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The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20
GIRLS GAME
IS POSTPONED
MlXUP BETWEEN DEERTRAIL
AND FREDERICK POSTPONES
ARVADA GIRLS GAME PLAY.
OFF EITHER SATURDAY OR
MONDAY NIGHT.

Due to ball-up in the first Of
the girls championship basketball
games the Arvada team was not in
action last weekend as had been an
ticipated.
The game played last week be-
tween Frederick and Deertrail north
ern and eastern champions respec-
lively, broke up in disagreement as
to time. The trouble arose when the
timekeepers, who were calling the
time from an ordinary watch, dis
agreed as to whether time was out,
or whether two minutes to play re-
mained. The Deertrail team refused
to return to the floor to play out the
two minutes, protesting the game as
whole.
A meeting of superintendent of
the league has been called for Satur-
day morning in Denver, when the
protest will be either allowed or ov-
erruled.
The score for the protested game
at the conclusion was "a to % in
favor of Frederick.
In case the Frederick team is held
the winner, the 'Arvada team will
play them on the Regis college gym
floor at eight o'clock Saturday night,
March %.
Should the Deertrail protest be al
lowed, the Frederck-De game
will be played over in the Arvada
high school gym Saturday night, the
local team to meet the winner at
Regis Monday night.
AS much notice as can be given in
either event will be arranged.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20
NEW LINE PLAN
ON w. 38th AVE.
ZIP CLUB BACKS MOVE TO EN-.
TEND PRESENT W. 3sth AVE.
TRAM LINE INTO WHEAT.
RIDCE-JOHN BACHER HEADS
STALL PRICE COMMITTEE.

West 3Sth avenue will have an ex-
tension of the Denver tramway lines
at an early date if plans being laid
by the ZIP club progress favorably.
The Tramway company has taken
cognizance Of the clubs request and
early this week took a census of the
people living along that avenue. On.
ly one objector was found to the new
service within a stetch of some three
miles.
The regular monthly meeting of
the club was held Saturday and the
fight on the high price of marketing
stalls in Denver was discussed.
John Bacher was appointed chair
man of IA special committee to look
into the matter thoroughly with n
view to lowering the prices and also
To investigate "A proposal of new,
larger and more adequate market,
which the club declares is badly
needed by the fruit and vegetable
growers and the Denver groccrs.
The following vice chairmcn for
their various districts were appoint
ed at the Saturday meeting: Gold
den, Teagarden Brothers; Maple
Grove, Paul Wallick and j. B. Colby;
Wheatnidgc, Joseph Bachcr and J. l..
Conlcy; Aryada, John Kcmmctt, Nick
Keller and Carl Extrum; Edgcwater,
Bert Morehcad, A. +. W. Anderson
and James W. Shirley.
Plans are now under consideration
for another mass meeting of affected
growers to be held in April.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20
Registration Board
to Sit on Tuesday

II you want to vote in the com.
ing municipal election, be sure
your name is on the registration
lists.
The supreme court of COLORADO
has decided that registration ap-
plies to municipal as we'll As state
and national elections.
The Board of registration for
the April I election comprises A.
A. Jackson, Chas. Wilber and Au-
gust E. Schultz.
The board will sit at the town
hall all day Tuesday, March rs,
and all new voters or those who
have not been registered must get
their names on the list il they care
to vote.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20

in the days to come you will be able
to build the super-structure that will
be {, JOY to yourself and n Joy to
your Parents and the community"
Mr. Whites main thought in his II l.
dr. SIS was that ''cducation should cs-
tablish basis Of control nnl scrv.
ice
". dnesday afternoon aI 100 the
Arvada Parent-Teachers association
met III the high school auditorium
the meeting being one week late this
month owing to the inclem mt wealth
er of last Wednesday. 1t was very
successful meeting and much larg
er attendance than usua. was noted.
The children of the kindergarten and
! B grades were the chief source of
entertainment and they did exccp-
tionally well. Refreshments were
served by the mothers at the close of
the meeting.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20
LOUIS W. STINCAL FALLS
DEAD MONDAY MORNING

