davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-05-30
He MarUelled at Ii

AS the scientists say, it is not easy
to tell what is going to impress a
stranger when he visits other lands.
An Abyssinian prince was delighted
with our ice cream cones. An Ameri-
can fnancier who made trip to Mon
treal was asked what impressed him
most. He tried to give faithful an
swer to this question, thought it over
carefully, and then replied: THE fact
that Canadian money was accepted
without question everywhere / went"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-05-30

served there. There are inquisitive
people who watch my launch. and 1t
Is inadvisable to remain here long,"
People hurried out then as though
their one desire was to escape from
the scene Of the tragedy. Lady Gym
thia, still clinging to Francis arm, led
him to the furthermost corner Of the
launch. There were real tears in her
eyes, her breath was coming In little
sobs.
"Oh, it was horrible!" she cried.
Horrible! Mr.. Ledsam-I can't help
it never want to speak to Sir Tim
othy again!"
One final horror arrested for q mo-
ment the sound of voices. There was
dull splash in the river. Something
had been thrown overheard. The Or
chestra began to play dance music.
Conversation suddenly burst out Ev-
eryone was hysterical. A peer Of the
realm. red-eyed and shaking like an
aspen leaf, was drinking champagne
out of the bottle. Everyone seemed to
be trying to outvie the other in loud
conversation, in outrageous mirth.
Lady Isabel. with a glass of cham
payne in her hand, leaned back toward
Francis.
"Well," she asked, "how are you
feeling, Mr.. Ledsam?"
"As though I had spent half an
hour in HI" he answered.
She screamed with laughter.
Hear this man." she called out,
who will send any poor ragamuffin to
the gallows if his fee is large enough
OF course" she added, turning back
to him. II ought to remember you are
normal person. and tonight's enter
tainment was not for normal persons.
For myself am grateful to Sir Tim
othy. For few moments of this
aching aftermath Of life, forgot"
Suddenly all the lights around the
launch famed out, the music stopped.
Sir Timothy came up on. deck. On
either side of him was a man in ordi-
nary dinner clothes. The babel of
voices ceased Everyone was oppressed
ny oOlAC VAGUE AAhCACoos "A UICdluIcSS
silence ensued.
Ladies and gentlemen" Sir Tim
othy said, and once more the smile
upon his lips assumed its most mock
ing curve, 'let meintroduce you to the
two artists who have given US tonight
such realistic performance, Signor
Giuseppe Elito and Signor Carlos Mar
lini. had the good fortune" he went
on, ito witness this very marvellous
performance in a small music hall at
Palermo, and was able to induce the
two actors to pay us a visit over here.
Steward, these gentlemen will take
glass Of champagne"
The two Sicilians raised their
glasses and bowed expectantly to the
little company. They received, how
ever, much greater tribute to their
performance than the applause which
they had been expecting. There
reigned everywhere deadly, stupefied
silence. Only half-stifled sob broke
from Lady Cynthia's lips as she
leaned over the rail, her face buried
in her hands, her whole frame shaking.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-05-30

The chief producing countries Of
mercury are Spain and the United
States. California and Texas furnish
the entire amount over here. Practi-
cally the only ore which Is regularly
worked for mercury is cinnabar. Mer-
curry in the metallic state is found in
small Quantities only.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos And Trucks For Sale

ARE YOU TRYING TO SAVE MONEY? LET US SHOW YOU WHERE YOU SAVE BY BUYING ONE OF OUR REcoNDITIoNED AND GUARANTEED USED CARS NOW!
 THESE ARE BUYING DAYS Buick 1923 Sport Touring: like new. Buick 1923 4-cyl. Sedan; 1 new cords. Buick 1922 Sport Touring; excellent Buick 1920 S-cyl. pass. Roadster;
 price low. Buick 1919 6-cyi. pass. Roadster; a
 buy. Buick 1917 6-cyl. pass. Roadster. Franklin 1919 pass. Sedan; fine win
 ter car.
 ALSO MANY OTHER MAKES THESE CARS HAVE BEEN THOR oUGHLY REcoNDITIoNED AND ARE SOLD WITH OUR 3o-DAY GUARANTEE.
 TRADES CONSIDERED ON NEW
 AND USED CARS
 NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO,
 USED CAR DEPT.
 176 ARCH ST.
 PHONE cs07. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

