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New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
Ethel Barrymore Colt Appears In
 First Play at Opening Night

2. Liberty bonds of the town of credited to the personal account of Frank P. Fenton, with total proceeds of $1S,541.07.
 3. The cash records kept by the treasurer show merely monthly to- tals, developed from memoranda of or destroyed. The auditors find it impossible to trace the individual cash items and reconcile with the monthly statements of the banks.
 i. The cash record covering the preceding four years prior to the 1930, submitted for examination has the appearance of having been re- gently prepared before the examina- ton.
 5. Amounts due the town of Windham because of old outstand- ing checks received but never de- posted, amounting to approximate ly S15,000. The checks date over a period of 10 years and many of them were found after search of the vault.
 6. Additional apparent shortages in cash receipts running into many thousands of dollars that may or may not be neutralized as the ex- animation continues.
 '. The towns system of record ing is Inadequate, incomplete and utterly lacking in control" The rec ords submitted to the auditors are mot even good memoranda because of their incom mpleteness."
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
W|NDHAM OFFICIAL
 ACCUSED 0F FRAUD
SdGtman's Report Alleges
 Transfer of Town Funds to Self

Willimantic, Sept. 26.-Transfer of $24,012 of town funds to the per sonal account of Frank P. Fenton, town clerk and treasurer of Wind ham, was alleged yesterdaytin a pre- 1iminary report to First Selectman William A. Buck from Walter A. Musgrave, whose accounting firm is making an audit of the town books.
 What action town officials will take will not be determined, until after the audit is completed early next month. Fenton's only state ment yesterday was that he would absolutely deny misapplication of town funds"
 The auditors revealed the follow ing information in their preliminary report:
 1. Three checks totaling s5,- 471.72 drawn from the account of the town of Windham and credited to the personal account of Frank P. Fenton.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26

help meet the demands of deposi- tors. He said he took an inactive part in the banks management and knew nothing of it's condition.
 The affairs of the Tomaino broth CTS bank, which was closed by the state banking department when a shortage of between s40O,0O0 and S600,000 was discovered. will be in vestigated by the Oneida county grand jury when it convenes Octo- Der 6.
 The grand jury incidentally will be asked to decide whether Joseph Tomaino, president and manager, should be tried on a charge of for gery.
 Figures made public today indi- cated the bank had assets of more than s300,000.
 Police authorities expressed reluc- tance to believe Joseph's story that he had been compelled to pay large sums of money to the black hand" but were unable to advance any other explanation of how the short age occurred.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 26 P- Ethel Barrymore Colt has come into her inheritance of eight generations of traditions of the speaking stage, handed down through the Lanes, the Drews and the Barrymores.
 The 19-year- daughter of the famous Ethel Barrymore made her debut here last night during the first presentation play for the Pulitzer prize novel Scarlet Sister Mary The presence of her mother in the title role served as a royal accolade and the black grease paint behind which she spoke her lines helped to lessen the nervousness of her first stage appearance.
 Critics Not Pleased
 Despite the leadership of Miss Barrymore, interest in the debut Of her daughter and a capacity audi ence, the presentation was not ar tisticallY successful to many of it's judges. Critics in the fifth row said they heard little of the play while the black faces of the actors and the Gullah dialect of the South Car olina negroes used throughout baf- fled the rear half of the audience almost completely.
 The Ohio State Journal today said:
 Dramatic history was about to be made, but it just wasn't. ~ Scarlet Sister Mary proved a poor vehicle. Apparently losing her heart halfway through the play. Miss Bar rymore let the role slip out of her control and without her Sit failed because of deadly monotonous second act and an all most equally monotonous third act"
 Miss Barrymore's characterization of Sister Mary, who turns 10 whole sale lovers when her husband de- serts her for another woman, was generally considered excellent from an optical point of view. although frequently even she could not be heard.
 Daughter Is At Ease
 Her daughter appeared perfectly at ease, made four brief appearances and had little to do but recte her few lines, all in the last act. Her debut was quite in contrast with that of her mother as Julia, in ''The Rivals" 36 years ago.
 The house is sold out for the rest of the week. The concensus was that the play would need consider able rewriting before it opens at the Ethel Barrymore theater in New York next month. Miss Barrymore said she would not abandon it.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
BANKER BLAMES
 BLACK FLANDERS
Italian Lays Shortage to Sums
 { Paid for Protection

