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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-29

Phone S43, Cox and Son, for coal.
Lump coal delivered, 5000; nut coal
delivered. $500. 3-5-3Ot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-29

LET EXPRESS WANT ADS SELL
THAT ARTICLE FOR YOU,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-29

LOOSE PLAY FEATURES
FIRST GAME OF SEASON.
Loose playing featured the open
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-29
PRICES: 5, 10 and 15 Cents

Monday-Pearl White in Lighting
Raiders
Tuesday Broncho Billy-Lure of
the Circus.
Wednesday Fatty Arbuckle; Fight
ing Brothers.
Thursday-The Millionaire Pirate; a
Blue Bird feature.
terry.
Friday Houdini, "the man of mys-
terry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29
100 NILES ALONG THE BOSTON POST
ROAD, RETURNING THROUGH THE
BEDFORD HILLS.

North on Fifth avenue to the end. jog
righ: and left into Madison avenue.
Across the i3sth street Bridge and turn
LEFT into Mott avenue, which becomes the
Grand Concourse or Woodrow Wilson Bou-
.vard. Turn right into Fordham road.
which becomes Pelham Parkway and the
Shore road. followed to New Rochelle
From New Rochelle tho Old Boston Post
road is followed through Larchmont ana
Mamaroneck to Rye. Continue straight
on along the Boston Post road through
Port Chester. across the Byram Bridge, en-
tering Connecticut. Straight on through
Greenwich and Mianus TO Stamford.
Through Main street in Stamford and con-
tinue through Darien and Eoroton to Nor.
q left turn 10 made into Main street, run
ming due north along the Norwaik valley
through South wilton. Wilton. Canon and
Georgetown to Branchville. Turn west
and run to Ridgefeld. which 10 called the
prettiest town In New England. with a
Village street 200 feet wide with towering
ems and naples. their foliage forming a
canopy over the road. From Ridgeneld
he tour runs southwest through South
Salem to Cross River, entering pretty
section of the Water Shed District, then
south through Bedford and Armonk to
the extreme north end of Kensico Lake.
From this point Purchase street 10 fol-
lowed to Rye, then along the Boston Post
road. through Mamaroneck. Larohmont
and New Rochelle, entering New York
city via Pelham Parkway. Fordhnm road
Woodrow Wilson Boulevard, then south
through Central Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29
A TWENTY-FIVE MILE RUN TO COMFY

Run south on fifth avenue. At wash
ington Square turn left into Fourth street.
Manhattan Bridge into Flatbush avenue.
Bear right through the Plaza into Pros
pect Park West, turn left into F1ftesnth
Parkway Into Ocean Parkway, straight
on to coney Island. which Is eftesn miles
from New York. Return by going west
avenue. then on through Cropsey avenue
and Ninety second street. turn left into
Fort Hamilton Parkway and follow tho
Fourth avenue. Turn left into Atlantic
avenue and right into Clinton street,
straight on across Brooklyn Bridge. turn
right into Lafayette. left Into Fourth
street. At Washington Square turn right
into Fifth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIyB
MILES THROUGH THE WATER
RHEn nIRTRICT.

North on Fifth avenue, across the lSsth
Street Bridge, thence north on Mott ave.
nue., which becomes the Woodrow Wilson
Boulevard. At end of boulevard sharp
Continue north into Central avenue, which
10 followed to Main street, white Plains.
Then North Broadw way out Of White Plains.
on through Bedford, GoIdens Bridge,
Purdy and Croton Falls to Brewster. where
sharp turn west 10 made. passing nu-
merous small bodies of water to Carmel,
then south around beautiful Lake Ma
hopsc and along the Amawalk Reservoir.
through Amawalk and Yorktown Heights,
thence down through Briarclin and over
The Saw Mil River road, through East
View. Elmsford, Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry and
Nonkers. returning to New York via Broad
way. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29
A RUN OF FIFTY MILES THROUGH
BONE OF NEW JERSEYS PRETTY
TOwNS

