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Evening star., 1925-10-04
ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY
Continued fror, Fifteenth PaEeD

Audrey Schwa imam. vko will ne
married to Mr. Paul Gardner of Wash,
ineton Tuesday. Miss Schwarzmann
was assisted by Mrs. Francis Fannon,
Mrs. Oliver Summerfield Stone, Miss
Helen knight and Miss Anna May
knight
Mrs. Robert Vaughan. ir.. has Joined
Mr.. Vaughan al the Fairfax after a
visit to relatives in Philadelphia and
Baltimore
Mrs. r. T. Chandler and Miss Flea
nor Chandler of Philadelphia and Mrs.
f. r. Wnltmore of Washington have
left for their homes after visit &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Emh2rdt.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s Barker Of
Tampa, Fla. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs, John Crothers
Miss Agnes Murphy Of Los Angeles
was 4 guest last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Fannon, in George Wash.
ington Park
Miss Julia Chambers and Mr How.
ard GRAY of Syracuse, n y. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart.
Miss Mildred Kennedy of Portland
Greg, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. F. MCGOWAN en- route 20 :=ew York
City, where she will attend school dur
ing the coming session.
Miss Sophie Julian Of Salisbury.
y. c, is the guest of her brother and
sister-in-law, Nh. and Mrs. Gilmer
Julian
Mr. and Mrs W I Penn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Penn and Milton Penn,
II, are back from visit TO friends
in Herndon, Va
Nr MAYNARD Showers of Cedar
Falls. Iowa. has arrived TO spend the
Winter With his uncle and aunt DR.
end Mrs. c. c. Eockey. while attend,
ing Georgetown University Dr and
Mrs. Bocke,. entertained Wednesday Y
evening for Mr.. Showers and Midship-
man P w Watson of Annapolis
Miss Julia Nocelsang of New York
City IS the guest Of her brother and
stster-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs W. 3
vogelsanc
Miss Edith Garrett is home from a
trip to Miami. Fla
Mr.. and Mrs F w. Palm morored
to Westminster Nj and spent the
week end with >eiativee
MSS Elizate.h IumCardner has re
turned from is to Mrs Birmine-
ham at ColoEia. Beach
Miss Adele 'Eassman of Washington
spent the past WEEK end as the guest
of Mrs II ! Touns
Mr. and Mrs " c. Livingston of
Atlanta and Mrs Philip T. Graves Of
Laurel, Nd are The guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r Harding
MISS NT-tdNS Wv SflS mas returned 10
her home in Spot;sylvania, Va. after
visit 70 Mr. AMI Mrs Norman Simp-
son.
Mrs. William E Richards IS back
from 4 visi' - hey mother. Mrs. Mar.
garet Crawford n New York City.
Miss Esthel Richards was the week
end guest .: Mrs Dewey Tate in
Fredericksburg
Mr. and Mrs LOUIS de Ford of Ca
louisville. Nd. we're guests last week
Of Miss Nina Futon n her home on
Duke street.
Miss CAROLYN Burgess is spending
the week erd With her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Walter Burgess. in their
home Reya. Culpeper County.
Miss Cora Smoot and Miss Loula
Sn,oof and their nephew. NJ Robert
Wheat have returned from visit 70
Mrs. ] clinton Smoot in North
Viikeshoro y :" Mr.. Wheat also
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Oriental Rugs of Matchless Beauty
Chinese and Persian Productions
These Beautiful reflect the Of Blues Browns.
the blending be kened old
They adaptable the house and the extremely
which have placed
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PUBLICITY OVER ADOPTION GIRL
 DEFEATS PLAN
AUTHORITIES QUESTION SEWARD MAN REGARDING INTENTIONS
 TO GIRLS FUTURE
GIRL WILL CONTINUE STUDIES
Family of Victoria Say That No Prop osition Has Been Made to Them
 By Popular Seward Man

