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The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
Congress Closes With Demand
For Action From Britain
Calls Upon England to Live Up to Mandate in Fall OPP
pose the Enactment of Any Quota Restrictive lmmi-
grafton Law.

Congress appoint n Commission to make
tire problem, and Tint the executive
committee Of this Congress he directed.
in conjunction with other agencies
dealing with this perturhetl problem. to
act on. any plan or plans that might
he devised v:iich would tend to lessen
the sufYcrings of these unfortunate
homeless people.
Conscious Of the enjoyment of the
blessings of civil. political and relig-
ions rights guaranteed to the Jews in
Common with nll The citizens of the
United states virtue of which we free
ly pursue omr happiness and nre per-
United to contribute to the general
prosperity and welfare of our country.
the American Jewish Congress takes
occasion To record It's determination to
aid the Jews In other lands In their
struggles TO obtain the equal enjoyment
of human rights.
This Congress lcnOunccs ns inhu-
man. the attempts made In several Eu-
ropean countries through lUycOtts. and
other al,on,inai,ie means to destroy the
economic weli-,sing Of the Jews. II
denounces the efforts made to limit the
csluca :ioial facilities OF th9 Jewish
youth by means of so-callct0 numerous
clauses and other devices. and 1t here
by pledges itself ito the Jews In tht~e
countries. where discriminstpry .prO->
cesscs ARE In operation. to give TO them
II full measure OF the moral force of
the Jews Of America in aid 0f their
righteous struggles to obtain full and
complete emancipation.
This Congress Aeafiirms Its deterns-
inntiOn to insist upon the full enforce
mcnt by the European countries Of the
right guaranteed to rir Jews along
with ,cthav nlinoritie~ by the varlcas
trr~tL~ spforccsl;- incluAlng me guar
antee of minority rights In countries
where that principle of government Ia
accepted. or by the treaties required.
Whereas the American Jewish Con-
gress believes that the 39t quota re-
stric I've immigration law wns aimed in
part mt tho immigration Of Jews In the
United Stntcs, Therefore,
BE IT RE3OLvED that the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress condemns the 31e
quota restrictive immigration Inv ns
discriminatory and un-American. and
urges the Congress of the United States
to either repeal this law at its next
session or not 10 extend its operation.
and N
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED That
the Administrative committee of the
American Jewish Congress shall oppose
the enactment Of any quota restrictive
immigrn ion lnw.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
Thursday, October Is, 1923
Our Oun ,
by Israel ZangwiII

Laden with babes and bundles.
FoOtsOre on every road.
Their weary remnants wander.
With bayOnets for goad le
They cry: '.Shemn Yisroel'' IL
In tragic monotone
And II We. Israel. hear not.
BY whom shall truth lie shown?
For the strength whereby God saves
us Is the strength that is our own.
At Inst hut a naked rabbie.
Clawing the dust for bread.
.Jahlering. wailing. whining.
HOrt!es of the living dead:
Half apes. hnlf ghosts. they grOvel.
Nor human L. flieir tone.
Yet they are not brutcs. hut brethren.
These weeks of the hunger zone.
And their death cry rings Ia heaven in
the tongue that Is your rwn.
Barefoot. ragged and staggering
Like walkers in their sleep.
Fcrling ON bark and saw'lust.
The doomed professions creep:
Crawling through marsh or snowtlrift
Or forest overgrOwn.
They bear on high their Tornh
Like fing to heaven flown:
They prove how great their spirit. LET
Ills prove how great our own.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
BRISBANE COMMENTS ON
ZANGWILL'S SPEECH.
Gewish. TeIegraphic Agrncy.)


