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Evening star., 1925-07-18
5n MRn1oriant.

y dear 7 d2gsb!sr and sister sister BERTiE sWASN
DAVENPORT. who departed this life nine
L6TISG MOTHER AND SISTER.
my my dear ' mother. GRACE y HALL. who
1919
What happy days We once enjoyed.
When We were all together.
But. oh how changed IL all Is now
HER '3S5 I6E?&S .?S bRtGHTER &c fS3E kITE HALL
CRUTCHER.
IMBRIE. ROBERT WHITNEY IMBRIE.
killed at Teheran, Persia. July lS la24 =.
MILLER. In sad but loving, remembrance Of
our darling son and brother, HARRY r
ago today. July Is. 1923.
sad and sudden was the call.
One year ago today
Nobody knows cur longing.
But few have seen us weep.
We. shed our tears from aching hearts.
While others are fast asleep.
If We had seen you at the last
And heard the last sigh from your heart.
We would not feel so bad.
Oh how sad was the summons
When word came. back ne, was dead.
For he left US bright and cheerful
And was brought back TO US dead.
HIS LOVING MOTHER. BROTHER AND
SISTERS.
dear daughter. DOROTHY MAE MUEL-
LER. whq departed this life five wears ago
Sleep on dear one. and take your rest.
We loved Sou. but God loved you best
We hope TO meet you in the great be
vond. wherc sickness. sorrow. pain or
death knows no fear.
MOTHER AND DADDY.
RICHTER. In sad but loving remembrance
of my dear father. JOHN RICHTER. who
died one year ago today. July Is. 1924.
You are not fSrEotten dear father.
That would be hard to do:
As long as life ana SSenlory last
J will always think or you.
HIS DAUGHTER. ETHEL E. -~IVIER.
RICHTER. In sad but loving rememb brance
of our beloved husband and brother. JOHN
RICHTER. who died one year ago today
July 1S. 1924.
The hands that did SO much for me.
How helplessly they lay.
God knows they worked continuously.
But they are gone today.
He Is gone. but not forgotten.
Never viii his memory fade:
Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger
Around the grave where he is laid
LOVING WIFE AND BROTHER
STARTS. In memory of my dear mother.
HARRIET STARTS. who departed this
life eight years ago today, July Is. 1917
The golden gates were open
And Gods gentle voice said Come"
Then. with farewell unspoken.
Mother calmly entered home.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. KATE
STEWART.
SWANk: In loving and sad remembrance OF
our dear wife and mother. LOUISA B.
July is, 1922. '''-e' e'0 'O@S
LAIDLAW. FRANK AND MINNIE.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
hours:
Abraham and Bella Shuman boy.
Raymond T. and Ruth B. Haugh boy
James H. and Ella V. Chamberlin, girl
Oscar z, and Constance R. Dudley. girl.
James F. and Irene Chrismore, girl
Bryan L. and Matte M Corbin. boy.
Robert w. and Mary f. DUNCAN. boy.
william A. and Caro- NJ Roberts hoy
John D.. and Mary NJ. Holiday. girl.
George s and Mary l. Thompson. girl
Raymond ". and Bessie Inscoe boy.
Marshall T. and Helen Jones' boy
Arhe T. and Mary O'Meara. girl.
Roger F. and Gertrude Rowley boy
Barney and Helen L. SUSSEX girl
Percy s. and Catherine Ballon. girl.
Adolph and Agnes Perrot. girl
Attilio and Martha Giaauinto. boy
Harry and Sarah Gelfand. boy.
George and Estella Carter. boy
Hamlet and Estelle Gibson girl and boy
Arthur D. and Emily Woods girl
BENJAMIN and ArtenChla Caldwell boy
William H. and Marie Harris. boy.
James and Naomi Thomas. girl
Taylor and Cristne Handsbourgh. girl
Frank and Mamie Ford. girl.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
Sailing for Two Months
Travel i'm Foreign Lands.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Levy and Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Tobriner will leave
Washington Wednesday for New
York, from whence they will sail the
following day on the steamship Albert
Ballin for an eight-week tour of Eu-
rope. including stops in Holland, Bel
giunl, France and England.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following
william G. Dutton and Muriel Davis.
William J. Gary and Helen NJ EendeiI
Charles P. Groghan and Lillian L. Mid
dleton.
Bessie L. Triplett of Compton Va
Thomas H. DuCkett and Ida Cravin.
Christopher c. Hall and Wanda L. Mason
George G. Snider and Ruth NJ Fones,
Robert D. Allen and Ruth II. Craig
Howard +. Tenuyson and Grace l.,
IINlllNTS
Evening star., 1925-07-18
The Secretary of Interior in
Washington This Evening.