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30 [P)- Two sisters of Victoria Des Champs, the thirteen year old Missoula girl, withdrew their consent to allow John w. McCord, wealthy Alaskan miner and oil man to adopt her, after the police juvenile authorities yesterday questioned McCord regarding his in tentions The older sister, Nadine, said: "Too much sensation surrounds the adoption of Victoria. He will con- tinue her studies of art and music"
 McCord became acquainted with Victoria and one of her sisters in Portland, and renewed the acquain- tance here several days ago. McCord planned to leave for Missoula in a few days to gain permission for the adoption from Victoria's family.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-30
MINERS ACCEPT PLAN0F P[NCHOT
 SETTLE STRIKE
MINERS WILLING TO GO WITHOUT INCREASE IF PRICE OF COAL
 IS NOT RAISED
NEW PRECEDENT IN STRIKES
Telegram Sent to President Lewis Notifying Him That Men Are
 Willing for Conference

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 30 (P- Representatives of the United Mine Mine Workers accepted as a basis o1 settlement the plan of Goovernor Pin chot, submitted to them yesterday and have agreed to meet the opera tors and representative at any time to negotiate an agreement
 Governor Pinchot sent a telegram to President Lewis saying: "The will ingness of the miners to go without an increase in pay unless granted without raising the price of coal tc the anthracite using people of Ameri ca, sets a new high standard in wage disputes in the United States"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-30
RHINELANDER CASE
 GOES TO VERDICT

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Nov. 30 (P) Without taking the stand, Mrs Rhine lander, who is being sued for divorce by her young millionaire husband, on the ground that she has negro blood in her veins, rested her case. Mrs George Jones, the mother of Alice testified that her daughters body was the same color at birth as it is now Rhinelander was recalled to the stand and denied the testimony of Ross Chi dester, a chauffeur, who testified that he told Rhinelander Alice was ne gro before he married her.
 The case has attracted nationwide attention on account of the social standing of the couple.
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SLEEP MAY BE
 DISPENSED WITH

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 30 (P)- The theory that sleep is merely weari ness intoxication and by cultivating better habits humanity may lessen the hours of sleep, is advanced by George Washington university scientists as a result of experiments with eight students. The scientists said that the tests indicated that sleep elimi- mated the poisons in the system Sleep takes less time to eliminate these poi sons than any other method.
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DETECTIVES LOOK
 LOST DIAMONDS

SEATTLE, Nov. 30 P)-Detectives today began search for diamonds valued at more than S1O,OO0 following the arrest yesterday of W. H. Griggs and James K. Smart, confessed accom- plices of H. c. Reid, Canada's alleged burglar, under arrest at Windsor, Ontario. The pair are said to have received the stones from Reid who visited here in August.
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GALES AND TIDAL WAVES HIT MANY
 PARTS EUROPE
UNPRECEDENTED COLD WAVE IN EUROPEAN cENTERS WITH
 INTENSE SUFFERING
PORTS IN FRANCE SNOW BOUND
Mediterranean Shipping Crippled and Many Ships Tied Up-RaiIways
 In Portugal Washed Out

NEW YORK, Nov. 30 (P)-Gales and tidal waves accompanied by un- precedented cold weather are repart- ed from all European centers today. A tidal wave hit the southern Italian coast devastating several towns. Gala bria, Sicily, suffered a terrific storm. Many ports in France are snow bound and many fishing boats and seven men were lost in Brittany. Mediter- ranean shipping was crippled and liners are tied up in port.
 Snow covers France, Spain, the Bri- tish Isles, and Portugal. Railway lines were washed out in Lisbon.
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HUGE ORDER FOR
 CEMENT GIVEN

SEATTLE, Nov. 30 P)-Bond, Tucker & Goodwin, San Francisco Los Angeles, Seattle investment firm, reported they had completed negotia- tions for the purchase of from five to six million barrels of cement from the Concrete, Washington, plant of the Superior Portland Cement Com pany, which has capacity of more than five thousand barrels day and does an annual business of three mil- lions
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HELEN, DAUGHTER OF MIR. AND
 MRS. w. O.. PERRY, DEAD

Word was received in this mail of the death of Helen, youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. O. Perry, former Seward residents, who left here last year for the East. MT. Perry was sta- toned at Jefferson Barracks, near St. Louis, at the time of his daughters demise. Mrs. w. R. Shelhorn receiy. ed letter on the last boat from the Perry's, telling of their sad loss.
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GIRLS HOLD UP BANK