New York--The following IL the com
ment of Arthur brisbane on Israel
Zangwill's speech before the American
Jewish Congress:
"A serious discussion among our
Jewish fellow citizens on the subjects
of Zionism ought to enlighten some
idiots TINT have talked about n great
Jewish conspiracy to rule the world
and everybody In it.
Israel Zangwill. who thinks. but
does not know. says the Jewish pcO-
pie in Jerusalem can never he political.
ly successful. That is probably what
anybody would have said about the
Irish nation at any time during. the
last seven hundred years.
But the Free State is established
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
DONATE $4,000 TO CEN
TRIAL AND FREE SYNA-
COG.
tIewish relcgrnphic Agencyo

(Jewish TeleErnpn1c AScDcyJ
New YOrk-Dr. Wise. Rabbi of the
Free Synagog. made announcement to-
day of two gifts which have just been
made by members of the Free Syna-
gos Bcnjamin IHoc!t presented the
SIM of Sa5 600 for the purpose of erect
ing memorial chapel al the West
chester Hills Cemetery of the Syna-
Eog III memory of his wife. Birdie
Block recently deceased. Memorial
gates and walls for the cemetery were
presen ed year ago by Mr. and Mrs.
Block in memory offhpir mothers.
DR. Wise also made announcement
of gift of $25.OOO from Waldemar
Hops and Helen Kops Glaubcr in mem
DRY of their father Daniel Hops. one
of the leaders of the Central SynagGs
and the leading spirit in federhting
of the Central and Free SynagogS. This
gift is to he regarded and used as n
nucleus of fund for the building
of permanent Synagog home for the
Federated Central and Free Congre.
cations.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
LAUNCH TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR REFORM RELIGIOUS
TEACHERS.
,.Icwish Telegraphic Agency)


New York-For the purpose Of etlu-
eating teachers In the religious schools
OF the Reform Synagogs, the Hebrew
Union college school was launched at
Il luncheon NEE ing nt which rs rahbis
were present. Rabbi Samuel Schulz
nan was tOastmaster and DIR. julian
MOigcns:ern. president of the College
WAS II guest of honor Abraham
Franzblnu of the College Of the City
of New York will I've the principal of
the school.
The school will open on November
:. It will le located temporarily at
the Temple Emanuel. The classes will
be open to all young men and women
possessing Il high school diploma. 1t
will R supported by the Hebrew I'm
ion College. Registration will com
mence October IL.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
MINNEAPOLIS JEWS PRE-
SENT LLOYD G E o r G E
WITH HEBREW SCROLL.
tJewIsh Correspondence Bureau.

tJewIsh Correspondence Bureaui.
Minne,lpolis-Jews of this city yes
tertlay presented Lloyd George on his
arrival here from Canada with an H.
Illustrated scroll cn which appeared in
Hebrew an appreciation Of what he Ind
done ms Premier in connection with
the Jewish settlement in Palestine.
DIR. Maurice LefkOwitz, speaking on
behalf of the Twin Cities Jewish com
munity presented the scroll to the
guest. Lloyd George would never he
forgotten by the Jews for whnt he
had done to. restore Palestine as II
Jewish homeland. DIR. I.efkowitz said
in making the presentation. Lloyd
George seemed greatly moved by the
tribute.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
Dr.. SHERMAN Leaves for Study
of Palestine Conditions
Will Interview MOsems Jews and Christians in Order to
Answer Pfejudced Reports Which Have Been Cir
culated

go there and satisfy myself as to the
fncts by close observation and study"
DIR. Silverman declares.
''It is my purpose to travel by au-
tomobile through the entire country
visiting all the important cities as well
as the colonies that have been establish
ed there by means Of Jewish labor and
capital. intend also to interview rep
rcscntntives of the MOslems, Jews and
Christians In order to find out mt first
hand the exact relations between these.
elements to one another. nml thus be
In II position to answer the prejulIced
reports which l know have been cir
culated.
II am after the truth and i hope
to bring back report that shall Ike
authentic and authoritative on all the
facts connected with the settlement Of
Jews in Palestine.
II undertake the trip to, Palestine
at this time because. In the course Of
my recent trip 10 the West ON behalf
of the Palestine Foundation Fund
became convinced that 1t was necessary
tn bring to the people not merely re-
ports Of Palestine. hut authentic md
first hand information
DIR. Silverman was rendered fare
well reception Saturday evening by the
Kercn HayesUl at the Hotel lAstor.
Herman Conheim was chairman and
among the speakers We're DIR. Nathan
Krass. Rabbi Max Dorb and Morris
Ro. henberg.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
FIGHT, WHEN RABBI SEEKS
TO BAR WOMEN WITHOUT
WIGS.
tJewish relerraphic ArencvI

