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The Holly chieftain., 1924-06-12
SUPER RADIO IS
PLAN FOR o.

After about four years of expert
mentation, radio broadcasting ap-
pears to have started upon def
mite line OF development, said
Gny Z. Tripp, chairman of the
board of the Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing company in a
recent talk.
"Curi0uSly enough, there is n
close parallel between the tenden-
cies in both the electrical and the
radio fields. We are now prac.
tically assured that electrical de
Velopncnt VIII result in super.
power, where a relatively small
number of large steam and water
power stations will serve large
areas OF the country in the most
economical and satisfactory man
ner.
Similarly with radio, present con
ditions favor the formation of
super-radio system, where a few
powerful stations Of the highest
type, located in the Centers Of art
entertainment and education, will
form the foundation Of our nation
al ior, rather, of an intcrnationaN
radio service.
There Is a Difference
There is, however, this difference
between super-power and super
radio. With super-pOwer, the dup
lication of services in any com
| munity is unnecessary and in
wolves inefficiency, so that super
power must be monopolistic in
character. With radio, however. it
is most desirable that every com
munity be reached by several dis.
tinct and different services be
cause matters of taste and inter.
| est cannot be standardized A
monopoly in the radio brOadcasting
| field would, therefore, be contrary
to public interest.
A step in the wrong direction
may retard the development of
! radio for many years to come, and
| it is our duty, therefore to exam.
/ inc the position in the light of
our knowledge OF and experience
with parallel problems of develop.
ment and distribution.
Would Produce Claim"
Supcr-poWer would unity the
| power resources of the country in
to a vast connected stream, the
| stream to be tapped at suitable
points and the power distributed
to millions of homes and indus.
trial ,tIanfL, Sr,,,nr Ia
create a chain of super stations,
connected by radio or by wire
links, which would radiate to
every home in the United States a
program of entertainment, edu-
cation, and news.
Just as there can be no thought
of restricting freq speech, so there
can be no thought that the cree
ton OF chain of Super.puwer
br0adcasting stations would give
anyone interest monopoly of
broadcasting
The basic problem is: Radio has
created a great and growing in
dustry, development for Its exist
ence and development upon the
giving of public service With
out broadcaSting, every receiving
set in the country would be use
less piece of mechanism. We,
therefore, must find way, first, to
organize the public service along
the most economical and efficient
lines and next to support and di-
rect it in the interest of the public.
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The Holly chieftain., 1924-06-12
X GRANADA DEPARTMENT X

1t is planned to build an open
air pavilion on the camp grounds
for the celebration. The pavilion
may be maintained there through
out the sumnar.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-06-12
5orH ANNIVERSARY SALE
Prices On Musical instruments Cut
IN HALF

Good pianos as low as .......... s G7
Player pianos from ................... 325
Photographs from ...........,........... ID
SaXOphones, from ....................o.... 81
New Trumpcts and Comets .... 20
We also have instruments in the
vicinity of Holly to be sacrificed.
You Can Buy On Easy Payments
Write today. Tell us what you
want, and get full Information by
return mail.
The Knight-Campbell Music Co.
Denver, Colorado.
The Holly Chieftdin-52 issues
year for $500
The Holly chieftain., 1924-06-12

j. J. Dodge is putting on the
wild west show the 4th. Homer
Settle is assisting him.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-06-12

Word was received from Mrs. c..
A. Shepard and Dr. and Mrs. L. n.
Thompson that they would try to
be home by the 4th They are now
in Illinois and Missouri.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-06-12

Miss Mary Crane clerked in the
City Drug Store Wednesday after
noon and evening.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-06-12

E. F. Page and C. A. Shepard
spent Wednesday afternoon and
night at Brandon Lake.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-06-12
LOCAL NEWS

E. A. and A. b. Palmer are work.
ing at Queen Beach this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-06-12

The Holly Chieftain-52 issues a
year for $500.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-06-12
Nationwide Ownership