KENNEL, s. Dak., Nov. 30 (P)- Two calm girls drove into town here today in a battered automobile and entered the First State Bank ahd stole $500 in silver after one of them held the cashier at bay with a gun. Both made good their escape. One was about 25 years of age and the other 40. Both wore mems clothing.
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RUNWAYs FOR PLANES ON SHIPS

NEW YORK, Nov. 30 (P)-Runways for airplanes will be provided on the new twenty-six thousand ton steam ships Saturnia and Urania. The planes will be available for passengers desir- ing to proceed more quickly from the ships to ports or cities in Europe. It is expected that the plan will expe- dite the voyage two days.
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Would Bring Girl to Alaska

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30 (P- Police and juvenile authorities today began an investigation of the plans of Jack McCord to adopt Victoria Des Champs. When the parents of the girl at Missoula, Mont, were tele graphed they replied they would not consent to the adoption.
 Police investigators report McCord intended taking the girl to Alaska next spring. The girl and her two sisters told the police they were agreeable to the adoption.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-30
MANY SUICIDES IN ARMY

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 30 (P)- Figures show that suicides, numbering 46, led in the causes of death in the United States army last year. The total deaths were 519. The suicides were due principally to nervous dis. orders.
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No Proposition Been Made

MISSOULA, Mont, Nov. 30 (P- Tony Des Champs, the wealthy father of Victoria, indicated today that Nc Cords efforts to adopt his daughter would be fruitless. He said: we have no word from McCord. If he ex- poets to, come here and see us, we know nothing about it.''
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-30
WILBUR WILL NOT RESIGN

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 30 (P)- President Coolidge is authority for the statement that Secretary of the Navy Wilbur does not intend to resign as was reported in New York. Since the Shenandoah disaster and attendant investigations the demand for Wilbur's resignation has been gaining ground.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-30
BRITISH BEGIN EVACUATION OF
 COLOGNE ZONE
HAVE OCCUPIED BRIDGE HEAD SEVEN YEARS UNDER TERMS
 VERSAILLES TREATY

COLOGNE, Nov. 30 (P)-The Brit ish began the evacuation of the Co., logne zone occupied by them for the past seven years under the terms of the Versailles treaty. Evacuation will start tomorrow, when the first contin- gent of troops will march for their ships to be shipped home.
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VALENTINO IN PARIS

PARIS, Nov. 30 (P)-Rudolph Valen- tino arrived here today to take up painting as a profession and establish a residence so he could assist his wife to obtain divorce from him. Students acclaimed him and tore open his baggage revealing a painting of Winifred done by Rudolph
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WILL OPPOSE ANY OPERATION OF
 MUSCLE SHOALS
COOLIDGE BE GIVEN PERMISSION TO MAKE EXPERIMENTS
 OF POSSIBILITIES

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 30 (P)- A minority report of the Muscle Shoals commission handed President Coolidge Saturday states that it will oppose government operations of the big plant except as a demonstration of it's possibilities in case private in- terests will not lease the site.
 It is understood that Henry Ford has withdrawn his offer for the site
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ELLIOTT SMASHES
 SPEED RECORDS

CULVER CITY, Nov. 30 (P)-Frank Elliott, with speed of 127.87 miles an hour established new record and won the 250 mile auto classic here Saturday, with Harry Hartz second, Fred Conner third, and Bob McDon- ough fourth.
 Earl Cooper broke four records for the 75, 150 and 200 miles.
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FOOTBALL

CHICAGO, Nov. 30 (P)-The Grange football eleven made it's second pro- fessional appearance here Saturday on snow covered ground, when the Bears defeated the Columbus Tigers IA to 3. Twenty-nine thousand spec tators were present. The Grange car ried the ball 16 times for 13O yards gains.
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TWENTY FOOTBALL PLAYERS
 KILLED IN 1925 SEASON

NEW YORK, Nov. 30 (R-Records for the season show that 20 football players died from injuries received on the gridiron. Only two of the victims were college men, the remainder being high school boys and sandlotters. For ty-three more were badly injured.
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INCOMES ARE GREATER

