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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
L. F. Medicine Co., Portland, Me.
North lemons.
Only I cent a dos

! Mrs. Agnes Taipp attended tie
State camp Of Royal Netghbors al
Dover-FOxcroft last week.
Mrs. Mary E. Jordan has returned
to her home here, after spending the
winter with her daughter, Miss Myr-
tie Jordan, in Wateryille.
Lanf Ion Hodgkins is quite i'll OF
grip.
Mrs. Harry Woods left for Boston
to-day. 10 visit MIR Woods parents,
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles Woods.
Miss Dyer of Bar Harbor spent the
weekend with her parents, Alden
Over and wife Mrs. Dyer is teach
inc at North Lamoine. They are oc-
cupying the little cottage near Cole
man Hagan's.
Kenneth Young and wife have re-
turned from Indian Point, ana are oc-
cupyine the Higgins house on the
Cove road.
Elson Reed and wife are at Waiter
Young's.
Friends of Miss Agnes Tweedle'
student of Mt. Holyoke college, class
of 90. will be interested to kno"
that she was one of the two youns
ladies' TO visit Barnard college, N. ~
and in debate last week. MS
makes Miss Tweedie a member OF the
National Forensic Society.
March %.
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Bucksport Center.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Nash were
auae4~ cf NV. end Mrs Albert Bart
lett a lew days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcfarland
have gone to Massachusetts, where
they have employment.
Mrs. William Baker and her
brother, Charles Stouseland, were
called to Orringtton by the serious
illness of their mother.
Miss Vivian Heath is employed III
Bucksport
A few friends gave little sur
prise to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wllllns
Saturday evening, their fifteenth wed
ding anniversary Refreshments were
served. ,,,,a
Much sympathy is extended MIS-.
Minnie Miners and Mrs. Alton miners
in the loss of their son and husDaho'
Alton Miners.
F. N. and G. H. wilkins were IN
WinterpOrt Sunday. ",
March %. V"
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Miss Maude Wardwell of Calais is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. G. Varnum.
Miss Alma Perkins is spending a
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. w. Perkins.
Mrs. Mae Emerson of Bluehill
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Addie Wardwell
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hutchins spent
the past few days in Searsport with
their son Ralph.
Herman Sweeney of Boston was
called here last week on account OF
the illness of Mrs. Sweeney, who Is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Everard Leach.
There will be a special meetln9
of Penobscot chapter, O. e. s., Friday
evening, March 81, when the de
grees will be conferred upon two
candidates. Ice-cream and cake will
he served and a program presented.
Mrs. Bertha Leach, daughter AT,
line and son Paul, have returned
from Bangor, where they have spent
a month with Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.
Smith.
G. Lester Hale, former principal
of Clark high school, spent the Week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. ltcheli.
Mrs. Harry Macomber OF CaStlne
spent Sunday with her parents, MI
and Mrs. A. E. Varnum.
Miss Alice Wardwell and brother
Marshall. who are employed in Bel
fast spent the weekend with their
mother, Mrs Lena Leach.
Miss Katherine Wardwell spent part
of last week in Belfast, in the IN
terest of the iris the paper OF
Clark high school
March %. oouioche'
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Miss N1yrtla Foss wns 4 recent guest
of Miss Marie Anderson at Bar Har-
Dor
Horace Stratton OF Banzor spent
the weekend with his parents, III.
and Mrs. W. S. Stratton.
Russell Young returned last week
by automobile from Palm Beach, Fla,
where he spent the winter
Miss Bessie Walker returned Mon
day to her home in South Gouldsboro,
after spending her vacation with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Stratton.
The ladies' aid society will mee'
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Leila Gordon. The ladies are to
have a social and Maybaaket sale
the latter part Of Anril. Leah Smith
Alice Foss and Leila Gordon are the
committee of announcements.
The three-act drama "The Early
Bird" by the students cf the high
school, under the able d ection Of
Miss Cora Jordan, was presented az
the hown hall Friday evening, March
20. The hall was sled with towns
people who highly applauded the
youthful actors and actresses, who
successfully took tie parts. Follow
ing is the cast OF characters:
Cyrus z. Kibueh 49,. Albert Colwefl
Tony Kilbucl: ...... Kendall Stratton
Mr. Barnaby Bird ....,. Harry Preble
Mr.. Mulberry ............ Oriin tord
Bruce Ferguson $500. Kenneth Young
Artia an office boy :. Howard Graham
Jessamine Lee ......... Marion stewart
Mrs Van Dyne -. Margaret Wilbur
Imogene McCarty ......... Louise ford
Mrs. Beavers .....r..... FRANCES 1dSe
Rosa Belle Beavers 80. Dorothy DOW
Mrs Percy Allen -. Beatrice Crabtree
Oily ........- .....,... DORIS Stfipi'et
Mr.. Perry Allen ...... Philip Etdridge
Between the acts there were songs
by "The Youthful Farmers vocal
solo, Marcia Graham; piano solo, Viz
ginia Stewart: music, Grants orches-
ira. Ice-cream and cake were served,
and fish pond furnished amusement.
The proceeds. nearly 500, will be
used for much-needed supplies for
the school room. This is Miss Jor-
dams second year as principal OF the
high school, and the citizens very
much appreciate the splendid work
she is doing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
West fremont.

