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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16
WITHDRW ACCEPTANCE Rv Aseoaiafed Press

Terre Haute, Ind, June 15--With- drawal of their acceptance of an, in- yitation to meet the United Mine workers in joint wage conference was announced tonight by the policy committee of the Indianapolis Bitu- minous Operators association. The Indiana operators in the future will deal only with the miners of this state, the committee announced. This action follows similar action taken by the Illinois operators. a state- ment by the committee said
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16
TRAVELLERS TO DISCUSS
 THE AUDITORIUM SITE

A special meeting of the local T. P. A. Post has been called for o'clock tonight at the Hillman hotel While the feature of the meeting will be the discussion on the location of the proposed city auditorium, matters of information will come up.
 All members are tGged to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16
AUDITORIUM SITE BALLOT

Do you favor acceptance for auditorium site of the block
 of property in Smiths park, donated by the Smith
 heirs? ..... Do you favor building the auditorium the site pur-
 chased by the city Eighth avenue?.... Do you favor other site? ..... What seating capacity should auditorium have? ...... Should the commission go ahead with the money in
 hand? .... Are you qualified voter? .....
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16
Radio Set Given
 Away Saturday

At II o'clock Saturday morning at The Age-Heratd building will show the boys present how to con- struct n radio receiving set.
 A complete tested set, with aeriaI and head phones will then be pre- scented to one of the boys present.
 The first Age-Herald radio set was given away last Saturday and The boys were delighted with the new plnE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16
CASE OF 1E9cliER.h)T
 TO BE REC'ENED

Mobile. Jua t6.--cspeeial. )-The me rffbers of ifo school hoard today by a tie vot1 fefi.Eed to feopen the case of Miss Hteei aerr principal of the Oakdala haol h. resigned when a pupi reiased 10 he punished by her and latar was auHaA ed by the county sch05l auneringa dent A large crowd Gf friends HE Miss Der rey were pr4aant at tte us citing and urged that The teaeller restored to her positioN The s0sa has been before the school eou nissioners three time City commissioner Harry T. Hertwslt ating the cause of NJ Eerre staed that he would take the easa Q tfe supreme court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16
!. ::;s'sssoition < Proponents Make MoUe to Stop Sale Of
 Liquor on American Ships
Bankhead Would Deny Government Aid to Any Vessel Carrying "Wet Goods"-Caraway Charges Policy of Shipping Board Is Childish, Foolish and
 Dishonest"-Lasker Remains Silent
Bv Associ ated press

Washington June Manifestations multiplied rapidly hbiton would pending chant marine bill to the liquor definite step to end the conditions complained Anheuser ne of St. Lou through presentation Bank head democrat Alabama the amendment the merchant govern aid liquor stored or other wise disposed of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16
-=------------.s.=-- ==s=4=---- HnIn IiNInN MEETING

HOLD UNION MEETING
 Heflin. June (Special) 1.-The Methodists here will begin Il union tent meeting on Sunday, June 25, and services will be held twice daily, II o'clock a. m.. and 7:45 o'clock p. m Rev. George C. Dobbs of Talladesa will do the preaching.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16

Yesterday the flag celebrated Its one hundredean and forty-flfth birthday anniversary Of the day when John Adams introduced in Congress a res oIution making tn eflag we now. but with only lS stars, the flag of the United States.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16
Sn1ith Pork Site For Auditori1n1 Gets Biq Lead
Sixteen to One m FaUor Of Accepting
 Gift Of Smith Heirs

Eighth Avenue Site Received Only One Vote Ballots Cast-Ten Thousand Seating Capacity Most Popular Choice-Voters Say Build
 Now With Money on Hand
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16
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X Grand Old Birthday. Distributions
 Kidnapping. Bakers and White
 Collars. A Lawyer Can.
 By ARTHUR BRISBANE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16
BUY IN BIRMINGHAM

Goods advertised in The Age Herald by Birmingham merchants are guaranteed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16

It IS first-class lag, and ever since it was put up 1t has stayed up. It has not attacked others wan tonly. nor failed to defend itself from attack
 It has attended to its own business and let other peoples business alone for 145 years. May 1t do the same for 145 years to come. and then for 10 times that length of time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-16

