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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23
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NoDis inc 5era story That runs in the day You
% snh you re right IN your glory page turns away
an night as you're comfortably
highly you're keyed. " " ''' "''
charming young man s the scenes he gives you
u i me Van OF course inst he's inserting Inc
hr tieE craving the hand Of The
70 death OF troubles with which she laden you rcadtcn yo,
come up for breath. ~ ' GU
The plot Of the story thicker each stellar part bos ta fling
Your pulse starts to beat bit scandal bts INTO c
'ng You fear that the hero
wise you wonder which shcI choosing You're aching IN
open her eyes Ha ' '' '''"s l"
ANA hon-be nHtalncnt ended "Contnud Ia nyova IN, rc
INT thrills you with interest suspended what tho next eanc
will bring " "'N' e"'p'"
Copyright 1926, for Seattle staD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23

and meat OF our daily pleasure
fare and reading the dessert
Fpl'Hlge Doc johnson, Addison,
Goldsmith Plato these arc The
boys 70 i.rs nith in the library
MplrrnialHF psbhw1 Every
time one n them strikes new
Idea I can show lf 20 sou
buried centuries back IN some old
Latin classic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23

Q. Can you name some Of the
most beautiful women who ever
lived?
a. Beauty IN tComeH Is 80 much a
matter Of personal opinion and taste
that II is doubtful II there conId DC
much agreement regarding the most
beautiful ioomcn tcho cuer Hued.
Cleopatra. Helen Of Troy Hvpntia
tic Empress Josephine aud me
present Queen Of Rumnri1 haze all
becn called thr most beautiful Of
ieomeH. But there arc Thousands Of
others equally as beautiful to their
0dmirers
@ By whom was the death ray
invented?
A.. BIZ II. GrtndeH Matthorg or
London, England.
Q. How many classes Of wrestlersN
are there and what is the weight
limit Of each class?
a. There arc FIRE classes oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23
Mr.. F1rat of The Star
Undertakes Here 10 Remedy your Troubles, If
Are of Public Interest

SIR FIxit s. daily receiving
complaints ana inquiries about
the heat In apartment houses
This regulation has been printed
in this column twice this sea-
son. but is given again In an
swer TO many inquiries From
October 10 May 81 hotels and
apartment houses shall main
tain tho following temperature
Between and a. IA. not less
than 90 degrees Between and
? a, m not less than 60 de-
Erees Between a. m. and
1880 p. W. not less than ss
W Firi': on March 90,
1921. Al . o. M. a lady cross
ing al Wcsnake aud Harrison
traihra right info me side Of
my ear 4 H0tormau oH n
f0mhb0Wud CIR gaze me his
number " ! should need trif-
ness hare losi the uH,a ber.
Gan yoH find him for Hef Hare
ndrfTiiscd tcitjo5ut sucerEs
MRS. s.
II this mot0rmau will send
his name 10 SIR Fixit 1t viii be
forwarded 10 the lady
Hr Firits Can you give me
the name Of Wusic teacher ia
seattle tChg teaches accordion
piaviEg5 RUBY oTTREN.
Kirkland, Wash
&C ordion professors sill
please communicate direct with
Miss Ruby.
Mr, FixA' Can a child be re-
turned 10 US parents after Il
has been legally adopted By
others for several yearst or
can q be turned over 70 fhe
coantyr ".
Not any more than child
born 20 those parents could be
abandoned. The adopted par
euts are under the same obllEa-
lion 10 an adopted child they
would he to their own.
Hr. FiEit: There Is no side
'e1lk on n. Garfield 81. bcttocen
r. Madison and list II is dan
gcrous for tho school children
TO use the streets Can you get
US a temporary plank ,caikF
A. W.
The street department has no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23
Editors Mail
ElLLnr - 80