Lous w. Stingal of South Wads-
worth avenue, dropped dead Monday
morning while helping Mr.. thinner
|of the same neighborhood. Neigh
bors carried him to the thinner
home and summoned medical aid,
but he died two hours later without
|regaining consciousness.
Mr.. Stingal is survived by his wife,
Nora Stingal and one daughter, Paul
ine.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day morning from the Hoffman par
ors in Denver. Interment will lie
made at Crown Hill.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20
BIBLICAL AUTHORITY TO
SPEAK ON THE BIBLE AND
SCIENCE" HERE TONIGHT

Prof. !. X. Dean, of Toronto, Can
ada, AN authority on Biblical topics.
ana a lecturer of note. will speak nt
the Arvada Presbyterian church to-
night at 1880.
Mr. Dean VIII spcnk on the sub
Jeet Of "fhr Bible and Science"
Lectures il Denver by the same
speaker have boan glowinrly recon-
m"nded hY religious people and a
ror' trnn' s promised local church
goors.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20
RUMPF WINS THE
JEFFERSON SPELLING BEE

Miss Margaret Rumpf of the sth
grade OF the Wheatridge schools won
the county spelling contest held at
Golden in connection with the JEFF
1erson county Teachers association
Saturday.
BY her victory Miss Rumpf will
represent the county at the state con-
test, the winner of which will be the
guest of the state teachers for three
days in Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20
CANON CITY VOTES BONDS
FOR NEW SCHOOL HOUSES

Canon City has recently voted in
favor Of a bond issue of $25O,O0O
with whcih to erect new school build
ings. The new structures will include
senior high school, grade building
and an industrial building. The new
bond issue carried by majority of
1850.
Prof. o. b. Drake, who was for l6
years superintendent of the Arvada
schools, is Canon City's superintcn-
dent.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS TO MEET
IN PUEBLO MARCH rs, 26, and 27

The Colorado Municipal Officers
league will hold its second annual
conference in Pueblo, at the city hall
March 25, 26 and 81.
Speakers at the conference will in
clude Don Sewers and William Bracy
of the University of Colorado, James
H. Pershing of Denver, Harry N.
Burhans of the Denver tourist bur-
eau, A. C. Cross of the state counn-
Gil of health agencies and George E..
Morton, state dairy commissioner.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20
COMMUNITY CHORUS AT
A. l.. LONG HOME MONDAY

The Arvada Community chorus
will meet Monday evening. March "a
at the A. l.. Long home Ralston ave.
nue. and East First street.
Some new members were present
last Monday night and il is hoped
that more will attend Monday.
1t Is again urged than any who en-.
JOY chorus work join with the chorus.
a full attendance is desired TO pre-.
pare for the coming concert, planned
in April.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20

Word received recently from Mrs.
Al Belgin, who is at the bedside of
sister at Atwood, Colo, states that
the sister is still quite ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hollingsworth
of Fraser, Colo, are rejoicing over
the birth of daughter, Anna May.
Mrs. Hollingsworth was formerly
Miss Gertrude Arkell of Arvada.
Mother and daughter are doing nice
ly.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20
Il SOUTHERN
FREIGHT TFAIN JUMPS
RAIL IN t7yhDA TODAY

\ freight train pl Inc Colorado q
Southern got sk.ttah this morning
and jumped the rails short distance
east of the 'rnmway bridge.
Traffic on the line was tied up for
some time and paWcHPcrs to Denver
on the early morning train were TAX
On into town by street ear.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20

from which place they will be gath
cred and forwarded TO the Near East
orphanagcs BY Frank W. Hcilmnn,
regional and state director for Colo.
rado and Wyoming.
Harry c. Green, who has been ns-
gisting Mr.. Hciman in his work in
Denver and vicinity tbs winter, Is
representing the state office in Ar
vada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20

Miss Ella Holmes, who has been
spending "A vacation In California, re.
returned to her home here Friday.
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Murray Cook, were the spend the
day guests, Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Parks in Ideal.
Miss Myrtle Mott, has resumed
her duties in the Muscogee county
Public School after having spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. j. Mott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williamson,
of Albany, were the guests Satul day
and Sunday of their father. Mr.. j.
B. Williamson, at his home on Broad
street.
Miss Thelma Pittman has resumed
her duties as music teacher in the
Ideal High school after having spent
few days with MIR. and Mrs. Albert
Richardson.
Edwin Stewart has returned from
a short visit to relatives in Berlin,
Ga.
Misses Mary Carter and Doris
Arlington, who are teaching in the
Ideal High School, spent the week
end with their parents in our city.
Miss Lois Therikeld, who is teach
ing in Donaldsoaville, spent t1c
weekend with relatives in our city
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Miles, have
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By Martin

