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Evening star., 1925-10-01

Legion Auxiliary, left Washington to-
day for Omaha, Nebr., to attend the
national convention of that organiZa
ton. She will be absent until the
middle of this month and will visit in
Chicago, Toledo and Harrisburg be-
fore returning here.
Mrs Henry Jones Ford is in Wash
ington for the Winter after visits in
Baltimore and New York, and is in
her apartment at the Culverton, on
Columbia road.
Mr. and Mrs. William p Boland Of
Haverhill, Mass, are stopping at
the Lee House and expect to re-
main in the Capital some time before
returning to their home.
Col. and Mrs. John A. Wagner will
entertain at the opening dinner dance
or the season at Wardman Park Hotel
Saturday evening in honor of the
birthday anniversary of their daugh-
ter, Miss Corinne Wagner.
Mrs. Wallace w. Chiswel went to
New York yesterday and will return
TO her apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel the end Of the week.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
MRS. COOKS DEATH
BATTLES CORONER
Jury Declares Slayer Un-
known and Urges lnvestiga-
ti0n of Acts of Husband.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VINTON, Iowa. October 1.-The cor
oner's jury investigating the mysteri-
Gus fatal shooting of Mrs. Myrtle I'm
derwood Cook w. G. T. L. president
slain in her home September {. today
was unable to name any one response
BILE for her death, but recommended
that Investigation as to her husband,
Clifford B. Cook, be continued.
Cook Is out on $1,000 bonds on
charges Of perjury following the re-
turn of an indictment by the county
grand jury. Mrs. Cook was shot and
killed by an unknown assailant as
she sat in her home here.
The coroner's jury convened yester-
day. Mrs. Hester NJ. Selling, friend
of the Cooks when they lived in the
same Sioux City rooming house, was
called. as was Mrs. 5. w. Cook. mother
of the man under indictment. The
coroner's jury quiZzed Mrs. Cook
about her reported remark that she
heard Mrs. Myrtle Underwood Cook. as
she was dying, utter the name or u
man, and that her natural inference
was that the man was the one who
shot her daughter-in-laW.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
BANK WOMEN HEAR
OF DRY LAW CASES
Grow From 10000 to $4,000 in
Single Year, Mrs. Willebrandt
Tells Atlantic City Gathering.

Special Dispatch to The Star
ATLANTIC CITY, October From
September, 1921, to September, 1925,
prohibition cases brought before AS
sistant Attorney General Mabel
Walker Willebrandt Of Washington
have increased from 10000 to $4,000
a year, said Mrs. Willebrandt. who
spoke to the Association of Bank
Women at the Amba ssador yesterday.
do YOU realize that many people
whom you admire, who move in your
circle, violate the prohibition law and
by SO doing support bootleggers and
smusglers in grand style?' she asked
the association. The growing wealth
OF these lawbreakers is undermining
the foundation Of our Government.
Money in the hands of these un-
scrupulous people is used to buy JUS
tice. when it can be bought. OF "a
bootleggers in one band in the South
Evening star., 1925-10-01
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
Leo ]. White and Marion Woodfolk.
Edward c. Corbin of Alexandria Va. ana
Edith c. Tanner of this city.
sealeno J. Harris and Della z. Proctor;
Clarence Bundv and Annlenlay summons
James A. Black ir. and Virginia 5.
Strange. both of Richmond. Va.
John 1ierney of this city and Margaret
NJ. Travcrs OF Hyattsville. Nd:
James l.. Dietz and Nellie Y. Green
Edmond f Soper and Osa NJ. Anderson.
Jacob, 1. Crawford of Capitoi Heights
Md. and Sonora II. Brown of Winton. Va.
Oswald n Todd and Dorothy H. Russell.
Selden B. .Armat and Leona '. Pascoe.
RoEie Spriggs and Alice Johnson.
Howard H. Maclley of this city. and Ma
filda +. kendricks Of Cincinnati. ONO
John W. Mates of SpartausbGrg. ). C.. and
Ruth E. Ogg Of Columbia, 5. c.. ~,
William c. Black of Silver Spring, Md,
and Evelyn L. Scarlet of this city,
lie Roy Anderson and EStele Lee;
John +. Keller of Middletown, Nd, and
Marjorie A, epeck of Staunton. Va,
LawtOn Cooper of Fort Myer, Va, and
Josephine Van Dyke of this city.
Grason c. Moore and Mary Donohoe.
George A. Groves of Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Wilma NJ. Games of this city.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
Births Reported.