Editor THO star
Ia your oct g0ih Issue Of Tho
star aud on other occasions
your Nh Shoemaker has made
attacks upon the coal truck deal
"rB IN Seattle, known a. snow
birds. " OF. a. Air r J Emit pres.
!dcut Of the Seattle Retail Coal
Merchants Credit association.
stated at tho coal commission
hearing Monday evening. Some
times worse than that"
Let mo point out perhaps the
mos, important among many
things tho "snowblrd" has done
for Tho coal-buyinE public Of Sc
attic. unul a faw years ago
the appearance OF a coal fork IN
Seattle coal yard was rare
sight Today over rs per cent
Of thr coal delivered il either
put over n screen or put into tho
truck with tho coal forks. due
IN large part TO the iuslstrnt de-
mand OF the "Snowbird" for
clean coal for his customers
Mfr Shoemaker Intlmatss that
the "snUwblrd's' truck lH a drug
on tho coal business. being used
only Ia winter aud having TO
make enough money from coal
hauling 30 cover tho years *
pcnses such IS not the case
The "snowblrtl" usually Il ~
hound for work. he secs to !,
That his truck is kept busy In
summer also. How many dealers
like Mr. Emit can SAY as much7
Would you pcnaiIzc efficiency?
In regard 20 Mr.. Emit. tho most
bitter opponent OF the Snow
bird among the leaders, let me
explain his opposition. In tho
first place. his yard Is 30 situated
thnt the 'snowbrds" do not deal
with him 20 any extent. and the
only time he secs us iE when VIC
drive past his place with q load
OF coal purchased at some other
yard and delivered in his neigh
borhood Certainly not very
pleasing sight TO Mr.. Emit. Fur
Their, he says we have no expcn-
diturc for bunkers, yards. etc.
alFo that NO have old. broken
down fllvvcr trucks,
Quite the reverse, when tho
cold weather comes suddenly. the
"snowbird's" odd broken. down
flivvcr" Is out delivering the
goods, while the company
tucl, is In tho repair shop. due
to some carclessness OF the hired
driver as admitted by any con.
eclenti0us truck fleet owner. He
states quite truly that we have
no expense for yards, but no for
gets to add that we also receive
no yard profit.
| sincerely hope that may
have pluccd the "Snowbird" In
better light before the public.
thank YOU. l., +. SHERRY.
Firth Ave. Transfer & Fuel Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23

them, and too often we turn oyer 10 politi-
cal failures the chore of managing these
'retormatory" institutions.
And yet we shudder Mt the thought of
the frank teak lines of the old prison. with
its blood-wushed dark cells below deck.
and It's whips, and lis irons. and its horri-
bic devices and discipline. But they were
beams of rainbow hope compared TO the
horizon that some of us today give Our"
offenders i'm "our" modern prisons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23

funds Just now for this work.
II viii DO necessary for The
property owners 70 petition tho
city council
Mr. Fiytt: Are bcggars al
l0wea 70 90 from door TO door
80 he city and soIlciff J IN
derstaHd that mis- T. Uhat The
community fund Is for.
TAXPAYER.
II r. against a city ordinances,
and anyone found 80 begging
should be reported 10 the po-
lice. MAin-7sl0.
Hr. Ftzit: Would a Canadian
rho has taken out hts first
papers IA This country be SUB
Jcci 10 ne king Of England or
10 the Lnifed statcsr Also
tcoUld az American tComan
marrying such person lose
her citi.cnsHip4 IS. r.
First papers are only
declaration Of your purpose to
become citizen OF the United .
states. You renounce your al
IeEiance TO the king when you
take out your final papers II
married since September Il
1922, she would not.
Mr Firit: There Is a sters
near First arc. and Ycsler pdy
that floods The sidewalk crery
morning about $50 Recently
some one fhrei5 q pau Of hot
tcater from The inside onto the
toalls and fis toatcr ran ouer
my shoes, and SpIashsd on the
dresses OF others ,clto toere
passing. II you can fir this yo.
t0ti obii0c a great number OF
pedestrians. MRS. J. B. @.
Stores are permitted 70 mop
out until a. m, but this does
not mean that they are to soil
the clothing OF passersby, or 20
make the walk wet and sloppy.
The officer on that beat win look
into this.
Nr. FYzit, How many year.
before doctors bal beoomes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23
A THOUGHT

II We love me, keep my com.
mandments.-John If:lj.
LIE WHO cannot command
IL himself, II is folly 10 think
70 command others.-LabertIus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23

The mink loves muslrat meat
best of anything. Hence. when
m expert trappcr in Tho north
country lays out a line" he goes
after the mink first to save the
muskirH FOR himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

"TNHERE was a boy working
Il for me who never came 10
work without certain medal
pinned on his coat said
smoker with a crolx do grucrrc to
his credit for going To "A bargain
gHlo with his wife. 'Ono dny /
asked sammy Cohen what he got
that medal for.
Swimming Gald Sammy. II.
Illustrating his answer with not n
few gestures.
"'Did II take you long 10
learn. Sammy
"'I should say not. an tho in
structor did wuz to throw me In
the river and then he said. "Now
you taxi"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23
NATURELAND

TUE weasel IS such a light.
l. footed animal that the trap
per- have 10 fix the traps Tor
him so that even a mouse's tread
will spring It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23

Prof Charles c. wylls OF The
University Of Iowa has original
ed a scheme by which you can
set your watch by the Big Dip.
per ana tho North star. bu, Il
takes sky-wlzard TO work II
out correctly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23

