davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
JUNGLE SANS PLACE"

The government has shown the bootleggers new
trick by getting into the game itself
1t aroused much amusement in the inner liquor
circles of Peoria, H. when couple of strangers
to town, bought saloon and put fancy sign reading
"Uncle Sans Place. The joke became still better
the strangers established connections with the local
dealers and rum-runners stocked up and began doing
business 1t fine joke on Uncle Sam.
But the amused booeggers found the joke
on them when they arrested evidence gained
by the saoonsts, who happened to be federal pro
hibton agents. Their sign meant just what it said. 1t
was Uncle Sam that operating that saloon.
The ethics of the case it may be admitted, not
altogether clear. If the government, through those
agents. not only bought liquor wholesale but reailed
it in that saloon, presumably the the gov
ernment breaking its own law. The process is not
to be commended without qualification. But it will
certainly have the effect of throwing into the
booteggng fraternity generally which is something
to be desired After this, they will suspect Uncle
Sans fine Italian hand in every transaction.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

linen and each drcs
of silk or worste
or cotton is washd
by us rs a thin
apart. Your clothd
are washed perfectl|
and our rough dr.
plan of ten cents
pouud with tho fla
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

pieces ironcd makes you make
mental note of our phone nun
Der.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

y one week tractor school will
be held in Antelope Valley in No
vcmber.
Smyrna times., 1925-11-11

ago blew many of the apples from the
trees that Orchardists were hoping
would remain on the trees until the
end of this month and this has has
tened the final harvest of apples this
fall The yield has been good and
the prices obtained all that normally
could be looked for. The shipments
to England two months ago netted be-
tween three and five dollars a barrel
which, with freight and other expense
deducted gave fair margin of profit.
In sweet potatoes it has been a big
year. Most of the formers have got
ten their crops out and placed in stor-
age houses where the potatoes are
first subjected to a heating process
that makes them sweat out much of
the moisture that in a short time
would cause them to rot, and then the
potatoes are dried through the use of
heat which insures them more or less
from decaying during the winter and
until they can bring a big price in
the spring.
While there is no accurate way of
determining how many sweet potatoes
have been put away, it is estimated
that there are now between 125,OOO
and 175,000 barrels of sweet potatoes
in storage, where they will remain
until January, February and March
before offered to the market.
"The Delaware sweet potato grow
er is about fifty years ahead of many
other states in the matter of treating
| and storing sweet potatoes says prom
inent state officials.
"They know psf what to do and
how to do it to keep sweet potatoes
and that's why the problem of stor-
ing them, which farmers in all states
where sweet potatoes are raised are
Smyrna times., 1925-11-11
Odd Properties Are
Accorded Elder Tree

Most people know the common elder
tree. but probably few realize that
more attributes are accorded to this
tree than to any other
It is, for instance, a pretty safe
refuge from flies and other insects. for
they avoid 1t, while cattle refuse to
eat its leaves. 1t is often found grow
ing in churchyards, as it is supposed
to be avoided by witches and ghosts.
Whatever its magical powers, the
elder certainly has valuable medicinal
properties, though whether the Eng
lish villagers belief that the leaves
of an elder bush growing on wall
will cure fits is justified is open to
doubt
In some districts it is also believed
that to stand near an elder tree dur
ing thunderstorm gives certain i'm
munity from being struck by lightning.
A fungus called Jews ear" often
appears on the trunk of the elder tree,
and this. too has been supposed to be
a cure for quinsy.
Smyrna times., 1925-11-11

now realizing, is making money for
them.
"The past fall has witnessed storage
houses in South Jersey for sweet po-
tatoes being erected, but these houses
are being used by Delaware growers
and brokers who have gone to South
Jersey and bought sweet potatoes
raised there and are now profting by
their experience in treating and keep
ing them. The handling of sweet po-
tatoes is almost as much of a secret
process among many sections and
growers as the packing of strawber-
ries in May and June, which is anoth-
er detail in agriculture which Della
ware farmers know a lot about"
During the past few weeks there
have been many sweet potatoes sold
at from ninety cents to S1.15 a bush
ell which is most encouraging to the
farmer, because it indicates that later
in the year and fore part of 1926, he
; is going to get even fancier prices for
his stock in storage, if they keep well.
About the only thing being canned
now is pumpkins. Because of the
| hardness Of this vegetable, it can
withstand more severe treatment than
most other fall products and it doesn't
hurt it to lie out in the field in wealth
er that would destroy other things. So
the farmer is now leisurely hauling
the pumpkins he raised to the cannery
and obtaining as good a price as he
did last fall and which, to those who
/ go in extensively in raising pumpkins,
is no item to be sneered at.
Next week it is anticipated that the
meeting of cooperative tomato pack
ers and raisers of this vegetable will
be held in Wilmington to confer about
plans for merging their interests. The
exact date has not been fixed but has
been left to the Tri-State Packers AS
sOciation officials.
Smyrna times., 1925-11-11
MISS HARRINGTON IS NAMED
THE NEW STATE SECRETARY
APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR TO
FILL POST MISSING INCUBENT