While celebrating the birthday of sfhe Stars and Stripes and the dis lcovery of gold coins made by icroesus 1t would not be a bad idea to recall Colons warning to that bsame Croesus on the dangers of too much prosperity. We have the pros- perity. and enjoy 1t; we do not see aho dangers.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Carpet Swsepers, $1.00 A real honest to goodness Carpet Sweeper, value $2.Oo
 at .................... $1.0o

China Mating, best quality, value S2.oo-4 yards for...... St.o0 Reversible Fibre Mating, value S187-3 yards for............ $1.0O Neponset, best felt base floor covering, value S1.5o-2 square yaFoS TOT s-.ss S1.OQ 1-ineh Velvet Stair Carpet, good patterns, value S1.50 yard-at Sf.oo Hx54 inch Tapestry Brussels Rugs, value $1.39-at S1.oo a. 94-ineh Rag Rugs, value S1.39-at ................. S1.C0 2 onIy-size 6xe feet Granite Art
 Squares-at S2.oo, regular price
 $500. 7 onIy-size 7 ft. 6xs feet Granite
 Art Squares-at $500, reauiar
 price S7.5o. tE
 Size ex12 Oxford Brussels Ruqs -
 Dollar Day at $22.oo, value S-s 8. Size sx1- A niGster Rugs-DoIIar
 Day at $500, regular nriee $45.O0
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
JEWELRY AT s1.oo

Metal Girdles, stone trimmed, vslue S1.75-at .........-.... S1.oo Rosary Beads, guaranteed 10 years, value S.5o-at. S1@ s ais C." rys'ai 2 aduated and long chains, with bead tss- sels, all colors;
 75e to S1.oo vaiue-2 for Sf.oe
 S2.0o to $z.5o WaIue-eaoh $1W French Pearl Beads, opera length, pearl clasp, value 500 at ................... S1m Rhi aestone Bar Pins, value S1.Co eaeh--at for. r........... $t0o Sterling Silver Bar Pins, trim med with white or coiored stones, value S2oo-at. S10o "saIbro" Self filling Fountain Pens, lever style, regular value Sl,IS-at ..ss.s.ss.s.ssssst Hl!VV
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
i'-- s--lAe A--l.a lali '7lsa -al .-s- SMALL WARES

Sanitary Napkins, regular priee $1.0o dozen-2 dozen for. Sf.oo kleinert's Feather weight Dress Shields, all szes, value to soc at pairs for ............. S1.Oo Steel Scissors, all sizes, value to S1.00-at 2 pairs for. s1.o0 s2.5o Hair Clippers or Shears
 . pair s1.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
WRITING PAPER

50o Eaton'o Highland Linen Writing Paper and Envelopes, evE, % or oalors-3 boxes for $1.0c s5c Cranes Linen Lawn Paper E.a Envelopes, white or colors .-2 boxes for .............. S1.oO Two pounds of Eaton's 50o
 Kara Linen Writing Paper and 2 packages of 25e Envelopes.
 value $1.5O-aa for. .......... S1.O0
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

75c Books, all of the latest copyright fiction, our regular stock-2 for ................. St.oo Rubber Hot Water Bottles, g. quart size, value s1.oo-2 for s1oo Rubber Hot Water Bottles, quart size, value S1.50-at.... s1!0o "Bostonia" Hot Water Bottles.
 2-quart size, value s1.5o-at.. N!oo
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Draperies and Floor Coveringss

Window Shades, white, cream, linsn color, light, medium and dark green, value $12)-2 for $1.oo cretonnes at these prices :-
 7 yards for S1.0o. ...... value S1.SS 5 yards for S1.oo. ...... value $t.45 4 yards for $t.oo. ...... value $t.5s 36-inch serim, white, cream, and eeru, open work borders, value $1.50-12 yards for. ..... S1.o0 36-inch Marquisette, white, cream and ecru, double bord- cred, value $1.65-5 yards for $1.oo 36-inoh Quaker Graft Lace, va1e Sf.564 yards for. .... $100 Pyramid Nulaee. regular value $1.5s-2 yards for ........ $f.o0 One lot of Scrim Curtains,
 some ruffled, others with lace
 edeing, value $2.0o a pair at
 az ..s. .-.s.. Sl.Vu Entire stock of Curtains, including Serins, Marquisette and Lace - on Dollar Day at % per cent off.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
LUNCH KITS