Utica, N. Y, Sept. 26 (UP) - Po- lice protection was asked yesterday by Antonio Tomaino, brother and partner of Joseph Tomaino who blamed "black hand" extortionists for the failure of their bank.
 Antonio Tomaino told police suspicious looking automobile has been cruising continuously in the vicinity of his home and expressed fear that he or members of his fam fly might be subjected to violence.
 Antonio said he would turn over all of his personal assets, including his $16,000 home, in an effort to
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
FORTUNE TO GIVE TALK

Boston, Sept. 26 (UP)-William J. Fortune. Boston banker whose former connection with the South ern railroad system gave him an opportunity to study the southern textile industry, will be the princi- pal speaker at the National Asso- citation of Cotton Manufacturers dinner at Poland Springs, Me-, Oc- tober Il.
 Speakers at another session of the conference will include Harford Powel, jr., advertising man, and Floyd w. Jefferson, chairman of the board of the recently organized Tex tile Export association of the United States.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
NEW COMMISSIONER
 VISITS TEACHERS
Dr. Butterfeld Speaks at Re
 ceptiOn at H. s. Gymnasium

With a sparkling background of evening dress of every color in the spectrum, the public school teach CTS, members of the New Britain Teachers club, presented their 1880 class of new teachers to the state commissioner of education, Dr. Ern- est w. Butterfield at the first meet ing for 1930-31, in the Senior High school auditorium and gymnasium last evening.
 The event was one of the most brilliant the Teachers club has ever sponsored and the program was in teresting and instructive.
 Home Economics Class Provides
 Menu
 A dinner. given by Superintendent and Mrs. Stanley H. Holmes, and presented by the Home Economies class of the high school, was in honor of Dr. Butterfield. This was at 6:15 and was attended only by those who were later to be in the receiving line, after the musical en- tertainment had been presented in the auditorium. Those present at the dinner. and who were in the re- ceiving line later, were Dr. Butter field, Superintendent and Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Margaret Breen, presi- dent of the Teachers club; MT. and Mrs. Henry Burr. Miss Mary A.. Campbell, board supervisor; Princi- ,1 C11I of 1i school, and Mrs. Slade; Harry Wes- sels. principal of the Nathan Hale Junior High school: Dr. William P. Dyer, principal of the practice schools, and Mrs. Dyer.
 At S:15, the musical and speak ing program was presented in the auditorium. Miss Marion Egan sang The Last Rose of Summer" and Molly Bawn." Miss Rose Himbers played two violin solos. The Swan" and a Gavotte by Gossec. A mixed quartet, consisting of Mrs. Helen Smith, soprano; Miss Cather}ae Clark, alto: William Hurley, tenor, and William Groth, bass, sang two numbers, "As Torrents in Summer" and Two Marionettes.
 Superintendent Holmes was intro duced by Mrs. Breen and he spoke briefly upon the desirability of membership in the Teachers club, and then introduced Commissioner Butterfeld.
 Dr. Butterfield Speaks
 Dr. Butterfield is a whimsical and witty speaker. He told of seeing grave and monument to one Sam uel Hemenway, with the inscription "A schoolmaster, who was beloved by all of his pupils" The date of his death was about 1850.
 The character and assets of this old-time schoolmaster had been in- vestigated by Dr. Butterfeld, and he found why he had been beloved by all of his pupils. He had boarded around at the homes of his pupils and had known them in their homes He gave them education by talking to the children of the every day things in life.
 T wish that you could go board ing around in the homes of your
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
RUNS FOR TOUCHDOWN

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 26 (UP)
 Barry Wood, Harvard's star quar- terback who last year confined him. self to forward passing. kicking and calling signals, yesterday ran 25 yards for 8 touchdown after taking a lateral pass from Charley Devens. Eddie Mays, halfback, ran so yards mage.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
BOSTON & MAINE REPORTS

