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Palisadian., 1923-03-16
HILLTOP THOUGHTS

BY p. E. Pull
Mr.. CHAIRMAN
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE
WHAT'S THE MATTER
WE ALL KNOW
LARGE BODIES
MOVE SLOWLY
AND YOU'LL ADMIT
YOU'RE NO LIGHTWEIGHT
NOTWITHSTANDING,
7 YOUR AvoIRDUPoIs
cLIFFsIDE PARK WANTS
A SOLDIERS MEMORIAL
AND is WILLING
TO PAY FOR 1T
FAT MEN ARE
USUALLY GENIAL
AND GOOD NATURED
BUT INCLINED TO BE
RATHER SLUGGISH
YOU'RE NOT
EXACTLY FAT
BUT YOUR LETHARGY
AS MEMORIAL CHAIRMAN
CLOSELY RESEMBLES
THAT OF
A FAT MAN
THAT s12,5oo
WAS A FOOL MISTAKE
Il Il
THE PRINTER
DID 1T.
BUT TWO WRONGS
X
DON'T MAKE ONE RIGHT.
Il Il
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
A Summary for Busy Readers
of the Significant Doings
of the Day.
OCCURRENCES OF INTEREST
Progress of the World in General.
Legislative Activities at the Ma
tlon's Capital-News From Ev-.
cry Corner of the Country.
WASHINGTON

Treasury officials see financial con-
dition safeguarded against imitation.
All postmasters were ordered to
maintain sufficient forces to avert
mail congestion.
Shipping Board commissioner ap-
peals to American seamen not to give
up the ship" because subsidy failed.
Uncle Joe" Cannon leaves Wash
ington and half century of legislative
life behind him; on way to Illinois
home.
Mark Sullivan says probable inabil-
ity of Senator Borah to visit Europe
is generally deplored.
Despite pessimistic reports. admin
istration remains confident that salts
factory arrangement for payment Of
expenses of American Army of Occu-
patton in Germany will result from
conversations now in progress at Par
is.
President Harding has come out
f1at-footed for an American military
organization consisting of stronger
National Guard, the Regular Army.
rand an organized reserve.
Questionnaires to bankers through
out the country to be sent out by joint
Congressional Committee as the first
move in investigation of reasons why
state banks have not come into the
Federal Reserve system.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
1.-THE LAUGHING LADY,"
SUCCESS, WILL CONTINUE

One of the most recent happenings
on Broadway is the return of Miss
Ethel Barrymore in a high comedy.
This, the third play in which she has
appeared since she came under the
management of Arthur Hopkins last
fall, is an Importation from London,
where Marie Lohr opened in it recent
ly with great success. "The Laughing
Lady" is the title, and Sir Alfred Sutro
is the author. Rumor says that Mr..
Hopkins, casting about for comedy
wherewith to vary the series of Miss
Barrymores productions at the Long
acre Theatre, obtained a copy of the.
manuscript as soon as he heard of the
London reviews and made substan-
tial cash payment for the American
rights. Indications are that he made
good investment in any cause, be-
cause with 1.-THE Laughing Lady"
Miss Barrymore scored at once a re-
sounding success. Advance sales are
so large that she will continue to ap-
pear in this comedy and this alone
through the months to come.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
GENERAL

Roadside tractor identified as tor
killed by masked band near Bastrop,
La.
R. c. Sproul of Pittsburgh was ap-
poined receiver of Mortimer E. Laut-
man, commission merchant, who dis
appeared in New York city about jan
uary %.
Collections of back taxes by the
treasury have passed the S300,000,O0O
mark, the figure estimated by Com
missioner Blair last June .as the prob
able receipts for the government from
that source for the fiscal year ended
June 30
J. Hamilton Lewis sees more war
unless Turks are placated.
Cashier of Springfield (O) bank,
short $500, 900, confesses he speculated
with, funds for ten years.
ST. Louis-San Francisco Railway
stockholders authorized purchase of
International Great Northern Railway
Great Northern Railway purchased
125 cars from Chicago Steel Car Com
pany at cost Of 100000.
Colonel Haskell, director of Ameri-
can Relief Association, informed Sec
retary Hoover that Russia needs mon
ey or credit to rehabilitate her indus
tries, not more famine aid
Albert C. Hindman, district attorney
of the Canal Zone, died at Balboa from
injuries suffered when an automobile
in which he was riding collided with a
milk cart.
Plans are being prepared by the
Pennsylvania Railroad for the erec-
tion of a $750,000 ice house at Hun.
tingdon, Pa, one Of the largest on
the system.
Radio interference has become SO
great that it threatens to destroy the
growth OF the art, Secretary of Com
merce Hoover declared in calling a
conference to combat the situation.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
FOREIGN.

