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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-11
DEIALLES DEL PR0YECTO PARA EySANCHAREL PUENTES SOC
Ell CANO "SAN ANTONIO" EN- LA AVENLDA PONCE DE LE

siendo recomendable cargarlo tanto,
sobre todo sin conocer las condicio-
nes bajo las cuales fu6 nincado. Por
estas razones no debe usarse el tipo
de aycos de kormig6n reforzado; Y
debido nj ancho de 20 metros que va
a tarer el p-ente, no es possible usar
Itampoco el tipo de puente tornado
cor dos vigas longitudinales unidas
/ por ngas secundarias transversales,
pres las elevaciones de la rasante
del puents y de Ia parte inferior,
estan Iimitadas por la ,rssante del
Ipueu.e del condado y por Ell espa-
clio llpre de 1m.80 fijado sobre ma
re alta para mejorar ell paso de los
hotes y lanchas por debajo del puen-
5c.
/ Por todo 10 anterior Sc deducs
IQre el puente adecaado ca este case,
es ell tornado por varias vigas lon
gitplinales, con el piso calzada
colocado Ell Ia parts superior y con
dos harandas de protection los
laaos.
Como el pcralto de los v1gas debe
scr el menor possible, por e5tar hmi-
ttaIo ccmo Sc ha dicho ant sriornen-
te, SC nan enplsado vigas de acero
de alma LENA, con las cualas Sc OBJ
tiene rnenos peralto que con vigas
de hormiq6n reforzsdo. Para evitar
Ia oxidacion de estas, Sc ha proyecta
do revestirIas con hormig6n, para
ldarle meior apariencia al puente, al
Irevestido de las vigas extremas Sc
le In dado Ia for1oa de un arco re-
baiado. Y Sc han imitado otros ira
mos has en- el tsrrapl6n del lado de
santurce.
En- 81 tramo paqueho de 8 metros
de Iuz, Sc usaran vigas de acero
de "A" Y so hbrns dc peso por pit
uaeal separadas 1m.5o de eje 4 eje.
Ell los tramos de 15rn8o de luz Il
bre Sc usardn vigas armadas de alma
llena forrnadas con angulos horizon
tales de g. - Y 81; alma de 26''
X r.; platos horizontales de IA
y j" Y hierros en- angulos verticales
de 3-lz" X 3-1a" IS" Separates
corvenientemente como So indica en-
los pianos.
Ia carga total sobre cada viga es
&c 10000 Lbras incluycndo el peso
propio, e. revestido de hormig6n.
el peso de la losa del puenta laI
carga viva el momento de fexi6nI
IS lie 9S5CC0 pies hbras y el mo
dalo de secci6n es G63.7 pulgada5I
a cubo, tomando para tra baio del
acero 1900 hbras por palgada cua-
drada. Ia fecha m&Xima es de 1.76|
Ipuleaoas y Ia fecha admissible pue-
de uogar hasta 1.G6 pulgadas sin
rloGucir grie5as en- el revestlGo de
ho.mls6n. Ia reacci6n sobra los apo
yos es de Go,oC0 libras y el trabaio
dsI hormig6n q Ia compresi6n resulta
dc s5lo $50 Ebras per pulgada cua-
drada.
LIZ carga total sobrs Ia base de
las pllas es de 100000 hbras Y
2ceptando que cada pilote pueda So
portar rna carga de 25 toneladas, y
are el terreno no soporte ninguna
csrCa Sc necesi.ar&n So p,lotes
q. el terreno no soporte ningvEa carga
d. "a y so libras de peso por pic
-st&n frndadas sobre 18 pilotes, al
IA parte rueva de cada p1la So nece-
slrard hincar 20 pilotes.
ssg6n la formula del Engine
r-ps News, para que un pilote
scpo-5e una carga de 20 toneladas
hiAca0o con una masa de 5000 ii
tras de peso cayendo de una altUr7
de 10 pies, es necesario que en- e.
/ nltimo goipe Ell pilote tenga una pc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-11

dez Catd, ell nombre dc la Anne
rica EspanoIa. Su discurso fuG evo-
caci6n V oraci6n a un tempo. Re
cOrd0 con unci6n yerdadera su vi
sta en- Paris, cierta mailana, al
maestro de la barba florida. va
era el inyierno en- aquella barba V
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-11
}. spottcrno y Topete,

