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Evening star., 1924-07-09

ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. CONSISTING OF
4 rooms and kitchen, semi private bath, gas,
electricity. heat and telephone service: must
he seen TO appreciate: rent reasonable. 14lo
Taylor st. NV. Adams 4943.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

TWO LARGE CITY BUILDING LOTS FOR
SALE s40O per lot, or two lots for 800; in
side Of the city and one carfare to them. J..
d GARMAN Erankln 2Qa2
Evening star., 1924-07-09
FOR EXCHANGE

8 ROOMS, BUNGALOW TYPE; HW.; HIGH
large lots; Il block Of Takoma car. 14th st
car line; $500 cash, or would accept lot as
cash payment; balance. $65 mo. 215 and 219
Underwood ST. Price, $500 and $500
WILL EXCHANGE LOTS IN WASHINGTON,
D. c., for farms in Florida. Story 1881;
Liberty St. Jacksonville. Fla. o.
apartments: well rented annual income
50 500. Price, $75,0O0. What have you to
offer? Submit promptly. We have other
BUSINESS PRoPERTY-Mt. Pleasant store,
dat and garage. $25,0 900. subject to $4,000,
for downtown business residential property
LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE. d. c., for resi-
dence or small apartment house.
FARMS-Water front or inland properties
for business, apartment or residential prop
critics.
A. c. HoUGHToN & CO.. REALTORS.
1916 st. NV. Phones Main 7536-75S7.
1--WE have the BEST In every section"
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WANTED-LOTS.

s ROOMS, BUNGALOW TYPE; HW; HIGH,
large lots; Il block of Takoma car, 14th st.
car line: 500 cash, or would accept lot as
cash payment; balance. S65 mo- 215 and 219
Underwood st. Price, $500 and $500.
DEVELOP YOUR LOTS AND GET HIGHEST
price for them. You need no cash. will be
interested only in lots grade and
near Mass. or Wisconsin aves. extended. in
one fare zone. Address Box l62-E. Star office.
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THREE ROOMS AND BATH 2nd FLOOR;
strictly private: ami: rent reasonable. 2l6I
18th ST. NV. ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

3 NEW APTS. JUST COMPLETED. ROOMS
and bath each. on 9th st. NV. between Nj
and N.
Several apts in the Clinbourne. 1888 Calvert
st n.w.-5 rooms and hath each. Splendid
condition. EDW. P. SCHWARTZ, INC, 7S4
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WANTED-OFFICEs G. STUDIOS
FOR RENT-DESK SPACE.
sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY

sPECIAI~-DEsK AND DESK ROOM
for rent
707 Colorado building as
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

NEAR WALTER REED-MODERN FIRE
proof non-elevator apartment building of 12
apartments. Gross rentals, $12. 600. Fully
rented to highly desirable tenants Cash pay
ment OF IS. 900 will handle. The price Is ex-
ceptionaly low for quick sale. Nicely financed.
Ask for Mr.. LONG,
WILLIAM X HARTUNG & CO.,
lloS 10Th ST Realtors Main 37S
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

STABLE, BRICK. FOR HORSES. NM. $40.
Can ct 1021 7th st nv
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(Continued ON Next Pagea
The Washington times., 1924-01-22
THE STORY OF "CIlICKIE"


