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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21

NEW YORK. oct. 2l-Ths tsp.
~ ical American housewife would
rathef have an automobile and a
telephone than modern plumbing
As a result more American homes
have automobiles than have inside
sanitary arrangements, more have
telephones than have bathtuhs, and
moro have electric lights than have
kitchen sinks.
This disclosure Of the preferences
Of the average American woman
was made by tho General FEEDER
alton N Womcn'8 clubs IN a ma.
tlOu.wide investigation on what NO.
men want I'm their homes" The
fsdoration's findings were made pub
DC today IN O copyrighted article iu
the WOman's Home Companion By
Mrs. MARY Sherman, president Of
the federation.
While only 65 per cent ~ the
vast number Of homes investigated
we're found 90 have inside sanitary
arrangements and only 90 per cent
Of them had bath tubs, 10 per cent
Of these families had automobiles.
and Gs per cent OF them were
equipped with telephones
The research made by the fcder.
alton covered 4+5,ss7 homes scat
tered thru 237 communities In 20
per cent Of the homes investigated,
Il was found that there were no
stationary washbowls, and water
had 20 he carried in and out, and
20 per cent OF them were not even
equipped with Kitchen sinks. But
81 per cent had electric light, and
73 per cent were equipped with
electric irons.
Radios were found in l7G per
cent Of the homes investigated
pianos in 40 per cent, monographs
In 30 per cent.
In discussing the startlingly high
percentage OF homes that are equip.
ped with automobiles and telephones
but not with plumbing, Mrs Sher.
man declares "sentmentalis;s will
Ray NlhA AAf lhHlL ilta Win INC
men. But we club women who
study conditions from the inside OF
tho home understand the situation
better. Women no longer under.
value their services in tho home.
They run their homes on the bud.
get plan and have personal allow.
ances TO spend as they like.
"Thcn why do they choose luIur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
BOOST CHRYSLER
AT MEETING
Western Washington Deal
erS Gather at Tacoma Hotel

ono OF tho most successful meet.
InEs OF Western Washington Chrys.
lcr distributors and dealers was held
last week in tho city OF Tacoma at
tho winthrop hotel, under the chair.
manBhip OF II. u. simpson, presi
dent Of the American Automobile Co,
Chryslor distributors Of Tacoma,
Short speeches were made by G. o.
washburn. president Of tho Wash
burn.HnInes Co, Inc Chryslcr dis.
tributors OF Seattle; ]. p. Scarce,
district supervisor for tho Chrysler
Motor Car Co. as well rs by Chair.
man simpson. The principle speak.
or OF tho evening was one of the
newly appointed directors OF sales,
Henry r. Meyers, OF tho Chrysler
Motor Car Co, of netroict, Mich.
Mr.. Meyers made n very interesting
talk on the trend OF tho automotiye
industry and particularly pointed out
the development and progress OF tho
Chrysler Motor Car Co., until today
II Ia recognized as one Of the worlds
leading manufacturers OF motor cars.
Attention was called TO tho fact
that about five years ago there were
b2j manufacturers Of motor cars
whilc today only 76 arc In existence.
principally duo to tho discriminating
buyer Of today who knows and is
buying only tho best values in motor
car transportation.
Blkcwiso Mr.. Meyers pointed out
that the automobile dealer OF todny
had to be- represented by real sales.
mon ana must himself be real mcr-
chandiacr in order TO be a success and
that tho Chryslcr orlglnntion was for.
tunatc In being represented by such
great percentage OF such MGR.
chants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21

all the broad. uninterrupted
vision of touring car.
And big lDide lcindoJUs
easy entrance and exit to
both front and rear seats. No
discomfort to anybody getting
in or out.
Extra lride doors, too
especially valuable in night
driving. Gives clear, unob-
structed vision, More easily adj
justed-you don't have to fuss
with it. Adds greatly to the
cars appearance.
Very latest one-piece pindshield
"a comfort any late model big
car gives, new in the light car.
Let's a pleasant flow of fresh air
circulate continuously through
the lower part of the car :.
Then add to all these things a
q horsepower engine. fast,
sturdy, rellabie-wlth plenty OF
power - Big-car construction.
And neip corDl Uentiidtor
:. =. Three speed, SelectiDe slid
ing-gedr transmission. :. Borg
and Beck disc type clutch, one
of the finest clutches made +.
Auto-Lite starting, lighting and
ignition A wonderful rear
drie systematic equal in size
and strength to that used in
cars having double the weight
of this one Arle shafts of
Molybdenum Steel the toughest
steel known to engineering.
=. A Chassis of remarkable
strength, a sturdy, rigid frame
with lots of bracing -, all
for $685..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
OFFERS LOWEST
TIME PAYMENT