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 30 - Despite reductions in rates treasury receipts from taxation on personal incomes for 1925 are greater by S25,- 4S2,6SO than for previous years.
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HARBORMASTER AT VICTORIA
 FOR THIRTY YEARS DEAD

VICTORIA, Nov. 30 E-Captain Charles Edward Clarke, for 30 years harbormaster and port warden of this city, died yesterday, after an illness of several months. For many years Capt. Clarke was with the Boring sea sealing fleet.
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KEMP IN CHARGE

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-Harry Kemp, the vagabond and poet, was in charge of the anti-Rotarian "Tramping On Life" ceremonies which will be held in the Episcopal church of St. Marks on the Bowery Sunday afternoon and evening.
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NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY

ROCHESTER, Nov. 30 Aerial pho- tography at night is an accomplished fact. One of the most important ex- periments of recent years looking to the advancement of photography is means of revealing enemy secrets to American forces in time of war, was proclaimed complete success.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-30
HEAVY LOSS LIFE
 IN MONTE LEONE

PARIS, Nov. 30 (P)-Loss of life is reported heavy in Bangara, Monte Leone, cyclone which killed three for eign Legionnaries, hurt 13 in Fez, and wrecked F airplanes, injuring 5 me- chanicians.
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DIVORCE IN HIGH LIFE

PARIS, Nov. 30 (P)-Divorce court records show that Countess Worner, formerly Peggy Hopkins Joyce, has already instituted divorce proceedings against her titled husband.
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SOFT COAL MINERS RESTLESS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30 (P-A threat of a nation wide soft coal strike was seen today as a result of the latest move of union leaders to force intervention in the strike of 158,O00 hard coal miners which has been in progress since September 1.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-30
GRACE VANDERBILT ENGAGED

NEW YORK, Nov. 30 P)-Grace Vanderbilt is reported engaged to Al bert H. Ely At one time Miss Van derbilt was reported to be engaged to Prince George of England
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FRENCH TERRoRIzE SYRIA

BEIRUT, Syria, Nov. 30 (P)-With all schools closing and Christians fleeing to the Mediterranean, as the war with the French continues una- bated.
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TORNADO IN SOFIA DESTROYS
 MANY HOMES; NO DEATHS

SOFIA, Nov. 30 (P)-A tornado de- stroyed thirty-two houses on the out skirts of this city and drove many from their homes in their sleeping clothes last night
 No deaths are reported.
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TIDAL WAVE IN ITALY

NAPLES, Nov. 30 (P)-A tidal wave during terrific storm devastated the town of Badnara, Calabria, near the strait of Messina. The casualties are unknown
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RUM RUNNERS OFF COAST

NEW YORK, Nov. 30 P)-Loaded with Christmas cheer, 22 rum runners are anchored between Montauk Point and Atlantic City, awaiting a chance to smuggle their goods to the shore.
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CHAS. p. JAMESON KETCHIKAN MAN.
 PASSES AWAY

KETCHIKAN, Nov. 30 (P)- Charles Percy Jameson, business man, died here Friday of stomach trouble. He left widow here, sister, Mrs. Chas. Miles of Seattle, and a brother Guy, in Los Angeles.
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w. s. C. Wins at Los Anaeles

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30 (P-In a spectacular game the w. s. c. defeat ed the U. s. c. IT to 12. The game was featured with long runs and passes.
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LLOYD HANGED AT SALEM

SALEM, Oregon, Nov. 30 (P)-W. R. Lloyd was hanged for the murder of Clinton Baum, taxi driver, at Inde- pendence, Oregon.
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Army Defeats Navy

POLO GROUNDS Nov. 30 (P-The Army defeated the Navy 10 to 3. A notable crowd of 65,OOO attended.
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FUNERAL OF REV. N. F. HOIJER
 HELD SEATTLE YESTERDAY

SEATTLE, Nov. 30 (P)-Those at- tending the funeral of the Reverend Nils Frederick Hoijer yesterday con- tributed to it's cost.
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PLANT WINS 7-MILE WALK

