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The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
BUYING PUBLIC
LIKES FEATURES
OF NEW OVERLAND

Automobile dealers and. prospec-
tive buyers everywhere concede
that one OF the most important fea-
lures in the minds Of motor car
purchasers is economy of operation
and maintenance of their automo-
bile, states w. w. Franklin. dis
tributor of Overlands in Winslow.
1t was with this feature in mind
that engineers of WHY'S
designed and built the new Over
land standard sedan, car of light
er weight and greater room, backed
by hundreds of fine records in
gasoline consumption, and withaI a
car built specifically to provide
the maximum of comfort and ease
of operation with the minimum Of
upkeep, at new low price of S655.
factory officials declare. The new
addition to the Overland line is a
roomy, five-passenger sedan com
bining these features together with
long and narrow windows and one
piece windshield that provide great
er vision and ventilation.
The new Overland standard Sc
dan is powered by the four-cylinder
engine developing twenty-seven
brake horsepower. 1t has the i'm
proved Borg & Beck clutch. A
heavy duty crankshaft, selective
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Toots From The
Round House
By Charles Erickson

Alta 'ol way we like to see
things. Business in general is sure
picking up and roundhouse fore
man, E. A. (Possom) Kuhn, who
is acting as general foreman, dur
ing the forced absence of Mr..
Kiley, on account of sickness, has
secured three new machinists'
helpers. They are J. 0. Smith,
John Aigner and E. E. Cowley.
The latter fills the vacancy caused
by the resignation of George Slow,
who is going to take up farming
at his, home in Laguna, N. NJ.
Watch these knife stickers" is
Stanley Thomas advice to all
Coopertowt dancers after he had
been jabbed in the abodeman by
Louis Ortero. Stanley is reported
resting easily, but in a bad condi-
ton, while Louis is also resting,
but not so easy, in the county jail
at Holbrook.
Harry Kemmis is enjoying a
short vacation in Santa Monica,
where he joined his wife and his
parents.
Mucho Milo in the stomach was
the excuse F. F, Villaescusa offered
for being on the absentee list five
days. He is again on the job.
Louis Purley was among the
Indian patients to be operated on
for trachoma.
The trip by auto to Flagstaff ana
return sort of churned up Alfred
Sandovals constitution, which caus-
ed him to loose four days work.
Laborer, D. Gallejos, was off
duty two weeks on account of the
serious illness of his grandmother
Henry Tiedeman came back a
little sooner than he expected from
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10

type transmission and special car
bon gears make for rigidity and
long service. The same motor that
made "a grand average of 1928
miles per gallon in the Overland
economy-endurance run powers
this new sedan.
Lighter weight. incorporated in
this model of dark blue Duco fin
ish, greatly lessons the fuel COZ
sumption of the car because of
heavy door post elimination neces-
sary in the body construction OF
four-dOor models, officials say.
Full-sized balloon tires and the
patented Triplex springs greatly
absorb road shocks, making an easy
riding car whose body is never dis
torted by road jars.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10