The G.. NJ. A. c plan was cstab.
llshed six years ago and At that time
offered the lowest time payment rate
on the market. Increased volume %
business has enabled this orEanlEa-
ton 20 still further cut charges This
means substantial saving 20 the
purchaser fog tho time payment
charge is a part Of the total cost Of
the car 20 him
This saving TO the purchaser has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21

mateiy 100000. But the saving
60 trucks aud passenger cars as csti.
mated would be Sls. 100000 annually.
This new highway would form the
first l5imlle link OF tho transcon,i.
mental Lincoln way westward from
Canal 81. New York City
n put into effect II would save
motorists more than an hour in trav.
cling from Hudson 10 Elizabeth, ns
compared with the present route thru
Newark.
lf tho now route Is constructed
there viii bo no cross streets. Con.
ncctions with side streets would be
made by ramps IN n manner which
would produce no cross. currents OF
traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21

been accomplished by reason Of tho
fact that G, NJ. A. c. was created
from General Motors capital. not with
a view 10 a profit on tho invested
capital, but primarily Tor tho single
purpose OF reducing further tho cost
Of tho car 20 the purchaser.
1T n General Motors policy that
tho purchaser shall benefit by all
economies effected, whether In Il
naucing time sales or engineering
manufacturing or merchandising
operations. Thru the medium Of the
@. ". c. a. plan, moro than ono
milton purchasers OF General Motors
cars have had tho use of their cars
while paying for them conveniently
out OF income az tho lowest available
time sale ratrs."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
Must Be Gained
by Highway Engineering
President of A. A. A. Warns That Police
Can't Solve Traffic Problem

WASHINGTON. u. c., oct ?if-
II the country expects 90 make
moro rapid progress In the solution
Of tho hazard problem on the streets
and highways cities towns ana
communities must tackle the safety
question al primarily ono Of en-
giuccrug and street planning on the
ono hand and Of public education on
tho other
This was tho keynote Of an nd
drcas on safety and tho Automo-
bile delivered 10y Thos =. Henry
president Of the American AutUmos
bile association. before the annual
congress " tho National Safety
council In session be- Cleveland
President Henry issued n Htrpns
warming that the country must
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
Overland engineering the most
advanced in the industry

ddUdHced IN the industry
-. and Overland engineering
has found the answer to that
difference in wheelbase, dbso-
iutely :. This patented and en-
ciusipe Overland principle gives
longer life to every mechanical
part-easier operation to the
car itself. Spring troubles are
cut TO a minimum. 100-inch
actual wheelbase-thats easy
parkingl 130-inch sprins-base
that's easy riding
-. for your greater safety,
and greater convenience, the
Overland Standard Sedan is
equipped with 12-gallon gas
oline tank. This is mounted at
the rear of the chassis. Easily
accessible for filling. You will
recognize this as a strictly mod
crn feature.
Observe the smart, cleuH-cut
HneS OF thus cur
lit is rakish, low-plenty Of
room in it-unequalled in COM
fort for driver and passengers
body finished in polished lac
quer, rich deep blue with glis-
tening jet-black trimming.
the Widest of anu light car
buiH-new, single-piece, UNI
divided front seat, 80 inches
wide, 10 inches deep; wider
back seat, as inches wide, 1S
inches deep-You know what
that means to your driving
comfort-and-freedom.
And it has iDider seats
more than 20 square feet of
window space--all the air and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
HIGHWAY WOULD
SPEED TRAFFIC
New York Road Would Not
Have Any Cross Streets