The Secretary of the Interior, DR..
| Work, will return tonight to his
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
after an extended inspection tour of
| the West.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

Mrs. William D. West, who is
spending the Summer at Narragan-
sett Pier, was hostess at a bridge
party followed by tea yesterday.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

Senator Guy Despard Goff Of West
Virginia and Mrs. Goff are sailing
today on the Pan-America for Buenos
Aires and Chile, and will return home
by the west coast of South America
early in September.
Senator and Mrs. Goff spent April
and May in Honolulu, and during
June have divided their time between
their home In West Virginia and their
residence on New Hampshire avenue.
The charge d'affaires of Poland, Mr..
Hipolit Gliwic, will entertain at din
ner this evening in honor Of the Pol
ish minister of foreign affairs, Count
Alexander SkrZynski.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

Mrs. Graves daughter. Mrs. Freder-
ick Tompkins, at Llewellyn Park, y. J..
Col. and Mrs. Graves will have
guests dining with them informally
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. John Sherman McCallum will
be hostess at dinner this evening in
her home in Chevy Chase. and with
her guests will later attend the re-
ception at the Polish legation.
The marriage of Miss MurieI Davis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Davis of Fredericksburg. Va, to Mr.
William George Dutton of Gloucester,
England, took place today at noon in
the Church of the FDiphany, the Rev
John II. a. Bomberger officiating.
Miss Mary Frances Darr, daughter
Evening star., 1925-07-18
FOUND.

CIGARETTE CASE-At Dixie Tavern :
lady's: di iamond studded: owner can reclaim
by Identification. Apply Dixie Tavern :"
COLLIE. male: white. golden brown spot on
each ear and each eye; clipped like a lion
Apply Washington Animal Rescue League,
$40 Maryland ave. s.w.
PART ESQUIMAUX. light fswn color male
one outstanding ear and one dropping ear
partly clipped. Apply Washington Animal
Rescue League. $40 Maryland ave. s.w
POODLE, male; large size: white; very
curly: clipped about the feet Apply Wash
ington Animal Rescue League, $40 Mary
land ave. s.W
Evening star., 1925-07-18
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES,

TONIGHT
knights of Pythias hold their an
nual outing at Marshall Hall this eve
ming.
Tennis Club. Government Hotels,
will give a dance tonight.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock entertained
company at luncheon today in her
villa at Newport.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Business Women's Council will visi

business WOmen'S Council VIII visit
Christ Church, Alexa ndria, tomorrow.
leaving from Twelfth street and Penn
sylvia mia avenue at 6:15 O'Clock
Red Triangle Outing Club will hike
tomorrow morning from the Bureau
of Engraving at 7:45 o'clock around
the Tidal Basin to Lincoln Memorial.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

Col. and Mrs. John Temple Graves
and their daughter, Miss Anne Graves,
will leave Washington August l to
spend about a month with Col. and
Evening star., 1925-07-18

V HE dean of the diplomatic
COZ ps. Senior Don Juan Riano,
VIII attend the luncheon to-
- Morrow to be given by the
Ambassador of France, Mr..
Emile DaeGchner. in honor of the dis
tinguished Polish statesman, Count
Alexander SkrZynski.
The chafge d'affaires of Poland, Mr..
Hipolit GHwic, will entertain com
pany of rien at dinner this evening
at the legation in honor of the minis
ter of foreign affairs of Poland, Count
Alexander Skrzynski. The dinner viii
be followed by a reception, to which
about 200 men and women have been
invited.
Last evening Count Skrzynski was
the guest of honor at dinner of the
Secretary of State, Mr.. Kellogg who
entertained in the home of the Under
secretary of State, Mr.. Joseph c. Grew,
at 2S40 Woodland drive.
In the company were the Post
master General, Mr.. Harry :. New;
Senator Lawrence c. Phipps, the Act
Evening star., 1925-07-18

Miss Janet Moffett, daughter of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William A
Moffett. who is visiting Miss Ruth
Stoddard. daughter of Mrs. John NJ.
Stoddard at their Summer home, in
New Hampshire, will not return to
Washington until the middle of Au-
gust.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
Director Pan American Union
To Conduct Round Table.

