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The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Some phony fighting gents are alleged to have
pulled off fixed boxing match" at Yuma last
week. They were arrested, charged with putting
up fake battle. There is a state law against any
bunch of pugs framing up ring battle in this
prosecuted to the full extent of the law. When we
pay our good money it is to see battle with blood
spattered about even to biting and kicking. if the
rules permit. We are glad we have this law to
protect us in our rights.
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

friend hands us copy of the Los Angeles
Times badly red linked at the report of Flagstaff
weather for July 10th. The weather prevaricator
for this sheet, says it was 10 in Flagstaff July
10th, partly cloudy and minimum temperature
of so. Phoenix is quoted as 108, Tucson as 100
it was marked in red ink by the local resident
who knew it was only 81 here that day. and that in
all our history the temperature has never reached
100 here. We don't have to brag about our
weather all the time they do in Los Angeles. 1t
advertises itself. M
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

The famous Scopes "case," which one would
think from the amount of notoriety attained was
to decide the Darwin theory once for all, is going
full swing and has gone as far as to select the
jury. About all sensible person can see in it is
whether or not the law was legally made. If SO,
whether or not Scopes violated it. The general
impression seems to be that Bryan is only seek
ing more linelight.
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Experts who have visited the country club golf
course say that it is of the prettiest courses
in the whole southwest and they insist they mean
what they say. President Ed Haight says he
agrees with the visitors, some of whom are now
staying over couple days to use it, though it is
by no means finished product. For a yearlng
however, he is willing to match it for location
and scenic beauty with any variety in its class.
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17
GRAVE PROBLEM

"Uncle joe Cannon, former patri-
arch of congress-, who recently cele-
brated his seth birthday, was asked
what he thought of the foreign situa-
ton.
WELL" he replied, II might say il
reminds me of the small boy"
why do you laugh SO when the
young chicks fight p his mother asked
him. You know mother has told you
fighting is very wrong
/" But they have to fight, rnuvver,
he patiently explained They just
got to find out which one has to
run,
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17
WHY DENVER2

A Denver man dictated: upon my
return to the city after a brief trip
following the election, | find everyone
optimistic
The letter, dictated but not read, !"
was received as follows: ~
Upon my return to the city after a
brief trip following election, find
everyone up to mischief"
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

New York is advertising the inevitable result
of crime. This is really better than tossing nose
gays to these perverted minds. OF course there
are the pessimists who disconsolately point to the
fact that no person ever born far has ever got
ten out of this world alive. However, it is the
little span between that really counts
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

John Coolidge, son of President Coolidge is
chopping wood and helping his grandpa this sum
mer on his farm. This shows conclusively that
his father will never amount to much. No fond
father in this day and age should think of per-
mitting his to do anything until he is at least
80 years DID,
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Life guards at the different beaches have form
ed unions and adopted working rules. Guards
have got in the habit of saving pretty girls and
throwing homely ones back. They won't be al
lowed to show any preference, and no girl can be
saved more than three times week.
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Some legislator should formulate little old
law which will provide that the candidate shall file
full statement of Just what he promises to do if
elected to office, with little P. S. on the bottom
thereof showing that he is automatically out of
office if he falls down on the job. This would tend
to make promises much more scarce
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Much has been said about jazz music and the
saxophone but not half enough about the dam
phoo and his auto horn. Sufficient statistics have
not as yet been developed as to whether the most
din is made by the new owner of a car or the
young man filled with real alteration for some
young and beautiful kobbed-haired heart bandit.
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

1t is authentically reported that the prince of
Wales "snuckY up on wildebeeste in southern
Rhodasia, the other day, and, after taking aim,
slew it with one fatal shot The report did not
say what the wildebeeste was doing around there
but was more interested in telling how much
more dead it was because the prince killed it.
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17
ONE ON HIM

Passenger (from car window:
Hey, you darn fool, here goes the
train and you haven't put my baggage
aboard" na0
Porter: YOU'RE the darn foolJ you
are on the wrong train.p
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17
WIFE'S PRECAUTION

Darling, before you go to bed,
spread some newspapers on the floor
in front of the fire so the sparks
won't get on the new rug" 4as
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Airplane students are required in one of their
lessons, to drop mile without accident. Very
probably at the very first fatal accident the stu
dent is disqualified.
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Salt River valley claims a cantaloupe crop
valued at S4,0O0,0OO for this year. This shows
what little attention to breakfast food will ac-
complish W
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