Mrs. Cretia Pomroy received "ol u
Yesterday that her brother, ThomaS
pa,tlst+. died at the home OF ms
eistar Mrs Archie Cole, at Brookiih'
The body will be brought here lor
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bridges nao
unite a surprise when their daus u
few Lessie came from Swans lslaiu'
whore she has been teaching, BRING
inc a husband, Raymond joyce. one
had been married over a week.
Miss Marjorie Bridges VINO az
tonds Washington academy, is spend
inc her Easter vacation with hei
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred brlosea
Miss Ruth Hodgdon, VINO at.eiiu'
Southwest Harbor high school, Is
snending Easter vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Dennis Norwood.
Miss Elsa Seavey spent the pas
week with Mrs. E. B. Reed at Ber-
nard Edmund Reed who is teach
ing at Kingman, is spending 'ne
Easter vacation with his parents.
! Ralph Wooster, who mas peeh
ouartermaster on the steamer
Nantucket, running between Jackson
Vile and Philadelphia recently spent
a day with his aunt, Mrs. Waiter
Lunt.
March 90 lueilla'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
Southwest Hai'bOr.

DR. George A. Neal is having the
interior of his house repaired and
/ improved, adding much to its con-
ven 'ence.
All the teachers in town are takin
short vacation, but owing to the
late date of Easter, schools will be
in session after April 4
Mrs. Doris N Mitchell has closed
her school at Milford, and is at home
for two weeks. Miss Emma Gllley
who was her guest at Mrs. Boyd s
after the U. of NJ tournament. re-
turned with her to her home here.
On Thursday evening, the Ma
sonic club gave the young
STEERS the time of their lives
at the hall with games of many kinds
funny stunts by the committee IN
charge, with refreshments in aDuh-
dance. At late hour the klddles
went home singing gleefully.
Mrs. A. W. Mason has returned
from business trip to Boston.
Friday afternoon the superin-
tendent of Child welfare, Mrs. Lillas
JOY, entertained the local w: Z. i
U. and the mothers and small emil
dren at her home, with an interest
ing program of readings on the care
of children.
-. Many from here attended the
basketball tournament at the U. OF
NJ, and were proud of the record o.
the Southwest Harbor high team
which won the first two games anc
played Jonesport IN the finals Al
the end of the game the teams Wers
: tied. but, in the five minutes over
time. Jonesport scored the winning
points. Henry Wass, Richard Gllley
and Kenneth Robbins were presentef
medals by President Little OF the U
of M. = as ranking among the hrs
basketball players of eastern Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
Trenton.
March 2

