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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-28
EARTHQUAKES
CAUSE PANIC
IN MONTANA
Mountain Moves Into
Valley, Buildings Rock
and Crack; No Lives
Reported Lost
(Bv The Associated Press.)

BILLINGS, Mont, June 81
Sections Of four western states
were harassed by earthquakes
for three hours tonight Panic
resulted in practically every city
in Western Montana. Just north
of Yellowstone Park, at Three
Rivers, Mont, three landslides
were reported to have hemmed
in as many passenger trains
loaded with vacationists.
Pavements and buildings were
cracked in many cities, a half
dozen buildings were reported to
have been demolished, an cleo
trio railroad line temporarily
crippled, and there was a recur-
renee of the recent avalanche at
Jackson, Wyo., but nowhere was
any loss of life reported.
The Olympian, fast train Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railroad between Chicago
and Seattle, is believed to be
stalled between two of the ava
lanches in the vicinity of Three
Forks, and two other trains, one
a Milwaukee train and the other
Northern Pacific, are reported
hemmed in by the Sides.
A special train made up at
Livingston is racing to the res
cue, but there is reported to be
little danger. 1
Reports Of damage late to-
night began creeping in. The
Meagher County court house at
White Sulphur Springs, Mont,
collapsed, and the damage is
estimated at 100000.
The convulsions of the earth
shook two loaded cars of coal
from their perch on an overhead
dock at Bozeman and they ran
wild down the incline, piling up
at the bottom and bottling up
the exit of the roundhouse there.
This made it impossible to bring
engines out for either emer-
gency or regular use.
Livingston was shaken four
times, and most of the cities in
the danger zone reported many
shocks. Apparently the shocks
began at 6:23 o clock and lasted
intermittently until we'll after
10. The quake was felt from
Seattle east to the South Dakota
line; from Spokane south to
Thermopolis and Casper, Wyo.
1t left its trademark in North
ern Idaho, and telephone COM
pany officials at Jackson, short
ly after II clock tonight, de-
clared that the recurrence Of the
avalanche across the Gros Ven
tire valley near there evidently
was a part of the general dis
turbance.
In spite of the delay caused to
trains and the wide area covered
by the quake, thousands Of vaca-
tionists in and near Yellowstone
Park are safe, Horace M. AL
bright, park superintendent, de-
clared late tonight. He reported
no material damage had been
done in the park. Old Faithful
geyser continued to spout Sc
renely and at regular intervals.
BILLINGS, Mont, June 81
Nearly two-thirds of the state of
Montana was shaken vigorously
by a series of earthquakes early
tonight, the first at 6:23 o'clock.
Panic seized thousands of people
in buildings in Butte, Anaconda,
Great Falls, Missoula, Livings-
ton and Helena, and they rushed
clear Of buildings, fearing for
their lives.
Although no loss of life was
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-28
Courtesy First Is
Traffic Cop Ruling

DONNA. Tex. June 27.-The Val
Verde Grocery has changed hands
L. L. Harwel sold to H. c. Taylor, OF
Madden, Missouri, and has accepted a
position with a wholesale grocery com
pany of Wharton. Texas.
The family will remain in Donna for
a time Mr. Taylor took possession Of
the grocery store Wednesday. The new
owner will bring his famil yto the Val
ley. and his son viii aid him in the
store.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-28
WOULD BUY SUMMER
HOME FOR COOLIDGE

NEW YORK, N. Y, June pa
Swampscott dispatch to the New York
Times said that friends Of President
Coolidge have pledged $125.0O0 to buy
White Court for him.
Informed Of their plans. the president.
the dispatch says, remarked:
81 might not like it.
In case the president does not accept
the gift, the dispatch continues, it is
probable that he will not oppose con-
gress making an appropriation for a
summer White House.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-28
FRANCE TO GRIND
OUT PAPER MONEY
Try The Associated press.3

PARIS. June 27.-M. Caillauxs fl
nancial measures, which were adopted
by the senate this afternoon 273 to Ill
will become law upon their publication
in the official journal tomorrow. The
measures had been previously passed by
the chamber of deputies earlier in the
day. They authorize the printing of
5000. 100000 more paper francs, making
a total of 10000 100000 francs within
the last three months.
This initiation of the currency was
scored by all the opposition speakers in
the senate, and even by Premier Painleve
himself, who, however, excused it as a
measure to avert national peril.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-28
80 Bales of Cotton
Ginned at Donna
(Snecial To The Herald.l