Soviet Russia ordered 100000 ri
fles from Germany and Sweden, ac-
c0rding to a report from Riga.
Viscount Henry LascelIes and Prin-
cess Mary have named their little son
George Henry Hubert Lascelles.
Naval expenditures Of Great Britain
were cut 33 per cent in the past two
years, it was announced. in the house
of commons.
Premier Bonar Law appointed Ne
vile Chamberlain, now postmaster
general, to be minister of health and
Sir John JoynHicks succeeds Cham
berlain.
French occupy more Ruhr territory
to control all customs posts on right
bank of Rhine.
Plot to restore monarchy in Ger
many uncovered by arrest Of Is ring
leaders in Munich.
British cabinet meets to frame de-
fensive measures following defeat of
three ministers in by elections.
Catholic clergy offer peace proposals
W lllon - lcPuOllCdu pIlS-
oners killed by mine explosions.
Meat exports from United States
for the seven months ending January
81 totaled 517,057,8 1928 pounds, valued
at $S4,35S,573
Queen Alexandria of Denmark was
successfully Sperated upon at hospi-
tai in Copenhagen for abdominal
trouble.
Fancy frocks and fapper styles are
distinctly frowned upon by Fascist,
Mussolini's Under-Secretary Acerbo
made it known in Rome.
The Quebec Knights of Columbus
offered their services to the provincial
government to protect church prop
erty. Fifteen Catholic churches have
/ been burned recently and the confia-
! grations were attributed to the Ku
klux Klan.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16

Wages Of sailors in intercoastal
trade rise as number of men available
decreases.
Representative Green (Rep., Ia.)
will be chairman of new Ways and
Means Committee.
Railway earnings for January are
twice those of that month year ago,
totaling above S60,O00,000
Nat c. Murray, chairman of the
crop reporting board and chief statis-
tician of the United States depart
ment of agriculture, has rendered his
resignation, effective March 81.
Canadian National Railway station
by fire, causing loss of 100000.
A drive to make the Daugherty In
junction against railway shopmen per-
manent was started by Illinois manu-
facturers.
New cut of 102,101 made in person
mel Of government departments in>last
two years, White House announces.
McAdoo will line up with drys.
Smith will espouse cause Of farmer in
race for presidential nomination.
Bryan is factor again.
Lieut.. Robert Farrar, naval aviator,
and mechanician killed when plane
plunges into Delaware river.
Secretary Hoover said it has not
been determined as yet whether In
vestigation of rising sugar prices will
be made by the Department of Com
merce.
Senator La Toilette to press strong
ly at next session of Congress for oil
legislation.
The alien population of the United
States increased 24,541 in January,
2S,733 aliens having been admitted
during the month and 4,232 deported.
or the immigrants admitted 1861
came from Europe, 954 from Asia, 81
from Africa and the balance from the
Americas.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
SPORTING