GStewart, DR.. and Mrs. r. B.
Strickland, H. ]. Williams, George
billiard, Tom Poole Jr., Mrs. VIII
liam Hite, Rev. C. D. Carter, u. Fl.
Rigsby, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Dyess,
Misses Christine Stewart, Margp-
critic Dyess, Esther Poole, and I. 81.
Tondee.
Mr.. Clay ogletree and Miss
Evelyn Breedlove, of Montezuna,
we're the guests Sunday afternoon
of Miss Annie Grace Reed
Mrs. Linton Tondee is spending
this week with relatives in Albany.
Col. C. R. McCrory is spending
today in Macon, where he went as
delegate to the State Democratic
Convention.
Membership Day was observed at
Andrew Chapel church, near here.
last Sunday. Rev. B. L. Jordan.
pastor of the church, preached at
eleven o'clock. In the afternoon.
Rev. w. f. McGahin filled the pal
pit. Basket dinner was served at
the noon hour. A large per cent of
the members of this church were
present. ys
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potted plants were placed. Seven
tables of bridge were arranged in
the living room and hall. Mrs. Lii
ly Dixon made top score and was
awarded deck OF cards. Mr.. Wi!
hanson was presented with smck-
ing set, and Mrs. williamson re-
ceived a lovely vase as guest prize.
A delicious salad course with iced
tea was serve.
Mrs. E. E. Collins and Mrs. V. H..
Tondee were joint hostess as to the
Sarah E. Hornady chapter, U. D. c.
at the home of Mrs. E. Z. Collins.
Mrs. S. C. Collins, chairwoman Of
the ways and means committee.
stated that an entertainment fcr
the benefit of the chapter would lie
given at the High School Audi
forum, October the 18th. Some eff
the best talent in town will assist in
this entertainment, and it is expect
ed that it will be ac orde liberal
patronage. Mrs. e. r. JORDAN and
Miss Mary Hornady were ele ted del
cgates to the General Convention
which meets in Savannah, November
Is. Mrs. S. C. Collins and Mrs. j.
Il. Statham are to act rs delegate
to the State Convention which con
yene5 in Quitman Octc5,r %. Mrs.
G. r. McCrory had charge of The
program as follows Confederate
Generals on Stone MoIntain," Miss
Mary Hornady, Poem Georgia, my
Georgia" Mrs. C. G. Wall "Macon
in the war between The States"
Mrs. McCrory, Mrs. Collins and Mrs.
Tondee, assisted by Mise Bertha
Williamson and Una Tondea, served
delicious salad course with iced
tea.
Mrs. II. J. Williams recently en-
tertained her Sunday School class
with a prom party that proved a
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returned from delightful trip to
points of interest IN Florida.
Mrs. E. r. Jordan and little son.
Roney, who spent the past week in
Buena Vista with relatives reearn-
ed home Friday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. B. L. Jordan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Snipes, spent
last Friday at Andrew College, Cuth
bert, Ga.
Mrs. c. A. Pye and children. vii.
liam, C, A. Jr. and Edith Nell, were
the weekend guests of Mrs. Alice
Nelson in Ideal.
w. 7. Burt, Misses Mildred. Clra
and Kathryn Burt, and Billie Burt,
have returned to their home in Dom
jacksonville after having spent the
weekend with Mrs. Ada Burt at her
home near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Watkins, of
Rupert, were the spend the day
gueses Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
I. Rainey, at their home on Ogle-
thorpe street.
Among others going, to Butler
Sunday to attend the Taylor County
Singing Convention were, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Murray, DR.. and Mrs.. Z.
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pleasant occasion for the younger
society set. Present were, Misses
Martha Munro, Marguerite Hill, Mar
guerite Dyess, Christine Stewart
Minnie Persons, Elizabeth Persons,
Lynda Jordan, Myra Jordan, Bertha
Johnson, Genevieve Hargrove, Mary
Battle, and Messrs. Lynwood and
Hansell Lightner, Marion Wal! j.
K. Walters, Stanley Green, Herman
Herring, Arthur Drane Jordan Al
bert Kern, Junior Holloway, Foy
Cheek.
The following names appear oil
the .l-nor roll of the Ellaville High
Sc-,y for the month of September,
First grade, Thomas Coleman, Fan
nie Mae Fletcher, Byron Hill, Eu-
gcnia Jordan, Carolyn Tondee; sec
ond grade, Winnifred Harris, 8. L.
Jordan Jr., Orene Bivins, Herman
Snipes, Sara Harden; third grade
Richard Manning, Mack Snipes, Liz
zie Belle Echols, Mary Jordan, MAJ
garct Green, Carmen Rainey, Mar
iorie Wimbusb; fifth grade, Dorothy
Chapman, Frances Rainey, Edaa
Kate Snipos; sixth grade, Annie Rec
Echois, Una Pitcher, Ruth Stathan
Scott Williams; seventh grade
Frances Arlington, Colquitt DilIard
r. j. Perry Ruth McNeal, Emma
Gene Battle, Matte Lee Echols, vii
son Greene; eleventh grade, Charles
Duncan, Britt Echols.
Lynwood Lightner and Charles
Duncan are spending this week in
Atlanta, where they are attending
the Southeastern Fair School.
c. A, Pye spent Sunday with
friends in Ideal.
VI. D. Herring has returned from
business trip to Atlanta.
Mrs. Edwin Stewart and little -Hn
James Edwin, left few days dgC
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ELLAWLLE u. D. {.
TO GIVE BENEFIT
Halloween Party and Other
News and Social Affairs
Of Week