The seasons sure are sure do.
Ing some contemplate dove.tail.
ing. when father has to quit the
lnwnmowcr to hustle in and
stoke tho furnace
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
Imitando a su hom6nimo
del Africa, Ell sub-barrio
MarruecOs, de Santurce, es
lugar de escaramuzas
y peleas

I'm la premura del cierre de Ia
edicion anterior, dio cuenta nuest 70
Redactor, Real Jr. del tragico 81
ceso ocurrido Ell domingo por la
nadrugada cerca de la para,Ia 21,
en- Ell lugar conocido con el simb6-
Lco, guerrero nombre de Marrle-
cos. Eladio Garcia (a) Indie" a
causa de unas copas de casabelita.
seg1n informes. habia tenif.o un
disgusto con Antonio Castro one
en- principle no cuimin6 en- NADIA
grave, pero, que, POGO despues ell
terrible "Tndio' fu6 en- bussa de
Antonio, 10 halo ciirnpliendo ma
necesidad, y apoderandose de un
pedazo de ferreo tubo lie descarso
fuertes golpes sobre la cabeza de
su rival, dejandole in articulo NOR
tbs.
Consumado Ell hecho, Garcia Sc
di6 a la fuga, pero luego fue apre-
sado por los stdiablos'' Rened:c
Lopez y otiiio Encarnacion.
FL "Indio'' tiene unoS 35 afios.
es bastante alto, ueno, de pelambre
hirsuta, ensortiiada, como La de los
etiopes. ITEMS unos cuantos pelos
ell Ell labio superior que fingen de
mostacho, y Ell domingo, cuando iba
camino del Preside, vestia chsque-
IL blanca, holgada, pantalon os-
euro. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
AVISO
ADMINISTRATION JUDICIAL
DE LOS BIENES DEJADOS
AL FALLECIMIENTO DE DON
WENCESLAO BORDA


Por la presente Sc avisa todas
aquell1s personas que tengan deu-
das, cuentas reclamation alguna
a favor o en- contra dc la Succession
de Wenceslao Borda, recientemen-
te fallecido en- la ciudad de New
York. Sc sirvan presentarla .dentro
del terrnino de 80 dias contar des-
de esta fecha, en- la oficina del Ad-
ninistrador Judicial de dichos bie-
mes que 10 es el suscribiente.
M. MENDIA.
Administrator Judicial.
P. o. Box 351--- No. IL Allen st.
San Juan, P. R. Enero 81 de 1925
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
Ha llegado a Puerto Rico el Hon. Harry |.
Hershey, Agente del DepartamentO de Ia
Guerra en- Washington
Ell dstinguido yisante ha venidO familarizarse con
las necesidades de este pals

Un funcionario administrative
del Departamento de la Guerra, ha
llegado esta capital, habiendose
va visitado los principales orga-
nismos del Gobierno Insular de
Puerto Rico. Ell Hospital Cuaren-
tenario, Municipal, Insnlar Antitu-
berculoso, la Estacion Experimen-
tai, Ell Departamento Forestal y
otras muchas actividades de los
Departamentos de Agriculture v
Sanidad han sido investigates de-
talladamente por ell prestigioso
continental, cuyo deber estriba en-
famiharizarse con las necesidades
de Puerto Rico y los puertorrique-
nos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
coMIsIoNADo PoR Ell
GEN. MCINTYRE.

EI distinguido. funciouario nor
teamericano, Hon. Harry L. Hers
hey, tambien ha sido Comisionado
por Ell General Mcintyre, del Nego
ciado de Asuntos Insulares del De-
partamento de la Guerra. Su vista
a Puerto Rico como agente admi-
nistrativo de las autoridades nacio
males ha sido hecha con el consen-
tiIndento del Gobernador Towner,
que conocedor del prestigio que 60
Ia 81 sefior Hershey aprob6 inme-
tiatamente despues de ser someti-
do a su consideration, ei nombra-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
Fl notable medicO Dr.. GuilIermO ZaIazar in
lorna "El MundO" cuandO y como ide6
usar el cyanurO dOble de orc y pOtasiO en-
Ia tuberculosis
Fl emDIeO De una sal de OrO-dice parece ser eI ca
mnO mas acl para esierlizar un ORGANISING afectadO
pOr eI BaciO de Koch