The following births have been replrtcd
tn the Health Department in the last "a
hours:
William E and EVELYN Thomas. hoy twins.
James A. and Mamie p. Johns. boy.
Michael W. and Eva Moore. bog.
Louis b. and Leondn H"lly. boy.
Roy C and Mary Bragg. hoy.
Percy l. and HIlda CicnshaW. hoy;
Erwin C. ard, and Emi!ie B l.. ,,i paSis Eny boy.
Clifton c. and Augusta u. Cornwell. boy.
Louis ap4 aa,T GrrtrHdS 1RRnxffr R,xfngs girl lirI
Charles W and Mary Wolfe. boy.
James and Rehccca Bailey. girl.
Oliver and Carrie c. Hinton. boy.
Percy w and NJ Estclle Wood slrl
Thomas and Mary Garrett. girl.
William and Lucy Bowen. boy;
Prince Albert ana Edith Brandon, boy.
Charles E and Bessie West. girl.
RegEe and Julia Cant. girl.
Jacob and Hattie Addison. boy.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
SOCIETY
Continued from Eighth Page.)


Assistant Secretary to former Secre-
tary Fall. Mrs. Stafford is with her
son, Mr.. Harvey +. Spinner, at 1901
Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Lee p Warren has changed
the date of the dance she will give for
her daughter, Miss Lenore Scullin, at
the Montgomery Country Club, to
December II.
Mr.. James r. Ellerson, jr., who is
in Florida, will return here within a
week or two. Mr.. Ellersons brother,
Mr.. T.. NJ. EllerSon, is recovering from
a serious illness here.
Judge George Harvey, American
judge of the Court of First Instance
in Manila and a former resident of
Washington, who has been a guest at
the Grace Dodge Hotel for several
days. left last night for New York
Cilv, where he will sail on board the
S. $. Leviathan. Judge Harvey has
taken years leave of absence so
that he may take a trip around the
world. He will return to Manila via
Europe.
Mr. Edwin d. F'lather has moved
from 2029 Connecticut avenue and
taken an apartment at POO MasSa-
chuSettS avenue.
Mr.. b. w. F'leisher of Toxic was
guest of honor at a luncheon given
yesterday ut the Cosmos Club by
Mr. Frederic William Vile. The
guests included the Japanese Ambas-
sador, Mr.. MatSudaira; Mr.. Sawada,
the counselor of the Japanese en-
bassy; Mr.. Frank B. Noyes, Mr.. Hugh
E'raIaripl. NI-
Mark Sullivan. Mr.. Milton b Stras.
burger. Mr.. Charles Nicholson. Mr.
Richard V. Oulahan, Mr.. Wilfrid
F'leisher. Mr.. Elliott f. Thurston, Mr..
David Lawrence, Mr.. Walter S. Rogers
and Mr.. William StyX Wassermann.
Evening star., 1925-10-01

rick Yates, Mrs. John. Philip Her.
mann. Mrs. o. l.. Hoffmiie, Mrs. Z. M.
McReynolds. Mrs. Peter Drury, ST.;
Mrs. Wymond Bradbury, Mrs. William
Leonard Thurber. Mrs. William II. Os-
burn and Mrs. Elmer Saul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Demarest Lloyd and
their three children have taken a
suite at Wardman Park Hotel for
the Winter.
Mr.. Archibald c. V. Wells has re-
turned to Washington after sending
the Summer in the West and is es-
tablished at 1884 Nineteenth street
for the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob L. Ezekiel will
be at home to their friends Sunday,
October 4, from s to IL pm. in honor
of their daughter, Miss Bertha
Ezekiel and her fiance, Mr.. Maurice
kohner, whose wedding will take
place October Z.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the last "a
Julia A. Ashford. rs. 2sO9 Dumbarton ave.
Charles. H; Robinson. 80. ell route TO
Freedmen's Hospital.
Samuel NJ Craiey. 81 T21 3rd st.
Thomas Belt. 10l. 103 st. Sc
Mamie Cunningham. ~. 10th and SITS.
Sc. Gallinger Hospital.
Cora Duncan. -. Tuberculosis Hospital
Benjamin Power 81. Georgetown Cniver-
sity Hospital.
Charles HENDERSON. ,. Children's Hospital.
Walter P. Carter. 26. Emergency Hos
pital
Edgar Carson. 80. Providence Hospital
Danzalella Penny. 81. Freedmen's Hos
pital
Walter c. Cliff l month. 7sO Harvard st.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
Being Pleasant.
From the Edinburgh Scotsman.

