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The Washington times., 1925-05-16
TWINS BATTLE POLICE,
so BOTH ARE, ARRESTED

NEW YORK. May 16.-When
john and Vincenzo Bonanno, twins,
tkirty-eight, were arraigned in
Center street police court, Magts-
trate Marsh, count attendants and
spectators were unable to tell them
apart. The resemblance in feature
and stature was perfect, each wore
tortoise shell trimmed Spectacles, and
a brown suit with a belted coat.
They were charged with petty lar
ceny and pleaded guilty.
A private detective was employed
to investigate. He suspected the
Bonannos, but often was puzzled in
watching them TO determine which
was which. One day John appeared
with the belt Of his coat twisted in
the back and that definitely located
him because, probably not noticing
the twist, he neglected to straighten
it.
The Washington times., 1925-05-16
PLANES
! To BE READY
SOON
Likely to Replace Old Types
in Hawaii 4 Result of
ManeuVers

With the beginning of deliveries
late this year of new army observa.
Ion planes of long range scouting
f,-p"s. the War Department expects
20 consider the question of giving
priority to the Hawaiian and other
overseas stations in bringing air
se.V'ce equipment up to date.
The maneuvers just held in
Hawaiian waters demonstrated 50
clearly the need of long range air
scouts, that officers of the army
are satisfied, even before receiving
the report of the chief of staff,
Major General, John l.. Hines, who
served as one of the two chief UNI
pires, that the situation must be
corrected at the earliest possible
moment. While it was not an un-
the practical demonstration of the
weakness in scout plane equipment
was so striking as to make prompt
action almost mandatory.
No attempt will be made to de-
termine the priority question until
the report of General Hines has
been received and digested. The
first planes under the $2,000,0 900
project approved at the last session
of Congress will not be delivered
for six or eight months yet.
Eighty.Five Ordered.
The first 81 ,Oo0, 900 to be ex-
pended will go into observation
planes which have demonstrated
speed of $50 miles an hour. Eighty
five ships of this type, ten to be
buiit by the Curtiss Company and
seventy-five by the Douglass COM
pany, have already been ordered.
They were selected after compare
tive tests of model planes. The
Curtiss Company received a $780,
900 prize and the Douglass Com
pany 100000 prize for the perfect
ing of their designs.
The Hawaiian air service units
include sixteen active and sixty-four
reserve observation planes, all of
them being rebuilt DH's. 1t ap,
pears probable that a considerable
number OF these will be replaced
and brought home for training
work as fast as the observation
planes are received from the
makers.
1t developed during the recent
air service controversy that the
army had acquired twenty pursuit
planes of modern type and orders
for an additional group of thirty
of these will be signed as soon as
The Washington times., 1925-05-16
FEAST FOR DEATH HOUSE
INMATES is CALLED OFF

OSSISING, N. Y, May 16.-The
SO left by William S. Ford, who
hanged himself in Sing Sing death
house, February 16, will not be ex-
pended on a feast for the other
inmates of the death cells, as Ford
had directed. prison officials an
nounced.
They said they could not afford
to put SO willed by Ford through
the regular course in surrogate s
court, as his lawful heiress, his
widow. will receive the money, the
officials said.
No mention was made Of the dis
position of the bequests Of SIS each
made by Joseph Diamond and John
cigars and cigarettes for poor and
friendless inmates of the death
house.
The Washington times., 1925-05-16

she is still greatly interested in
the latest fashions. Her mind is
exceptionally bright.
Grandmother Cox as she Is af.
fectionateIy known to all her ae-
uuaintances, delights in relating
stories of Indian days to her grand
children and how she operated the
spinning wheel in her young days,
making all the family clothing.
Mrs. Cox has spent all her life
in this vicinity. She was married
in 1874.
The excellent care she has al.
ways taken OF her health, Mrs. Cox
believes. is the cause of her long
evity, and she is still able to eat
three hearty meals a day.
The Washington times., 1925-05-16
SHERIFF FINED FOR
"TREATINC" PRISONERS