DONNA, Texas, June 27.-Thirty-
eight bales of cotton have been ginned
here to date with cotton coming in
regularly each day. More hands are be-
ing put into the field each day and the
season will be in full swing soon. Out
look is good for bumper crop in this
territory. A heavy shower fell here
yesterday halting picking to some ex-
tent Too much rain will make the crop
fall short of it's prospects.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-28
AIR
TRIP IS SUCCESS

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, June 81
Lieutenant R. W. Sweeley making
dawn to dusk flight from San Francisco
to Salt Lake City, Utah. and return,
successfully completed the round trip
when he arrived at Crissy Field here at
Gal o'clock tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-28
nv The Assoc,ated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, June 27.-
The tragic picture of a gray haired
mother who brought her son and daugh
ter to college town and found work
in a department store that her children
might have educational advantages she
had missed, only to have the son jailed
as the principal in a $4,000 extortion
plot, was presented before motley
group cf hangers-on in dingy office at
the Hall of Justice here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-28
GARY TO
ADDRESS LAWYERS

AUSTIN, Tex, June 27.-Addresses by
Hampson Gary, Washington, d. c.,
Nelson Phillips of Dallas and Judge r.
P. Wilkinson will start discussion of
statewide legal policies and problems by
over 300 members of the Texas Bar as
sociation meeting in annual convention
here Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of next week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-28
Tulsa Man to Head )
National Junior c. c.

TULSA, Okla, June PIE. Fred
Johnson of Tulsa was named president
of the National Junior chamber of COM
merce and Jacksonville, Fla, was named
as the site of the 1926 convention at
meeting of that body in convention here
today. Donald Abel, of Chicago was
elected first vice president.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-28
THE WEATHER

Louisiana and East Texas, Arkansas
and Oklahoma Sunday and Monday,
generally fair, continued warm
Wesb Texas: Sunday generally fair,
warmer in west portion, Monday part
cloudy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-28
WOLFF Is GOLF CHAMP

OMAHA. Neb., Jun 27-Ciarence
Wolff. st. Louis, today won the trans
Mississippi golf championship at the
Omaha field club by defeating Arthur
Bartlett Of 0ttumwa, Iowa, and ].
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-18
MUSIC AND
DANCING WILL
FEATURE SHOW
Many Spccialtics Will BE Pre-.
scented in Comedy "DOn't
Park Here"

Musical and dancing solos with
special chorus"S viii feature the
musical comedy. "pou't Park Here
TO 'hr presented next Monday and
Tuesday evenings at the City Audi
torium under the auspices Of the BUS
mess and Professional Womcn's club
The cast and chnrt;5cs. who are being
trained by Wilfrrd Chaplain OF Ne"
York Gig, are almost pr"fcs5i oMat III
their Interpretations.
tn" spccialtics "hirh are included
IN the c"mcdy are:
AC' !.
Opening Crowdust, BETTY Loft
house and east.
Clown Frolic- Clowns and theil
B"lloor;.
Let Ne Linecr Longer in your
Arms Mary Jane and chorus.
In Ny Home Town Christine llu'
bcr and tarmcrctteS.
BY the Light Of the Stars Betty
Lee and Beauty Chorus.
Iona lph Jewell and Indian on
tcrtaincTS.
Solo hancc--Janc Ann OLcary.
Joyous L0vc-Mrs. +. ID. Romanow
sky.
I'm Knee Deep in Daisies Or
Riggs and Milk Maids.
Swanec- Crinolinc Maids.
The Twinkle in Your Eye Betty
Lee and cast.
Finale Entire Ensemble.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-18
ROADS AGREE
TO FURTHER
RATE DELAY
Willing 10 Suspend Increased
Grain Rates Until June
|, 1926