Jack Scott, New York Giants hold
out, reports at San Antonio.
Garden management, New York, Is
served with summons in Firpo boxing
injunction suit.
Baseball Commissioner Landis de-
cides that Rube Benton is eligible to
play in organized baseball.
John McInnis of Gloucester, "Stuf-
fy" to baseball fans, signed contract
to play first base for the Boston
Braves for the next two years.
Mile. Suzanne Langlen defeated
Miss Cadle of England in the women's
singles of the Mentone lawn tennis
tournament, 60, 6-1. Miss Cadle is
the player who eliminated Mrs. Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory, the American
champion.
New York Yankees begin spring
training at New Orleans.
Kentucky Racing Association an
nounces record entry for Derby.
George Kelly and John Rawlings
join New York Giants at San Antonio.
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory is
eliminated in mixed tennis doubles at
Mentone
Francis T. Hunter defeats DR.. Philip.
B. Hawk in final round for Florida sim
giles tennis championship.
Joie Ray breaks American record
for 5000 meters in victory over Willie
Ritola at Western Union meet.
Boxing Commission forces frankie
Genaro to return $4,000 of purse re-
ceived Gin recent bout at Madison
Square Garden, New York.
Charles Paddock, world champion
sprinter, announced that the Univer-
sity of Southern California would send
five athletes to Paris to compete in the
college world championships.
Johnny Weismuller, of the Illinois
A. c., worlds champion swimmer.
broke by eleven seconds the worlds
record for the 44O-yard swim in rs
foot pool in Chicago. Weismuller,
swimming against time with two Off
cial representatives of the A. A. u.
holding the watches, made the dis
tance in 4:57, beating his own record
of 5:8.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
Ihe MannanoIer.

Tomorrow the least successful ham
dler Of men will he the manhandler.
FORBES Magazine.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
Sponqes IN Australasia.

Sponges are very abundant In Aus
tralasian seas, especially the horny or
highest form of sponges.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
GrantWOOd
GRANTWOOD THEATRE UP
TO THE MINUTE WITH PICTURES

Mr. Nash, manager of the GrantwoQd
Theatre, is proving TO the people in
this community that you do not have
to go out of your home town to see
really fine pictures and the program
this week announces three headliners
that have been shown to millions of
people in New York city recently, but
at prices far in excess of the admis-
sion charge at the local playhouse.
Saturday the famous picture, when
Knighthood Was in Flower starring
Marian Davies, is offered to the public
and Sunday another big picture, 'The
Pride of Palomar" All the feminine
hearts will fiutter at the announce
ment of THE Young Rajah," for
Wednesday. Yes, Rodolph Valentino
is thesstar.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
NATIONS BUSINESS

l.. R. Steel enterprises of Buffalo
were thrown into the hands of receiv-
ers.
Bureau of Internal Revenue collect
ed $500 100000 in back taxes since
July l, 1922.
Loadings of revenue freight con-
tinue to break all records for this sea-
son of the year, according to the
American Railway Association.
According to J. w. MCCULLOUGH, vice
president of the Independent Oil and
Gas Company, oil prices may estab-
lish new high price this year.
Wages of common labor in the steel
industry are expected to be advanced
from SO to 40 cents an hour.
Prices of agricultural products are
regarded as high enough to maintain
production of most Of the important
products, with the possible exception
OF potatoes.
Moderate optimism prevails in the
agricultural industry despite the un-
certainty of European markets to buy
American farm products, says the
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture in it's monthly agricultural re-
view.
Agents of Soviet Government seek
ing to arrange for Congressional
party headed by Senator Ladd, Repub-
lican, of North Dakota, to visit Russia
this summer. Official invitation is ex-
pected to arrive this week. Several
senators and members willing to go.
others question propriety of accepting
invitation from Moscow Government,
which offers to pay all expenses and
give party free hand in Russia.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
The Aurora BoreaIis.

Until electricity was discovered, the
cause of the aurora bOrealis was un-
known, and 1t was supposed to be of
supernatural origin. Even today it's
exact composition or source is more
or less of mystery, but it is general
ly supposed that it is caused by the
decomposition of positive and negative
electricity. 1t exists only in the re-
gions Of the poles. although its light
Is seen to a moderate degree over the
greater part of the earth.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
FOR YOUR
AMUSEMENT
New York City
ELEPHANTS AT "HIP"
FORCED TO KEEP LENT

1t is Lent in the elephant stables at
the Hippodrome as we'll as in the rest
of the world. From Ash Wednesday
to Easter George Power, trainer of
the Hippodrome pachyderms, does not
feed his pets sugar or candy and does
not permit them to be fed by others.
Power keeps Lent for the elephants
on the theory that the forty days of
abstinence corrects any bad effects
from an over-feeding of sweets during
the rest of the year.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
Remarkably Preserved.