Boston. Sept. 26 LP-The Boston & Maine railroad today reported net income of s597,S43 for August, 1880. This was a decline of $780, 245 from the earnings of the corre- spending month last year.
 The decline in operating revenues aggregated S1,116,571 of which S759,973 was in freight revenues and s229,231 passenger revenues. Operating expenses were s909,999 less than August, 1929.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26

The Tulsa, Okla. dog pound is to have q lethal gas chamber for the execution of canines condemned to die.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18
P~RONUNCIARA
SU DISCOURSE SIN CUI-
DARSE PARA NADIA DE
INSULT

Berlin, JUNO 18.-El emba-
jador de los Estados Unidos,
Frederick M. Sackett, autoriz6
aver una declaration afirman-
do que apesar de las objeciones
de Samuel insult, magnate de
Chicago, Ell pronunciara SUI dis
curse, tai como 10 habia prepa-
RADIO, en- la session inaugural de
la conferencia mundial de cleo
tricidad.
Habiase dicho que ell embaja-
dor, disgustado por la protesta
de insult, Sc proponia retirar la
oraci6n Y limitarse a dar la bien
venida a los delegados en- nom
bre del presidente Hoover. Ell
discurso, copias del cual Sc lie a.
delantar0n a los peri6dicos a.
mericanos, contiene referencias
al problema de las companies
de servicio publico en- los Esta-
dos Unidos y particularmente
sobre 10 que tales s~ervicios cues
tan al consumidor.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18
TEATRO CASINO

Cansados y activos hombres
de negocios, Sc ~divertiran con
Gel Beso," la preciosa pelicu-
la, con Greta Carlo de prota-
gonista, que hoy Sc exhibira.
Todos los e~sfuerzos fueron he
chos por la Metro-G Goodwin
Mayer para dar a Miss Carlo
un argumento, un director y un
reparto igual a su posici6n CO.
mo la mas famosa actriz de la
pantalla. Jacques Feyder, ell
notable director frances que
dirigiera a Raquel Meller en-
Carmen" fue traido de Fran
ella para escribir la obra Y di-
rigir a Miss Carlo.
FL escribi6 I'm drama CONT
mental que da a la actriz todas
La gaceta., 1930-06-18
A~CTlVIDADES DE LOS A
GENTES ~FEDERALES

Ante ell comisionado Pinker-
ton los agentes federales de la
prohibition pr~esentaron aver
a los esposos w. j. Crumpton,
acusados de venta y possession de
bebidas alcoh6licas. Ellos trata-
ron de romper un dep6sito en- el
cual tenian cerveza de fabrica-
ci6n domestica pero los agen.
ties 10 impidieron. Cada uno
presto fianza de $3.50 Sc senald
a Walter Poole, conocido por
Simmons, acusado de venta, po-
session y transporte de licores
intoxicantes. Fue puesto en- Ii
bertad un ciudadano que estaba
de vista en- la casa del anterior,
Charles l.. Parker.
Vino Y "moonshine" Sc ocu-
paron aver en- la bodega de Ma
RE MALARIA, Gale de Scott 602.
Qued6 en- libertad provisional
bajo fianza de $500.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18
DE POLITICA

Ell candidate que Sc dice
apoyado por ell alcalde Nc
Kay - ilustre amigo de los
"latinos" dijo aver en- presen-
cia de los sehores comisiona-
dos del condado: "Todos los
nombres presentados por el ST..
Gum son de latinos. Yo quisie-
ra tener por 10 menos un anne
ricanO en- la mesa y sugiero
los nombres de H. P. Bailey o
Z. B. Priest.
Ell amigo del grande amigo
nuestro dice que los latinos no
son ciudadanos americanos, mo
lestado porque estima van a ser
vir los intereses de otro ameri-
cano, Mr.. Gum.
Apreciando la Erase de Wood
ward en- su exacto valor reco :
mendamos a todos los vecinos
de West Tampa voten por Ell
viejito Gum.
Ell tiene c0~nfianza en- los lati-
La gaceta., 1930-06-18
A~SESINARON AL GOBER-
NADOR DE KWANGSI