Los Angeles and is again hitting
the ball on the night shift and T.
NOmanchi is now relieving G.
Matsuda, who says all work and
no play is no buenO.
Now Earnest Martin and Newt
Oliver should be safe from their
ticklish friends Read the Horse
Play" bulletin on the board put
out by Safety Superintendent Isaiah
Hale.
On account of eye trouble, Chas.
Pine was sent to Laguna for treat
ment and Soloman. Day, who has
been there for some time, is ex-
pected home soon.
Chief Engineer at the power
plant, w. G. Camp, is back from
his two weeks vacation, spent on
a See Arizona First" tour and
reports real enjoyable time
especially at Roosevelt Dam and
Mormon Lake.
Don Madrid is also among the
many on the sick list this week.
No work on birthday for 1.
Manriquez That is the reason
truckman Frank Thomas was with
out helper last Wednesday.
Who is the happiest man in
Winslow? 1t is none other than
Buel Canady. He went hunting
the other day, but couldn't keep
up with his two thoroughbred
Airdale dogs and had to return
without them. Gosh he was reliev-
ed when an Indian trader found
and brought the runaways home
the next day.
On account of his baby being
very sick, VIM. Duffey left for San
Bernardino last Tuesday evening,
after receiving telegram from his
wife.
Baseball! Next Sunday on the
home diamond. The Meteors hav-
ing been idle for a couple of weeks
should be rested up and in the
"pink" of condition to trim the
Sawmillers.
The burns received by appren-
tice Jack PulIins on July 4th are
pretty bad and Dr.. Brown wants
him to go to the hospital in Los
Angeles.
Harold Youkti, heep big chief
tain of the Hopi tribe, motored to
his home in Polacca to see how
things were running while he is
laboring for John Santa His
wife and baby who have been
visiting there for awhile, returned
to Winslow with him.
Yeh, he is here at last George
Mulry is the new assistant time
keeper in the NJ. NJ. office filling the
vacancy created by George Bruce,
some time ago. He halls from the
city of the Lost Angeles.
Home sick, H. w. Peterson,
apprentice, was transferred to San
Bernardino a few months ago, is
visiting his folks here and shaking
hands with his old roundhouse
cronies.
Machinist c. L. Zahnley has gone
to his fathers cattle ranch over
in the southeastern part of New
Mexico and will play cowboy for
awhile. Mrs. Zahnley and the
baby accompanied him.
DR.. Hathaway was called to the
Japanese camp last Tuesday to at
tend NJ. Abe who is suffering with
severe pains in the stomach.
Herman Thornton's week vaca
ton was stretched into month
so it is naturally supposed that
he likes the city of Albuquerque
or maybe a certain Albuquerquian? :?
Anyhow he will be back on the job
next Monday.
Stationary Engineer G. H. Myers
laid off last Wednesday and drove
to Mormon Lake to visit his daugh-
ter, who is camped up there. Mr.
Myers reports wonderful improve
ments, saying that twenty new cot
tages have been erected and also
a small power plant. He drove
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Return from Prescott.

H. F. Turner and Clyde Matthie
returned from Prescott Wednesday,
having been released from grand
jury duty for which they had been
summoned Monday.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Through in Private Car.

T. A. Gregg, assistant vice presi-
dent of the Santa Fe with head
quarters \at Chicago, was in Wins
low a few hours Wednesday while
en- route to California in private
car No. 8.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
At Santa Fe Offices.

Ina Jones has accepted a posi-
tion as stenographer at the Santa
Fe division superintendent office,
having arrived in Winslow last
week from Phoenix.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
To Visit in California

Mrs. E. F. Matthews and Mrs.
Neal Wilson left Friday for Cali
fornia, where they will visit in
San Bernardino and Corona with
their parents.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
To California.

Carl Behn spent the oFurth OF
July in California with Mrs. Behn.
leaving here Friday night and re-
turning the first part Of the week,
Mrs. Behn probably will remain in
California for some time in an eff
fort TO regain her health.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Treats Staff.

DR.. A. Burton played Santa Claus
to the force of The Mail Thursday
afternoon, when he dropped into
the office with a basket of peaches
under his arm and invited every
one to help himself. When the
force had got their fill of the nice
juicy fruit, DR.. Burton took the
basket under his arm again and
departed, and it is nedless to say
that he left a very good impression
behind him. Next?
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Returns from Gallup.

Miss Dolly Fenton returned home
from Gallup and Albuquerque the
first of the week, after spending
three weeks visiting at those
points.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Visit William BOrum.

John Sharp, of Albuquerque, and
Eddie Dunn, representative OF
Brody & Co., of Des Moines, stopped
in Winslow Monday night to visit
with William Borum. The visitors
are friends of Mr.. Borum, who have
been touring the northern part of
the state.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
To California

Mrs. j. G. Brooks and daughter,
Mrs. Dupont, left Thursday for
Grand Canyon, where they will
visit over Thursday. From Grand
Canyon they will go to San Diego,
where Mrs. Dupont will make her
home for the summer.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Sentenced Five Years.