In an Egyptian tomb vase was
found containing honey still liquid af-
ter 30 centuries. Cushions on the arm
hairs found in this tomb were still so
soft and well preserved that one could
oss them across the room without do
ng them damage.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
WEEKLY WHEEzE
BY Weary Willie

I'm not politician, and l do not
claim to know any inside dope on
things about which | can blow, but
there's so much to talk about beneath
the Fort Lee sky, and it's lawful just
to wonder and to ask the reason why
certain things happen just the way
they do, and if l ask some questions |
might learn a thing or two. This week
is just starter, and | dare not write
too much, cause Lane might not print
it, and if the case is such my labor
has been all in vain to break into the
press with WEARY WILLIE'S WEEK
LY WHEEZE, of all the weezes the
best.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16
counterfeits Of Real Gold.

Budapest papers report the arrest
In Pennsylvania of gang of counter
feiters who We're making coins of old
Hungarian design ont of real gold
which they had bought at low rates
from workers employed in jewelry
manufacturing plants.
Palisadian., 1923-03-16

THE END OF CHIEF oRATAMIN

a noted American general who said that
Indian he had dead one!
heard of Oratamn tChlef or the
tribe1, which roamed the wlds OF what
is according to records OF
a The official
o chief shows him friend of the whites
frequently acting commissioner afer out
other we'll as
whites. He prominent in a
1915, again in 649 and
he called in by the whites in effort
to m which ended in 1864, when
and chiefs security the
malice by Careret, 1866
regarding the purchase of the site
of old feeble respond. He died
in nd with all the ceremonial
OIL A that his remains
to Island, large fleet of
forming the funeral procession Thus passed
o white foe of evil
of corrupting the
turned the natural into beasts
murder destruction.
Nuth Jersey Title Insurance Company
HACKENSACK, m ].
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-19
RENT GOUGERS
| BRING MISERY
I D NEW YORK
Landlords Evict $4,000
Families so Far
This Year.
mo PLACE I o LIVE
Welfare Workers Appeal
Z for Emergency Rent
Laws.
NO PLACE TO LIVE

New York, Oct. 19.-Stories of
whole families suffering from malnu-
triton because they could not pay. rent
and buy food too of mothers starving
that their babies might eat; of tene-
ment districts where the average in
FAINT was six pounds underweight; OF
.safety-last" fire escapes and gougins
landlords-all because of the short
age of homes aud exorbitant rents
were related before the state housing
commission Thursday.
Judges, welfare workers, professors,
wage earners and mothers with babes
in-arms appealed to the commission to
recommend a renewal of the emergency
rent laws, so that, when they expire
next February. thousands of fam
lilies may not be thrown upon the
mercy of, landlords.
Justice Aaron i. Levy, president Of
the board of municipal court justices,
asserted that an emergency exists in
the housing situation, and there is
needless widespread. suffering
During the first nine months OF the
year. he said, landlords brought action
to exict $4,000 families who were
unable to pay rent increases demanded
of hem and unable to find other
homes.
There we're stories of whole sec
lions, hitherto devoted to homes for
1.-THE moderate -salaried man or wage
Garner, which now were exclusive
high-priced districts, or rooming
house centers herded with humanity
at so-much-a-room-a afte.
t thousands Of families had been crowd
ed out.
Greenwich Village. with its anti
quated tumble-downs, gas lights and
absence of plumbing, has thus be
come an exclusive residential center
for wealthy disciples Of Bohemia" il
| was testified.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-19
Sunday Veterans Day at Fair.