Shanghai, JUNO 18.-Liu
Kuan Yen, gobernador de la
provincial de Kwangsi, fue ase-
sinado aver por un hombre que
10 escoltaba en- los momentos en-
que paseaba por ell jardin de su
Residential. Herido mortalmente
ell gobernador fue llevado a un
hospital, donde expire.
AL principle ell asesino quiso
hacer YER que alguien habia dis
parade contra Liu desde la par
tie alta de una tapia; pero mas
tarde admiti6 que 10 habia he
cho sObornado por los rebeldes
de Kwangsi.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18
s @ CIAL E s

varan los s%iguientes nombres
"Reservistas" y "Rojo."
Sc disputaran la venta de ii
ckets para ell gran festival y
cualquiera de los dos bandos
que resultara triunfador, Sc ha-
ra acreedor a un valioso pre-
milo.
Los senores cuyos nombres
publico integraran los referidos
bandos: Francisco Diaz Rogue,
Genaro Garcia, Ceferino Fer
nandez, Jr., Juan Fernandez, Mi
guel Toca, Manolito Fernandez,
Carlos Menendez, Manuel Me :
lendi, Henry Borrego, Leonar-
do Gonzalez, Angel Solarez,
Manuel Alfonso, Horacio Coma
lez, Rogelio Alfonso, Palmlro
Priede, Felix Menendez, Joa-
quin Campos, Jose Menendez Lo
reno, Benigno Valdes San Mi
|guel, Ramon Cacro, Benigno Al
varez, Oscar Cuervo, Pepito
Fernandez, Arturito Campo, Vi
cente Fernandez, Angelic Gar
cfa, Antonio Garcia y Manuel
F. Cano.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

AnCche Sc lego la nueva or
denanza de la leche, dejando-
Sc Il discussion y la aprobaci6n
para la semana pr6xima.
No aparece la clausula por
la cual Sc limitaba ell tempo
para traer leche a Tampa, en-
cUatro horas. En- lugar de este
Sc establece la inspection de
las iecherfas situadas fuera
del condado, obligandose los
lecheros a pagan ell servicio a
raz6n de ~ centavos por mi
la.
La compaHia Lane Bros. ha
ofrecido una cantidad fila de
$24 al mes, por la inspection,
seg1n dijera ell conceal Ro-
seminal.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Para d~emostrarle a su hume
rosa clientele que los trajes la
yables "Varsette' y "Sim FAM
no destinen, y por 10 tanto son
dolores firmes, Sc va hacer una
experienced con una lavadora
que Sc instalara en- la casa de
Adam Katz & Co. los dias del
viernes Y sabado proximo, a fin
de que toda la ~parroquia quede
convencida.
Siempre ha sido ell lena de
Harry Wilderman ofrecer ar
ticulos de reconocida calidad,
sin engano alguno.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Los comisionados del con
dado aprobaron aver para
miembros de la mesa del cole
gio No. 81, de West Tampa,
los nombres que les sometiera
el comisionado John T. Gum.
Quitados ell secretario Do
minguez y los inspectores f.
Perez, B. Rogue y J. Salgado,
ocuparan los puesto SIDE 6stos
Matias Morales, secretario, y
Luis MILAN, jr., y Luis Lara,
inspectores.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Jacksonville, JUNO ia las
1916 de la manana, William S.
Brock y Edward F. Schlee, en-
un vuelo de ida y vuelta hasta
San Diego, California, no ha-
bian llegado a esta ciudad. FL
cruee hasta San Diego, desde
aqui, 10 habian hecho en- 13 ho-
ras, "a minutes y 80 segundos.
NADIA Sc ha sabido del aeropla-
no desde que sali6 aver de San
Diego, a las 5:11 p. m.
Los aviadores locales no ex =
presan ansiedad por la demora.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Ell cuarto puesto en- la mesa
Sc dara a un republican,.
Woodward protest6 de los
nombramientos hechos, dicien,
do: No tengo representation
en- la mesa y sc que todos los
nombrados estan trabajando
en- mi contra.
Mr.. Gum lie interrumpi6
que el no saba por quien esta-
ban trabajando.
"Todos es0s nombres son
Latinos-agreg6 Woodward.
70 quisiera a 10 menos tener
un americana en- ell comit6. 70
sugiero los nombres de H.. P.
Bailey o E. b. Priest"
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Acadia de publicarse la bio
grafia del insigne S~ocialista a
mericano Eugenio V. Debs, a
quien persiguiera Ell presiden-
te de los "Catorce Puntos," ell
"serafico" Woodrow Wilson.
Ahora que Sc trata de au-
mentar los sueldos a los gene
raIes y aImirantes de los Esta-
dos Unidos, vamos a traducir
las palabras de Debs al jurado
que 10 encontrara culpable:
He sido acusado de haber obs
truido la guerra. Lo admito.
Caballeros, 70 aborrezco la
guerra. Yo me opondria a la
guerra aunQue estuviera solo.
Cuando 70 pienso de una re-
lumbrante bayoneta enterrada
en- la blanca carne de TN ser
viviente, tiemblo horrorizado.
Yo a menudo he pensado que
no me atreveria a guitar la vi
da a I'm hombre nj aun para
salvar la mia"
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Madrid, JUNO 18.-Los estu-
diantes de la Uniyersidad de
Santiago dicen que no debe con-
cederse atenci6n a la protesta
del catedratico Casares Gil, que
asegura haber sido a~pedreada
una imagen por los estudiantes.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Madrid, JUNO 18.-Los perio
dicos publican articulos aconse-
iando al gobierno denuncie ell
modus vivendi con Estados Uni
dos, dada la nueva alta tarifa a.
rancelaria de csc pals. Ell go
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

