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The evening world., 1919-03-19
HIGHER TAXES FOR GERMANY
Drastic Levy on Private Fortunes
Provided For In Measure.

pERLIN, MarCh 10 NssOciated
Iress). preliminary drafts of the new
taxation measures are ready FOR early
submlssion to the National Assembly.
Direct taxation II the underlying fea.
ture Of the forthcoming assessments,
which include an inheritance tax and a
general war levy for the current year
Amusemonts, tobacco and playing cards
also viii he taxed A drastic levy on
priyate fortunes likewise is provided
J for.
The evening world., 1919-03-19
S5O,OOO,OOO RAILROAD FUND
WILL PAY CURRENT BILLS
Hines Says War Finance Corpora
ton Appropriations Won't BE
Used for Incurred Obligations

WASHINGTON. March 19-Tho $50
600 O0O advanced by the war Finance
Corporut on to the Railroad Adminis-
tration Nill be used only to pay cur
rent bills and not 10 meet obligations
already incurred with railroad com
nounced to-day,
This loan does not elm nate thu
necessity for future appropriations, and
does not change the Railroad Admins
tration's programme for financing pur-
chascs Of equipment by trade accept
anccs Neither does il mod ~ the pro-
posed plan Of giving certificates Of in
debtedness to railroad corporations FOR
past debts.
Other loans will be made by the Wal
| Finance Corpo alton to indlv dual rail
roads, but tho SjO,o0oOOO is the onlj
direct loan possible to the Admiuistrs.
! tiou.
The evening world., 1919-03-19
FLY OVER KAISER'S HOME.
SIX Planes EncircIe Castle, Then
suddenly Disappear.

!AiERONGEN. Tuesday. March rs
associated Press) Excitement was crN-
ated at Amerongen Castle. where for
mer Emperor William Is staying when
six airplanes appeared suddenly al noon
to-day from behind a bank OF clouds
They came from the east. and. after
encircling the castle twice. disappeared
suddenly In a northerly direction.
The nationality OF the machines could
not be distinguished owing TO the over
cast wcather. but IT Is assumed that they
were Dutch.
The evening world., 1919-03-19
Receiver for PhiIadeIphia Auto
Company.

PHILADELPHIA, March l9,-Georse
A. Martin. former Vice President and
General Manager Of the Black and
White Taxieab Compa has been ap-
pointed receiver for that concern, which
to-day ordered all its cabs from the
street. Financial reverses are given
a. the cause.
The evening world., 1919-03-19
Declares lie saw wilkins on brooklyn
Uniform To-Dny.

man who said he was George Van
Gasbeck Of No. 6S4 Park Place, Brook
lyn. called up The Evening world ON
the telephone this afternoon and do
clarcd he saw Dr. walter h. wilkins
on the elevated station at Fulton aud
Court Streets at Has o'clock th.s
morning. Mrs. Van Gasbcck said the
train hC was on pulled out before he
had time to have the suspect appre-
hcndcd.
The evening world., 1919-03-19

the granting Of permission for the
passage Of foreign sVistors.
There 10 to be no discrimination
against any nation by another
air pilots will be licensed on an
4 international basis and there will
be international rules governing
the right of way for sirplsnes and
sirships.
The Commission on the Information
al Regime OF Ports Waterways ant
Railways met at the Ministry OF Pub
lie Works to-day TO consider clauses
regarding transportation by tail to be
inserted in the treaty OF peace. Con-
Sderation of these clauses will be
continued at the next meeting Of the
commission. which was set for IL
o'clock Thursday morning.
The evening world., 1919-03-19
414.27s TROOPS NOW HOME,
5s.i5i Brought Back Last Week,
Was n Record,

WASHINGTON, March l9,-Trops re-
turning from France in the week ended
March Il numbered 5s,i5i, the largest
total for any week since the armlsticc
was signed.
Figures made public to-day by the
War Department showed that up to
March Il 4i4,27S men had been brouhtg
home.
The evening world., 1919-03-19
ARRANGING DEBATE
ON LEAGUE IN new YORK
Hitchcock Invited by Henry Morgen-
thau 10 Meet Knox and
Lodge.

