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Evening star., 1923-01-24
BERLIN WORKERS MEET.
On Result Will Hinge Housing of
Allied Officials in Hotels.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, January 24-Just how
much longer the French and Belgian
members of the interallied control
commission will be permitted to re-
side in Berlin hotels depends on the
outcome of conferences held by the
workers committee in all the big
hostelries.
With the exception of the official
members of the entente commission,
none OF the Berlin hotels is accom-
rnodating touring Frenchnen or Bel
CLANS. and the precedent set by the
Munich hotel employees in demanding
that French and Belgian nationals
racate probably Will be emulated by
the workers committees in hotels
here where French and Belgians at
taehed to the entente commission are
still living.
Gen: Maurice Nollet. chief of the
French military mission, and the i'm
mediate members of his staff, are re-
siding at the Hotel Adlon, while 9TH
er Frenchmen and Belgians are scat
tered among a number of other well
known hotels.
Evening star., 1923-01-24
SCULPTOR ASKS 100000
Sues LandIady for Alleged Damage
to Busts of Presidents.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. January 20.
e-Busts OF several Presidents and
death masks and statues of other
aotables figured in q suti for, s10o. 1000
1iled by William Ordway Partridge.
noted sculptor. against Evelen b.
Poor. New York apartment house
bwner. ',
The sculptor charged that the works
Of art, left with his landiady when
6e vacated his lease, were found sew
eral weeks later in . damaged condi-
kion in the basement
Among the busts were those Of
Wash in Ston, Jefferson, Lincoln. Grant
and Roosevelt, while masks included
those of william c. whitney, Cyrus
Townsend Brady and william Nc
Cracken.
were valuable to him in constructing
monuments, and could not be replaced
Evening star., 1923-01-24
PLANS RADIO COURSE.

PHILADELPHIA, January 24.-A
new course, principles underlying
radio communication" will be added
to the curriculum of the University of
Pennsylvania, authorities announced
today. 1t will be known as Physics
5" and will be started at the opening
OF the next term in February
Evening star., 1923-01-24
BAR GERMAN ACROBATS.

PARIS, January IA German
gymnastic troupe was prevented from
appearing last night at the Olympia
Music Hall by a demonstration Of un-
employed French performers who
rushed to the stage and informed the
audience that the next number was
TO be offered by German actors. A
police squad was summoned and the
stage was cleared. The performance
proceeded, but the Germans did not
give their act
Evening star., 1923-01-24
REPORT FRENCH SEIZE
100000 900 MARKS
Money Being Transported by Ba-
dische Analin Company Said to
Have Been Taken.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. January IA dispatch
to the Times from Essen says that at
Ludwigshafen the French yesterday
seized 100, 100000 marks which the
Badische Analin Company was trans.
porting from the Reichsbank to its
own Offices.
The dispatch adds that the French
officer responsible for the seizure is
consulting with the Rhineland COM
mission on the possibility of the
money being returned to the bank.
Evening star., 1923-01-24
SENATOR SIMMONS ILL.
North Carolinian Reported Slight
" Improved.

NEW BERN, n. c., January a4.-A
report from the home Of Senator +. NJ.
Simmons was to the effect that his
condition is somewhat improved. The
senator Is suffering from a severe at
tack of grip and has been confined to
his home since his arrival here Mon
day morning. His physician states
that with a little rest he believes that
Senator Simmons will be able TO re-
sumo his duties at the Capitol.
Evening star., 1923-01-24

said to have been run by the French
on Sunday from Dortmund to this
city.
The newspapers declare shs French
and Belgfans do not understand the
German signal apparatus They also
point out that French traffic 10 gov
erned by the turn -to-the-ieft" rule,
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-04-14