NATIONWIDE in the scope of its
vice. the Bell System is nationwide
also in the distribution of its securities.
In street car, at church, at theatre, at gro
Gerry store counter you rub elbows with its
They differ as widely in occupation and in
wealth do the than 100000 SUBJ
scribers served by the system. But Bell
subscribers united by common means of
accommodation, Bell are
united by common characteristic-thrift.
Other forms of thrift have very properly
attracted the savings of thousands of Ameri-
cans, but none of them more truly illustrates
an investment democracy and
directly the public
Two hundred and seventy thousand people
have made common property of their savings
in order to maintain this great national pub
lie utility.
Their dollars serve them and serve the ma
ton.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-06-12

Subscribe for the Holly Chief
tain-S200 q year.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-06-13
MAJOR FRANK B. EBERT
Superintendent of the AntSaloon League of Illinois

On Thursday, June S, Major Frank B.
Ebbert was unanimously elected as State
Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League
of Illinois by the board of trustees in its
annual meeting. The state board repre-
sents over thirty church and temper
ance groups. Major Ebbert succeeds DIR.
+. Scott Mcbride who was recently
named as general superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League of America
Major Frank B. Ebbert was attorney
and legislative superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League of Illinois for seven
years. He drew up the first Illinois pro-
hibition enforcement act following the
adoption of the 18th Amendment. In the
tall of 1920 he was appointed assistant
to Wayne B. Wheeler, General Counsel
of the Anti-So1oon League at Washing
ton. In April, 1921, Mayor Ebbert was
placed in charge of the legal work of the
Anti-Saloon League of America in the
ten Pacific coast states with headquarters
at San Francisco He has conferred
with practically every sheriff, deputy
sheriff, county attorney and county judge
IN every county seat town in all of the
ten western states. He has also been in
active touch with every state prohibition
director in this section.
Major Ebbert. as result of his asso-
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-06-13

ciation with local officials, undoubtedly
understands the actual details of prohibi-
tion enforcement work by local officials
as we'll as any man in the country. Ma
jor Ebbert is on the examining board of
the regular United States army at the
Preside in San Francisco. During the
world war he served as a captain in the
chemical warfare service. He is also
veteran of the Spanish-American war.
Major Ebbert was born in Cincinnati,
Ohio. In 1904 he graduated, receiving
the degree of A. B. from De Pauw Uni
versity at Green Castle Indiana. In 1911
he graduated from the Chicago law
school with the degree of LIB. Cum
Laude. Following several years of gen.
eral law practice in Idaho, Major Ebbert
became General Counsel and Legislative
Superintendent for the Anti-Saloon
League of Illinois in 1913. From 1913 to
the time of his departure for Washington.
Major Ebbert was on the faculty of the
Chicago law school as a professor of the
law of contracts.
Major Ebbert is a member of the Oak
land, California, Methodist church. He
is brother-in-law of Bishop Edwin Holt
Hughes, who has been assigned to the
Chicago area to succeed Bishop Thomas
Nicholson. -----.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-06-13
DEPARTING CHIEFoFINS ILL
NOIS FOR ALMOST FOUR.
TEEN YEARSoqA
Friends and FeIloM Workers ,Ex4
tend Best Wishes to New Ma
tional Superintendent in Great
Task Before Him

