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would, Of course, be last resort. Some
of us are growing tired Of appealing to
the coal barons to cease robbing the
people
Senator Kenyon's views as to the
taking Of the mines are personal and did
not find reflection in the report, which
went only up to the point Of recognizing
federal licensing us n possible step to
combat existing evils in the industry.
Senator Calder told the Senate the
committee had visited most Of the prin
cipal cities Of the country and made a
careful survey of conditions.
at has found" he said in state
ment, accompanying the report. that
there really exists a critical nation
wide housing shortage. brought about to
very material extent by interference
of the federal government during the
war. While helpful federal action is
necessary and should be taken. II
should be in the nature Of providing
facilities. rather than subsidiesn
Edge Proposes Legal Scrutiny
Senator Edge. discussing the com
mittee's findings, said:
There Is little question in my mind
thab some legislation will be required
to straighten out the fuel situation,
especially as it affects the average home
and the people as n whole. The people
must have coal. they must have it In
adequate quantities. il must be of first
class quality and it must be sold at 0
reasonable. legitimate price. From th,
evidence presented at the committed
hearings, am about convinced that thu
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could be presented to the appropriate
prosecuting authorities for action un-
der existing laws against restraint Of
trade and so on.
II believe we have enough laws now
on the statute books for the punish
ment of most of the wrongful action
that might be exposed, if only these
laws were enforced. n not, further
laws can be provided for the purpose.
Production, transportation and dis
tribution are the three chief points in e.
volved, and I think Congress can pro
vide reasonable government supervision
and the regulatory powers without
government bureaucratic control or par
ticipation in private business, and with
protection for the people without op-
preston of any industry
Referring to theAlabor situation. the
report of the committee says:
THE misdirection and exploitation
of some groups of organized labor
through grating leadership. has been
revealed in New York city. and has
been reported in some other larger
cities. This has spread to combination,
of employers, who, working together
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with such grating labor leaders; have
combined to force unduly high prices.
"rhe Department of Justice Is urged
to prosecute the wrongdocrs whenever
they are found to have violated the
federal statutes"
Establishment Of more trade schools
by cities and states to train apprentices
for the building trades was recon-
,nenIpd
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TO DISARM WRANGEL ARMY
Troops May Settle in Brazil, Mos.
COW Wireless Asserts

London. Dee. IA wireless dis.
patch from Moscow today asserts that
England and France have decided to dis
arm the troops of General Wrangcl, re-
Gently driven from the Crimea by the
Russian Soviet forces.
General Wrangel. the message re.
ports. has applied to the Brazilian Gov
crnmcnt requesting permission for a
mart of his soldiers, "who desire to re
turn to peaceful labor" to settle in
RrnZil
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SO SHOT IN PRAGUE CLASH
Nine Rounds Fired by Police and
Demonstrators
pro WIN C,ccbo. CInyaLia noc If

fraRue, SLeCHO- SlONdhid, Lee. IL
(delayed)-(By A. P.)--The newspa-
pers today estimate that at least fifty
persons were wounded in yesterdays
clash between a detachment of police
and a crowd Of demonstrators in front
on the Parliament Building, although,
1t is asserted. only eight rounds were
fred by the demonstrators and one by
the police.
Fights and other disturbances OF
minor nature also occurred in various
parts of the town. Two deputies we're
beaten in the street and one military
detachment was disarmed.
NJ. Ncmeo, leader of the right wing
of the Social Democratic party, mar
rowly escaped severe beating at the
hands of a crowd.
A Prague dispatch Of Friday reported
that at least eighteen persons had been
wounded when n detachment Of police.
which was endeavoring to clear away
crowd of demonstrators from in front
Of the Parliament Building, found it.
self surrounded and was forced to fire
on the crowd.
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Drastic Regulation
of Coal Industru


Continued from Page One
uation has convinced us that the pri
vate interests now in control Of the pro =
duction and distribution Of coal, III
spite of efforts by some. are actually
unable to prevent continuance of q
repetition of the present deplorable
situation, and that it is the duty of
the government to take such reasonable
and practical steps as 1t may to remedy
the evil"
"With detailed information regarding
the organization and operation of the
coal companies in the hands of the
government, the committee believes
prevailing evils as to irregularity in
deliveries. inferiority of quality, pro-
fiteering in prices and undue monopoly
Of transportation facilities should to a
great extent be eliminated.
Suggests Federal Licensing
"But IL no other remedy can be de
vised,' the report warns, cit may be
necessary to enact some form of fed
eral licensing to meet the situation"
Senator Kenyon, commenting on the
committees work. declared:
''If the matter IL to go on, for one.
harsh as the remedy may be. shall favor
taking over the mines. It could be done
in my judgment, constitutionally. for
coal is charged with a public use. That
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OUCH! ANOTHER
RHEUMATIC TWINCE
Get busy and relieve those pains
with that handy bottle of
SlOan's Liniment