FoRDs-FoRDs-FoRDs 1923 Tudor sedan. 1924 Tudor sedan. 1924 touring. 1923 roadster. 1929 roadster. 1891 coupe. 1920 coupe. 1928 coupe. Runabouts-touring each. A small payment down and you can drive any of the above
 cars away.
 ArToMoTIvE USED CAR
 EXCHANGE, ts ARCH ST. PHONE 172s-s OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

usE gf lee a=sas e. land azHfei $
 NtHihg On. tatH- aash. AEidy BoK ai
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

FORD. 1920. one ton truck ehsssis. In fns conditlen. Tires are excellent. Price iise. lutomotive Used Car Exchange. SC Arch st. Phene i7is-2.
 MAXWELL 1921 touring car, good paint and in first class mechanical shape. This Is bargain at 1850. A, c. Hauksr, 52 Elm si; phone 3tts.
 HooN-our 1874 demonstrsfof, at | bar- gain; good as new. Y. L. Green. gz7 NASH isf5 B-pesssnesf touring, run $500 miles; nsv spare tire. side vings stop light snd moto-meter. q. B. Moran Garage. 9i3H Church street.
 OAKLAND toufins OCT, Isii. good Urea upholstery snd psinti nns running order: price only si7t. 4. c. Hswksr, s1 Elm st.l phone atts.
 panson forces us to sacrifice s5 excel lent cars ss rnost startling terms. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc ise Park street, Hart PAfGR. 1891. ssdsn; in good condition; thoroughly eysrhauisd. new paint good tires For dersnstrstion call c. A. Bsnce, si Msin D. 'Phone aiis.
 srHvENs, itts. pssssnssr touring car. Nev psint Rensrsi condition and tires vsv secd. O A. Bsnos. sl Main street. sTUDEBIKER-issi coupe light ar. good paint and is exteIent condition through out. Win consider trsde. A. c. Haster. 60 Elm St.; phone 7sss.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
IttaI isiaic Mant,,I

FbAtAAil.lE FA5 trHc-naHr tfa.E s77-f- sia. Eaiis aaa tat Isg front By s86 atairaitg laafaa. rti.t ssges. sl 5g5 flHHs uFfaH.r fEur Igr ss rzta+s.f
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

MONEY to loan on second rloffgages and second mortgages fought and sold. D. J. Murray $ Co. Real Estate Insurance Agents. sz5 Main st. MONEY to loan on frst or second mort gasa. Schultz 6 Costello. Inc, gi2 Main street.
 MDRTGAgEs First mortgage Tfionsy or hand in amounts 10 satisfy appli suts
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
Instrumental and Vocal
EMPLOYMENT
Help-Nfen Wanted


 large nrmly established financial institution with board of directors composed of responsible busi- ness men, directors of banks and sSecu- tiycs Of concerns rated AAAl ia now offering to the public a plan Of sys- tematic investment on a monthly pay ment basis over long period of years. If you have not had any actual experi- ence in the financial field your selling experience in other lines may haSo brought you in touch with the type of people represented in our clientele. our contracts are purchased by those who demand safety in addition to substan- tial yield.
 Wo want to secure for immediate per- manent connection several men, 25 to 50 years of age, intelligent, clean habits and good past record=-to such men we have proposition that carries dignity and standing together with financial inde- pendence. Room 407, Booths Block. YOrNG man to learn soda business. Appy
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
suburban iur sale

hbIsNtbbijG Dulialtg Ist ou cue of tha good stfssts. t-tEt uu5. sepB. Also 11i a"fts Wiif iHu" r,aI trslhs5 una in Plan. sf..s. lff.t EEif. hFouid make fine Huatis. Eatbauaa, Eeal tsstafs and Inc surau.t, tEt. HafL
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

Pressing and Tailoring % CLOTHES csiied foT and dsilssrsd by The London Valet Service. ie London shop. g Main street; phVue 3ess PARIS TAILOR sHoP--Cleanins and press ing. suite made to order. lsg south Man street; opposite High school SUITS for spring and summer. of genuine English wooIens. fzs snd up. Style. ousl- fty and ht absolutely guaranteed. Jsck saiouiss 1e6 Lafsye etts sirset.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
FINANCIAL
Money Loaned

Money Loaned IS THE FIDELITY FINANCE CORPORA TIoN. GENERAL INSURANCE, MORT GAGE LOANS. S7 WEST MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. | LIVE STOCK
 Dogs, Cats, Pets 5f POLICE puppies. champion pedigree stock: price reasonable. Phone 1sSs-2 PUPPIEs-Pedigreed German police pup pies for sale. Phone 1905.
 
 Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 BABY CHICKs-Order now for spring de livery. We furnish any variety of pure breed chicks. RackfiTe Bros. Inc.. Park and Bigelow streets BABY GHICks-Popular breeds; prepaid; guaranteed delivery; free catalog. Clarks Hatchery Dept. l5 East Hartford. Conn. HALL Mammoth Incubators. Magic brood CTS. Baby chicks from tested stock. Hall Bros. Wallingford. Conn. LIVE POULTRY bought and sold. Special prices on native turkey and geese. We dress poultry free. Alex Malamid. S2 Hartford Ave. Phone lss5. OLD NEWSPAPER HATS - Lining for chicken coops. soc hundred: for sale at Herald office, s7 Church street. l MERCHANDISE Business and Office Equipment 57 GREENWoOpS approved business and in- come tax record In stock and for sale by The Adkins Printing Company. office supplies of every nature HOBART meat chopper, combination; very good condition. Call s94i. NATIONAL cash registers. new and sec. ond hand. also repairing. 2s+ Main sATEs-see ours before buying; sSs50 and up. Adkins Printing Company. office furniture and stationery. sHAw-wALkEE PORTABLE VAULT. all steel uses but AS sq. feet of floor space, weighs but 900 lbs: adjustable interior. lock box and drawers: ideal for home and office use; price only sio7.so; meas urements outside, s2x2b 1-sx27 in.; in- side. 42 i-2xis i-sx29 3-t inches. Adkins Printing Co, 6e Church street.
 Feed and Fuel 60 FIVE ton of good horse hay. westeI Nor. ton Berlin. phone 657-ls. HARD WOOD sawed In stove and fre- | place lengths; delivered anywhere in city. R. II. Battey 700 West Main St; phone 2s7s. MINED hard wood, cut any length, 5 a load, delivered anywhere in the city. Phone 2o2l-l2 or g7 Oak street. PURtNA system Of feeding keeps the nocks laying all the year round. We guarantee you more eggs or money back on Purina ehows when fed as directed x. 3. Bird and Feed Co., iT2 Arch St.; phone ii2i-5.
 WOOD POSTS, 250, 3S or i0-foot siEe; chestnut, maple, oak and elm; also stove wood $. X E. Pera, Christian Lsno, Berlin.
 WOOD for sale. any length, Address A. Rruce, Berlin phone GBS.3.
 Footwear and Clothing si COATS dresses, waists, hosiery and mi. linery radically reduced, al our January Ileatsnce Sale. Rothfoders. 37s Main St. SHOES Best fot q farmeri soft and good 10 wenr, also best line of dress .hoss. Full line Ball Bard footwear; all guar. snteed. Joe Moitelliti. SC Church street. WE are prepared to place 1000 ovefcoats on sale at fraction of their value at The Tosgery Shop, sgs Main St. Come in and look 'em over.
 Good Things to Eat @ GENUINE old-fashloned bunkwheat -four. 8. F. strople. lls Church st.. phone s3s. ioOD for colde Pines dlyderine tablets Gibsons Linseed Licotice, Menthol, Noses, Smiths and Ludon's. McEnroe's West Main street.
 GOOD BALDWIN APPLES
 For sale, Nos. and 2. For par. tiCulats call
 b. SMITH.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

LOOK k-LooK-Look-
 Terms to suit purcnaser Brand new Maxwell touring slightly used Maxwell t-pss. coupe. slightly used Maxwell cub coupe. slightly used Maxwell sport touring. 1928 Maxwell touring. is22 Four Maxwell touring cars. 1891 Maxwell coupe. 1920 Maxwell touring. 1920 Essex roadster. 1929 Ford touring. 1891 Essor esbriolet. These cars will be sold at sacfl. flee prieet to make room for new Hudson and Essex cars. HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES CO, Hudson and Esser Dealers.
 las ARCH ST..
 PHONE zisp.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

THE FIDELITY FINANCE CORPORA TIoN. GENERAL INSURANCE. MORT GAGE LOANS. S7 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN, CONN.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
Watches, Diamonds, Jeueiry 6.
wsntcd--Altic1es Io Dus

rUHNIIJhB-We Wt4 i.By Il al Iaii piiles. 4Be faiaItuTe LA-i4a4sse. ts AIeH struut. 4- q. 0s4a4t. siEF.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