WASHINGTON, March i9-Henry
Morgenthau to-day wired Senator
Hitchcock an Invitation to joint de-
bate on the League of Nations with
Senators Knox and Lodge, Morgcn-
thau said tho debate would be in New
York city some time within the h"St
month.
Hitchcock has also been invited 10
address the New York Legislature in
Joint session on tho covenant.
The evening world., 1919-03-19
KOREA is PROCLAIMED FREE.
Declaration Of Independence IL
Transmitted by National Council.

WASHINGTON, March 1o.-Adviccs
TO the State Department to-day from
VladivostOk state that the Korean Ma
tional Council at Nikolskoc on the
Ussuri River. Siberia. has transmitted
to all consulates the declaration the
declaration Of independence Of Korea.
The Koreans paraded through the city
under Korean banners. Distributing
translations of the declaration In Rus
| sian.
The evening world., 1919-03-19
AIIIes 40 HcmoNe some Restrictions
on Gcrmnny.

COPENHAGEN, March l9,-In talk
with newspaper men in Berlin Herr Won
Braun. German Under Secretary OF
state. said tho Entente had promised
TO remove restrictions upon trade be-
tween Germany and the neutrals, es-
municatlon, and to mitigate the Sc
Vorltics OF the blacklist system.
The evening world., 1919-03-19
GERMANS PLAN SEA FLIGHT.
ConstTuctinE Giant Airplane at
Plant That BuiIt Taubes.

BERLIN, March 10 (Associated Press).
The Rumper Airplane FNctory in Ba-|
yaria. the plant which produces the
noted Taube airplanes, has now under
construction giant airplane intended
for a transatlantic flight.
The evening world., 1919-03-19
GREEK TROOPS ROUT REDS
Defeat BoIsheviki Near Odessa ana
Advance Twelve Miles.

sALONIKI. March l9.-Greek troops
have defeated the Russian Boishevikl
at Kherson. northeast of Odessa, and
advanced about twelve miles, according
10 an oficial announcement made to-
day by Greek Headquarters here. The
Greeks captured prisoners and war ma
terial
The evening world., 1919-03-19
EFFORT TO SHOW THAT HIDDEN
ARTICLES WERE REPLACED.

The evidence to he submitted to the
Grand Jury to-day will include that
OF the finding of papers and Jewelry
OF Mrs. wilkins in places that pre-
viously had been several times searched
by the detectives. Also, testimony
that yesterday a roll OF blood stained
bills was found under a dog mattress
IN the Long Beach house. Apparently
the object OF this testimony will be to
show that somebody tirst secreted the
various articles with a view to keep
ing them, and later became frightened
and put them back, not knowing the
places had been searched in tho
mean time.
A woman private detective. 1t Is
understood, who had taken a room
in the Wilkins house in West 65th
Street, discovered the evidence oi
The evening world., 1919-03-19

oed' cssss HssdesassI LEA esaS p.a. and eIs:.S
4 coid are soon relieved by taxing LAXATIVE
hE0Mo ,9glNIEE T'blsts a oRToys TsysTs SHlS S,ts: O.:
IN ths bon. D0c.-AdVL
The evening world., 1919-03-19

Dr. Wilkins's preparation for flight.
Last Friday he Is alleged to have
gone to his apartment in the build
ing AMI spent several hours sorting
mass Of private papers Later ho
spent an hour in the basement burn
ing piles Of documents in the furnace
Late in the afternoon he said to
his housekeeper, Mrs. Mary NitzI:
IL have made preparations for a
trip. when I go away l do not want
you to be alarmed. Collect the rents
for me and turn them over to my
+, t,y-ycr M Ericec
The evening world., 1919-03-19
INCOMING BACK
SAYS TELEGRAM
SIGNED WILKINS
Continued from First Page)