Action Deemed Necessary-New Sec
retary of State Has Been in State
Office for Past Twenty-seven Years
Miss Fannie S. Harrington, of Do
yer, was appointed by Governor Rob
ert P. Robinson as Secretary of State
late Wednesday afternoon and a few
minutes later was sworn into office by
Chief Justice Pennewill and assumed
her new duties at once. The appoint
ment was made by the governor fol-
lowing a conference with a number Of
prominent Wilmington attorneys in
which it was deemed advisable to ap-
point a Secretary of State since moth
ing has been heard of William G..
Taylor, the incumbent of the Office,
who with Edward R. Pusey, left on a
motor trip to Miami, Florida, October
II, and who was last heard of on Oc-
tOber "a, previous to leaving South
port, N. c., for Georgetown, S. c.
The necessity was stressed of the
importance of having proper officer
to sign the legal papers issued daily
from the office of the Secretary of
State. Miss Harrington has been in
the office for the past q years and is
thoroughly acquainted with the work
of the office and especially with cor
poration work. She is the second
woman in the United States to hold
such a position.
Governor Robinson made a hurried
trip to the State Capitol Wednesday
for the purpose of attending to i'm
portant matetrs of state previous to
his departure for California, where he
will attend the annual sessions of the
National Grange, Patrons of Husban-
dry, of which he is the national treas
urer. He made it plain that the posi-
tion of Miss Harrington is that of
Secretary of State and not Acting
Secretary and from this it is gathered
that the Governor entertains but little
hope that Secretary Taylor and his
companions survived the disaster
which resulted in the destruction by
fire of the Bunny II in which they
were on their way to the southern re-
sort.
Smyrna times., 1925-11-11

was evidence of liquor having been
manufactured but the officers failed to
find any of it. At the farm of Joseph
Smith near the Stayton farm it is
said the officers found parts of a still
but no finished product. The home of
GOrdy Lewis, colored was also visited
but no liquor found.
At the store of Mrs. A. W. Cover
dale, seven cases of alleged high pow
cred beer was found and will be test
ed to find out the alcohol content.
At the store of Christian Hack, in
Smyrna times., 1925-11-11

North Dover, a five gallon glass con-
tainer filled with alleged corn-whisky
was alleged to have been found.
Haack was taken before Magistrate
Wood and held in $500 bail for the
upper court.
The house of John Dores, nearly op-
pOsite the Hack home was also
searched and in the attic two jugs,
said to contain 8 gallons of liquor
were found upturned and the liquid
running over the floor and through
the ceiling of the house.
Smyrna times., 1925-11-11
RAID STILLS IN KENT COUNTY
Several Raids Made Last Week Re
suit in New Evidence

Federal Prohibition officers Melvin
and Andrews and State Highway Of
ficers Powell and BonafcanO made
several raids in Kent County last FRI
day afternoon. The first place visited
was the farm of Lewis Stayton near
Frederica where it is claimed there
Smyrna times., 1925-11-11
MI DELAWARE CROP L!. ABOUT bout.
4 IIL HARVESTED FOR SEASON
EXCEPTION OF TOMATOES
WITH IaoL hARAE HAS BEEN PROFITABLE
v.,,ly All Have Planted Their
Pretty =, t'%,i' and Are Doing the Neees-
WheaI Icioaning a Up Before Winter