PLAINvfLLE -Rcai estate for saie. Tnsur- anee of every descrln ion. See cunnlns- ham & Ninnger, Rs aitSra heri Bidr.. Plalnytlie Tel lan
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

bEl.fibLi4h- NIhe-fUem cottage on main tnt. 1fsc lots oHuer win sa fthet. Nat sou q Jtnss. 1si Main si. phone zis6.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

fEHNIIUkk Of al klHas. highest prigss pailL Gali st VnUrs is AsIaes. 1is Deissn strttt. ptlOns s.s-s. JCNk Of su kinds. w. ps5 ihs pest mar f.at prices Isr eSs4atstTss asa4iHts. fags. old furnaces. taH la zelats. IIs Beldsn St.. phone 55s-s.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

"'II AII. EHU8I q E7|IFU rooms aTH I9af- hkhl "aiet "Isn zsaifsay and large fsYra#. l0t IeHaz6H. 4uaHrfr tsr.-. si'.I zliiaH lUEa il..Hhueee. ttt fsuisft lt W h5te. -5s AalH st. open tsa5-at.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

rLAlNvILLE--Rea estate and insuranos Mortgage loans. sknnes Smith Co.,, Nsr, block PlalErille and Madison. Coa .. Phone 4l.a.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agents--Real A Estate

FoR real estate and fire insurance see The John Cooke company, Hough St.. plaiuNillo. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

MISS NJ. STEINHAuS and MT. M. Stein- haus. private instructors in ballroom, collegiate, oriental dancing. Phones residence, 3oi2-4; studio, ll9s. 2l3 Main.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

WE THANK YOU FoR'THE CEN ERoUs PATRONAGE OF THE PAST YEAR. AND WISH HOU ALL A HAPPY AND PROSPER. ous NEW YEAR. ISTER-uRBAS TRANSFER & STORAGE,
 4. r. Mafs1, Prop.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
MERCHANDISE
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

BROOkLAWN ST. near Shuttle Meadow Ave; 6 rooms in 2-family house; mod ern; phone 21l2.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
ROOMS, BOARD. HOTELS
RoJnls TOr Rent

EAsA MAIN ST. zss-fuInisisJd rooms. Uy
 day or week. rcasouaLls fatts aii s,,s.. fysienys s0t rs'cf. bath. ttl. Tel Isga.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

LOCAL and long distance moving. esti- mates given. Johnson Brothers, 70 Rob erts St., phone iilA-i5 or 7s3-5. UNITED TRUCKING Co.--bocai and Ions distance trucking, New Britain, spring field Worcester and Boston; moving also. Phone 257s I2s High street.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
IioDIis Ii0r IImI-s.lfz ,,iog

FAlEFIEW sT Eal-Tu0 a5sffslsIg fu7. nsle1 Fsaia- tsil houzsl-eetlnss pri- F.fe f8n-a- lfH55llfs bslI
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

LYONS sT.---5 room tenement to rent. in new house. Apply to II. H. Milkowitz. 3oS Main St; phone 2969 or 44s-4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11
Parece que el ngeuerO del municpO era de opinion de
que e matadero debe cOnstruirse en- e mismO siO en-
que esa el actual Condolences Pbcaremos una proesta

En- IN suelto que publicaramos aver,
AMI nciab bamos que habriamos de infor-
mar naestros lectores mas detallada.
mpnte, tn relaci6n con ell asanto del
m1loGerO de esLd capital
Ie t~Gos es sabiGo, que ei act'.t.
Y Ueio II natadsro. sito juatc al 'a:,r,
en- ell / :rio La erla. estA er .t...s
en- malfHimas condolences sanitarias, y
'.ue 90 iinpone Ia construccj'l e IN
nueVo matadero, moderno, higi5rico. Y
que sea una garantia para la si'',h de
esta co'rnnidad Ell general.
Segru tenemos entendid0, a cons
trucci6n de un nuevo matador.j, e. "a
algo dc*dido y presupuestado, pcro
parece "te ultima hora. han sn1 giuo
dificnlrr1es, Ell 10 que respecta al si3io
en- que la de levantarse Ell edificio que
Sc dedi,2ra al sacrificio de animaIss
para cl consume publico. EI Jefe del
Departamento de Sanidad, doctor o.
tiz, Sc en"argo personalmente del asun-
to, AGO npaiiado del Alcalde de esta
capital, don Rafael Diez de And no.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11
NOTA DE DUELO