UJHAT Sloan's does, it does thor
w oughly-penetrates pithout rub
bling to the afflicted part and
promptly relieves most kinds of exter-
nal pains and aches. You'll find it
clean and non skin staining. Keep 10
handy for sciatica, lumbago, neuralgia,
over -exerted muscles, stiff joints, back
ache, pains, bruises, strains, sprains,
bad weather and after effects.
For 80 years Sloan's Liniment has
helped thousands the world over. You
aren't likely to be an exception. 1t GER
tainly does produce results.
All druggists-35c, Toe, 81 40.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
BETzMER STARS
IN MANY SPORTS
Blue and Gold Athlete is Valuable
Basketball and Track
Candidate.

BetTmer, who starred IN football 1T
Delaware College the pest season, ls OK
pCctcd to develop into ore of the star
athleSs of the Blue ard Gold Institution.
Betzmor. who halls from Philadelphia,
is the product Of Gcman town iiEh
School ard Perkionou Prep. lie was
active in sports NJ both Of these schools,
but Ecfore~c teri lei ware. had never
played football he sts~d dc 8 feet Q. a. d
0 e-half irches ii height q weighs $50
pou. ds When ShillCv splcd him or
frazer Field or the Mo. dav after he
Penn game ne immediately sent him INTO
practice at e-d. where under Shipley 3
tutelage he Developed into one Of tho
star players ~ the Blue ard Gold team
he IS expected 10 prove valuable TO
Delaware ia other sports Tie will he =
lir addition 10 Coach I q Catn's squad Of
weight men next spring He tossee tte
twelve-pourd shot over forty SIX iect anh
his record IN the discus is over lNiect aud
in the lavclir il IS l4N ftet In this years
fall track meet between the sophomOres
and freshmen the husky athlete won hrst
IN all three Of these events, stepping out
in front Of Humphreys. who holds the
college record IL the !ayalln ard who was
the star weight man Of last year $ track
team
petzmer viii be candidate for the
basketball team He ia e center AZ 4 viii
prove 2 valuable urderstudv to "Sark
cCaughan who has held that post. for
the past two wears II may he thst ship
ley will train him 70 III the vaoaI cy at
guard made bv the graduation Of "Pess'
Garter. captain Of lest wears quintet
With him III the hne-up. Delaware would
again be able to boast Of one Of tic biggest
basketball teams on tho wooden t'oors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
CHURCH BASKETBALL LEAGUE.
IL viii Open It's Second Season Next
SATURDAY. at Y. NJ. {. A.

The Church Basketball League viii
op>n it's sccopd d season on Saturday at the
y. NJ. G.. A The league was composed Of
teams representing West, BrandyWlne,
Westminster and Grace churches last
vear and after a great race, Grace was
prrclaimed the victor. The success OF the
orx,niyation was so marked that apphca-
tious were received from five other church
es this year. These have been admitted,
thus forming rine-team organlzatioA
II has been found impossible as yet 70 Sc
cure other halls, so 1t has been necessary 10
ask the Y NJ. c. A. for the use oi ITS
gymnasium for another period. Physical
nir>ctor Kadel has offered the Use Of the
gym on Saturday afternoon. as well rs
Saturday night. There will Toe two double
headers on Saturday. one IN the afternoon
ard the other at right The rev teams are
Union, St Psuls NJ. f., Second BAptlst
ard FirstJCentral and Elsrngre Presby-
trrisn.
Al = meeting last right, schedule was
edort.d which calls for First-Ccntral to
mix Il up with St pauls in the first game
az the sftsrEOon hIll aud Second Baptist 20
clash with Union NJ +. il the seco-d The
evening g-mes will lrirg together the
original members Of the league, with
Grace opposing " Wcstmirster and Brandy
wlue meeting West
To insure the best of refereeing, z. H.
Ross and Leroy Z. Sparks have been Sc
cured 10 offoiate. Mr.. Ross has hcen
working most Of the scholastic games in
ard around Delaware and Mr. Sparks
gave general satisfaction in the Church
feasue last year. The afternoon games
Will be called nt $50 and the evening
gamer promptly at s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
MAY co TO ENGLAND
No Suitable Place May be Found
in This Country for Dempsey
Carpenter Bout.
Nv A,soc,as~~, Prc.s to Every Evening

