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Evening star., 1925-11-12
JUSTICE SPEEDED
BY SUPREME COURT
Bench Gratified-Cases Now
Reached in Regular Turn
Within a Year.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chief Justice Taft and his associates
upon the Supreme Court are greatly
encouraged by the success which has
so Tar attended their efforts 10 relieve
the congestion of. the court doCkets.
In directing their endeayor to
prompt dispenSation of Justice, they
aircady have succeeded in making ii
possible for q case to be reached in
ITS regular turn for argument and de-
clSlpn, without advancement. within a
wear. When Associate Justice Holmes.
the senior member of the court. went
upon the bench in 1902, cases We're
not reached for consideration i'm their
regular turn for more than three
years.
All Cases Advanced.
An important cases awaiting con
slderation when the court meets in
October, or filed by the end OF the
following December. are now ad
Nanced. heard ana disposed of before
the colqt adiourns in June and those
OF major Importance coming shortly
after the beginning Of the new wear
may be disposed of before the sum
ner recess. It is recalled that not
many years ago successful litigantS in
the lower courts were diScoura Eed by
appeals taken to the supreme Court.
and many OF them were forced into
unwilling compromises by the delays
which confronted them, the purpose
OF the appeal frequently being TO force
compromises outside Of court. That
condition has now completely disap-
neared and the courts dockatS can no
longer be used To tie up litigation.
W hile recent legislation which it
recommended to restrict its juriSdic-
ton has not Vet he'd the effect of r"-
duc!nS the number OF cases filed, the
court is hopeful that in the near flu
iure il will largely close the tloodgateS
through which for years has poured
deluGo of litigation Of minor impor-
tancc, presenting no questions it be
GeNes it should lie called upon to re-
view
Under High Pressure
The hiah pressure under which the
court is working. and its inroads upon
accumulated business, is shown by the
record it has made during the present
TORN.
When II met. October ). there were
7St cases upon its dockets awaiting
consideration. During three weeks in
which it heard arguments before
taking q recess. October -. To prepare
opinions in cases presented and ready
for decision. if finally disposed of POI
cases, : original and 1874 appellate
with only "a new causes of action
being filed during the interim clear
gain of 167 in reducing the number
of cases on the docket. When the
court reassemhles. November 1G it will
dispose of another batch of cases-ap-
proXimately 50-if il maintains the
pace Of last year
In the opinion of many lawyers
actively practicing before the court. it
will reach before adjournment for the
term in June the goal of having firm
ly established itself upon a basis en-
abiInG II 70 dispose of ali causes Of
ACTON within a year from the date of
ming. and bring up for consideration
during each term all cases il finds
upon the dockets IN October
Evening star., 1925-11-12
LAUNCH UPSETS, 2 DROWN
Vicksburg Nurse and Duck Hunter
Victims-One Saves Self.

N1ChSBURG. Miss. November II
"D'.-Thomas Farris, Nicksburg jew
eler, and Miss Mamie Johnson, train
ed nurse at the Vicksburg Infirmary,
We're drowned near here yesterday
Evening star., 1925-11-12

the congestion and establishes a cure
'Hcet" contains two soothing penetrat-
ing ingredients. too expensive to use in or
dinary liuiments or anslgesics. "Heet' is
n clean. fragrant liquid; doesn't stain. blister
or irritate the skin. Druggists guarantee
each 60-cent bottle.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Children's Sleeping
Garments, 7Sc. Were More
. Sleeping Garments with or without
feet and Gowns all of warm fannelette
sizes to IA years.
Brushed Wool Sweater Suits. $685.; were
S4J0. 20 Brushed Wool Sweater Suits of
good quality. Sizes. infancy to years
Infants Bath Robes, Csc; were SIPS. . in
good patterns and colors.
Full-length Sports Rib Hose. pairs, 81:
soc values. 200 pairs in Sports rib
cordovan, tan gray, black and white Sizes
to 16i2. SLIGHT IRREGJ-LARS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
Inside Golf
BY CHESTER HORTON
Msiser OF 81 Golf Champions. "Gstrs
most successful teacher says
Chick Evan1.