Cross the Forty-second street ferry to
County Boulevard to Newark avenue.
Turn west and follow the Bellevilla pike.
crossing the Hackensack River into Belle
Vile. then follow John street through
Montclair to- Caldwell Just beyond q
right turn IL made. passing within q
short distance of the United states Naval
vited Then through Singao and the To-
iowa Valley to Paterson. turn right Into
lett turn into Market street, which be.
comes Essex street, and followed to Hack
ensack, where a left turn Is made into
Main street. First street beyond Passaio
into Teaneck road. At Teaneck turn right
and run through Englewood into Palisade
ferry. After leaving ferry a sharp turn
is made into Riverside Drive. followed to
seventy-second street, and then down
broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29
ONE HUNDRED MILE Run ON THE
WEST SIDE OF THE HUDSON
RIVER TO BEAR MOUNTAIN.

Al good road and EXCELLENT scenery,
Run north on Broadway to Manhattan
Prom ferry continue TO top OF Fort Lee
HI, turn left and 80 through Fort Lee
and LeoniA TO Hackensack. turn right
into Main street and left into Passaio
avenue. thence north through Aroola, Ho.
hokus, AllendAie. suffern, Sloatsburg and
Tuxedo. Just beyond the north gate TO
Tuxedo Park turn right on bridge over
highway. Follow winding road to Bear
Mountain. then south along the Hudson
RIVER through Haverstraw TO ConEers
A. small white church turn left, follow
main road around Rockland Lake to
Nyack. then down through sparkill, Tap
pan, Closter and Tenahy to Englewood
Turn LEFT in:o Pal!sads avenue. then over
Dyckman street ferry to Broadway and
turn left downtown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29
A SIXTY MILE RUN ACROSS STATEN
ISLAND. RETURNING VIA ELIZA
HETH AND NEWARK

Co south on Fifth avenue to Washing
ton Square, turn left into Fourth street.
righi Into broadway and then on to tina
Battery. Take Municipal Ferry to st.
George. Bear left out OF ferryhouse.
passing Borough Hall on right. continue
straight on TO the Marine Hospital. turn
light into Vanderbilt avenue Follow Van
'"rhilt avenue into Richmond road through
oncord, DouEan Hills into the Amboy
road, continue through New Dorp. Glf-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29
Pick Your Sunday Ride From This List
Seven Enjoyable Short Motor Tours Suggested by
the Touring Bureau of the Automobile
Club of America.

take ferry to Perth Amboy. From ferry
straight on Smith street. turn right into
Amboy avenue. which becomes Middlesex
avenue. and follow through Woodbridge
Into st. Georges avenue. through Runway
into Railway avenue, Elizabeth. Freilng-
huysen avenue is followed from Elisabeth
to Newark, and the Newark Plank road
to the Hudson County Boulevard. then
north on the boulevard to weehawken.
Al small red church and cemetery turn
right into Third street. continue to Forty
second street ferry. From ferry follow
Forty second street to Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29

From Great harrington through Van
Dusenville and Housatonic the surface
Is all good. The road around Stock
bridge Bowl Is in ine condition. The
grades are all easy on the Monument
Mountain road between Great Barring
ton and Stockbridge, which was recently
finished, and this piece Of construction
Is a credit TO the engineers In charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29
NE" THE NORTH SHORE.

Gross the Queensboro Bridge and follow
North Hampstead turnpike, through;
IS Bayside,
II Manhasset
20 Roslyn,
"a Brookville,
81 East Norwich,
81 Cold Spring HArboT,
81 Huntington.
81 Centreport,
50 Northport,
as Commack,
so Rmithtown,
Sc Stony Brook.
81 Port Jefferson
70 Shoreham,
rs wading River.
Sc Riverhead,
% JAmesport
90 Mattituck,
100 Southhold,
100 Greenport
Connectlons arc available by boat "a
New London. Eastern Point and the towns
on the Boston road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29


From Hudson, N. y. TO South Eyre
mont, Mass, the road Is all open and
In good condition. Construction Is in
progress on the Lebanon Mountain route
between Pittsneld and Albany and the
road Is closed from the summit to New
Lebanon. The detour provided Is very
poor, with steep grades on an old noun
tain road. A fair ,detour about nineteen
miles long can be made from the church
In New Lebanon around Oqueeche Lake.
The Lebanon Mountain road will prob
ably not be open for travel again this
season.
Three sections OF tho Jacobs Ladder
route are now under construction. They
stili remain open. but are rough and
likely to be closed at any time. The
Mohawk Trail never was In better con-
dition than at the present time. Con-
struction Is In progress at Adams on
the Pittsfeld- North Adams route. The
Pittsfield- wiluamstown route is In good
condition except for about four miles
through Lanesville.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29