Sunday. October 81. has been desig-
mated Veterans Day at the Dallas fair
Spanish War Veterans, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, the American Legion
Disabled American Veterans of the
World War and auxiliary organiza
tons will join in a short patriotic pro
gram. The exercises will open at sc
p. ID. with n selection by the Fair Park
Band. Mayor Louis Blaylock WI de
liver an address of welcome at
o'clock. and Judge w. II. Atweil will
respond. At so refreshments will
be served by the members of the auxil-
larry organizations. Retreat and lower
ing of the colors will be observed at
shutdown.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-19
HARLANDALE OFFICER
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
COMPOUNDING CRIME
L. S. Dupree, Recently In
dicted, Faces New
Complaint

L. S. Dupree, constable of Precinct
No. q, near Harlandale. who was in.
dicted Wednesday by the Ninety
fourth district court grand jury on
charges of accepting bride. was
again arrested Thursday on a war
rant issued out of the Bexar county
criminal court charging similar of.
Tense. The complaint listed his of
Tense as compromising a crime"
Dupree, the complaint alleged. on
August 10, had accepted So from z.
l.. Pape with the understanding that
he would not inform on Pape who is
alleged TO have been exceeding the
state speed limit. Dupree has made
bond in all cases.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-19
TWO ARE SENTENCED
Father Gets Two Years. Son One, On
Liquor Charges.

San Marcos, Oct. 19.-Zack VIII
hanson and his son, Howard William
son. charged with violation of the
prohibition laws were sentenced to
serve terms in the penitentiary.
lack Williamson plead guilty to
the charge. and the jury assessed a
penalty of two years in the peniten-
tiary, which he accepted.
Howard Williamson was convicted
and sentenced to one year in the peni-
tertiary.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-19

st. Louis Sunday to attend q confer
ence of Missouri authorities in connec-
ton with the recent alleged expose Of
the selling of fake medical diplomas
by a number of physicians. according
to word received here today from
Cleveland. DR.. Waite declared. how
ever, that he had not yet accepted the
invitation to conduct an investigation
of the medical situation in the state,
the advices added.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-19
KEEPS FRUIT FRESH
New Method OF. Cold Syrup Preserv
ing Discovered.

Berkeley, Cal. Oct. 19.-Discovery
of new process by which frnit may
be kept fresh for an indefinite period
was announced by the c, llege Of agri
culture of the University of California
The fruit is put in a cold syrup OF
twenty grams of sugar each 81
grams of water and sealed by process
in tin cans which preserv the fruit
in, it's natural state. accol ling t Pro.
fessor A. w. Christie, credited with dc.
yising the method.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-19

To Probe Medical Tangle.
st. Louis. Mo-. OFT. 1e.-Dr. +. G..
Waite of Cleveland. noted investigator
of medical conditions. will come to
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-26
Las Flechas del Amor
(Por Alberto 1nsua).

IL 49, - L .ls J. 10 .rls /
sPublicada por s"Renacimiento" sc
I'M puesto a Ia venta una nueya cdi.
ci6n de esta preciosa novela de Alber-
to Insua.
Agotada rapidamente In edici6n an
terror, estanos segtlros que ha de ser
recibida en- el mercado literario como
una nueya production de tan afama-
do Aovelista.
Los mejores elogios que de ella pu-
5ieramos hacer van expresados ell ell
pr6logo que ostenta la obra como una
galard6n de su merito, del insigne es-
crftor frances Mauricio Barr6s.
En- ,eI SIC encomia Ell merito revelan-
fe de este autor y de esta obra lle-
ma de passion. sana y fuerte, a la que
Sc une la fluidez de un estilo que lie
caracteriza j que ha contribnido que
Ell ilonibe de Insua Sc cotice entire los
primeros de nrestros. noyelistas con-
Temperatures.
/ sLas flechas del amor" es una no.
j. y
yela de juventud ensaue sus. protago-
nistas nos hacen recordar escenas vi:
vidas en- la priinavera de la vida, Guam
do el alma roza es toda altruismo y
passion desinteresada y noble nos ha-
| lce recordar algin desengaiio que dej6
en- nnestro espfritu. un tinte de me-
ilancolfa.
Ell ambiente madrilefio en- que Sc
desarrollan sus escenas presta un CO.
llorido jovial y alegre esta obra lie
ma de alnenidad.
La portada del gran dibujante RI
has nos invita- poseer esta obra como
un cuadro que rememora nuestro pre-
terito. ..-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-26
MUERTE EN- MoNACILL0