Aver, las 10 A. NJ, Sc efectu6
en- el cementerio de Santurce ell Sc
pelio de la distinguida dana dona
Conception Garcia de Arburna, es-
posa del eonocido eaballero don Ma
riano Arburna.
Ell acto fue una verdadera mani
festacion de duelo, reveladora de la
estimation y afecto de que gozaba
en- esta ciudad la malograda DANA.
Despidio el duelo ell senor CUTLER
mo Esteves, Comisionado del Inte-
rior, quien en- un breve, pero senti-
ofsimo discurso enumer6 las bellas
cualidades que adornaban la fene-
cida, significando 10 irreparable de
la perdida que entranaba el falle
c;miento de Ia senora Garcia.
Ell MUNDO envia su p:samc a
los parientes y reIacionados de la fe-
necida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11
LA PAREJA FILARMONICA QUE
DEBUTARA EN- Ell TEATRO
MUNICIPAL Ell ULTIMO-
MERCEDES OBTUVO UN
EXITO RESONANTE

Como habiamos anunciado. el mier-
coles de la presente semana, hicie-
ron su debut en- nuestro Teatro Mu-
nicipal, la brillante pianista france
sa, Rene Florigny, y ell magistral vio-
linista russo, Ivan Techeraskoff. Ell
triunfo obtenido por la maravillosa
pareia, filarmonica, fue soberbio, in
menso. Todos cada uno de los MI
meros del programa, fueron ejecu-
tsdos maravilla. La noche del mier-
coles fue noche de verdadero arte,
de recogimiento espiritual. Hacia
tempo, que no tenlamos la oportu-
nidad de disfrutar de un espectaculo
de esta indofe, que saliendo de la mo-
notonia de la opereta la zarzuela,
nos haga sentir hondo, y dar un
banjo de verdadero arte a nuestros
espfritus.
Rene Florigny es una ejecutante
magistral, sublime, ell ruso, Ivan
Techeraskoff, hace de su violin ma
glco Instruments, demostrando hasta
Ia saciedad, que no en- vano fu6NSolis-
ia de la regia corte imperial del Car
Nicolas, de Russia. FL p1blico les
aplaudia delirantemente al termi-
mar cada ndmero, al salir del ar
t!stlco concerto. comentaba en- altos
tonos encomiasticos, la maravillosd
ejecuci6n de ambos artistas.
FL dia 16 del presente mes, estos
elegidos del arte, volveran dar
otro concerto en- ell Teatro Munici-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11
LCDO. PEDRO CAPO RODRIGUEZ

Nuestro distinguido colaborador, eli
brlllante jurisconsulto, Lcdo. Pedro
'Capo Rodriguez, ,ha trasladado su
bufete residencia, a los Estados
Unidos, donde, por atenta postal, nos
irforma, que tiene ell placer, de pO-
nerse a las ordenes de sus numero-
SOS amigos ciientes en- nuestra
isla.
FL bufete de nuestro amigo, esta
ahora situado en- ell No. 700 West,
176 ST., New York,
No dudamos que ell Lcdo. Cap6
Rodriguez, dados sus muchos como
cimientos y justa fama, Sc hara prom
to en- la gran urbe americana, de
una brillante clientela.
Muchos exitos deseamos al distin-
guido amigo, por tierras del Tio Sam.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11
Marcano vILTANUEvA.


Ell DR.. FrancescM Caballero, que es
Uno de nuestros profesionslc3 mas
meritisimos, debe sentirse orgulloso
de ese homemade que Sc le srihuta, san
cionado por ell Consul General de la
Repnblica de Venezuela, que ds ml cs-
critor muy distingludo y una persona
de alto relieve indiscutible valer.
Nos completeness en- felicitar al DR..
Franceschi Caballero por tan ricrcci-
do honor, que, en- forma elocuentisima
aparece en- las columnas del periodico
"El UNIVERSAL, que es ell mas impor
tante de la gran repnblica de Bof-
var, patria de insignes iteratos y hom
bres de ciencis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11
Ell MENSAJE EN- HONOR DE LOS
HERMANOS MARRERO