MINNEAPOLIS

Mr.. Wendell Jones. II West 29th
St., gave "a surprise party last
Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mrs. Ralph Jones, 1900 Portland
Ave-, in honor of Miss Nina Patter-
sons birthday. A delicious lunch
was served. Dancing was the feature
of the evening.
Watch for the Annual May Ball,
given by the Anchor Hilyard No. 2
F. & A. M. May 14th at Caryille Hall.
Lake and Nicollet
Rev. d. M. Jordan left Saturday
evening for Indianapolis, Ind, to
attend the M. E. Conference, which
will convene in that city, April 11th
to 18th. On his return home he will
stop over in Chicago to visit friends
and relatives.
Watch for the Bazaar to be given
by Queen Esther Temple No. 2, April
1921, at Masonic Hall, 24th and 5th
Ave. So. Musical program both
nights.-Adv.
Mr.. Raymond Young of st. Paul
gave birthday party Monday even
ing in honor of Miss Dorothy Grant
at her home, 1913 Fourth Ave. So.
Miss Edith Gillard has been the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. S.
Smith, 1858 Oakland Ave.
Mrs. Edward S. Brown, 1853
Fourth Ave. So., who has been quite
i'll, is now on the road to recovery.
The Revival services at St. Peters
church next week will be conducted
by Rev. HI. L. p. Jones of st. Paul
Mrs. B. S. Smith, 1858 Oakland
Ave., entertained her embroidery club
last Thursday. A dainty luncheon
was served.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-04-14
Alpha Fraternity
Movement
Effective
(By the Associated Negro Press)

(By the Associated Negro Press)
Washington, D. c., April 14-Per-
maps the most forward-looking move
mcnt ever inaugurated by group of
college students is the Go to High
School" Go to College" campaign
which was begun few years ago by
the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and
which has since been conducted annu-
ally by that organization. When the
movement was launched in 1920, a
week known as GO to High School,
Go to College Week" was devoted by
the then 26 chapters of the Fratern-
ity to the conduct of nationwide
campaign to encourage Negro youths
to continue their education. In the
1920 campaign, 1000 members OF
the Alpha Phi Alpha located in vari-
Gus sections of the United States car
ried the gospel of "stay in high
school, and go to college" to 500
schools, 700 churches, and to over a
haff-million parents and children.
Each year since the first campaign
the movement has taken on greater
proportions and evidence of its
influence in the educational
world is seen in the attention
given it by national leaders, church
organizations. and the press. In q
letter to Norman L. McGhee, Nation.
al Secretary of the Fraternity. re.
garding the "Go to High School, &C
to College" campaign, the President
of the United States wrote: The need
for effective work to reduce ilhteracy
among the colored people is very
great and manifestly it can be accom-.
plished chiefly through the equip.
ment of members of the colored race
to do educational work among their
own people"
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-04-14

ant visit in Los Angeles, Cal Mr..
Diggs, though 83 years of age, is pos
sessed of all his faculties and is
travelling unaccompanied.
Mrs. owen Howell, 941 Rondo St..
who was taken suddenly i'll on Thurs
day. is very much improved and is
able to be up again.
The members of the Everywoman
Progressive Council attended the
regular session of the State Legis-
lature at the Capital last week in
lieu Of their regular meeting.
Mr.. Herman Stanfield, an employee
of the Uptown Sanitary Shop for the
past ten years, has been seriously Ill
at his home, 165 st. Anthony Ave-,
with pleurisy and influenza.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-04-14

Mrs. Mary F. Brewin, 515 West
Central Ave-, passed away at her
home early Thursday morning after
an illness of several months.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-04-14
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to sincerely express my
thanks to all of the many neighbors
and friends who were, so kind dur
ing the illness and death of my be-
loved wife Anna Moore.
George Moore
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-04-14
CARD OF THANKS

1t has, indeed, been a heavy blow
and we hardly know how to thank
our many friends under so bitter an
affliction, but who better than you
can sympathize for the loss of my
child? And we wish to express our
sincere appreciation and heart felt
thanks to the many, many friends for
the comforting words of kindness
given us in the loss of our beloved
son and brother.
Especially do we thank Mr.. Owen
Howell for the interest shown him
during his life time, his sickness and
at his death. Also Mr.. Bridgeforth
who was his constant companion.
Mrs. Florence Chestnut,
(Mother)
Mrs. Bernice Davis
(Sister)
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-04-14

grief on Easter Sunday morning after
they had been ordered to leave the
services of the Bellevue Methodist
Episcopal Church by DR.. r. B. Urmy
the pastor of the congregation be-
cause they would refuse to remove
their masks. The male members OF
the church followed the Kluxers out
side the church and proceeded to for
chilly remove the masks with the re-
suit that a number of indictments
have come out of the Grand Jury
rooms during the past week.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-04-14
KU KLUX KHAN
FORCED TO UNMASK