laa endocnnas. etc. etc. cuyas trans
fOimSeiones deteEminaran processes
mogi4fos que exigiran una gran
ate.rien y diyeFsos metodos terra
per tcsA para que la completa sa-
Ind yaelva al ORGANISING afectado
orsinariamsnte de tuberculosis pull
monag
~ empleo de una sal de ORC. pa
se . ssr el eamino mas facil para es-
ter.'izas un ORGANISING afectado pOr
81 Bqclo de Roeh.
cabe a Puerto Rico haber realiza-
do taeo mas de y amos experiencias
eneannnadas a demostrar ese pro-
p6sito.
EsIeIieneias sueesivas habran de
preflsaE. la elase de medicamento
anrico, sus dosis, manera de usarla
etc. ftc.
DebemOs teneE esperanzas en- los
nusvos estudios de Mel proseguir
tambien los nuestros. que fueron
inteiFnmPidos por dificultades que
IA Gran Guerra impuso en- la conse-
eueion de materias primas y otras
e.reuissiancias adversas ajenas las
eisnfias medieas para que de Ia
co -peEaeion de todos. podamos con-
CLUE en- un metodo decididamente
efieaz para librar a la humanidad
de "a Playa Blanca.
DR. GuiiIermo SALAZAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
UN PERFECTo
INVESTIGATION

FL Gobierno do Puerto Rico in
vierte anualmente por mediaci6n
del Negociado de Asuntos Ursula
res, bajo la Direction do Hacienda
del sefior Hershey, mas de dos mi
Homes de d6lares.
Ell Departamento de La Guerra ha
deseado saber en- esta OCCASION, 81
todo el dinero invertido por Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico por su me-
diaci6n ha sido bisn distribuido Y
eastado- Por clio ha euviado al Sc
nor Hershey. Cuando ssts vista
un negociado departmental, inme-
diatamerite recuerda tai cual com
pra efectnada uno, dos, tres afios
antss. Despues prsgunta los di-
rectores encargados el resultado de-
r4vado de la ccmpra, v tAmbien
pids que le ensefen 10 que hay
de clio. I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
HABLANDo CON Els
sR. HERSHEY.

En- ell Sanatorio Antituberculoso
nos encontramos con una Comisi6n
del Gobierno Insular; presidida por
el DR.. Jaime Bague. active Comi-
sionado de Agriculture, que ense-
fiaba las mejoras ALI reahxadas al
visitante de Honor senior Hershey.
Despuss de ser presentados al So
for Hershey, que es todo ui1 per
fecto caballero, solicitanos de SD
a1nabilidad las impresiones genera
les que lie habfa producido esta
isla. Tambi6n, su opinion de nues-
tros departamentos insulares Y sus
negociados.
'Nunca habia venido antes a
esta Isla--empieza diciendonos ell
senior Hershey en- castellano correc-
to-aunque estaba perfectamente
faminarizado con ella.
"De 10 que he visto puedo de-
cir que dir1ge el Gooierno oe esta
Isla una administrator competen-
te y muy honrada.
"Ios Negociados que he vista
do merecen elogios por su sencillez
" eficiencia. 10 que mas ha ua-
mado mi atenci6n, sin duda alguna
ha sido ell orden interior Y el es-
fuerEo realizado en- Ell sanatorio
Antituberculoso. que es sin duda
alguna, de 10 mejor que yo he Wis
to.
Gel servicio forestal esta muy
adelantado, y no dudo que 10 esta-
Ira mucho mas dentro de POGO de
bido a los esfuerzos que Sc lievan
a cabo en- ese importante plantel de
Agriculture
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
Gran Oportunidad
VENTA De UNA FlNCA DE CAFE

En- las nmediaciones de Adjuntas, barrio de va
yaes ciNco (5) Kilometres de distanca del citado
pueblo, haIase la finca que ofrece venta Tiene
44 cuerdas de extension esta atravesada por la ca
rretera ADJUNTAS-LARES; produce arededor de Glen
(1oO) quntales de cafe siendo susceptible de rem
diento mucho mayor. Tiene nagnificos errenos pro-
pios 10 msno para Cafe que para Bananas, Platanos
denas frutos menores inmejorabe, asimismo para
plantas ctrosas Toronjas chinas Cidras cuya expo
tacon sera seguros por las ventajas que
Ie proporciona la carretera mencionada.
Sc presta, asin,ismo, esta finca para conyertrIa
EN- residenca veranega por temperature deciosa
epoca de los caores 10 encantador de contornos
Para mayores nformes precio drgirse al Sc
hcr X. MARlANl, p. o. Box 975. PONCE, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
SENSIBLE FALLECIMIENTo DE
DoNA CARMEN P DE ARRIAGA