ELLAVILLE, Oct. 9.-Conpli-
mentary to her guest Mrs Robert
Garriek, of Concord, Mrs. T. J.
Slade entertained at . Halloween
party Tuesday aft arnoon. Mrs
Luther Slade in a N.fch's costume,
greeted the guests - the door Of
the reception hall Zach guest was
requested to don Il mask ard en-
shroud her self in a sheet, before
entering the living room. In silence
there grotesque figures sat, uati!
asked by the hostess to take part in
a short program, which provoked
much mirth. At the conclusion If
the program, the witch repaired To
her "hut' in the hall, and there the
ladies had their fortunes told.
From thence each one was asked to
walk blind folded down the "Magic
Lane." This proved to be a ra hel
hard road to travel. Having made
this trip safely the guests were
again ushered into the living room
and a word contest on "Hallow'een
was enjoyed. Mrs. H. ]. Williams
received the prize for having the
most words, and Mrs. w. T. Hair
won the BOBBY.
Mrs. SHADES home was decorated
in black crepe paper with touches
of yellow. Owls and hobgoblns
held yellow candles, and. to add to
its weirdness, yellow and black
Chinese lantern suspended from the
electric light fixture, lighted the
living room. The favors were small
black cats on card board. The de
licious salad course served, also car
ried out the halloween idea.
Invited to meet Mrs, SHADES guest,
were Mrs. G. C. Wall, Mrs. T II.
Stevens, Mrs. j. II. Statham, Mrs.
H. J. Williams, Mrs. H. w. Hogg,
Mrs. 0. c. Hill, Mrs. J. C. Moultoa
Mrs. H. F. Dixon, Mrs. J. r. Jordan
Mrs, Marcus Perry, Mrs. w. 7. Hair
Mrs. Luther Slade, Mrs. T. w. Vii.
son, Mrs. Albert Richardson Miss
Sara Strange, Misses Cleone aud
Louise Collins, Mrs C. A. Pye, Mrs.
W. A. Murray, Mrs. c. c. William
son, Miss Bertha williamson.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
williamson, of Albany, Mrs. c. C.
Williamson entertained at bridge
party Saturday evening at her home
The interior of the home was at
tractively decorated with vari
colorei cosmos, while'on the porches
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for two weeks visit to Mrs. Stew
arts parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. r.
Cowart in Berlin, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Hogg, Mrs.
Lilly Dixon, Mrs. H. f. Dixon and
Dixon Hogg, motored to Columbus
Monday, where they spent the day,
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Strange and
Miss Sara Strange, were the guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dix
on in Richland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Williams had
as their guests Sunday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Jared Bull, and Mrs. J. J.
Bull of Oglethorpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Slade, were
the weekend guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leseur in Ro-
berta.
Mrs. T. A. Collins has returned
from a short visit to her sister, Mrs.
Laurie L. Lester in Montezuma
Joe Murray, who has been spend
ing some time in Jacksonville, lila
las returned to his home here.
Mrs. Truxton Stevens and little
daughter, Helen, spent several days
last week with Mrs. Jack Hoist in
Americas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Murray of
Fort Valley, were the guests Mon.
day of relatives in our city.
DR.. and Mrs. E. Collum autoed to
Herod the past week and were the
spend the day guests of their sister
Mrs. J. T. Coker.
Messrs. w. w. Dykes, c. L. Pea
cock, A. M. Caskey, T. R. Strange
and J. c. Strange, represented
Schley county at the state reunion
of Confederate soldiers in Thomas
Vile, this week. zarh
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Holloway, Mr..
and Mrs. J. R. Holloway and Mrs
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DFsDE AGUADILLA

