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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-21
SHIPPING BOARD
HELPS FARMERS
Wheat Rates Below Cost
of transportation

Washington-in a recent address
Commissioner T. c. Plummer OF th'
United States Shipping Board. replied
to the charge that grain was being
carried on Shipping Board boats at
loss 10 the Government. "Of course
we are carrying that grain at loss.
said Mr.. Plummer, but that loss goes
back to the American farmer Speak
ing of the higher rates on grain charg-
ed By foreign shipping companies Mr.
Piummer very forcibly declared. Call
it BY its right name: skinning the
American public on shipping rates.
He added: so long as the Shipping
Board controls rates we will continue
to help stand the loss and give the
benefits to the American farmer.
Commissioner Plummer has taken
an advanced stand favoring govern
ment operation of American ships.
and he says that the Government can
not only open new lines. but that
there is no need for it to be ineffi-
cient. He has called attention to an
article in a recent number OF Fair
play" EndlanFs maritime voice.
which gives full credit to the Shipping
Board for its achievements. The pa
per says:
"The Shipping Board is not only
giving the shipper ample service all
the year round. instead of for a linn
tied number Of months. but is sailing
its boats on regular dates that the
shipper can absolutely depend on.
This want OF regular sailings has been
in existence for many years past. but
the European owners have made lit
tie effort to supply it."
"The direct financial handicaps
which hamper American vessels in
our foreign trade are not due to in
efficiency either in the deck force or
the engine crew." explained the Com
missioner. They are due to American
standards OF living which affect Amer
can ships from the time their keels
are laid-wages being the largest
item. To overcome these disadvant-
ages Government aid is Necessary. |
md il is wholly appropriate To quote
the words OF the late President Hard
ng. if Government imposes upon
American ships burdens which their
are not compelled to bear.
hen Government should bear those
BURDENS
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-21

The Council met In regular session
with Mayor. Smeed. presiding. Coun-
cilmen Feuling. Harmon. Kimbrough
Robb and Wheeler present.
The minutes OF the previous session
were read and approved.
An Ordinance Amending section
Of Ordinance No. :s7 of the City of
Caldwell. Idaho. entitled "An Ordinance
establishing Fire limits. Regulating
the Construction. Alteration. Repair
and equipment of buildings. the dis
po~nI of rubbish. and the storage OF
gasoline and other products of petre-
ieuw and providing for the Inspection
of buildings md chimneys vvithi- the
y Q, ra" sa ,dshs; md pre,cr RI
Ordnance md rcpeniing ORDINANCES
No. H. approved March 9th. 1901. Or
1905 Ordinance No. Els. approved De.
eember cath. 1912. approved nv the
Mayor of ssid City on the 18th day OF
November. 1917 and MISC amending Sec
tien % of snid ordinance No. 2s7 of said
City OF Caldwell. Idaho. Rs amended nv
Ordinance No. 202 OF rnid City of CnId-
amending sections No. 7. \. Is. is. ~.
-. 30. 80. ~. 80. CT and % of Ordinance
No. ~ OF the City OF Caldwell Idaho.
entftied AN Ordinance establishing
Gre limits. regulating the construction
alteration. repair md equipment of
buildings. the disposal of rubbish. and
the storage OF gRsolin~ md other pro-
duct. of petroleum md providing for
the Inspection OF buildings md CHIN
seyS Wthth tsr tfy or CALDWELL. Iaa-
no. and prescribing PENALTIES for the
violation of this Ordinancei mud re-
p<aifnE Ordinances No. II. improved
March c7fh. 1901. Ordinance No. Ioa
approved June End. 1905. Ordinance No.
rs. approved December 2sth. 1917
Approved by the Mayor cf said City on
the 18th dny OF November. 1917. M
proved by the Mayor on the ,fst dny
OF January. 1918. was read for the first
to-wit.
BsIi No. 4. by wumfors. entitled. a.
as~ai yvrr beginning The ar-f Tu~.dev
81 Way. 1873. 10 md Including the arsf
Tuesdsy OF May. 1924. for the City of
Caldwell. Idaho. for the par~os~ OF
lighting tho puhiic streets 81 the CITY
% Caldwell. Canyon County. state OF
HfIt No. s. by wursfcrs. entitled. AN
Ordinance providing for tho n..~.s-
went md levy Of fnx for general
revenue purpos~s for psyiux the eur
rent expenses OF the Cit, OF Caldwell.
IAsko. for the e.~sf year beginning The
arss Tuesday Of Nay. re,a.
MIL No. a. by Wheeler. entitled. AN I
Ordinance srprorrfsttrg for the FISCAL
year b~xfEstrE tho ar~f Tuesday OF
Nay. Isza- "a md Including The a~.f !
Tuesday Of Nay. 1924. for tho city Of
Caldwell. Idaho. for The psrpes~ Of
't9Astsg sh~ public street. OF said ciss I
motion was made by Rinbrourh. !
seconded by FfultnG, that tho rules
requiring the reading ~ hlr or bills |
N three separate days be susnenaed
tile and the third time IN full and
,isced on their rnal passage The
Mayor caused tho Clerk II call the roll
N the motion with the following re-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-21

