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Evening star., 1925-04-02
Friday Specials at
Worthwhile Savings

Madras Portieres or curtains to
close at $4.25 and $5.25 pair.
Suitable for summer hangings.
Ruffled Wolfe Curtains with tie
backs. so pairs. Regular price,
$1.75. Special price, $1.OO pair.
Special in Cretonnes, 35c per yd.
New patterns and colors that
are very excellent value will
freshen up your room without
much cost.
Let us measure and estimate
now for Awnings, Aerolux Porch
Blinds, Window Shades, Slip
Covers and Summer Draperies.
Evening star., 1925-04-02

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to Any Shipping Point in the U. S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
U. S. CUSTOMS SERVICE
San Juan, P. r.
December 31st. 1924
PROPOSALS WANTED


Proposals and effers or do
nations of lots of land on which
to build Custom House office
buildings and warehouses at
the ports of Arecibo, Aguadiz
LA, Guanica, Arroyo and Fa4
jardo, Porto Rico are hereby
solicited in writing, to- be
opened at the office of the
Collector of Customs at San
Juan, Porto Rico, on January
29th. 1926 at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. The proposals should
give the number of square me-
ters comprised in each lot or
tract of land, where situated,
the kind of title to the pros
perty, the date, page and folio
of the Registrar Of Property S
deed record, and the price, if
any
HAYDEN L. MOORE,
Collector of Customs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

para plumfferos de alto vuelo,
para sabuesos de olfato fino, para
domines de alto coturno litera-
rio, guisa de simples eseolios
"calamo currente', de someras
aeotaciones al margen y a ira
yes de la Observation-Disclosures, v
procurando andarme con pies de
plomo, para no perder pie, voy
permitirme el lujo O el atrevi-
miento II sea el atrevimiento!--
de decirle al admirable Y admi-
rado "Magister", chistera en- ma
no y con toda la prosopopeya que
se merece un5 principe como el
--principes de las letras---, cua-
tro palabritas al dido.
En- fundemonos, Fabio, 81 te pa
rece, primero, en- el avio de bau-
tismo de los dias de solemne fes-
tival; luzcamos la mas vistosa
corbata de nuestros. rendezvous" !;
retorzamonos bien Ell mosquetero
bigote de nuestras conquistas
(donjuanescas); santigtiemonos
por fin "a 10 Paquita Sicilia--
antes de entrar en- escena, y. !.
ique nos sea propicio el genio de
las bambalinas, amenl
FL admirable y admirado "Ma-
gister" (repetici6n del piropo)
arbitro de las elegancias en- el
arte del bien decir, "as" de los
Eases" liricos de nuestra "elite"
Intellectual, IN buen mozo que pue-
de. contar como SECURE So "jor-
| nal de gloria" y tamhien como
segura sn hornacina en- el temple
de la inmortalidad, tiene a We
ses. 4. (no las honeces propias dc
este cura que ha dado en- la ven
tolera de figurarse que en- el NAL
pnchero de su caletre del GALE
tire del que habla-- puede a ratos
l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

Por otro lado, el ilustre sehor
.Bernardo Huyke, inicia una camps
fla tendente hacer mas efectiva Ia
enssAanza moral despojAndola de
detalles secos; haciendola mas real
y veridica; humanizandola; duct3li-
zanaola; apropiandola al ambiente
de los salones escolares. Al psrer9r
resu,tarfa conveniente , propio, y
rs esa nuestra conviction, que el me
jor medic de conseguir resultaAos en-
esta nusva fase de ensehanEa 6tica
es apIcar los medios sugeridos pa
ra ell funcionamiento de las Ligas
de Bondad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
UNA LAUDABLE EMPRESA DEL
NEGocIADo DE MEDICINA So
CIAL Y PUERIcULTURA