A farewell banquet in honor of Dry
and Mrs. f. Scott Mcbride was given by
the AntiSaloon League in the Crystal
Room of the Great Northern Hotel, Chi-t
cago, on the evening Of Thursday, June |
5. great many friends of the former
Illinois State Superintendent and Mrs.
Mcbride were present in addition to the
League Field force, the headquarters
committee and members of the state
board. DIR. Howard H. Russell, founder
of the Anti-Saloon League and DR.. Err
nest H. Cherrington, secretary of the
World League Against Alcoholism, were
the chief speakers in addition to the
guest of honor. Dr. Wayne B. Wheeler,
who had been invited to speak was un-
able to be present. Bishop Thomas
Nicholson, national president of the
Antl-Saloon League, who was to have
acted as toastmaster, could not be pres
ent because of the recent death of Bishou
Stuntz. His place was taken by DR.. Mel<
bourne 2. Boynton, secretary of thu
League Headquarters Committee. The
Hon. George Fl. Wilson, of Quincy,
spoke in the place of the Hon. Homer
lice, who could not be present. The
other speakers were Mrs. G.. M. Mathes.
Hon. w. w. Bennett, Mr.. c. E. Cole
man, Senator James J. Barbour, O. G..
Christgau and Major Frank B. Ebbert.
the newly elected State Superintendent
The state board, headquarters COMMITTEES
and members of the league field and Of
fee force presented DR.. Mcbride with a
fitted Gladstone travelling bag and pre-
sented Mrs. Mcbride with a string of
pearls with diamond clasp.
In his formal statement upon relin-
gushing the leadership of the Illinois dry
forces, DIR. Mcbride said
Real Purpose of League
There is no purpose to make the
Anti-Saloon League a super-govern.
ment," declared Rev. DR.. F. Scott Nc
Bride, speaking tonight at a banquet in
his honor, upon his Inauguration as gen
eral superintendent of the League, and
his retirement from superintendency of
the Illinois organization.
The League will, however" Rev. DR..
Mcbride said, give its efforts toward the
enforcement of law through the official
who has taken an oath to enforce the
law"
DR.. Mcbride declared all governmental
agencies must be purged from corrupt
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-06-13
VIOLATORS FORMERLY I'M
MUNE HAVE BEEN SENT
TO LEAVENWORTH
Failure of State Courts to Act Eff.
fectively Severely Criticized
by Olson

In an address before the Chicago As.
sociation of Commerce on Wednesday,
June 4, United States Attorney Edwin
A. Olson denied the charge that politics
interferes with justice in the federal
courts. He cited many instances of effec-
tive action by the federal courts in cases
where the state courts had failed. At
torney Olson said:
Last Sunday a Chicago morning news
paper carried an editorial headed Take
the Department of Justice Out of Poll
tics | don't know whether there is
now, or has been heretofore, any poll
tics III the Department of Justice at
Washington, but | believe that the busi-
~eiless -4sssi3a Of the- tJIlit~d States have All
abiding conviction that if there is politics
in that department the President will re-
move it as soon as he finds it. However,
[ am going to tell you something that l
do know, and that IS that there is not
now, nor has there been since January
2, 1923, any politics in that part of the
Department of Justice which functions in
the Chicago Federal Building What
District Attorney l know nothing of and
I am not going to give you anything to-
day except hrst-hand information. / am
not the only one who knows that there
is no politics in the Federal Building.
Tim Murphy, who had been convicted
and was walking the streets of Chicago
undisturbed and who went to Leaven-
worth so fast that he has had dizzy spells
ever since, knows it. Tim knows another
thing, and that is that he will stay at his
present meat cutting job during the full
term of his sentence ii the Department of
Justice at Chicago has anything to say
about it. There are twenty-one brew
cries in northern Illinois that know we
bunch of outlaw brewers who are right
now living at the Chicago Bridewell; and
two fellows out there who had their
brewery equipment destroyed-the first
act of its kind in the United States-are
particularly impressed, l am told.
Padlocks on 1900 Places
"The 400 landlords, whose properties
have been padlocked for a year, and the
more than 1000 convicted outlaw saloon
keepers also know it. The De Jonghe
Hotel knows it; Walter Powers knows
it. Hard Boiled" Eddie Smale, former
Police Sergeant, knows it; and Is car
carloads of convicted criminals that
Continued on Page p
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01
'PATNACTBALI0T0 Y KONVENCL.
GUv SMITH NEZtSKAVA TAX RYCHLE.
JAK BYLO OCEKAvANO.

