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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-28
TEXAS PRISONER
ESCAPES MARSHAL

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.- up
The Department of Justice was adj
vised today of the escape of N. w.
Wood, also known as o. f. Hawk,
from the custody of a deputy United
States marshal near Newton, Kan.
Wood, former president of the Ohio
association of real estate boards, and
former resident of Youngstown, Ohio,
was being transported from Seattle,
where he was arrested. for trial at
Houston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-28
8
MITCHELL
JUDGES
Reds Challenges Dispose
Of Gen. Summerall,
Court President.

tically nothing about aviation" A
copy of the report, Colonel Mitchell
said, had been handed by him to Cen
eral Summerall.
The case in behalf of Colonel Nit
chell was opened by Mr.. Reid with
the reading of the statements the air
officer made in San Antonio. Septcm
Der . and 0. charging criminal neg
lect," Incompetence. and almost
reasonable" administration Of the air
service. 1t is upon this language
that Colonel Mitchell is being tried on
charges of conduct TO the prejudice
of good order and military disci-
pine
These statements. Mr.. Reid de-
clared. did not constitute a violation
of any article of war.
With Colonel Mitchell standing be
fore the bench, Lieutenant Colonel
Joseph I. McMullen, assistant trial
judge advocate, then read the specifi-
cations against him.
General Howe interrupted Colonel
McMullen to say that he and the ac-
cused might be seated.
'If the court has no objection
Colonel McMullen said, Il would pre-
fer to stand. / have no objection to
the accused taking his seat"
Colonel Mitchell looked around,
smiling.
IF the trial officer stands" he
said. I'll stand"
Colonel Mitchell was placed under
technical arrest today by order Of
Brigadier General Samuel ID. Rock
enbach. commanding the district of
WASHINGTON. in whose jurisdiction the
trial will be held. The arrest was
made shortly before the trial opened
by Captain N. j. Fielder of the Wash
ington district headquarters staff.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-28
SonmeruU
Picked by
Davis

WASHINGTON. Oct. Is
OP)-Major General Charles J..
SummeraIl. who Withdrew as
president of the Mitchell court
martial today after he had been
accused of bias and ignorance
by Colonel Mitchell and his
counsel. was personally selected
by Secretary Davis of the War
Department TO head the court.
II was said at the time that it
was the secretary's desire to
place in that position the officer
with the most distinguished rec
ord OF war service now remain
ing on The active list. lie is one
of the two war time corps COM
manders who still is on active
service. He commanded Inc
First Division in France prior
10 his promotion TO command the
Fifth corps.
General SImmerall went at
once TO the War Department
when he left the courtroom. He
said he had entered the court
room with only the most friendly
feelings toward Colonel Mitchell.
but when he added the challenge
had taken the form OF impusn-
ing his own efficiency as 3 SOL
der, he could not endure the
prospect of sitting on the court.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-28
STEVENS INTERVIEWS
IN SUIT FILED FOR
SLOT MACHINE COST

Sheriff James Stevens announced
Tuesday that he will answer in the
suit brought against J. Kolonko, Al
kins merchant. by W. S. Pope of Dali
las, now awaiting trial in the Bexar
county civil court.
Pope is suing kolonko for $3.50 For
merchandise alleged TO have been pur-
chased for the Adkins store. The
goods were seized by Deputy Sheriff
+. y. Flores few weeks ago during
drive against slot machines AMI
punch boards.
Sheriff Stevens said he will claim
that the properly is gambling para
phcrnalia and Is subject to orders Of
the Ninety fourth District Court.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-28
WEST TO See 'SPINDLE-LEC'
PORTRAIT OF KING GEORGE

NEW YORK, Oct. %. - Western
cities shortly will have an opportunity
to view the Spindle leg portrait Of
King George. This painting by
Charles Sims, was removed by order
of the king and the president OF the
Royal Academy in London, after it
had hung on the academy walls q
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-28

year. 1t is now being shipped west.
Interest in the portrait has be-
come so keen since its exhibition at
the Knoedler galleries early this
month, that other American cities arc
planning Sims exhibitions. The kings
legs have been criticised more than
anything ever painted by the noted
artist,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-28
OKLAHOMA BLAZE
CAUSES $5O0,0O0L0SS

WEWOKA, Okla, Oct. 2S.--R,-
Ten bushes buildings, including some
of the largest structures in the city,
were destroyed by fire today. The
loss is estimated at approximately
100000. Three men were injured
fighting the blaze, one seriously. Fire
men from Holdenville and Shawnee as
sisted in bringing the flames under
control.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-28
LOVE FINDS A WAY
AFTER SEVERAL YEARS

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Oct. 2S.-
After trying for six years to obtain n
passport that would enable Miss Their
csc Hincelin. Of Rheims. France, to
journey to America and become his
bride, Askel ii. Enger, business man
of Belmond, Iowa, finally succeeded
in crashing the immigration barrier.
and the couple was married here last
night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-28
BISHOP OPPOSES.