Ayes: Feuling. Harmon, Kimbrough,
Mumford. Robb and Wheeler.
Nayes and absent: None ,.,
had carried and caused the Clerk to
read the. four bills the second time by
title and the third time In full OF
Bills No 3. 1. 8. and pass. the roll
being called on the same. the result
Ayes: Feuling, Harmon. Rimbrough.
Mumford. Robb. and Wheeler.
Nayes and absent: None.
SO the Mayor declared the biiis naa
became Ordinances No. 3s3. 3s4. .3s5
and 3s6. The Clerk was instructed to
cause the same to be published in the
Caldwell Tribune. the Official news
paper of the City OF Caldwell. Idaho.
brougn. " seconded by by Harmon. that the
Westcott Sales Co. be permitted to
erect tanks for the storage of gasoline
block ~ Original Townsite.
II was voted on motion of Mumford.
seconded by Harmon. that the Ameri-
their si5.0O0.00 Surety Bond in favor of
the Western National Bank for NUM-
pal funds on deposit and In lieu there
OF n Surety Bond in the amount of
100000 be substituted.
broueh. seconded BY Wheeler; that the
power to act on the replacing Of
Water Mains throughout the City.
II was voted on motion Of Harmon
seconded by Mumford, that the Water
Works Committee be instructed to ex-
tend the Water mains a distance of
between $50 and 400 feet on 22nd Ave
as soon as is possible. SO that another
Fire Hydrant could be placed at that
point.
1t was voted on motion of Wheeler,
seconded by Feuling. that all Band
Music be sold. and that the instru-
ments the City owns. be stored and
not loaned under any consideration.
IL was voted on motion of Feuling
seconded by Wheeler. that the Fire De-
partment be allowed 500. as partial
expense on the trip to Pocatello for the
of the Firemens Convention
81 September 1923
1t was voted on motion of Mumford.
seconded by Harmon. that the bills as
approved be allowed and warrants or
iered drawn on the various funds as
follows:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-21
HONOR FLYNNS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Roadway en-
tertaincd Friday evening with a seven
o'clock dinner at the new banquet
room at Shepherd Bros. in honor OF
their daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Flynn of Long Beach, Cal.
The color scheme was carried out in
green and yellow Covers were laid
for twenty-four The invited guests
were: Messers and Mesdames John
Flynn. w. c. Dyer. c. S. Doan, R. B.
Scatterday. Curtis Hayden, Swain
Beatty. J. w. Cupples, NJ. J. Devers,
Ernest Boone. c. G. Baker and DR..
and Mrs J. w. Cue.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-21
The Farmers Worst Enemy-Rats
Farmers Best Friend
Rat-Snap.