sdlg Il l..
,r..,io q very few weeks possibly .
Nlln,n dors. most of the farmers OF
a,..da few aa's, will I'i1, have concluded all of
DeIaTasT Tssresting, and aside from the
their .,nrg nrI cleaning up work to be done
neces'asts .ss feId and repairs to be made
aOoa' ~, n, harms and stables, will then sit
to II the ,lo.t Dalil1 Of r'ti the time and plan for
back n,0@ Dn,inr and summer. Pretty
next 'p ri of those who raise grain
lealy lsls y0Isnted al their wheat although the
llSYs iroek p,. witnessed scores Of tardy
P's. Ts bnstling to get the seed in the
'll1ps ,sd before it froze and make
ls.tiug grouiu possible. Because the yield
h p1H,aS nost wear was splendid and the
'ls '..s f obtsined satisfactory, every one
is' + wheat farmer planted just
'nJ IooviIv :, this fall as in any other
10 delaware is still a big wheat grow
state although those who know
.a5 " n, nnnsllal fertility of its soil have
..,onen+lv pointed out that shorter
Ivy would net more money for the
,.rmar srr once he decided to cut out
wheat growing.
At At this time the only articles being
harvested are apples and sweet pOta-
zoos The severe wind of two weeks
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
EEL LIBRO DE oRo" O LA
GUIA SOCIAL DE SAN JUAN

FL secretario Social del ''Colum-
bus Club nos informa que esta
rec1biendo numeroSas respuesLas de
las cartas enviadas a los elementos
sociales de esta ciudad, que han
de tigurar en- Ell Libro de Orc
Guia Social de San Juan. cuya
obra saldra pronto a la pubhcidad.
Las personas que reciban la Carta
1nteresandose llene ell Cup6n d. Sc
acompafla ella deben Ilenarlo
remitirlo enseguida, para adelantar
ell trabajo y 10 mismo las fotogra-
fiaS de las damas q. deseen figurar
en- la brillante galeria que va
ofrecer la Guia. Las fotografias de-
ben ser en- negro que salem niejcr
en- los Cich6s.
FL tomo sera muy bien presenta-
do llevara algunas paginas de
anuncios artisticamente hochos "
muy bien seleccionados.
La Guia Social de san Juan sera
un brillante exponente de nuestro
mundo social y obra de utilisima
referencia para nuestros profesio-
males que en- ella figuren. La pu-
bicacion de los nombres de las IA
milias es abcolutamente gratis "
solo Ell hbro sera vendido a Hnlita-
do costo para dedicar su sobrante
a benefcio del Columbus Club
como 10 han ofrecido los sefores
Pujals, Semper Izquieldc, Secre-
tario y Director Fisico respectiva-
mente del simpatico Club coIum-
bus.
Las personals que no hayan en-
Waldo sus informes, Cup6n que Sc
acompaia la Carta, antes del IL
nal del corriente mes, ~ podran
ser incluidas en- este tomo. Lo
mismo las fotografias. Estas, segan
Sc vayan recibiendo seran entrc
gadas al taller para hacer los eli
ces, que son despuss propiedad de
sus duefias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
NOTA DEL RECORD DE LA PO-
LIcIA INSULAR EN Ell DISTRI-
To DE PONCE. CORRESPON-
DIENrE AL ANo ECONoMICO
DE I924-25

Sc efectuaron 1865 arrestos por
distintOs delitos, y por mandamien
tOs de las Cortes, fueron arresta-
das 43T personals.
Fueron capturados S pr6fugos.
ocurrieron s suicidios v nueye
atentadOs de suicjdiOs.
Se decomisaron 113 armas prohi-
bidas, 137 alambiques, 2069 litros
de distintos licores. Sc detuvieron
32S mesalinas por varios delitos. s
memories (tfteres) por raterfas. Sc
recuperaron caballos robados, .
bueyes idem. 0 yeguas, s vacas, ii
automobiles.
Sc recuper6 otra propiedad mon
tante $141S.6O.
Las multas impuestas por las
Cortes los aeusados por denun-
cias hechas por la fuerza de este
DistritO suman a $1i.414.5O V si
inesemos a snmar las. sentencias
en- carcel impuestas alcanzarfan a
la frioiera de 81 amos. un mes Y
seis dlas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
FAMILIA PENAGARIcANo
A vERANEAR A
BARRANQUITAS