Madrid, diciembre 1924.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-16
RESOURCES

Loans and discounts, including redscoun accepnces
banks, and foreign bills of exchange sold
............ A1O2185
overdraft
US ecurities
Deposited circulation (U bonds 100000
securities 100000 $4,000
Other bonds stocks, securities
$4,000;
........... .............. 259oooO
.......4... 3752739
........
Redemption fund with u S. Treasurer due from T.
Treasurer Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-16
FOUR-H NEWS

Plans auger well for the best camp
ever this year. The county is for
tunate in the camp leaders.
The new reservoir is about COM
pleted and the new barracks building
which will be used by the girls this
year is under roof and will be ready
for occupation Monday.
VIM H. Kendrick the Daddy" Of
all All boys and girls in the state
will give talk Thursday This is
a@rare opportunity and we hope every
boy and girl, as we'll as the parents
and teachers will take advantage Of
this chance to hear this noted man.
Thursday is regular visitors day
and every one is heartily welcome.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-16
FARM BUREAU NOTES
Big Livestock Tour August 2-S, rs

The time is drawing near when we
will start on our third Good Fellow
ship. Livestock Tour" We areplan-
ming for great trip this year but in
order to make this the most success
full tour it will require your cooper
ton and presence. So in view of
this fact we trust you are planning
to make the trip with us.
The tour is being planned so that
you can bring your wife along, if you
so desire Arrangements are also
being made for those who wish to
camp part or all the time.
The tour will take in the Green
brier Valley Of Pocahontas and
Greenbrier counties, and thence a
cross by White Sulphur Spings into
Virginia and up the Shenandoah Val
ley into the Eastern panhandle, by
way of Charles Town, Martinsburg,
Wardensville, Moorefeld, Keyser,
Deer Park, Oakland, and Kingwood .
A complete itinerary of the trip will
be published about July 20,
We will assemble at Marlinton on
Sunday, August g. Arrangements
have been made for those who desire
to camp on the Pocahontas fair
grounds and the Greenbrier River Of
fers excellent facilities for swimming
and boating. The entire day Of
Tuesday, August 4, will be spent in
the vicinity of Lewisburg in connec-
ton with the Field Day which has
been planned in cooperation with the
U. S. Department of Agriculture
and the West Virginia Experiment
Station at which time we will review
the experimental work which has
been conducted there since 1914 and
we will also participate in the eating
of the fatted calf. Both beef and
dairy cattle heard will be inspected
on this tour
We hope to complete our tour by
Saturday, August 8, and those from
the Southern part of the state and
the eastern panhandle should plan to
wind up their tour by coming into
Jackson's Mil on Saturday the 8th
or Sunday the 9th to participate in
the Farm Bureau Camp Conference
which will be held the following
week
We are anxious to have a lafge
number of farmers go on this tour
from Barbour County. All persons
who are planning to go should let me
know at once
O., D. SANDS, County Agent
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INCREASINGLY
'sai.4s d,

One step wont take you very far,
you've got to keep on walking;
One word wont tell folks who you are
you've got to keep on talking;
One inch won't make you very tall,
you've got to keep on growing;
One little ad won't tell it all,
you've got to keep them going
BECAUSE
A constant drop of water wears away
the hardest stone;
The constant gnawing towser masti-
Gates the toughest bone;
The constant cooling lover carries of
the blushing maid,
And the constant advertiser is the
one that gets t tv2ia.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-16
JOLLYING JESS

After Jessie had been at the board
ing school few weeks she began
signing her letters home "Jessica.
Brother Tom thought he would give
her little dig about it, SO he wrote:
Dear Jessica, Dadica and Monica
have gone to visit Aunt Lizzica. IN
Gle Samica is talking of buying a
new machinica, but he doesn't know
whether to get Fordica or a Chew
lea. The old cowica has had calf
lea. l was going to call it Nellica,
but l changed it to Jimica because
it was a bullica. Your affectionate
brother, "Tomica. Boston Trans
eript.
sas
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-16