The red, red necktie is the latest thing and
most tragic. It's hard for the young feler's girl
to tell whether Willie has had his throat cut or
Just the nose bleed.
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

South Africa has returned to the gold standard
and we know of one distinguished orator who will
probably blame it on to the monkeys
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Thousands of acres of perfectly good timber
that would make suitable homes for the homeless
go up every year into comic supplements.
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

There wouldn't be so much trouble in TIE,
democratic party Of the state if the leaders could
be kept apart
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Los Angeles is preparing to build another mil
lion dollar theater. This shows how shows show
over there.
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

"WelI, here you are" said the doc
tor, "a pill for the kidneys, tablet
for the indigestion, and another pill
for the nerves"
But, look here, DOCTOR" said the
patient, "how will the little beggars
know where to go when they're in
side ?" ts
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17
THE HUMAN SIDE
OF LIFE
I *4@+4*4@*@@A


rs this the weather bureau? How
about shower tonight 2"
"Don't ask me. If YOU need one.
Husband: Telling lies is not one of
my failings."
Wife: "No, dear, it's one of your
few successes"
Chi o.: "The ancient Greeks often
committed suicide"
g. g.: Them was the days. You
can only do it once now."
Guest: Gosh, but I'm thirstyr'
Hostess: "Just a minute and I'll
get you some water"
q Guest: Il said thirsty, not dirty"
Eph: What am de difference be-
tween a old man, young man, an
worm ?"
Nose: Muffin. Chicken gets EN-
ALL"
Teacher: "In what battle did Cen
eral Wolfe, hearing of victory, cry i
die happy p"
Johnny: 81 think it was his last
BATTLE"
II confided the secret of our en-
gagement to three of my dearest
friends"
Three all told?"
eyes, all told!"
White: whats the matter with
your cars headlights ?"
Black: Il used wood alcohol in the
radiator as an anti-freezing mixture
and the darned car has gone blind"
''Hello!" said the Chestnut to the
Robin. "What are you?"
"I'm little bird,T said the Robin.
"What are you?"
I'm little buried, too," said the
Chestnut.
Deadeye: "You say Joe got killed?
How come 2"
Dick: "WelI, he stuck his head in
that saloon and hollered fire."
Then what?"
"They did"
Sister: Bob, will you get my
watch? 1t is upstairs"
Brother: Jaw, wait while, it will
run down"
Sister: "No, it won't, my dear, ours
is winding staircase"
Chauffeur Ito slightly deaf farm
err: "Can you tell me where | can get
some gas?"
Farmer: "Hey?" vs..
Chauffeur: "No, gasl This amt
horse, it's an automobile"
Mike: "'Tis fine kid We have
there. A magnificent head and noble
features. Say, could you lend me a
couple of dollars ?"
Pat: Il could not. Tis me wife's
child by her first husband"
"WelI, here you are" said the doc
.or, "a pill for the kidneys, tablet
'or the indigestion, and another pill |
FOR the nerves"
But, look here, DOCTOR" said the
patient, f'how will the little beggars
Snow where to go when they're in
;ide ?" X.
The Judge: "This lady says you
,ried to speak to her at the station"
Salesman: "It was a mistake. ! was
ooking for my friends sister, whom
had never seen, before but who has
,een described co me as handsome
blonde with classic features, fine COM
,lexion, perfect figure, beautifully
lressed and"
The Witness: 81 don't care to prose-
ute the gentleman. Anyone might
lave made the same mistake"
Billy: Are you going to the dance
friday night +?
Betty: II don't know. You see, I
lave only one dress which is fit to
year and mother says that | must
wear that or nothing, and l positively
efuse to wear it . b4ts
"Will you go with me-"
WIFES PRECAUTION
Darling, before vou go to bed. I
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Billy: Are you going to the dance
Friday night?
Betty: II don't know. You see,
have only one dress which is fit to
wear and mother says that | must
wear that or nothing, and positively
refuse to wear it ., bsss
"Will YOU go with me %
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Mike: "'Tis fine kid We have
there. A magnificent head and noble
features. Say, could you lend me
couple of dollars 2"
Pat: Il could not. 'Tis me wife's
child by her first husband"
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Chauffeur Ito slightly deaf farm
err: "Can you tell me where | can get
some gas ?"
Farmer: "Hey?" VS.,
Chauffeur: "No, gas! This amt
horse, it's an automobile"
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