La siguiente information facilita
el Quartet General de la policfa in
sular:
lei dfa % de los .corrientes en- Ia
finca del senior Luis I.lOrenS Torres,
barrio Monacilla, jurisdiction de Rio
Piedras. ell indiviGiuo Leoncio Erase
Tapia, de 80. alos de edad, natural de
Aguas Buenas, Y Mariana Morales, de
% ailos de edad, natural de SAN Juan.
sirnlados de machete " revolver respec7
tivamente. sostuyieron una riila. rGc
slltanFo. Morales con tres Aleridas Ell
la region opdipital iZquierda, en- ci
carriiiu, Y ante-bra&a izdllierdo, deica
'f;icter; grave. ,y0I.eorcio con una heri-
da en- la region maxilar iZIuierda que
lie produjo la mnelte una hera des
pues.a a .6SF 3i4. aie !,
Los heridos fueron trasladados al
Hospital Municipal dotnle qued6 re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-26
FL insoluble problema

IONDRES. MARIO 12.-COmO Glen IT.
landeses entire mujeres V hOmbres fue-
ron arrcstados aquf por haberse desi
cubielto una conspiraci0n para ce1nc-
ter actos de violencia Y derroesr al
gobierno del estado libre irlandes. se-
gun anunci6 al mediedfa en- la cama-
ra de los conltncs ell ministrO del in
terror William c. Bridgoman. Fueron
inmediatamente deportados lrlan-
da. Cuando el ministra hizo la de-
claraci0n. en- Ia clmara sc produieron
escenas vioIpntfsimas, que culminaron
cuandu ell representative laborista
Jack Jones aleg0 que entire los depor-
tados habfa ciudadanos ingleses. FL
gobierno del estado libre pidi0 el arres-
to de los ccnspiradorcs. La materia
volvera tratarse esta nocfie on Ia
camara.
Aunqpe Sc decia tauei Los eqnspira-
dores ateutabah icontrau lii vidal del
hey JofsG5 dc Ihgldtefra; tniel de-
creto de- 4 ialirresto na Sc hik6 iiiilenci6H al
.e0%jfIS.tI ;;9Jcf,3iQ;I q. oTtsiG 7
srna tqe fesa eapeefife alp'!ff ltfsq eban;is9b ol
EntFe3 los. aTrastadss figgEa Arthur
O'Brien, conocido en- Londres como
cl enibajadot del Slim Fein. Los pre-
= g. a. =
paratsiX9s oP9s P29Fa ia b dep9sEfafGn epssfaa sf e IA
bfan aampletad9 JaJp1tte $ oifhfro,Fltia
captmair9i Losls tspdioGAtes 10 qonspiraf
dores eFuef6if einnldd3a taindntef .&onE
el,lcidos 4 in puerto det Ia Costa obeciI
.5;ff1 = "a Z si.ifs W. lB,2l,
dental, donde un ,crucero btitanico rs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-26
La VeIdadGIa function del Director

jado de las grandes cuestiones de las
directiyas generates Sc lie niegan los
mas importantes elemenfos que deben
guiarle.
Ell industrial habituado tener el
.nninbre de director, sino q insignifi-
cante de jefe del negociado de publici-
dad, no me objete q. basta con d. tales
gfandes tirectivas Sc las digiera el, con
tai q. comunique dicho jefe de negoA
eiado las instrucciones CONSEQUENCES.
Obrando asf tendra un ejecutor y
no un colaboratlor, con todos los in
convenientes derivados de Ia concen-
TRACTION de funciones que son tecnicas,
no solamente en- la ejecuci6n, sino tam
.bien sobre todo Ell la ideaci6n.
Por 10 demas. ;por ventura dais al
consultor letrado instrucciones preci-
sas sobre la manera como debe llevar
paso a, paso un pleito? O, mas bien,
cHando sc trata de una causa de ca
pital importancia para la empresa
;no lie haceis tomar parte en- una Sc
sion del consejo o del comite directi-
70 para discutir con el 10 que haya
Que hacer?
81 quereis sacar fntegramente todos
T los frntos de la competencia de vues-
tro director de la publicidad no po-
dcis seguir otro camino.
Tn hecho puede demostrarlo mejol
que lnilehas palabras.