Para ell dia Is del entrante mes sc
anuncia la Ilegada del distinguido ca
ballero Sr. Jorge Silva quien ha pa
sado una temporada entire sus familia-
res en- Boston, Mass. Ell Sr. Silva
fu5 electo presidente de la Asamblea
Municipal Anancista goza de gran
des simpatias y carino en- este pue-
bio del cual es el un gran benefactor
Un numero de amigos Y companeros
preparan una gran fiesta de bienveni-
da para ell Sr. Silva, y nosotros Sc la
damos anticipadamente
Corresponsal.
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CARTA ALBERTA
tContinuaci6n de la "a. pagina)

bion sea la Legislature o a las Asam-
bleas NInnicipales, hasta que consiga-
mos cEnplidamente este proposito.
Haremos todo cuanto este a nuestro
alcance por mejorar Ia situacion de
nuestros mics pobres hasta consegrir
que ell nuestras cgcuelas, sin distinction
de clases, haya una verdadera trilogi3
entire sl maestro, ell padre Y ell nino.
: Era una neccsidad incorporar la Aso-
ciaci6a y va esa labor esta hecha. Solo
tslta &hora que todos contribuyamo5 a
su exlto sin dctenernos saber quie-
res fueron sus incorporadores, su Green
cia poi.tica nj religion nj 81 son natu-
ralcs de TN pueblo grande 0 poqueno.
81 ilricamente nos fijamos, me refiero
al publico en- general, los fines que
persigue esta Association y cooperamos
a cue todos csos proyectos SO reahcen,
nue no dudamos en- absolute, puesto que
sabem1a cue todo padre anna sus
hiios y qricrc la escuela, haremos
que esta Association sea grande y que
su obra bienhechora Sc reparta por
5gual pai1 todos sin distinction.
HTuestro lena es: ''Todo por nues-
tros hijog''. Ello es mas que suficien-
to para que todos unidos, hagamos es-
ia Asociaci6n grande, para honra y
PREF de csas generaciones que Sc le-
v@ntan
Gracias, sr. Director, por Ia publici-
dad de csta carta para conocimiento
publico, tanto de usted como del pG-
blico Ell general, tanto yo- como mis-
aomas coynpancros, quedamos sus or
danes csperamos vuestra cooperation
y Naliosa ayuda para llevar efocto Ia
labor que nos proponemos realizar.
Quedo de I'd. con mis- mejores deseos,
rcspetc consideration,
Claudino SANTIAGO
Presidente.
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Para conocimento general y espe-
clalmtnte para aquellos que Sc dedi-
c8n al Ieporte de la "Caza' Sc hacc
sabcr CUE de acUerdo con las disposi-
clones de la Ley No. So, aprobada el
6 de diciemhre dc 1917, enmendsndo
los artlculos 8 y 20 de la Ley de GAIA,
aprohada el 13 de abril de 1916, queda
prohiblGa desde cl prtmero de diciem-
Ire hasta ell tlltimo de febroro, la caza
dc ave5 de la famllia rabida (zancu-
das) como gallinazas, gallaretas, etc
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CASA A PLAZOs.-Compre su casa