Mrs belmont Murphy is in Bar
r1arbor hospital for treatment
Mrs. Pearl Mcfarland and yo tim .
con Roger. who have been Vlsl'lhs
bar mother in Holden, are home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hopkins speh'
Sunday in Bar Harbor.
Trenton grange met "Wednesday
night with good attendance. ntn
aral we're present from Town mn .4o
Alter business and degree WORK, tne
lecturers hour was spent in pleas ;,
mo manner with songs, reaulhs anu
Stories sf5 A few well-chosen words OF
GOOD cheer and encouragement Mele
eiven nv Mr.. Hall and Mrs. Hail liolli
Town Hill, followed by reiii''i Nc
Ahont eighteen members OF Tren-
.oa orsnee went to Nicolin SATURDAY
MS, to attend grange. All report
nle e,,' % "Spec."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
North PenObScOt.

Thursday, Mrs. Maurice Carter re-
urned home from Providence, r. l.,
where she went March 10 to meet
ler husband, who is an officer on
he oil tanker, Edward l.. Doheny
She also visited in Chelsea, Brook
inc and Boston.
Mrs Winnie Ordway, with daugh-
ter Olive, of Haverhill, Mass, re-
.urned home Monday, after several
days with her sister Mrs. Florence
hartman.
Walter Leach of Haverhill, Mass,
who has been employed the past two
seasons by Mrs. Jane Ordway, re-
turned to his home Monday.
Edwin Soper has gone to Lynn,
Mass, for employment.
Pew. Mr.. Sawyer, Maynard Leach,
Roscoe Rankin and Percy Gray
walked to North Bluehill Saturday
evening to attend Halcyon grange.
In a distance of less than half a
nile to the eastward, there have been
three unoceupied houses, and TO the
westward about the same distance
2our unoccupied houses, all OF which
will probably be occupied during the
coming summer and fall.
on Thursday. March y, j. +.
Hqnev. formerly of Penobscot, cele-
brated his ninetieth birthday at the
ZONE of his son, Dr. O. E. Haney, "a
Deering street, Portland. WI;
Hanev was born in Penobscot, and
lived there until 1908, when he went
TO Bangor, where he lived LOT
twelve years, before going to Port
land He is widely known in Han
cock county, where he was employed
as teacher in the public schools 1or
fortv-three consecutive years. MS
former pupils, scattered all over the
United States, will be glad 10 know
that he is enjoying excellent health
and retains his mental faculties APP
rarentlv unimpaired. He is a great
reader, and keeps in close touch WIN
all that is taking place in the world.
During his life in his native toWn'
he was always interested IN lts az
fairs, had held all the prlnclpal Oh
fees. and had represented MS Grass
in the legislature. He is still resu-
lar attendant at church, and an actlVe
memher of the mems bible class OF
pine Street Methodist church On
bic last birthday he was the guest Oh
honor of the Lincoln Repupil-
can club of Portland, at a luncheon
at the Lafayette hotel. He has the
rere distinction of having voted Tor
tha first candidate for president lha1
the republican party ever named o anu
w. NE yntad at every presidential cleo
tion since then except one. He hopes
~ snend the remainder of his lie III
~ ho,,e of his son. where he IS so
nn,fortah1y situated and tenderls
cared for r,
March %.
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North Sullivan,


