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Palisadian., 1925-11-20
Br'er Williams Petition

Lawd. make us better'n what we
think we is an keep US gwine wen
we thinks we done Travelled fur nun.
Make us ter see dat de worI whar
you put us is mighty good ter live in,
an dat we amt too good fer de worP.
Help us ter love our neighbor much
az we kin; ter keep up de fire an
watch de woodpile-Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
New Bridge Assn
To Be Launched
At Dinner, Nov. "a

A testimonial dinner will be
given to State Senator William B.
Mackay, of Bergen County, on
Tuesday evening, November "a, at
the Villa Richard, in Coytesville,
incidental to launching the Inter-
state Hudson River Bridge Assn
of N. J., now being formed and for
which the Mackay Hudson River
Bridge Assn is the nucleus.
The dinner promises to be one
of the most representative affairs
ever held in the County, as prom
inent speakers have been secured
and invitations are being sent to
a selected list of bridge enthusiasts.
The affair is being sponsored by
the Real Estate Board of the Pali-
sades.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
Realtors Plea for
Stamp Tax Cut Needed.
By Legislative Body

Members of the Ways and Means
Committee of the U. S. House of Rep
resentatives have agreed to recon-
mend to the new Congress so per
cent reduction of the Federal stamp
taxes on real estate deeds and convey
ances in response to requests from
the National Association of Real Es-
tate Boards and it's member boards.
This reduction would cut the pres
ent rate of so cents on each $500 of
value represented to Is cents.
The committee has also agreed to
recommend the allowance of credit
for amounts paid to the respective
states under their inheritance tax
laws.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
Relics of Past Age

Most English towns have lost their
walls and city gates. York and Ches-
English castles. abheys and colleges
still have their medieval barriers.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
Realtors Rooney and
Carney Tell of Plans
For Dec. Convention,

Realtors Arthur ]. Rooney and Pat
rick Carney attended a meeting of a
delegation of real estate men in Tren-
ton on Friday of last week where final
arrangements for the state associa-
tion's convention in Atlantic City, De-
cember 10, II and IL, were made
This year the convention will be
bigger and better than ever. Herbert
Hoover will in all probability be the
principal speaker and music for the
dances will be furnished by Duke
Yellman's orchestra.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
Hudson Firm Formed to
Develop Bergen Property

For the purpose of developing Ber-
gen county property, the Closter De-
velopment Corporation of 3SS Bergen
line avenue, Union City, was formed,
with Oscar Millimet as agent. Au-
thorized to distribute 100000 worth
of stock, the firm starts with $4,000
paid in by Max Pascher of 595 Ber-
genline avenue, West New York: ::
Samuel Engel of 237 Twenty-ninth
street; Peter Mllimet of 3O3 Six
teenth street; Samuel Slonim of 9SS
Park avenue, and Morris Levine of 983
Park avenue, all of Woodcliff.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
We. Us & Co.

The chief benefit of vacation is
the renewed conviction that it's darned
nice to have a regular job.-Duluth
Herald
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
Runaways Were "Out in
The Woods" That's All

"Out in the woods" is the only re-
ert Anturstle, thirteen, of Fort Lee,
who had been missing since last Sun
day, made to their questioning par
ents as they nonchalantly returned to
their homes on Friday last.
Last Sunday both boys left home
with no unusual circumstances likely
to prompt wanderlust. They have
come back to resume home life with
as little excitement
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
Long Silence Cruel

Visalia, Gala 40-day silence, dur
ing which, she says In her complaint,
her husband never spoke word to
her, was too much for Mrs Katie
White of Dinuba, who has asked the
Tulare County Superior court to grant
her divorce from John F. White on
cruelty grounds.
Palisadian., 1925-11-20
LEGAL

NOTICE TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF
THE CLiFFSIDE PARK TITLE AND
GUARANTEE COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given OF the first
meeting of the subscribers of the Cliff
side Park Title and Guarantee Company.
to be held Wednesday evening, Decem-
Der 2. 1925, at s p. m, in the Carney
building, Columbia avenue and the troll
ley line, Grantwood, for the purpose of
completing the organization, adopting
bylaws, electing directors and any other
business that may come before the meet
ing. f. c. HELLSTERN, NJ. D.,
Chairman Organization Committee.
Dated Nov. IT, 1925.
International., 1925-10-12
LUNCHEON