las oportunidades para de-
mostrar su talento de tragica.
Ell esposo brutal no la en-
tiende y los celos precipitan la
tragedia.
Durante ell viernes y ell sa-
bado cruzara por la pantalla
ell capftulo segundo de 'Tar-
IAN ell Tigre."
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Aver por la noche celebr6 jun
ia la "Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Asturiano" y en- ella Sc
trat6 de la estupenda "romeria"
del dia 10 del mes de julio, la
cual fue muy bien acogida por
todos los presentes.
Despu&s de un cambio de i'm
prasiones, esta junta qued6 con.
vertida en- dos bandos que lie
La gaceta., 1930-06-18
Ell TEMPO

LIuvias para hoy y manana.
Temperature maxima aeyr, IS
grades, minima, IA.
Marea alta a las 1853 a. m.
Y 20 p. M; marea baja a Ia
"a a. m. y 1926 p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Habana, JUNO 18.-Un ca
mi6n guiado por Enrique Rodri
guez, de nacionalidad espanola,
atropetl6 aver a la Sra. Domin-
ga P. Alfonso, de 46 amos, en-
los momentos en- que esta cruza-
ba la calzada de la Infanta. A
la bora de haber ingresado en- ell
hospital dej6 de existir.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Una junta general Sc va a ce-
lebrar esta noche en- ell Centre
Espanol de West Tampa" a las
ocho.
Firma las c~itaciones ell joven
Secretario de la Sociedad "Ju-
ventud Hispana."
Sc les ruega a todos los socios
que no dejen de asistir.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Manana por la noche Sc e.
fectuara un mitin politico EN- el
parque de Plant, apoyado pc,
la Association de Alivio a los
Contingencies.
FL viernes habra otro en- la
esquina de Hillsoborugh Y Ar
menia y ell sabado otro, en-
Plant City.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18
Una invitacion recibo.