Her thought was submerged In
her emotion that kept stealing
over her in waves, repeating =
love you"-bringing his lips 20
her ear; his eyes slowing INTO
hers.
Did he love her ? Did he mean
It? little white uafIhs
She blushed to find herseiI Won
dsring; more than half oelieVins,
Her memories distracted h'r
all the next morning. BY noon
she began to fear that she might
meet him on the street. Sne was
uncertain what to do. Sne
wanted desperately to talk; ask
someone's .opinion-in a rounoa'
Janina was home; she had 9
snrajned ankle. Suddenly SChIckle
decided she would visiN her.
.Ianina knew Jake Munson-sne
would find out If those Things
.Janina said were true.
Janina's apartment, which sne
was nleased to cali her Studio,
was the top floor Of big flats IN
Union street. Four dark flights
Of stairs led to the single great
Half way up Chickie paused
for breath. A big window let in
the sun at this landing. In the
light she saw. suddenly, quick,
elastic figure-a boy. yellow
haired, stormy eyed, a youthful
petulance in his chin. Seeing
Chickie, the blood swept into his
cheeks. He passed on quickly.
When she knocked, Janina SAID
"Come in"
sun streamed like a great.
golden canopy across the long
room, warmed up the faded.> old
chintz drapes. made the place,
now massed with flowers, seem
like some quiet italian garden.
Janina, her face flushe1; a
tense, bright unrest in her eyes,
lay on a couch, reading. She
wore a negligee Of orange. When
Chickie entered she didn't turn.
She said softly, "Come here.
Chaffee-I won't do that again"
0limpsing Chickie. she gazed
at her moodily: did you see
anyone BOlnS oVWH IH0 SS~AS'
eyes"
She closed her book with q
shrug. "I1l tell you something
I've just discovered, Chickte.
There's a chance for a new God.
Let him create a world without
sex. Wen have Utopia-not be-
fore"
IT didn't think sex was any
problem to you. thought you
had it all settled"
Her lip curled: I'VE don't settle
that problem; it settles us.
Well, how goes 1t with you and
Jake 2"
Chickie answered lightly: 1--WE
been to more good shows in a
short time than I've seen in
all my life before"
Janina watched her narrowly:
Enjoy it while you may. With
Jake, Chickie, the flower that once
The Washington times., 1924-01-22
READ THIS FIRST.

1t wGs a distinct shock to
Jonathan Brice to discover one
day that his daughter, ChicIeis,
,IsUGs no longer a gGs0ky, IGnEy
chit of a girl. She had qaite
groSUn up. She had reached the
mature age of si1teen, had "done
up" her hair and heightened her
skirts. The shock aOGs intense
to the doting parent. He aOas
filled SUith VGgue nsisgiUi1ags,
and almost sCished she had been
la boy. In the meantime Chickie
met Arthur SontGg and e1peri-
:cnced the joys of her first rO-
nance.
/ Chickie's first "GffGir" ended
dis1strOusly, for SoMtGg soon lost
interest in her and finally dssGp-
peGred. At eighteen Chiclcie oh
tanned job IN brokerage Of
flee, and there met .IGniNG, a gar!
aOise IN the 1UGys of the 1Vord Ot
Which Chicleie knerO so little.
The Washington times., 1924-01-22
CHAPTER XXIII.
aIro1n Gift

Jake leaned forward and whis-
pered something to the chauffeur.
He took ChiclSie's hands gently,
watching her with hot, intent
eyes. why did you cry, Chickie?"
She answered in a very low
tone: "I didn't cry"
why did you cover your face
then?"
81 DON'T know-everything-all
at once. Oh, I didn't want you to
say that. You don't love me. I
know it. You only say that. It
spoils everything"
He pressed her hands against
his knee. Suddenly he leaned
down, forcing her head up. Il
love you, Chickie - terribly. /
want you. I'd give the world to
have you put your, arms about
me. / want that. I want iti
Oh. YOU dear" The red mouth
curved in a warm, flashing smile,
his eyes glowed softly into hers:
"Chickie-kiss Tne-just once-let
me-"
She put her hand up between
them. She sat perfectly still,
staring at him, his tips moving
over her palm. He caught both
her wrists, drawing her arms
down in a sudden violence. His
eyes, alight, swept over her face.
Holding her so, he murmured:
II love you-you don't know
you little white darling-please--"
She closed her eyes-hearing
his breath, Presently he freed
her hands. He looked at her
smiling, quiet, exultant: "Chickie,
dear, 1 couldn't help that. It's
the way you look. I'd give the
world"
Don't say it again-please-"
But I would. I will-you dear
watt mean it--I love you"
When he left her at the door
he leaned down and whispered
in her ear, II love you-you
dearr' y
She went into her room and
began undressing in a swift,
breathless excitement. The acute
ness of her sensations; the half
terrified thrill surprised and hor-
rified her. She looked at her
hands, feeling vividly the move
ment of her lips.
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CHAPTER XIV.
The Showdown