Many golfers have perhaps observ-
ed that when they have made shots
while momcntarily angered at the ball
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
SAM DYER BIG HERO
IN ST. Ed TRIUMPH

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. 27.-R)-
Flashing a brilliant overhead game,
mixed with a driving line attack. Jack
Mcagher's youthful st. Edwards Uni
versity eleven ran away with the Sam
Houston Teachers College for a AZ
too victory at the Texas Memorial
Stadium.
Young Sammy Dyer, freshman
brother of Eddie Dyer, was on the
throwing end of the Saints aerial at
tack, with Marvin Durrenberger doing
most of the receiving. Chinski, Saint
quarterback. also comes in for some
of the glory Of the passing game. 1t
was his toss to Durrenberger from his
12-yard line over the goal that gave
the Saints their first touchdown. He
then kicked goal, making the score
Z to o.
Almost the same play at the begin
ming of the second half netted another
touchdown, this time Dyer passing TO
Durrenberger. But before this play,
late in the first quarter. Dyer returned
a kickoff for 60 yards just before the
quarter ended. Several plays later
he carried the ball over for the Saints
second touchdown.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
PEARSALL HIGH
WA[L0PED by
R0bST0WN

ROBSTOWN. Tex, Nov. 81
Scoring their first touchdown after
a series Of sweeping end runs in the
first three minutes of play. the pow
erful Robstown Cotton Pickers de-
feated Pcarsall High. Al to 0. Thurs
day afternoon for the championship
OF three districts. by winning, Robs-
town entered the Southern semi-finals
of the state intcrscholastic league race
against Beaumont.
The speedy Pearsall eleven was no
match for the heavier, machine-like
Robstown team. The flashy backfield
Of the Cotton Pickers ran rampant
around the Pcarsall wings and through
the line. piling up % first downs to
the visitors four.
Pearsall opened up with a desper-
ate aerial attack in the final quarter,
but it availed them nothing, as j.
Smith, Rohstown quarterback. inter
ceptcd pass and ran GO yards for o
touchdown.
Clark. Robstown's right half, was
the outstanding player Of the game,
gaining over $50 yards from scrim-
mage during the game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
.LAST-M|NUTE GOAL d.
BEATS 'MAG|CIANS'

With 50 seconds left to play. Jesse
Jackson of Del Rio High School.
kicked au 1S-yard field goal on the
Del Rio gridiron Thursday and de-
feated st. Anthony's College of San
Antonio, 3 to o.
A forward pass, good for 20 yarus,
on fourth down, put the ball in posi-
ton. The San Antonians held for
three downs and then came the field
goal
1t was a see-saw struggle. Once, St.
Anthony's took the ball So yards up
the field, was held on the 4-yard linz
and tried 4 pass. 1t was intercepted
and the Del Rio man got away ~ a
clear field. Joe Ryan of the Saints.
overlook him and, grasping him by
the scat of the pants, dragged him
down.
The -Four Magicians' in the st.
.Anthony's backficld worked erratically
after Quarterback; Seidel had TO leave
the game He was injured early in
the week and the hard going was too
much for him. Plays saved up for
the finish failed to get off properly
without him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
S.M.U. GAME BOOSTS
SOUTHWEST FOOTBALL

DALLAS. Tex. Nov. 27.-tP)-The
Southern Methodist University Mus
tangs upheld the prestige of the South
western Conference by smothering the
Drake University Bulldogs from Des
Moines, 21 TO s, in fast gridiron en-
gagement that ended the season for
both clubs. 49,.
1t was the most spectacular inter
sectional clnsh of the season at Fair
Park stadium. The Mustangs filled
the air with passes. The Bulldogs
were bewildcred.
Ted Sloane. brilliant Drake end,
threw himself into the mnclstrom in n
supreme effort 10 stem the tide, but
the Mustangs swept over the blue in
vaders MS though they were so much
chaff.
Gerald Mann. quarterback. and
"Ox" Key starred for the Mustangs.
Drake scored first, few minutes
after the first period had opened, but
the Mustangs struck back with n saw
age thrust. For eight minutes Of the
first period the Bulldogs outplaycd ).
NJ. L. and for the remainder of the
afternoon the Mustangs were in con-
troll. brakes other score was on n
safety. -
The Mustangs. scorcless in the first
period. had string Of counters with
goal kicks during the last three pc
riods.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
TOWNSEND SCHRE|NER
STAR IN 21-6 WIN