Muy en- breve partira para ell
pintoresco pueblecito de Barranqui-
tas, donde Sc propone pasar una lar
ga temporada, la culta familia Pc
iiagaricano, nuy estimada y dis
tinguida en- nuestra alta sociedad.
Damos la noticia, porque sabemos
ha de agradar grandemente a los
elementos de la elite social barran-
quitena, que tienen para la muy
estimada familia grande estimaci6n
y afecto.
En- una suntuosa quinta, podran
pasar felizmente una temporada
agradabilisima, junto selectisimas
amistades, que han conquistado por
su elevada cultura.
Ell MUNDO desea gratas vaca-
clones a la distinguida familia Pc
fiagaricano, deseando poder dar muy
pronto la noticia de ST retorno a
la ciudad capitalefia, donde tanto Sc
lie aprecia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
Editorial diariO del Dr.. Frank Crane
LA FE Y Ell ,FUEGO

No importa tener la cabeza de
un fosforo 81 no tiene ell pedacito
de MADEIRA que ha de incendiarse
con ella.
Un POGO de fosforo sobre un al.
filer no sirve, .es menester que es-
te sobre MADEIRA mojada en- parafi-
ma.
En- los dias en- que ell fuego Sc
hacia con un eslab6n, era necesario
I'm POGO de paja que recogiese la
chispa.
Una locomotora necesita rieles
scbre que correr. Los AUTOMOBILES
necesitan buenas carreteras.
Siempre hay m complemento pa
ra cada cosa en- ell mundo.
Una de las cosas mas notables
de JESUS fue, no que dijese tan
tas grandes cosas, sino que halla-
sc un pdblico tan grande que 10
escuchasa y creyese en- Ell.
No solo hay que .tener genio, sino
gente que 10 aprecie. Mucha gente
tiene ideas brillantes pero no pue-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
Ell BILL DE ARBITRIos

Arecibo, julio 10, 1925.
Ell MUNDO,
San Jran.
Comercio de esta plaza acaba
pssar s'guiente telegrama Preiden
te Camara de Representatives. y SO.
hcita vrestra cooperation. Bill sus-
tituto senado Ley Avbitrios era-
vando comestibles es atantatorio vi
da del pueblo que rosltlta W exec
sivamente precaria a causa de ba-
jos jornales y alto costo producto
en- las fuentes de origen crcI 81
tuacion insostenible al comercio.
Protestamos respetuosamente invo-
cando patriotismo hombres de esa
Camara para que no impartan su
aprobacion a esa ley. no sc nos
oculta graves dificuItades atraviesa
tesoro publico pero entenGemos que
elias pueden ser resueltas sin gra-
var mas al consumidor representa-
do en- esta isla por ma gran nla-
yoria de trabajadores que escasa-
mente ganan para el pan.
A, PLA Jr.,
Secretario Camara de
Concrete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
Ell COMITE ORGANIzADOR
BAILEY K. ASHFORD
SAN GERMAN CELEBRARA sUS
FIESTAS PATRoNALEs

San German, julio II, 1925.
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Previa invitaci6n digno Y entu-
sisata Alcalde Juan A. Ti6 reunio-
Sc prestigosos elementos sociales y
acordaron gustosos celebrar rumbo-
sas fiestas patronales. Nombr6se
al sefior Tic, Alcalde, Pte. Honora-
rio; Lcdo. Aurelio Garcia Yanguas
Pte. y DR.. Nestor Rivera, Saliva
dor Morales, Francisco Azuar, Ma
nuel r. Davila, Santos Leon, John
Montalvo, Ramon Lagarde; Justo
Barea, Santiago Palmer, Angel
Aviles, Miguel Torres Lebr6n para
ocupar las distintas comisiones
Habra vistosos fuegos artifciales,
retretas, bales, diversiones licitas,
juegos Pronto circularan progra-
ma. Invitamos Y esperamos pueblos
hmftrofes concurriran gczar di-
versiones.
JUSTO BAREA.
Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
Ell NUEvo PUENTE DE SAN
ANTONIO SERA ALBERTO Al
TRAFIco Ell PRoxIMo JUEvES

Segdn informes, ell nuevo puenSe
de San Antonio que, parallel al
viejo, construye en- la Avenida Pom
ce de Leon ell prestigioso Contra
tista don Felix Benitez Rexach, Sc
ra alberto al trafco publico ell pro-
ximo jueves de esta semana.
La obra levantada que solo cons
tituye la mitad de este proyecto es
por ST sola suficiente para facili-
tar el trafico; pero, no obstante, Ell
proyecto original comprende tam
bien ell antique puente, Ell cual sera
completamente destruido y levan-
tado, la vez, en- identicas condi-
clones al otro, fernando ambos un
solo y amplio y hermoso puente,
q. habra de ser ell orgullo tanto, del
Gobierno como del ingeniero que
ha realizado la obra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
Una Carta intima..
Continuation de Ia So. YsE.

