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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-05
.Goings-On

NATIONAL Marilyn Miller, in
Peter Pan"
BELASCO-L. Lawrence Webers
production Of Cobra"
AUDTTORIUM-Roxie and His
Gang, tomorrow night.
POLLS - The Frieberg Passion
Play"
PRESIDENT-"Rain."
KEITH'S-Neilie and Sarah Kouns
topping a big "vode'' bill. Matt
nee and night. Z
EARLE-"Keith Komedy Karni
VAL leads off a bill of excellent
variety Matinee and night.
STRAND - Berlo Bathing Girls
topping vaudeville lineup.
Three-a-day.
GAYETY--"Miss Tabasco," bur-
Iesque.
MUTUAL-"step Along" burles
que.
COLUMBIA-"The swan with
Frances Howard and Adolphs
Menjou.
PALACE-Thomas Meighan, in
Coming Through"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tai
madge, in Learning to Love-.
RIALTO Double bill: Harold
Lloyd, in Now or Never" anf
'"The Clean Heart"
TIVOLI-"North of 36," with
Jack Holt and Lois Wilson.
AMBASSADOR-Pola Negri in
..E,aa+ of SI1ez -
CENTRAL - Nazimova in Ma.
donna Of the Streets"
SAVOY-Valentlno, in "A Sainted
Devil"
AVENUE GRAND Richard Dix,
in "A Man Must Live
APOLLO-Bebe Daniels, in Miss
Bluebeard."
YORK-Agnes Ayers, in "Tomor-
rows Love-"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-05
Bebe Has New One.

Bebe Daniels latest picture,
1.-THE Crowded Hour has been
completed at her Long Island
studio in a whirlwind Of speed
ing motorcycles, flying dust and
mud-slinging, with Miss Daniels
receiving most of the unwelcome
decoration.
A cast of stellar proportions
was engaged to support Miss
Daniels, featuring Kenneth Har-
Ian in the leading male role;
T. Roy Barnes, Frank Morgan.
of 1.-THE Firebrand," Helen Lee
Worthing of the Foliies and the
film version of 1.-THE Swan"
Armand Cortez. Alice Chaplin and
Warner Richmond.
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CENTRAL
"The Dangerous Flirt."

''The Dangerous Flirt," to be
seen for the first time in the
Capital at Crandall's Central the
first two days of next week,
has as its star Evelyn Brent,
supported by Sheldon Lewis, Ed
ward Earle, Pierre Gendron and
Clarissa Selwynne. Harry Lang.
don will furnish the laughter
in Feet of Mud" Lon CLANCY,
Norma Shearer and John Gil
bert co-star in Leonid Andreyev's
"He Who Gets Slapped" on Tues.
day and Wednesday. and Wal
ter Hers will supply the COM
edy in Good Spirits" On Thurs
day and Friday the Central
will present Husbands and Low
ers," with Lewis S. Stone, Flor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-05
STRAND
"Watch the Drums"

The Strand next week will pre-
sent as headliners the Jack Pow
ell Sextet in musical me-
lange, watch the Drums" and
Bob Murphy. Combining Bust
ness With Pleasure" Others
are Robinson, Janis and com
pany in a sparkling comedy
episode. THE Woman Pays;
Paul Murray and Gladys Ger
IRISH in Studying Stars" and
M. Gintaro, novelty top spinner
and juggler. The photoplay spe-
cial will bring Bebe Daniels and
Norman Kerry in Trio Produc.
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Inaugural Pictures

Loew's Palace is showing a
full reel of inaugural parade
pictures, taken yesterday by the
Pathe ,cameraman.
The closeup shots of the big
gest thing in Gals" life are an
extra-added feature of the current
Palace bill, the chief film Of
which is "Koming Through"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-05