KERRvILLE. Tex, Nov. ga
varied and powerful offensive, led BY
"Bab" Townsend and Harmon, pro-
vided three touchdowns and enabled
Coach Bully" Gilstrap's Schreiner In
stitute Mountaineers 10 defeat McMur-
ray College of Abilene, 81 to 8, Thurs
day afternoon.
Repeated onslaughts at the line and
off tackle accounted for most OF
Schreiner's gains, although number
of passes were completed. A pass,
I.aughlin to Harmon. gave Schreiner
its first touchdown Ramsey recovered
fumbled punt behind the goal-posts
for the second, and Harmon raced
30 yards around left end for the third.
Laughlin kicked goal after each touch
down.
A succession Of brilliant end runs By
Hodges, former Abilene High star,
placed the ball in position for McMur-
rays touchdown in the third quarter.
A pass, West to Mitchell, put it
across.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
SPORT BRIEFS

The East's latest pugilistic sensa-
ton makes his bow in New York TO-
night. Gene Johnson of Elizabeth,
n. j., unhcard of before he gained a
newspaper decision over the light
weight champion, Jimmy Goodrich of
Buffalo, N. Y, squares off against
Sammy Yoglc in a 12-round fight.
Youth was served at the annual
Thanksgiving Day walk in New York
from city hall to Coney Island when
21-year- old Arthur Gluck led III start
crs. but age made a gallant stand.
Alonzo Chamberlain, 10, was a con-
testant.
The supremacy of the Firms in long
distance running, upheld in recent
cross country races. will be tested
again in n 10mile championship event
Sunday at Pelham Bay Park, n. Y.
Willie Plant will defend his seven-milc
walk title at the same meet.
ALT Goullet. who is ready to seek
his ninth Madison Square Garden six
day bike title next week, won his fist
race in the metropolis i'll 1913. as the
partner OF Joe FOgler. Grenda and
Magin were the only riders who paired
with the veteran star in more than
one race.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

that otherwise keep in allegiance and
it promotes concentration on the ball
that is not otherwise obtairable. The
player must be careful. however, to
keep this feeling entirely out of the
rest of his game-and of course no
hint of it should ever be revealed to
the other players in round. L know
some tournament players who cult
vate a downright crouch at everything
and everybody during their play. They
say it aids them to concentrate, and
also their manner gets on the oppo-
nent's nerves, which is an advantage
too. That doesn't go in friendly golf,
of course. but the big titles are now
so valuable the players can hardly be
blamed for bringing every advantage
to bear while competing for them.
Copyright John +. Ollie Coz
downright, Chester Horton, 1924-repro-
ductlon in any form strictly prohibited.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
LEAD FOX HOUNDS.

WEST BADEN. Ind. Nov. 21.-Pl
Two hundred hounds in the national
championship all-age event Of the Ma
tionsl Fox Hunters Association were
being led today by Tuck Stride, owned
by G.. e. Cardwell. Madisonvillc, N.Y..
and Smarty II, iae property OF Jesse
II. Letton, Paris, KY. with 40 points
each at the end Of the first day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

Defeat of 7. G. U. by the Okla
homa Aggies and the 10 victory of
Arkansas over the same Oklahoma
team counted in the Southwestern
Conference standing, these games
having been arranged on this basis
before the Oklahomans withdrew
from the conference.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
SOUTHWESTERN
WINS T.|.A.A. .
PENNANT