I NEW YORK, Nov, 30 (P- Willi Plant captured the Metropolitan seven.
 mile walk championship here Satur- day
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Singers in Greek choruses wore goatskins and masks.
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ITALIAN CUTTER SINKS

MESINA, Sicily, Nov. 30 P)-The Italian cutter San Antonio sank with a crew of 31 men, Details are lack ing.
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BICYCLE RACERS ARRESTED

BICYCLE RACERS ARRESTED
 NEW YORK, Nov. 30 (P)-The six day bicycle race got under way yes terday. The promoters were later ar rested for violating the Sunday law
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ROBBED HAIR FASHIONS CHANGE
 PARIS, Nov. 30 (P)-The latest fashion in bobbed hair is to have it brushed to show both ears.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-30

Two forms of Greek drama were the tragedy and the comedy.
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Sophocles was prominent writer of Greek drama.
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No Council meeting tonight.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-14

SE ALQUILA. En- parada 10, calle
del Pillar No. 8 casa c6moda Y
barata. Imformard en- No. Z, G. G..
Pascual. Telefono 1115 Rojo, san
turee. l-l1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-14
La Recela de IA Doctor
Un dectcy cn q attic &c hcrn,oseas
ia una feceta pafa renovar
ol coIcr del cabclio

la sonora NJ. y. Gillespie, fan,oss
especialista on el srte de hermosear
dc Kansas City hizo publica reclcn-
tementc Ia reeeta que sigue para de-
vo,ver al cabello 81 color natural.
Las personals que dcseen quo su
cabeiio recohrc .su color natural plie~
den lograrlo hacienda Ia slgulents
miNtura: AnadaSc a medic litro de
aqua 2S gramos de bay rum una ca
Jita de Compuesto de Barbo y grs-
mos de glicerina.
Estos ingredientes pueden obte-
nerse en- cualquier botica a muY POGO
costo. Apliquese dicha preparation
al cabello dos Neces a la tseuana hasta
que Sc obtenga el matiz deseado. Fl
cabello recobrara su color natural Y
la persona habra reiuvenecido veintc
amos. La preparation no mancha et
cuero cabelludo, no es grasienta nj
pcgajoea no Sc cae con el .roce DEL
oeine nj del cepillo de cabezs."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-14

, nal de la ACADIA esten cubiertas
para el tempo que falta en- este
afo economico, este es Illegal y
contrario al articulo so de la ley
municipal que determine y obliga
a atender primero a los servicios
antes que al personal y en- Ell ac-
tual presupuesto hay primero pa
ra ell personal que para los SER
vicios. Por este pido estas econo-
mias, y 81 es menester empezar
por la partida NO. 2 sreldo de al
calde. debemos hacerlo, porque en-
tiendo que hasta ell alcalde sobra
81 no cuenta. con partidas y recur
SOS para las verdaderas necesida-
des de este pueblo.
Estas economics deben hacerse
al tomar Ell gobierno Municipal
para evitar que poderes invisibles
puedan hacer llegar hasta todos
NHlloAQSA eN4OAANo AO cstu@7Vo RH0 70
menester descartar para alcanzar
es exito' deseado. Hemos llegado
aqui para hacer administration y
no para disponer de los dineros
del pueblo viciosamente. 81 las
economias que .propongo son consi
deradas por ustedes factibles sin
perjudicar los servicios pido vues
ira cooperation para destruir las
plazas de empleados que fguren
iInecesariamente en- presupuesto.
Recomiendo Sc nombre una CO.
nlision del seno de esa Honorable
Asamblea para que Sis primeras
actuaciones sean. redactar Y pre-
sentar leyes tendencies anular cl
actual presupuesto por estar fuera
de todo orden administrative y
contrario a nuestra VICENTE Ley
Municipal, 10 que nos da aurori-
dad para declarar que el Munici-
pio de Ponce no tiene presunues-
TO per no hsbccss c,mplido los
requisites de la ley
La cuadra Municipsl cs IN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-14
Fl mteresante discursO que prOnunci0... 80.