tJewish reieRraphic AgencvD
BucIarcst-Much discussion and
general excitement has been aroused in
Feisoviso. Trnnsylvnnin. according tO
Klnuscnl,urg papers. by the action of
Rabbi Hnger. son of the Ziznitzer
-.rcbl,c' in seeking to bar women with
out ''slieitels'' from the synagcg.
The rabbi. II il reported. has com
piled II black list OF women wearing
their own hair and on the eve Of YOm
Kippmr he demanded that all these
women leave the synngog.
When some of them refused. fight
cnsrcd between those supporting the
rabbi and his opponents The rahbi. II
is said. was almost lynchsl. Order
was not restored until the police inter
vcied.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
John Spargo Attacks
Zangwill's Views
Answer Anti .Senr:tes by Leading jew
= ish Life. He Says.
'ltLewIM, correspondence NJ rsau,

81 NfLewiab Correspondence nLrsaul
: washingtca-John Spafgo. In the
course uf luncheon OF the Jewish CEN
ter campaign. made. what was Kener-
ally taken to he. a reply to Israel Znng-
wills plea before the American Jew
ish Congress for Jewish group action
and II specific Jewish vote.
Spargo declared tllnt n Jewish vo;e
wonld prove great menace, and would
lend To an unwholesome reaction on
the part of the general public.
Il feel an abundant sympathy for the
am entirely in sympathy with the move
ment to establish a Jewish homeland
In Palestine. hut hope that here. in
the United States. we will not have
Jewish Americans hut American Jews. :
Mr.. Spnrgo gave evidence through
ont the speech that lie deplOred all
,separn.ist movements.
He praised the Jewish community
crn'er movement and declared that it
will foster Judaism which is IA val
uablc spiritual element in American
civilization
The best answer to antiSenites,
Spargo said. was not the presentation
of his orical or other data concerning
The .Jers and their accomplishments
hut so ';org;nizing the life of their
sons and daughters that they will best
express the faith of Israel
Jewishness is religious and nct racial
or national. Spargo said. THE Jew
is no more race than are my own
acncstors the Anglo-Saxons," he con-
c,udcd.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
BRITISH ARE LOST TEN
TRIBES. ENGLISH L OR ID
TELLS CONGRESS.
New Zealand Premier Supports
-Israel'' Theory.
tJewlsh TeIerraphic Agency

Londl0n-The English people are the
lost ten tribes. Lord GislI0rn declared
in an address before the "Israel" con-
gress which is meeting here. The Com
gress consists of those who believe thnt
the English are the lest Israelitc tribes
British from ancient Jews. the Lord
pointed tu the word British which
he said was compounded Of the He
brew words Brill and ish CA man of
the Covenamt.) Princess Alice Is one
of the participants In the Congress.
According to rumOrs here. the
Premier of New Zealnnd. Mr.. Massey.
is one of the believers and supporters
of this theory.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
M. D. Rosenberg To
Succeed S. Wolf
Selected W Bnsi Bra asd; Csasrga'
tIons as Capital Representative.
(Jewl.h Telerr.phle Aeenez

-.',r ssf tSeWish IeseBrhpu3 A8eocV
washington-M. ID. Rosenberg. a
leading attorney Of the national cap
ital has becn ciiusen by the indie
pendent Order B'nni Birth and the
Union Of American Hebrew Congregn-
tions to act ns its representative here,
succeeding the late Simon Wolf.
1t will be Mr. Rosenherg's duty to
net on behnlf Of those organizations
in all official matters affecting the
Jews.
For the past five years Mr.. Rosen-
berg has served as the vice-presitlent
Of the Union Of American Hebrew Con
gregatiOns.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
lJewl.h TelegraphIc Agencyl