a legatco under the will now in the
possession of the Authorities.
Other witnesses were TO be: Chief
Of Police Patrick Tracey OF Long
Beach; Police Scrgt. Harry Schneider
Of Long Beach; Patrolman Albeit
white; Allen O. Myer, chief Opera
tive for the William j. Burns Inter
national Detective Agency: Mrs. CAS-
sius Coleman, wife OF Justice OF the
Peace Cassius Coleman Of Long
Beach: DIR. Arthur ID. Jacques and
DR.. Frank Delano, who performed the
autopsy; +. X. Duisberg, Mrs. Duis-
berg, Max Mayer OF Long Beach, "a
Manhattan glove importer and manu-
facturer: Miss Frances O'Ncill and
Mrs. Du Comtc. who says Mrs. wilkins
declared she was going to leave al
her property to DIR. wilkins.
Lewis X. Friess, attorney for Dr.
wilkins, Is expected to tell OF TIE in
cidents which led up to Dr. Wilkins''
flight. Mrs Friess and two other
women whose names have not been
disclosed were to be witnesses.
When the first witness stepped into
the Grand Jury room shortly after II
o'clock the District Attorney was II
doubt. he said, whether the inquiry
would be completed to-day.
DIR. wilkins, for whose arrest po
lice court warrant was issued at Ions
Beach on Monday, has been fugitive
for two days. Police department.
everywhere have been furnished will
his description and asked to arres
him on sight.
Evidence that DR.. wilkins burned
private papers and prepared 10
flight several days ago will be par
OF the evidence submitted to tn,
Nassau Grand Jury
The authorities to-day were in
tCrested in the discovery that ID
Wilkins's second wife, Mrs. Sus1
II. wilkins, died suddenly at nigh
in their home, at No. l3l West 4Ot
Street, April 90, 1905. Tho deaf
certificate, signed by Coroner Brow
and DIR. Philip O.Ilmlon, Coroner
. physician, states the cause OF deaf
r TO be cerebral hemorrhnge. ID
O'Hanlon noted on the certificat
However, that the body had been EN-
A baImed before he arrived.
\ There was no autopsy held, as
h was regarded as natural death, an
;. only perfunctory testimony va
/ given at the inquest, The second Mr.
G Wilkins was fifty-nine years old. Di.
- trict Attorney Weeks said, when !
questioned Dr. wilkins az to his SCI
J. ond wife, he seemed disincllned
II talk about her death, merely sayir
's It was due to apoplexy,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
Nh1ofG

R. 1. Clean Towel Service. Phone
R I. 4476.
Tri-City Towel Supply company
r. /. 4476.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
ACTION
FOR INSURANCE
BerRiee RyIander Claims Non.Pay.
ment Policy by North Star
Benefit Association.

The North Star Benefit associa-
ton is made the defendant in a
suit to obtain payment of an in
suranee claim filed in circuit court
today by Bernice z. Ryiander OF
Moline through her attorneys, Pc
ter r. Ingelson and Andrew L..
Chezem.
The complainant sets forth in
the declaration that she is the ben
eficiary under the terms of a ben
eft certificate of life insurance is
sued by the defendant on Aug. 81,
1916. to Harry Rylander in the
sum Of $1,000 1t is stated that the
constitution and bylaws of the as
ISOLATION read that in case of the
death of the one to whom policy is
issued within three years from
date Of issue, a reduction of 80 per
cent shall be made from the prin-
cipal to be paid beneficiary.
Within Period.
The plaintiff asserts that Harry
Rylander died on Dec z, 1918,
within the period covered by the
three-year clause, and that by rea-
son thereof she was entitled to
payment Of $500. However, it is
claimed, the company has so far
neglected to abide by the terms of
the benefit certificate through fail
ure to make proper and full pay
ment.
Damages to the extent of $1,000
are asked.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
DOESN'T BELIEVE
IN GRATITUDE: Is
AGAIN ARRESTED
(special Moline Service. }

Johnnie Sansale, 10 years old and
former inmate of Pontiac reform
atory school, didn't appreciate
what Chief Ben DeJeager Of the
Moline police department did for
him and today Johnnie is in the
Moline city jail.
He was arrested on Coaltown
road, Moline, at II o'clock last
night, with Emil SansaIe, IA years
old, and Morris Hugert, Is, on a
charge of taking machine without
the consent of the owner Charles
Rodgers, 544 Twentieth avenue,
Moline. The other youths are being
held on charges of disorderly con-
duct.
Johnnie came back to Moline
when discharged from Pontiac and
Chief DeJeager gave the youth a
job at the city hall and allowed
him to sleep there. A few weeks
ago he was discharged from the
job, following numerous alleged
acts of misbehavior about the
building.
The Rodgers car was taken
from the family garage early yes
terday afternoon. When arrested
the boys had driven the car into
ditch. They were to be arraigned
before Magistrate Frank GUStaf-
son this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
PETTY ROBBERIES
ENDED IN ARREST
OF MOLINE BOYS
Especial Moline servicel