Mrs. Malcolm C. Little, Mrs.
George Nichols, and Mrs. J. C.
Barnes entertained at a luncheon
Monday at the home of Mrs. Little
on Patagonia road, in honor of
Mrs. hartman of Los Angeles who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hugh
Graham. The house was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion in
dahlias.
Covers were laid for Mrs. w.
A. O'Connor, Mrs. Graham, Mrs.
hartman, Mrs. T. G. Wright, Mrs.
Harry Farrior, Mrs. F. C. Waters,
AIRS. Malcolm Jameson, Mrs. Lee
Gould, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Barnes,
and Mrs. Little.
Mrs. hartman will be here for
another week or so.
International., 1925-10-12
FASHION SHOW

On Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock the Woman's Club will
hold fashion show at the Fire
mems Club. An admission Of 25
cents will be charged, the money
raised to go toward the benefit
of the Woman's Club.
All gowns, suits, coats, and
millinery, used for the occasion
are to be furnished by The Mod.
arn Store. In this collection will
be both afternoon and evening
gowns.
Furniture, carpets, ETC., are to
be furnished by M. Karam Sons
& Co.. and shoes bv the Model
Shoe Store.
The public is cordially invited.
International., 1925-10-12
K. OF c. INSTALLATION

State Deputy F. J. Hermes of
Tucson and District Deputy Frank
j. Cords of Tucson were the prin-
cipal speakers at the annual in
stallation of officers of the No
gales Knights Of Columbus lodge.
Wednesday evening at K. Of C..
Hall. Besides the speaking there
was music followed by delicious
luncheon. The officers installed
were Fortunate Mazon, grand
knight; Phil Herold, deputy grand
knight; Frank J. Duffy. chancel-
lor; F. F. Noriega, recording Sec
retary: A. A. Castenada, treasur-
err; Robert E. Lee, advocate; r.
R. Brena, lecturer; J. Matiella,
inner guard; Edward Puchi, outer
guard; and Joe Karam, NJ. Puchi,
and Grover Marsteller, trustees.
State Trustee McKensie of the
Knights of Columbus Lodge will
pay the Nogales lodge a visit
Monday evening, Oct. 19, and a
smoker will be given in his honor.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Gustetter
have returned from delightful
three weeks tour through Califor-
MIA going as far north as San
Francisco. They ran into heavy
rains and the doctor said Satur-
day that so much damage has
been done by flood waters it will
be necessary to rebuild one-third
Of the Arizona highway between
Phoenix and Yuma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carroon
motored to Tucson, Friday, to
meet Mr.. Caroon's mother. Mrs.
w. z. Carroon of Santa Fe, N. NJ,
who will be their guest for few
days.
International., 1925-10-12
LUNCHEON BRIDGE

Mrs. II. r. Sisk was hostess
Tuesday to the Tuesday Lun-
cheon-Bridge club at her home
on Pajarito street. Following the
luncheon, cards were enjoyed and
the prize for high score was won
by Mrs. Roy Noon.
Those present were Mrs. Joe
Cumming, Mrs. Noon. Mrs. N. B.
Mercer, and Mrs. Sisk.
The club will meet this week
at the home of Mrs. Cumming on
Potrero street.
International., 1925-10-12
MUSICAL PROGRAM

A musical program will be Civ
en at 2:3O o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the Firemens club by the
Womans club. There will be
sketches from Madam Butterfly.
The affair is for members of the
WOmans Club.
International., 1925-10-12
BRIDGE CLUB

The Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge Club met lat week at the
home of Mrs. C. E. Hardy. Mrs.
J. w. Macfarlane was a substitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lewis Of
Hermosillo have returned from a
trip to Dayton, Ohio, and left here
Friday afternoon for Hermosillo.
Mrs. Lewis is "a sister of Mrs. w.
C. Vinegar of Crawford street.
International., 1925-10-12
SOCIETY

Jackson, Mrs. H. n. Clagett. Mrs.
Owen Walker, Mrs. J. w. Mac
farlane, Mrs. Frank Carroon. Mrs.
Frank Lynch and Mrs. L. H Wat
kins. Alternates are Mrs. w. G.
Vinegar, Mrs. Allen T. Bird. Mrs.
I. Burgoon, Mrs. D. A. Green,
Mrs. Duane Bird, Mrs. Sue Henry,
and Mrs. NJ. p. Duffy.
International., 1925-10-12
Monday Morning, October IL, 1925.
MRS EDDIE EDMoNsoN, SOCIETY EDITOR.