Quiza 81 la benevolencia exalta-
da de todos, acaso exceso de afec-
to y simpatia de ellos, los impul-
sara a nombrarme Director de
aquel amado y querido periodiqui-
to.
Con que carino, mi querido ami
go, evoco ell recuerdo de estas CO.
sas tan amadas!
Pues bien, en- aquel periodico,
Luis Sanchez Morales. evidencio su
gran potencia intellectual; Sc reve-
% como un gran pensador, como
un sesudo critico, de una dicci6n
impecable, un 'estilo de mucha me-
dula, galano y elegante en- su ex-
preston.
Pasaron muchos amos, despues,
y ell tempo nos disperso, en- varias
Y multiples direeciones.
Cada uno siguio su destino, pc
TO de todos, puede decirse, que
Luis fue ell mas g1orioso triunfa-
dor.
Nadie desconoce sus ejecutorias
valiosas de hombre p6blico, los al
tos cargos que ha desempenado V
como ha privado, siempre, en- el
ese don de ecuanimidad, de recti-
tud, no llegando nunca a marearse
en- el medic nj a sugestionarse, ja~
mas, por las pasiones.
Son pocos los que avaloran en-
todos sus quilates, los m6ritos de
Luis. Sanchez Morales y sobre to-
dos sus meritos prominentes de
hombre pdblico, sus dotes de lite
ratio, pero. de literato puro, hondo
y refexivo siempre y siempre anne
no v elocuente.
Ahora, cuando casi al dido le
digo todas estas cosas, podra usted
juzgar de 10 legitimo de mi salts
faccion al yer publicado en- Ell
MUNDO, por la generosa interven
cion suya, el bellisimo artfculo de
este muy querido amigo.
Y como usted 10 es mio muy
querido Y muy admirado, a quien
mejor. para confiarle toda la sin
ceridad de esta satifacci6n?
Exc1seme de este abundamiento
en- gracia al noble deseo que i'm
pulsa esta carta.
Y, con un fuerte apreton de ma
nos para usted quedo su amigo y
devote, que lie quiere mucho,
(Fdo.) M. .Quevedo Baez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
En- Ia pr6xima..
continuation de la Ira. pag.
empates en- Ia vOtaci6n

empates en- la votacion.
NUMERoSoS CANDIDATES.
Hasta ahora, son tantos los unio-
nistas de prestigio y abolengo en- las
filas de la Union que suenan para
sustituir al Lcdo. Lastra Charriez
como miembro del Directorio, que
no creemos prudente, adelantar nom
bres y nos reservamos para ell ilti-
mo momento, cuando haya mayor
seguridad.
Pero 81 Sc alega que Ell favoreci-
do con Ell nombramiento, en- vista
de la deicada situaci6n politica,
tiene que ser un unionista que go
ce de La absolute confianza de los
jefes. rs necesario comprender que
un voto disidente en- Ell seno del Di
rectorio al resolver cuestiones poii-
ticas, puede provocar grandes con-
flictos Quizas sea esta la razon
primordial que nos hace no dar
nombres adn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
Hay grandeS...
(OOntinuacion de Ia pas. ~

ci6n de Ia Asamblea Legislative por
medic de Ley.
Quinto: Sc autoriza Y faculta al
Presidente del Senado v al Speaker
de la Camara de Representatives. pa
ra disponer Y asignar de los fondos
de indemnizaciones, gastos de via
jes imprevistos del Senado Y de
Ia Camara de Representatives. la su-
ma que fuere adecuada para el pa
go de los gastos de viajes, hoteles,
dietas incidentales, para cada
uno de los tres miembros de la CO.
mission de Fomento Industrial que
fueren designados para cumplir es-
ia mission; DISPONIENDOSE que
dicha Comisi0n de Fomento Indus
trial queda obligada a rendir un
informe complete de los resultadoS
de sus gestiones Y recomendaciones
al Gobernador de Puerto Rico, a
la Asamblea Legislative reunida en-
session ordinaria en- cualquier ex-
traordinaria que ell Gobernador es-
timare conveniente convocar en-
bien de los intereses piblicos.
Santiago IGLESIAS.
Los informes que tenemos son de
que la Comision de Hacienda del
Senado le esta prestando toda su
atencion a asunto de tanta tras-
cendencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
BrBLIo0RAFTA
vENDrMIA INTERIOR DE
JOAQUIN OIL DE LAAEADRTD