Ell Negociado de Medicina Social
y Pnericultura adscrito al Departa-
mentc de Sandal esta elaborando
una pelicrla de palpitante interes
donde Sc dan conocer los aspectos
mas rr1ldos y sanentes del probiema
m4dico-social puertorriquefio, y la
notable labor que este prop6sito
desenvuelve dicho organtsmo. La di-
recci6n' escenIficaci6n de Ia obTa
estS q cargo del doctor Ramon La
'vandero, Jefe del Negociado, quien
desje hace varios dias Sc mueve In
cesantemente preparando ell material
indispensable a este fin. Hasta aho-
"a en- Puerto Rico no Sc habia- afron
tado snaloga empresa, que cubriera
con tanta amplitud nuestros profile.
mas culminantes, y demostrando con
tan preciSoS relieves las causas de-
generativas de nVestra poblacion,
desde eI campo meramente extreme
de nuestras estrecheces Y dificultades
econor,icas, hasta las raiceS pro-
fundas do nuestras taras y predispo-
siciones patol6gicas.
He aqui un. noble esfuerzo del
Negociado de Medicina Social
Puericultura- Mas que la predica
apasionada de nrestros politicos;
mas cue la propaganda enardecida
de ncestros presuntos redentores
sociales (tocados generalmente del
NAL sectaristal; mas que toda esa
caeareada actividad de centros, ius-
tituciones y hermandades de benefi-
cencia, representa- este trascenden-
talisimo esfuerzo del Departamento
de Sanidad.
Eelicitamos caluroSamento al
DR.. Ortiz y al Or. Lavandero por su
galiarda empresa, invitamos de
antemano al pdbiico, para que asis-
ia q la proyecci6n de este interesan.
to "film" que constituye indudabie-
monte uno de los estudios mas minu-
ciosos y notabies del pavoroso probie
ma en- que nos debatimos todos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
ANUNcIo DE sUBAsrA
aoB1ERNo DE PUERTO RICO
ri ssE .9 - :, ~
MUNIc1PIo DE vIEoUEs
oFIcrNA DEL ALCAIDE

}aa Of4CANAs OE1 ALCA1AOE
vieQues, P. b., Enero, II, 1925.
Prcposiciones en- pHegos cerrados
dirigidas al Alcalde de vieQues,
P. R., tituladas Propositions pa
ra la perforaci6n de un pozo en-
viequss'' 50 admitiran en- esta of
Gina hasta las dos de Ia tarde del
dta u de rebrero de 1926.
Toda la informaci6n necesarla y
fcrmuiarics de proposiciones ssran
suministradas . los postores czan-
do 10 solicitor del Aicalde de Vie
ques, P. B.
Zoilo CASTAEo.
Aicslde Municipal
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
BANco TERRITORIAL 7 AGRI-
COLA DE PUERTO RICO
sEccIoN DE AHoRRos

Habiendo sufrido extravio la IL
breta ndmero 1oI1. expedida por
nuestra Agencia de GUAYAMA a
nombre de don Pedro RIVERA
SANCHEZ, SO hace saber: que 81
pasados treinta dias despu6s de la
primera publication de este anuncio
sin que persona alguna Sc haya
presentado reclana- su mejor de-
recho SO le expedirS ell correspon-
diente duplicado quedando sin va.
lor Ia original
p. RoCAFORT,
Ell Secretario.
San Juan P. B.,
2s de ENERo de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

Sc hacS necesario, rues, duA las
1igas de Bondad sean el medic por
ell c,lal Sc uegue Ia ftnahdad qua
perVigue nuestra primcra autoridad
eRcolar al ordenar darle mayor en-
fasis a la enseHanza de que a&iha
hacemos menct6n. 5
Aunque el sedor Huyke (Bernar'
do) ha predicado "a por puehlos y
aldeas la bnena nueva de su. evan.
gclio reformador, convene mostrar
ma vez mas en- one eonsistsn esas
dcctrtnas llenas de luz optimistas,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
"DESLITERATURALIZA.CION"