Star lodge. last week in honor OF
Mrs. Roy Herrera who is leaving
shortly to reside in California.
The afternoon was spent in sew
ing after which delicious refresh
ments were served.
Those present were Mesdames
Herrera, Henry, Wylie. Roy Noon,
w. L. Hunter, Robert s. Burns, I.
Burgoon, Harry r. Renshaw.
Sensner, w. "A. o'Connor, @. 3.
Whiting, Hugh Graham, Under
wood, Charles Wheeler. and Tart
man Of Los Angeles.
International., 1925-10-12
DELEGATES CHOSEN

Delegates to the convention in
Douglas, November 6 and7, were
elected at the regular meeting of
the Womans Club, Tuesday after
noon. The delegates are Mrs.
James A. Harrison, Mrs. w. E..
International., 1925-10-12
HIRAM CLUB

The Hiram Club held another
delightful mteting Wednesday, at
the Masonic Hall. Eastern Star
ladies served the meal. Mrs. j.
C.. Tovrea was chairman Of the
Eastern Star committee in charge
and was assisted by Mrs. Louis
Hudgin and Mrs. Sue Henry.
Eighteen Hirams were present.
Mrs. Allen T. Bird and Mrs.
Tracy Bird motored to Tucson,
Thursday.
International., 1925-10-12
A good
reputation
guarantees
a good
product

Come in-today, tomorrow
or any other day-and let
us give you a demonstration.
You will agree with the rep
utation of the
International., 1925-10-12
TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

The Tuesday Night Bridge Club
was entertained last week by Mrs.
C. E. Hardy. Prizes were won by
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman D. Pomeroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thornton
have returned to their home in
Los Angeles after visiting the lat
ter's brother, William H. DaveY,
and family.
Mrs. Dudley S. Brown Of Iona
Island, N. Y, has gone to Tucson
to visit her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Askins, who is attending the state
university. Mrs. Brown and Miss
Askins are sisters of Mrs. William
Fl. Davey Of Smelter strict.
International., 1925-10-12
WOMANS CLUB

Directors Of the Womans Club
held a meeting Friday and took
up number of important matters.
Mrs. Roland C. Larimore of
Sonoita, who has been the house
guest of Mrs. Craig Pottinger,
underwent a very serious opera
ton Thursday at st. Joseph's
Hospital. The operation was per-
formed by DR.. V. A. Smoker, as
sisted by Major Bliss
Mrs. George Nichols has as her
house guests, her mother and Sis
ter, Mrs. Rowsey and Miss Gladys
Rowsey, who arrived Wednesday
evening from San Bernardino.
.
International., 1925-10-12
PHONE IS FOR SOCIETY EDITOR.

Amos Yaeer, wife, and four
children of Alamos left here Mon
day to spend q two months vaca-
tion at Los Angeles, and Naples,
a southern California beach re-
sort. 50
International., 1925-10-12

Arthur Gonzalez, garbanzo buy
er of New York, arrived here last
week enroute home from a trip
to Navojoa. II
International., 1925-10-12

Former President A. Obregon OF
Mexico arrived here last week en-
route to Cajeme from TIP TO
California. >'
International., 1925-10-12
FOR MRS. HERRERA

Mrs. Sue E. Henry and Mrs. T.
3. Wylie entertained the Eastern
International., 1925-10-12

!. Alex Durazo, Frank Flores, I'd
Bayze and Pete Embrick have re-
turned from deer hunting trip In
Bear Valley. They brought back
q buck weighing 80 pounds dress
ed. -
International., 1925-10-12
AT WATER
KENT
RADIO
THIS MEANS THIS:

Just as the first requisite of
a good yield, is good seed
the first requisite Of the
type of radio sets that AT
WATER KENT makes, is
the type Of materials AT
WATER KENT uses,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

ofensiva habia sido lanzada cor
una expectation tremenda.
Los peri6dicos del mediodia en-
Paris Sc aventuraron manifesta1
que va Sc habia lanzado, pero Ia
'sUnited Press aln no ha recibidt
el telegrama que Ell Ministerio dc
la Guerra ha quedado en- enviarle
Mientras Sc espera con impacien.
cia este despacho, ha llegado otre
de Fez, enviado a las once de la
maaana, en- que Sc dice que una
vasta operaci6n de las escaadrillas
ha sido pospuesta debido que es
probable que ell tiempo demore Ia
ofensiva general.
La actividad aumenta de punto en-
las concentraciones rifenas en- la re-
gi6n que queda entire Muezzan y
Mdjara, especiaimente alrededor de
Issoual. Varios pnestos han sido
abandonados por los rifeios La ba-
ITALIA continua en- Isuaf, en- donde
los rifenos han dejado sobre ell cam
po 4nos 1s0 muertos. Los aviado.
res bombardean intensamente las
tropas .enemigas. sAlrededor de Bu-
ganus y zitouns Sc pelea desespe-
radamente.
5Signifca este que la ,ofensiva
franco espanola ha .sido lanzada al
fin? La contestact5n esta pre-
gunta Sc ha hecho mas difteil con
La llegada de un despacho que
anuncia que en- Ainaicha Sc ha ce.
lebrado un oonsejo de Guerra, pre-
sidido por Petain. En- 81, seg1n Sc
cree, Sc decide modiicar los planes
originates, los cuales sef1alaban Ia
fecha de la ofensiva para ell pro
ximo sabado. Al modifcarlo, Use
ha adelantado pospuesto?
Ell ultimo cable recibido de .Fez
resuelve todo Ell conflicto. senei-
namente dice: La fase preiiminar
de la ofensiva general franco-espa-
fiola contra ADD FL Krim acaba de
desarrollarse hoy'' Asi es que al
fin Francia y Espana Sc han lanza-
do al ataque.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

sin interes alguno, causas tan loa-
bles y tan patrioticas. Ashford, ell
gran americana, el gran puertorri-
queno, estuvo junto a nuestros mi
chachos en- Francia, cuando ell de-
Der los llamo todos a agruparsc
bajo una bandera de las franjas Y
estrellas y ahora tambiea esta
junto ellos, en- esta otra gran
-crusada del deber, ,el deber, de IA
-gratitud, el deber del cOmpaneris-
mo, para aquellos que fuelon, Y
no volvieron, para aquellos ,nenos
afortanados que supiercn sacria-
carse con la sonrisa en- los labios
frente al poder que amen&zaha ell
mundo.
Felieitamos al ssustre puertOrri-
queno americana doctor Ashford,
al iniciadOr de la bella idea del Sc
nor cuchi Coll, a la -patri6tica -Aso
ciacion de veteranos Expediciona-
rios, Ia American Legien, y al Co
mite en- pleno Pro-Monument3 al
sO'dadO Pliertorriqueao.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
YY sF9gs EsFKRsfEg
Url Millionaire o americana