Having never seen the Maude
Adams production of "Peter
Pan" | had no comparisons to
project. Miss Miller's reading
of the role was viewed apart,
as 'twere. She "got" to me
with the Barrie touches the
emotional and intellectual re-
action said so-and that's that.
"Peter Pan" is glowing, whfm-
steal, and pictorially a master
niece of production. Not that /
am rendered delirious by the
Dillingham; Set pieces, but 1T
cannot be denied that the march
of modern stagecraft amplifies
Barrie. swelling and augmenting
the illusions. that dance gossa-
mer-like from the pages of his
manuscript.
Here is a point to consider:
"Peter Pam" as now offered to
lovers of the stage, is COM
pIete entity, possessing far
greater ensemble beauty and
magic than it were humanity
possible for the Maude Adams
presentation to own, since. the
twin arts of illumination and
scenic design have raced far
beyond the accepted limitations
of the early Frohman days. !
Miss Miller's characterization
was, therefore, enhanced by
these advances, and. Barrie's
conception seemed never for a
moment lost because of a pro-
sale backdrop or an obstreperous
bunch-hght.
Marilyn sang and danced.
And why shouldn't she :?
"Peter Pan" must have done
these things.
Otherwise, he wouldn't be.
"Peter."
She wasn't pop-eyed, because
"Peter Pan" didn't have heart
trouble.
1.-the, eager, in love with life,
picturesque in a tender, child
like fashion, Marilyn Miller
CLEANED from the Barrie role an
essence of charm, brought to
life in an Interpretation purely
personal. She reacted to "Peter
Pam in her own way; saw in it
elements that Barrie himself
didn't even know were there.
He; it must be borne in mind,
conceived the character, put
into it his sweetest humor and
gayest ridiculata.- He didn't
play the role - because he
couldn't. And every one who
reads the play in published
form draws from it something
the other fellow doesn't.
And so it is that Miss Miller's
"Peter," the Dillingham; settings
and the incidental Felix music
unite to. make of the Barrie
work a gem !. that will not be
equaled in ensemble effect for
many a moon, if dozen years
in the theater are productive of
anything more than just few
memories.
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EARLE
Bergman's Band.

Henry Bergmanls Band, which
won the grand prize at the New
Year Mummers' Parade in Phila-
delphia, will head the bill at the
Earle next week, with Young,
America" presented by Fred Bal
lard and Pearl Franklin, the CO.
stellar feature. 1t is IA story of
real boyhood. Frank Marine and
Tony Martin in breath from
sunny Italy: Nixon and Sans,
blackface entertainers; Gordon
and RIGA in dancing. bicycling
and songs; and Mime. Pompa-
dour," splendid American so.
prano. complete the vaudeville.
The photoplay feature will pre-
sent Richard Dix in TOO Many
Kisses
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Harry Watson, jr.. in Young
Kid Battling Dugan," and 1.-The
Telephone Scene" Fred Ber-
rens and Lora Foster, assisted
by Miss -Ampico, will offer, "A
Modern Musical Fantasy" and
others are the great Leon and
Company, opponents OF Hindu
magic, in a mystery spectacle;
Rosemary and Marjory, two beau.
tiful girls in Heart Songs"
Leona Stephens and Len d. Hol.
lister in THE Passing Parade"
Paul Kirkland and Company in
tsThe High Stopper" and Hector.
the wonderful dog, with the
usual screen features.
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Blossom Time
Due March Is

Clifton Aires, genial pub
licity purveyor for Polls has
just phoned saying the ever
perennial Schubert Romberg-
Donnel1y operetta, Blossom
Time" is certainly coming
March 10. It had been booked
previously but the date was
cancelled. and thousands of.
dollars refunded to disap--
pointed customers.
Roy Chopper heads the
cast. Rain or shine, it comes,
does Blossom Time" to
Polls, March Is.
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B. F. KEITH'S-
Nine. Sophie Tucker.