Nv Associated Prcss to Every Evoniu6
New York, Nov. S0.-ln the event that
no suitable place can he found an thus
country 10 hold the forthcoming heavy
weight boxing chsrppionship bout be-
tw.e Jack Dempsey, worlds champion,
and Georges Carpentier, European title
no der. the contest may he staged IN Eng
land, II WIS reported in generally we'll IN
formcd circles here today.
The promoters are known 20 have held
a number of ouferenoes on the choice ot
battle-ground within the last few days and
II was int,mated today al official an
nounccment may be made within a short
time.
Neither Tex Rickard, one of the tr'o OF
promoters, nor Jack kearns, Dempsey
manager. would admit that negotiations
had been started to hold the contest
abroad, but kearns said Dempsey 8
formerly expressed antipnthy TO goirg
outside the United States had been Vlr-
tually overcome.
The proposition 10 shift the fight abroad
wne said 10 have been prompted by cold
nos, exhibited by members of the State
Roxire Commission toward holdIrg 1t IN
this State IL WAS admitted that Charles
u Cochran. the English co-promoter, is
tentatively negotiating for q suitable site
near London in case plars TO hold II Ia tins
country are not consummated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
Parneu A. c. in the Field.

Saturday afternoon the Lewlv organized
Parreu A. c. held It's frs meeti, 6 and
decided TO play all games out Of town,
own to the fact that il could not secure
It's own hall. Steve McNee, who managed
the fsst Nc. "a School team II success
ful season last year, wGs selected 10 man
Gge this wears team snd has already land
ed some fast teams outside Of Wilmir gton.
The team will play both intercollegiate
and Eastern Ieague rules, go II viii be
able 70 accommodate all teams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
AN ENEMY TO GOOD HEALTH.

Goof hoalth has no greater enemy than
constipation. You cannot keep fit"
for work or play if the bowels ara irregu-
lar or cogged with decomposed mass
Of undigested food from which the blood
picks up disease-causing impurities and
carries them throughout the entire system
Foley Cathartic Tablets are mild but
cure in action. They Danish biliousness
sick headaches, sour stomach and other
ills caused by indigestion. Take one to-
night and you VIII feel better in the
morning. n B- Danforth. Marke d
Second Sts.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
BIG GAME MAY BE OFF.

There is possibility now that the
game scheduled between ST Mary'H and
Chcrrook for next Saturday, for the State
title, will not he played, as st. Mary's
in said to hnve refused tn play unless they
receive 40 per cent NJ the gate receipts
There docs not seem 10 be much danger
Of st. Mary, winning the contest, II the
game should be played, as II is conceded
that the Chesrook team is a much atrong
er organization
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
Church Basketball League.

The Church Basketball League viii
open its second season On Saturday
at the y. NJ. c. A. The League last season
was composed Of teams from West,
Brandvwine, Westminster and Grace
churches and tbs wear there are FIVE
more teams in the circuit. the new teams
beng Union. 81 Pauls NJ T., Second
Baptist and FiIst-Central and ElsTneTe
PRESBYTERIAN AS Il has not been possible
to secure halls. the y NJ c 4 has offered
the use Of their gymnasium for Saturday
afternoon and evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
rLEcTErc HOSP AND RUBBER 90.
OLD SWEDES WIN TWO.

The Old Swedes first and second teams
scored shut-ont victories in quot matches
last night The scores:
Old Swedos. 1st..... q q q q p s
prapdywine - 0 II II 50
PLAYERS Old Swedes. Ist Mardcn
Feaster, Sbultz, A Moore and Marcus
prandywine Baker, Brockson, Mount
and Carl
Old sw edes. ID. p q q q q 5
I-nioD. 3 9 3 z I3-0
PLAYERS Old Swedes, 2d-Swain. r.
Moore. wilkins, A. Smith, Palfrey
Union-R Riekenbacker, Boyd, Reed and
Aston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
KEYSTONE BILL.

T'hs kcystons Field Club will hold
their fnnl athletic cntcrtainment ut
Pythian Castle, the affair To be benefit
affair.
Among the local boys who viii be seen
In action will bc L. O. Harry Baker, Joe
Martin, Buck MoGinnis, Kid Carney, Kid
Sum, Battling Barnes, Soldier Stokes,
Mike Burns, Billy Mcdaniel, Kid John
son, Freddy Brank, Bearcat Virgins and
Bill Jennings.
There will also be n musical program
which will include vocal and instrumental
selections and number Of dances. A
battle royal will close the bill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
L.andis at Giants, Openlna.