Genuine Thernos Black Fibre Luneh Box and Thernaos 6ottles-$foo fer Bottle and S1.0o for Box.
 Imported Lunch kits-Lunch 6ex and Eottle-Luneh Box at 79e, value Sf25-Nacuum Bottle with handle on cup, at 5ec, value $1.oo.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS KITCHENWARE DEPT

16 Star and P. 6 G. Soap for $1oo f5 Ivory Soap for. $1.0o Moosehead Toilet Paper (1,00o sheets to reIl), value 1oe roIl- 14 fer .................. $1.00 Fancy China Cups and saucers, value g .o9-6 for ..... ....... $1 % Glass Vases, light cutting, value 75c each-2 for. r.............. $1.o0 srooms, value 6se each-2 for $1.ol Brooms, value $1.25-at. ...... S1.00 Large size Willow Clothes sas- s kets, value $1.o0-at. -....... $1.o0 25 ID. White Enamel Flour Gan, value $1.50-at .............. $1.00 Four p .ece Canister Set
 Flour, Sugar, Coffee and Tea, value $1.5o-at .............. $1.00 2-quart Aluminium Double Boil
 CT, value $1.5o-at .......... s1.o0 2-qusrt Aluminium Coffee Per
 or VI st,9 t... ". SLIGO White Enamel, roll-tep Bread
 Boxes, value $1.5o-at ....... $1.o0 White Enamel Bread Boxes,
 three sizes, value $1.So-choice $1o0 Mahogany Serving Trays, vs.ue g $lIo--at ................... S1.00 White Bathroom Mirror. value $l.SSaf :..... $t10 Alarm Clocks, value $f-ss \
 ct .:...........:..... ....... $1.o0 English Tea Pots, decorated,
 value S1.50-at ....... ..s........s SfoO Jardinisrs, all styles and eoIors,
 value S1.oo-ak ..... ..:..:.... Sf.00 Small, round EnameIed Roast
 ers-at .................... $1 co O'Cedar Mops, value $1.5o-at $1.Co 7-pece Water Sets, light cut. 's ting, value S1.75-a set. $1.o0
 Dolls, good assortment, value
 up to $S01-st .......... ..... $t.o0 Blue and White Enamel Ware, as follows :- s e&se ss f7quart Dish Pans
 i4-quart Dish Pans
 f2-qt. Preserving Kettle CHOICE f0-quart Water Pals N 5E S-quart Convex Kettle e-quart Convex Kettle CT nN 2-quart Coffee Pot .Nt MF 2-1uart Tea Pot 4eVV S-aHart Double 5s;iaS Ma.5e Tes keStis ss
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
SWEATERS

ChiIdren's AII-Wool Sweaters, small sizes, value $20-at. $1.00 Women's light e.ght Jersey Tuxedo Sweaters, gray only, value $3.00-at $100 Boys and Children's Sweaters at a reduction of ............ S1.00
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
Mems Watches, $1.00

Mons Watches, stem set, gun metal or nickel silver ease, guar anteed one year-at S1.oo, reg oIar value Sf.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
AT S2.OO OFF

Women's Sweaters, in Silk Fibre or Wool-at a reduction of $2.Oo from regular prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
AT $500 OFF

Boys Norfolk Suits, mixtures and navy serge, at reduction of .................. $500
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
TOILET PAPER

So Crepe Toilet Paper, reIls only-A for ............... $1-Oo iOe roila fine Crepe Paper
 is for ................. $l!Uv f7s Japanese Tissue, 1000 sheees paokaees-9 for. S1 w Finest Tissue 10000 sheets,
 rolls oniy= fer. r............. $l.Vv
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
LEATHER GOODS

S2oo Boston Bags, genuine Cow tnde-at ......... Sf.op S2.oo Black Kerat0I Travelling oses-st .........-......... S1.0Q s1.5o Brown Fibre Suit Cases Women's Leather Purses, black and colors, value to $2.c0-at $i!oo Women's Leather Hand 6aes, a bs variety. value to S2-5o- at ................. 1.c0 Women's Silk Moire Hand
 Bags, values $1.5o to s2.oo-st $1.0 Women's Shopping Bags. black
 enamel duck, values. s1.50 to
 $2.oo-at .................... $10c
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
UMBRELLAS, AT S1.0o

children's Umbrellas, in thrss sizes, value S1.oo-at. S1no Mems and Women's Umbrellas, with 10 flexible ribs, guaranteed rain Preof, Waiue sl7o-ss.... St!oo
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
HAIR NETS