Una invitaci6n recibo.
Me la envia ell joven Secreta-
rio de la "Seccion de Recreo de
las Logias Unidas," para ell bo-
nito Bale Criollo'', que Sc
celebrara ell sabado a las nueve
de la noche, en- el-Palacio de la
Gale Ounce y Decima Ave.
ALI estara ell "Sexteto Flori-
dano."
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Madrid, JUNO 18.-Ha llega'
do la caravana de autobuses We
nida del Norte de Espana en- vi,
sta al ministro de fomento.
Els una demonstration de la
convenience del tranSporte por
esa clase de vehiculos.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Madrid, JUNO 18-Ha comen
zado la semana mejicana en- la
exposition de Sevilla.
Distinguidas personalidades
han sido invitadas.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Habana, JUNO 1S.-El cada-
yer de un hombre, que no ha
podido ser identificado, fue en-
contrado aver Ell la esquina de
la Gale IA y F, en- ell Vedado.
Una herida de bala en- ell tempo
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Autoriz6 anoche ell ayunta-
miento la compra de I'm terre-
no de 80 acres para cemente-
rio municipal, en- la esquina de
la aYenida Robes y Gale Sc.
La compra Sc hara en- dos
secciones de 40 acres. Por la
primcra Sc pagaran 3d. 600 y
sobre la segunda Sc toma OPP
ciGn por un ano.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

mo adivinan ustedes ell pla
to genuinamente criollo que
habra de figurar en- ell almuer-
20 del domingo en- la playa de
Rocky Point" con motive del
la magnifica "romeria" que
han preparado los animosos
ji6venes que componen la
"Secci6n Atl6tica del Circulo
Cubano," que a Andres Garcia
tienen por captain?
Ese dfa Sc esperan simpati-
quisimas sorpresas en- ell cam
no en- fiesta.
Una de elias es preparada
por Paula.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

nos y 10 prueba Ell que haya es-
c0gido a americanos de origen
latino para servir al pueblo en-
la mesa del prescinto No. "a.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Madrid, JUNO 18.-Varias
fiestas Sc han celebrado en- Sc
villa en- honor del principe de
Asturias, que ALI Sc encuentra.
Su alteza regresara Ell dia %.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

ST listed lego aver los eomen
tarios que hicimos a la ley de
tarifa" sancionada por ell pre-
sidente Hoover, lea los telegra
mas que en- otro lugar publ
camos expresando la indigna-
ci6n de los paises a los cuales
afectara la terrible medida.'
Con la implantaci6n de la
nueva tarifa en- los Estados
Unidos, ell Canada ha implan-
tado la suya contra articulos
que de aqui Sc venian impor-
tando.
FL gabinete belga discuti6
aver la situaci6n, decidiendo
que las medidas de represalias
Sc aplicaran luego de confe-
renciar con los gobiernos de
otras naciones de Europa.
Espana sigue estudiando la
peticion de dar por terminado
ell "modus vivendi" con Esta-
dos Unidos, a causa de la nue.
va tarifa.
Ell diario frances Paris Pc
tit Bleu recomienda sean boy
coteados en- Francia los pro-
ductos americanos.
III Tevere," diario de Ro-
ma, sostiene que la tarifa es
la Ultima funesta manifesto
ci6n del imperialismo econ6-
mico de los Estados Unidos.
Seguiran llegando las pro-
testas y con elias las represa-
las.
"Es menester comprar para
poder vender."
La gaceta., 1930-06-18
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

Habana, JUNO 1S.-Ayer Sc
efectu6 en- ell Cementerio de Co
lon una ceremonial para honrav
la memorial del Oral. Maxine
jefe que fuera de las tro
pas cubanas durante la guerra
de independence.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Habana, JUNO 18.-Se va a
lnstruir causa contra ell nacio-
nalista Carlos Gonzalez Palacios
que en- un mitin celebrado en-
Palma Soriano insult6 al 60
biernO.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

raj derecho lie cause la muerte.
Cerca del cadaver Sc encontr6
un revolver de fabrication espa-
.hola.
Una carta, escrita de name
ra incoherente, fue encontrada
por la policia.
La gaceta., 1930-06-18

Habana, JUNO 18.-DecIar6
aver ell arquitecto Juan Crespo,
que dirigira la construction del
nuevo edificio de la embajada
espanola en- esta capital, que las
obras costaran $103,494.51.
Ell edificio sera digno del pres
tigio arquitectonico de Espana.