New York. Nov. >30-Jrdge K VI
Landis, new head OF organized baseball
has accepted an invitation t. attend tie
opening carne of the 1921 season of the
New York Giants, It was announced
\ esterday. He viii be the guest e hon, of
the New YorI, CHAPTER Of the Baseball
Writers Of America at the uLyeilrg cf a
memorial tablet IN honor of Charles
Eddie Grant. of the Giants who was
killed Ia the battle Of the Argonne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
JACKSON AND DUNDEE IN DRAW

New York, Nov 30 Willie Jackson
and Johnny Dundee, cQntenders for the
lightweight championship, fought Is
rounds TO draw Mt the opening show Of
the Central Manhattan Boxing Club, OPP
poaite the Polo Grounds last night.
Referee Kid Mcfarland rendered this
decision after the judges, Shortell and
Mundsay had failed to agree on n winner.
Neither scored knockdown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
Sneaker Looking for New Camp.

Fort Worth, Tex, Nov. 30.-Trjs
Speaker announced here yesterday THAT
he was looking for d new training post for
the Cleveland Indians for next spring He
prefers Texas or Florida, he said and ex-
pects to close a deal before going to Chi
cago in December to attend the American
League meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
WI inctcn Travellers Now.

A new basketball team has been organ
ized under the name u the Wilmington
Travellers with MolTB Fisher as manage
The mani geplent woIld Ike 10 arrange
games with frst-class teams n this city
and Philadelphia. Tic cam will be com
posed of Leshen, Ieinte~g Melner,
W'ilderman Slansky, Rcgenbogen and
Jacobson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
ALL-WIL MINGTON LEAGUE.
Quot I pssers Arousina Much Interest
Among Local Teams.
scHnDULx FOR THIS WEEK.
4TANDIsG LF THE CLUBS.

sCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK.
TONIGHT.
K Of c. az All-Stars.
Brack-Ex at Tenth Ward.
Hagley at Defiance.
Desco st Z. Il. Il.
Pullman at Brandywine.
keystone at Water Department.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
All-Stars st X. of z.
Tenth Ward at Brack-Ex.
Defiance at Hagley.
p. r. r. at Desco.
Pullman at Brandywine.
Water Department ct keystone.
The All-Stars are leading the All-Wi-
mington Quot League with q percentage
Of .933 with the Brandywine team close
second and the Pennsylvania team trailing
third Pullman and Desco, who are in
fourth and fifth places, play tonight and
the game is being watched with interest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
81. Thomas vs.. Kerstone.

The 81 Thomas football team will
play keystone at Second and du Pont
strce's, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clcck
The ST. Thomas players ARE requested ~
be ont for practice tonight at Fourth and
Grant pfreets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
Evtrs Back In { hicago.

Chicago, Nov 80 johnny Evors,
newly appointed manager Of the Chicago
Natio aa@,irnesl active command of
the club on his arrival from Cuba yestcr-
day. Fvers will remain here several davs
% ,liscuss pending deals 70 strengthen the
club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
Vaughn SIN In Hospital.

KenosLa, Wis, Nov. 30.-James t"Hip-
po'l Vaughn. pitcher in the Chicago
National League Club, who recently was
stabbed by his father-ln-law, Harry De
bold, is still in the hospital Physicians
Yesterday stated that his condition was
satisfActoTy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
s.. Lonis Selects Orange.

St. Louis. Nov 30 The st. Louis
Nationals Will train ut Orange, Tex, it
was announced Yesterday Preseason
games will be arranged with the Philadel-
Tlia Americans, who viii train at Lake
Charles, La, Il Was said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
Daughters Of America Win.
Washington Wins.

The Washington Fire Company Quot
team defeated Keystone, three out Of
FIVE games The score:
Keystone I8 3 2I u 2O-2
Players: Washngton-W Green, j.
Land, Greiner, n Hayes Keystone
Hessen. Barnes. Smith, Sylvester. G.
Godfrey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
Penn.DaI Prncfice

The Penn-Del basketball team viii
practice tonight in the Peoples Settlement
Hall ct s o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30

: Senator Ball Returning From Visit.
United Htates ssnator l.. HeislH Bsll
md party will return to Washington
from the Pneifc coant Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
BOWLING.