Madame Sophie Tucker, prob
ably the greatest exponent OF
syncopation today, will return to
Washington next week, to head
line the bill at b. F.. Keith's
Theater, beginning Sunday.
Featured for the week will be
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tion's latest screen masterpiece,
Daring Youth" depicting a
story based on the unusual mar
rfage views exemplified by Fan
ME Hurst, the. authoress, in her
own life. Lee Moran, Arthur
Hoyt, Lillian Lahgdon and
George Pearce are in the cast.
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ence Vidor and Lew Cody in
the stellar roles Cliff Bowes
will contribute fun in 1.-THE Mad
Rush" Richard Dix, supported
by Jacquellne Logan, George
Nash, Edna Murphy and Ar;
thur Housman, appear Saturday
in Paramount's "A Man Must
Live" The added offering will
be new Lyman H. Howe
'Hodge-Podge."
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DARROW'S WORD-MAGIC
UNMATCHED

practical Chicago theater manager Who after
the final
of he Loeb trial said:
Gods And of box office"
scheduled to speak and upon his words
buno of ntelecuals, still live
though they must be haunted with the memory of
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Holly1UOOd's Haunting Houris!

many beauties of he laundering Herd at the
is compelling fetching
Incompatible of of film features
picturesque. So
MTTcn
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AN UNWISE ATTITUDE

Last year the federated Woman s Clubs of Alaska, whose president re- sides in Anchorage, had their annual Year Book printed by the bowman & Hanford Company of Seattle. The job was a most excellent one, and no crit icism can be made of the work. The price paid was about S700 of over $2 each for the $50 books. The job should have cost about S555.5O according to association figures.
 This year the President is again planning to send the Clubs work to Seattle to the same firm While we have the utmost respect for the wor- thy president of the Alaska Woman's Clubs, we believe that this work should be done in Alaska The clubs are supported by Alaskans, and if any donations are to be made they go to Alaskans for them, not to bowman & Hanford. This money kept at home would help pay for the upkeep of the schools of Anchorage, or whatever town completed the work; it would go into the channels of trade and ben eft every one. By keeping the money here it would add to the per capita of wealth and would be an advertise ment for the firm doing the work.
 The Woman's Clubs are primarily the head of the civic organizations of the Territory. They are expected to
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promote civic betterment and to take the lead in community welfare. That they have been successful is matter of note
 Anchorage, Cordova, Seward, and Juneau have large printing concerns which are fully. competent to print any book the Woman's Club may de sire to have printed. Their price is as low or lower than that of the Se attle concern. They employ a large force of printers, pay heavy taxes and give hundreds of dollars in dona- tiOns annually to enterprises furthered by the Club. That they should have it's patronage goes without saying.
 Alaska can never be built up to point where it will be independent and under the short-sight- ed policies adopted by firms and indi- viduals of the class noted above. The Territory has made a large city out of Seattle and in time it will be ab- sorbed by Seattle, as no country can be kept going without the support of it's population.
 We believe the attitude of the presi- dent of the Alaska Woman's Clubs in sending the work of the Club to Seat tie firms is most unwise, and cannot help but injure the cause of the big organization
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TEN MILES ROAD
 TOHUBBLEDOME
 ISCONSTRUCTED
OTIS ROSS AND w. w. FRENCH RETURN SEWARD WITH
 ROAD WORKERS.

Ten miles of fine caterpillar road from Wide Bay to Hubble Dome has been completed, announce Otis Ross and w. w. French, who with crew of 12 men have been working on the project for 50 days. The maxi mum grade on the road is 10 per cent. Ross and French and the crew returned to Seward this morn ing on the steamer Starr. MT. Ross expects to remain temporarily in town, but MT. French leaves in the morning for a short business trip to Anchorage.
 Weather conditions in the oil re- zion was ideal, with the exception of one storm which lasted for three days and which ripped one tent to shreds. Both the Standard and the Associated oil companies had sus- pended drilling operations at the time of the Starr's departure owing to tools being stuck. The Standard was pulling casing in order to re- lease the tools. It is expected drill ing has been started again by this time The Standard is down to depth of approximately 4200 feet, it is stated, and the Associated is down it was believed for about 240O feet. A rough estimate of the number of men employed by the oil companies is given as 100.
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Down in California this week the body of woman was found dismen- bered and scattered about over a marsh It has been identified as the remains of prominent Oakland nurse who has been missing for several weeks. That this is no way in which to treat a lady is apparent to those who read. The puzzle to the average reader is that with the road to infamy so plainly marked so many of us step from the we'll beaten trails of probity and virtue to cross forbidden paths.
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AT THE LIBERTY