RENO, Sew. May 16.-Accused Of
treating Federal prisoners sent to
the Fallon county jail as his guests.
Sheriff J. B. Crane was fined $500
In Federal court at Carson City.
The sheriff was alleged to have
permitted his prisoners to accom-.
pany him on arrests, to attend mo-
ton pictures alone at night, and to
enjoy the freedom Of the grounds
outside the jail. The sheriff told
the court that he wanted to be
'just, right and humane with the
bows ,"
The Washington times., 1925-05-16
GRANDMA COX,
100, FAVQRS
BOBS
Regrets That Her Own Hair
Is Too Thin for Modern !,
Style
BY international News Service.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, May 16.-
"I think it is perfectly all right for
girls to wear their hair bobbed. !
only regret my hair is too thin to
bob, for 1 like to be in style-just
as in my younger days, recently
declared Mrs. Maria Crayne Cox as
she celebrated her Tooth birthday
anniversary.
Mrs. Cox, despite the fact she
has reached the century mark. is
remarkably active and takes a keen
interest in the affairs of the day.
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into the financial condition of the
county.
The last few days the jury has
made but little progress, and has
been continuing its work exclusive
ly to road building contracts. The
matter of interest on county funds
will not be gone into until next
week.
The Washington times., 1925-05-16
the funds become available after
July l. =.
Nome ITsxad In ManenYerS.

none Used IN NlaHeuVefS.
No planes of this type were used
in the Hawaiian maneuvers, the
instructions laid down by General
Hines, as chief umpire, to govern
the army's side of the war game
test having required the garrison
to meet the emergency of sur
prise attack with the forces and
equipment it actually possessed
No constructive supplementary
regiments or theoretical aircraft
or guns were made available to
the commander, as the test was in
tended to disclose the adequacy of
the actual garrison and its equip
ment to repel the invaders.
The thirty new pursuit planes to
be secured, will include fifteen
each of the Curtiss and Boeing
ships of this type.
The Washington times., 1925-05-16
LACKANAPlNA GRAND JURY
STUDIES ROAD CONTRACTS

SCRANTOS, Pa, May 16.-War-
rants issued to all contractors who
have done road construction work
in Lackawanna county in the last
few years are being examined by
the April Grand Jury in its, probing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07
Good Coal Saves Worry
Kindling With Each Ton

Glendora Seam the Wonder Coal
Sen nddrs 5 RSeScf lunar large e a9rked nd s9
Glendnra 2x3 egg. cleaned, forked. 5.75
Beet " va block large forked ~. 6.7b
Beet e. KY bl eek large forked 675
Bett w Va 2x4 washed egg. fkd 6.25
Best w Va Mine Run. SOC pet Imp $50
Hooslel ked Ash 10. clean forked 585
H9osier Red Ash egg clean forked 635
Best Linton No 4, lp. clean f0rked. 900
Best Ind No. 5. 4-inch lump elm fkd $50
Best Ind, 2x4 egg. clean. forked =. 5.25
Eastern Ill 4-inch lp clean. fkd 500 5L75
E. III. 2x4 egg, clean f0rked $500. 6sS5
Citizens Coke. the best .,......... OT6
Delivery anywhere In the city,
UNION ICE AND COAL co.
DFexei 462l 1910 Bluh Ave
WHY take chances BY puylng cheap coal
Buy the highest grade coal at the ioWesk
RTCHLAND COAL co
Aelnscnt 0272. klsbN. Wash. ASST
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TYPEWRITERS
Special Clearance Sale

J.. g. SMIIHS-UNDERWOO
BARGAIN PRICES
Low prices on all makes See our window.
American Writing Machine Co.
80 S. PENN. ST. LINCOLN 1922
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b-Houses
b-Houses
New, Cozy Bungalow

large rooms: bathroom with toilet break.
fast nook complete. attractive chandeliers
beautifully decorated: garage attached:
laundry room. In fact a very attractive
new ohme. On large lot 70x30O. AFFORD
ing ample space for garden. poultry fruit
etc. Exceptionally well located in Home
son Road. just north of Southport. Ex-
ceIleut transportation every few minutes
High school. grade school, churches and
all kinds OF business Gloss at hand. $3.50
cash will give you possession. balance 3l<e
reuf Representative always on addittNn
FRANK E GATES SON. GOT E'letc1er
Trust Bldg. Main 1409.
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You Never
Saw Values
Like These
at Prices
as Low