The ladies' aid society as .5ted by
the peonle, has boueht the rool room,
and VII use it for a vestry or
comm unity house.
70 ort Abel has returned from a
visit N New York, Kitte.y and
Lawrence
Mrs. Emeline Havey, who has
spent the winter at j. B. Haveys, is
now visiting Andrew Havey and
family before returning to her home
at East Sullivan.
The Francis Stanley Sunday school
is preparing for an Easter concert
Mrs. Ada Blaisdell enterta med the
ladies' aid society Wednesday after
noon. The meeting next Wednesday
will be with Mrs. Edith Abel an all
day session,
The Farm Bureau met March II,
with Mrs Ellen Havey. The packing
of school lunches made the session
very profitable, and many useful
things were learned. Miss Edith
Beckett Fl. D. A., was present. The
nest meeting Will be with Mrs Ada
Blaisdell.
There will be sale of ice-cream
anu Tame at tllt lOIlt VI VII D. L.
We3b Wednesday evening, March rs
for the benefit of the church.
MIS-. Katherine Pobe.t1cn will en-
terrain tie Willing Workers Friday
afternoon, March 81.
Alex Petrie has built a new garage.
Brad. Matthews has moved to
Blrehtll t. take charge of lumber
business for Smith & Brown.
Merle Bunker has moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. Matthew'S
Kalo Bradbury has moved here
from Ellswort h. and is living in
Archie Punker's house.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard Haskell and
son Howard. of Machias, are visit
inc Mr.. Haskell's Parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. F. Haskell.
Mrs. Annie Gordon of Franklin
was a Sunday guest at F. F. Has
kell's.
Miss Evelyn STAPLES is home from
Farmngton normal school for the
Easter recess.
March % H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
Mt. Desert Ferry.
Ills Clarke is home from How

Phyllis Clarke is nome lIolii IAo"
land.
Queenie Ames of Bar Harbor spen.
Sunday with Emily Moon.
LESSEE Lounder Of Rockland Is
spending a week with her aunt, Mrs.
Eleanor Partridge.
E. S. Jellison is home from Sulli-
van where he has spent two months.
Sylvia ODER and Winifred Dutch,
of Bangor, are visiting relatives
here.
Herbert Grindle, who has been IN
Bluehill and Brooksville several
weeks, has returned to the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Christie Harvey
The Willing Workers gave socla-
Bile Thursday evening which was we'll
attended in spite of the inclemency
of the weather. A fine program OF
music and readings was given.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
RirCh HarDOr.

Mrs. Mark Woodward has returned
from a visit with her brother, r. II.
Colwell, in South Gouldsboro.
Malcolm Rice, who has rented d.
w Hancock's house for the summer,
moved in Saturday.
Miss Geneva Sargent of South
Gouldsboro spent the past week Win
the family of her uncle, Alton Bun
ker.
Rupert Blance and wife, of Pros
meet Harbor, have moved to the
Sound, to be with Mrs. Blance'
father Frank Colwell.
March 23 I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
North BrOOksville.

Preparations are being made for an
Easter concert.
Nellie Slower has returned to Ban
gor.
Mrs. Myrl Limeburner is visiting
her father, X. S. Grindle, and sons
Leigh, Clyde and Burke.
The Sunday evening meeting helo
at the home of Harry Grindle, was
we'll attended.
A. H. Colt and wife have re-
turned to Pembroke.
Lenora Saunders has returned from
a visit to Pejepscot, Brooks, bel1as'
and Dark HarbOr.
Adelbert Colt has purchased CHI
ton Grindle's house.
Mar. %. y.
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i;rOOklin.
Schools opened Monday.