bia quedado olvidada en- ell Hotel
Commodore, d donde 81 Sc hospedaEa.
la earta de presentation. Entonces
nuestro querido amigo, ell doctor
Ashford, corri6 la suerte de regre.
~sar al hotel a buscar la earta, 10
que ehizo.- Al. volver a No., Broad
way, eran las doce y. veinte minu-
tos, seguramente MIR. Berwind q
gran hombre de negocios, que nun
ca espera en- una tcita Sc habria
marchado va. Pero nues.ro amigo,
no Sc amilano Y penetro en- sus of
cinas, y enterose por ell Secretario,
de que Ell sefior Berwind recib;o
amablemente al doctor Ashford
qnien excuse su tardanza, hacien-
do reir nIacho' al eminente hom-
bre dc nsgocios. La conferencia
duro cinco minutes y ell fesultado
fue que ell gran americana Mr.. Eer-
wind, lie e1lvio directamente al Hon.
gobernador Towner, peticion del
doctor Ashford, 1n tchaque la can
tidad la desconocia Ell doctor Ash
ford, quien el lunes Tltimo fu6 avi
sado por ell Hon. Horace Mann Tow-
ner, que habfa recibido Tn cilequc
para Ell Monumento los heroes
puertorriquefios firmado por John
E. Berwind per la cantidaa Gle dos
mil quinientos d6lares.
FL doctor Ashford ha realizadc
un gran trabajo en- pro de tan bri-
llante idea, y ael pueblo de Puerto
Rico debe sentirse orgulloso de con
tar en- su seno, hcmbres que tan es-
pontaneamente Sc presten a 'ssTvir
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Continuation de Ire. paginal
! 1f.ss No M--s
rano senior cuchf Coll.
Una activisima campana desple-
g6se en- toda la isla, respondiendo ell
pueblo dc Puerto Rico. cslro STEM
pre- 10 aha hecho cuando Sc trata
de agrandes ideas, Y asegurandc con
su cooperation la erection del MO
.numento.
Una nota simpatica de IN gran
americana ha venido hinchar de
goce los corazones de estos patri6-
ticos puertorriquehos $ anericaEos
que unidos aqui, al igual que en-
Europa, Sc esfuerzan por que Pier
to Rico honre la memorla de los
que supieron hacer el sacridcic su
premo en- defensa de la nbertad
del mundo.
El doctor Ashford tuyo que TIA.
Ger un viaje Cuba donde dlct6 I'M
portantfsimas conferencias tratan-
do temas de su profession, Y a su
regreso 10 hizo via New York. Hay
en- esta ciudad un americana cue
Sc interesa mucho por todos los
asuntos que conciernen a esta be-
La isla., Este hombre, este tanblsn
gran puertorriquefio, Sc llama John
e. Berwind, Mr.. Berwind es el Pre-
sidente de la Rerwind Coal Co., Y
es Ell dueiio del hotel Condado Van
derbilt. Es de saberse, que cl Ho-
tel, gCondado Vanderbilt es soste
nido por este seilor, por sn amor
a Puerto Rico.
'El doctor Ashford comunic6se
por telefono con ell Secretario del
eminente financiero, y solicit6 en-
trevistarse con ell sefior Berwind,
manifestandole a la vez al secre-
tario Ell objeto de su vista, que
n oera otro que ell de conseguir ma
donaci6n para ell Monumento nucs
tros heroes.
FL doctor Ashford obtuvo una ci-
la para ese mismo ,dia a las doce
lnenos cuarto. El sefior Berwind sa-
liza para su casa de campo en- Long
Island en- ell tren de las doee del
dia. El doctor Ashford llevaba una
ilermosa .carta de presentation de
Ell gobeYnador Towner. Como va ca
81 era la hora de la cita, en- su pre-
cipitacion, al neger a No. i Btoad-
way, que es donde estan Sd ;uada9
las 5oficinas del ssfior sBerwind, cl
doctor Ashford not6 que seeIe la
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CContinuaci6n de Ia Ira. pag.