Choice of any Hair Net in stoek, inc,uding white and gray, sin- gle or double mesh, cap or frtnss styles - VenIda, Fashionette, L ii an, Je sl.s. n: IT net, regular values f5e and 2oS-s4 TO fer ..s..s.ss..ssss..s Tt1s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
14 Toilet Soap, $1.OO

1oc Toilet Soap-Par,olive, Jer-
 gems, Laeo Csstils-e4 f4 cakes or S1.0o.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17

Infants White Cashmerette Hos isry, sizes 4 to 6Iz-5 pa.rs for ................... $1.Co Infants White Silk and Wool Hosisry-2 pairs for......... Sf.0o chndren's R. hbed Lisle Hos cry, black, w1i and cordovah, sizes to eIz-4 pa rs for. $1oo Ch ldren's Mercerized LisIe Hos iery, black, white a Id c9rdo- van, sizes to 9I2-3 rairs or $1.O0 Boys Heavy weight Blac< R b. be1 r47slery, sizes t. II, Vaue Sgo 9 "a --4 pairs for..... Sf0o Boys Extra Heavy wei aht Black RIbaac Hosiery, slzes 7 to ii, vaiuc 5Oc a pair-3 par for $1.Oo ChHdrer's Woo Golf Hos y, formerly s5c a pair-2 pairs for ......................... $l %
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
6 FOR S1.o0

O ON YA sOO You may select six of the follo~3nl 25c standard Toilet Articles fs S1.o0;- Mavis Taleum Powder Woodbury's Sap Cut.eura Soap Spanish castiIe Soap Williams Shaving Sticks Elcaya Cream Johnson's Baby Taleum Hvwuvp Mum tf Listerated Tooth Paste
 K ss TSicunn 9 der Sw.nsuown Face Powder -,Lbber Dressing Combs Tooth Brushes A
 3 FOR $1.00 Pebeco Tooth Paste Peps,dent DioAogen Hind's AImenu 0rv~1n Madeline Face Powder Djer-kiss Face Powder Mavis Face Powder StilIman's Freckle Cream Prophylactie Tooth Brushes Watkins Coeoanut oil
 2 FOR $1.W La Blaehe Face Powder Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Noorsn's Lemon Cream Sal Hepatioa au a d- cui,ise tvery Dressing Combs Giover's manss ~
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
CANDY SPECIALS

5raemore Assorted Chocolates -3 one pound 5oc boxes for.. Sioo Town Talk Assorted Chocolates -2 one pound 75e boxes for. $i.W
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS IN KNIT UNDERWEAR

One case of Infants Knit Under vests-Nazare.h makc-l tor S1.oo Infants fine quality Knt Un-
 o~vcsts Degu.-.C Vat-a o5-- 3 for ................... SI.UU Nomen's Summer weight R b. bed 5odices, regular and extra sizss-at , for. r.............. S1,0o Women's Summer weight Un. derwear - Bodi oes a. d Vests. regular and extra sizes in all shapes, value 39c-4 for...... $10o Wonen's Summer wei gl7t Vests and Bodices, band top, regu ar and extra sizes, values 5.c and 5ec-3 for .............+.... S1.00 Women's Summer we ght Rlb- b "a t1- Ht a si-~ ue
 a pair-2 for ................ S1.0Q Womsn's Sunrer- wei cht Union Suits regular a.ld extra s.zcs value up to 35c-2 suits for. $1 %
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-04