Louis Ortero, who stabbed STAN
ley Thomas Monday night, was
given a penitentiary sentence OF
from five to six years at a hearing
in the Superior court at Holbrook
yesterday.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Purchases Property

Mrs.<J. r. Hunter purchased the
A. E. Cooper property on East
Third street last week E. B
Thompson, mechanic at the Wins
low garage, and family moved in
to the house Thursday.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10

at Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Cresweu at Barstow, and Mr..
and Mrs. George CresweII at PhOe-
nix.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Visits Parents.

Mrs. E. c. Dendinger, with her
small son and daughter, Bobby
and Jean, is visiting at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Callaway. Mrs. Dendinger arrived
in Winslow Monday morning from
her home in Tombstone, where her
husband is manager of the Bell
telephone system. Mr.. Dendinger
plans to join Mrs. Dendingen with
in a few weeks, when they will go
to Denver to visit his mother.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Visits Mrs SheM.

Mrs. George King stopped over
between trains Tuesday on her
way from Illinois to her home in
Long Beach and visited with Mrs.
Charles Shew Mrs. King is a for
mer resident of Winslow.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Back From Southern Trim.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Black and
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Hopson returned
to Winslow Wednesday after spend
ing a week in the southern part Of
the state. While on their trip
they visited at Nogales, Tucson and
Phoenix.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Arthur LaPrade in Town

Arthur T. LaPrade, prosecuting
attorney for Maricopa county, is
visiting in Winslow this week with
his father, Ferd LaPrade, and other
relatives, and attending to the com
pletion of the LaPrade garage
which is to be occupied by the
Brooks Motor company.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Passes Through Wednesday.

]. H McAdams, uncle of Hubert
Richardson, formerly of Winslow.
stopped over Wednesday to visit
friends here while en- route to visit
the Richardson family at Flag
staff. Mr.. McAdams is perhaps the
most noted Indian trader in the
west and speaks the Navajo Ian
guage like a Navajo medicine man.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10

Mr.. Rohes parents live, and at
Galveston, Texas.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
To Sunset Pass.

G. T. West, county road super
visor, was in Winslow the first of
the week from Holbrook. Tuesday
he made trip, accompanied by
w. H. Dagg, to look over the
Sunset Pass road.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Water Wagon Uniformed

A new unifom has been put on
the city water wagon to CORES
pond with the new uniforms of the
police department, but the water
wagon is dressed up much more
resplendently in it's bright red,
white and blue, than the marshals
with, their grays.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
At WeStbrOOk Hotel.

George v Van Leer, represent
ing the Washer-Wilson stores, ar
rived in Winslow from Phoenix
Tuesday morning and has estab-
lished headquarters at the West
brook hotel He will remain here
several months while working the
northern part of the state. He will
be assisted by Ren Templin and
Herbert Upole.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Have Family Reunion.

After having a family reunion
of a\week's duration, the three
sons of Mr.. and Mrs R. c. Cres-
we'll and their families, who have
been visiting here, returned to
their respective homes Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Creswell live
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
To Leupp

@. R.. Gardener, Sr., passed
through Winslow Thursday on the
way from his home at Taylor to
Leupp, where he will help with
the construction of the new gov
ernment buildings now under con-
struction at the place Mr.. Gard
ener is a stone mason.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
EntertainS at Bridge

Mrs. j. c. Brooks entertained
two tables of bridge on Monda.
evening. Those who enjoyed th'
hospitality of Mrs. Brooks wer,
Mesdames Worman, Evans, Kier
nan, Neal, Wilson, Matthews, Hun
gerford, Dupont and Miss Marth;
Hunt. Miss Hunt held high score
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
To Flagstaff.

Among those who motored to
Flagstaff the Fourth was a party
composed of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Up
church, Mrs. w. S. Bennett, Mrs. j.
R. Hart, who is visiting here from
San Pedro, Calf, and Miss Pearl
Bennett. Leaving here Friday, the
party went to Mormon Lake by
way of Long Valley and then to
Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon,
stopping at Oak Greek on the re-
turn trip. They report a wonderful
time and splendid roads.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
At Home.