(By the Associated Negro Press)
Pittsburg, Pa, April IA band
of masked Ku Kiux Khan came to
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-04-14
YE MEN OF THE RAILS

1t Is time for deep breathing and
deep thinking more and more, we
should begin to feel that we have
opportunities like other peoples and
make close study of all that we are
doing and all that we might accomp-
lish If, we more fully make ourselves
a part of the Railroad company by
which We are employed.
We can make friends not only for
our Company but for ourselves and
our people as well. hope that we
will study and think along these
lines more in the future. q
HORACE S. SCURRY,
With the C. B. e o. Railroad
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-04-14
CLEANUP WEEK

The annual cleanup week for the
city of st. Paul has been officially
dedicated by our Mayor Nelson as
April 18th.
At this time great efforts are made
to cleanup the city by all of its In
habitants.
The long dreary months of Winter
are past and Spring with all of her
beauty is trying hard to obtain a
foothold and make her presence felt
by everyone.
Spring means the beginning of life
anew-even in the animal and vege-
table kingdom at this period many
changes are noted.
So we as individuals should take
heed to our surroundings-Clean up!
Have all dirty rubbish removed and
other unsightly things from our
homes and premises especially the
yards.
The accumulation Of ashes and tin
cans through the winter months In
the average hoursehold amounts to
a great deal. Let us give our various
ashmen the job of hauling them
away. Thus making real healthy
community and thereby enabling
them to make decent living.
Not only the ash man but the
painter, paper hanger. plumber, elec-
tragist. and others are ready to obey
the call to Clean UP. Paint Up. Wash
Up and Light Up st. Paul during
Ciean-U Up Week.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-04-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many kind
neighbors and friends for the sympa.
thy shown us during the illness and
death of our beloved husband, father
and brother. Epeciallying Rev. G
w. Camp and Rev. L. w. Harris, DR.
Lillian Lewis, Mrs. King, Mrs. Hester
Keyes, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Gertrude
Charleston and Mrs. Gentry also Pi,
oneer Lodge No. l, F. and A. M.
Mrs. Ida Benjamin
Mrs. Cornelia Benjamin Graham
VIM. Benjamin and Family.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Senoras
Debilitadas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PoR
UN MEDICo EsPECIALIsTA


81 padece I'd. de malestar debiltdsd
0 desarreglos peculiares del sexo, 81 ca
rece do fuerzas o del magnetsimo que
atrae cautiya. 81 Sc siente nerviosa,
irritable quebrantada de salud, tome
alimentos sanos, particularmento legum
bres, cspinscas, etc., muy POGO NADIA
de vino u otras bebidas alcoholics Y,
despues de cada comida, dos tabletas
(comprimidos) de "HIERRo NUXA-
DO', producto estrictamente cientifico
de formula conocida que doctores reco-
miendan que venden todas las buenas
hoticas.
"HIERRo NUxADO" contiene HE
FRO organize como el hierro de la SAN
gre misma Contiene ademas eI princi-
pal constituy entc qu1mico de "a fuerza
activa nerviosa que abastece pronta-
mente abundancia del fuido vital a los
gastados nervios v de tai modo no solo
Ga las mujeres mayores fuerzas, vigor
resistencia, sino que renueva tambien
la fuerza magnetica, dandoles ese indies
cciptible attractive que los hombres tan
TO admiran en- ell bello sexo. Fortiican-
do asi su ORGANISING "HIERR0 NU-
xADo" es de gran ayuda para reno
var la juventud guitar arrugas y
otras seiias que envejecen Ell rostro y
que menudo o.:iginan en- debilidad or
ganica. Asi es como muchas seforas OBJ
tleren una vltaIldad sorprendente a
las dos semanas de tomar este vslicso
stnico.
No acepte I'd. sino 81 legitimo ''HIB
RRo NUxADo'S que l,eva Ell nombre
de Health Laboratories. Ning1n ctro
producto es ola mis,na cosa'', nj da
eel mtsmo resultado''. A5vt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19