The following SCORES wers rolled on TIE
Grady aIley,s last night.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15

ROBERT. A. FLEMING, pro-
fesor de .ingles, matematicas y
contabiIidad, con larga practica,
ofrece sus servicios al pdblico
para dar leccianes a domicilio.
Informaran en- Gale de la Cruz
No. 19, altos. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
JJJNTO AL CAPITOLIO|
mo debe bajjar el telon!

que me espeluzna la idea que slepre
senta. Aver vi una DANA en- la ca
lie, que tuvo el capricho de hacer caer
'el tel6n de su traie, hasta ROAR el
piso v declare solernnemente que ofre-
cfa un espectaculo casi tragico, tanto
que me cref obligads d protestar inte-
riormente del excese de tela de sll
traje Ell nombre de las buenas formas.
AL llegar aquf siento que alguien
lee 10 escrito Y me reprocha por mi
ingenuidad, diciendome que debe ser
secundada la campala del buen sa-
cerdote, no Ell. cuanto las medias
de lana, sin0 fayar de los trajes fe-
meninos largos, EN- ciertos casos. No
sc 81 tendra raz0n mi interruptora.
Acaso ella haya visto 10 que mi bue-
ma fortuna me libr0 de yer. Pero,
confieso, despu6s de un prolific examen
de conciencia, que no he yisto hasta
ahora una subestructura de mujer, me-
recedora del tel0n que sobre t0das
quiere correr el sacerdote cuyas fra
ses he tratado de glosar. Esa subes-
tructura es siempre admirable, aunque
por fuerza sea distinta en- cada case,
y sea unas veces rolliza, otras enjuta.
En- ella vemos siempre los admirable
res de la pureZa de lfneas del cuer.
po femenino, la mas sincera sfntesis
de Ia mas adorable belleza que les es
dado contemplar los ojos del hom-
bre Y en- la que hallan tan necesaria
compensation los horrores est6ticos.
que ante ellos dcsenvuelve la vida.
ATTACHE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
BICICLETA GRATIS

No es flfa, es realidad. Pregdntele
al nino Federico Torres Jr..A San
Francisco 80, San Juan, quien Sc ga
no una hace pocos dias. Els de la
marca r. 6 S. la mas acreditada en-
"a pals, que vende la casa Pietranto-
nj & Solo, de San Juan $45 (para
I'd. es GRAT1S). 81 la quiere escri-
ba hoy .mismo en- esta forma:-The
Mail Order Co., San German, Seio-
res Yo quiero ganarme la Bicicleta
GRATIS que I'd. ofrecen en- su anur-
clio (indique Ell nombre de este perio-
dico). Sin compromise ninguno para
mi, deseo que me expliquen 10 que de-
bo hacer para ganarmela. (Escriba
con letra clara su nombre, apellido y
direccion). Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
vIDRIERAS Y APARADORES.

Quien los interese, en- buen estado,
propios para Colmado Tienda de
Proyisiones, pida informes
MANUEL RODRIGUEZ,
TeIefono AZ, Rio Piedras. p. r.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15

cen el mismo efecto que las superiores.
Los que consideramos Incompatible
el espectaculo de belleza plastica
que nos ofrece la mujer, nos deleita-
Yelibs observando aguna exposition
como esas las que me he referido !;
pero el placer que ofrezca nuestras
miladas es puramente artfstico, espi-
ritual, casio, nunca la grosera suges-
ton que supone la campaiia del sacer-
dote quien otro anciano, mas capaz
que el de sentir las palpitaciones Gle
la vida, ha salido al paso.
ST; es cierto que nuestras miradas
llegan sentirse inconfOrmes cuando
tropiezan con la tela que constituye
ell principle de la cortina que pone IL
mite su placer, pero esa es una ten
dencia natura del mas inquiet0 y ext
gente de nuestros sentidos, que es i'm
placablemente curiOsO, pero no hay
en- clio ell menor asomo de malicia,
.si hemos de dar tai nombre al SUI
blime instinto del amor.
Como vereis, amables lect0res, me
la alarmado Ia campaiia del sacer-
dote que os quiere privar del altruis
tl placer de mostrarnos, trasluciJa
por la seda de vuestras medias. Ia
piel de las regiones que los hombres
antiques no podfan yer sin que el ru-
Dor del deseo fulgurase en- sus ojos.
A pesar de que estOy convencido de
la firmeza de convicciones de la mu-
jer en- esta materia de la simplifica-
ci6ll de sHs trajes, he tornado en- serio
la propaganda de ese sacerdote, por-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
La confianza del recien
i. llegado.

En- su Oficina entra un seiiOr
descOnOcidO. Lo prinerO que ha-
ce es echar una mirada a los
muebles que usted usa. Els I'm
seiior que acaba de yiajar por to-
da America. ''iAla, tieRe listed
muebles WABASH!'', dire, y, en-
seguida, 'lsted misriO nctara que
en- sus oj0s Sc refejara La mas
absolute ccniianxa.
Los muebles WABASH acre.
ditan a la persona que los usa.
''Cantero. Fernandez Co. Inc.
son sus agentes en- Puerto Rico.