Did you ever try to
get I'M 0 Strauss
when they were sell
ing S uit S at half
price? If you did,
you know what a jam
there was, waiting at
the doors when they
opened.
We don't expect such
a crowd Saturday
and Sunday morn
ings when our doors
are unlocked. Auto
mobiles don't wear
out as quickly as
clothing to the same
number of prospects.
Still, we know we're
going to be b u s y.
When we put about
thirty sturdy, recon-
ditioned Overlands on
the sales floors at the
amazingly low prices
at which they are
marked, every single
person in Indianap-
oils who is at all inter-
ested in a used car,
ought to hurry here to
look them over.
These cars have been
carefully gone over.
The tires are good;
the finish is baked
enamel and in fine
condition. p o W e red
by the justly famous
Overland motor, they
will give their new
owners a world of
satisfactory service.
See them Saturday
or Sunday. Open eve-
nings.
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FORD touring. 1922; splendid condition;
once. Call Lin. 1903. MR.. W. II MURPHY
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CHEVROLET touring. 1924: heater,
bumpers, rear-view mirrow, lock tilt
wheel. new cord tires Al eondlti0n
DrexeI 1924.
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AluCl1CdA VA1I1uS OudCl1AC W.
| 80 S. PENN. ST. LINCOLN 1922
TIN T 9Ns OF OF B adl PATS aTSp STRAY
Iry. 1908, Ring
REFUSED = UNCLAIMED = DAMAGED
Ersight, Station, Capitol Ave, and south
& st, L. Ry Co.. Cincinnati Northern R.
R.. Peoria & Eastern Ry Evansville,
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Ry- Co.
Wiltoss variousa patterns and sizes. I0ao
discount; 8 Feltex rugs. $3.50 to 1890;
2 porcelain cabt. tops. So to SO; 1 bed
and SID: one-ffth gal can root beer ex-
SO #. o. armored hose $50; .grindstones.
Loo to Soc III blvd. light colmns. ,SlOO;
z mty. oil drums. 81 ca: 2 mtg; oil drums;
$3.50 ca; 2 pore. urtnals. So 90. ca;
sewer slop sinks. Use ca. 80 gal. hot wa
l bathtnb. $40; bathtub $40: 1 factory
wash sink, S1Ss one 30'' wash sink, S12;
one 30-lb. pail Watkins poultry tonic.
| lavatory So; 90 sheets blue steel 1878;
iron az estt ehildFens hofe RTs
81 10 pr; boys tan hi top shoes. SO 30
pr: auto visors, 81 90 ca: 33 modern
ssEEtn1metlcs Intermediates 5Oc ca. 1 trunk.
80, $40. fine condition; rocking chairs.
So to So. good bargains; Is strait chairs.
SOC to S12. 80: 2 bedroom stands. So ca.
] walnut chifferobe, $50; / ext. dining
table. 81; 2 child's high chairs. 81 80 ca. ;
l kaltex fern box, 81 90: Is rolls black
screen wire 24-44-inch, $2.75 to $3.50
per roll; adjustable flannel covered iron
ing boards. 2.25 ca; / part full carton
Shinola 75c; 1ctn Dutch Cleanser 81 so /:
eth. Shrd. Wheat. $3.50; l CS. soda
straws. So: 2 rolls 49, Garnet paper
speed grits So ca, / roll IL" Garnet pa
per So; l roll "a" 80 yds., Garnet paper,
S4; one "a. 40 yds. Garnet paper. $3.50:
rolls "a. No e. Garnet paper So per /:
one AZ No. O, Garnet paper S16 1 roll
49, No co. Garnet paper. SIC; l roll
AZ. No. i. Garnet paper. $50; 1 Hewitt
balloon tire for s. rim. $50; baking soda
in kegs and packages. &C per h.; L ctn
white wire soap trays 81; 3 crts. pool
table slate. $40: 1 crt. S251 tin pals. So !:
4 ash or garbage cans 81 so ca: / cs.
IL No. 7<polished Hame rivets. 10c lb.:
twelve 18' paper roll cutters. 75c ca: 3
wash boilers. 81 ca: United States Army
cookers. 25c ca; canned pumpkin, 6h lib
cans. zoe ea.; 3 crts wooden chair seats
SIS; wood doors. 81 80 to SO ca; ] roll
skaters felt. 81 so: 2 crts. marble, $50;
crt marble S4: l Chandler radiator
shell-splash shield. SO. radiant glow
gas stoves, 81 80 ea. L Pierce-Arrow right
front fender. So: cs wood paste filler
oak-mahogany, SO ca: 3 truck cabs sos
1000 mty. cement bags $50.
Store open a. m. to 4 80 D. M
Saturdays. a. m. to IL 80 a. M
j. K. VANCE. Jr
StOrek apppr
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NEW CHEVROLET SEDAN. DRIVEN
$500 MILES; RUNS AND LOOKS
LIKE NEW THIS CAR MUST BE SOLD
MAKE NE CASH OFFER. RILEY 1854
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10 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET coupe, 1924. in excellent con-
dition: has been driven $500 miles; B
good tires. motometer and bar cap. heater.
front and rear bumper. Must be sold at
once. / am leaving for Denver this week.
Will sell at a small price. Call MR.. L. e.
SMITH Bel 27S1
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rvs NEVER loss until indian apolle Times
Want Ads have zaled e ind -
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CORRESPONDENT to write sales, and col
lection letters. The work d i1yf2lTesi
as7ea and sl,nervising crew of travelling
service men. This Is a permanent Job
with an established Indianapolis concern.
n annlicsfion. give details of past ex-
11erfence age education and salary ex-
Dected. Address A No. 1925. Times.
TNTc,rx1rrfvrTONyS
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CHEvRoLET-Coupe 1924: has been
driven very little with best of care; mo-
tor and other mechanical parts Al; I'm
Silvertown cord tires: priced right for
quick sale. 427 N. Meridian ST. Riley
1850.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14