ELEFANTE BLANCO y de ele-
fantes va estamos cansados. De
bemos proceder energicamente pa
ra hacer todo este servicio por su
basta plblica. En- mi opinion es-
tie servicio podria reportar gran
des beneficios Ia Municipalidad
por administration 81 huliese ep
ell personal municipal &pre . a
10 que representa- la defensa de lso
intereses del pueblo; pero la prac-
tica nos ha demostrado que 70 es
asi, y q. algunas personas cnando
reciben nombramientos para car
gos plblicos Green que Sc debe a
premio en- sus luchas politicas y
no al deseo de que rindan un ser
vicio efciente y Ionrado Esaoy
dispuesto, 81 vosotros ordenais ell
servieio por administration, Isau
do trucks vehiculos de motor,
a hacer que ell personal municipal
que ha de nombrarse curipla fel-
mente los deberes del cargo, aun-
Que seria saludable a IA cindad
que estos servicios fuesen hechos
por subasta plblica ofreciendo al
mejor postor el tranajo que hoy
50 realiza por administrators.
Debeis tener en- cuenta que hoy
Ell departamento de Obras Pdhli-
cas- Municipales no cueata con ca
rros nj animales para el servicio
de Gales, y aunque oxisten alsu
nos pipotes para ell riego su esta-
do tambien es lastimero, y 81 que
reis poner la cuadra Ell condlcio-
mes de servicio es menesser gas
tar muchos ''lniles de dollars.
Ustedes notaran que he pro-
puesto la SUPPRESSION del herrero
y carpintero de la Cuadra, cuan-
do estando Ell material rodaLte
inservible parece menester sus ser
vicios, a este debo inforluar quc
lin herrero, III carpintero NADIA
Lacen para poder convertif este
Coptinua en Ia 5s. DAg.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-14
VIENNA DE FLORES NATURA-

LES: en- ramos. cruces. coro
mas, en- Ia ealle. IIoare n6mero 16
% llame III telefeno CTS azul. i
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-14
Continuation de la sa. pAg.

Estos $1A252.44 correspondent a
un afo y 81 ustedes hacen esta
economic benefciaremos este Sc
1nestre con. 81. 1862,
81 pido Ia elimination de estos
cargos publicos es motiyado que
las partidas mas importantes pa
IA la administration, como la No.
GO; reparaci6n y conservation de
edifcios pilblicos solo cuenta
con $2.67. ~
No. GA imprevistos genera
les s29,21.
No. SO para gastos de Eiaje en-
representation 90 cehtavos.
No. 81 para pagar los jernalea
los trabajadores de las ca
lies $2291 "a.
No. 80 Gales Slo6.8o.
Compra de telas para roperia
de los hopitales S7.27.
Para adqpirir productos farma-
c6uticos durante Ell tempo que
nileda de administration que son
seis mses $3.50.
Para reparaci6n de mobilia-
rio 1855.
Uytedes comprend deran, honcra-
bles seiiOres, que estando exhaus-
tas estas partidas, que mi en-
tender. son las que reclaman in
mediata ateneion para que pue-
dan resistir los seis meses que fal
tan de administration en- Ell ac-
tGal presupuestos Que debemos va
lientemente reforzarlas con las
economics que puedan surgir euan
do sean eliminadas las del perso-
nal que estimo no es ahora nece-
sario
No es possible que faltando me-
dicinas para los. pobres, y recur-
SOS para imprevistos generales:
para gastos de viajes y tela para
rcperia de enfermos pobres, Sc adj
nlita cue las paFtidas del perso-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-14
VENDO I'm RIO PIEDRAs: Ca

81 MADEIRA y cemento con cua-
tro habitaciones Y mirador, solar
esquina, buen patio, construfda ha-
ce dos anos. Tomarfa en- negociO
buen terreno cerca del pueblo. Rem
ta $50 mensuales. j. +. T., Apar-
tado 54S. San Juan. 1-2G
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-14
,TETNTE POR CTENTO NEENOs.-

CE VENDEN en- IA parada II dos
casas de concrete nueyas Sc dan
facilidades para el pago. Informaran
Box sol, SantHFee, 0 Tel I39 azsik
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