At Home.
Mrs. Ralph Leland RedIine was
"at home" to the following group
Of friends Thursday afternoon
from to o'clock: Mines. J. E
Kleindienst, A. r. Kleindienst, H.
B. Saunders, 0. L. Grey E. c. Gil
pin, H. D. O. Hammond, Charles
Nesting, G. P. Sampson, w. B. Dar-
ling, G. A. Hanson, w. F. Martens,
w. G. QuebedeauX, Thomas Que
bedeaux, R. G. Kline, J. R. Ander-
son, j. A. Peterson, ]. W. Bazell,
]. A. Green, w G. Chase, T. G.
Wray, G. E. Machen, James Claf-
fey, and Miss Verla Dare. Mrs. A.
r. Kleindienst and Miss Verla
Dare assisted at pouring tea.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Home from Albuquerque.

Herman Thornton is back at
home after visiting in Albuquerque
a month.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Apache Sheriff Here.

H. L. Butler, sheriff of Apache
county, is in Winslow today on Of
ficial business.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
On WAY to Los Angeles.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. WOODS, c
Amarillo, Texas, stopped over be
tween trains Tuesday to visit Nj
and Mrs. Roy Justus.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Return from California.

Z Mrs. W. G. Chase and sons, Fred
and Charles, returned to Winslow
Saturday after spending two weeks
at San Diego.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
To Mormon Lake

Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Bennett will
motor to Mormon Lake Sunday,
taking party composed of Rev.
and Mrs. w. L. Martin and Miss
Helen Bennett, who will remain at
the lake for a two weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett will return
Monday. During Miss Benefits
absence, Miss Adelaid Martin will
take her place at the Arizona
Electric company store. The party
will leave after church services
Sunday so that Rev Martin will
be away over only one Sunday.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Will Take Treatments.

Mrs. Harry Babcock and daugh-
ter, Mary, left Wednesday for Los
Angeles, where Miss Babcock will
receive medical treatment.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Return from East.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Robe are
at home after spending month
visiting at Richmond, Ind, where
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10

- could not
80. referred them to
--.-- tnatT carried the particular
Grerns wanted.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Personal and
Local News
THE WEATHER.

To Kansas City.
Art Cummings left Monday for
Kansas City.
To HOlbrOOk.
H. H. WingfieId was business
visitor in Holbrook Tuesday.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
To Flagstaff.

To Flagstaff.
Miss Irene Terrill spent the
weekend with friends at Flagstaff
and Williams
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
BUYS Sport Roadster.

Houston Dagg purchased a ne7
Studebaker standard six spoI
model roadster of Payne & Funl
Studebaker dealers this week.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
To Petrified Forest.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Plaisse, Ruth
and Naomi PIaisse, Earl Plaisse
and Miss Jessie Redline made up
a motor party to visit the Petrified
Forests Tuesday
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
From HOlhrOOk.

County Attorney and Mrs. Phi
Sawyer were in Winslow fro1
Holbrook Tuesday
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roberts, of Al
vim, Texas, are spending today at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Grant. They are on their way west
onfa motor trip.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Visits Daughter.
To HOlbrOOk.

Charles F. Dare made a trip to
Holbrook Tuesday on business in
connection with the board of super
visors.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
To Flagstaff.

Mrs. James Mahoney returned to
Winslow Wednesday to make her
home here after an absence of two
years.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Dance at Green Mill.

The American Legion boys viii
hold their regular dance at the
Green Mill Saturday night. The
public is invited
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10
Cheaper Dresses WeII.styled.