MAN or WOMAN $1,000 to SIS 90
week showing our samples and TAX
ing orders for Famous Packard
Tailored Shirts direct from the fac
tory. Easy work, no experience
needed. Your pay starts at once
Samples Free. Representatives in
other counties earning $4,000 to
Is 90 a week. ESSEX COACH fur
nished FREE. Act quick. Write
for FREE samples. Packard Manu-
featuring Co., 835 Orleans, Chicago
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PERSO N AIS


John Keyser motored to Buckhan-
non Sunday.
Fred Booth of Stringtown was
here Monday.
Miss Geraldine Digman was at FL
kins Monday.
Mrs. o. c. Thompson is very i'll
at her home
Milliard Klein Of Elkins is here
visiting relatives.
j. A. Viquesney is spending few
days with his family.
Miss Barbara Brydon is visiting
friends at Philippi this week.
Miss Virginia Rowan who has been
in Ohio returned home Sunday.
Miss Evlyn Gall is attending the
All camp at Buckhannon this week.
Miss Agnes Simpson of Morgan
town is here visiting Miss Elizabeth
Rosenberger.
Miss Maize Osborne Of Elklns, is
here visiting her sister Mrs. O. C.
Thompson.
Miss Vivian Thompson l. visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Allen in Raw
enswood.
Roy Jeffreys who has been attend
ing Concord School returned home
this week.
Senator Herman G johnson of Ell
kins, was business visitor here
yesterday.
Miss Leora Heavier of this City is
visiting relatives in Pickens and
Buckhanron.
Miss Virginia Williamson of Wiki
ensburg, Pa, is the guest of Miss
Kathleen Curry.
Mr. and Mrs. w K. Rice of Par
sons spent the WEEK end with Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Dawson.
Miss Madge Right who has been
at Warrington visiting her sister,
returned home Saturday
Miss Daisy Trahern who has been
visiting in Akron, and other Ohio
cities, returned home last week.
Miss Geneva Grimes left this week
for Akron, o., where she will visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Sauly Yoak.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Sheets of Ak
ron, O., were here this week the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. T., b. Cook.
Misses Daisy Halter and Violet
Hill who were at Elkins visiting
friends returned home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. s. B. Brooks Of
Fairmont spent Sunday here the
guest Of the formers mother Mrs.
S. L Brooks
Mrs Bess Deihl, who has been
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs
Trahern, returned to her home in
Huntington Monday.
Mrs Carl Schimmel and son Jack
lie of Fairmont spent the week end
visiting her aunts, Mrs. S. L.
Brooks and Miss Rebecca Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Barr who
have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. S. L. Brooks, returned to their
home Tuesday by automobile, which
is in Cleveland,O.
Miss Jessie " Terrell, of this city
entertained the following at dinner
party, held at the Luzerne Hotel last
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Jack
son and Mr. and Mrs Carl Lowther
of Jane Lew, w Va.
G. Cam Corely of Route 2, made
US pleasant visit Monday. Mr..
Corley is in his 85th year, and is the
second oldest man living who attend
ed the Republican National Conven-
ton in 1861, when Abraham Lincoln
was nominated for President Mr.
Corley was named to cast the unani-
NOUS vote in favor Of Lincoln for the
state Of Virginia
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-16
WARE REUNION

Only one month till the Ware re-
union, which will be held the first
Sunday in August at the Belington
Park. All day service A program
viii be rendered beginning at 1000
A. M. continuing till about 400 PM.
Dinner in the Park. Every one pre-
pare to attend. Program will APP
pear later-Mrs. Winnie Exline, Sec.
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REFORMATORY FOR WOMEN

ANDERSON, W. Va, July 10
Plans are today progressing for the
reformatory for women federal pris-
oners to be located here and the build
ing itself is expected to~be ready for
use by the early part of spring.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-16

FOR SALE OR RENT:-A restaur-
ant and fixtures, and a rooming
house and fixtures, located in Philip
pi, w. Va.-Call on w. l. Simmons
City Restaurant, Philippi, W. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-16

ONE 2-cell FLASHLIGHT with
out battery Large Size and THE
PROGRESSIVE for one year, $500
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-16
BILIOUS SPELLS
Kentucky Man Finds Relief
from Dizzy Attacks.