NEWARK. Nj. oct 81 propos
als nrc being mado 10 construct n
highway 10 link the Hudson vehlcu.
lar tube and tho New jersey state
highway system.
This plan would require approx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
ENGINEERS ALL
AGREE WITH HENRY

All competent engineers with
whom I have discussed tho question
arc agreed that tho problem ~
traffic ana safety has long pulsed
tho point where u may lie len 20
the police departments" President
Henry declared,
He suggested three distinct lines
along which community cffo can
hc mteliigcntly directed. lie Eaid
First traffic and safety arc
practically synonymous, M FAR "a
accident prevention IS concerned,
Solve the problem OF traffic cnnRcs.
ton and you viii have gone a long
way toward the solution OF your
safety problem. think this will
bc generally accepted "a n funda.
mental truth, am convinced that
failure 10 accept u ~ such VIII lead
us 10 waste much tlmo on temper.
ary erpcdlents which. at the bna,.
can only be expected 20 bring tenn.
rsnfnf.s retirf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
Rhyfhmical Riding

In this great light automobile
you ride buoyantly, in cradle
smoothness. TmPLEx SPRINGS
patented, erclusiuc. That is
what does it ;. 80 inches more
spring-supported area /. the
Triplex Spring of the Overland
puH-they do not push, as do all
other types of spring. Attached
TO the frame, Is inches in front
Of The 'uheeis. they lift their
load gently, smoothly. over any
obstruction. The car and its oc-
cupants are not left TO absorb
the shock, as they must where
the front springs are attached
TO the frame directly above or
behind the wheels.
Easier Riding-Edsier Parking
30 inches more spring sup
ported area. tDiih 80 inches less
"iicttou"c ~ puh'
-. it is much easier to handle
a small car than big car. In
traffic you weave in and out,
where your big long car must
have plenty of space.
-. take parking. Your Over
land Standard Sedan parks lin
between" a close-packed line of
other cars-it can be sand
WICKED in" almost anywhere
but how hard the average
small car rides compared with
your Overland It's a case of
100 inch wheelbase against
your 130-inch spring-base. All
easy riding is question Of
springs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21

cease 70 depend on police powerb
and temporary regulations to solve
Tho traffic problem and urged that
safety work in tho future 10 a..
rceicd toward public education and
city and community planning In
tho larger sense.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
NUESTRO DIRECTOR ENFER-
MO.-YA AFORTUNADAMEN-
TIE ESTA BIEN

Durante los ultimos tres dias Sc
la visto obligado a recluirse en-
su hogan nuestro querido compa-
nero y director dc este diario, don
Sergio Romanacce. Una affection
en- I'm pie provoco I'm POGO de fe-
bre y lie obligo a guardian CANA.
No obstante, gracias a la exec
lente atencion facultativa que lie
ha prestado ell prestigioso galeno
y reputable professional Dr.. Figue-
roa, va esta completamente bien.
Ell DR.. Figueroa ha visitado cons
tantemente Ell hogan de nuestro
companero y solo Sc sintio salts
fecho cuando consiguio verle COM
rletamente bien de tan molestosa
dolencia, que afortunadamente ha
desaparecido va por complete.
Nuestras gracias Y nuestra fell
citacion al reputado galeno, que
tan noblemente Sc ha conducido
en- la enfermedad de nuestro COM
panero. Para las numerosas amis-
tades de nuestro querido director
sera pues motive de satisfaction
la noticia de que esta va compile
tamente bien, y listo para reanu-
dar la intensa lucha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03