% SAN MARCOS, Tex, NOV. 2I.-An
intercepted pass which was converted
into touchdown, and brace of field
goals from the toe OF the brilliant
Blackburn, enabled Southwestern Uni
versity to defeat the Southwest Texas
Intercollegiate Athletic Association.
The Simmons University COWBOYS,
indicated until Thursday, were OVER
whelmed by the Howard Payne Vel
lowjackets, 20 to 6. and dropped into
tic with Howard Payne for second
place.
Southwestern, By defeating the Bob
cats, kept their record in the. associa-
ton clean for the year. Only one tie
game marred their string Of vic
tories.
PLAY 80 TIE.
Daniel Baker and Abilene Christian
College, both oft defeated by associa-
ton rivals, fought each other to ~
tie at Brownwood, thus preventing
either from rising in the T. /. A. A.
standing.
Southwestern's victory over the Bob
cats was marked by the brilliant pult-
ing and drop-kicking of Blackburn.
and the stellar playing of both Nc
Call and Daily of the San Marcos
eleven. Blackburn's first field goal
in the opening quarter cinched the
game for Southwestern.
FUMBLES COSTLY.
The Bobcats played Southwestern
off its feet with a running attack i'll
the second half, but were halted by
their own fumbles. The Bobcats COM
pleted pretty series of passes, Nor
ton to Daily, but one was intercepted
at a crucial moment.
The line-upS:
Southwestern t12) San Marcos co..
Perrin ................. .... Daily
Left End.
Terry ....... go. huyhenuaii
Left Tackle.
hodges hallna
Left Guard.
LennDerg y. SttNcus
Center.
| ". KcynOluS ............... Arnolu
| Right Guard.
Bachtel ............... II. Stevens
Right Tackle.
Livingston ...:...::.:...... Willis
Right End.
Blackburn ................ Morton
| BE-. Quarterback.
Lelsner ........ vest
| Left Half.
| Matccr ..'... Nrlsn!
Right Half.
W eekS ......'... hcNdi
Fullback.
Officials: Whitaker (Indiana) ,
referee; Clark (Tcxas), umpire; Fra
zier (Baylor). head linesman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
ICEMEN WIRE GRANGE
CONGRATULATIONS ON
GETTING IN MONEY

CHICAGO, Nov. -RO-"Red"
Grange, just before his first profess
sional game with the Chicago Bears
yesterday. received n telegram of con-
ordinations from group OF MI
waukee icemen, as follows:
Congratulations TO you on signing
TO play professional football. Glad 90
see one OF our boys get in the big
money,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
BOWMAN, OKLAHOMA
AGGIE, BADLY HURT

NORMAN, Okla, Nov. 2I.-R)--
Ransome Bowman. Oklahoma Agsie
hulfback. is in serious condition at
the Oklahoma City Infirmary as Il re-
suit Of injuries sustained in the Aggie-
Sooner football game here yesterday
afternoon. His neck and an arm were
injured. his nose smashed and he Is
believed to be injured internally.
Bowman is sophomore at the n.
and NJ. College and his home is at
Pawnec. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
FULL OF THRILLS.

The game was full Of thrills. but
only from an A. and NJ. standpoint.
The climax was reached in the
third quarter when, after Texas had
reached the eight-yard line, thanks to
emashes by King and Baldwin, a pass
was tried after the Farmer defense
threw Baldwin &c. n big loss. and
the aerial was intercepted By Sykes,
who ran 81 yards for an Aggie touch
down.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
HORNED FROGS CLOSE
WITH GREAT VICTORY

FORT WORTH. Nov. 27.-'rexas
Christian Univcrsity's Horned Frogs
wound up one Of their most success
ful football seasons by dashing to a
90 victory over the strong Austin
College eleven yesterday.
Washmon's kicking and Clark's run
ming featured. The Kangaroos made
their best showing in the third quar-
ter. which was scoreless.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

t he distances
obtained were
surprising. One
good asset n
golf is the cul-
tivation of n
con 70 III c d
crouch with
the ball. Every
time you hit il
precede t b c
blow with a
feeling of con-
tempt and near
anger toward
the pock-mark-
cd imp of ey-
erything con-
trary. Such a
feeling d oe s
two things : 1t
releases n0WelS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-02
LA RESPECTABLE ESPoSA DEL
HON. DON JOSE CoNRADo
HERNANDEZ Y sUS BELLAs
HIJAS EMBARCAN EN- Ell
'BUENos AIRES" RUMBo A
ESPANA