One Of the outstanding reasons for the
success which manufacturers of the
this season was said yesterday to be the
marked Improvement that has been made
in the styling Of them. In many cases,
1t was further said, it is possible for
woman to get lines in dress now at
SO to SIS that could be had few years
ago only in garments costing two or
three times that amount. The result has
been that the sales of cheap dresses have
Increased, women and girls Of moderate
means finding it possible to make bet
ter showing with two cheap dresses than
ther assertion was made that never be-
fore in the history of the ready-to-wear
trade were values in popular-price mer-
chandise greater than they are at
ont
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Fl COnit6 de-.
(Continuaci6n de la Ira. pag.l

ci6n de iliteracia; imponiendo CON
tribuciones especiales, etc., etc.
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Continuation Dc d l.. pRg.

oriente, Y fnalmente con la deci-
ma de u1lo por ciento que el senor
Guerra Mondragon 1ucha por inn
ponerle ahora para las consabi-
das plantas hidroelectricas. Los
nalnicipios que actualmente reci-
ben luz y corriente electrica de la
San Juan Light, Power & Transit
Co., desde Yabucoa< hasta BARGE
loneta, Y los municipios de Patti
las, Salinas, Arroyo, Guayama
v Santa Isabel, que Sc benefcian
con la corriente electrica del rie-
&c de la costa sur, y las pobla-
clones de Ponce, Cayey, Maya
gtiez, Aguadilla, Aguada, Isabella,
Barranquitas, Aibonito, Coamo,
Utuado, Lares, ETC., que tienen
sus propias plantas electricas, no
quieren que sus contribuyentes
sean recargados nuevamente con
esa antipatica contribution. Todos
los contribuyentes de San Juan,
Rio Piedras, Carolina, Bayam6n,
etc. saben que la Compa1fa del
trolley tiene una franquicia por
cincuenta amos Y que esas plantas
hidroelectricas sc instalaran para
benefciar otros intereses v no
los vecinos de esos pueblos.
La discussion dur6 mas de una
hora. Los palos los recibi6 el senor
Ruiz Soler, como dijo en- su her
moso y convincenre discurso Ell
representante Tizol. Este repre-
sentante fund6 principalmente su
augmentation en- la inoportuni-
dad de iniciar esa obra en- estos
momentos. Tizol dijo que el esta-
be dispuesto a imponerle hasta
cuatro d6cimas de u1o por ciento
los contribuyentes de la isla,
siempre y cuando que fuese para
el desarrollo de la instruction p1-
blica rural. Conbati6 ell proyecto
con la valentfa que acostumbra
hacerlo Ell ilustre representante
por San Juan.
La hora era muy avanzada. I'll
proyecto no contaba con votos SUI
ficientes para salir triunfante,
Ruiz Sober J. Tizol habfan ganado
mucho terreno. Ell Representative
Guerra Mondrag6n defendi6 el
proyecto con el calor Y el interes
| que acostumbra defender todos sus
| proyectos. FL Representative So
cialista seiior Alfonso, al darse
euenta del peligro que corrfa el
| proyecto, pidio que quedara sobre
la mesa Y Ia Camara asi 10 acor-
do. Despues de ese renido debate
Ia Camara declare el conlienzo Dc
su receso hasta el 18 del corriente
q las diez de la manana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11

bada, pasara al estudio del Comi-
t6 de Hacienda que Gebera consi-
derarlo durante todos los dfas en-
que dure ei receso, debiendo rendir
su informe al expirar este.
Sc procedi6 a dividir los diferen-
tes proyectos asignados para cada
dfa de session, de acuerdo con las
diferentes ranas legislatiyas: Jurf-
dica, de Hacienda v FOmento, de sa
nidad y Beneficeneia, de Terrenos
" Seryicio Pdblico y Minas; de Po-
'licfa y Servicio Civil de Gobierno
Municipal y Elecciones.; de Instrlc-
ti6n Trabajo; de Gobierno Inte-
'rior, Reglamento y Asuntos Espe-
ciales Agriculture Y Comercio, etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
LAS DUDAs DE ALFONSO,
LA OPINION DE FIz, x
! UNA CONTEsTACION
DE LASTRA.