81 suffered with severe bilious
. attacks that came on two or three
times each month" says Mr.. /. p.
Nevlns, of Lawrenceburg. Ky.
. !" would have dizziness and
couldn't work.
81 would take pills until | was
WORKOUT with them. | didn't seem
TO get relief. Alter taking the pills
my bowels would act a couple or
three times, then | would be Very
constipated.
"A neighbor told me Of Black
Draught and | began IFS use. |
never have found so much relief as
it gave me. | would not be with
out it for anything.
1T seemed to cleanse my whole
system and made me feel like new.
would take a few doses-get rid
OF the bile and have my usual clear
head, feelfull of pep and could do
twice the work."
Made from pure, medicinal roots
and herbs. Black Draught is ma
lure own remedy tor sucn synp-
toms as the above, when due to a
torpid liver.
Sold everywhere; 25c. Goa
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-16

FOR SALE-Our Yellow Ford, ov-
erhauled. $500 cash will buy it.
C. & D. Dairy Co., Belington, W. Va
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-16
BANK STATEMENT

Charter Reserv District No
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT BELINGTON IN THE STATE WEST VIRGINIA, AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
g ANUNCIESE
IA EDIcION DOMINICAL

ca. Por "La Correspondence" com
pareci6 el redactor sefior Soto Ra-
mos, quien dije 10 siguiente; entire
otras cosas: S ~
.FIablando con numerosos poll
cfas de los puestos de orden pdblico
do San Juan, Puerta de TERRA Y
santnrco, estos me han demostrado
su descontento general. En- varias
reuniones que tuviera con ellos y
con Ell Lcdo. PARA. estos han ex-
presado su intenci6n de declararse
en- huelga.
"Ias razones que tuviera nuestro
perioaico para publican Ell articuIo
cue vfera la luz en- IA del corriente,
estan expuestas en- ol mencionado
dfario, uue soiicito sea include en-
ell "RAcord'r para futuras curside.
raciones. fsaf t*si
"Ia intenci6n del pefi6dico, fie
se1alar IN possible movimiento husI.
aario en- detrimento dc los interesss
del pals, para que las Atlas Autori-
dades procgdiesen como 10 han iiecho
'hasta el presente.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

va es de conocimiento pnbhco
por las informaciones que ha dado
Ia prensa, que ell Casino Hispano
Cubano, de San Luis, Oriente (Cu-
ba), esta organizando unos Juegos'
Florales Hispano-Antillanos que
prometen quedar muy lucidos Du-
raute estos ultimos meses Ell DR..
Jose Morales, Presidente de aquel
centro, ha estado en- communication
con don Jesis M. Lago, presiden-
te de nuestro Ateneo. Puerto Ri
co estara representado en- ell ante
dicho torneo junto a Espafia, Cuba
y Santo Domingo.
La fiesta ha sido transferida pa
ra ell mes de abriI que viens, entro
otras razones, por Ell gran nimero
de trabaiosa que han sidos enviados.. :.
Asf resalta de la Ultima carta que
del DR.. Morales fa recibido Ell Sr. :.
Lago Y de una nota para la prensa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

La persona que sufre de estrefii-
miento, Y nuy espeeialmente de es-
trelimentos habitual, cr6nico, tie
ne. dc por fuerza que sufrir de mu-
chos trastornos de salud, entire los
cnales pueden contarse en- prime
ra lfnea-: nerriosidad, preston. SAN
gnlnea, jaquecas continues, biliosi-
dad, sacido tirico, ataqnes reaIna-
tices,i eczema tilceras y otrasf ca
lamfdades, que son conseeuencia di-
reeta de las toxinas venenos que
Sc van acumulando en- el intestine
y que no eliminados a tempo por
10 evacuaci0n normal, son reabsor
bidos y diseminados por el sistelna,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
JuegOs FIofa|es HispaaO-Ant1IanOs