Tenemos publicado su testimonio en- todos
mes de enero. Lealo para que Sc convenza de
los benefcios obtenidos por dicha sefora en-
su case grave de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Tai dfa como hoy

blemas de Puerto Rico han de desenvol-
verse Y resolverse en el seno de la ma
ci6n americana, 81 que tambien, porque
estino que en- 10 economico, esta isla
no esta en- condolences de sostenerse
como nacion independence y porque
juzgo que, en- 10 politico, aquella de
claraci6n trae, por 10 pronto, grandes
suspicacias hacia nosotros, suspicacias
que debemos evitar; y traeria maiana
grandes profundas perturbaciones una
vez realizada en- la vida interna de es-
to pals.
De tai modo arraigase en- mi espfritu
ese convencimiento, que 81 mahana los
Estados Unidos decretasen esa indepen-
dencia de Puerto Rico yo me desterra-
ria voluntariamente de mi pals; v res
petando hoy profundamente Las ideas
de todos, pero exigiendo a la vez ese
mismo respeto a mis- convicciones, me
veo en- la precision de declarar con do
lor grande, que 81 Sc dejara consignada
en- Ell programa la declaration que COM
bato yo, no podria pertenecer a la CO.
! lectividad que hoy Sc forma, retiran-
dorno de su seno me iria mi hogar
que. oS haria comprender la raz6n que
me asiste para sostener 10 que sostengo,
a psrmanecer esperando en- el porvenir,
y os cbligara tomar otras direccionos
con las que pudiera yo volver mar
char al lado de vosotros'.
Los sefiores sola, don Marcelino y
Bird Artas, hablan en- favor de la as
piracion al Estado, apoyandose cn gram
des argumentos econ6micos.
! FL sefior Matienzo Cintr6n dice: que
con Ell fin de annar voluntades v esti-
mando que en- las bases tercera, cuarta
Y a1n la scxta que lee ell estado la
independence con ell protectorado de
los Estados Unidos, estan consignados
bajo la forma de "self-government'
que en- ella Sc pide, que la base quin-
/ ia es una declaration mas puede con-
siderarse puramente eventual, retira di-
cha base quinta.
Sc procedi6 discutir la base sexta 2
Sc aprob6 por aclamaci6n.
En- este instante entra ell senor de
Diego en- la Asamblea manifesto que,
contra su voluntad, no ha podido asis-
tir antes a la Asamblea por impedirse-
j 10 serios compromises profesionales: que
enterado de que Sc habia retirado la
base quinta no estando conforme con
clio, manifesto al Presidente, que ejer-
citando ell derecho Que tiene, como uno
de los frmantes de la proposition, re-
produce la tantas veces ameritada base
quinta.
En- este estado, y visto 10 avanzado
de la hora, las doce del dia, Sc levanto
la session para continuarla a las dos de
la tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
(De nuestro corresponsal en- la
Gran Antilla)