El senador Iglesias nos ha hecho
Las siguientes manifestations en-
Ell dia de aver, en- las cuales Sc
hace pdbica cierta Recommendation
muy interesante;-
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juramertos por miembros del Par
lido Socialista, en- los pIo Sc afr.
ma ''que Sc paga una cuarsa PAR
te de las Quotas Ia Terccrs Inter
nacional de Moscow, Russia. Con
estos affidavits y con las declara-
clones y delaciones posterioses que
So hicieron, han Querido justifcarse
los responsables de las infamias
electorales ocurridas ell 4 he Nov1em
bre de 1924.
- En- mi caracter de organiga-
dor General de la American Fede-
ration of Labor, Senador Socialis-
ia, y Presidente del Partido So
cialista, he decidido dar la pu-
blicidad estos juramentos, obteni-
dos en- Ponce, no Sc sabe por que
medios, para ser utilizados en- Wash
ington, endosados por los seIores
Antonio r. Barcel6 y Jose Toas So
to.
la Carta y los juramentos di
cen 10 siguiente:
ALBANIA PUERToRRIoUENA
l.
SECRETARIA
p q Rnx oA
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CAMARA DE REPRESENTAN-
TgS DE PUERTO RICO
COMIsIoN DE OBRAS Y TE-
RRENoS PUBLICos
VISTA PUBLICA