declarando asi con lugar los imam
damus", y ordenandole a la Junta
que Sc reuna nuevamente Y proce-
da a practicar un nuevo escrutinio
recontando las p~apeletas de todos
los colegios de los precintos de
yauco Y Fajardo, para saber en- de
finitiva quien o que partidos triun-
faron en- Yauco Y Fajardo.
Fl sabado, enterados de la SEN
tencia del Tribunal Supreme en-
cstos trascendentales casos, trata-
mos de recibir algunas impresiones
del Lcdo. Bolivar Pagan, quien ha
llevado estos pleitos ante la Corte
de Distrito Y ante ell Tribunal Su-
premo, pero no pudimos localizar
al joven juriscunsulto. Manana pro
hablemente daremos a nuestros
lectores algunas impresiones alre-
dedor de estos casos de labios del
propio senior Bolivar Pagan, quien
ma defendido los derechos de SUI
partido, y del Partido Republican,
Puro, Y quien con estos casos Sc ha
anotado IN nuevo triunfo en- su ca
1rera professional.
Oportunamente publicaremos la
opinion del Tribunal Supreme en-
estos casos, que son de tan vital
interes publico por las trascenden-
tales cuestiones jurfdicas Y poll
ticas envueltas en- los mismos.
La orden de la Corte del Primer
Distrito, en- su se~ntencia, que aca-
ba de confirmar ell Tribunal Supre-
mo, lee asf en- 10 dispositivo Y fun
damental:
"Ordenamos Sc libre por ell Sc
c~retario IN auto perentorio de man
damus dirigido a la Junta Insular
de E~lecciones requiriendola para
que Embellishments despues de su
notification, proceda a contar ell
namero de personals que votaron en-
los distintos colegios electorales
de los mencionados precintos de
Yauco Y Fajardo en- los que exista
alguna contradiction en- las entra-
das de una hoja de c~otejo, siempre
Y hasta tanto esa diferencia sea
suficiente por 81 sofa, o en- COM
binacion con otra diferencia refe-
rente al vote para un mismo can
didato, para afectar Ell resultado
de Ia election a favor de los petit
c;onarios."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
ES HUO DEL DISTIN.
GUIDO CABALLERO
PUERTORRI0UENO D.
LUIS PENA
ha hecho cast toda Ia
caTnpana en- MaTuec0S.-
En- dos 0casi0nes ha sid0
herldo y 0stenta numer0-
sas medallaS de honor

Hacia dias que algunos amigos
nos hablaban de que en- Puerto
Rico Sc encontraba un captain
aviador cubano. Picada nuestra
curiosidad reporteril nos dimos a
hacer g~estiones para localizar al
militar cubano, pero en- vano...
Nuestros esfuerzos resultaron inu-
tiles. iY como no habia de ocu-
1rir asf 81 en- San Juan no Sc en-
contraba el tai captain cubano!
No obstante, en- la manana del
sabado nos encontramos en- la ca
lie a nuestro buen amigo y cola
borador, ell distinguido caballero
don Luis Pena, quien actualmente
pfesta sus servicios PROFESSIONALS
al gobierno en- las mejoras a las
cbras del acueducto en- Vieques. Al
saludarle nos dimos cuenta de que
venfa acompanado por dos j6ve-
mes, uno de ellos de continental
lnihtar, pues aun cuando vestfa
dc paisano, su presencia denotaba
inmediatamente So procedencia
nilitar. FL amigo Pena hace la
presentation.
"Mis dos hijos que visitan por
primera vez la patria de su pa
Dire, Servando v Luis. Ell prime
ruero es capitan-aviador del ejer-
cito espanol donde 70 tambien
servi como captain en- mis- buenos
tiempos. Ell segundo estudia ell
quinto ano de medicinal en- Ma
drid."
Y es EN- csc mornento cuando
nos damos cuenta exacta de que
estamcs frente al experimentation
que cor tanto afan hubimos de
Euscar, Y que por mayor fortuna
Sc trata del hijo de un distinguido
(Continua en- La pag. .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03

sus impresiones sobre ell case.
FL senior Rocca nos dijo que ha-
cfa apenas media bora saba la
noticia, y que por toda respuesta
10 1nico que podia adelantarnos
era que esperaba venir hoy a esta
ciudad a fin de zanzibar impresio-
e con sus amigos polfticos Y asis
sir al recuento de las papeletas
electorales del municipio de Yauco,
ante la Junta Insular de Eleccio-
ncs. el4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03