D New York, 80. cervna.- Po patnactem bezvyslednem
baotu presdenskeho kanddaa arodni demokraticka
konvence odrocla dnes kratce pred pdnoc Sejde
p6tn6 Ultra silky Wiiama G. McAdoo guv Alfredo E.
Smtha stojcm proti sob6 pevne jako skaa McAdoo zI
stal cee pf hlasovani cey den vecer Avsak marne
jeho silly rhay opetovne pro n oposice ktera pat
nact baotd udrzovaa McAdooa Cd zkani vetsny kerou
jeho manage ocekava ddverou pfi pae hlasovan Nej
vice HAST dosahl McAdoo pf panactem baotu 479 ale to
jee nedostavaio II HAS proste vene 253 hlasy
v6sn6 dvoutfetinove kera je nuncu dosazenf nomina
Dvoutfetinova vetsina Gini 1872 hasy tF
Smith, druhy pf kazdem ballotu dosah sveho> vrchole,
306 pf ctrnacte hasovani pri panactem, posednim to-
hoto ve6era mel 3O5h hlasu.
John w, Davis by cele druhoradnych moznosti ma
pfevadalo minen bude tim cernym konem jenz
objev soj pnou su az zmzi vsechna vyhlidka ze nom
naci moh by zka kterykoli vIdcch kandidatu Az do
sud vsak zadny mmo McAdoo-a Smitha neme vice nez
hrstku hlasn.
Acko jednotv pohavafi stran spechai do konferenci
dnes pozd6 veer kere nepochybne pova az do rama
zda avdepodobnym ze nomnace mohla by byt vysed
KEN jech vyednavani te priciny ze Smith ami McAdoo
neukaza az dosud svo plnou su ten ami nenf pre-
sweden, ze si jeho zskani nomnace byo by marnym
McAdoo ma dosti skrytych hasd ably moh pfekroc SOC
caru Smith zaloze, ably je mohly prenest pres
400.
Obe srany pocinaji 81 osraze postupovay velmi po
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zAloBA Y olEJovfcH PkiPADEcH,

Washington, 80 cervna. - CtyH zaloby, nichz vinen
sou Albert B. FALL drivesf sekretaf vnitra Harry Sin
clair Edward L. Doheny E. L. DoheRy h trestnich cnu
" souvislos vysadam vadnich oejnych reservach
Wyomingu California, byly doruceny dnes vrchnimu
du Distrktu Columbia. Veka porota jez radu ydn6
ddkazech proti zminenym ctyfem muzdm
la ne fornani zaoby ktere s cd cviniho rizenf
ktere drive z byo zahajeno proh zajmdm Sincarovym
Dohenyovym podn6tu federaln vlady
Fall diva Doheny-ove tvrdi prvni zaobe sosnoval
udrzova nezakonite spknut cd cervence 1921 do H.
prosince 1922 aby umozneno byo PanAmeran Petroleum
Transportation Company jej podruzne spoecnost PAN
American Petroleum Company, zmocnt Sc konroy oejne
Ireservy cs California.
Podobna zaloba byla ma Sinclaira tim pouze
rozdier edna spiknu ucelem Zmocn6ni vlad
nj olejne reservy Teapot Dome We Wyomingu.
We tfet zaob9 vinen je Fall pfeti dpatku 100000
cd Dohenyd aby vivu sveho pouz ech prospech kdez
Ito We ctvre zalobe vn9n sou Dohenyove poskytnut
platku vadniu dfedniku dcelem sveden N ku zprone
weren't Sc jeho povinnosten1. '
Vetsina svedectv jmz velka porota obrala zskana
bya p nedavn6 senatnm vyBetfovanf zadanf olenych
Ivysad
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zoTAvENf lITALsKYcH
FFlNANCf. !