ia de la "Nueva Poesfa" novi-
sima escuela de DesliterdturdlizG-
ci6n (icon patente de inyencion
o con ''reprise"?: "Je ne lie sal
pas, monsieur, ique 10 averigue
Vargas. no VilaD, hacienda {
descansar su teoria en- la piedra
filosofal de la cuarta enesima
dimension a descubrir Ga descubrir
en- ell laboratorio del superalsui-
mista del "Magister" cuando las
ranas peinen rubicundas guede-
jas); teorfa que, miresela como
Sc la mire, con microscopic, teles-
copio O. espectroscopio, no tiene
visos de ser practiea, mol, no tie
ne fundamento logico, no es sus-
ceptible de someterse la piedra
de toque de la experiencia; y, por
consiguiente, no puede amalga-
marse con la esencia de la ver-
dad; nj puede llamarse bella;
"Rien nest beau ue lie vrai", NADIA
es bello sino 10 verdadero, parla
Boileau. Ergo, 81 adolece de falta
de empirismo, y esta reTida con
La verdad y la belleza, infierese
de ahi que teoria tai es mera. -.
mera quimera, mera... mera uto-
pia.
Para dar Gina a su ideal. del
que esta eramorao perdto-- ell
"Magister" empieza por remover
los hipogeos de los clasicos, Gu
yas momias mas menos fara6ni-
cas-, singularnente las de Campo
amor Y de N1nez de Arce, hus-,
mea y dice fnaturalmente! que le>
apestan. En- canbio, Ell "oddor di /.
f6mina" literata de Teresa de
JESUS, santa de su devotion, lie
sabe a rosas y jazmines: 10 que
Sc da de cachetes con su despam-
panante teoria de la Desliterat,t-
TGiiz0ci6n.
Y termina. 5. ''por sentirse ruiz
sehor en- un mundo de gorriones".
(Gorriones--o pitirres-
son todos los poetas,
todos los que no cantan
como el Maestro" ensena).
o en- expresiones menoS ambi-
guas y mas explicitas: termina
por sentirse Quijote Gcabal!, por
ley ancestral, "dura lex sed lex"
que, a muchos, nos aherroja y
nos arroja por campos de Montiel
a desfacer entuertos y sudar ca
lenturas ajenas....)
o termina per sentirse acrata
(ret6rica y poeticamente hablan-
do). s<se
o por sentirse "hondero", iaho-
ra he dado en- Ell clavo!
Termina por sentirse "honde-
ro';; Y "honda" en- ristre, "honda"
que remolinea que es un primor,
entrase de rondon en- ell Parnaso
Y la emprende a ripiazo linpio
" a raso y velloso con tutilimun-
di, sin dejar tftere con cabeza
liternturutizGdu, ~, de rechazo,
rompe toda la cristaleria del ritr
mo Y, de la rima!...
"iAh Mag1ster, Magister,
! quae dementia te coepit!". -
Romualdo WALES.
(Continuara en- el proximo nd-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

Es un paso muy acertado hacsr
parte del diario programa tai asig-
alatura, pies, aunaue recomendacio-
mes Sc habian hecho en- este sentido,
sin embargo, va por falta de item
no. va por cualQuier otra circuns-
tancia, la moral no Sc ensehaba de
manera precisa Y determinada en-
ruestros centros docentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

Tai cosa Sc vino hacer de unos
aaos a esta parte, con buenos re-
sultaoos, no tan srficientes como era
de esperarse. Pero siempre qucdaba
Ia idea de que esta ensehanza tenia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