Aver embarcaron en- Ell vapor
Buenos Aires con rumbo la
Madre Patria, Espafia, la respeta.
bic y distinguida esposa de nuestro
amigo, Ell iiustre ex-Presidente del
Tribunal Supreme y venerable pa
tricio puertorriqueilo, Hon. don Jo-
Sc conrado Hernandez, Y sus be-
las hijas Concllita y Lolita, qme-
nes deseamos un feliz viaje for
mulamos votos porque lleguen a
saivo tierras de Iberia.
No pudiendo despedirse personal
nalmente de un gran ntmero~ de sus
amistades, como elias hubiesen de-
seado, por faltarles tempo material
para clio, les env1an por nues-
tro conducto un afectuoso y carl.
fioso saludo de despedida.
Las flores con que fueron obse-
quiadas tan distinguidas viaieras
por sus numerosas amistades, fue-
ron dedicadas por elias para orna-
mentar la tumba de su inolvidable
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-02
Ell RECES0 DE LA
FUE
ACORDADO AVER
OFFICIAL MENTE
Los trabajos IegiSIativoS
Seran SuSpendid0S dc. jue-
YES a vieTneS de la Sema-
ma pr0xima. luna cOmiSi0n
de tim0n
El pFOyeCtO de IncOme-Tax Sc en-
pieza a diSCutiF ell IuneS.-EI Hon.
FduStlnO R. fuefteS Y OtrOS SeRa-
dcfeS COmbaiiFdn ell pFOyeCtO

Duante toda la tarde del dla de
aver estuvo reunida en- caucus la
mayoria de la Camara de Repre-
sentantes
A nitad del caucus fue invitado
.a asistir la reunion ell senior Bar
cello, 10 que hizo, aceptando la in
vitacion de los senores representan-
tes
Sc discutieron ampliamente los
asuntos que adn estan pendientes
de consideration ell esta asamblea
legislative.
Y hnalmente Sc acordo oficialmen
tc por Ell caucus Ell receso de la LIE
gislatura. Los trabajos seran sus-
pendidos de jueves a viernes de la
scmana entrante, y ell receso Sc pro
longara durante una semana, al
final de la cual Sc reanudaran las
sesiones
Sc nombrara una comision con-
jlnta del senado Y la camara de
Representatives, que como todos sa-
hemos Sc denomina generalmente
Comision de Timon, la cual Sc en-
cargara de estudiar todos los pro-
yectos pendientes de consideration
y hacer una selection de los mejo-
res Y mas necesarios al bienestar
= rrogreso del pals.
Ell lunes- Sc empezara a discutir
el proyecto de income-tax en- la Ca
mara, a menos que Sc celebrc otro
caucus Ultima hora Y Sc acuerde
10 contrario. Ell proyecto esta va
favorablemente informado con en-
tContinda en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-02

votaci6n de tres importantes reso-
luciones de la Asamblea Municipal,
el Sr. Perez Marchand, desde La
Presidencia, hace uso de la pala-
bra Y declara que Ell electorado pom
ceiio es ell mas consciente de Puer-
to Rico, y que ell dia que el Sc des-
viara del camino recto que tiene
trazado en- su vida privada Y poll
tica, no seria digno de permanecer
en- Ell alto cargo de Presidente de
la Asamblea Municipal. Refiere
que la union de Republicanos Y
unionistas ha sido para Ell buen 60
bierno del pueblo y que asi seria
Turno en- ell uso de la palabra en-
defensa de la ratification del acuer.
DO de la Asamblea sobre las inves.
tigaciones del Tricoche, Ell Lcdo
+. Ramos Antonini, quien Sc EXPIRE.
SO en- terminus energicos, claros y
precisos, palpitando en- sus pala-
bras ciertos prejuicios contra alga,
nos elementos del partido repubIi-
cano de la Aianza en- Ponce. Aun-
que Ell sr. Ramos Antonini no hizo
mencion de nombre alguno, no obs
tante, nuestros lectores podran yer
por la resoluci6n n1mero 8, que es-
ia Sc refiere al Sr. Jose R. Gelpi,
quien hoy ocupa la Cartera de ms
trucci6n y es su vez, miembro
del Comite de la Alianza en- Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-02