That a series of petty robberies
has been stopped with the arrest of
Leon Carlson, II years old. 1872
Twenty-seventh avenue, Moline,
and Verne Anderson, 10. 1888 Thir-
teenth avenue. Moline, is believed
by the Moline police.
The boys were arrested at Fifth
avenue and Fifteenth street at
1:20 this morning on charges of
disorderly conduct. They are be-
Heved to be the youths who have
rified gum machines and perpe-
trated other small robberies. They
are alleged to have been tampering
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
PAVING ALLEYS
is CONSIDERED
Board Of Local Improvements Also
Discusses Laying Of New
Water Main.

Plans for the paving Of two al
leys and laying q water main were
discussed by the board Of local i'm
provements this morning.
The two alleys in question are be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, one
extending from Seventeenth to Eigh-
teenth streets and another from
Eighteenth to Nineteenth streets.
A request for the paving was
presented by DR.. B. J. Lachner,
1917 Sixth avenue. Arguments
against the plan and other resi-
dents who declared that the paving
was not necessary. DR.. Lachner
favored the project as a public i'm
proVement.
The board of improvements will
make an inspection of the alleys
tomorrow morning to determine the
advisability of paving the ways.
The board also considered a plan
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16

ed. In the jewel membership
campaign Camp No. So secured a
sufficient number OF new members
to entitle It to a beautiful set OF
camp officers jewels, enameled
with the colors OF the order, red,
white and blue, AM these will be
presented to the camp at its next
regular meeting. The annual
basket picnic for members and
their friends will be held Sunday
Aug. II, at the summer caWfp
grounds of the camp on Rock tiv-
er. The officers Of the camp are in
charge of the arrangements, full
details Of which will bo announced
later.
The national convention Of the
Woodmen of the World and the
Woodmen Circle will convene at
the Sherman hotel, Chicago, July
II to rs. F. c. Downs Of Camp No.
IS will attend as one OF the four
delegates from Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
MARRIED A MONTH,
HE ASKS DIVORCE

Married June Is, 1919, Alvah P.
Decker lived with his wife, Selma
L. Decker until July Is. Now he is
seeking to return again to his days
of single life through action for d.
vorce flied in circuit court. The
complaint is based on statutory
grounds.
Katie Throne of Rock Island and
Martin Throne we're Joined as one
in the year 1879. Thirty-four years
afterwards in the year of 1913,
Martin became tired of his wife and
deserted the hearthstone, 80 she
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16
TOURNAMENT AT
z. M. G. A. TONIGHT
Especial Moline service.O

Three tennis matches are sched-
uled for o'clock and three for
$50 this afternoon on the courts
at the Moline Y. NJ c. A Twenty
four men have entered the tourna-
ment, a larger number than in sew
eral years. Six games are to be
played tomorrow night. Tonight's
schedule follows:
Court No. lat 5-Walter Tillberg
vs. K K Clay.
Court No 2 at Harry Aims
worth vs.. Arvid Hartman.
Court No. 8 at 5-Melvin Zeigler
VS.. Arnold Cornelius.
Court No. l at 6:30-D. NJ. briggs
vs.. Harry Goar.
Court No. at 6:30-J. A. Groet-
ing vs. NJ. A. Elk.
Court No. 8 at 6:30-R. Conrad
vs.. Marvin Lyon.
Thursday at the following will
play:
George Wilson VS.. W. H. Wood.
Warren Giles VS.. Roy Neuhaus.
Mr.. Rogers VS.. Mauritz Johnson.
Thursday at $3.50:
Robert Friend VS.. Clyde Berg
strom.
Paul Blakemore VS.. Russell
Shedden.
Walter Silver VS.. L. K. Leen.
A western Illinois paper for west
ern Illinois people-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16

claims in her declaration for d.
Vorce filed today.
Myrtle White is also seeking
legal separation from William E.
White, on grounds OF desertion.
The couple was married Aug 81,
1907. and lived together until March
%, 1911. The plaintiff resides in
East Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16