Rim, 80. cervna. - Ministr
financi prof. de Stefani We wee
rejM sve reci v senatu prohla
sill, .ze finance vsech zemi, jez
sdcastnily Sc svetove ; valky,
nachazejf Sc stale jeste We sta
WI konvalescenee, avsak finan
emf vyhlidky Italie jsou velmi
slibn&. Ministr pfedpovedel ba
lancovany rozpocet pro zemi
v pfistim lednu 8 dostatecnym
pfebytkem ma hrazeni nezaru
ccneho dluhu, aniz by bylo "a
pottebi zvysih pfijmy. Likvi-
dace dluhd, jez bylo nutno uci
niti v prdbehu valky, jak do
dal, pokracuje ,velmi uspoko-
1--WE. Ke konci ujistil, ze Italie
nachazi Sc v celku ma dobre
cest6 ku prosperit6. Nezamest
nanosti vicihled9 ubyva a pri
byv& vkladn We spofitelnach.
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JAPONSKO Sc OMLOUVA
SPOJ. STATION.

Yokohama, 80. cervna. -
keditel celnice v Yokohama O.
|mluvil Sc americkemu konsu-
lovi Kemperovi "a nezdvofile
zach&zenf, jemuz podrobeni
byli americtf cestujfcf ma par
|niku President Madison" Sc
strany japonskych celnich d
fednfkd. Nekteff Americani
|byli po pfistanf parnfku We
zdejSfm pffstavu podrobeni
|trapnemu vysetfovanf. vyssf
|dfednfci vSak pozdEji zakroci-
II ! oinluvili Sc cestujicfm. Cd
t6 DOLBY jest 8 americkymi ce-
|stujfcfmi, kteff sem pfijfzd9jf,
zach&zeno $ nejv9tsf zdvofilo-
ST. ~
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zvona po cely vecer kazda nchyckAvala ida
to druha objev svo maximaln su pied ozrazenfm svs
v1astnf pine podpory. aH91f
Toto e druh plichty", kery media zlomti nekolia
hodinach stalo by zcela neocekavan@ho zra
jest skoro isto ze balotovan bude pokacovano az do
stfedy. We vsech patnac baotech dne kazda strana
cina enon eden strategcky tah McAdoo se
pred stoupenc Smithovi 81 pospsi, aby yrovna omen
jeho zisk.
ta by nasedujici McAdoo, 431 Smith, 24O Davis, 81
Cox 59 Vysledek patnact6ho: McAdoo, 479; Smith 3O5
John W. Davis 81 Cox 60. Phi desatem hasovani odpad
guv. Jonathan Davis hlasy teto delegace
|vzdany McAdoo-ovi. .
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Dublin, 80. crvna. VGera
ibylo naznaGeno, he zbyvajfcf
politicti veznove Irskeho svo-
bodneho statu budou co nej-
drive propusteni ma svobodu.
President Cosgrave se vyslo-
vii, ze generalnf navladnf byl
vyzvan, aby suspendoval ne
.doslouzene lhdty odsouzenych
veznd, vyjma tech, ktefi do
|pustili Sc sprostych zlocinn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01
RUSKE PENfzE RAzENY
" LONDfNE.

| Londtn, 80. Gervna. - Kra.
lovska mincovna velke Brita.
ME pfitomne zabtva Sc raze.
MIN 10000, 900 rubld pro SO.
vetskou vlAdu ruskou. Povole.
nj < tomu dano bylo mincovna
n1inisterstvem financi i tim w
rozum5nim, ze - prGci tn mu.
ST byti pfedem zaplaceno.
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AEMEcko PkIJiMk sP0JENEcKou
INSPEKCI. n

Paffz, 3d. cervna Diezity krok rozsteni otazky vo
Jenke dohdky mad Nemeckem ucinen byl ne kdyz pre-
ler Herrlot obdrzel cd nemecke vady svo
Je vysetfovani yoenskeho avu RISE Nemeco dodrzeo
tim lhdtu odpoved spoeneqkou iez dana mu do
~. cervna Nemecka vlada pravf ze pma nspekci jake
prostredek skoncen spojenecke vojenske konroy ez
byti vysdana Svazem narodG die zn6n Versaske souvy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01
HOLIc JDOUCf S DUCHEM
CASU.