She laid the pin in her palm,
turning the limpid stones. She
tried it against her white waist.
Flushing hotly, she heard Jen-
ME at her door: There's a pack
age for you Chickie. Did you
see it? / wonder what 1t is"
The pin was snatched out,
dropped nervouslly down her
blouse. "Oh--it was my bracelet.
The clasp was loose. I had it
fixed"
The stones were cold. Her
skin like fire melting them.
She pressed them against her,
drawing her breath hard, swelling
With a queer holiness flashing
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a. 4 Noof5 mng Lo6. Of By ELENORE MEHERlN

him start back-to turn ashen--
to pass on without a word.
He took her arm in cozy,
laughing way, "EIo, there: gid
dyap! Don't have to knock me
down with your righteousness, do
you. gurrl? Where shall we go
for lunch?"
He dropped the box back in her
pocket. She walked on, her eyes
straight before her.
You can't do that, Mr.. Nun
son."
II know. You said you didn't
want It. You fling it back at me.
But please carry 1t for a block.
My pockets are filled. Wen see
what can be done about it,"
You think don't mean 1t.
do"
"And a lot of things I mean.
And you insist that ] don't.
Lets straighten them out"
81 didn't intend going to lunch
with you"
That's all right, Chickie. dear.
- No malice of forethought neces-
sary. You weren't intending to
cut me off without one last fare
well, were your"
Hurrying along and he tower
ing over her and people giving
him glad, pleased greetings. she
heard already, like a soft whim-
per in her ears. her own defeat.
He thought nothing Of It: he had
no dark, terrible motives. He
would suppose she was one OF
those girls who imagine things.
Seated In a far corner OF the
Golden Pheasant, he pushed
knives and forks out OF his way:
Now, let's have It. Chickie. Why
all the sudden frenzy2' "a
That's all there's to 1t.
can't take that pin.
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NOW CONTINUE.

"why not? What isn't given
to you! take'' He pushed his
plate, leaning forward, touched
her hand. you'd look wonder
I ful in that, Chiclxie.''
s3 "ReacE it for me, will you
!. please? She's. very busy eating.
If you're clever we might get
away with it."
He shrugged. Funny, isn't it,
the way the world looks at some
I things. This for example. Now,
I 1t would give me a tremendous
kick to hand you some of the
soft, beautiful things of life. I'd
love to do it. What would six or
+. seven hundred mean to me, and
I the fun you'd get out Of it. But
{ II I did, you'd Immediately think
was some kind of a monster,
. and old woman Grundy would
rear her hundred hands in horror.
All that prevents a lot Of happy,
kind things"
Chiclxie smiled. "Well, Mr..
Munson, If you're SO anxious to
+ give some poor working gell like
me all that funs why don't you
\ pick out one and send her a
diamond tiara, anonymous like?"
Little glints came into his flash
ing eyes. you don't believe me.
I'll show you that I'm in earnest.
] mean to show you that, Chickie."
Later, when they were settled
back in the limousine, he put his
arm about her. You like me,
CHECKER"
eyes"
"You know that you mean a
great deal-everything to me?''
mo"
You do; yes. I've never felt
90 before. I'm telling you the
truth. I'd love to do some fine,
pleasant things for you-give you
q lot of joy, Chickie-" He had
both her hands pressed in his.
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raise any question. This is a
much wiser appreciation-that's
all. 1 wanted to give you some.
!. thing" His voice suddenly be-
came low and rapid: "Chickis.
was there a card with the pin?
Was there a nessage?"
(TO Be Continued TOmorrnw.)
copyright, 1924. Published BY arrange.
ment with King Features Syndicate, Incll
The Washington times., 1924-01-22

He was leaning down. his face
came nearer.
She moved back with a start.
''No-don't."
"Chiclxie, don't you know-it's
a year--a whole year. I love you.
/ want you. Oh, you dear. Look
up at me, please. Put your arms
about me. want it So"
She sat rigid against him, a
white, chill thing of fear coiled
in her heart. Suddenly she COW.
cred her face and cried. His
arms dropped as though he were
shot,
The Washington times., 1924-01-22
Don't you like it?"
"Yes-it's beautiful"

why can't you taKe lLF
She glanced down at her plate.
showed her glass. why should
you give me q thing like that?"
"Why shouldn't I? You have
nothing like it. You need it. I
can send you flowers from now
till time ends and you wouldn't
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MoNsERRATE GARCIA:

Es huesped de los esposos Mercado-
Davila esta distinguida y simpatica
Srta. de Santurce.
Nuestra bienvenida.
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las escuelas de esta poblacion. Tai me-
dida habla muy bien de los 'Maestros
de Vega Baja'' y de todos aquellos
amigos que secundaron la obra de la es-
cuela.
DE REGREso
va esta entire nosotros la culta IA
milia Negr6n Nogueras la que paso
una semana por Cayey al lado de sus
familiares.
Bienvenida sea nuestros wales
donde Sc la estima muy de veras.
.PRoxIMo CURSE EscOLAR
va han dado principle los trabajos
para la aperture del proximo curse es-
olar. Las escuelas rurales estan sien-
10 visitadas tomandose nota de todas
as mejoras que necesitan. va Sc estar
eparando algunas casas escuelas y Sc
pedido material de todas classes pc
su mejoramiento.
r. r. G..
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Notas de Ia Is1a

reunion ell dia de agosto para de-
signar en- propiedad la directiva que
ha de llevar destino SECURE la
vez poner muy por alto la persona
lidad de la Association de Agriculto-
res de Puerto Rico, y con tai fin Sc
nombraron asociados que personalmen
te convocaran a todos los agriculto-
res de los barrios de Gurabo, reca-
yendo la designation en- los sefiores
siguientes:
HATo NUEvo: sr. Gregorio Col
tia.
CELADA: Sr. Porfirio Diaz.
MASAS: Sr. Justo Reyes.
QUEBRADA INFERNO: sr. va
lentin D. Diaz.
JAGUAL: Sr. F. velazquez.
RINCON: Sr. Santos Torres.
NANCY: Sr. Pedro J. Morales.
NAVARRO: sr. Juan Ramirez.
Como todos estos senores nos han
asegurado que han de traer todos
los agricultores de los diferentes ba-
rrios, no dudamos que ha de ser una
reunion muy laboriosa la del referi-
do 8 de agosto.
Bien por' los agricultores de Gura-
bo, v sepan que pueden contar con mi
pequefia pero decidida cooperation en-
la luminosa idea de hacer de los
agricultores de este pals, una asocia-
cion fuerte y poderosa que Sc ha de
denominar AsoCIACIoN DE AGRI.
cULToREs DE PUERTO RICO.
Faustino c. oNDINA
Gurabo, P. r., 27 de julio de 1924.
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NoTAs DEL DORADO
HoM1c1DIo.

HOMICIDIo.
Sc celebraba en- ell barrio Higuillar
de Dorado, en- la noche del &c al 27
del corriente, un bale en- la casa de
Ramon Rivera. Parece que alguien oil
vid6 cuales son los objetos de los bai-
les y no tuvo en- cuenta las perso-
mas que Sc encontraban en- aquel To-
cal. Lo cierto es que Francisco Sal
gado, natural y vecino de Toa Baja
di6 muerte a cuchilladas al individuo
Bonifacio Baez, natural vecino de
Dorado. B&ez encontr6 la muerte CO.
mo consecuencia de una herida que
Ell otro lie produjera en- ell cuello.
FL Jefe Lorenzo E. Miranda, ell
Juez de Paz sefor Enrique Fernan-
dez Ell policia Francisco Pacheco de
servicio en- aquel destacamento, prac-
ticaron la correspondence investiga-
cion con los testigos Gregorio Cosme,
Isaac Claudio, Valentin Baez, Ra-
mon Rivera Nicomedes Nieves.
Sc deduce que ''mientras Sc cele-
braba un bale en- La casa de Ramon
Rivera, por una discussion que Sc sus-
cit6 entire Bonifacio B&ez Y Francis
co Salgado. yendose una 1ucha en-
el batey de la casa, resultando ell
Baez muerto Y Salgado con cuatro he
ridas en- la cabeza y tres en- diferen-
tes parties del cuerpo". La fuerza po-
hciaca siempre al tanto de cualquier
| disturbio ocup6 un cuchillo un ma
chete.
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eoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
ofcina del Comisionado
Julio 26, 1924
ANUNc1o DE sUBAsTA