Herbert Brenon's "The Breaking Point" is another splendid action romance by the man who made "The Spanish Dancer" Nita Naldi, Patsy Ruth Miller, George Fawcett and Matt Moore are featured in the pro- duction, which opens at the Liberty Theater.
 It's an entertaining combination of society love drama and murder mystery, with dash of the scien- tific angle that made Black Oxen"
 Nita Naldi plays the same kind of a vampirish role she had in The Ten Commandments" Matt Moore is the hero. Miss Miller is cast as Elizabeth Wheeler, Moore's sweet heart, and George Fawcett is a kindly old doctor. Some cast!
 Naturally, it's a Paramount.
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AirpIane and Salesman To
 Nuka Bay-SeIdovia Today

Aviator Merrill, with Gus Gelles, the travelling salesman as passen- ger, were due to hop off from the bay this afternoon at 1 o'clock, in the Curtis seaplane, for Nuka Bay, thence to Seldovia, where MT. Ges- les will call on his trade. Prior to the planes return to Seward, some time on Saturday, it is planned to drop in on Afognak and at Kodiak, on business. The plan to fly to Rus sian river Saturday, where a fishing party had been planned, has been abandoned.
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AT THE HOTELS

Van Gilder-Mr. and Mrs. D. w, Handy, West Hartford, Vt, Gus Gel les, R. H. Merrill.
 Overland-W. H. Gamble, Kanatak; o. Ross, Wide Bay; o. M. Swanson, Zeno LaBriere, Hauck, Arizona, and P. Who's, Seldovia.
 Sexton-Nels Sorby, Kodiak, Flor ence J. Taylor, G. Gale Taylor, Chi oago; W. W. French, Wide Bay.
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Highway Engineer To Inspect
 Damage to Roads Cordova, Caused by Recent Rainfall

J. B. Reher, highway engineer in charge of the Bureau of Public Roads activities in this district, departed for Cordova on the steamer Alaska, where he will inspect the damage to the new road project, caused by the recent heavy rainfall. Several pieces of the road were washed out, and nu- merous slides occurred. MT. Reher excepts to return to his local office on the steamer Yukon Saturday.
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Daniel James of Cardiff, Wales, brokes his wife's will on the ground that she was under the influence of her pastor when it was made.
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Stock Certificates at the Gateway.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06
10 que ssa Sass.
|gre NecesiGa es
~ e e RO 9

La sangre que no contiene hero
carece de fuerzas Y vitalidad. Els sangre
depaupe perada que causa facilrnente can
=sancio, falta de energfa.. agotarniento
.nervioso, y un sinndmero de sensa-
clones de pesimisno v caiamidad. Ell
fiierro es uno de los principales ele-
mentos de nuestra alimentaci6n diaria;
7pero muchas personas gastan mas
senergia de la cue producer, v otras
no tienen vitalidad sufciente para ex-
traerla de 10 que comen.
Por ESQ tantas personals debiles, ner-
viosas, que Sc cansan facilmente, sim
5tiendo agotarse sus fuerzasy vitalidad,
snecesitan del poderoso reconstituyente,
zHierro NuxadO, que muchos medicos
5mQdernos enplean en- su practica para
zresttuir ese precioso hero a la sangre.
! III Hero Nuxado contiene hero or
ganico como ell hero de la sangre mis-
Sma y sus beueficos efectos sobTe ell or
ganismo suelen percibirse casi desde
as primeras dosis. Generalmente dos
semanas basss.;s:s sseafg Gemostrar su po-
sderosa ayuda como RECONSTRUCTION de
las fuerzas todas.
En- iusticia a su bienestar, 81 no Sc
Eiente I'd. robusto v vigoroso eche
hnano del Hero Nuxad0 Y yea los re-
sultados. Hoy nisno, en- su botica
zpuede I'd. conseguirlo-
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centinuactda de j. Il. vAs1-4