These are the words of James Bax
ter. N. j.: Ever since l tried RAT.
SNAP l have always kept it in thu
house. Used about $500 worth oil
RAT-SNAP year and figure it saves
me $500 in chicks, eggs and feed
RAT-SNAP is convenient, just break
up cake. no mixing with other food
Three sizes. Csc, Csc. Sl.2s. Sold and
guaranteed by Botkin-Joy's and Clark
Hardware Co.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-21
A Pronounced Success

The uniform success that has at
tended the use of Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the relief
and cure OF bowel complaints. both
for children and adults. has brought it
into almost universal use, so that it is
practically without rival and as sv-
eryone who has used il knows. ], is
without an equal.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-21
You Guard Against Burglars. But
What About Rats1

Rats steal millions of dollars worth
of grain. chickens, eggs. ETC.. destroy
property and are a menace to health.
If you are troubled with rats. try
RAT-SNAP. 1t will surely kill them
prevent odors. Cats or dogs won't
touch it. Comes in cakes. Three sizes,
CSC, Csc, $l.25. Sold and guaranteed
by Clark Hdw. Co. and Botkin- Joy
Drug Co.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-21

As purgative. Chamberlain's Tab
let's are the exact thing required
Strong enough for the most robust
mild enough for children. They cause
an agreeable movement of the bowels
They are easy and pleasant to take and
without any of that terrible gripping
agreeable in effect.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14
(By NEA Service)


(By NEA SerYlce)
WASHINGTON-The White House
beat Volstead to it,
Even before prohibition had been
decreed by congress, the old White
House wine cellars, provided when
the executive mansion was first
built, for the storing of stocks of
drinkables desirable for ordinary as
we'll as state occasions, had been
torn out. For at least twenty years
any wines or liquors that have been
kept in the White House have been
held in a general %storeroom along
with plebeian household and kitchen
supplies.
Mystery
Just when the wine cellars disap-
peared no one now about the prem
lses seems certain. Colonel c. o..
Sheriff.. in charge of government
buildings and grounds in the Dis
trict of Columbia, is positive, how
ever, that none exists today. The
basement of the White House Is now
undergoing reconstruction, due to
the installation of a new heating
system. using steam from the Dig
State, War and Navy building across
the way. Workmen have been busy
tearing out old walls, cutting
through partitions and digging for
conduits. Had there been a wine
cellar, everybody concerned agreed,
they'd have found it.
He's Certain
'There used to be wine cellars
In the White House, I'm certain"
says Rudolph Forster, for more than
twenty years executive clerk in the
executive offices. II remember see
Ing some old memoranda mentioning
them, and some papers in which
Dolly Madison referred to casks OF
wine or other supplies ordered for
the cellars. But l don't believe
there's any real wine cellar under
The White House now"
eve haven't done anything to any
wine cellar Sheriff. said when
asked about the present remodeling.
There isn't any wine cellar there.
If1 there ever was it was taken out
years ago-possibly when the White
Hepse. was reconstructed in 1902"
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-29

Encontrabase anoche ,uno de nues-
tros redactores en- el camino de ronda
que sube hacia la historica puerta de
San Juan, entregado, pacifcamente, a
la desinteresada contemplation de la
luna el mar, cuando una rapida serie
de detonaciones de arma de fuego, que
seguramente fueron mas de diez, lie
puso en- autos de que algo muy grave
ocurria en- los alrededores.
Los disparos, y las voces de alarma
que les sucedieron, sonaban del lado
del preside; Y hacia ALA corrio nues-
tro retlactor, adivinando medias 10 q.
sueedia. No Sc equivoco al suponer q.
Sc trataba de un intento de fuga de al
gunos penados; descubierto y atajado
tempo por la guardia exterior del
.edifcio. En- efecto, el primer tiro fue
hecho por el centinela de la puerta
principal del presidio, contra la silueta
de ,ln honbre que Sc descolgaba por
una cuerda desde la terraza a la calle.
Embellishments Sc produjo la natu-
raj alarma, y una ruidosa algarada de
tiros, voces y carreras desperto al pa
cifco vecindario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-29
EN- Ell SENADO
De PUERTO RICO
Una carta del General Nc Intyre La discu-
sion del PresupuestO. Ell Proyecto para
prestamOs del f0ndO de sOcOrro de la
pOlicia, Sc Informant pOr ell
COmite JuridicO.