Mientras Sc aiscutfa el receso en-
la Canara, el senior Alfonso manifes-
t6 que el receso solo interrumpiria
los trabajos, pues su experiencia an
terior le decia que no todos los se-
flores de La Comisi6n de Hacienda
asistirian a las reuniones, 10 Que
no ocurriria continuando en- session.
A este contest6 el sefior Ruiz soler,
cue 81 podia asegurar a. nombre de
sus demas companeros de comisi6n
que nj uno solo deiarfa de asistir
a las sesiones,
Ell sefior Fiz manifesto que 6l no
veia la necesidad del receso, para
que la Comisi6n de Hacienda estu-
aiase Ell presupuesto, como Sc alega-
ba. Entonces Ell seaor Lastra le con
testo que en- esa forma, estapdo Ii
bres de trabajo, los demas legisla-
dores podrian comparecer facilmen-
te ante el Conite de Hacienda para
defender los intereses de su distrito,
10 que no podrian hacer estando en-
session.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
INGREsos I EGREsos

los senores Representatives. Quin-
tana Cajas Y MtrfIoz solicitaron Que
Sc dividieran los proyectos de acuer
do con los ingresos o egresos que
6stos disponfan Asf fu6 acordado,
qtledando entonces dispuesta la cla-
sificaci0n prelilninar'
5siltonces, de acnerdo con la ilal-
portancia de las cantidades envuel-
tas en- uno y otro case, procedi6se
nuevamente a dividir el conjunto de
proyectos en- parties iguales, una pa
ra cada dia de session de Ia Consi-
sion, siendo aeuerdo el que 81 per
cualquiera causa terminabanse los
traba5os dispuestos para uno dc lbs
dfas de session con anticipation al
tempo acordado, Sc proeediese q ses-
tudiar y elasificar los proyeetos
asignados para el d1a siguiente, y
hasta tanto acordaran 10 contra
rio los miembros presentes q esq
reunion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
INFoRMEs DE CoMIsIoNEs

Las Comisiones que hablan esta-
do estudiando los proyeetos de ley
que de acNerdo con Las disposieio-
mes. de los presidentes de ambas Ca
maras pasaron a elias para inforT
me, rindieron cuenta de sus traba-
jos, devolEiendo los proyectos PEN
dientes de su consideration a la Co
mission de Timon para Ell curse CO.
respondents.
Todos los Proyectos han quedado
pendientes ante La Comisi6n de IL
mon, que continuara sus trabajos
hoy en- la maiiana, con excepcioa
del Proyecto de Presupuesto, el
cual, de acuerdo con una regla al1ro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
tocHo 0 D1Ez M1LLoNEs?

Las visitas de los jefes de depar-
tamentos a la Legislature, 0 por 10
menos, de la mayorfa de elIos, son
n1uy frecuentes. A quien hemos Wis
to solo una que otra vez en- la ca
mara ha sido al Comisionado de
instruction, sefior Huyke, Y rnuy ra-
ras veces al doctor Ortiz. No obgtan-
te, los demas comisionados visitan
las auIas iegisIativas casi diario.
No es un impossible nj un absurdo
que estas visitas est6n relAcionadas
con ell presupuesto.
Y ahora, solo tenemos ante nos
otros una Interrogation. IAscende-
ra diez millones eI presupuesto, .
Sc Quedara en- ocho nlillones sola-
mente, como ha dicho uno que otro
legislator
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
Ell cABELLo RIzADo

I'd. habra Observable que no hay
NADIA tan attractive como una eabe-
llera bien acondicionada Y adorna-
da con ondas Q Rios.
I'd. tambien puede comunicar a
su cabello la vivacidad del rizado
psrmanente por medic de I'm nueyo
procedimiento dltimamente inatAIa-
do en- eli sssal6n Earberia Borir-
quen".
Inf6rmese ahora mismo naman1o
al tel6fono 1788-san Juan-y le
daremos todos sns detalIes.
SALON BARBERIA BORTNQUEN
(BEAUTY PARLoR)
S. BRAU Il (Altos) SAN JUAN.
Hp ssdvt.