From the Edinburgh Scotsman.
A certain sour spinster always be-
came annoyed when asked a question
the answer to which she considered
obvious. Thus on the last night of
April she asked the girl at the hotel
desk to call her early the next morn
ing by ringing the telephone bell in
her bedroom.
ITO catch a train?" asked the girl
pleasantly.
For what other reason does one
wish to be called early?'
Sometimes one is to be Queen of
the May" suggested the girl, still
pleasantly
Evening star., 1925-10-01
He Deserved to Lose.

From the CHICAGO News.
Gentlemen of the jury" said a
laundering counsel in a suit about
some hogs. there were just SO hogs
in that drove; please to remember that
80 hogs-eXactly three times as
many as there are in the jury box,
gentlemen"
The counsel did not win his case
Evening star., 1925-10-01

Mrs. Thacker V. Walker, president
of the District of Columbia American
Evening star., 1925-10-01

Assistant Secretary to former Secre-
tary Fall. Mrs. Stafford is with he-
| son, Mr.. Harvey +. Spinner, at 1901
Massachusetts avenue.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
Chinese First to Aid Hen.

Although hot air or hot water egg
incubation was not known in Europe
until the last decade of the eighteenth
century, the Chinese and Egyptians
nracticed artificial incubation of fowl
eggs thousands of years ago. The in
cubators were enormous ovens of semi
dried bricks. Some of these ovens are
still in existepCa
Evening star., 1925-10-01

Europe and America. The two-seaters
would be cheaper to operate and there
fore cheaper to the rider. 1t is argued.
There is some apprehension that It
would cause overcrowding, however.
Evening star., 1925-10-01
Invitations Issued for
Latta.Iiarvey Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Edwin Harvey
have issued invitations for the we'd
ding of their daughter, Miss Margaret
Heydrick Harvey. and Mr.. James Bull
len Latta, Saturday evening October
II, at $50 O'Clock at $3.50 Chevy Chase
parkway. At home cards announce
that Mr.. Latta and his bride will be
at nome at the same address as that
of her parents after November 10.
The marriage of Miss Leona Vir-
ginia Pascoe to Mai. Selden Brooke
Arnat took place this morning at 10
O'Clock in st Thomas Episcopal
Church. the Rev c. Ernest Smith
officiating. Maj. and Mrs. Armat left
Immediately after the ceremony for
IA Northern wedding trip They will
make their home in Boston, where
Maj. Armat is disbursing officer of the
United States Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Standifer and
their little daughter. Jane, are at
Wardman Park Hotel for several
weeks while their home on Massa-
chusetts avenue Is being made ready
for occupancy. They have been
spending the Summer at their old
home in Portland, Greg, and in San
Francisco.
Col and Mrs. w. A. Mccain and
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Nc
Cain, have returned to their home at
1909 Phelps place after being in their
Summer home in New Hampshire for
the season.
Mrs. Thacker V. Walker, president
of the District of Columbia American
Evening star., 1925-10-01
Two-Seated Taxis Urged.

London has started a movement for
a two-seated taxicab to take the place
of the ordinary taxicab which seats
four persons and Is now In use in
Evening star., 1925-10-01

who were convicted recently. 60 were
reported to be millionaires.'
Mrs. Willebrandt described Florida
as "a thirsty tongue reaching out to-
ward the Bahamas"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28