Fargo, \. d., Nov. i. ~ Vt lhC
orrniug Of the hearing uu uIujn rate.
IN ralgo today Z. i. ilWs'u.n. spoL, ..
man for the ,aIr.cr-, and the idII-
roads viii Voluntarily arrrr - 4
further suaprG-j"u Of the p'or".rd
increases in grain rate + rom thI' fer
,itory. The road, filed '.r.t. lu.
yrcasing grain rates 10 hr elective
August 10, this year, bat "n August
the Interstate Commerce ronm' .
sion SUSPENDED chem untli Eu,.luhrJ
-.
Mr.. HugIaau said THAT in "rdrr ("
expedite the hearings Hmd rEt tn"m
all in ono record, the ,alIt "ad, "uuid
agree to 4 further suspension uniII
June /. 1926.
Seven Reads Represented
Seven raiIr0nds ar" r'pr"-tui"I ~
the hearing. in addition to e great
array Of traffic experts, conurrr, at
turncys and traffic men Irum all %rr-
tons of tn" northwest.
Harris Fleming. examiner Of the
Interstate Commerce commission, was
in charge Of the hearing.
Sitting with Mr. Fleming i q. T.
r. jacobson. chairman Of the board
of railroad commissioners Of Slime
sofa
The actions involved in this ser
les Of eases are considered Of the ut
most importance. both by the carriers
and to the grain shippers generally
al the northwest. which, Of course
includes every wheat raiser iu the
states of North and South Dakota
and Minnesota.
The entire state railroad commits
sion Of North Dakota. and its com
prte force of attorneys and rate "N'
pcits are here. There are also seq
cr;.l Representatives. Of the South ia
kota ara MINES uta railroad commas
sionS.
Other Organizations
Other organizations rrprcS'Ntc'
are: The Chicago board Of trad"
Milwaukee Chamber OF tommcrr"
Duluth Board Of Trade, Minneapolis
Traffic association, Kansas CITY
Board Of Trade, Or,aha Grain &
change and security grain exchange
Nh HaEmaN. rs spokesman ioi th'
carriers. stated the railroads posi-
ton IN Il brief opening statement. III
declared that the railroads were pre-
Jared to show that tn" rates on grain
and gram products from North l)a
kota were abnormallY low and tina
these low rates had been forced It
meet inc competition Of Subs."I2r'
Canadian railroads.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-18
Will Draw Jury
to Decide Upon
Bandy's Sentence

Devils Lake, N. D., Nov. ls.--LR--
The jury which will dete rmine the
sentence to be imposed upon George
Bandy, "a. who pleaded guilty to
manslaughter in connection with the
fatal shooting Of Or. W. f. Burke,
80, dentist, will be drawn tomor-
row in Ramsey county district court
here, court officials stated today.
Bangs counsel requested the i'm
position Of sentence through the
medium of 4 jury, and District Judge
c. W. But z. presiding at court in
session here, consented. Statutes
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-18
PIGS ENJOY
THEC CORN SHOW
Especially Pleased With
Thcughtfuiness of DecOra-
tons Committee

The shocks - corn placed at street
intersections throughout the city ate
serving n.rc than Il decorative pur-
pose. at least il appeared 50 this
moruin". Two l"rp" white porl."rs
evidently escaped from thri
found their way 10 the shock placed
at the corner of Main and Third
streets and had accomplished much
in the way OF lowering lis propOr-
TONS, when discovered.
Even the pigs have their days,
on" amused farmer was heard 10 say
"rIl bet those two Will be i0oAinr
forward to the second annual corr
show
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-18
ACT II
II 4 2pctfa

Mystcry-Amaretta.
When Verdi Plays the Hurdy Cur
dy-Zarnette and Italian Entertain.
crs.
The World is Waiting for the Sun
rise-Mrs. +. J. Bavendick.
Old Fashioned Rose-Count Deer
Kiss.
Flag that Train-Crowdust and his
crew Of strutterS.
To Spring. solo dance Nuriel Ro-
binson.
The Story Book Ball-Anna Marie
Curtis and Mrs. O'Terry's Junior
guests.
Rene mbcr-Mrs. OTerry.
NoIa Beauty Chorus.
My Sweetic Turned Me Down.
Crow Dust.
Dance advertisement otter
ry's society friends.
Waltz Speciality-Be.ty LIGHTHOUSE
and Steve Grammar.
Lovely Lady-Count Deer Kiss and
cast.
Fond Farewell.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-18
Home Is Robbed
While BurkhartS
Attend Funeral