The director general of the Pan
American Union, DR.. Leo S. Rowe,
will leave Washington the latter part
OF next week to conduct round
table at the Institute of Politics. at
Williams College, at Williamstown.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

The Minister of Finland, Mr.
Leonard Axel Astrom, returned from
Hot Springs today.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

eral weeks in his Summer home near
there before coming to Washington.
Mrs. Phillips and their children did
not accompany him to this country.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

Miss Laura and Miss Mildred Lynch
Evening star., 1925-07-18

Capt. and Mrs. F. Jakobbsen, the
former an officer in the Swedish army
who has been inspecting the Army
camps throughout the United States,
entertained at dinner last night at the
| Willard, where they have been for
about two weeks. They will leave to-
day for New York. where Capt. Jak-
obbsen will visit the various camps
in that vicinity.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
LOST.

BEAGLE HOUND, male: white. with brown
14th st. NV. Apt. g. Main 5191. 10.
BREASTPIN. large cameo Finder will re-
ceive reward if pin is returned to Room 600
$40. 1ss
BROOCH-Dragon head diamond in mouth;
reward. 904 Eye st. NV Call Berwyn 90.
DIAMOND BROOCH-Set with or dia-
monds. lost between 18th and Decatur NV
and Union Station. Reward. 1900 18th
DoG-Small white male, lost from 31I7
Woodland drive: answers to name 'Cheko."
Reward If returned Cleveland 41o6.
KEYS, on gold, chain. bearing name plate
marked b. P Brueggeman. St. Louis Mo"
House. 1901 18th St Reward i9.
LADY'S POCKETBOOK on 9th st line. CON
tanning key. S11 in bills and about So so
L. Jones of 4413 jay st. ne. Reward
day S' reward address Box s79E. star oes aes
PIN-Marine Corps small, round Apt.
306. the Wyoming.
PIN. gold arrow, between Cathedral Man
sions and Union Station. Miss Dean. Col.
S71. Reward.
POCKETBOOK-At or near Glen Echo con
tanning annual railroad passes. Reward if
returned to G. w. Grant. Box 1888 Alexan-
Roll, OF 1Iy PAPERs inepdinE prinsea
dress Box 267-E. Star Office. 18s
SPECIAL, POLICE BADGE. Return to
and Printing reward.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren have
returned to Washington from Santa
Barbara. Mrs. Warren will go at
once to her cottage at Magnolia.
Mass, where she will be joined by
her father, Mr.. William III. Bliss, who
is convalescing from a serious illness.
The Bliss house at Montecito. Santa
Barbara, was so badly damaged by
the recent earthquake as to be un-
inhabitable. Mrs. Warren's brother,
Mr. Robert Woods Bliss. American
Minister to Sweden. will accompany
his father East, and will return to
his post in Sweden early in August.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Owen Kuhn
have as a visitor at their country
place at Alta Vista. Md, the mother
OF Mr., Kuhn, Mrs. T. H. Kuhn, who
arrived in New York yesterday from
the American. after spending some
weeks in travel abroad. She will re-
main here for a week or ten days
before going to her home in Indiana.
Capt. and Mrs. F. Jakobbsen, the
Evening star., 1925-07-18

Vile Sanitariun. MOLLIE H CLAGETT
snee Grifhth!. IN her 73rd year. Funeral
Monday July 90 at 2 pm. Interment al
Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral and IN.
terment private Kindly omit flowers. l9a
The Washington times., 1925-11-06
C0SNOP0L An
CL U.B T0 D 0
NAVY lands
Department Owned q Tracts
81 Years unaWares, Says
Philip Buettner

The Navy Department recently
discovered that it has owned three
tracts of land IN the United States
since 1923 and 1882, Philip Buettner,
head Of the real estate section Ok
the Judge Advocate Generals office
of the navy. told the Cosmopolitan
Club, yesterday. at the weekly lunch
con meeting IN the Franklin Square
Hotel.
Mr.. Buettner told his fellow
Cosn1opoI itans Of the work involved
In keeping the Navy Department
advised of its land holdings, many
Of which only recently have come
to light.
James e. CoIIifIower, also address-
ing the club, urged the members To
study public speaking and thus be
equipped to take an active part IN
civic affairs.
Doctor j. Rozier Biggs, chairman
OF the entertainment committee,
announced that the first ladies'
night Of the present season win be-
held at Rauseher's, November 10.
Attendance prizes donated by Fred
Drew and Michael M. Doyle were
awarded to Laurance p. Rubel and
Al. w. Lee. Paul r. Brandstedt
presided.
The Washington times., 1925-11-06
LIEUT.. WOOD AGREES 70
GRANT WIFE,S DIVORCE

WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. g..
Lieuteant Osborne G. Wood. son Of
General Leonard Wood Of
the Philippines, after q conference
here with Reuben Satterthwaite,
his attorney, and Robert II. Rich-
ards, his wife's attorney, announced
he win not contest Mrs. Woods ac.
tion for divorce.
Wood returned to New L ID
said he would leave for Tampa, Fla.
later today.
The Washington times., 1925-11-06
GREEKS ASK SECURITY
PACT FOR BALKAN STATES

ATHENS, Nov. 6.The Greek
government has notified the League
Of Nations that it would Ike to
initiate negotiations for Balkan
security pact, similar to the
Locarno pacts, enforcing arbitra.
ton.
entire accord with the statement Of
Austen Chamberlain, British foreign
minister, that such incidents as tho
recent Greco-B Bulgarian border clash
should not be permitted to recur.
The Washington times., 1925-11-06
ANCIENT BURIAL CAVE
or MAoRIS DISCOVERED

cHRIsTcHURcH, N. q, Nov. 6.
"A Maori burial cave Of great an
tiquity has been found in the noun.
tains of Auckland .prcvince.
Among hundreds of skeletons and
rare relies there was found the
mumified body of an ancient chief
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29

por ejemplo, no Sc detienen pen.
sar que estan envenenando lenta-
mente centenares de nifios ino-
centes y solo ven una misera ga
nancia de unos cuantos centavos
que diariamente les produce esta
alberta violaci6n a la ley y este Sc
rio atentado contra la salud del
pueblo.
Y a1iora les, corresponds Ell turno
a los adulteradores del cafe. En-
esta capital Ell negocio de harina de
cafe es uno de los mas extendidos
Hay dos tres marcas reconocidas,
dos tres firmas ofrecen un produc-
to de excelente calidad. Pero hay
tambi6n varios individuos que Ian
zan al inercado todos los meses un
nuevo producto, que desgraciada-
mente, quizas por la misma irrespon
sabilidad del fabricante, la mayor
de las veces resulta adulterado, con
grave perjuicio de la salud del pJ-
blico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
PERU Sc RET1RA DE
La COMLSLON DE
PLEBLSCTTO
HUELGA De TELEGRAFlSTAS EN- SHANGH
Dos mlIlOneS de Chinos afeCtados por las nnunda-
clones de Shantung. lei Phi fraCaSa en- Su vueIO
EI Or. SChaCht ira EStadoS UndoS

AFRICA Chile, setiembre % (Ca-
bic Franc3s).- La delegation pc
ruana para la limitaei6n de la
frontera Sc ha retirado de la Co
mission que Sc -ocupa de arreglar
Ia vieja disputa sobre Tacna-Arica
al frente de la cual Sc halla el
General Pershing. Esta decision
de Peru Sc debe un supuesto
ataque que Sc ha llevado a cabo
aver contra Ernesto Rodriguez,
uno de los conaisionados peruanos,
cuando Il lego a Tacna a bordo
dal transporte peruano "Ucayali"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
IA SUBASTA DE AVER EN- Ell
DEPARTAMENTO DEL
INTERIOR

En- la tarde de aver a las 200
2. NJ. Sc lley0 a efecto en- la ofici
ma del Comisionado del Interior, Ii
siguiente subasta:
CONSTRUCTION de 2.S KIM Gle la ca
rretera "TruiilIo Alto Gurabo", trc
20 "Gurabo- -Divisoria' cuyo presu
puesto aprobado asciende a la SUI
ma de yEINTE MIL TREINTA Y
TRES DOLARES, catorce centavos
($20,033.14), habiendo concurrido
los siguientes postores:
Enrique Umpierre, Rio Piedras,
$25, ,954.65.
S. Zen0n, San Juan, $26,S70.17.
M Rivera Ferrer, San Juan,
$2774155.
La Junta dc Subasta oportuna
nente hard las recomendaciones &C
rrespondientes.
g. Ramirez de ArellanO,
Sub-COmisiOnado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
EN- UN BUFETE
DE AVOCADO.