Addison Parker and family. OF
Swans Island, visited his mother,
Mrs. Nancy Parker last week.
Karl Batchelder of Swans Island
visited friends in town last week.
Harry Grindle, jr., who has spent
the winter with his aunt, Mrs.
Blanche Colt. at Swans Island, has
returned home.
Fred Kane, who has spent the
winter in Surry is visiting his SIS
ter, Mrs. Chester Kane.
Miss Bernice Phillips, assistant at
the high school, spent her vacation at
her home at Fredericton, N. b.
Mrs. George J. Colt and infant son
returned home from the hospital at
Bluehill, Monday.
Fhe high school play, "Mr. and
Mrs. OTIS" presented at Odd Fellows
hall, was much enjoyed. The parts
were exceptionally we'll taken. show
ing much talent and labor. The
play netted $50.
Winfield Ramsdell and a friend,
of Lubec, were in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tyler nave
moved into the upstairs rent at
Charles Tyler's.
Fl s. Kane has opened his clam
factory for the spring, and is get
ting a large supply of clans.
Charles G.. Cousins, jr., is having
a blueberrv factory built on the land
he purchased of A. e. FarnsWorth,
formerly the property OF the late
Reuben Stewart. Prin A. Allen IS
doing the work.
Mr.. Herbert of Islesboro, who IS
drilling we'll for Mrs. Donald
Parson on Kane's point, has returned
from Islesboro.
Harry Moody, who has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Vesta Moody, at
Holyoke, Mass, and attending the
superintendents' meeting at Augusta
returned home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Redman have
returned home from Searsport, where
Mr.. Redman has been employed.
Miss Beulah Crockett is employed
at the central telephone office at
Sedgwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Howard, VINO
have lived in town the past two
wears. have moved back to their home
at South Bluehill. Their son ana
0augntGr, WHO are dutCAuAhS AAAoN-
school, will board in town.
1t was with great sorrow that
news was received of the death OF
Henry L. Forham at Rochester,
Mimi. on March 5, after surgical
operation. Mr. Forham was born IN
Rrooklin about sixty-six years ago,
and had always retained love and
interest in his native town when ne
i visited every year. His deeds OF Kind
ness and generosity will be remem-
bered by the many who have been
befriended by him. Mr.. Forham was
head of H. l.. Forham Co., Gamers.
He was a member of Portland cham-
Der of commerce, Woodfords anu
Shrine clubs, Mason, an Odd Eel
low. and a Knight of Pythias. He
leaves a widow, a daughter, sister
Mrs. Hattie Sargent of Portsmouth
N. H., and a brother, John Forhan
of Raymond The many friends II
this and adjoining towns, VINO nave
heen employed in his many cannerles
Join with the family in mournlns
the loss of true and sincere frlend
lionel A. Flye is running BOAT
collecting clans for William Under
wood Co., at Mckinley
Mrs. Edna Mcfarland and Mrs
Helen Corbin and children, who have
spent part of the winter in Melros'
and Somerville, Mass, returned
home Saturday.
E. E. Lurvey, who is employed a
Seal Harbor, is spending few day
at home. :,
March %. "Une Femme.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
North OrIand.

Neighbors held a birthday party at
the grange hall Thursday evening
for Edgar Gray. On account OF the
storm, there was a small attendance
but all present had a good time.
Mrs. Helen Berdeen Cloriston, VINO
ltaught the Carter school last term,
heaan the spring term this morning.
Clifton Gray will transfer the puplis'
Luther Richardson is quite poorly.
Miss Helen Gray has resumed her
duties at l.. B. Johnson
March %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25

Margaret, widow of Donald Mac
Eachern, died Wednesday, in the one
hundredth year of her age: ohe
leaves two sons, Angus MacEachern
of Old Town and Daniel MacEachefn
of Northeast Harbor, and three
daughters, Mrs. Allen Maclsaac OF
Bucksport, Mrs. J. j. Cameron Oh
Medford, Mass, and Mrs ). II. hen-
nedy of Brookline, Mass; also SIX
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
Camphor For Sore Eyes

# is surprising how quick eye IN
aammation is helped by camphor, ny
drastis, witchhazel, etc., as mlxea ~
Lavoptik eye wash. One small pottie
helps any case sore, weak or strasneu
ewes. Aluminium eye cup Tree
Alexander's Pharmacy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
Dr:TrueSElixir

I was nearly discouraged. was Civ
ing my oldest girl something nearly
every night, but now keep bottle
of DR.. True's Elixir handy, and only
give it occasionally. have tried so
many things, but now as soon as
see signs of worms give DR.. True's
Elixir,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
Every Mother
Should Read This!