Sc aprueba el proyecto asignandO
fondos para saneamiento de determi-
nados terrenos cenagosos ell Ia region
de Lajas. El Senador Susoni explica
la conyeniencia del gasto.
Estan funcionando las comisiones de
conferencias Y en- ella esta el bill de-
aEbitrios.
De un mOmentO a Otro Sc espera que
venga debate el proyecto enmen-
dando, la Ley Municipal y el de en-
miendas la Ley Electoral.
Iglesias Garcia Duc6s discuten Ell
proyecto respecto a disponer de los
fondos del socorro de la policfa-fon-
dos adquiridos por donaci6n otrOs
medios- s-argumentando ell primero que
cuapdo Sc solicitaron esos fondos no
Sc dijo que eran para emplearlos en- la
forma que Sc expresa y Garcia Duc6s
dice que todo el mundo accedi6 la
plausible labor del jefe Bennett, como
I'M obsequio Y auxilio la policfa sin
parar mientes en- la forma que Sc iban
utilizar los expresados fondos. lie
dice ell Senador por Aguadilla al Sc
nador sociahsta, que no importa su
hostilidad la policfa, debe reconocer
que el mejor medic que sea utilizable
la suma que existe en- el Tesoro, que
es de la policfa, debe entregarse a la
Conlisi6n de ellos con la Investigation
del Auditor, para que Sc emplee en- 10
que es necesario y plausible como son,
los prestam0s.
Ocupa la presidencia el Vice senior
Hernandez lopez y ei sefior Barcel6
va a una session de la Junta Central
Martinez Nadal, Iglesias- -otra vez
-Abril, Garcia Duc6s, Cuevas, Miriam
da, alrededor del bill Iglesias pre-
senta un informe de auditorfa con ell
detalle de los prestamos hechos, pero
Garcia Duc6s insiste en- que Sc trata
de facilitarlos con La rapidez de los
casos de. emergencies evitando el ex-
pediente indtil y perjudicial a los pro
p6sitos del mas Immediate auxilio y
que siendo ese dinero de la policfa
ella debe libremente administrator.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-29
FIESTAS DEL A DE
JULIO


Ell GRAN BALE del 4 de Ju.
lilo sc celebrara en- ell HOTEL
CONDAD0 : VANDERBILT ell
Siia 3 de Julio a las $500 p. M.
Las invitaciOnes p0dran ser OBJ
tenidas del c0mit6 ejeeutiy0 de
idiChas fiestas.
lei hotel, en- celebration de es-
Ia fiesta y para dar mas realce a
la misma, servira una ESPLEN- 2
DIDA COMIDA q las 7::30 p. M.
sel dia3 de Julio. Dos Magnfficas
s0rquestas amenizaran Ell acto.
Souvenirs.
Tenga la b0ndad de reseryar su
mesa con anticipation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-29
Los Estados Unidos amenazados
por TN ejercito de emigrantes
Eel ministro de Hacienda aleTlan declara que e
A CoInunisIno hace carrera en- Alemania
Ell Patriarca Tickon sc recOnOce tratado cor
justicia y delicadeza por los bolcheviques.
El gobierno frances promulga
ra una amplia amnistia.
es.Ev,eIo p.I. p r1rAEo1A1 !. ! ..UaI.ea rrs...l
Cv1A ALL AMERICA CABLES

Y PARIS. JUNO %. Ell Petit Parisfell
dice que a gobierno sc disp0ne a con-
ceder una Afnnistfa polftica el dfa Ia
de julio, gloriosa efemerides de la To-
ma de la Bastilla, para indultar a los
comunistas y realistas que reciente-
melite han sido sentenciados aguar-
dan serlo por sns activas propagan-
das contra el regimen republican,, es-
tabiecido en- ID nacion francesa.
NEW YORK, JUNO 29yl famoso
promoter de boxeo Tex Richard, ha
completado sus planes para la apertu-
ra del redondel mas grande del mum
do, en- el centric de New York, en- ell
cual tendrau cabida aproximadamente
26,216 Expenditures. Tambien Sc pro-
pone el gran deportista construir gi-
gantescos tandhes de nataci6n en- Pit
tsburg, st. Louis, Kansas City y Oma-
ha.
PARIS, junio 20 Ell Mariscal
Lyautey, quien hace POGO fue operado
de los rinones, ha tenido una seria re-
caiLla.
BERLIN. junio pa La Comisi0n
interaliada que controla los seryicios
EN- Alemania, la reasumido sus acti-
vidades elintenta e inspeecionar los edi-
ficios p1blicos de Koenigsberg rehu-
sando la ciudal de Colonia admitir
SUI intromisi6l ailf.
BERLIN JUNO 29,- Noticias del
Rhur dicen qup $500 familias han ST.
do eKpalsad&s Per los 4ranoeses de
ALI, el miercoles. Los trabajadsres ss-
Heron con ssus esposas e hijes hacia
has regiones no oeupadas.
BERLIN. junio a9-Bespachos pro-
seedentes de Tim, Baviefa, anuneian
que los soldadoss de Reichswehr, que
sc lEallaban entregafes una fiesta,
entenanilo himnos patri0ticos, fueFon
ssrprendidos por un contingente de
sindicalistas, yi6ndOse precisados re-
tirarse iiasta tanto reforzaran sus fner-
zas, para volyer contra sus enemigos
y batirles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-29
De cabeza al mar.