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Burkhart, who reside l2 miles north
of Bismarck. was entered and robbed
sometime over the weekend while
they were in. Bismarck attending the
funeral Of their brother, Ira. who was
drowned in tie Missouri last week.
Three dollars. all the cash that had
been left in the house, was taken.
Mrs. Burkhart came to town today
to report the theft to authorities.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-18
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

provide a penalty Of from five to
Is years.
Bandy was araigned for first de-
cree murder.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-18
WHX1 IHeie MONEY BUYs

Dodge Brothers, Inc. have always built a
good, sound, long-lived product. H.
They have never built yearly models" and
never will.
They do not make frequent expensive changes
simply to catch the whim of the hour.
On the contrary, they devote themselves
steadfastly to the improvement of a car that
has been good from the very beginning -
This process of Improvement has now been
going on for II years.
Its influence on the cars appearance and
performance has been nothing short of
remarkable :
Always en1inent1y dependable it is now also
an exceptionally easy riding car.
Always up-to-date, it is now strikingly
attractive.
Style and smartness stand out in every line.
Sheer logic never made the choice more
obvious
Dodge Brothers Motor Car for those who
!. really care what their money buys.
rs sa ~
80.
M. q. GILMAN ca. u
DwAy At Gonn st.
III
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i,
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!: .zaA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
LOS CONGRESISTAS
BROWNE Y FREAR
EMBARCAR0N
AN0CHE
Les aCompanaba la
sonora TOWner
ES probable que ell Hon.
GObernador ToWner en-
barque dentro de aIgunaS
SemanaS, al terminar SuS
trabajoS la legislature

Hace varios dias teniamos Ell
nuestra isla na6a menos que sc-s
congresistas americanos, los Hons.
Browne, Frear, Bloom, Knutson,
Green y wainwright. Y todos han
marchado. Anoche les TOGO Ell tur-
no los congresistas Browne y
Frear, quienes segGn va hsmoS di-
cho en- otras ediciones, esperaban
la uegada del transporte st. Mi
hiel para marchEr al Norte, donde
los asuntos particulares y la politi-
ca, les llaman con gran urgencia.
Dursnte Ell tempo que han per
msnecido en- Puerto Rico, los Sc
fiores Browne Frear han tenido
numerosas oportunidades de compe-
netrarse de nuestros problemas, asi
como de relacionarse con nuestros
hombres p1blicos. Las ultimas ma
nifestaciones que en- la prensa hi
ciera ell congresista Frear, asi 10 de-
muestran, sin dejar lugar du-
das. Toca ahora al porvenir cual
haya de ser ell resultado de esta vi
sta congressional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
UN AsALTo

Ell sabado II del corriente fui-
mos gratamente sorprendidos por
la invitacion que nos hiciera un
bello grupo de sedoritas de nucstra
sociedad para una fsstecita que
habria de celebrarse en- la elegaEte
residencia de los esposos Vittiglic
en- la caIle del Hipodromo
Y en- efecto, las nuave de la
noche una multitud da enca.ltado-
ras jovencitas Y cabaIIerosos 10
venes habia invadido aquel hogar
cuyos duefios Sc multiphcaban ell
atenciones para la concurrence
que sali6 altamente satisfecha.
Y como no iban a transciwriT las
horas dulcemente 81 todo invitaba
a sonar en- un ambiente donde solo
imperaba ell hads felicidad, en- don
de las sefioritas Carmen Y Matilde
Gambia, organizadoras del festi-
val, lrcian sus encantos belleza,
~ junto a elias las muy atractivas
Y f1nas sefioritas Berta 3acz, Ali
cia Noriega, Maria Teresa St. vi
lliers, Gloria v Carmen Cordova,
Esther Bocanegra, Conchita Ines
vittiglio, Lucia Gambia, Mercedes
4Alfaro, Juanita villariny, Laura
Ortiz, H. v N. Cabrera, Garcia An
dino, Josefina Ortiz, E. Bigles y
muchas otras mas que de momcnto
no recordamos. Una buena reprcsen
taci6n del elemento masculine: Sc
nor PascuaI vittiglio, J. Rodolico,
Luis Bigles, Jorge D. o'Neill, Luis
Perell6, Armando D. o'Eeill; Jose
Antonio Paniagua, Roberto Bcca-
negra, Jose Y Luis Gambia, Leo
Waldo Meltz, Iglesias y otros mag,
todos a cual mas solfcito y atento
con las damas.
Cerca de la una de Ia madrugada
nos despediamos de los esposos Wit.
tiglio y ellos nos decian: 'assta
la pr6xima que seremos nosotros
los organizadores.
! Todo esta dicho, una fiesta sim
patica Sc aproxima, en- un ambiente
aristocratico en- un hogar llcno
de Afecto y cari1o para todoa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
Ell PUERTO RICO
MUSTRADO" DE
ESTA SEMANA