Eiendo las cosas asf, los maestros
todos de Puerto Rico debieran de-
mandar, que 1unto las institncio-
mes de todas clases donde Sc mani
fiestan las actividades infantiles;
jurto a las sociedades atleticas que
desarrollan 81 cuerpo; las asociacio-
mes de padres y maestros que traen
Ia cooperation entire fuer2as yivas
dc Ia comunidad; Cruz Roja: socie-
dades de recreo hterarias y cienti.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
PEDAG OGIC AS
MORAL Y CIVICA

que ser forzosamente incidental v
el maestro, por 10 recargado del GU
|RRIcULUM, dejaba para luegc opor
tunidades que a cada momento ofre--
clan Las diarias y obligadas leccio
nes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
Para el "Magister"

iQue qui6n es el "Magister"?
Huelga nombrarlo.-
va La vocinglera faIna ha sila-
beado su noTnbre en- todos los to-
nos.
va, de eco en- eco, por wales Y
montanas, Sc repite que el "Ma-
glster" es una figura de gran re-
lieve cultural, tan grande que
apenas 81 cabe dentro del marco
en- que Sc coloca el nismo; dentro
de la Observation-Disclosures.
-iQue?...
iQu6 suelte yo prenda?.
iQu6 mi huInilde personita Sc
de el pisto de metella, idigol, de
emitalo, la opinion --no la pata--
a ese respecto?..
iQu6 oficie de redentor, para
que me aspen?...
iAbrenuncio!
Es un t6pico plascudmdrchiT1'e-
qstetesaPe77tltramorrocotud
peliagudo ). escabroso: el de La
Observation-Disclosures ("Sesquipe-
pedalia verha" en- su propio ju-
go eSahOri0)
Pero, en- fin, hay abismos que
atraen, y este es uno.
iEa pues, s,pal abismo, a Roma
por todosi
A gnisa no de critca en- Sc
rio: qnedese critica tai para Sc
sudos homes de campanillas,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

va hoy Ia ensehanza de La moral
v clvica ocupa sitio preferente y
estrategico en- los programs de las
recitaciones y ell maestro siente pla
Ger verdadero en- hacer uso de estas
cportu nidades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
IA. DE LA sER1E

Nuestro Hon. Comisionado de ms
truccion, en- reciente circular, or
dena Ia ensefanza formal inciden-
tai de la educaci6n moral y civica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

Las hgas va estAn establecidas O1
aigunas poblaciones, contAndose en-
tre elias Caguas, Aguas Buenas, al
gunas escuelas de Lares, Arecibo,
Mayagiiez, San Sebastian Gurabo,
Cidra y otros preblos mas. En- cada
sitio donde So han establectdn, los
resp'tados han sido positivos, y Ia
ensehanaa de Ia nueva asignstura
afiadida al curse de estudios SO ha
benefietado de manera notable
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

Por 10 que Sc We, tales hgas son
una necesidad een Ell ambiente de
nuestras aulas. Elias tenderian es-
tlmular, mantener = acrecer en- los
educandos el respeto a los padres,
a los maestros, Las autoridades
constituidas. Una nueva nihea, una
rueva juventud moralizada, un nue.
vc sentido 6tico de la vida: he ahi
10 que SO consegt,iria 81 las ngas
fozmaran parte del, sistema escolar,
en- el aspecto de IA enseAanza civil
ca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

Las ligas tienden hacer de cada
nifio I'M protector de los Srboles, de
los aninlales, de las mujeres, de los
ancianos. Procura crear en- ellos SEN
ti:aientos de amor, desinter6s, armo-
MIA, deseos de servir. Solicita de
ellos hacer cada dia un acto de bon.
dad. Propende establecer un nue.
vo tipo do moral. Sc dirige a lograr
perfectos ciudadanos. Sc encamina
a consegrir en- las relaciones esco-
lares Ia igualdad, ga que en- ctros
aspectos Y esferas de Ia vida seme-
jante cosa seria- impossible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

ficas, Sc establecieran las 14gas dJ
Bondad. Els justo. y natural que asi
sea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