Entire las personals que integran
el Comit6 Local de la Alianza, sc
encuentran nuestros amigos los Sc
flores Guillermo Schuck Jr., Attire
do Campos, Juan de Malta Jou-
bert, Jaime Clavel y otros. Debe-
mos hacer constar que ell Abogado
del Municipio de Ponce, Lcdo.
Brunei del Vale, hace pocos dias
nos dijo en- la Plaza Degetan Y Ell
presencia del Sr. Martin Gaudier,
que el no estaba en- buenss reia-
clones con ell Comit6 de la Alianza .
Esto 10 traemos a colacion para
que nuestros lectores Sc den cuenta
que la situaci6n de la Alianza en-
esta ciudad es dificil y que In IT,
rantez de relaciones entire estos or
ganismos es cada vez mayor pue-
de degeneral en- un caos, so rena
que Ell Directorio de la Alianza III
tervenga y restablezca la ammonia
Despues que termino de hablar el
Lcdo. Ramos Antonini fueron paes-
tas a votacion las tres resoluciones
que copiamos mas abajo, Y fueron
aprobadas por unanimidad.
Al terminarse la session ell sr.
Pire, hder y agitador obrero perte-
neciente al Partido Socialista, des-
de la sala del publico, solicit6 de
IL Presidencia que Sc lie permitiera
solicitar un APPLAUSE del soberano
puesto que para Ell la actitud de la
Asamblea era sinlpatica va que su
tendencia era sanear moral y ma
terialmente todo 10 malo que habia
Guedado de otras administrations
He aqui las tres resoluciones que
han de causar verdadero revuelo en-
q electorado de Ponce
Sc espera que ell Alcalde actte
tcontinda en- ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-02
La tai COmiSi6n geStiOna-
ria la concession del pres
tdnlO de los CinCuentd
miIlOReS de d0Iares
Sc pr0p0ne que eSa CO.
mission este fOrmada por
diez legislatures, perte-
neclenteS a t0doS los par
tldoS pOllticoS de P. R.

Hace algunas semanas Sc habl6
mucho en- relaci6n con la idea de
que la Legislature en- pleno Sc tras
ladase Washington laborar en-
pro de numerosas reformas a la
Carta organica. La idea mas tarde
Sc formalizo y Sc presento EN- for
ma de Resolution Conjunta, por ell
representative senor Cumpiano, asig
nando la cantidad de cincuenta
nil d6lares para los gastos que oca-
sionase ell viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-02

% nhestro Redactor en- Ponce)
------.---
Aver. q las ocho de la noche, Sc
Ridv6 efectO La session de Ia Asam-
Nlea Municipal, para tratar asul-
~ reiaeionados con IA invcstiga-
ei6n que Ia mayoria de sus miem-
nos realizaron en- el Hospital %ri-
coche. Eftaban presentes tOdOs sps
niembros. Preside el Lcdo. n.
: Perez Marchand.
So aprob6 el acta de la session
: anteanoche. Sc di6 lectura 4 la
rrespondeneia radicada en- Secre-
staria. eonsistente en- una carta
lydia al Alealde por el comite
la Alianza, un informe del DR..
ntaella, en- contestaci6n al Infor-
De ia Asamblea Municipal, una
. lrta del sr. Rosendo Colon, Ad-.
.ntstrador del Hospital Tricoche.
a carta del sr. vivas valdivieso,
teaide de Ponce, dirigida al Lii
enciado Brunet del Vale, Aboga-
. del MunieipiO y cOntestaci6n de
e en- un alegato iuridico, a Ia
censuita solicitada por el Alcalde.
M Ledo. Brunei deelara en- su ale
eaao cue hay dos cHestsones en- Ell
auntO cue 20 debate. una adminis-
trativa, de orden inferno, y Otra
de Orden pOlitico.
Antes de proceder a Ia lectura v
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-02
Y ATIoEA

En- el dia de aver, hemos dido
hablar con gran insistencia, una vez
mas, numerosos Legislatures, ex
presando la convenience de que Sc
traslade Washington, oportuna-
niente, una comisi6n Legislative,
y no la Legislature en- pleno--que
trabaje en- pro de la extension a
Puerto Rico de numerosas liberia
des. FL Speaker, Hon. Jose Tous
Soto, ha presentado una Resoluci6n
concurrente para demandar del Con
greso ciertas enmiendas la Car
ia Organica, entire otras ell Gober-
(Continda en- la pag. 14)