Muchas Y muy distinguidas perso-
mas Sc han dirigido a nosotros para
hacernos constar que, con viva sa-
tisfaccion orgullo, hubieran desea-
do yer aparecer sus firmas entire las
ochenta cien que avaloran ell her
moso mensaje publicado en- la prime
ra pagina de Ell MUNDO, en- honor
de don A. Marrero Jr. su sefior
hermano, prestigiosos miembros in
fatigables propulsores de la respeta-
biisima entidad "El Ancora".
Los vivos deseos manifestados por
las muchas estimadisimas personas
que anhelaban suscribir. aquel mensa-
Je de honor, ponen de relieve una vez
mas. el valor indiscutible las cua-
lidades bellisimas que alderman a los
referidos hermanos Marrero, a uuie-
nes dirig!mos tambien nuestros mas
caiurosos parabienes por las pruebas
de confanza. estimation y simpatia
que, de todos los afiliados GEL An
cora" diariamente reciben.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11
PROTFSTA Y TRIBUNALE3

La decision de las autoridades sa-
nitarias, ha causado malisima impre
SIGN EN- Miramar, Y los vecinos de di-
cha bar:iada residential estan dispaes-
tos a protestar con todas sus fuerzas.
y haccr cuanto este su alcance. pq-
ra evitar que ell matadero sea construi-
do precisamente donde ellos Green me.
nos deb.era construirse, pues hay otros
sitios n4lcho mas apropiados para clio.
SegiIn Sc nos ha informado ell inge.
Micro del dunicipio es de opinion que
ell mejor sitio para la construction del
nnevo ratadero. es donde actualmente
esta cl viejo edificio, pero parecc qre
ell Departamento de Sanidad no 10 cor-
sidera asi. nj 10 cree converiente.
Segln tenemos entendido, EN- case
de que las autoridades municipales v
sanitarias persistan en- su idea de Ie-
vantar, el edificio del matadero en- Mi
ranar, varios preeminentes caballeros
de dicho barrio llevaran ell asunto ante
los trlbAnaleS de justicia para que estos
digan Ia ultima palabra.
Los caballeros que encabe2aI5 Ii
rrotesta afirmal que hay muchos sitios
para ccnstrnir ell matadero, sin tener
que Sc" precisamente Ell Miramar. sitio
dedicado tan solo a residencias. que
esta considerable como una de las ba-
rriadas mas hermosas de esta capital.
En- nrestra edici6n del lunes, pabh-
caremoe ma interesante carta de pro.
testa, cue las familias mas significa-
das de Miramar enviaran al Alcalde.
senor Diez de Andino, hacienda acopio
de argumentos para probar que Mira
mar no es ell sitio mas apropiado para
construir TN matadero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11
LA poEcil es Ia dnica en-.
cargada de hacer cumpl:r
nuestras Ordenanzas", dice
Ia Hon. Comisidn de Servi-
clio P1bIicO
Las cOntinlas infracCisnes al Regla-
mentO de TranspOrte de pasajeres
indican que Ia pOlicia irsular no
cumple con su deber

Las leyes ordenanzas que ha
aprobado nuestra Hon Comisi6n de
Servicio P1blico en- sus ultimas Sc
stones, con respecto al trafico de
vehiculos de motor entire San Juan
y Santurce llevando pasajeros, son
conrpletamente olvidadas por los
guagieros, al mismo tempo que los
encargados de cumplirlas Sc hacen
los inadvertidos.
En- JUNO de 1924 la Comisi6n de
Servicio Publico aprob6 varias re-
gias como regulaciones a los vehicu-
les de motor que transportan pasa-
jcros, entire elias las siguientes:
Ordenanza No. VI:
(g) Ell cobrador no debera per
mitir a los pasajeros que escupan en-
el piso, estribos cualquier otra par
te del vehiculo, a traves de las
vcntanas cuando esta en- Marcia,
tampoco cuando esta parade por las
ventanas que dan la acera, q fn-
mar durante ell vioje.
FL prop6sito que inspirara Ia
Honorable Comisi6n aprobar esta
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FRANc1A REDUCE sU EJERcITo

PARIS. Oct. 10. (Cab1e Frances. }
En- los altos circulos militares. Sc han
recibido ordenes, para que Sc proccda
al icenciamiento del cincuenta por
ciento de las tropas francesas, que fue-
ron puestas en- pie de guerra en- ell
1928.
Con esta nueva reduction, ell ejerci-
to frances quedara reducido a medic
million de hombres solamente, ell cual
81 Sc compare con los ejercitos de
otras potencias mundiales, es aun