-
81 Ia ensehan2a tiende q mejorar
al individuo en- 10 fidco, an 10 inte-
lectpal en- 10 moral; 81 las socie.
dadAs establecidas en- nnest1as es.
cnelas ofrecen oportnnidaAes para el
desarrolo ffsico Intellectual de los
alumncs Ipor que esperar y no or-
denar el establecimiento Immediate
en- tampos v pueblos de las hgas de
bondad, ofreciendo de este modo
una oportunidad de .delnostrar la ca
ridad y de ensenar de manera habi-
slidosa y entretenida la ensenanza
moral y civics de que tan necesitada
|cstd parte de nuestro pusblo7 E
Para algunos las hgas son una
bella utopia en- 81 ambiente malea-
do , lnercantilista, pero- es de SUI
poperse, es de esperGfse que muy
pronto sean una bella realidad, v
que el sueHo de los. hermatios HuY-
Ike, el uno constribuyendo con la
idea. Ell otro con los procedinientos,
opre muy pdonto en- -nuestro pueblo
el,tnilagro santo de una total rege-
neraci6n.
" Julio rIOI, NEGRON.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

reformadoras de las costumbres in.
families.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

Romualdo WALES.
(Continuara en- el proximo nu-
mero.)
Evening star., 1925-11-16
APATHY ON MINOR DRY
CASES IRKS WHEELER
Brings Matter to Presidents Atten-
tion in Interview at
White House.

During d conference with Presldeu'
Coolidge today Wayne &. Wheeler
general counsel for the Anti-Saloou
League, called attention to the ats
tude of those officials of the Federal
Government who have publicly de
clared that they viii not enforce Ger
tain parts of the national prohibition
act against certain classes of vic
lators. Such a position is untenabie
Mr.. Wheeler said, after seeing the
President. and in States which have
no State or local enforcement laws
he considers the attitude OF these Off.
cials as serving as a notice TO liquor
lawbreakers that they may violate
the law with Federal immunity from
arrest. He declared that no officer
who respects his oath would say that
he will not enforce any part of a Fed
eral law, no matter how trivial or ur
necessary that part OF the law MAY
appear.
On account OF the multiplicity o.
duties and laws, United States attor
ney may we'll outline a procedure IL
handling cases under which he takes
the big riolatorS first. but TO motifs
the so-called small violators that they
will not be touched is, in the opinion
of Mr.. Wheeler, just as indefensible as
1t is for the bootlegger to select what
laws he will obey.
Evening star., 1925-11-16
ACCUSED Ex-VETERAN
IS SENT TO HOSPITAL

Charge of false pretenses were con-
tinued in Police Court today against
Wallace S. Duvall. when Judge John
p. Mcmahon was informed that the
defendant was suffering from mental
disorder and at the time he obtained
money from sympathizers was not
himself.
This information was given the
court by a brother-in-law, who stated
that Duvall had served overseas with
a fine record, and had later been
stricken with sleeping sickness. He
also told the court that Duvall had at
times been taken care of by the Vet
erans' Bureau and Mount Alto Hospi-
tai.
Judge McMahon on the advice Of
Ralph Given. assistant United States
attorney, continued the case for 10
days and sent Duvall to Gallinger
hospital for observation.
Duvall, according to some of the
men he had given a "hard-luck"
story to and obtained S. to SIS, rep
resented himself as the son Of an
Episcopalian minister at IIarrisonburg,
Va 1t was later found that Rev.
Karl Block. whose name he gave as
being his father was no relation. Du-
vail Is said to have given several
aliases.
Duvall was arrested here Friday
when he introduced himself to Rev.
Mr.. Block as the latter's son.
Evening star., 1925-11-16

made available for construction of new
ships and reconditioning of those now
in service so the Government would
be in an advantageous condition to
dispose Of its fleet to private parties.
Senator McNafy, who urged the
President early in the Summer to re-
appoint Haney, who comes from Ore
son, declared he was not interested In
personalities and declined to say
whether he believed Haney had pur.
sued q wise course in demanding the
resignation Of President Palmer of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, a move
that led to the call for his resignation.
If Mr.. Coolidge does not see flt to sub
NIT Haney's nomination to the Senate,
Senator McNary indicated that he
would propose the name Of some other
Democrat from the Northwest, who,
it was indicated, would in general be
in sympathy with Haney's views.
During his conference with the Pres.
ident Mr.. McNary also discussed the
agricultural situation, offering some
suggestions for use by the Executive
in his speech in Chicago, December Z,
on the farm problem, and in his an.
nual message to Congress. He said
he had not determined whether he
would reintroduce the McNary- -Hau,
gen bill designed to facilitate sale Of
surplus farm products abroad,
Evening star., 1925-11-16
STUART REED HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Former Member of Congress
Is Knocked Unconscious.
Driver Held.