ordinsrios, si sa le rebaian al to-
tel de los tltinos, montante a
S7Al s3, tenemos cue dichos fon-
dos. ord!narios, dc primera intencio
apareccn sobregirados por la can
tidad dc SGT .9s. Rsto con9t,tuys
rna violsci6n a la secci6n 21 CHI
del Reglsmento de Contabiddad VI
gente los preceptos reglamenta-
rios para cuentas especiales. Pero
este no es todo 10 que hay sobre
este asunto.
Las rartidas "344-A- Para un
conserje auxiliar temporero para el
salon adicional del Barrio San
Juan Moderno, por nueve meses a
S15. 90 mensuales, t347-A- Repa-
raci6n v conservation n"evos leca-
les que han de habilitarse para nue.
vas escuelas" y "322-A- Para I'm
Lono de S178 20 por nueve mese5
escolares, para cada uno de los
maestros adicionales fueron crea-
das, segGn ordenanza No. Al, apro-
bada por la Asamb.ea Municipal el
. de octubre de 1924 Y por el A.
calde ell dia del mismo mes Y a1o,
por medic de transferencias de crc-
ditto de las partidas No. 159 y 271
del Presupuesto Ordinario VICENTE,
pagaderas con fondos ordinarios.
I.uego Ell credito provisto para pa
gar las tres primeras asignaciones
fIe obtenido de partidas a pagar
con cargo a fondos ordinarios, no
obstante, este, el total pagado con
cargo a dichas asignaciones montan-
te $411 81 fue deducido de los
fondos de instruction indebidamen-
tie, cuaIdo debi6 haberse rebajado
de los fondos ordinarios.
Como die antes de primera in
tencion habia IN sobregiro de
SGT. Sc, en- los fondos ordinarios y
81 este sobregiro le sumamos los
Sail 81 rebajados indebidamente de
los fondos de instruction, tenemos
que los fonGos ordinarios ell dia II
de enero de 1925, al hacerse car
go la nueva administrator, esta-
Ian sobregirados por $500. AZ, en-
Wolacion a 10 dispuesto por la sec
tContin1a en- la pag. 81
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I'll nueyO presUpUesiO
frances prOyOca ata.
lorados debates en- Ia
Camara de diputados
sE IMPoNEN NUEvAS CONTRI-
BUCToNEs.-, Sc HAGEN Es-
FUERzoS sUPREMos PARA CON
sEGUIR LA EsTABILIzACIoN
DEL FRANCO

PARIS, febrero 81. Gable Fran
ces) .-Continna la discussion del nue.
vo presupuesto en- la c&mara de
Diputados. A cada momento Sc sus
citan acalorados debates, pues la
opinion esta muy dividida.
FL gobierno que dirige Herriot,
esta realiEando grandes esfuerzos pa
ra conseguir La rehabilitation del
franco. Sc considera que es ese el
Inice medic para asegrrar Ell cr6di-
to frances en- Ell exterior.
Al efecto, Sc estan imponiendo
nuevas contribuciones, para hacer
frente la dificil situaci6n. Sc ha
i1npuesto una contribution adicio-
nal las compafifas de seguros.
Tambien las compafias de pubhci
dad entran Ell la nueva combina-
cion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28
FL dia IL del mes tLirante embar-
cara para el Nulte uH COmitf de
6uterOs para combatir Ia "mOsca
del MediteraaeO"
Asislnsa Il min cue ca Il ssuids l. bra en Washington

re'a eanfFonlsndo con este profile
ma. y ~ heghs Pruebas en- Ia STEM
lgs as un aong9 cue es natural enc
uiEo ee IA tal M0sca, y cuyo eulti-
fo segeE ps.ees. hace seguTa Is
DE- trpeei6n del Faaldito insecto.
En cHbs - ha hseho pnblieo que
san Faliofo h0ns0 ssla q Ia dispo-
nciCn de- craafas PERSONS 50 iR.e.
ressn par h ineha contra Ia Mosca
q ga Ia Estae On Experimental. 10
aesfaehaFan rapldaments eusi-
lrisr lugaF donde fusren neeesarios
fas beas1eissos ssFYieios. con el
Innelpal oblsto de que Ia propa
gaei6n DO tsta p.anta Sc efeet6e en-
81 WeHer tempo possible.
les cue Sc intelessn deben soil
eitar sn pedid3 Al Director de Ia
Rstaeion Experimental Agr6noma.
ssntiago de ias Vegas.
Los pegitos de este Departamen-
20 tasab,en remitiran cuantos IN
formes sean neessarios para Ia pro.
pagaei5n de este hongo que tan gra-
~ pfoblema IA Tesuelto.
lie aqni ahi una oportunidad pa.
"a haeef ma pueba en- contra de
IA sHpuesta pisga cue Sc nos pre-.
seEta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28
BERLIN Sc MUEsTRA
OPTIMISTA