From Danbury TO waterbury the sur
face Is first class. From Danbury
through New Milford. New Preston,
I!tchfeld TO Torrington the roads are
all open and in excellent condition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29
ROAD NOTES TO
THE BERKsHIRES
Surveyed by the Automobile Club
of America.

Motorists leaving New York viz Con-
trail avenue will encounter construction
3ust beyond Yonkers avenua Tho road
Is also closed between Harris Corners
and White Plains, the detour for White
Plains being to turn right at Harris
Corners and cross railroad at Hartsdale
station. Take the hrst left turn into
wslworth avenue and follow same TO
White Plains For Elmsford' and the
Saw Mil River road turn left and fol-
low winding road TO Elmsford-
Tho trunk line from White Plains
north through Armonk. Bedford. Ridge
field to Danbury is IN good condition.
There is a good hard surfaced road
north from Valhalla through Rensieo
Cemetery, Hawthorne, Thornewood.
Plsasantville and Newcastle Corners TO
Bedford From Bedford through Gold
ems Bridge, Purdys. Croton Falls to
| Brewster the road Is in excellent con-
dition.
The Saw Mil River road Is free from
construction and In good condition
through Briarcliff, Yorktown Heights.
Lake Mahopac. Paving and Armenia TO
Milierton. There 10 a good hard sur
faced road from Brewster through Mil
Plain TO Danbury. and the same condi-
! tiOn prevails between NOTLu aodleIn anu
West Branch Reservoir. There are
three miles OF rather poor dirt road
from Peach Lake TO the Danbury road
From Danbury TO Waterbury the sur
face is first class. From Danbury
through New Milford. New Preston.
.L!tchtield 20 Torrington the roads are
all open and in excellent condition
Tho Naugatuck Valley routs from
Waterbury north TO Great Darlington 10
lin fine condition and is now the best
approach to the BerkshireA Two SEQ
lions OF road are now under construo-
tlon on the direct road between Torring-
ton and Norfolk. and the best way from
Torrington to Norfolk 6 VIA Winsted
over all hard surfacS
Construction is in progress between
Armenia and Sharon. also between Miller
ton and LAkeville. Tho road Il closed
from Lakeville to Salisbury. The de-
tour provided Is very poor and IN places
dangerous. The Under Mountain road
Is stiil unfinished and the route from
Salisbury to Sheffield is being used as
"a detour: this Is a dirt road and not
at all good
4 From Mllerton north through Copake to
Hilisdale Is hard surface to Mount Ridge,
then poor rutted dirt to- Eopake. From
this point on toi Hillsdale good surface
lprsvailA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29

From Mlllerton north through Copake to
Hillsdale Is hard surface to Mount Ridge,
then poor rutted dirt to- Gopake From
this point on to- Hillsdals good surface
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29
.Doha Julia c. de BenediCtO

Aver a las de la madrugada fa-
lleci6 la muy distinguida sonora es-
posa del Tesorero insular, Licdo. j.
Benedicto.
B. La .scciedad portorriquena, profun-
damente entristccida con esta inevi-
table desgracia, guarda-a largo item
DO en- su memoria las huellas de la
honda pena que en- todos los corazo-
mes dejara impresa tamana desc
cha, que no puede ser mayor.
A las cuatro de la tarde sc vcrif-
co su entierro, al que asisti6 mucha
concurrencia, formada por 10 que mas
vale y signifca en- nuestra sociedad,
enla que gozaba la noble sonora que
ya,no existe, de grandes y mercedes
afectos.
Belleza, bondad, virtud y modes
tia atesoraba la que, en- la plentiful
de su vida, cuando con ell divine full
gor de un astro llegaba su cent
ha caido para no levantarse mas.
Enviamos al atribuladisimo esposC
. al mas sentido p6same por la ire
parable perdida que sufre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29
VapOTes en- buSCa de carbon