Los fugitivos eran dos. Ambos ga
naron la Gale por el mismo camino y
escapando, milagrosamente ilesos, al
graneado fuego que Sc les hacia, con
instantaneidad de relampago, alcan-
aaron Ell parapeto o pretil que bordea
ell camino por el lado del mar, y Sc
lanzaron este de cabeza.
Inmediatamente la guardia del Pc
nal, eficazmente ayudada por algunos
aconfnados de confianza, emprendio en-
lancha la persecution de los evadidos,
que nadaban briosamente hacia Ell
Hcentro de la bahia.
La luz de la luna facilito mucho la
|captura v permitio nuestro redactor
~ a los numerosos curiosos, que acu-
dieron al ruido de los disparos, seguir
|desde TERRA las peripecias todas del
dramatico lance.
Uno de los fugitivos Sc entrego en-
seguida; ell otro-mejor nadador sin
duda--se obstino en- huir, pero fue all
canzado pescado por sus persegui-
dores como a $50 pies de la orilla. !;
Ambos, cuando fueron restituidos a
TERRA, estaban en- un lamentable es-
tado de extreme agotamiento muscu-
lar Y nervioso.
Los dos dicen que eran tres.
. " ( y
Acosados preguntas por ell segun-
do jefe del preside Sr. Saldaia, los
desgraciados confesaron que con ellos
habia intentado escapar tambien otro
compahero de condena, al que 81 no
Sc le encontraba serfa por que Sc hui
biese ahogado.
A pesar de estas manifestations,
entire Ia guardia y empleados habia
Ia conviction de que aquel tercer apa-
sionado de Ia libertad no habia logra-
do salir del recinto penitenciario. Sc
le suponfa escondido en- el viejo edifi-
clio.
Ordenose un registro escrupuloso y
en- IN rincon de la terraza, tembloroso
de- miedo, de horro y de iebre, encon-
traron al hombre.
Qzisnes son nuestros tres personajsg.
Eaustino Ramos Paolis, de % yhos
de edad, condenado q 3 de prisi9N por
81 delito de escaIamiento en- kprimer
grade. rs reincidente v eS<a conde-
n |r~ ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-29