New YOrk-A demand that Britain
five up in full measure to all the terms
cf the Mandate -under the League Of
Nations for the upbnilding of Palestine
was voiced by the American Jewish
Congress in II resolution adopted nj the
closing session.
The adoption of the resolution is in
harmony with the suggestion made by
Mr. ZangwilI in his nddrCxS before the
Congress In which he severely arrnisn-
ed Britain for The manner in which
it was executing the Mandate.
Mr.. Zangwill also assisted in the
framing of the resolution which was I'M
animOusly adopted.
The resolution demands n more lib-
ernl immigration policy for Palestine.
points out 10 Great Britain that much
more money would flow into the Keren
Hnyesod IL it became perfectly clear
that n genuine Jewish national home
wns being established. and calls upon
the government ut delay no longer the
I'uiCSttne nni1Otlni iOhn.
..Taking grnfcfuI note" says the res
olntion ''of the magnanimous methods
OF President Coolidge to the American
Jewish Congress- through DIR. stephen
$. wise. expressing his sympathy with
the policy of upbnilding I'm Palestine
the Jewisl, national home:
The following resolutions were
adopted:
The American Jewish Congress re-
joiccs In the fact that one Of the first
steps taken In the upbuildinG of Vhc
Jewish homeland In Palestine was the
fdNntling OF the Hebrew University In
Jerusalem, 1t commen,ls the Jewish
physicIans Of America thronEh whose
generosity the foundations for n AIedi.
ea,i sehoel we're h,id Iast year. -
The Congress is co,f,leat thnt all
PARTIES and sinslcs Of opinion In jew
isli life will ul,hcsitatingly unite upon
this project and urges upen the Jewry
OF America to hasten the completion
Of the University TO the end that l.
may b in n position In the near future
to rndinte its cultural influence upon
the Jews Throughout the world and
may lecomc significant stimulus for
the scientific and spiritual progress.
The condition OF Jewish refugees in
the several countries Of Central and
Eastern Europe Of Cuba and Mexico
has been repeatedly described TO us as
pitiable beyond description. We re-
gard action tending toward amcliora-
tion of these conditions. as the most
urgent need OF the Jews of the world.
Lack of proper information prevents
the suggcs ion Mt this time of definite
solution. but we recommend that this
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
Memorial Meeting
First Yahrzeit DR.. o. NJ Shere, SUNDAY Afternoon
October %, 1928 at Sanatorium JCRS

The late Dr. shere lived and worked in our midst for many
his associates The Jewish CnsmTtyes Relief Society," OF
Chairman Medical
his Memorial
be his at the Sana,
October 28 1923 at :30 o'clock
a friends associates
Relief Society The National
Hospital ST. J0sephs
Hospital.
invao to this solemn occasion
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
PRESIDENT MANUFACTURE
ERS ASSOCIATION DIES
SUDDENLY.
Newlsh relegrnphIc Agency

New YOrk-Samuel Broom, 62. presi-
dent of the Uni ed Shirt Manufacturers
Association dropped dead while walk
ing al Fifth Avenue yesterday. The
deceased was also the head of Broom
and Newman. shirt manufacturers. He
was director of the National Dry
Goods Association and II member of the
Central and Free Synagog.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25

Berlin-The distinguished Hebrew
poet. Fl. n. Bialik. plans 10 leave soon
for Palestine where he will make his
permanent residence.
Bialik will develop his publishing
enterprise in Palestine. He finds it I'M
possible to continue his work at Berlin
under existing conditions here.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
BUTCHER LOSES KOSHER
PRIVILEGE FOR YOM KIP
PER SACRILEGE.

Ellenville. n. Y.-Benjamin Gehr-
Itch. Kosher butcher. is without his
kosher privileges because he insisted
on having Judgment satisfied on
Yom Kippur The Ellenville Hebrew
Aid Society was senrnged at the sac
rilcgc it voted to withdraw from Gehr-
Itch the right to have his meat killed
by the Rabbi.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25

New YOrk-Rabbi Ephraim Frisch,
founder of the New SynagOg of New
York and its rabbi for eight years has
accepted call from Congregation Beth
Ell of San Antonio. Texas. He will
leave New York before December I.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
PATTERsO ONTO ECT
$250,0G0 Y. M. H. A.
Jersey Associations Elect Omeesu
tJe,vish 1'eIegrnphic Arcnc1,