Mrs. Alexander Bradley of Danbury,
Conn.,, says: "After ii long years
trying different remedies l have at
last found a good medicine,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-03-25
The True Family Laxative
and ,uOrnl espeIIer

for quick relief" Made of strictly
pure equality herbs. Family size
81 20; other sizes 60c and 40c.
Successfully used for orer 73 years
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28

PINEOLEUM OUTFITS
ACElTE PINEOLEUM
EN- ExISTENCIA
LIOMPART BROS. co.
Agentes.
San Jose 8, San Juan
i a~~o.o.,......-n -. .,....a..l
r1NCA EN- vENrA
CAFE Y rRUTos MEMORIES

Terrenos sin rival, como 10
atestigus la candad de sus fratos
" cultivos, 81 cuerda por plano, en-
eI barrio Capaez de Adjuntas. Cafe
de superior calidad; frutos memories
do gran tamafo Y en- gran ahun-
dancia, tales como platanos, gui-
neos de classes distintas, chinas, to-
ronjas, mameyes, pifias, aguacataB,
hmones dulces, anones, names,
.yautias, tayotes, apios, etc. Album
dancia de yerba de guinea. Tres
pastos excelentes cercados de aIam-
bre para Guido de animaIes. Mag
nifico sitio para hortalizas y crian-
ga de aves, cerdos, etc.
Casa de maqnnarfa v corederas
de construction nueva; alnacen,
glacil, casa de vivienda. Aqua
muy pura Y abundante traida en-
tuberias para todos los usos. sSi-
tho extremadamente salubre,,. A
cuatro Kilometres de Adjuntas en-
la carretera que conduce a Lares.
Hay un kil6metro de distancia ies-
de los establecindentos a dicha ca
rretera por canino dc caro-. Por
otro punto, desde Ia colindancia
a la carretera hay solo 200 metros.
Prcducto de esta propiedad en- Co
secha fioja como la del afiO presente
mas de s25Oo de cafe con sus pre-
clos actuales.
Para infOrmes dirijase don Ar
turo Rodriguez de Adjuntas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
Hoy Sc Feune Ia ASambIea...

! datos y toda la Recommendation ne
cesaria que sirviera a las oficinas
generates de Auditorla para opo-
nerse a que Sc efectuagan mas pa
gos al senior Pons, porQus guerra.
mos estar preparados en- case que
deeidi6ramos demandar ante una
corte de justicia competente.
''Ahora me escribe ell sefior Au-
ditor una carta-no en-, contesta-
ci6n La mia-dici6ndom cue re-
tire la oposici6n por 81 fornlulada
con anterioridad a la carta del Sc
FOR Pons, ". que no hay NADIA de
10 escrito. FL Auditor no me da
Otra raz6n que su bonisimo deseo
de no entorpecer la marcia de los
trabajos del acueducto"
"Este es uno de los asuntos que
plantear6 70 ante la Asaablea7.
"Ademas he recibido una carta
de TN arquitecto norteamericano,
quien Ie indicara ell senior Esteves
que hiciera un estudio de Ia ciu-
dad. Ell seior Arquitecto a que
me refiero, e1nbarcara Ell jusvos pa
.ra Estados Unidos y desea saber
81 la ciudad podrfa aceptar su
plan de estudios para el embelleci
miento y future desarrolIo de la
capital. Este asunto 10 referir6 ~
Asamblea tai como ha negado, sin
mnguna recommendation de mi par
te'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
(Continuacion de la pdg. u

a adninistrar la municipalidad de
San Juan. Mi deber es bien cIaro.
"Trato de desempenarlo 10 me-
ior que corresponds a mi habiG-
dad. En- ell case que usted me men
ciona no Sc de que Sc trata. 70
pertenezco al Comit6 Territorial de
mi partido, mas no al Local. Parece
ser una question local la que uste-
des mencionan"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
EsTADos UNIDos RETIRA sUs
soI.DADos DE HONDURAS

WASHINGTON, abril %. (cable
Frances) .-Haee unos dias con mo
two de la revoluci6n que ha es-
tallado en- Honduras y para garan
THAR los intereses norteamericanos
en- esa nacion, ell Departamento de
Estadc dc washington ordeno ei
desembarco de 165 soIdados del cru
cero Denver en- La Ceiba. Hon
duras. Ahora 50 ha dado la contra
orden de que el destacamento Sc
retire a bordo de nuevo. Esto es
debido q que las tropas del gobier-
no hondure6o han lIegaao Y han
reforzado Ia gnarnicl0n del puerto.