Joaquin oar de Lamadrid es Otrc
posta jovsn cue eruza el Rubic6n.
Ia pabliead0 81 primer Iibro de
verses ''vsndlmia Interior que.
aunqns un POGO en- agraz tOdavia.
renela un edmnlo Dc buenas cua-
hdadss cue nos haeen mirar con
intsFss este nnevo prodncto de Ia
iiriea poEtorTiqueha.
Hay aig0 samaments cnrloso en
81 iihro. , Is Ia auseneia total de
Herrera Rsissig cue en Il 80 anOta,
5nnto con Il muy escasasima de
Rnben DaFio. snstraerse 3 elias en-
esta tpoca. es "a aigo. pues aSi SO
deia sntrever Ia personalidaa del
poeta, "a carAeter. 81 originalid',fl
east
oii de LamaaTid Ia prsferido los
moldsa eiAaieos antiques, y en- elios
n vrtido 81 alma ssnciliameute. 81
isncieaamenfs, sin estrideneias nj
poses do saltimbanqui.
en serenidad se tradnce en- una
melodia mny suavs y nostalgia.
que . wees nos FecneTda a Juan
Ramon Jimenez, como en- Ia ieta-
MA matinal cue comienra.
"one linda esta "a maAana, con
"a tEaJe De percai
''venassnia Intsrior'' no es kno
AN pTtindio. una annnciaci6n, y no
ebEa dsanitiva. EsA vendra mas
iuego. cuando las vides de 50 ven
aimia interior esten mas maduras.
HAs jugosaS mas sazonadas. Las
faiias DE- aue adolece este primer
hbro. an embargo. (todo primer
lbro las tienel estan mas que re-
eomsndaaas pow Ia honda Ancerldad
cue todo 81 reboza. Como Das.0.
xamaarid pneas decir: Isl hay
nn alma sinceEa. esa o. Ia mia. y
como Nerve. poHeE 50 Iibro bajo
i egida Dc Il aanoeridad en- qas
- inspire.
fsacisamos al joyen poeta, >
eapsFamos enc 81 vendimiador nos
cfrezca pFento vino nuevo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
DE VERANEO

Empujada por ell calor que Sc
siante en- San Juan ha marchado
pasarse los meses de verano al pin
toresco pueblo de Aguas Buenas,
ia distinguida familia del presti-
gioso ingeniero don Ramon Ace
vedo Gonzalez.
Este quito caballero y especial
amigo nuestro, segun manifestacio
nes hechas por ell Comisionado del
Interior hace POGO en- una reyista
del gobierno, posee el primer "re-
cord" de ese departamento en- la
construction de carreteras, dada sa
rapidez as9mbr@sa el buen SER
vicio que elias luego prestan sin
destruirse facilmente. Esta activi-
dad del senor Acevedo redunda en-
grandes beneficios para el Tesoro
pues el interes que haya que pa
gar por e. dinero oneida por 10
general reducido a la mitad.
lie deseamos al conocido contra
+;s-a su estimada familia un
;rato descanso EN- la paz del pue
bio que han escogido, al mismo
tempo Que esperamos verlos prom
to de nuevo entire nosotros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-13
1873 MILLoNES DE FRANCIS
PARA PROSECUTE LA CAM
PANA FRANCESCA

PARIS, julio II (Cable Frances)
La Camara ha aprobado por All
votos contra 20, y 100 abstenciones,
los creditos solicitados por el go
bierno para proseguir la campafis
de Marruecos, los cuales subeu a
1873 milIones de frances.
Los votos en- contra han sido So
lamente los de los comunistas, pc
70 la abstenci6n del partido socialis
ia SO considera como un signo de
segregation del bloque de las IL
quierdas que traera como consecuen
cia la caida del gobierno. En- este
debate ell gabinete ha debido su
salvaci6n al apoyo del partido ma
cionalista.