de un comite especial, para infor-
me.
Ell informe del Comite especial
, nombrado recomienda al Senado
cue proceda sin ell consentimiento
del Executive aprobando ell mencio-
nado proyecto nuevamente por en-
Gina del veto del Gobernador; dice
asf:
"La creaci6n de escuelas indus
triales en- esta isla de Puerto Rico
es I'm pensamiento verdaderamente
patriotico Y que tiene por objeto
fundamental, desenvolver la RI
queza publica del pals, la mejor
satisfaction de las classes traba-
jadoras, v al mismo tempo crear
nuevas bases contributivas v nue.
vas bases de ingresos, poniendo en-
las manos de los ciudadanos de es-
to pals medios de vida para So
propio bienestar Y para ell bien-
estar de toda la comunidad puerto
rriquena, que por ell desarrollo
industrial del pals podria ademas
adquirir ~articulos mas baratos Y
una mas completa eficiencia en- la
ejecucion de toda clase de obra de
iiIteres particular Y general, Y este
pensamiento toma cuerpo efecti-
vo en- la ley n1mero 10 para la emf
sion de bonos del Pueblo de Puer-
TO Rico por la suma de seis Milo
mes de dolares entire otras cosas,
para la construction de un edifi-
clio, destinado a escuela industrial,
hasta la suma de Glen mil dolares.
Puerto Rico, ademas de ser un
pueblo agricultor, Sc convertira asf
en- un pueblo industrial, poniendo
en- manos de III propios hijos los
conocimientos v la cultura practica,
que les lleve a la possession efecti-
va de la riqueza industrial, que
haga mas pr6spera Y barata su vi
da, libertandola de la t~ributaci6n
costosa actualmente e~xistente que
nos obliga a pagan a la industria
exterior altos precios. que las in
dustrlas nativas, al ser creadas, re
ducirian considerablemente en- pro
vecho individual v general para to-
das las classes s~ociales.
POR TALES RAZONES vuestra
comisi6n entiende que dicho pro-
veto de ley debe aprobarse nue.
vamente por este senado por las
dos terceras parties de votos:
remitido luego a la Camara de Re-
rresentantes, para igual obieto. V
enviado nuevamente al Hon. Co.
bernador para los fines de nuestra
Carta Orpanica aplicables al case
(Fdo.) Martinez Davila.
(Fdo.) o. Jordan.
II Senado resuelve por unani-
(Continda en- la ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
PUEDE ASECURAR-
Sc @. LOS EMPLEA-
DOS DEL GOBIERNO
COBRARAN MANA
MA MARTES
Recibiran SuS sueId0S de
acuerdo con Ell presupues
to en- Vig0r.-Est0 ha dad0
lugar a una intenSa dis
custom en- los CiTCul0S
OfiCiaIeS

Ell kecho de que a estas alturas,
y por distintas circunstancias inn
previstas hasta 81 dltimo nomento,
nc haya sido possible aprobar de-
fnitiyamente ell nuevo presupues-
to insular, ha sido motive de que
los numerosos empleados del 60
bierno no hayan podido cobrar sus
salaries a fin de mes
No obstante, para tranquilidad
general, podenos asegurar a
los empleados, quo manana mar
tas estaran en- condolences de re-
cibir sus haberes mensuales, sin
cue ocurran nuevas didcultades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
MEMORANDUM DEL RoBo DE
PRENDAS EN- LA RESIDEN-
GA DEL LCDo. CAYETAN0
COLL CUCHI

La Detective empezo sus traba-
jos sin ninguna pista frme que
seguir. Empezamos por averiguar.
paradero Y movimiento de varies
conocidos picaros que Sc dedican
a robos analogos. La piSta de
uno, nos conducia por varios pue-
bios de la isla hasta llegar a Pom
&C.
En- este ell detective SoHa C.
algunos dfas antes del robo aviso
al Jefe del Negociado de Infor-
maci6n, Irvine /. MacManus, que
lie parecia que pronto habria de
ocurrir alg1n robo de importan-
cha, basado en- que lie habia dicho
cierto individuo queen cierto 81
ito habfa visto a dos hombres clos
cuales han vivido en- los Estados
Unidos) limando y preparando
unas llaves.
En- ell sitio del robo habian sido
encontradas unas cuantas llaves
en- un llavero hecho de un pedazo
de cordel. Estas llaves fueron
identifcadas por los individuos
cue dieron ell informe al detective
Sofia.
Mas o menos por ell mismo ITEM
pc ell detective Duchesne Y ell de-
tective S. P. Sanchez, recibierou
una confidencia referente a una
conversation que oyo entire dos in
dividuos en- Puerta de TERRA GU
vas generates correspondence mas
o menos a los individuos que ha.
bIan sido denunciados al detect
We Sofia. Ash fue, que ademas De
Ia pista que segaiamos por la is
la en- la cual trabajaban los de
tectives D. P. Sanchez y j. San
tiago ID. Chaluisant, Sc habia uni
dc la pista de los detectives Du
chesne Y Sofia.
Entonces fue que empezo 81
verdadero trabajo, Ell de ~localizar
los dos individuos que habian sido
vistos preparando las llaves. Los
moviemientos de uno de estos, Sc
dej6 yer pronto. Averiguamos que
este habia hecho I'm viaie a Are
cibo, ALI fueron los detective.
tContinda en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
Sc REUNE HOY.