CASA A Compre su casa
con 10 que pagara de alquiler. En-
ei Sitio mas sano Y frtsc0 de Santurce
(MonteflOres). con calle embreada, luz
electrical, telGfono, gas aqua Ga to-
das horas) puede usted adquirir la su-
va, limpin, atractiva Y de moderna
construction, pagando peque1a canti-
dad al contadO, y ell resto en- hipoteca
a pagar mcnsualmente, como 81 fuera
alquier. Bucn vccindari0, sitio delicfo
So panorama belliSimo, transp0rte fa
ell por servicio de guaguas al presen-
te. En- cuantO Sc resuelva la Tranquil
cia, la nueva lfuea de trolley atrave-
sara esta urbanizaci6n. Nenga yer
las va vendidas Y habitadas por sus
duenos, quienes estan encantados dc
su bueua adQuisici6n. Asf indaga uSted
Y sc infOrma pOr ell0s mismos direc
tamente. InfOrmara: Ulises Roman
Borges, CriSto I, terccr piso. Tel6fo-
no 155, San Juan. i
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Han oido presontados en la oficira
Gel Scccetario Executive, para ST. ar
chivo rogistro, los articulos de incor-
p0racion dc una asociaci6n que Sc ira
ia dc organizar con el nombre dc Ca
mo Luz de Borinquen' que estab'e-
cera su oficina principal en- la casa
n1mero 9 de la Gale Fafael Cordero de
esta ciudad. Sc forma esta asociacion
con el prcp6sito de celebrar conferen-
cias, .euniones y proporcionar sus
miembro5 todos aquellos juegos de dis
Traction licitos.
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NOTAS DE FORTALEZA

Ell GobernGdor ha aprobaGo una re-
soluci6n adortad2 por la Comisi6n de
Ia Policia InsuIar concedi6ndole el re-
tiro al Pohcia Emilio Cruz.
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El 6ecretario Executive ha expcdido
certificado dc registro a la asociacion
del pais denominada STANDARD Veni-
Vldi-vici Club qre tieno su oncina
princiI 81 en- la casa ndmero 90 de la
callc Luna de Ean Juan. SC ha organi
zado csta aSociacion para proporcionar
4 SIC asociados rcuniones y todas aque
les diversionos licitas pernitidas por
las loycs de Puerto Rico. Sus incorpo-
rGdcras son los senorcs Oscar Carlo,
Jdan Maldonado y Rafael Soler, &c San
Juan Jorge Carlo, de Plerta dc Tie
RIA, Jose V. Tosto, de santurce, San
Juan, z f.
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Ia qUedado archivado ell Ia ofici-
IA del Socretcrio Executive IN certifi-
ado pertaneciente ''The Porto Rico
Drug Company, Retail. en- el cual Sc
hace colstar que la oficina principal
de di>ha corporation ha sido trasladada
q IL casa numcro p de la calle Cruz
dc esta ciudad.
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TNTERESANTE:- = ST necesita usted
pleas para automobiles Columbia,
Studcbaker, Paige, Dodge cualquier
marca, nosotros tenemos. No impOrta
10 viejo que sea su auto. Garage Ma
yaguez, de Ramon F.e Nillafal1e. P
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Han s;do presentad0s en la Sccreta-
ria EjeCutiva para sd archivo y regis
tro, los artica]oS dc Incorporation do
una asociaci6n Que Sc trata de organi-
zar cen cI nombrc de Casino Auanza
Obrcra'', Que estableCera su oficiua
principe. en- Ia Avenida Ponce de Leon
de Sancurce, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Sc
2rganiza esta asociaci6n para recreo,
instructor y fines deportivos de sas
socioe, dar veladas, bales, conciertos
V da!aas diversiones licitas que sirvan
&c distraction y fortalezcan la mente
y ell e5plritu de sus socios.
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Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasapor-
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dana Crosas, de San Juan, y para We
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