La invitaci6n sera hecha por un
lider de la minoria,- vamos a
decir por ahora 81 republican, pu-
70 socialista,-el cual va ha
sostenido conyersaciones privadas
con los demas asegurando la ce-
lehraci6n de la reunion polftica
de cue hablamos.
Esa reunion, que promote resul
tar interesantisima, tendra lugar
en- el bufete de cierto abogado, Gu
20 nombre ,revelaremos en- breve,
dando amplios detalles. Aun mas,
auizas dentro de dos dfas rom
pamos voluntariamente la inc6g-
nita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
lnvItaci6n para una
reunion pOIltica
Sera Ianzada en- breVe pOr
un IideF de la minoria

I'm nuestra Ultima edici6n domi-
nical dimos cuenta de un nuevo-
movimiento politico de oposici6n
cue Sc inieia y que esta patroci-
nado por las minorias. Entramos
Ell completes detalles, por 10 cual
el publieo ha tenido oportunidad
de imponerse de todo cuanto ocu-
rre, tanto en- un campo politico, CO.
mo en- el otro.
Pero no creimos que nuestra' in
formation del domingo estuviese
tan proxima a la realidad inmedia-
ia. Nuestras noticias absolutamen-
te exaetas, esperabamos Sc empe-
zasen a curhplir despu6s de. Navi-
dad. Pero evidentemente los aeon
tecimientos van i'm POGO mas apri
sa de 10 que nosotros nlismos crei-
mos y vamos a decir por que.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
coHTINUA Ia
INVESTIGATION

Pero como es natural. la justicia
no paede actuar sin pruebas y Sc
Ia ordenaao una ssgunda investiga
eion de los heehos para determinar
Ia acci6n 4 saguiT, pOniendo punto
5ral Al pr0ceao.
Al efeeto. 81 dia once de este mes
20 trasiae6 Guyana el detective
Israel sofia para continuar la in,
vsstigaei6n del crimen, e. dsteoti-
ye Sofia Ia sido euien desde un
aEinciFiO ha intervonido en- este ca
70, IA sldo qaien Ia tornado decla-
rac.6n todos los vecinos de los
hrrmanos Ftgueroa, y quien con una
hahliidad sorprcndente ha consegui
90 revivir hech0s que ocnrrieroa
hacs dos amos cen Ia mis,na reaE-
dad de aquel dia en- que IN hom-
bro sRelmbio en- un cafaverai q
aispaE0s dc revolver
III detective Solla esta vez "a
trahalado como anxiliar del Jnez
Municipal de Guayama, LcdO. T.
camseho. quisn RI dia once cito
q nnmeroses testigos. los cHales fue
ron conducidos al cuartel do Ia pO-
licia, prestand0 alli declaration ba-
10 irTswento en rolaci6n con el eri-
men que Sc investiea.
Sc rendira N inf0rre a san
juan = Sc 0srora enc mug psonso
Sc sspa ensl habFa dc ser la soiH-
ei6n deanitiEa este interesanti-
sim0 pFoeeso en- cue dos hermanos
inegan como protagonistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
ALEMANIA ESPERA GRAN
DES' C0sAS. DE LA COME
RENCIA DEL PACTO

BERLIN, setiembre %. (Cable
Franc6s)-La Conferencia sobre
el Paeto de Seguridad que pronto
ha de llevarse cabo significa
mas para Alemania que la sim
pie conclusion de un acuerdo des-
tinado mantener la paz en- la
frontera occidental. Sc trata tam
bien de un pacto que concierne a
ia fronteras orientales por 10
nenos de una serie de tratados de
arbitraje entire Alemania v sus
vecinos Y de la entrada de Alema-
MIA la Liga de las Naciones,
sus relaciones futuras con Russia
y las compensaciones por su re,
nunciaci6n todas sus pretensio-
nes sobre Alsacia-Lorena. Alema-
MA va a presentarse a la Confe-
rencla con IN punto de vista mas
fuerte, desde el punto de vista di-
plomatico, que en- ninguna otra
ccasi6n desde la guerra. Por la
primera vez no sera una figura
'deudora cuya capacidad para el
pago deternlinan sus antiques enc
nligos. Participant en- los debates
y contribuira 10 nlismo que las
otras a buscar una solucion de
caracter puramente etico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
Ell DR.. SCHACHT IRA A
ESTADOS UNIDOS

PARIS, setiembre %. Gable
Frances). -'L'Opinion" anuncia
que el DR.. Schacht, Presidente del
Reichsbank tiene la intenci5n de
visitar Estados Unidos. Ell objeti-
yo del DR.. Sehacht sera obtener
ciertas modifcaciones al Plan
Dawes. El Presidente del Reichs-
bank debia haber atravesado ell
Atlantico hace algunas semanas
poro ha preferido esperar que la
mission francesa de Ia deuda, ac-
tualmente en- Washington, termi-
ne sus trabajos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
UNA INvITACIoN.