The Witness: 81 don't care to prose
cute the gentleman. Anyone might
have made the same mistake"
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

The Judge: "This lady says you
tried to speak to her at the station"
Salesman: at was a mistake. / was
looking for my friends sister, whom
l had never seen. before but who has
been described 60 me as a handsome
blonde with classic features, fine COM
plexion, perfect figure, beautifully
The Coconino sun., 1925-07-17

Sister: Bob, will you get my
watch? 1t is upstairs"
Brother: "Aw, wait while, it will
run down."
Sister: ''No, it won't, my dear, ours
is a winding staircase"
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Il dStl0guidO COrOneI Ross, que embarca prom
to para {. IT,, reCtfiC6 ante eI RgtO. derta
version que CirCulaba aCerCa de SupuestaS in
tendOneS SuyaS en- reIaCi6n con los
SOIdadOS natNOS
En- Washington expresGre que ustedes SON dignOs
de tOdGS aL0bnnzas

Con motive de ciertas notas
que insertamos hace algunos dfas
acerca de que el Coronel Ross,
del Regimiento 65 destacado aqui,
habfa dicho que estaba dispuesto
a TRAFALGAR porque alg1n dia Sc
movilizaran las tropas nativas que
hay en- el Ejercito de Estados
Unidos, ell distinguido militar pa
rece que Sc vic en- ell case de acla-
rar esa version, y al efecto Sc
asegura que asf 10 hizo ell jueves
por la manana en- un breve dis
curse que pronunci6 frente sus
hombres, pocos dias antes de
marcharse definitivamente del
pals a ocupar otra jefatura ana
loga en- el Norte para la cual ha
sido designado.
La discipline militar, segun pa
rece, impide las informaciones re-.
veladoras de los sucesos que ocu-
rren en- las esferas correspon-
dientes y Sc hace por tanto diffcil
la labor investigators del repor-
ter en- esos dominios.
Pero, Ell MUNDO con infor-
mes recogidos de aquf Y de ALA
ha comprobado la veracidad de
las iltimas declaraciones de Mr..
Ross, las cuales son demostrati-
vas de que ell Coronel jamas dijo
10 que Sc lie atribuyo, 81 10 ex-
preso en- un momento de ofusca-
ci6n o de duda, ha sabido estar
n la altura de sus dotes intelee-
tuales, rectifcandolo.
Segdn nuestros informes, el dis
tinguido Coronel Ross, en- vispe-
ras de su despedida para Estados
Unidos, Sc ha dirigido a los
hombres que por algdn tempo
venfa mandando en- ell sentido de
que 81 jamas pronuncio las frases
que la version lie atribufa con
respecto a las tropas portorrique-
mas, de las cuales el tenfa ell me-
jor concepto Y asi 10 haria saber
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a las autoridades competentes de
Washington tan pronto Sc repor-
tase ante elias.
Mr.. Ross ponder6 las cualidades
morales intelectuales de nues-
tros muchachos, agregando que
serfa impossible hallarlas mejor en-
ning1n otro soldado del mundo.
Mostrose, dicen, apenado por su
pronta retirada del lado del Re-
gimiento y, profundamente emo
cionado, anadi6 que siempre vie
ran en- el al mismo protector Y
amigo que hasta hace POGO habfan
tenido.
Ell Coronel termino ofreciendo
una copa para la compafifa del
Regimiento que salga victoriosa
en- las pruebas de ametralladoras
(machine-guns) que Sc estan We
rificando.
En- Ia manana de hoy el Regi-
miento volvera a reunirse para
dar su saludo de despedida al
Coronel Ross, que embarca en- es-
tos dias.
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ultima HORA
Los COaIiCiOniStaS ganan eI
pIeitO electoral de Faiardo y
YauCO. la IHnta IaSuIar de
fleCCiOnes debefd reCOntar
las papeletaS eIeCtOfaIeS de
ambaS pObIaCiOneS