campaia de Missouri, crey6 aparente-
mente intolerable que sc esperara que
fuera el permanecer apartado y ale
jado de los partidos politicos de Puer
to Rico, y sc metio en- ellos hasta Ell
cuello. Estuvo propio que el declarara
energicamente su oposici6n cualquier
movimiento intependentista; pero estuvo
sumamene impropio al hacer compren-
der, de una manera que no dejaba a
dudas, su enemistad contra ell partido
unionista que gobierna las dos ramas
de Ia Legislature, solamente una de
sus alas es la que desea la independent
cia; declsrando publicamente que era
Ell patron y Ell amigo de los dos parti-
dos en- minoria. Debemos dar por acep
tado que el provoc6 demasfado; esta-
mos obligados a recordar que sus ami
gos dijeron que Ell lfder unionista, An
tonic R. Barcel6 deseaba gobernarlo,
" en- vista de que no pudo, le declare
la guerra. Pero un gobernador de ma
yor suavidad, moderation y precauci6n
no Sc hubiera dejado arrastrar en- una
pelea para todos Gree for all fight) de
los tres partidos polfticos portorrique
nos.
La gobernaci6n de Puerto Rico, asi
como tambien la de Filipinas, no es un
puesto menos diplomatico que admins
%ro+ivo I'll CErooords1 da 10 oduni1aiq&Y-a
ci6n del gobernador Reilly puede ser
brillante; pero Reilly como diplomatico
es un fracaso. Es precisamente en-
Ell Mar Caribe, donde la administration
americana ha sido ell blanco de pasados
criticismos, y es por ESQ que nosotros
debemos emplear en- aquellas tierras,
(Continua en- la pagina tres)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-04

ST detuvieramos la atencion en- los
problemas olA nos cercan, veriamos
que este del tabaco que venimos ira
tando tiene una capital importancia
para ell bienestar economico de Puer-
to Rico, que perseguimos.
Els indudable que, a menos demanda
en- ell producto del cigarrillo elabora-
do con nuestro tabaco, tiene que su-
ceder una baja grande en- la solicitud
de la materia prima del mismo. Nues
tros agricultores de tabaco Sc quejan
de los precios bajos reinantes en- ell
mercado de Estados Unidos para ell
tabaco en- rama. Si este tabaco nues-
tro dedicado a la fabrication de ciga-
rrillos viene a unir su desventura al
tabaco superior que goza de precio
bajo en- ell n1ercado extranjero, un
nuevo conficto Sc presentara nues-
tros agricultores de la aromatica no.
ia, conficto que nadie puede prever
en- sus futuras consecuencias.
Hay que tener enscuenta que ell Ell
garrillo de Puerto Rico Sc confeccio-
ma con tabaco especial, Aue no tie
ne otro mercado que ell que lie ofre-
ce nuestra isla. Sin consumimos Ell
producto extranjero que viene con ell
prop6sito deliberate de desplazar al
nuestro de este mercado que lie CO.
rresponde, no hay duda que presta-
mos un favor la industria extrana
iy causamos un enorme perjuicio al
tabaco nuestro, la industrial nues-
ira, al trabajador nuestro en- gene
raj asi como a los intereses' genera
les de la isla.
| Debemos estar sujetos, con pulcri-
tud y estricta observancia, a la Ley
de Demanda y la Ley de Abasto,
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Inferesanfes acIaracioneS del Co
misionado deAgricuIfuray Trabajo

senado, en- relaci6n con la limitaci6n de
tierras, segdn e: Bill olmstead.
En- washington debiamos unirnos a
Mr.. Luce, Presidente de la Central Agui
RE. Mr.. Dillingham;, Presidente de la
Central Guanica, Y Mr.. Armstrong de
la Central Fajardo. Los Representatives.
de estas tres corporaciones insistieron
con nosotros en- que pidi6semos un limi-
te mucho mayor de tres mil acres, QUE
ENToNCES era la cantidad que Sc con.
sideraba por los azucareros de Puerto
Rico como lfmite conveniente, mis-
companeros pueden referir cual fue mi
actitud frme en- aquella OCCASION.
Iuego, siendo miembro de la Legis
latura de Puerto Rico, someti privads
(eontinia en- la pag. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-04

to voIvio negar su inscription, toda
vez que Sc violaba Ell Acta Foraker. 81
NAL no recuerdo, la resoluci6n del Tri-
bunal fue que ese asunto era de Ia
competencia del Attorney General de
Puerto Rico.
En- mil novecientos diez soicitud
de Mr.. Grieff, Administrator de la Cen
trail Guanica, la Association de Pro
ductores de Azdcar de Puerto Rico, sien
do Presidente de la misma mi distingui-
do compatriota don Eduardo Giorgetti,
fui Washington en- compahia de don
Lucas P valdivieso, de Ponce, don
Francisco Quifones, de San German,
para comparecer como representatives
de dicha Association, en un thearing"
ante ell Comite de Asuntos Insulares del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-04
La aItGfaCi6n de los
deTeChOS del azdCaT
cuba no no afeCiard
GStaiaduStfiae PR.