Desde el z &c enero Sc encuentran
en- huelga los estudiantes de la Uni
versidad de la Habana de otros
centros docentes de la Repdbhca.
FL "a de enero Sc sorprendi6 la
Habana con una ordenada e impo-
nente manifestation de estudiantes
de todas las facultades, contingencies
de senoritas universitarias y norma
listas, La Directiva del Club feme-
nino de Cuba, Representation del
Club Rotario, Association de Repor-
ters de Ia Habana, Profesores de la
Universiaad de las Escuelas Nor
males de Maestros, Escuela de Ar
tes y Oficios, Colegio de Arquitectos,
Institute Provincial y Colegios par
ticulares. ToGos llevaban su estan-
darte y bandera.
Lo que mas conmovio fue el or
Gen, organization y la solidaridad
professional academica, que por con
curse espontaneo prestaron las de
eenas de entidades culturales Y do
centes que acuGieron a formar par
te en- la memorable manifestation es-
tudiantil.
Per ante el Palaeio Presidential
desflaron los manifestantes con hui
rras y aclamaciones, alternando con
yivas a la Autonomia Universitaria.
FL Presidente de la Rep1blica sa-
<ludo los manifestantes desde la te-
.rraza del Palacio Presidential, con-
templando ell Gesfile EN- compania del
Vice Presidente de la Republica Ge-
neral Carrillo, Y de otras atlas per-
sonalidades del Gabierno y del Con-
greso Cubano,
Con ell Rector de la Universidad
Nacional, Doctor Carlossde la Tore,
accompanied de los profesores uni
versitarios Doctor Alfredo Aguayo,
Hernandez Cartaya, Ruiz Cadalso,
Carrera Justiz y Varela Zequiera,
entro tambien en- el Palacio Presi-
dencial una comision de estudiantes,
portadores del Mensaje contentivo de
las Bases de las reformas universe
tarias.
Piden los manifestantes aGemas de
Ia autonomia y personalidad jurfdi-
ca, que Sc lie entregue la Universe
dad el Hospital Calixto Garcia y la
Casa de Maternidad para destinarlos
a Escuelas de Medioina, Ia expropia-
cion de terrenos coindantes la Uni
versidad Y trescientos mil pesos pa
ra construir en- esos terrenos un gran
Estadium para ejereicios atleticos de
Ia Universidad.
Los antiques edifcios de Escuela
Ge Medicina y Laboratories, desean
los manifestantes Sc vendan Y cons
truyan nuevos edifcios para Patolo-
gia, Laboratories y Farmacia; que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
"CENTRO PUERTORRIQUENO
DE CUBA"
UN GRAN HOTEL

La Habana ha de tener en- breve
un gran hotel rascacielo, el primero
de su clase construido en- Cuba por
(Continta en- Ia pag. 12).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
MuERTo DE uN TRANcAzo

En- el <barrio Rio, de Las Piedras,
lsoatuvieron una rina los individuos Co
lestino y Tomas Sierra y Pedro y Te-
lesforo Rivera. FL fiscal de Distrito
machete varios de los contendientes y
muerto de un trancazo ell individuo Te-
lesforo Rivera. El fiscal de Distrito
acuso como presunto autor de La rnue--
te de Rivera, a Celestino Sierra, ha-
biendole extgido $4,000 de fanza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
T R A 7 A NJ | E N TO

UsadO con exitO en- casOS de Reumatis-
mo, TumOres, UrtiCaria, Escr0fulas,
Eritma, EstrenimientO, Acne CefaIaIgia,
POstula, BarrOs, Heridas Llagas Re-
nnentes Cicatrizar
Vale el fracco S3.25 en- farmacias, mas
caro- que ning1n otro depurativo, pero la de-
manda que tiene nuestro producto, nos ha
obligado establecer Laboratories en- Me-
jico CAV. de Guatemala No. p
Estados Unidos de A. (819 Jackson St.,
Los Angeles, California;
ESPANA (villanova No. Z, Barcelonal
CUBA (Reina 91-Habana)
Esta no es ssUNA MEDICINA MAS.
Es sencilamente MAS MEDICINA EN-
MENOS DOSIS"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
tContinuaci6n dc Ia So. pAg.,