Hace algunos dias, informamos
a nuestros lectores, que ell Lcdo. Bo
hvar Pagan habfa presentado u,
Auto de Mandamus para. obligar
la Junta Insular de EIecciones
a que procediese al recuento de las
papeletas electorales de Yauco Y FL
jardo, donde los aliancistas han
triunfado solamente por unos cuan.
tos votos.
La vista Sc vi6 ante Ell HIN Juex
Foote, de la oorte de Distrito. Sec
ci6n Primera, quien despues de or
a una y otra parte, Sc reserve ell
fallo, Ell cual fue dado a conocer
aver por la tarde.
No insertanos fntegra Ia opi-
MON del Juez Foote, por ser de-
masiado extensa. Pero 81 haremcs
un extracto de la misma.
Ell Juez Foote ha fallado a IA
vor de los coalicionistas. runda
su opinion en- que la Junta Insular
esta obhgada a proceder a, recuen
to de las papeietas electorales de
(Continlia en- la pag. q
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La "Comisi6n nixta america -germana" en- Washington
que entende del "afaire' de las recamaciones inter-
naciOnales contra el CnO de Berlin aIa e primer case
del vapOr Carolina favor de I'm pOrtOrriqueho, re-
lsldente en- Jayuya
E abOgadO del peticiOna-
rio fue Ell LcdO. Gonzalez
Lamas, quien tiene, ade-
mas, OtrOs casOs anaIOgOs
en contra de distintOs go
biernOs extraljerOs

FL 1ltimo vapor-correo legado
de los Estados Unidos trae noti-
cias de que La Comisi6n Interna-
cional, creada en- 1921 para resol-
YER sobre las reclamaciones de ciu-
dadanos americanos contra ell Co.
bterno Aleman por dafios y perjui-
clos sufridos durante Ia Guerra Eu-
ropea, progresa en- sus trabajos, que
aespera terminar antes de que fna-
ice Ell afio en- curse. Entire estas
'eclamaciones hay muchas presen-
,adas por puertorriquefos, Quienes
fueron victimas del hundimiento del
carolina" por un submarine ale
man en- 1918.
Uno de los primeros casos resuel-
tos por la Comisi6n de los de la
serie del "Carolina" es Ell Gel sr
Domingo G.. Rodriguez, agricultor
DE Jayuya, Quien Sc le ACADIA de
adujdicarI como indemnizaci6n. la
cantidad de $4,000 90, por perdida
de dinero y eSectos personales, con
intereses al s por ciento desde no.
viembre IL de 1918 hasta la fecha
del pago, y, ademas, $4,000 90 con
intereses, como indemnizaci6n por
quebrantos de salud sufridos por Ell
reclamante EN- este case, sea un
total de $4,000 90 con intereses.
tContinda en- la pag. q
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FSta tarde Sc reunirdn en- eI
de Sta. Catalina preSti-
giOSOS eIemeRtOS de nuUStTO
muRdO social, bajO la presi-
dentia del diStinguidO Caba-
Hero Don Manuel Mendia
la reunion yprSdra SObre Ia Organl-
zaG6H del bale que bajO los auSpi-
clos del CapituIO de Ia Cruz ROja en-
Puerto Rio Sc IIevdra a CabO en-
eI IeatrO Municipal