Durante la Ultima Semana han
tornado puerto Ell la bahia de San
Juan varios barcos propiedad del
Shipping Board los cuales vi
nieg0n casi ell laStre, con objeto
de .hacer provisiones de carbon en-
eSta capital. Como cl carbon eS-
casea en- este puerto, no Sc les per-
mitira a. los barcOs hacer prOvi-
stones de carbon que Sc estimen
exceSivaS. Los barcoS tendran de-
recho adquirir carbon suficiente
para llegar al puerto mas cercan0.
Cast tddos los barcos del 60
bierno que han llegadO a este
puerto van con rumb0 a Cuba, con
el prOp6sitO de atestar Sus bode-
gas de azucar, que ira a suplir los
mcrcadOs del con@inente. En- San
Thomas tampOco pOdran hacer ,es-
toS barcOs pr0visiOnes de carbon.
En- San Juan sc han recibido mu-
chos cables Y mensajes radiotele-
graficos de infinidad de barcos
que cruzan' cl Caribe en- todas di-
reccioncs, los cuales sc hallan fall
toS de carbon, pero sc les ha co
mumicado las condolences existeE-
tes EN- este puerto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29
A los enumera-
dores dal CensC

Las continuas consultaS que So
recIben acerca dc 81 los enumerap-
dores de las zonas urbanas tieneip-
o no que trabajar con las tablaa
de agricultural, requieren que es
"a oticina haga saber que los enu'r'
meradores ubanos al igual qu,aa
los rurales, tienen que llenar la'ia
hojas agricOlas al enumerar per4a
sonas que, viviendo Ell las poDlai l.
clones, poseen fincas en- los camh-
pos, como sucede EN- Puerto Ricoie
.donde la mayor parte de los gran-o.
des terratenien. es residen en- las
zonas urbanas. ,
Los enumeradores urbanoS tiels
nen la obligaci0n de anotar las fnfo
cas- que poseen las personas de su
recinto. LO contrario seria diff.
Guitar ell trabajo Y erear duplici,s Is
dades, porque 81 un habitante ur-,s
banO pOsee fincas Ell dis. s.intos ba-
rrios, podrfa suceder que el emu
merador de cada barrio anotara la
finca de su distrito, resultando, deel
este modo, una multiplicidad de-
hojas agricolas para un solo duet
no Gle. distintas fincas. a
Sepan, pues, los enumeradores
hrbanos, que su tarea no Sc reduce
solamente al censo. de poblaci6n,.
sino que tienen que laborar gran :
demente 'en ell censo'de agricul.u-e
ra. -1. 3
Starke M GROGAN,
"Superviserr del xCenso. Distri-
to de Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29
La National Cash
Register Company

Don j. Figueroa Di sdier, gerente
INFERNO de la National Cash Re-
gister CO... en- la sucursal de San
Juan, nos envia, bajo cubierta sepa
rada, un interesante folleto acerca
del procedimiento que usa la referida
Compania en- sus relaciones con los
obreros y trabajadores de los distin-
tos departamentos.
La National Cash Regi ter Co."
fue Ia primera del mundo en- ocupar-
Sc de modo practice y efciente del
mejoramiento fisico, social intelec-
tual de sus empleados, y durante los
iltimos 25 amos viene trabajando ac-
tivamente en- e sentido.
FL folleto que tenemos a la vista
da una idea del tratamiento que, re-
ciben los referidos empleados ira
bajadores y de los diferentes medios
que Sc vale la Compania para laDorar
por su bienestar.
Consecuencia logica de esas cir
cunstancias es que,- case intere
sante,- jamas ha ocurrido una huel
ga en- las fabricas de la Compania,
donde trabajan mas de 1900 emp,ea-
dos.
Z Ell referido folleto, sugiere ideas
excelentes para resolver el problema
obrero de Puerto Rico. En- esa. Ease,
10 recomendamos los politicos y a
todos los que Sc interesan por los
asuntos obreros de la Isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29
A NUEsTRos RELACIoNADoS