pals como Ell nuestro, cuyas costumbres
pdblicas lie hacen, sin duds alguna, dig
no de tai range; pero, siendo Ell range
asi, par6ceme que en- Ell orden econ6-
mico, hoy por hoy, no esta Puerto Rico
en- condiciones de vivir en- aquella es-
fera. Los nnmeros son muy elocuentes
con ellos la verdad irrefutable de 10
y 81 sefior Camufias ha demostrado aqui
sivo de la Isla asciende hoy cerca de
que acabo de decir. Fl presupuesto pa
tres millones de dollars; ese presupues-
TO SO enjuga en- la actualidad con los
derechos de Aduana, con Ell impuesto
de rentas internas y con las contribu-
clones a la propiedad mueble Q inmue-
BILE cuyos tres ramos son los dricos que
fgtran en- nuestro presupuesto active;
las contribuciones fmpuestas la pro-
piedad mueble 9 inlnueble solo produ-
cen de ochocientos novecientos mil
dollars. POGO mas menos ", como la
declaraci6n de Estado trae consigo ell
Que ingresen en- el Tesoro Federal los,
derechos dc Aduana y el ilnpuesto dc
E.entas 1nternas, he aqui que Puerto
Rico, una vez elevado aquella SUI
prema posici6n, tendria que enjugar la
totalidad dc su presupuesto propio Y la
Huma que como Estado habfa de dar al
Tesoro de la Naci6n con solo las CON
tTibuciones que SO inpusieran los pro
pietarios, finica entrada con que enton-
ces contaria Habida cucnta de clio,
digaseme 81 los propietarios <e Puerto
Rico, que hoy cast no pueden pagar
los ochocicntos novecientos mil dol
lars que deben satisfacer, podrlan re-
sistir una contribution que negase dos
tres millones de dollars. Parece, pues,
que debemos nosotros no dcclarar en-
una forIna yaga nuestras aspiraciones,
sino en- concretarlas, teniendo muy EN-
cuenta 10 que acabo de decir, Por clio
me declare partidario por ahora de un
status, que dentro de la cualidad de Te-
rritorio no organizado en- que nos, ha-
llamos v teniendo por base el self
government sea la Autonomia, nos
dojara. estableciendo ese principle, en-
orden a. la soluci6n de nuestro proble-
ma econ6mico, adquirir fuerzas, de me-
dios con que poder en- ell mafiana te-
ner,l con ell debido decoro, aquella otra
suprema categoria. Sc dice que en- la
Constitution americana no, esta previsto
Ell case, pero ESQ contesto que parece
no estarlo tampoco en- ell que hoy nos
encontramos; sin embargo, nuestro
estado presente es una realidad tangi-
bic dentro de aquella constitution que
autoriza al Congreso de los Estados Uni
dos para legislar del modo Que estime
oportnnc sobre los Territories no or
ganizados.
En- cuanto la declaration dc tnde-
pendencia de Puerto Rico he de tener
d valor de decir que no me asusta la
palabra, sino 81 hecho; que no la uuie-
70, que no la ratrocino y no estimo ba-
10 ccncepto alguno prudente que figure
en- 81 programa de La nueva colectivi-
dad, nj a1n esbozandose en- la vague
dad que en- 81 SO esboza No es solo mi
convencimierlto profiindo de que los pro-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Cro6nica de la Habana

LA HUELGA Y MANIFESTO DE
LOS ESTUDIANTES DE LA HA-
BANA.-EL DOCTOR ALFREDO
AGUAYO.-MUEREN DOS CUBA
NOS ILUSTRES.-LA JUNTA
GENERAL DE LA ASACIACION
DEL CENTRO PUERTORRIQUE-
NOUN GRAN HOTEL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
CHICAGO EVENING POST

Un espectaculo briliante, maravillo-
saments nevado a la pantaEa. s'Bajo
Dos Banderas''. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19

Sc embellezca la entrada a la Univer-
sidad y que el Gobierno devuelva al
Claustro Universitario ell dinero pro-
ducto de la venta de la antigua Uni
versidaG.
Los estudiantes exigen que en- to-
dos los nombramientos de CatedratI-
cos v Decanos de facultades, tengan
dereeho a votar los alumnos con los
Profesores Y piden el retro de un
gran numero de CateGraticos que no
asistan diariamente clase que
tengan mas de 65 amos de edad por
considerar que pasada esa edad el
Professor Sc encuentra cansado y no
tiene perfectamente normales sus fa-
cultaGes- mentales para dedicarlas a
la ensenanza.