Ell Presidente de la Cruz Roja
Americana, Sr. Manuel Mendia,
ha convocado a una importante
reunion q. tendra efecto hoy saba
do a las 4 de la tarde, en- el Pa
lacio de Santa Catalina, con Ell
fin de organizar el bale que bajo
los auspicios del Capitulo de la
Cruz Roja Americana esta pro-
ximo a celebrarse en- el Teatro
Municipal.
Ell referido bale, que tendra
efecto ell dia II del pr6ximo mes
de febrero, sera a benefcio del
Comite de Auxilio del Capltulo
de la Cruz Roja Americana, del
cual es presidenta la seiiora
Towner.
Esta nueva iniciativa del esti-
mado amigo sefior Mendfa re-
sultara acknowledgements en- un
nuevo grande exito para la di-
recci6n de la Cruz Roja, que asf
Sc ocupa para realizar la labor
benefica trazada en- su progra-
ma.
A continuation publicamos una
lista de las sefioras que han sido
citadas para la reunion que ten
dra efecto, esta tarde en- ell Pala-
clio de Santa Catalina.
Sra. de John T. Quinn,
Sra. de Rafael Carri6n,
Sra. de Earl K. Burton,
Sra. de Miguel Munoz,
Sra. de Arturo Rodriguez,
Sra. de Francisco Vizcarrondo,
Sra. de H. Y. Cochran,
Sra. de Juan G. Gallardo,
Sra. Maria Luisa G. de Amy,
Sra. de Jaime Bague,
Sra. de R. Diez de Andino.
Sra. de Charles Hartzell Jr.,
Sra. de Joaquin Miro,
Sra. de Manuel Mendia,
Sra. de Teodoro Aguilar.
Sra. de H. P. Coats,
Sra. Isabel A. de Mier,
Sra. de N. c. Manyon,
DR.. Antonio Fern6s,
DIR. Victor Gutierrez Ortiz,
Sra. de G. Brewer.
Rev. Mariana Vassallo,
Sra. de Francisco Mendfa,
Sra. Angela Amador Navas,
Sra. de w. Biscombe,
Sra. de r. Guillermety,
Sra. de F. Montilla,
Sra. de E. Carbia,
Sra. de F. del Vale Jr.,
Sra. de E. Jimenez,
Sra. de Francisco Soto Gras,
(Contin6a en- la pag. g.
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FafmaCiaSerraGarabis&C S.enC.

en- la calIe FcrtaIeza No. 81, frente LOS M,,-
cnachos Sc abrra al pdbIco hoy sabado un nuevo es
aOecento montado todas exgencias de los item
pos n1odernos.
son los duenos de este estabIec11iento los Sres sa
ra' oafaOs Co.'S en- c., quenes al mismo tempo que Sc
w ueauo Oe personal competente capacitado Sc han
provsto de sudc complete de patentizados pefera
tooas classes procedencas Sc ha escogdo para poner
!fenre Gel msmo conocido Lcdo Faaca ell oven Don
LUIS E Romus quen gran experencia en- eli ramo une
ss Dfahtes eJecutcras dentro de la profession por las
cudes ma sldo nohbado iembro de Junta Insuar de
r raFmacia' puesto que actualnente ocupa.
El p1bico de San Juan esta nyado vsi+ar ae+ ,,avo
donde Sc nota ell orden buen gso Todos
los que nos vslten la pnera s aperture partr
~ o0oaoo P'o~'Hlo sefah obsequlados. Advt.
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On miembro de Ia Asamblea Mu.
11ictpal, con quien hablamos aver
sobre este tema, nos inform6, ade-
mas, que el Municipio estaba las
puertas de la bancarrota, y que 81
no deseaba acusar todos los sa-
hentes administrators como res
ponsables de tai estado de cosas,
aunque ST era cierto que la pssima
administration de estes fue approve
chada por dos tres vivos para ha-
Ger dinero costa del pueblo con-
tribuyente, sin reparar en- ell dafio
que infhgfan los hombres que es-
taban frente al Municipio y al Par
lido a que estos pertenecian.
Pasando a otros t6picos, nos ase-
guro que oportunamente la Asam-
blea Municipal de San Juan enten-
derfa en- Ell estudio de cierta docu-
Inentacion sensational, acerca de
ciertos actos de la pasada Admins
TRACTION unionista, y que. esa era
Ia oportunidad mas bonita que po.
dia presentarsele al pdblico para
conocer la manera como los functo-
narios salientes administrator sus
intereses.
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MUNIcrPIo DE SAN JUAN, P. R
fDEPARTAMENTo DE sERvIc1o
PUBLICo
oFIcINA DEL AcUEDUCTo
AVISO
Av1so

Examinadas las cuentas dc ano-
nados por concepto de aqua en- San
Juan y RIO Piedras, edsto una deu-
da considerable pendiente de pago.
Esta administration resuelve con-
ceder un plazo improrrogabIe has
ta el dia 8 de febrsro pr6xinlc. pa
"a que Sc haga efect,yo su iulpor.
to en- Ia Tesorerta Municipal; la.
ciendo constar que passda dicha fe-
cha le sera suspendid1 el servicio
dc aqua a los sefiores Aborados
que no hayan saldado sus deudas,
aotifcandose adernas III Dsparta-
mento de sanidad !. Iss fines PFC
:edentes.
Il. H. TODD,
Alcalde.
an Juan, P. r.,
nero &c, 1926.
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HABLA Ell GENERAL PRIMO
DE RIVERA