que se acompafia y que dice asi:
'sEl enorme caudal de trabajos
recibidos. sobrepasa, con mucho los
calculos mas optimistas que en- uiI
principle Sc hicieran. Esto, que JUS
tifca va de un nodo tan elocnente
ell grandioso aeontecimiento htera-
rio que este torneo representa- y sig
mica, obiiga conceder al Jurado
Califcador una ampiaci6n de pla-
20 para su estudio, apalisis y dicer-
niniento. 1
Como, por otra parte. Ell Mante-
nedor de este tcrneo, fgura prornis
nente de nuestra tribuna, ha de 1les
gar de Espafia, excIusivamepte con
este fin, en- moments compatible con
los deberes de sl alto cargo y, en-
consecueucia, La suntuosa Fiesta de
oelsbracion de los Juegoss F1orales
Hispano Antilfanoss no podf& reali-
zarse haSta Ell pr6ximo mes de abrii,
la Seccion de CllItura del Casino
Hispano- -Cubano,. oida la petici6n de
los crouistas sociales de La prensa
de Santiago de Cuba, que es la VOC
y La opinion del pueblo, y enten.
diendo asi n1ismo, que en- aigunas
poblaciones iinportantes surgen can
didatas aspirando a La Corte de
Amor, acuerda prorrogar este con-
curse provincial para designar Rel
ma Y Corte de Amor de los Juegos
FIorales Representatives. hasts
Ell dia 81 de mario del corriente
afio, sujeto a las mismas Bases pu-
blicadas, que SO celebrara ei iiltino
escrutiilio. general -
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Ell es Ia ca11sa recta de un gran nmero de
males que pueden evtarse.
Ell descudo veces trae consecuencias fatales.

causando toda clase de achaques y
enfermedades, muchas de las cua-
les originan la muerte- r,s-
AKARALGIA es una sal efer-
vescente facil de- tomar y tolerable,
que contTene una combination cien-
Iifica de los elementos antisepticos,
t0nicos ). eliminates necesarios pa
"a ayudar la naturaieza a CORE
CIR lestos males. Tome de media a
una cucharada de Akaralgia disael
ia en-. cuatro detlos de agIla, per la
mailana, media hora antess del des
aguno, y recuperara In salud--y la
algeria de viyir. solicItela en- las
Droguerias Y Farmacias. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

Ceztsatanao 3 nnevas Vraguntas
De etsos Espraaatantea d Ayadan'
- Jddiee pFosiguioi
LAS 6rdsass tnteEiornN a4uanis-
tFaaivns o e,EenihEes a0n fiFnsAdas
Der "a cerenei eemo dinposiei0nes ~.
esaarias a. mejoF orasn interior DEF
dsparamsnta euan4o sstns asn "a.
e1mpafihiss zee a hsglAnsnte 0
oom ias disposirsonas e h casaiaasn
as Fsiieia fnsnAaF ssGA. In coHaaskdn
las rWgoaA aarsfAmAo o. smspnn-
sten. s'IA Reitgaa diviae 81 ssrvi,
go mfrs pa@sos psHnansnssa =
tsBpessEes 0 pHsxin@aaiea 81 -.
eos lee paEmansussa y estan essa'
hleesaos sn poeiaeiansa en d0nas los
s~Fvseioa son es mayeF tnpoFtaAcaa.
Ves p-sftos prsyfEisaaiss - sseaEas.
sa hufdist1megts gas hrefs 80
esisfo "a hsaigs m nlesldis. o eagl
arief eira riFeai sis1lla aEEsvaatE
se pF'cila Dc oEAen''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

pespues ie hahsI teEminado cen
las deelsraeiones del Ayudants JG-
dfce, eomparsei6 a deelarar el Capt.
4H del Dis,rieO de San Juan ssaoE
Bianeo, anisn dilo 10 aguiente:
''Yo assguEo que Ia Polieia no
Fiensa en hnelga. rs una eerteza
abaolnta Ia qTse tengo al decir esto.
Yo 10 habiado oxtensamente con
gnardiAs de orden p6blieo cuya fran
eueza Al expregar 10 que sienten
siempFs be sabidO estimar In ellos
40 be eneontradO Ia mas rem0ta idea
AZ ia snpuesta huelga."
nespuAs ae las maaifesssciones
asf c'spsszn Blaneo. empez0 el tnte-
fT.Essor.o. tsrmlnando todo clio po'
% dsspass.
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APR VEG He ES I A
UNIDAD

Tenen1os un ndmero hmitado de
la obra en- cinco vollimenes, encua-
dernada EN- euero, completamente
nueva, de la Historic de la Guerra
del Mundo por Frank H. Simonds.
su precio era de $72 sc la envfamos
G.. o. d. por $1,000. La misma obra
en- tela Ia enviamos G. o. d. por
800, antes valfa $3900 Dirfjase
Reviews, San jose 10, San Juan.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