Al anunciar que pOr efecto del
inccndio ocurrido Ell nuestra casa
en- la noche del - del corriente
quedando desMufda la mayor par
,e del edificio Y totalmente nues-
tro archivo, tenemOs necesidad de
suplicar que, la mayor brevedad
possible, nos dirijan al p. o. Box
220 las cuentas detalladas que re-
presenter nuestras deudas, Y, por
ell contrariO todOS los datos .rela-
cionados con los saldos a nuestro
favor hasta ell ounce del corrien-
te v las remesas hechas desde di-
cha fecha.
Asinismo precisa la exac.a ma
respecto medicinas Ell
Despacho, comprobando con fac
turas Y demas detalles las parti-
das respectivas.
Estamos instalados provisional
mente ell la casa n1merO cincuen-
ia calle de Salvador Brau (bajOs)
V Ell donde continuaremOs sus
ordenes que solicitamos para de-
dicarle igual atenci6ns que hasta
ahora.
Anticipando las gracias por el
cumpIimiento a nuestros .deseos
aprovechamos la OCCASION. para de,
searles felicidades y.la mayor pros
peridadS EN- ell aiio 1920.
CERECEDo HNOS. y CIa., sues
Rlefono No. 9. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29

! tifcados contrahechos de sanidad,
Sc adpenara del cultO, amen de que
a el Sc agregaria tai cual guape-
ton perdonavidas, que EN- la prime
ra OCCASION Sc alZara con ell santO
Y la limOsna.
Fragiles de memOria v no muy
iuertes de voluntad, somos los IL
breS Y despreocupados ciudadanos
de Ia sociedad actual, incapaces de
la fe ardiente Y ell inextinguible
ceio. que, para hOnrar los buenos,
tuyierOn siempre nuestros antepa-
sados.
Yo mismO, que eStOy pradicando
como 81 fllcra un modelo de perse-
verancia Y un monstruo de la ac-
tividad ese respectO, guardO
tempo ha, una carta, que, Ell prem
da de estar arrepentido de mi de-
sidha y para conocimientO de to-
dos, vOy copiar puntualmente, y
que dice asf:
Mi querido, amigo y maestro:
Una idea noble, reivindicad0ra de
un deber EN- que Sc hallan los pOr-
tOrriquenOs para con uno de sus
mejoreS hijOs, Sc agita en- ell pals:
la de traer a Cabo ROjO, su pueblo
natal, los reStOs'de Betances. D.. ell
sonador sempiternO por la indie
pendencia bOrincana.
Ha SurgidO esa idea Y la patroci-
Ha ell Consejo Municipal de este
pueblo, del que SOY Alcalde la
vez que Presidente de la COmisi0n
Administrations que con tai fin Sc
ha nOmbrado. Y con estOS medic
cres titulOs, perO con .el mas i'm
portantc para con nosotros, con ell
de puert0riquenos, a usted me di-
rijo pidi6ndole su ayuda, su in-
hujo Ell ese Pals, su cooperation
en- el proyecto. I La obtendre?
Asi le- espero, y al efecto hoy es-
cribo otras dos personals, sin mas
tltulo que el de paisano, para que
entire los tres hagan 10 que puedan
Ell nuestra ayuda.
va 10 yes, lector carisimo: ell au-
tor de esa carta, que eS, va que me
divide de presentartele al princi-
pio, ell senor Jose Antonio FleitaS
Colberg, y que merece un APPLAUSE
muy ruidoso de tn parte y un abra
10 muy estrechO de la mia, quiere
que tn y 70 trabajemOs para que
vaya dOrmir -en terra borinque-
Ma, el sueiio sin tGrminO de la muer
tie. aquel grande amigo lie los GU
banos que Sc llam0 en- Su prOlOnga-
da Y fecrmdisima vida, Ramon He
metcrio Betances.
'Yo tie pido; lcctOr cubanO, que
me favorece Y alientas con tn aten
ion Y tn APPLAUSE, que no desatien-
das el ruegO que pOr mi bOca lie
ga haSta ii, para Que descanSe de
fintivamcnte Ell el blando lechO
lie la terra natal, ell recio lucha-
dor que, cumplida con la indepen-
dcncia de Cuba, la mitad de su ta-
rca, Sucumbi0 anOnadadO pOr ell
dolor, ante la ineficacia de suS en-
pcnos para completar su obra con
la redenci6n de la isla Ell que ma
ci0 ;. " donde nacimoS otrOs, solo
comparables a el, por la magnitud
del comun infortunio.
DR.. Sergio Cuevas zEQUEIRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29
PrOteStandO contra
Ell ''InCOTne Tax
UN ACCIONISTA DE LA qua
MICA CENTRAL ALEGA QUE
LA LEY DEL INCOME TAX"
ES ANTI CONSTITUTIONAL