Proposiciones en- pliegos cercados
para la adjudication en- pubhca subas-
ia de las obras de construction de UN
EDIFIcIo PARA EscUELA DE GIN
co sALoNEs EN- BARRAHQUITAS,
PUERTO RICO, cuyo presupnesto
aprobado asciende la suma de DIE.
CIocHo MIL CIEETo oCHENTI-
TRES ARES CON 6SI1oo
($18,1 .s6) Sc admitiran en- est;. of
Gina hasta las 300 P. III. del dia IL
de agosto de 1924, en- que Sc abriran
publicanonte.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- la oficina del Arquitecto donde Sc
encuentran de manifesto los documen-
tos que han de regir en- Ell contrato,
podran los hcitadores recoger los pla-
nos " modelos de proposiciones que
han de .presentar, mediante un depo
sito de DIEZ DoLAREs (S1o o0) que
seran reembolsados al ser devueltos
dichos documentos en- el plazo de vein
to 1907 dias despu6s de efectuada la
subasta
La administrator Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquier todas
las proposiciones, y ell adjudicar Ell con-
trato bajo otras circunstancias que las
del precio solamente
GUILLERMo EsTEvEs.
Comisionado.
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FIEsTAs PATRoNALEs.

Parece como que despertaramos del
marasmo en- que estabamos sumidos
por largo tempo.
Merecen nuestra simpatia y para
bienes los organizadores de las fiestas
que Sc han celcbrado en- estos tlltimos
dias en- honor al patron Santiago, y
especialmente los Caballeros de Colon.
Los juegos y fiestas populares estu-
vieron muy concurridos y lucidos.
Tambi6n hubo tres bales, uno de Ar
tesanos, otro de Sociedad en- el Club
Deportivo y otro popular en- la plaza
p1bnca. Todos estuvieron concurridi-
simos, bien organizados esplendidos
En- cuanto al bale de nuestro Club
hizo epoca. No Sc sabe de d6nde uo.
VIC tanta juventud masculine, y en-
cuanto muchachas habfa un sinn1-
nero de afuera Y un bouquet de nues
tras mas bellas flores, de las que po.
demos recordar, y perd6n por omisio-
mes, las siguientes: Rosa y Luisa Or
,dofiez, Lolita, Ines Fini We've, AIDE
laida Rivera, Tete Gomez; Jovita Ca
brera, Pillar Medina, Ana Celia Y Sa-
ra Lopez; CarIota Provi Cells, Pillar
Lopez Fuentes.
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EN- LA sARD1NERA:

Es un encantin me ha dicho un ami
go mio, el ir a tomar los baiios La
playa de Sardinera. Imaginese que
ALI hay un tbunch'' de las mas en-
cantadoras damitas de nuestra socie-
dad: Srtas. ord6hez, Srtas. We've;
srtas. Mangola y Conchita Bird; Srta
Isabel Guzman, etc. Y afadi6. los
j6vcnes Sc estan volviendo patos,-
pues no quieren salir del aqua.
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PRox1Mo CURSE EscoLAR
DEsDE cAYEY

Sc nota en- este pueblo la necesidad
!e aumentar ell ntmero de policias,
uesto que con ocho guardias no puede
resentarse un servicio regular.
Ell domingo 27 del coriente mes
So llevaron cabo dos jugadas de base
'all entire Humacao Y Cayey ell proxi
no domingo los mismos teams Sc bati-
ain en- Humacao.
-Pronto embarcara para los Estados
Inidos, nuestra distinguida amiga se-
1orita Gloria Alvarez, de Cabo Rojo.
Leseole mucha felicidad en- Sis nego-
clos I'm feliz viaje.
CORRESPoNSAL
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MUERTE DE MERCEDES
DURAND.