~ sutoF del proyecto creand0 ID
couiE6n Inwestig adora. Sc expres6
en IA slanisnte manera, despuss de
pssaF una marada de erltiea a la ac'
titnd indifsrenfs cue habga asumidO
M afiei0nado al dihnjo ssntaAo a
su lado.
40 lego a Ia eanelnal0h de qus
2racisa 81 aHmentO de fuerEa para
a Departments de roheia Insu.
lar".
Los representatives presentss asin-
tier0n g las manifestations del 60
hcF oaintana cagas.
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O0MPARECE UN
REPEEFRNTAETE DE-
LA conRREPoMDENcIA''

'Inmssiaaamsnte asspaes de ter.
adnaF 81 chpitAn Rlasseo, ssnpez6 a
fseinTar an Espresantante del pc.
efseo 'fLs canespoudsneia'', dia-
g.e &c 4 taFds ans diera primers
neRts Il nctseia de- hnalga polieia-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

LA nomination gubernamental
con Ia eertiheaci6n Legislative que
propona el ssfor Gonzalez Mena
es mny POGO deinocratica.
"Los comisionadose debeni ser res
ponsables al Pueblo, = no un
cusrpo que es a sn vss responssbis
al pueblo. ve~i. 9fas
"sOy partidario del Gcbierno par
Comfsi6n, atempre y cuandO la eloc'
ci6n dc los oomisionados Sc deje
a cargo del Pueblo. que el' Pueblo
decida cuAles habr&n de ser los
administrators municipales''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
Un gron mercadO de automobiles
ca pOc0s centlmetrOS.

10 sneoHaa Ia pAgna secel6n de anuncos casicados
Este 6gco seno dc sncstro para odos los que de-
somprar vender automobiles usados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

oAboliendo la Asamblea Muntcis
pad y creando un cuerpo de cdnc .
comisionados, q. es Ell n6mero apro-
piado para una ciudad como San
Juan electos por el Pueblo. SO rea-
nzar6n los trabajos administrati-
vos con mayor precision y compes
tencia.
"Cinco hombres 30 reunen Ia
cilmenta. sin neeestdad de pagan
Las nnmer0sas vdietas que Ia Ley
estipula en- La actualidad para los
Aaambleistas municipaies''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
La COnisi6D IegisIativa...

ans Ia ckmaEa Legislative 80 rsaol.
yisss a EsbalaE 81 salario q los guar
diaF aumensaDdo las fueTzas en SER
Fieio.
LsstEa charTlez, cue ola el resul-
iado del inteFFogat0rio eontest6 in
PASS afameete is sisuiente:
ta ~ nadlcs 81 salaglo Ia Pp-
irls Pe p Lesiaatoa. usred Je-
ace. 3 - nos pouarsmos ds aeusr-
u para assn aFnos en- haelga".
asE CoNaTA CUE los
MRRcT0REs PoLrcTAcos
paAH ToDA DIscREcIoN:
IOMANT
Hatsesdo serminado ds hablar el
Ayuaants Sddiee despu6s de- habsr
contestado adecuadaments a Ia mul-
titna de preguntas cue So 10 hieie-
Goa. el Presidents de In comi~idn IA
dic las mas expreaivas graeias por
haher esmparecido. Embellishments
despa6s. ei seaoF R0mani 50 EXPIRE
- en- "a signiente forEna:
"a nst ne cOnsta cue loo Diroc-
toFes Pelieiaeos usan toda su discra.
ci6n lananAs todos los requisites
EFscisos 3 Ia meioF eonvenieneia del
cnerps insaiar do orden pdhlieO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
Soy paftidariO...
centlnuaei0n as "a pagina Ia.

haya neeesidad y urgencia dc un
proyeetO para realizar trahajos adj
ministrativos mejoras municipa-
les. precisa esperar quo 50 rsMHa
Ia Asamhlea para ane decide una
cosa n otra. KS decir,, q. proyestos'
ordenanzaS Y TesoIuciones qne de-
biesEn tefes inmedlata rssoiseion
- rstardan nm ttempO vaAoso
UN 0oBIERNo PoR coMIsIoN
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