Committee meetings and conferences
preliminary to the conference already
have been held which enabled the con-
ference to get right TO work Tues
day night when the first general ses-
sion was held.
The conference IS meeting in the
Laurel Heights Methodist church, Of
which Rev. S. II. {. Burgin is pas
tor. DIR. Burgin is a warm supporter
Of the unification plan and Bishop
James f. Dickey, who is presiding over
the conference, is unalterably opposed
10 it.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-28
Body of Automobile Is
Injured by Use of Hose

The commonly-used rubber hose Is
perhaps the best method Of cleaning
the lower portions of the car, such as
wheels, running gear, and mud-guards
But 1t is positively injurious when
used on the body and highly finished
surfaces says writer in the Ameri-
can Motorist.
The force with which the stream of
water impinges on the surface causes
the sand and dirt adhering to the body
to be driven into the varnish, destroy
Ing it's brilliancy, and no amount of
polishing and rubbing will restore orig
lnal luster.
The body should be washed with
iukewarm soap and water and imme-
diately dried with a soft channels.
Many owners use mixture of cylin-
der oil and kerosene which they apply
on the body, rubbing 1t dry afterwards.
Another scheme is to use a mixture
Of boiled linseed oil and turpentine
applied sparingly and rubbed absolute
ly dry. The use Of this polish will re-
store even an old car to a degree of
splendor that will please the user.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-28
Importance Of Magnetic
Very Often Overlooked

The new car owner often worries
about the electrical system of his car
and is inclined to believe 1t is involved
and liable to make trouble. AS the
spark Is the life Of the engine, he
doesn't want anything to go wrong
with the mechanism that generates 1t.
Few beginners realize how simple, yet
how effective and free from trouble
the magnetic really Is. There Is only
one wire to each spark plug and one
to the switch. There are no 'd0n'ts''
and only one "do''-oil 1t now and then.
AS the magnetic current reverses auto
matically with every spark, there is no
pitting of contact points. No current
can be wasted when the engine Is not
running,
The magnetic is dependable under
all conditions Of operation. Where the
engine changes speed rapidly, as on
hills, in traffic, or in quick getaways,
the magnetic takes care Of all these
changes without constant nursing"
of the engine being necessary.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-28
IGNITION TIMING
VERY IMPORTANT
Gas Must Be Fully Ignited
at Instant Crank Pin
Passes Center.

Correct ignition timing is very I'M
portant, says William HI. Stewart, Jr,
president of the Stewart Automobile
school. The charge of gas must be
fully ignited at the instant the crank
pin passes dead center. When this is
done the full expansive force of the
explosion Is exerted on the piston and
the best results are obtained. When
the motor is turning over at the rate
OF 1000 revolutions minute the crank
pin passes through top center much
faster than when the motor Is turning
over at the rate Of 500 revolutions per
minute. Since it takes a certain
amount of time for the charge of gas
to become fully ignited 1t Is necessary
to introduce the spark into the cylin-
der little in advance in order to fully
Ignite the charge by the time the crank
pin passes dead center.
Volume of Spark.
The faster the motor turns over the
more advanced must be the spark. The
volume of the spark is not changed by
advancing or retarding, but simply the
time Of the spark in relation to posi-
lion Of the crank pin. When a motor
Is turning over very fast the spark
may be advanced as much as 40 de-
grees; that is to say, the charge will
begin to ignite 40 degrees before the
crank pin reaches top center. AS the
speed of the motor Is reduced the ad-
vance must be reduced, otherwise the
force of the explosion will be exerted
on the piston too soon and the ten
dency will be to reverse the direction
Of the crank shaft. When the spark
ls too far advanced a knock Is notice
able. This is caused by the piston act
Ing against the explosive force. The
momentum Of the flywheel carries the
piston through the cycle; otherwise
1t would reverse.
Four Seqments.
The ignition distributor has four
segments, one for each cylinder. The
secondary finger rotating clockwise"
touches the segments in the order of
1, 2, 4, 8, which may be the firing Or
der. Pistons No. 1 and No will be
at top center and pistons No. 2 and
No. at bottom center II piston No
1 is up on compression and ready for
ignition then piston No. has Just
completed the exhaust and ready for
the intake. Likewise piston No. has
Just completed firing and piston No. 2
the intake.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-28
knowledge of First Aid
by Autoists Is Needed