FL pr6ximo martes II del corrien-
te mes de mario, hora as 2 P. M,
Sc celebrara vista pIbica esta Co.
mission para DIR a las personals inte-
resadas en- los siguientes proyectos
que estan bajo la consideration de
dicho Comite:
r. g. de La @. IL
Para traspasar al Municipio de
Bayam6n una parcela de terreno y
una casilla eontigua al Edifcio
Horace Mann, destinada dtcha par.
celia a fines escolares.
P. de La @. 49,
Autorizando al Comisionado del
Interior permutar terrenos de FL
Pueblo de Puerto Rico con dcstimo
"a Ia carretera Miramar, pasando
por el lado Sur de Puerta de Tie.
IRA hasta Martin Pefia.
p. de La o. 67:-
Para desviar las aguas del Eio
Portuguese, de Ponce.
FERNANDO sURIA.
Presidense.
- Advt.
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Estimado seiior:-
''En referencia a la correspon-
dencia habida entire nosotros, Ie
enviamos adjunto una copia de La
Plataforma del Partido Socialista
de Puerto Rico, y tres declaracio-
mes juradas (Aftidavits) y con elias
cinco Cartas Rojas expedidas por
Ell Partido Socialista de America,
iguales a las que todos los MEM
bros de dicho partido tienen, como
es pGbncamente sabido.
Muy verIaderamente suyo,
(Rirmado Jose Tous SOTO,
Presidente Partido Republican,.
Antonio 3. BARCELo,
Pres. Partido Unionista.
(Contin6a en- la pag. q
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sabra apreciar tan correcto proce-
der del morador de. Santa Catalina,
quien SO da cuenta exacta de que
no es possible aumentar mas la Pc
sada carga que sobre sus hombroa
leva el pobre contr1buyente.
De acuerdo con las recomendacio-
nes del Gobernador, ST son atendi-
das por nuestra Legislature, el nue.
70 presupuesto insular no debe ex-
ceder de $1o,5o0 900. Debe tener-
Sc en- cuenta que esta recommendation
esta basada en- intense estudio de
la question, realizado por la Conf
sion de Revision del Presupuesto
que nombrara ell Gobernador, Y La
cual estaba tornado por cast todos
los jefes de departamentos.
Nj un solo departamento o depen-
dencia del gobierno ha escapado a
Ia politica de economics, tan nece-
saria, dada Ia situaci6n por que
atraViesa nuestro Tesoro.
Hasta ell Departamento de Poll
cia ha sido reducido en- unos GUAM
tos miles de d6lares.
A, instruction Sc lie resta "a can
tidad de S662, 600. Al Departamen-
to de Hacienda, $4,000. Al Depar-
tamento de Justicia, $50. 900 y aun
Sc espera reducirlo mas. Al Depar
tamento de Agriculture y Trabajo,
$73. 900. Al Departamento de Sa-
nidad $118,157. AL Departamento
del Interior 1878 447. Y no liable.
mos de las dependencies de menor
importancia. Es digna ce toda loa
Ia actitud de todos los jefes de de-
partamentos, quienes han sido los
primeros en- reconocer la necesidad
de hacer economics para Ibrar a
nuestra isla de Ia ruina.
DE UN MoMENTo A oTRo
Sc espera, que desde ell momento
tContin1a en- In pag. 6')
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PROBLEMAS DE CofrTABT-
LIDAD
LIQUIDACIoN DE UN INCENDIC

Problema:
La frma comercial Rodriguez &
Roses tenia sus mercancias 2se-
guradas contra incendio. La p6hzA
de SECURE cubrfa solamente Ell 76
por ciento de las p6rdidas ocasicna-
das por incendio.
(Continla en- Ia Pagina p
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Senador gesias ace 1bca Recommendation euiada Dor
ace6 Samuel ompes d pop6so de probar que pardo
'lnsisto en- que Ia legislature apruebe un
presupuesto de acuerdO con las recOmen-
daciOnes que ha hechO en- su mensaje es-
pecial Ell CObernadOr" dice el representan-
s1 teIsenOr Ruiz SOler

NumerOsOs nancros asistOn Ia Camaa en- e da de aver
para escuchar Ia eCtua del mensae del Cob TOwne 81 Sc aen
den las recOmendaeORes de nuesa pmera AutOrad nsur
tpesupuestO no exCedera de $lO,5OOOOO
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La Cdmara de Representatives. ha nom
bradO una COnisi6n para que vaya al
mueNe a dar Ia bienvenida al k,GO-
bernadOr Winthrop
Sc prepara grandes steOs en- honor del lustre Uisi
tante Distnguidas persOnaldades de esta capital re-
presentaciOnes del comercio la banc0 nstitucOnes
organizadas, dardn la bienDenidG Mr. Winthrop