Aver dej6 de existir en- Santurce'
la distinguida matrona doha Car
ren Pereira de Arriaga, amantisi-
ma madre del joven Antonio Aria
ga, digno empleado del Departamen-
to de Tesoreria Insular.
Rendimos nuestro pesame sincere
a sus deudos todos por tan lamen-
table fallecimiento
r M. HERNANDEZ MENDEz,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
IL Us0 DEL cYkssURo DE- ORC
Y P0TA6f0 IN Ia
TuBEncuLOsIa


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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
Ell EJECUTIvO ESTARA
PRESENTE

A las nueve de la noche, haran
entrada en- el Teatro las cinco
Reinas del Carnaval, con sus CO
mitivas respectivas.
Ell Gobernador Towner, que es-
tara presente lanzara la primera
flor, desde el palco ejecutivo, dan
do con clio comienzo a una lluyia
de flores que dejaran caer infini-
dad de pajes.
Las autoridades militares con
tribuiran al meior exito de esta
parte con un vistoso numero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
CIEGO

Y dependiendo de La caridad de
los dem4s estar5 usted pronto sino
corrige los defectos de su vista a
tempo. Ssiente frecuentes dolores
de .cabezs? Siente mareos2 Exalni-
nese la vista en- la Porto Rico op-
tical Gale Fortaieza No. 80, tele-
fcno 57s y quedara nbre de esta
amenaza. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
II SargentO de Armas del
SenadO, Sr. PalaciOs ZaIa-
Ear ha presentadO su renun-
cla con caTacter irreVOcabIe
La Tenuneia qued6 sObre eI tape
le para ser considerable OpOr-
tunamente

BaJo la presideneia del senor
Hernandez Lopez Sc abri6 aver
tsrde a las einco Ia session del
Senado. Respondieron al pasarse
lista los senores Apente, Jordan,
Figueroa, Perea. Sanchez Mora
les Martinez Davila, Mena, Du-
COS, Fuertes. Fagundo y Soto.
Hubo siete ausentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
III SARGENTo DE ARMAs
RENUNCIA SU CARGO

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10 mas interesante de la reu-
Mon, por 10 inesperado, fue la
leetura de la renuneia del Sar-
gento de Armas, Sr. Manuel Pa
lacios Zalazar Esta renuncia Sc
dejo sobre la mesa al cerrarse la
session para considerable iuego.
81 el Senado la acepta. parece ser
que 81 candidate indiseutible para
81 puesto vacio es el Sr. Don Jose
Manuel Perez.
la renuneia dice asi:
Hon. Presidente Pro-tempore,
Senado dc Puerto Rico,
San Juan, =. r.
Honorable sehor:
Por su eonducto tengo el honor
de preseniar al Honorable Senado
de Puerto Rico mi renuncia ire
'ocable del cargo de Sargento de
Armas del mismo, para ell cual
fui designado por aclamaci6n en-
"a session inaugural el dia o del
corriente.
Suplieo al Senado que considere
esta renuneia en- la session de este
dia, con el proposito de designar
Ia persona que ha de substituir-
me. a fin de cesar hoy en- las fun
clones del cargo que he venido
desempenando desde al l3 de
agosto de 1917.
Muy respetuosamente,
Manuel Palacios ZALAZAR,
Sargento dc Armas.
la JUNTA DIRECTIVA DE LA
ASoCIACIoN DE MAESTROS
Esta Junta dirigio una extensa
earta al Senado en- que trata dc
pensiones a los maestros, ense-
tcontinna en- Ia pag. 81
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NOTICE
RECEIVERSHIP ESTATE OF
Mr.. WENCESLAO BORDA

1t is hereby advised to all per-
sons having debts, accounts or
claims in favor or against the "Su-
cesion de Wenceslao Borda", whose
death recently took place at the
City of N. Y, that they may pre-
sent same within a period of thirty
500 days, from this date on, at
the Office of the Receivership, of
said State
Nj. MENDIA
Receiver
Office: Allen No. IL p 0, Box s51,
San Juan January 9th 1926.
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UNA COMISION PARA IR A
RECIBIR A BARCELO

Sc nombro una comision espe-
cial, para que vaya recibir al
muelle al senior Barcelo en- la ma
mana de hoy. Esta formada por
los siguientes representes.
Guerra Mondragon, Presidente.
Acevedo, Godreau, Romani, Pa
via, Garcia Mendez.
CoMIsIONES PERMANENTES
Luego, el Speaker procede a
la designation de las siguientes
Comisiones Permanentes:
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HACIENDA

Miguel Guerra Mondragon, Pre-
sidente.
Jose Ruiz Soler,
Lucas p. Valdivieso,
Jorge Romani,
Jose de Jesus Tizol,
Jose Manuel Munoz,
Guillermo Godreau,
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