Aho !. pIen, el espiritu de la
ley en- csc scntido es mry cIaro
y no deja lrgar a dudas, es, in
discutible cue el legislator, al
pyoveer a Puerto Rico de una
nueva Carta crganica, quiso ex-
presar clara y terminantemente
cue siempre que el-Senado estu-
viese ell session el Gobernador
harfa los nonibramientos pendien-
tes con su consejo Y consentimien-
tc
II Gobernadof, de acucrdo con
la ley, esta facuitado para hacer
llenbramiento en- feceso pelo POI.
81. de acuerdo con ef espiritu de
IN ley, no puede provocar nom
branientcs en- rcceso. Esta opi-
Mon esta stistentada por numcz
.rosos senadores.
Ahora bien, nosotros tenemos
lnformes de que varios prestigio-
SOS senadores tiencn Ell meate una
IDEA que Sc proponen llevar la
practica oportunanente. Ello es
que Sc ncs ha dicho que tan prom
to Sc ternline ell trabajc legisla-
two fundamental, una comfsi6n
de senadores Sc trasladara al Pa
lacio de Santa Catalina, para in
formarle al Gobernador que ell
Senado ha aprohado todos los
nroyectos sonetiGos para su con
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demas servicios publlcos quedan
cargo, y seran propiedad del mu
nicipio correspondence.
Seccion LA venta Q. ell arrea
damiento de terrena en- -pecne5las
parcelas Q solares para IA Cons
trnceion de casas, Sc entenaer.s ql,c
constituye prslebs sufeie;sse ae epc
el dueno del mismo 10 esta ur
banizando v 10 ool1ga a cinnpiir
con las disposiciones lie estal Ley
y con los reglamsnsos munieipalss
e insulares relatives urbanizalcio-
nes. :.
Seccion .5,---Cuallnicrs persona que
Sc creyere agraviada con la apro-
bacion 0 desaprohacion por una
asamblea municipal de un proyec-
to de urbanizacion, podra apelar
la corte de dissgito correspon-
diente dentro de los treinta dias
contados desde la notification del
acuerdo municipal. Est5t apelaeio !
Sc establecera en- fosnta de deman-
Z da, debiendo Ia corses seflalar aia
para la celebration de Ia vista, eii
cuyo acto Sc sometc.aa todas las
cuesticnes de hecho y de derecho, pc
70 cinco dias por 10 sneno5 antes
de esta fecha debera II patio de-
mandada presentar d II corte todas
slls alegaciones v nosihcarlaJ "a IA
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e "a Argentina, destin0 para

/ de Ia Argentina destlno para p
ramo de anuncios cincuenta M
pesos al afio, y conquisto faira er
lei mundo. ~Creyendose asegurado el
amino, desgraciadamente veleidoso,
del publico, redujo aquella canti-
dad a veinticinco mil. Hecho ell ba-
lance en- junto, resulto la Casa con
ma disminuci6n de Glen mil pc
SOS en- sus. operaeiones anuales.
Bello ejemplo que dice mucho
de Ia preponderancIa del anuncio.
IN agricultor VIC un aviso que
ofrecia IN reloj de holsillo; 10 VIC
en- Ell canlino luego, en- una posada,
despues en- la calle v por iiltimo
zen Ell teatro. Sin distinguir el
horario del minutero, compro Ell ar
tfculo v sigui6 consultando al sol,
su vieio y tiel amigo.
I'm viajero desembarc6 en- Bur
deos y tono tren para Paris. Cada
dos kil6metros saltaba sus ojos
un annncio del c6lebre chocolate
cue Sc gastaba un million anual en-
anunciar. AL Megar Paris, la boz
ca le saba cacao. Su primer
desemholso fu6 Ell valor de una
tableta de aquel chocolate persis-
tente.
Anunciar, pues, es yender.
prosperar es vivir.
Inego para vivir hay que anun-
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. insular hemos tambien