Camp No. IS. woodmen of the
World, and Grove No. 27, Wood
men Circle, held their regular
meetings last night at the Odd
Fellows hall. Three candidates
were initiated by the camp and
two new applications were receiv-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16

with one gum machine last even
ing. Both boys we're to be arraigned
in police court this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-16

to lay a water main on First street,
south of Eighteenth avenue. De-
cision of the board will be deter
mined after further interview with
property owners on the street.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-16

senior Alcalde estaba dispuesto a ALA
narse a 10 que la ley expresaba, re-
poniendo en- su cargo al sehor Auffant
Cuando termino ell senior Lopez de
Tord, Sc levanto ell senior Gustavo Ro-
driguez y manifesto que, su juicio,
ell Alcalde habia faltado la orden de
la Corte tratando de burlarse de ella.
Dijo que ell Alcalde habia esperado la
Ultima hora, para evadirse de la res
ponsabilidad, que, por consiguiente,
solicitaba de la Corte, de acuerdo con
Ia ley, fuera condenado Ell senior Rivera,
por un delito de desacato, consisten-
te en- no haber cumplido ordenes de la
Corte.
La parte contraria Sc opuso energi-
camente a 10 solicitado por ell senior
Rodriguez, suscitandose entonces una
acalorada discussion entire ambos le-
trados, que duro mucho tempo. La Cor
tie resolvio que Ell Licdo. Lopez de Tord
prestara juramento como testigo, de-
clarando este, por que ell seiior Alcalde
no habia dado cumplimiento la or
den dictada por la Corte. 81 ell seilor
Alcalde falto a la ley -dijo su abo-
gado-lo hizo involuntariamente, por-
que e. creia que hOras mas, horas me-
nos, NADIA debian de influir en- ell debido
cumplimiento de la ley.
La corte dict6 scntencia ell la 81
guiente forma:
ordenando que sea repuesto inmedia-
tamen;s en- su cargo ell seiior Auffant
y que Sc lie paguen los haberes desde
que fue dejado cesant.s hasta la fecha.
La Corte entiende que, ell este case,
ha habido mucha culpabilidad por
parte del sefor Alcalde, ordena que
ell obsequio al municipio, que tendria
que pagar las costas y honorarios, die
ia sent.ncia sin costas nj honorarios
porque entiende que no es culpa del
pueblo, los desaciertos que cometan sus
representatives Ell Juez ordena que sea
transcrita la expresada orden en- e.
libro de minutas.
Al conocerse esta resolution, ell pu-
blico hacia muy favorables comenta-
rios acerca de la unprecedented rec
titud del juez senior Sepulveda.
De esta manera ha tsrminado ell asun
to. Sc nos informa que los demas em.
pleados que dejo cesantes Sc proponen
presentar un auto de "mandamus' pa.
ra que Sc les reponga.
El tempo esta confrmando todo 10
que veniamos diciendo.
Ell CCRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-16
Para Nueva York

He aqui la relacion de los pasajeros
que saldran esta tarde EN- el vapor Pom
ce' con destino a New York.
Robert Wayne, senora hijos, Fran
cisco Schettini, J. o. Foss. 4. Necho-
donna, Alfonso Hernandez, Charles Nj.
Bowen, Charles L. Carpenter, M A..
Fussa, Margot Castillo, Ismael Plane
las, Mariana Ramirez Jose Castiilon,
doctor Luis Herrera, Domitila Eloze-
que, Maria Cavilla. Jose Genliani, Pc
layo R. Benitez, E Llerandi, Rafael vi
navicencia, Teniente PravitZ, Eugenio
Iglesias de la Cruz, Evangelista Rodri-
guez Manuel Gomez Lopez, jose Ona-
te Alberto Casellas. Luis J. Berkowits.
Carmelo Quinones, Maria Torres, Geor-
gina A. Matters. Josefina E Defend
nj, Milagros R. Bosch, Jose Miller, R.
I. Gatell, Jose A. Irizarry, Maria La
borde, Maria C. Maune, Charles Cour-
tots, Rafael Munoz. E. II. Lineceau y
esposa, Rosa BetSncourt, Cleo L. Le-
land, Rosa L. Dones. Felicita r. Ona-
te, Victor Perez, Otto Linnet, Juan
Sierra, Juan Gonzalez. Ramon Morales,
Alberto Morales, Joaquin MenGndez, Sc
rafin Flores. Douglas Bradford, Miguel
Campoamor, R. s. Aybar, Eduardo Acha
Matilde Acha, Julio Biaggi. Oreola Bia
ggi. Octavio Rios, Pedro Rios. Basili-
sa .Vazquez, Antonio Camacho, Geor-
gina Camacho, Anthony Groffith, Luis
Barbosa, Adela Ponta, Juana Torres
Primitiva r. Herrera, Altagracia Ri
vera, Rosario Echevarria, Agnes L
Braen, Izidor Biberhardnt, Samuel
Braen, Adelina Ludwig, Celestino Be
Hos Davila, Francisco E. Colon, ado
racion Freyres. Jorge Cruz y Francisco
Barrantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-16
A los PrOfeSOreS
de ATtHS ManuaI0S
Compaheros:


Un impulse generoso me guia a diri-
girme a ustedes para solicitar su ayu-
da en- una obra, Que, la par de ser
reivindicadora para nuestros artesanos,
viene llenar la alta mission de nuestra
ensenanza manual EN- las escuelas.
Estoy convencido de que cada uno
de 'nosotros es un asiduo luchador por
ell desarrollo del nifo ell sus tres aspec-
tos: fisico, moral intellectual. no du-
do de vuestra cooperation EN- esta no.
BILE causa.
Nosotros compaheros somos los mas
directamente llamados cumplir la al
ia mission de preparar nuestros compa-
heros que honran nuestra vida cotidia-
ma con su asidua labor.
Es necesario que cada uno de nos
otros contribuya individualmente, EN- la
preparation de nuestros artesanos, pa
ra hacer de ellos efcientes trabajado-
res en- 10 que .respecta al tecnicismo de
sus ofcios. Sabido es que ellos son ha-
biles ehcientes en- todo 10 que a Ia
practica concierne, pero desconocen ell
tecnicismo de sus ofcios, y somos nos
otros los profesores de Artes Manuales
los llamados a cooperar ell tan magma
obra. Els necesario que la iniciativa in
dividual Sc ponga en- accion y Sc haga
algo practice ell este asunto.
Permitame sugerirles ell siguiente plan
que durante los amos escolares de mil
novecientos ounce al diez seis, y del
mil novecientos diez seis al diez y
siete fu6 puesto ell practica Ell la Es-
cuela "Labra'', de Santurce, con muy
buenos resultados.
Un curse de dibujo mecanico y arqui-
tectonico fue establecido para veinte
cuatro jovenes artesanos avidos de
aprender, Y entire ellos asistieron nue.
mecanicos.
Las clases So llevaron cabo tres
dias a la semana de siete a nueve de
la noche. FL curse duro seis meses.
Los alumnos fueron clasifcados ell dos
clases: Una compuesta de los que ha-
bian adquirido conocimientos prelimi
mares en- dibuio mecanico, la otra de
principiantes.
FL curse fue preparado por ell que
suscribe eli castellano porque solo dos
de los alumnos sabian ingles,y consta de
'veinte y cuatro plates de dibujo me-
CAMEO para los principiantes y veints
cuatro de dibujo arquitectonico para
los otros. Ademas tiene una serie de pro
blemas para los mecanicos cuando han
terminado el dibujo comprendido en los
primeros "veinticuatro plates
En-. este curse ell alumno Sc pone en-
contacto con todos los problemas que
Sc suscitan ell su mente durante ell dia
dc trabajo, y solo ha sido mi objeto
ussr todo aquello que les sea de al
guna utilidad practica
Es ciertamente digna de elogio la la
Dor hecha por estos alumnos durantc Ell
curse, pues sus dibujos fueron premia-
dos cn Ia exhibicion de artes manuales
Nevada a cabo Ell San Juan ell mayo
dc mil novccientos diez siete.
Espero, compafieros, que mi peticion
de hoy ercuentre eco. ell cada uno de
ustedes, y no dudo que las clases seran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-16
COLA B o r A CT N

A los senores que nos honran env1&n-
donos espont&neamente trabajos de CO,
laboracion les recomendamos que guar
den copia. pues no respondemos do ID
deyo1uci6n en- case de no ut1ligarlos.
nj sostenemos correspondence gcbrs
suos.
FL hecho DC one cate diarto rubliqne
nn tfsbajo frmado, no signihca ueco
saci2msnts quo So solldarics con el
Advt.