M
elaborados en- Bay Rum.
Por ell Hon. Sr. Benedicto Sc me
eneargo proceder a investigar la
veracidad de este hecho Y despues
de una laboriosa investigation pu-
de rendir un informe en- el que
todos los comerciantes que habian
adquirido Bay Rum declararon ba-
10 juramento la verdad de los he
chos- y aportaron,s en- la mayoria de
los casos, las faeturas comerciales
recibidas al obtener dicho produc-
TO; dando por resultado que pude
dar al Hon. Sr. ,Benedicto un infor
me en- que detallaba. ell destino. que
'habia tenido ell Bay Rum que Sc
Ialegaba en-. la. acusacion no haber-
Sc elaborado, quedando dennostral
do, administratiyamente, 10 infun-
dado de la acusacion que Sc hacfa.
Mas tarde la Corte Federal alb
isoKi6 de todos los rcargos "a los
Iacusados.
Lego ell momento en- que al Hon.
Sr. Benedicto Sc lie obligo por ell
Gobernador a presentar su renun-
cia como Tesorero de Puerto Rico,
pombrandose para sustituirlo al
tambien Honorable caballero senor
Ramon Aboy Jr. que nombr6 como
sub-tesorero al seiior Juan G. Ga
llardo, Y jefe del Negociado de Ar
bitrios al seiior William H. Amy,
con caracter INFERNO por no ha-
berse resuelto adn por la Corte
Federal4lo relacionado con la acu-
sacion al senior Castro.
Al 4cesarten Su puesto el Hon. Sc
nor Benedicto; como sprueba de
.afeeto v carino, sus empleados
sacoTdaron hacer un obsequio por
subscription que encabece, y me
encargue de presentarle, junto
con otros que 81 hizo al Hon. Con-
zalez Font, Subtesorero que sigui6
al Hon. sefor Benedicto en- su
suerte.
"A principles de enero de 1923,
por encontrarse ausente en- Es-
,tados Unidos el Hon. Aboy, Teso-
rero de Puerto Rico, actuaba como
talesel Subtesorero Gallardo.
Eladia z de enero' de 1928 rci-
hi una communication en- que alegan-
do divergencias ,tenidas con algu-
nos agentes zde Rentas Internas,
cuyas -actuaciones yo investigaba;
Sc me destituia del cargo de agen-
te4 general de Rentas Internas " Sc
me nombraba escribiente cuyo
sueldo Sc pagaria de la asignacion
del cafe.
Dias antes, estando EN- Magma
be liabia ocurrido con sel senior
Amy, jefe del negociado un Incl
dente politico que EN- otra mencio-
mare.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

i ESCaDauOS en- los sQlaS deSeQul-
libr;o en- Puerto Rico Y no opuse
ressstencia a los deseos de Gallar-
do, ell que al yer mi sumision la
i premio con un aunento de. sueldo
a los dos dfas, habiendo nombrado
para sustituirme como Agente Gene
/ jral de Rentas Internas, INFERNO al
seiior Hutchinson, pariente del Sc
llor Coulson, Subsecretario Ejecuti
vo de Puerto Rico.
.Ocho dias despues de miodestitu
ci6n Hego estas playas ell Hon.
! sefior R. Aboy Jr. Tesorero de
/ Puerto Rico y. su primer acto al en-
terarse por carta que lie diriji, de
Z la resolution tomada por Gallardo,
fuelllamarme a Arecibo. para recibir
sde sus names ell nombramiento pa
ia seguir desempenando ell puesto
de ,Agente General de Rentas In
5 ternas de que me habia despoja-
/, dc Gallardo.
POGO tempo despues renunci6
el-honorable senor Aboy, ell puesto
de Tesorero de Puerto Rico v le
sustituyo ell honorable senor Bon
ner, continuando Gallardo, como
Sub-Tesorero Y Amy como jefe
INFERNO del Negociado de Arbi-
tries.
Durante esta epoca, Sc apacigu6
algo la actitud de GalIardo Y Amy
nacia mi pero de vez en- cuando Sc
deiaban entreveer zen este s1ltimo,
con nuien me veia obligado tra-
tar. con cierto resquemor por la
derTota sufrida.
.Pesgraciadamente ocurrio la
1nuerte del honorable Bonner Y vi
no hacerse cargo del Departa-
mento, como Tesorero Interino, Ga
lIardo.
GC AAAAO uIl pcIA ClALSS1S uuI e4HIC
el cual goce de relativa calma; Ga
llardo trabajaba su designation co
mo Tesorero y no guerra ponerse
de malas con nadie; Amy seguia la
niisma ,conducta. r
Llega Ell momento en- que Gallar-
do es non1brado Tesorero Y en- que
consigue ser confirmado por el Sc
nado, la decoration Gambia, aque-
Hos que ,desde 1922 estaban sena-
iados para ser victimas de este
tiranuelo fsucumben; Purcell, Colon
IS otros aestaban fuera del Departa-
Ilncnto, pero aun quedaba Sevilla-
no en- el, Y para ssacarlo Sc -deben
enplear todos los Tnedios. Y efee-
tivamente. Gallardo forma par
tie del Comite encargado de confec
eionar ell nuevo presupuesto que
habia de sometervel Gobernador a
la Legislature y hace suprimire ell
Fluesto de Agente General de Rem
tas Internas, que yo desempenaba.
La Camara de Delegates inclu-
(eyonttnda en- Ia pag. 81