Ell Lcdo. Martinez Davila (Jose)
miembro de la Junta por ell Parti-
do Republican, Portorriqueno, nos
informo Ell sabado que dicho orga-
nismo, en cumplimiento de la orden
del Supreme, Sc reunirfa tan prom
to fuera notificada del fallo de
aquel.
Manana daremos mas detalles de
este "affaire', que promote ser
de sumo interes por todos concep-
tos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
.uNrvERs1DAD DE e
RICO
RIO D P. R.

<ASuotU 4S4oGOs
For ell presente aviso SO hace sa-
ber que la matriculo para Ell pr6xi-
mt ado escolar, 1825-26, queda
alberta desde esta fecha.
Las sohcitudes para ingresar en-
cuslquiera de los colegios de la
Ursversidad de Puerto Rico en- Rio
Piedras deberan venir acompahadas
del informe Official de las notas
obtenidas en- los cuatro amos
de estudios del curse cientifco de
Ia escuels superior (FTigh School) !.
Las solicitudes para ingresar en- Ell
CURSE RURAL deberan estar
acompafadas de las notas obtenidas
en- los dos primercs ahos del curse
cienti6co de La escuela superior
{EIigh school) y tambi6n del acta
ohciat de nacimiento expedida por
81 correspondence Ragistro Civil.
ESCUELA SUPERIOR (IIigh
Scholl) Ell nnmero de sitios va.
cantes en- la escuela superior es tan
limitado que la Universidad Sc we
obiigada a dar ~preferencia a los es-
tudiantes de las escuelas do Rio
Piedras y Trujillo Alto, y luego a
los estudiantes del tercero o del
clarto aho p~rocedentes de los pue-
bios hmitrofes donde no haya es-
cuela superior.
Al solicitar ingreso en- la Univer-
sidad, debe acompaharse Ia direc-
ci6n postal.
J. r. MAURA.
Registrar, Univ. de P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
EN- Ell
DE JUsTICIA.

Don Roberto, que toma este pro-
blema administrative con calma alb
so.uta. parece. tener en- pensamien-
to dejar resuelto en- definitiva ell
case p~lanteado. Con los folios CO.
Responsiveness al informe remitf-
dole por ell S~ecretario Municipal,
de toda la prueba de cargo Y des-
tContinta en- Ia pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
UN TECNICISMO.

Despues de formular los cargos
que va conocen ~nuestros lectores,
cl alcalde senior Todd dio poderes
al Secretario Municipal para que
rccibiera la defensa del Comisiona-
do de Beneficencia, quien compa-
reci6 en- companfa de su hermano
ell Lcdo. Cayetano Coll Y Cuchi, y
cuien, momentos despues de en-
rezar la vista del case hizo cons
tar que Ia prueba del Alcalde esta-
ba basada EN- declaraciones hechas
sin juramento alguno, mientras
que la prueba de la defensa estaba
certificada ante notarios pdblicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
Ell SENADO PROCEDE
SIN Ell CONSENTIMIENTO
DEL EXECUTIVE.

Antes de dar publicidad a la Sc
gunda COMMUNICATION del Executive
al Presidents del Senado, quere-
mos publican la actitud del Sena-
90 sobre la devolucion del Proyec-
TO dc lndustrias. A moci6n de los
senores Martinez Davila Y Herman
DEE Lopez, fue acuerdo someter
ia carta del Executive al estudio