Pocas ediciones tan lujosas in
teresantes habra publicado la en-
presa de Puerto Rico Ilustrado"
como la que habra de circular Ell
las primeras horas del dia de hoy.
La seccion grafca es un verda-
dero triunfo para la empresa. Sc
engalana la portada interior con Ia
fotografia de las Damas Isabelinas
de San Juan momentos despues de
comulgar en- Catedral. Otra de las
paginas centrales est4 dedtcada a
ifuStrar la communion general de los
Caballeros de Colon, solemns. acto
cue tuvo lugar en- Ia Santa IglesiR
Cathedral ell Domingo de Pagcua. Sc
dedica una pagina a la brillants re-
cepci6n celebrada en- Fortaleza con
motivos del eumpleanos de la Sefio-
ra Towner, asi como para iniciar
los trabajos de la Cruz Roja duran
te esta campaiia de socios. La gran
diosa procession de Viernes santo
en- Rio Piedras esta profusemsnte
ilustrada. Sc dedica una pagina
una brilIante fiesta celsbrada en-
Ia Habana. Aparece una fotograffa
de nuestro compatriota Rafael Her
nandez Usera, momentos despuss de
pronunciar una brillante conferen-
cia en- Madrid. Sc publican varias
notas grafcas del exterior, que re-
visten gran actualidad. FL Regi-
nliento de Puerto Rico tiene dedi-
csda esta semana toda una pag1na,
y muchas otras notas no menos in
teresantes.
La secci6n literaria viene avalo-
rada por las firmas de los conoci-
dos escritores Ribera Chevremont,
Astol Jorge Adsuar, Teresina Sal
gado, y muchos otros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

falta d. cooperation. III heeho de
un hosnbre estar gozando la con
hanaa de- un cargo de respOnsa-
filldad pabliea. 40 le MEGA el su-
prem0 derecho que Ia ley con-
here 3 todos los eindadanos, es-
peeialmente epando estos tienen
o. doble FespOnsabilidad pdblica
dfA Tesorero Municipal senior Pa
gan.
-PFecisamente el acto realiza-
30 por Il sehor Bolivar Pagan,
solicitando audiencia como ciuda-
tano particular y no como Te-
sorero, es un aeto de suma deli
eadeza como funeionario p1blico.
muy respetuoso al principle de
Ia etiea administrative. Lo que
bubiera sido una falta a la etica
administrative. y hubiera result
tado asi. es 81 Il Tesorero, siendo
hasta elerto punto un eoasOeia-
DO administrative del Alcalde
Todd. hubiera solicitado ser dido
por Ia Asamblea como tai Teso-
zero az oposici6n al jefe admi-
nistrativo.
10 que deja entrever la solici-
tud De aud.encia suscrita por el
eludadano Bolivar Pagan a Ia
Asamblea Municipal, es que el
Alealde no le eonsult6 debida-
mente al confeceionar nuevamen-
g. Il proyeeto de presupuesto,
sisndo como es el Tesorero Muni-
eipal el funeionario apropiado y
responsible ante Ia ley, ante el
Fohlleo y ante su partido de la
direction dc Ia hacienda munici-
gal. 81 este Is el caso, entonces,
% ttica administrative, la del
compaherisnao. y aun Ia de la
responsabilidad p6blica. qued6
anulada con Ia eonducta perso-
nalisima inexplicable del Alcal-
a.. IA no lamar a consulta al
funcionario responsible de la ha-
e.enda pdbliea. y. tai vez por
esto. e. que el Tesorero scnor
Balivar Pagan IA callado ofcial-
nienie; hizo bien.
fla callado el Tesorero; pero
81 ciudadano ha hablado, y desea
expresar sus ideas, en- ejercicio
dc un derecho que la ley eoncede
. todos los ciudadanos, sin excep-
ci6n: 8 ademas porque el Partido
Socialista assume y eomparte la
responsabilidad de haber elegido
con 81 pueblo a todos los funcio-
rarios incluso Fl Alcalde.
~El Tesorero representa- Ia Ad-
ministraci6n; el eiudadano Sc re-
presenta a 81 mismo, y ademas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
ULTIMA HORA
oOntanuac1on dc ia Ia. pAs.