Ma jiste zdejsf ho1frn9 umi-
sten jest napis, ktery iiste. hla-
sa moderni pokrokovost mali
tele: "Stal6 kadefeni vlasd
jen "a $40 kazdou stopu, pri
.vlasech kratkych neb dlou
hych." !,
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0suDNE zELEzMcNf NE$TEsTl.

Chicago, 3d. cervna 80 Sest osob bylo zabto dnes a
sedmnact nych poaano n6ktere vazne kdyz postovn
chovlak Burlngonske drahy vraz do zadn osobnho
vlaku ma teze draze bfze Buda Ill., as l5 mil zapadne cd
Chicago Zeezncni fednci pravi nestes bylo zavne
no srojvedoucm postovnho vaku, ienz nepovsm auto
matckeho signalu
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AMER. LETcI MA DAl$( P0uTl.

Kalkutta, Indie, /. cervence. Tf americke armadn
aeropany vznesy zde dnes rano eich pf zastavkou
e Allahabad Brtske nd Poruclk Smith, vddce eskadry
zom zehro p odstrahovani pontonl svho aeroplanu
moh vsak pokracovat etu po kratAim odpocinku zde
Hong Kong, 80. cervna, Stuart Macayfp britsky sve
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toyy etec, pfbyl dnes Haphongu We francouzske
Indo-Cine
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-16

Las INTERMEDIATES cuestan dihero. 1Ud.
Sc da cuenta de 10 que lie cuesta un
ataque prolongado de calenturas y fiebre?
Esto puede ~evitarse facilnente.
FL TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FE-
RRUGINOSO DE LEONARDO cura
las calenturas y fiebres iacontinenti. Las
Intermediates no duran, Ell gasto no es
grande. Tambien confribuye 2 vigorizar
y purificar Ia sangre, impidiendo asi Ell
retorno de la fiebre.
FL TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FEE
RRUGINOSO DE LEONARDI es de
sabor agradable y es del todo ihofensivo.
Sc vende con garantia de reembolsar Ell
dinero 81 los resultados no son s~atisfac-
torios. Pida LEONARDO al ~farlnaceu-
tico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-16
LA EDAD DE ORG
DEL PUGILISMO

rs eda indudabemene la Edad de Orc del puglismo en- las Americas.
No vamos a anaizar los factories que han conribuido a eIa consagraci6p
del mdsculo, de la fuerza de la perfection fsca. Pero es 10 cierto que desde
Ia Argentina hasta Ell Canada, ell puglismo es topico de palpitante actualdad
que discuten, desde los elegantes del gran mundo Y proninentes capitanes de
industrial, hata los hurnldes obreros de las fabricas Y gdfos calleieros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-16
GoBlERNo DE PUERTO RICO
Departments del Interior
oFIcIEA DEL coM1s1oNADo
agosto 12, 1924.
ANuNc1o DE A

Proposiciones en- .pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication IN pdblica subas-
ia de las obras de construction de UN
EDIF4CIo DE HoRMIGoN PARA
EscUELA DE UN SALON EN- Ell
BARRIo cHUPACALLoS DE GEL
BA, PUERTO RICO, cuyo presupuss-
to aprobado asciende a La suma de
DOS MIL TREScIENTos CINCUEN-
Ia X 72t1Oo DoLAREs (s2,S5o. 72)
Sc admitiran en- esta oficina hasta Las
900 P, M. del dia % de agosto, 1924,
en- a Sc abriran publicamente.
Todos los datos n~ecesarios SO daran
en- la ofcina del Arquitecto donde Sc
e-ncuentran de manifesto los documen-
tos que han de regir en- Ell contrato,
v podran los licitadores recoger los
pianos Y modelos de proposiciones que
han de ~presentar, mediante un depo-
sito de DIEz DoLARES $50. Ool
que seran reembolsados al ser devuel-
tos dichos documentos en- ell pla2o de
veinte (2o) dias despues de efectua.
da la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva Ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquier o todas
Las proposiciones, Y Ell de ~adjudicar Ell
contrato bajo otras considerations
que las de precio solamente.
-
GUILLERMo ESTEvES.
Comisionado.
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