BERLIN. febrero 27. (Cable fran
c6s)-En los circulos ofciales de
esta capital existe ell mayor op-
tinisme en- relaci6n con ell reSulta-
do de las negociaciones de caractec
econ6nico quo Sc estan Hevando
g, cabo en- Paris. Sc asegura que
alemanes y franceses llegaran a
IN acuerdo facilmente, va que anl
bos reconocen la conveniencia Dc
reanudar sus relaciones comervia-
les, conrtibuyendo de csc modo a
la prosperidad general de anbas
naciones. Las negociacio1es sc han
reanudado dentro de la mayor cor
disHdad. despu6s de m rsocso de
varios dias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28
Ia BRILLIANT nECEPCION ~
IA REmDENCiA pEL CONSUL
Ia fANIO DOMINGO

~ ala o. ayer uess para Jos
aomlnicsnos pua s'saifrae ia IN,
mensas e. para ~ os faeha gleriosa
pusa te eumHle "a "A aaisersari0 de
su independeHe o qne cenoBistafon
oeffsnarae sansre Genefosa y no.
Die Para neap.Fpa, famh fa as sim
p4tlea sa feeha pnes Yemos en =
eeiehraeifn ae la hsefs de Ia a..
dependeneia 81 fanfo Domingo. o.
FeaiiEmcieu a. af.a hassha Rier.osa
poF herpanes en ~ ssuaTe 3 ~ "a
Fa4a. IA hsfs4hirs dam Birsna a.
die como aFer. sd . rn 6esisa s eB.
tiislaalno ios domiairsnos. ante
Cue nada, ten psff e.sr f. earts
eabai. dehenden ri honor a. o.
Fruho 81 fofas lar rffsTnstaneias
y nunea kfn feri ato en ofrendar
sus Fieas eH aFns "a "a pat
I IL colpn'a ipm'n.fana a. nses.
Ira eaBiiai. fslaa1s por slstng1i-
das personalia&rs g. "a Rep6bllcs
no podia deiaT psssr tal fecha mad
Fertida. ATer preaa inf .tael6n
asistimos 8 ia huiiante fecepe.dn
cue eeiebgara ca su fesideneia de
hiFamaF. - Cdnsui de Santo DO.
minzo en fuero Rico. seiior Ortiz
AFzeno. La reoepcl e. sn connie
moFnrion o. tan g0rlpsa fecha. fe.
saitb esp'endda. "a eoioaia domi-
nienna eEtaha easi toaa en- 81 hoear
del seAor Consul. aaemas d. dis.
tinguidas pelsoaa 'idsdes &C. rue
tra socledsd
A4sica. d.sfufsos. seauios. g.
Has mujerea b sohse to,io mueha
eordiaiidad ias horas transeusrie-
ron FapidsH.snfe. 3 d co.ona do
minleana prede f.tar mas que "a.
fiafeeha ~ . uianefa IAN brlllan-
e como Fl sehor Ogtfs Arzeno ha
aabido esieifaf el anirersar'o a.
IL IndepeEdene'a de 80 patria.
Auestra feliriiacl ca 81 senor Con.
sal dominieane por tsn bfillante fes-
tivai
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28
posA MARIA LUIsA ROGER

= 81 distinguida DANA que haee
noea. aespues Dc larga ausencia en-
ksfados rnidos. ha llegado a Puer-
20 REQ de nuevo. Sc ausentara dc
San Juan por brsyes dias a visital
81 oeaie de Ia is'a desde donde Ia
iaa'aa numerosas amistades
~ D.. Arrillaga Rogue. de- Aiias-
81. Gle de tan frme prestigio dis
fnta por toda esa costa en- parti.
eglar. = en- general en- toda Ia isla
ia hs invitado a que vaya a su
pneb'o a nasaF un alegre ratio y el
So kmii'o l. Garcia. Alcalde de
Ea7ana Grande. puesto a que 10
han elevado sus reconoeidos m6ri-
fos "a ha invitado a que visite es.
O. ofra roblaei6n donde Ia aguar
dau con erfuslasm0.
For % v.ato la s.n. Maria Luisa
koger Foza d. innumersblcs sim
pst.as en ese distrito. cosa que no
~ ~ eEtrahsr 81 re tienen en- euen.
"a sns muchas grandes dotes perso.
na'es s. 81 ear.no. el reopeto Ia
tdHiFacitn cue csplegta en- TODD
sonfi cue IA trata.
= deseamos . Ia Sra. Rogor que
PEI slT eTta mueho en- su viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28
Albert Thomas Y los
puebIOS IberOame-
riCdaOs
LA oFICTNA INTERNATIONAL
DEL TRABAJo AYUDARA A
los EsTADoS JovENEs
para Ell MUNDo)
FL ex-ministro frances sien-
te una calida simpatia por las
grandes colectividades de lem
qua espafiola y portuguese.