Hasta nosotros Sc ha acercado el
amigo Nicolas Durand, hermano de MeI
cedes Durand que triste y tragica-
mente pereciera ahogada en- la Pla.
va Honda, de Dorado, para pedirnos
como colaborador de Ell MUNDO, que
en- su nonbre en- Ell de la familia
Durand- Martin, Lopez-Durand, ex.
presaramos al pueblo de Dorado, espe-
'cialmente Clara Livingston fami-
liza, Pedro Lopez y fanilia, al isia.
do Baudilio Arambarri otras persc
mas que lamenta no recordar, su hon.
do agradecimiento por la parte que
tomaron al arrebatar Ell cadaver de la
joven y trasladarlo Santurce a
los amigos de Santurce San Juan,
cue de una manera tan digno han sa-
bido corresponder con la familia en-
estos momentos de dolor.
Merece parrafo aparte, ell joven Ii
siado Baudiio Arambarri, quien sin
tener en- cuenta su estado fisico, Sc
laIlzo al mar, sin preocuparSe de Ia
suerte que 6l pudiera correr, con la
lnica idea de sacar de ALI la jo-
ven, regresando la orilla con ella,
donde embellishments fu6 atendIda
por una americana, enfermera gra-
duada y un continental, el policia
Cruz y los j6venes Jose Rosy y De
JESUS, quienes llegamos POGO despues
resultando toda tentative de saliva
ci6n en- vano. Luego lego ell doctor
Ramon Luis Rodriguez, quien certifi-
CO la muerte de Mercedes a consecuen
scia de Asfxia por sunnersi6n.
AL cumplir con la voluntad del ami
go Durand, hacemos eco adenas del
sentimiento general del pueblo por la
muerte de la que fue una joven vir-l
tuosa una amiga sincera.
Agustin de JESUS.
Dorado, p b.
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NoTAs DE FAJARDo
(Por 'ALBA)
FAJARDo PALACE HOTEL

Espl6ndida estuvo la fiesta que con
motive de la Inauguration de su ho-
tel celebraron ell domingo los esposos
Jimenez- -Balseiro.
Dificil tarQa seria dar detalle de la
misma enumerar todos los invitados
que alli habfan. Para darles una mera
idea dire que habia un encantador
sebunch'' de muchachas de San Juan,
Humacao, Yabucoa; Juncos y Fajar-
do La fiesta dur6 todo ell .dia, habien-
do empezado el bale las P. M,
terminado a las IL P. M
Los obsequios estuvieron en- profu-
sion; la algeria entusiasmo era ge
neral, poniendo de relieve la exquisi-
tez buen gusto de los duenos del
citado hotel.
Fehcitamosles por su grandioso ho-
tel, considerable como uno de los me-
jores de la isla, siendo orgullo de Fa-
jardo de sus duenos, asf como por
su magnifica lucida fiesta, de la
que todos quedamos muy agradeeidos.
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DISTRIBUTION DE LA
PoLICIA:

La fuerza policiaca de Dorado es-
ia tan bien dividida, que en- cada ba-
rrio de la municipalidad existe un des
tacamento en- ell pueblo, el cuartel
general donde todos los dias deben
reportarse los policias para recibir Or
denes de SUI Jefe, ell se1or Lorenzo
E. Miranda.
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Pillar MEDINA:

Esta de vacaciones entire nosotros
nuestra queridisima y bella amiga Pi-
larc:ta. Ella sabe cuanto Sc lie quiere
por estos lares v 10 triste que nos de-
ia cuando Sc ausenta
Gratisimas impresiones lie deseamos.
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LA EscuELA PADILLA

Prcnto Sc ,dara principle a los ira.
Lajos de la verja de la ''Escuela Jose
G. Padilla pues el senior Miranda
nuestro Comisionado quiere, 10 mismo
que los ediles municipales y ell senior
Inspector que al abrirse las clases todo
este listo. Tambien Sc hara una acera
en- Ell interior del frente 10 que dara I'M
gran reaice al suntuoso edificio.
Ell HERMoso RETRATo DE EEL
CARIBE''
Ell he-moso retrato del immortal Ca
-ibe" sera colocado en- Ell idificio que
ileva su nombre, 10 que constituye una
faz mas de la gran labor realizada por
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DE REGREso

Despues de un viaje de recreo por
Europa y Estados Unidos, tenemos en-
tire nosotros a nuestro particular amigo
don Eladio j. Candal, su culta y dis
tinguida esposa dofia Maria Isabel Pc
nedo de Candal.
lie presentamos nuestro fno saludo
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DEsDE VEGA BAJA
CASA .AYuNTAMIENTo

Todas aquellas personals que nos visi-
tan hacen mercedes elogios de la ad-
ministracion por las obras que esta rea-
lizando. Nuestra casa ''Del Pueblo
es I'm hermoso edificio que dice mucho
del progreso de nuestra villa dira mll-
cho mas cuando ostente en- su linda
fachada ell soberbio reloj pubhco que
ha sido va encargado.