MADRID, enero 80. Omitted
Press) Al ser entrevistado por un
reporter de la United Press, el Ge
neral Primo de Rivera manifesto
que tenia en- Was de estudio un
nuevo programa administrative que
indrdablemente seria altamente be-
neficioso para los intereses genera
les del pals. Agreg6 que Ell Directo-
rio no serfa caInbiado por ahora,
desde ell momento en- que cuenta
con la confianza de la naci6n en-
general. Eizo constar que Ell Direc-
torio considerable a todos los espa-
fioles como iguales en- La balanza
de la justicia, y que habia toda
clase de consideraciones Y privile-
gios, arn para los enemigos de la
administration, siempre que no vio-
lasen abiertamente las leyes, pro
vocasen alteraciones del orden publ
co, Ell cuyo case, las autoridades
competentes no podian menos que
actnar Embellishments
Manifesto que el ejercito esta
completamente disciplinado, y que
su lealtad al Rey = al gobierno ha
s'do probada en- mil ocasiones. Ade-
mas, infcrma, que 81 esta compile
tamente SECURE de one va las dificul
tades con Marruecos han pasado,
y que de ahora en- adelante, ell or
den p6blico en- aquelIa region es-
ta garantizado.
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mada por los seiores Barcel6, Cue
IRA Mondrag6n, Gonzalez Mena Y
Bird, acompahada por Ell Comisio-
nado Residente en- Washington, Sc
FOR C6rdova D&vila, visit6 Ultima
mente al Presidente de la Fedora
ci6n Americana del Trabajo, Mr..
William Green, formu1ando acusa-
clones terribles contra Ell propio lyle
sias, y entregandole al mismo item
po I'M documento, en- el cuaI Sc re-
latan establishments los cargos que
Sc formulan.
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El MuniCipiO de San Juan de-
be ClentO diez mil d6IareS
con 81 CtvS. de aIumbradO
elCttrlCO que Sc Ie SirVi0 du-
rante los dItimOs tres amos
Ia Ia pr6xima reunion de Ia ASam-
blea Municipal Sc dara Cuenta con
Clerta Recommendation que reyUsdrd
in CaraCtUr de grave SUnSaGOnaIiSmO

La situaci6n por que atraviesan
en estos momentos los asuntos mu-
nicipales no es todo 10 austera Y
satisfactoria que debia esperarse
? dista mucho de ser desahogada.
Como 81 i'm virus destructor de
la normalidad administrative hui
hiese atacado al municipio, de ALI
Sc sabe que hay servicios en- PEST.
mo estado, v que La Administraci6n
debe $4,000 con 81 centavos por
concepto de alumbrado el6ctrico
durante los tiltimos tres afios, ase-
surandose que la partida que habia
en- presupuesto consignada para Ia
les fines fue distribufda en- otras
atenciones no incompatibles con la
Administrator.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-31

Entire la mencionada documenta-
c1on, segdn parece, hay un supues-
to informe del ex-Director de obras
Pnblicas Municipales, Sr. Jose Ca
nals' de fecha tres de noviembre,
en- el que Ell referido ingeniero ex-
presa que las obras del Acueducto
son un desastre, y expone las razo-
nes que a sn juicio tiene para for
mular tai conclusion sobre ell par.
(Continna en- Ia nag. 6l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-31
PERMANEcERA ALA CuANTo
SEA NECEsARIo

Ell ider socialista manifesto,
que en- cuanto a su partida hacia
Puerto Rico, no tiene fecha fila
Pero 81 hace constar, que Sc propo-
ne permanecer en- Washington has
ia tanto Sc sepa una cosa u otra. v
pueda volver a nuestra isla o de-
rrotado, cinendo su sien los lau.
relies del vencedor.
La Federation Americana del
Trabajo ha autorizado a Iglesias
para que permanezca en- Washing
ton todo Ell tempo que sea necesa-
RIO a los efectos de la campana de
protesta. En- cuanto al Lcdo. Coll
y cuchf no hay seguridad, pero es
muy probable que Sc quede tambi6n
con Iglesias.