Hace POGO dimos nuestros lec-
tore Ia grata nueva de que ell do
mingo % del presente mes, llegara
q nuestra isla, aun cuando solo per-
nanecer& en- esta capital por breves
Eoras, el ex-Gobernador de Puerto
Rico, Hon. Beekman Winthrop.
va en- nuestra anterior informa-
ci6n, dimos cuenta al pals de Ia gran
labor realizada por Ell ilustre hombre
piblico que habra de visitarnos tras
largos afios de ausencia, mientras
moro en- ell Palacio de Santa Catali-
ma Y estuvo encargado de Ia direc-
ci6n de nuestros asuntos pdbncos.
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ciahsta de Pto. Rico sostie-
ne relaciones con Mosc1
Il ST. BaCeI6 envl6 GOmpers tres dedaaGOnes uradas
pOr pOtOniquenOs que dcen ser SOdaStas que paga-
ban CRrta Quota que eStaba deStnada a Russia

La Car que Sc e GOmT S mada pr los SenorS Da6 TOus Solo,
como ptenS de los pnfdo Unionta RpubIanO repedanente
I'll motive principal de que horror del pjMO dead6n faSdad sean i-
ada con taa dcOmpad6n en- Puerto Rico d ser bca OnOddO Dor
pOS dice gISas
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San Juan, Puerto Rico
San Juan, P. r.
JUNO 12, 1924.
Mr.. Samuel Gompers, Presidente
American Federation Of Labor.
Washington, D. O.
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Y AHORA Sc REPITE
LA HTsTORIA.

La "Conisi6n de Revision del
Presupuesto", fornnada por casi to-
dos los jefes de departamentoS, ha
recomendado a la Legislature, que
Ia Comisi6n de Indelnnizaciones a
obreros sea eliminada del presupues-
to, este es, que no Sc consigne en- el
presupuesto partida alguna para su
sostenimiento.
La Comisi6n de Revision del Pre-
srpuesto alega que esa Comision re
cree para sostenerse por medic de I'm
trust fond", y que no es justo que
una buena parte del presupuesto
insular Sc dediQue sostener ell gas
to del personal que ALI presta sus
servicios.
Como Sc We pues, la Comision de
Indemnizaciones a obreros tiene
suspendida sobre su cabeza la espada
de Damocles, pues 81 la Legislature
atiende dicha recommendation, no ha-
bra para ella partida alguna en- el
nuevo presupuesto. Esto, claro esta,
habra de hacerse, de Rcuerdo con Ia
politica de economics que ha inicia-
CContintia EN- Ia Ga. pagina)
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Use PAGA LA INTERNATIONAL
DE MOSCOW EN- pTo. RICO?

"a fin de que Sc conozca con
que Iberalidad Y despreocupaci6n
ss practica Ia delaci6n y propagan
da del bolsheviquismo ell comInis-
mo en- ell pals por los leaders pdbI-
cos de la Ahanza, con ell objetivo
iirlico de destruir Ia infuencia Ii
bertaria Y de justicia que el. c! pals
conQuisto Ell Partido Sociausta de
Puerto Rico, damos conocor cier-
tos documentos que fueron envia-
dos a la American Federation cf
Labor. segtn puede verse, Sc han
puesto en- juego todos los medjos
imaginarios y de1eznab;es del per-
juro, Y la delaci6n FORBADE en- la
fabula del comunisrno Y del boil
sheviquismo Y Sc llev6 Washing
ton, con designios Y prop6sitos que
no dan credito alguno a! pals.
I'm Puerto Rico Sc prestaron
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LA CAMARA NOMBRA
UNA COMOsIoN.

En- Ia session que ceIebrara en- Ia
mahana del dia de aver Ia Camara
de Representatives., Ell sr. Tizol pre-
ssnt6 una moci6n para que dicho alto
cuerpo legislative nombrase una CO.
mission que Sc encargase de ir al
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PUNTos EsENcIALEs DEL
MENsAJE DEL GoBERNADoR

FL Mensaje del gobernador Tow
ner, en- sus puntos esenciales, reco-
lnienda, antes que NADIA, y sobre to-
todo, economics. Esa es la politica
iniciada por el gobernador Towner,
Fy Dhestro pueblo inlludablemente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14
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