Podemos asegurar que esta mis-
ma semana Sc lanzara una invita-
cicn a los lideres mas caracteriza-
dos de las minorias, asf como a los
hderes naeionalistas Y federales,
para una reunion informal, que Sc
IA un cambio de impresiones, ten
dente a preparar ell ambiente pa
ra la llegada de Iglesias, cuando
tendra lugar una nueva reunion,
esta vez formal, para discutir las
posibilidades de formar un parti-
DO de oposici6n.
Los informes que tenemos son
de que esta reunion de que habla
mos Y que posiblemente tendra lu-
gar esta misma semana, Sc vera
nuy concurrida por todos los IL
deres de las minorfas.
Parece que Sc proponen ir pre-
9arando desde ahora el terreno en-
el seno de sus propias colectivida-
des, para cue cuando hagan el Ila-
mamiento general no haya difficult
tades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
ALREDOR DE S35,OOO HA PRO-
DUCIDO Ell ACUEDUCTO DE
SAN JUAN EN- LOS DOS
ULTIMOS ANOS.

De acuerdo con los deseos de los
ADMINISTRATORS municipales de
San Juan, Ell administrator del
acueducto, senor Daniel Sosa, ha
rendido al Alcalde, Y este a su vez
10 ha remitido a la AsambIea, un
interesante informe conteniendo
los ingresos por concepto de dicho
servicio durante los meses de Ju-
lio v Agosto.
Informa el senor Sosa que EN-
julio el Acueducto produjo s17,7O-
900, Y en- agosto $17,260.
En- ell informe adamas Sc hace
constar que como resultado de una
investigation practicable al efec-
10, Sc conoce ell niinero de casas
que, por carecer unas de conta-
dores Y otras por tener estos en-
malas condolences, pagan ell aqua
9 base del sistema conocido por
promedio, subiendo el total de aque
las a unas 1916, repartidas de la
siguiente manera: San Juan 146;
Ia Perla, III; Marina, u; Puerta
de TERRA. los; Santurce, s2135; Rio
Piedras, 81 Y Hato Rey. 500.
FL senor Sosa ha sido felicitado
Dor su actividad y cello en- ell des-
empeno de sus deberes, por 10 que
algunos asambleistas, segln in
fcrmes, tienen ell prop6sito de dar-
le I'm voto dc gracia en- Ia session
de esta noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
Ia COMBINATION JUDICIAL

Fero hay 0tFa question que tiene
-csncentIada sobre ST en- estos mo-
mentos h atsnci6n del pdbnco, y
cue Sc espsra qaede resaelta en- una
forma Ell otEa, 81 no hoy mismo,
aHtes de cue el Gobernador salga
otra veg haeia Jajome. Nos refe-
rimOs los nombramientos judicia-
les psnaientes de acci6n defnitiva,
tales como JCez dc Distrito de San
Juan y Juez Municipal, seccicn Pri-
mera. Reina verdadera ansiedad
TOR sabsr los aeOntecimientos y ell
pabiico esta cada vez mas interesa-
do en- estes nombramientos, que por
81 hecho dc qnedarse para ultima
bora se cree ellvuelven importantes
cuestiones politicas, qGe hasta ahora
no han podido ser resueltas.
Los puros pOr su parte, han plan
teaao ana yez Ia question de que a
eiios les corresponds el cargo de
Jaez Municipal vacante. y han en-
vlado a Palacio una teIna para ser
eonsiderada en- relaei6n con sl pro-
ximo nombramiento. la resolucion
del GobernadOr. detsrminara pues
enal es 81 opinion en- euanto al dere-
eho cue alegan los repnbicanos pu-
ros. De ghi el que 6stos tambien
esperen coz ansiedad los nombra-
mientos, cue como SO We, en- Ell fon-
do envuslven euestiones mucho mas
importantes cue ellos en- 81
Escrito 10 anterior nos enteramos
dc que ha sido nOmbrado juez Mu-
EieiPal el juez at-large, sr. Aybar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
LOS TELEGRAFISTAS DE
SHANGHAI EN- HUELGA.

SHANGHAI, setiembre %. (Uni
ted Press.)-Todos los empleados
en- la administration del TELEGRAPH
chino Sc han levantado en- huelga
on demanda de mejores salaries.
Sc cree que este es el Prelude de
una huelga general en- toda Ia ma
ci6n.