---7 tJeWtsh TeIeRtnbhtc Akehc1I
Atlantic City.-A. Y n. II. A. build.
ing costing n quarter Of n million dol
lars will e erected in Patterson, n.
j.. II was announced at the convention
Of the New Jersey Federation of Young
Mems and Young WOmen's Hebrew
Association held here.
Felix Fuld of Newark was renomin-
ateN for the presidency and Philip II.
Bruskin of New Brunswick. vice-presi-
dent
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
1850 GERMAN JEWS ADOPT
ED CHRISTIANITY DUR
ING 1SSO-191S.
$4,000 German Jews Left Judaism In
Century, Apostate Estimates
,Jewlsh rclcsrnphic Arencyo

tJeWisH icWST"phc FHrh'so
Berlin-A total of 11.tan Jews en-
brace,l Protestant Chris. unity In Ger
many from 1850 till 1913. according in
statistics just made public. Half of the
ap0statcs are from Berlin.
This number does not include Jew
ish children w..o were baptized at birth
nor does 1t include those joining the
Catholic church.
According to DelerOi. the well-known
Jewish apostnte. the total number OF
Jews who adopted Christianity In Ger
many during the 18th century numbers
no less than 224 900.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25

has writ en- everything essays,
plays. poems. short stories-litPratuN
ia him Is hut u means Of using his
voice. OF saying what he has to say.
Beyond all the merits and faults of
his writings. there Is the personality
Of Zangwill. the voice that speaks the
message which Is delivered.
And there is his all-embracing lew
will hns not marked out for himself
special field so In SPITE Of his Zion
ism and his Itoism Zangwiil hns al-
ways been more than a parry man.
prominent American Zionist said to
me recently that 1t was pity 20
grent man as Znngwill stood outside
the nc, ual movement today. How can
he stand within it? -
The tide of Jewish life is fiowfag
all in one direction. but there are
many waves-nnd even ns 1t flows.
there IL subtle movement also prepar
ing for the pl,b. Ebb sna fiow., that is
how it goes always. Even the might
lest billOw does not stay ut the crest :
1t must crash down and be succeeded
by another WAVE.
How could Zangwill cOnfine himself
to a party program Zangwill who finds
1t impossible. being member of the
f,,,
Egyptian Home Rule. to deny the right
of natives of Palestine to their own
territory? ZangwilI. who has the Wis
ion to sec that 1t is the DiaspOrn that
will keep Palestine Jewish. rather than
Palestine the Dlaspora!
The voice of people speaks for the
whole people. it is the expression Of
the conscience of the people. it is the
mass articulate.
The nll-embracing Jewishness of
Znngwiil-his untiring interest In all
things Jewish. the amazing knowledge
he has of all that is happening in
Jewish life
1t was about 1910. when my friend
Kenig and ! were preparing to get out
the Rennissance.' q Yiddish monthly
which lnstsW for six goodly issues. I
wrote to Zangwill rs sorn as the plan
was ready. He contributed two articles
(unpnid fOr) hut his note was even
more characteristic. 1t was the first
he wrote. he had heard of it.
Zangwill has got to know everything
that is happening in Jewish life so
thoroughly. that it is strange to him
to find even n new publication already
prepared to start without he should
have heard of it beforehand.
And the meetings he is asked to adj
dress The number of letters he gets.
1t interfercs with his work and fire.
guently he has to refuse to speak. But
lately. people have ndopted n new
me.hod-not Zangwill will speak, they
announce. hut Iangwill has been in
vited to spcnk. of course he has heen
invited to speak!
| Nt'tl;llt. IIlut ptltl WI WV JtN
ish people. tina. mighty thundered on
.hc platform. in private life. he was
/ the kindest and the most lovable of
men. And Zargwill TOO. o-those who
know him. is almos. n meek man. II
/ slim. tail. white-haired gently-smiling
| figure, full of he mill; of human kind
ness. How much thoughtfulness there
is in him. too. When he came to Len
don to preside mt that magnificent dem
onstration of welcome by several thou
sands of Jews to that great sculptor
Glicens.ein. he remembered among all
the praise and all the admiration. that
the man had come to settle in London
and he did not emit to express the
hope that he would be helped to make
out of his stone not only bread hut
cake.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25
tJew,sh Telesrnphic Agency,