stuart i. Reed. former member Of
Congress from West Virginia, living
at 1854 Irving street, was severely In.
jured last night about $3.50 o'clock
when knocked down at First and B
streets southeast by an automobile
driven by Leo J. Sheehy, 20 years old.
55t Fourteenth street southeast.
He was unconscious when picked up
and taken to Providence Hospital In
Sheehy'S car. An examination dis
closed a severe confusion of the right
temple and Il fractured collarhone.
He also was suffering from concussion
of the brain.
Drs. L. :. woodward and John Mi
nor are attending him. The patient
regained consciousness last night and
physicians think he will recover. Mrs.
Reed, advised of the accident. hurried
10 the hospital and remained at her
husbands bedside during the night.
Sheehy went TO the fifth precinct
police station. reported the accident
and was held pending the outcome Of
the injuries sustained by Mr.. Reed
II Is said the accident resulted from
the drivers inability TO see Mr.. Reed
because of the rain.
Mrs. Jennie Dunayer, 80, I3 Chan.
ming street northeast. vas severely
injured last night about o'clock,
when knocked down by the auton,o-
bile Of Raymond Joseph Mawhinney.
3S N street. at North Capitol street
and New York avenue. Mawhinney
took the injured woman to Sibley
Hospital, where DR.. Ritchie treated
her for a possible fracture of the skull
and injury to her nose. Her condition
was reported as undetermined.
a hit-and-run driver struck Police
man r. W. Trump Of the third pre-.
cinct at Nineteenth street and Penn.
sylvania avenue late Saturday night
when the policeman tried to stop the
motorist for alleged speeding Trump
was not seriously hurt.
Andrew Smith, colored. IA, I3I1a
South Carolina avenue southeast, was
bruised about the face and head yes
terday afternoon as a result of being
thrown from his horse near Four
teenth street and Kentucky avenue
southeast, when the animal was
struck by an automobile. He was
treated at Casualty Hospital by DIR.
Pinkertou.
Evening star., 1925-11-16

try OF Europe or In any locality Of the
United States Of American"
1.-THE Garden Club of America" Mrs.
Pratt said, "petitioned that these re-
strictions be postponed until IL can be
established definitely and conclusively
before an impartially appointed and
composed board of economic and hor-
ticultural experts that the importation
of these European bulbs of the narcis.
sus family and the allied groups is an
actual rather than a possible menace
to American agriculture and horticul.
ture.'
William A. Lockwood Of New York
counsel for the Garden Club Of Amer
;ca. emphasized that the sole question
seemed to be whether or not the i'm
portation constituted a menace, and
urged that the Federal Horticultural
Board realize that 1t represented the
people of the United States.
Others Attack Ban.
Others who appeared at the close
of the morning session in opposi-
tion TO the proposed restriction were
Mrs. Frances B. Crowinshield of Bos-
ton, Mass, who read many letters
written to the Garden Club Of Amer.
lea from professional and amateur
gardeners In opposition; Mrs. John
w. Paris of Flushing, N. Y, presi-
dent OF the Federated Garden Clubs
of New York State; Mrs. Robert A.
Ware Of Boston, president of the
New England branch of the National
Farm and Garden Association; Har.
riet Harrison of Washington; Mrs.
r. L. Eagan Of Plainiield, n. j.; Alex.
ander T. Vogelstein of New York
City, and ID. L. Mcintosh. superin-
tendent of the grounds of a big estate
in New Jersey.
Mr.. Togelstein was prepared to call
on other professional gardeners and
superintendent of large estates in op'
position to the ban.