FL siguiente suelto apareci6 en- la
prensa de Nueva York:
WAsHINGToN, febrero 24.-La re-
ducci6n de la presente tarifa dc impor-
taci6n impuesta al azucar de Cuba Sc
ra probablemente Ell resultado de la res
triccion que haga Cuba en- ell total de
su exportaci6n a7ucarera, en- forrna que
esta no exceda q Ia cantidad normal y
embrace q la industrial azucarera de
la Union. Esta information. fue obte-
nida en- la tarde de hoy de fuente alb
solutamente autorizada en- la Casa BIan
ca, donde Sc manifesto que pesar de
no haberse llegado un convenio def
nitivo sobre la lnateria todavia, habla
habido varias reccmendaciones de ori-
gen oficioso dicho fin.
AL cabo de numerosas conferencias y
discusiones sobre la situaci6n azuca-
rera en- los Estados Unidos en- Cuba,
parece segln esta information haberse
llegado examirar Ell punto de 81, case
Gle reducirse la production azucarera
de Cuba, Sc acordaria en- consecuen-
cia una reduction en- la tarifa que &C
tualmente grava ese producto en- los
Estados Unidos. La impression reinante
es optimista entire los bien informados'
Para conocer Ia importancia de ese
asunto con relaci6n Puerto Eico, visi-
tamos aver al sefor Aboy Benitez, Pre-
sidente de la "Asociacion de produc-
torres de azGcar'' con quien cambiamos
impresiones sobre Ell particular.
Nos inform6 elssefor Aboy que Ell Con
greso, esta controlado actualmente per
los intereses remolacheros, los cuales
quieren imponer a Cuba la condicion de
que reduzca la produccion de az1car a
DOS MILLoNES de toneladas, ofre-
ci6ndole, cambfo de este, que los de-
Irechos de importation serian reducidos
-veinate~eea1ea per quintal. Pero-
dice ell sefior Benitez-la opinion gene
raj en- ese pals, segtln noticias que ten
go, es contraria esa reduction y creo
que NADIA practice Sc hara en- ese senti-
do. Mas, en- case de que la tai reduc-
ci6n Sc hiciera en- los derechos de i'm
portacion del azdcar cubano, no hay
por que apurarse: Ello redundarfa en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-04
Afaques de la prensa americana
en- contra del gobernador RELY

ilos cometidos en- 19o4-19O9. Las prin
cipales acusaciones especffcas contra
el, son las de haber destituido jueces
portorriquefios sin causa, anular la
autoridad de otros jueces valiendose de
amenazas de destiuci6n; q. perdon6 cri
minales solamente con el objeto de
agradar al partido socialista, de que
coloco tres jefes departamentales, nom
brados virtualmente per corporaciones
americans, de una manera ''opuesta
al espfritu de la Ley organica". Pero
detras de todo este existe una cosa
mucho mas importante, cual es su ''cor
dura y discretion.
Los cargos mas graves conra Rel
ly sencillamente Sc refieren menos a sus
actos que su tacto. Procedente de Is
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-04
TRADUCIDo DEL "NEW YORK
EVENING POST" DE
FEBRERo 20

Los portcriquefos adversarios del
gobernador Reilly, dieron sobre la cabe-
"a del clavo cuando en- noviembre del
ano pasado Sc quejaron de que 6l ca
recia de ''cordura v discretion, CO.
sas indispensables para ocupar tan alto
sitial Elles no fortalecen su case es
cudrinando y sacando a la luz los car
gos hechos contra el, cuando era "asis
tant postmaster de Kansas City, ha
ce va ounce afios. FL problema princi
pal que debe invesigar la Comisi6n del
Congreso son los actos comedies por
Reilly durante el afo de 1921, v no aque
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-04

benehcio nnestro, pues~ la rebaja que
Sc haga en- esos derechos sera sumada
al precio de venta de los az1cares en-
general, con 10 cual ganaria Puerto Ri
co tambi6n.
El sefior Aboy ccncluy6 diciendo que
no habia peligro de ninguna especie con
la anunciada rebaja de derechos para
Cuba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-04

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