taci6n al Fiscal Gomez por NssB
nuevo triunfo professional quo acaba
de obtener.
En- Ell momento de entrar en- prem
sa nuestro peri6dico podemos afladir
Ia siguiente nota:-
A las cuatro de ia tarGa del dfa
de aver, y en- ell sitio conoc1uo por
La Muda de Caguas, Ell Official de
detectives Capo, ell Jefe de Infor-
maci6n senior Nc Manus, y ell juez
Aybar, practicaron ell arresto del
soldado Chiglioty.
Ell active detective Capo Y ell
Sargento Soldevilla condujeron ano-
che mismo al Preside al soldado
Chiglioty, quien qued6 recluido en-
e. penal sin fianza.
El Fiscal Gomez, efcazmente au-
xiliado por Ell competente Juez Ay-
bar, Ell jefe Nc Manus y ell detec-
tive Cap6 ha ampliado la invest1ga-
cion priInitiva, como resultado de
cuya anphaci6n hs sido arrestado
sido Chiglioty.
FL prestigioso letrado Cuevas Ze-
queira compareci6 en- ell penal para
comunicar la fausta nueva al po-
-licia Morales, en- su caracter de
abogado defensor.
La multitud Sc reunio frente al
presidio v al sahr en- hbertad ell
policis Morales prorrumpi6 en- una
estruendosa ovacion, con esa intui-
cion de la justicia que tiene nues-
tro pueblo.
Sc ha ocupado la pistola con que
Sc supone Sc cometio Ell crimen, y Sc
nos informa que la prueba es abru-
nladora.
Tambien debemos felicitar antes
de terminar, al policia Morales, GU
va mano de hombre honrado tuvl-
mos Ell placer de estrechar anoche,
a. salir del penal, resplandeciente
de jnbilo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
la Asamblea Municipal reunida en Caucus me
autorzo muCho antes de haber sometdo mi proyecto
de presupuesto al pubCo para EaCer los tres aumen-
tOS uniCOs que este tene
S ASAlNBLEISTAS S0CLALLSTAS DIERON SU UNA
ASENTLNlENTO A ESTA MEDIA"
ubera Presentado presupuso Bolivar
hubiera habdO
proponia el Tesorero Municipal compeamente legal

manifestando el importante factor
polftico, 'el que haya dado us
tedes la nota de que aquf Sc han
subidO los sueldos a los empleados
republicanos-puros. ESQ es compile
tamente incierto.
''En mi proyecto de presupuesto
cumplf Ia Ley Iehajando, a favor
del Pueblo V en- beneficio de la mu-
niciaplidad Y el pals, $4,000. lC6-
mo voy subir yo los sueldos a los
republicanos puros?
"Unicamente ha habido tres ex-
cepciones. Voy a decfrselas explf-
citamente. Elias han sido en- 10 que
refiere al Comisionado de Obras
Pdblicas Municipales, al Asst. Au-
ditor, y la Taqufgrafa del Alcal-
de.
'El senor Montilla, actual Conf
sionado Municipal de Obras Publi-
cas-. desempen0 anteriormente ell ina
portante cargo de POSTMASTER Ge-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
LAS FIGURAS QUE FORMARAN
PARTE DEL NUEVO GABINETE
FRANCES

PARIS. abril is Omitted Press
La probable lista de las personals
que formardn el nuevo gabinete es
Ia siguiente Premier Ministro de
instruction Pdblica, Painleve; Asun
tos EXtranieroS, BRAND; Guerra
Nollet, .Justicia, Renoult Finanzas,
de Monzie Caillaux RegiOnes Lii
bertadas, Dalbiez; Agricultural,
Jean Durand Estos nombramientos
son casi seguros. Los que cstdn su-
jetos cambios son los siguientes ::
Obras Pdblicas, Pierre Laval, Co
lonia. Steeg Pensiones, Lugol; Ma
rina, Lemery; Interior, Chautemps ::
Comercio, Chaumet