WASHINGTON, junio 29.-EI Cont
sionado General de Immigration avi-
sa que veinticinco barcos extranieros
con aproximadamente .dieciocho mil
emigrantes Sc anuncia que llegaran
en- Julio primero con La intenci0n de
establecerse en- sus pasajeros en- los
EstadOs Unidos. Diez mil imigrantes
va esperan en- Ellis Island, cuya es-
taci6n naval esta completamente abb
garrada sin saber los empleados de
Aduanas que actitud totnar en-. las ac.-
tuales circunstancias. II: i8sM
BERLIN. junio 29.-El seiior Mi
nistro de Hacienda aleman Becker, ha
sido entrevistado por un periodista Y
en- Sus declaraciones dice que es Inn
possible la rehabilitation del marco por
me6lios artificiales solamente: pues la
situaci6n es tan grave que tiene al
gobierno postrado en- una situaci6n es-
pantosa. La mayor parte de la po-
blaci6n germana vese incapacitada pa
ra eomprar los artfculos de mayor me-
Icesidad, por cuya raz6n Sc estdni infil-
trando Ell la masa del pueblo las ideas
eomunistas que son mas fuertes actual
mente en- sAlemahia de 10 que los ex-
tranjeros Sc piensah. atSf
MOC0U, JUNO 29.-E Patriarca
Tfkhon ha solicitado que lie reten-
gan sus rasgos, va que 81 no fecono-
ce las Lecisiones atoptadas por' Ia nue.
va iglesia. FL riejo Pope dice q. es IA
icsfte scivil y no Ia igiesia Ia liansxla
juzgarle por contraHeroiucionario,
como fu6 asf rcalizado.
Que durante su encierrO EN- Ia car
eel que le leyaron los belehesiaues
recibi6 el mejer de los tratamientOs,
selaldndole para su uso uno de los
mejores cuartos. y poniendo a suss6r-
denes un sirviente, :libros, lneelios g.e
poder salir dc pase0 y otras colnodi-
dades por el solicitadas. va que Sc
halla libre, el Patriarca espera reclufr-
Sc EN- las celdas del Monasterio del Don
donde pas6 una vez una buena tempo
rada antes de su arTesto. mtenta
retirarse allf por toda la vida, entire
gado q sus oraciones solo, 81 nadie
viniere prestarle su concurso. Ell
viernes, la primera misa que el Pope
celebr6, ataFiado con totes sus sim
b6licos yesturios en- cl Monasterio. trvo
Ia satisfaction de yer llcna Id igfrsia
EN- que oficiaba de una mnititud In
mensa, compuesta en- su mayorfa de
mujeres.
SHELBY, junio 20. Ios erftiros de-
portiyos y los expertes del box, han
venido observando que Jack Dempsey
estd entrenandose EN- una forma espe-
cial, y Sc scalifica que llera la inten-
ci6n de verse las caras con Georges
Carpenter nuevamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-29

Cantero, Fernandez q Co., Inc, Editorss
OAcinas: Allen 4S st., (altosl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-29

Martinez Nadal dice que puede usar-
Sc todo d dinero en- prestamos sin gran
urgencia : que no haya dinero en- los
casos de enfermedad. Cuevas dice que
siempre ocurrira que los prestamos Sc
hagan los jefes antes de los guar
dias. Iglesias pide que vuelva a Co
mission para q. Sc, informe 10 de la Co
mission, y Garcia Duc6s dice q. ESQ es
matar Ell proyecto, insistiendo aquel
que ese bill perjudica a La policfa.
Un peQueiio fncidente que corta el
Presidente INFERNO Y el Senador So
cialista insiste en- que el so por cien-
to de los prestamos Sc ha hecho en-
San Juan y mayores cantidades a los
jefes. Que la colecta Sc hizo como fon
do de socorro, para aumentar 10 ext
quo que era, pero no para prestamos
a menos que no Sc justifiquen muy
bien.
Sigue la discussion del proyecto Y
Garcia Duc6s insiste en- que Iglesias
es contrario al proyecto porque no sim
patiza con la policfa; el Senador So
ciaIista habla de que el Senador por
Aguadilla qyiere congraciarla para a.
mes electoraies: hay replica de yalor
de cero y de $40 minutes de argumen-
taci6n; el actor del bag toma la dis
eiisidn todo 10 serio possible cortando
,el Presidente otro incidente y una en-
mienda de ABril secundada por Cue
vas 1glesias lleva el proyecto nj Co
mite Jurfdico EN- que Sc informant en-
primera reunion. s
Garcia Ducos dijo que necesita La
policia para que, como a todo cuida-
doso, 10 defendieran de los ladrones.
Pasa Comite La siguiente
communication.
"Junio 25, 1928.
Sr. don Antonio R. Barcel6.
Presidente del Senado,
San Juan. Puerto Rico.
Se1or:
He notado que el enmendar ell pre-
supuesto escolar en- la ,Camara de
Representatives. han retirado la parti-
da correspondence al Asilo de Cie-
" e.. Is
gos, pasando dicha institution al ramo
de sanidad. Supongo que el motive pa
ra proceder asf. no ha sido otro que
considerar dicho asilo como los otros
de nifios y nifias hoy existentes; Pc
ro de todos modos deseo hacer cons
tar que en- mi criterio, puesto que Sc
trata de establecimientos de Instruc-
ci6n P1iblica, todas estas escuelas de-
berfan estar bajo la direction de es-
te Departarnento.
Atentamente.