, New York-The Rev. DIR. Joseph Sill
verman, rabbi-cmcritus Gf Temple En-
mnnuel. sailed on Tuesday for Pales-
tine for the purpose of getting first
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25

hand information on conditions there.
There has been so much discussion
and controversy on the subject of Pal
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25

1t is II mnn's duty to honor his wife's
parents. as his own.-Tnimud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
SAUL PRocLAMADo REY

Saul sali6 de su casa en- husca de
unos burros que Sc lie habian extra
vlado, en- solicitud de los mismos, vi
sit6 al profeta Samuel, quien lie mani
+est6 que acababa de habIar con- Dios
el que habia sido nombrado Rey de los
Israelitas. Despu6s de comunicarle el
honor que Dios lie habia thecho, lie reve-
1enci6 Y lie reconoci6 como Rey. Mas
tarde fu6 elegido entire los Israe,itas,
y Saul, por graeia dfyina, result6 ell
Rey de ellos, 10 que fue celebrado por
elias al mirar ei tamaiio y condolences
de su nuevo monarca. Todos estos in
cidentes. de interes mundial, podran ser
admirados por el public en- la pantalla
Ge los Cines, con motive de- proximo
arribo de la magnifca production titu-
iada LA BIBLIA, que es de interes ge-
neral para toda la humanidad, por ser
una reproduction exacta de Ia historic
sagrada. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
Muy oportunamente,
senior Mestre

NO recOrdamos en- que periodico de
san Juan leimos los otr0s dias Que ell
Hon. Attorney General de Puerto Rico
Sc proponia girar una vista de inspec
ci6n q las distintas dependencies que
So hallan bajo su direction en- Ia isla.
Entire elias los Registros de la Pro-
piedad. Y hubimos de pensar que tai
vista, ahora unos 7dias antes de dar
principle a sus labores la Asamblea lie
gislativa de Puerto Rico, era mas que
oportGna, necesaria.
De ese modo, Ell Jefe de Jueticia po-
drfa, ciencia cierta, informar de Ia
labor que realizan los registradores de
la Propisdad. Pezmitame seflor Mestre,
Eugerirle que commence su vista por
Csguas.
RecorriendO las estadisticas Que te-
Iemos a Ia victa, notamos con extrana
BILE sorpresa, como han podido el Re
gistrador empIeados sus 6rdene5,
1eali2ar tan penosa labor. rs trabajo
de cuidado, consciente, juicioso y me-
ditado Ell que levan caho esos emplea-
dos. Pesa sobre ellos una gran respon-
eabilidad Y estan, sujetos a responder
civil criminalmente de cualquier fal-
ia O., en- ell difcil desempeno de su car
so, cometan bie1 por ignorancia 0 des
Guido.
Els asi ore, 6 veces, los interesados
en- la presentation de documentos pd,
bdcos aceptan de buen grado las razo-
nables excusas que ellos tienen para
no despacha. los documentos con IL ra
pidez que ellos quisieran de acuerdo
con el Reglamento Hipotecario.
Hemos ob8ervado la labor del sefior
Registrador de la Propiedad de Cagucs
y de SIS subalternos. Hemos visto al
propio Registrador hacienda de escri-
5iente igual que el Official, teniendo a
su, cargo ell Libro Diario. Hemos OBJ
servado como los tinicos TRES EN-
PLEADoS, I'm Official dos escribien-
tes, entire los iiltimos una distinguida
sefiorita muy cumplidora de sus debe-
res, Sc afanan y Sc complacen en- ira
bajar fuera de las horas de labor of
cial para 1lenar, de la mejor manera
possible, Su cometido.
No hay ALI, senior Mestre, prerroga-
twas para nadie. Els decir, Sc observan
las mas insignifcantes exigencias de la
Ley. Sin embargo, Sc deja todo el
mundo complacido. En- el ano 1918 Sc
presentaron y registraron 1897 docu-
nentos publicos. Entonces habia los
nismos empleados que hoy. Este pasa-
co afio 1922 Sc registraron 1898 docu-
mentos.
Els que caguas, la ciudad hoy mas
industriosa comercial de Puerto Ri
co, exige un Registro de la Propiedad
&c primera clase. Els decir, de la misma
categorfa de San Juan.