ES ANTI CONSTITUTIONAL
Holkins Palmer, un accionista
de la "South Porto Rico Sugar
Co. of New Jersey" (Guanica Cen
itral) entablara un pleito ante la
Corte Federal para probar que la
ley del "Income Tax, aprobada
ell 26 de JuniO de 1919 por la le-
gislatura insular, no es constitu-
ciOnal.
Este asunto, preSentadO Ell la
Core Federal por conducto del
abogado Mr.. O. b. Frazer, tiene
por objeto evitar ell pago de la
cantidad de $4,000 que la Qua
nica Central tiene que pagar al
TesOro por concepto de contribu-
clones sobre la propiedad
En- cartas que. aparecen unidas
al pliegO de la demanda, ell deman-
dante, que reside en- Warehouse
Point, en- el estado de New Jer-
sey, dueno de unas cien accioneS
de la compahia aZucarera, alega
Ell forma de prO.esta que la COM
pania no tiene derechO a pagar
los tributos que sefala la ley del
"Income Tax, pOr ser la Guani-
ca Central una compafla del eSta-
do de New Jersey y no de Puerto
RlcO.
Ell COmite Ejecutivo de la gran
compa1ia azucarera, obrando cor
authorization plena de todo el
cuerpo directive, sc neg6 a cum
plir las demandas del accionista
de Nueva Jersey, basandO. la ne
ga'iva en- la siguiente resoluci0n
aprobada por la Junta de Direc
torres, despu6s de haber discutido
plcnamente ell asuntO:
Resolution Ell Comite Ejecu-
two de la Junta de Directories eS-
TINA que esta fuera de tOdO eX-
pedien'e el satisfacer las deman-
das del senor Palmer, por ell he
cho de que 81 la compaflla sc ne
CARA a cumplir los requerimientOs
de la ley del Income Tax, apro-
bada pOr la legislature de Puerto
Rico cl dia 26 de Junio de 1919,
la corporation Sc verla envuelta
en- un litigio con ell gobierno d"
Puerto Rico, teniendO que afrOn-
tar ell riesgo de las penas que Sc
fiala dicha ley, -poniendo Ell pc
ligro sus titulos de propiedad
El demandante alega con insiS-
tencia Ell ell plicgo de- la demanda
que la propiedad de la Guanica
Central no esta dentro de la il
risdicci6n de las leyes de Puerto
Rico nj puede ser sometida con-
tribuci0n, porque las oficinas prin-
cipales de la >compa1ia estan esta
blecidas Ell Jersey City, dOnde pa
ga contribucioneS. Despues de
hacer otras conSideraciones de in
dole economical, el demandante ale
ga que dicha ley Y tod0s sus es-
tatu',os son anti-c0nStitutiOnaleS,
V que eStan mas ALA de los limi-
tes del poder de la legislature in
Sufar porque, entire Otras razones,
esta en- confictO con la secci0n Sc
gunda del Acta Organica pOrque
Sc lie MEGA igual protection al de
mandante bajo esas leyes; porque
esa contribution es injusta, toda
vez que la propiedad esta fuera
de la jurisdiction de las leyes de
Puerto Rico, y porque despoja a
sus propietarioS de sus derechos
sin ell debitlo proceso legal, 10 cual
es anti-cOnstitucional.
EI Iitigante pide a la Corte Fe-
deral due decida 81 la ley es no
constitutional, y que expida un
injunction restringiendo la
Ncompaiiia del. pago de dichas con
tribuci0nes al Tesoro de Puerto Ri
co.