NJ. Albert Thomas piensa reali-
zar un viaje a America pr6xima-
mente. Lo han invitado los delega-
dos de las republicas hispanoame-
ricanas la Ultima Conferencia In
ternacional del Trabajo. Nos pare
ce un acierto este viaje por dos ra-
zones: La primera, porque los pue-
bios hispanoamericanos nccesitar
que los hombres representatives de
Europa conozcan la ohra social que
realizan; la segunda, porque Albert
Thomas, que lucha en- nuestro con-
tinente a todas horas, sin tregua
nj descanso en- favor de la justicia
y Gel progreso social, necesita vel
con sus propios ojos el panorama
de America, en- donde la vida es
tan intensa y en- donde, por tanto,
Sc pueden aplicar las eXperiencias
realizadas en- los viejos paises in
dustriales.
Albert Thomas. que, a juicio de
las personals de mas alta jerarquia
intellectual de Europa y America
es casi irreemplaZable al frente de
la 0ficina International del Traba-
.io, sc da cuenta perfecta de 10 que
pueden significar en- ell future pa
ra la realization de la Parte XIII
del Tratado de Versailles, los pue'
bios iberoamericanos. En- sus rela.
clones con los delegados de aque.
Hos paises, en- las cartas que ha
esclito sobre problemas materiales
y espirituales latinoamericanos pu-
biicados por Ia prensa de Ia repd
blicas del Centre y Sur de America
sc ponen de relieve sus deseos dc
que los pueblos de lengua espanola
y portuguese no abandonen nj ur
momento sus puestos en- la politica
social international. Hay en- clio ur
noble afan: ell de que la obra en- ia
vor de la justicia social tenga Ia
cordial cooperation de todos los
pueblos, sin exception alguna. Pc.
70 hay tambien una preocupacion
la de que sean los pueblos jove.
mes con su generosa compression
de la question social, los que sena.
len las viejas comunidades euro
peas canninos de fraternidad dt
justicia entire los hombres. Ell ex.
ministro frances, cuya mirads
abarca todo ell panorama social, J
cuyo fino espiritu sabe distingui,
los mas leves matices, considera
para la perfection de la obra qut
sc irnpuso, cuando ell mundo err
presa de todo los dolores y de to
das las inquietudes, que no s0lc
hay que salvar los pueblos viejos
de odios seculares, sino prevenir {
los j6venes para que no caigan Ell
/ Ia n1isma tortura.
/ Para comprender esta geneross
preocupacion del director de la Of.
Gina International del Trabajo, bas
ia leer un articulo que publica "In.
forlnaciones Sociales", organo er
lengua castellana de aquella Ofci.
(Continua en- la pag. 81
4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28
MANIFESTACEONES DEL
AUDITOR MUNICIPAL
DE SAN JUAN SORRE
Ell ESTADO FINANCE
RO EN- GENERAL DEL
MUNICIPIO
Ell senior Ramirez hace his
toria de la situaci6n desde
ell dia u de enero en- que to-
mo possession.
MUNIcIpIO DE SAN JUAN
ENTAR1oS
ToMA DE POSSESSION

! GNhA La GO06SS40N
El dia 12 de enero de 1925, a
las dos de la tarde, me traslad6
a la ofcina del Auditor Municipal
con Ell prop6sito de tomar possession
de dicho cargo, para el cual fui
nombrado por Ell Hon. Alcalde de
esta c.udad y conf.rmado por la
Asamblea Municipal en- su session
inauguIal de dicho dia. Despues
de inforlnarle mi obieto al Auditor
sa,isnts, este inmediatamente puso
bajo mi control toda la documen-
t&cion de esta oficina, asi como va
rios asuntos que estaban bajo Su
&C ccnsideTaci6n.
A ests respecto deseo hacer cons
tar que durante ell tempo que duro
d;cha entrega, ell Auditor saIente
1De extenaio toda clase de cortesias
osi como que durante dicho acto
una afectuoSa cordialidad rein5 en-
ire ell fGncionario saliente y el cue
suscrite.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-28

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