to insular henlos' tambien reco-
gido interesahtisima informacie,,
Prestigiosos y preeminentes aho-
gados de esta capital sostienen
que el nuevu presupuesto insular
actualmente EN- discussion tiene
vicio de nulidad por aprobarse
con posterioridad al primero de
Julio, tai Y como Sc estatuye en-
la Carta Organica.
Y sostienen ademas estos abo-
gados que el referidos nuevo pre-
supuesto puede ser objeto de inn
pugnacion ante los tribunales de
justicia por violar los preceptos
dc la Ley Jones.
A este respecto la Carta Orga-
nica dice 10 sigaiente
Isl a la termination de cual-
quier ano econolnico no hubieren
sido hechas las asignaciones me-
ccsarias para el sostenimiento
del gobierno en-, el siguiente. ano
econ6mico, Sc CONSIDERARAM
ASIGNADAS DE NUEVO, PAR
TIDA POR PARTIDA, LAS
DIFERENTES CANTIDADES
CONSIGNADAS EN- LAS UL-
TlMAS LEYES DE PRESU-
FUESTO PARA LOS FINES
Y PROPOSITOS EN- ELIAS
EsPECIFfCADos."
Y estamos a cinco de agosto.
V Sc han pagado los sueldos de
los empleados dc acuerdo con el
presupuesto viejo.
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;0UE ES E ANUNCIO?

| La vida y la prosperidad de nm
negocio, cualquiera que el~sea, oe-
penden, en- mncho, del annncio.
En- este siglo ,donde la iniciati.
va Y la competencia Sc disputan
el campo, Ell anuncio, sugestlvo v
constante es arn,a formidable que
da Ell triunfo.
'eN f9ay cosas indispensables a IA
visa de Ia humaniiad que reqrie-
rem propaganda.
iQue le pedira, pues, las que le
SONY necesarias7
Estas exigeR que Ell anllncio ejer-
"a suggestion en- ell amino del pd-
blieo, 10 cual no Sc obtiene sino
por medic de lapublicidad frecuen-
te v tesonera.
La Casa de Misle y Pallavicinc,
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'UEDEN. .ATACARSE ANTE
LOS TRfBUNALES

Seglln los informes, que hemos
obtenido, algunos senadores Y
prestigiosos abogados sostienen
el criterio de. que todo nombra-
aiento cue pueda hacer el Go
bernador en- violacion al espfritu
dc Ia ley y estando el Senado po-
60 .aptes en- session y listO para
actuar, es nulo, ' puede ser i'm
pugnado ante los tribunales de
justicia por medic de un Quo
Warranto.
sSERA IMPUGNADO TAMBIEN
Ell NUEVo PRESUPUESTO?
Al margen del nuevo presupues-
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Serd nllpugnadO ei fueVO....

sideracipn y estudio y que dicho
alto cuerpo esta Hsto para cons
tituirse en- session ejecutiva y con
siderar los nombramientos que
el como Gobernadcr Sc sirva en-
war, en- virtud &c los poderes que
confere a uno y a otro la Carta
Organica per Ia cual nos regi-
mos.
Sc sostiene que el espiritu de
Ia ley es que el Gobernador en-
vie. los nombramientos pendientes
al Senado sienapre. que dieho alto
cperpo este reumdo y listo para
considerarlos, y que solo debe ha-
cerlos sin consuIta especifica al
euna cuando el Senado este en-
4 Z NS~Vs = = ---ssys 3rs.- =. ss..rs
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parte contraria.

parte contraria.
secci6n EN- Ia senteucia que
Sc dicte por la coIte de dIstrito
Sc ordenara la aprooaclon no ael
proyecto de urbanizacicn siendo el
fallo apelable para ante la Corte
suprema de Puerto Rico.
seccion 7.-Tcda ley Q parte de
ley que Sc oponga q la pressnte,
queda derogada.
Secci6n s.-Esta Ley empezara
a regir despues de los novsnta
dias de su aprobaci6n.
APRoBADA,
AGOsTo de 1926.
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No Use listed
Bragueros

Despu6s de treints aiiOs de expert
mentos, Ofrecemos un aparatO para
hombres. mujeres y mics, que cura
la hernia en- mayorfa de los cases.
81 ha probado otros medios sin re
sultado, escribanos hoy mismo. He
mos tenido exito en- casos que otro;
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