That every man or woman who
drives an auto should understand sim
pie first aid methods, is the firm con-
viction of DIR. Herman Bundesen, Chi
cago health commissioner.
Every year throughout the country,
thousands of people unnecessarily lose
their lives through automobile acct
dents, because those who could tie Of
aid at the time Of accident, become
panicky and lose their heads when
there is a cut artery" says Doctor Bun
desen. IF they understood the sim.
plest rudiments of first aid, hand
kerchief and pencil or ordinary stick
of wood could be used as tourniQuet,
thus stopping hemorrhage until medi.
cal help arrived
'The autoist, especially, is in need
of first aid knowledge. Whether In
the city or en- route, he should be
provided with compact first aid kit.
"The common injuries which occur
through automobile accidents are cut
arteries, fractures or broken bones
cuts and bruises. Many minor injuries,
which through neglect, prove fatal, oc-
cur. in taking Off spare tires. Every
wound, no matter how slight, should
Immediately be swabbed with iodine.
Splints, used in case Of fracture, will
keep the limb at rest and relieve the
patient of much pain until placed In
the hands of the physician"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-08-28

MAX MASON, professor of mathe-
AVA NAUTICAL physics in the University
of Wisconsin, has been elected presi-
dent of the University of Chicago to
succeed tho late DR.. Ernest De Witt
Burton. T'he board OF trustees has
followed the recent example of other
similar boards in selecting a compare
lively yokng man, for Doctor Mason is
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

Las personals flacas, palidas, ner-
viosas, debiles y extenuadas, tie
oen la sangre pobre. Estan suJetas
a resfriados, pulmonias, malaria,
c6lera o cualquiera de las multi
pies dolencias que prevalecen mas
o menos en- todo tempo. LA PA
NACEA DE SWAIN va a, la rafz
del NAL. Es un vivifcador de la
sangre. Enriquece la sangre y for
tifica la constitution. Ell resultado
es que la carne sc pone enjuta y
tirme Y ell cuerpo es fortificado pa
ra resistir a la enfermedad. Els
un restaurador maraviiIaso del
euerpo. De venta en- las farmacias
y droguerfas. Advt
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agosto "a de 1925.
--d&-SD------------
BOARDING ROUSE-SE ALOUI-
LA-TO LET
San German, P. R.,

Hay algo ce 10 que todo buen ciu
dadano esta siempre orgulloso: Ell
juicio favorable de su patria
forman en- ell extranjero. De la mis-
ma manera en- las ciudades v DO.
blaciones todo vecino debe velar
por ell ornate Y nmpieza de estas.
Esos cartelones que a diario We
mos por doquier, la mayor parte do
ellos plagados de faltas de orto-
grafia y NAL pintados, son un des-
doro para ell buen nombre de cual-
quier pueblo.
va alguien 10 dijo: "No es
anunciar, sino saber anunciar'', Ia
clave del ex1to. Sc ALQUILA UNA
HABITAC1oN, no surte nunca Ell
mismo efecto que un anuncio en-
ell que Sc exponen las condolences
excepcionales de la habitaci6n Qca
Sc desea alquilar, aparte de que
un anuncio, por ejemplo, en- la Sic
CIoN CLASIFICADA de nuestro
diario alcanza un tlraje de $4,000
ejemplares que es lefdo por mas
de 10000 personas. Sea razonable.
Deseche los viejos metodos de annn
clio. Nosotros estamos en- condicio-
mes de poder brindarie toda Ia in
formaci6n que este respecto ne.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
'SOCI0LOGICAS

Hon. Abogado Eugenio Smith, neo-
yorquino. Gotta del Soci6logo FL
wood en- "Elwood's Sociology" }
dice que en- ell 1900 la poblaci6n
criminal del pals estadounidense
era 25O,0O0 costandole al pueblo
americana s6Oo,oOo,ooo o sea la mis-
ma suma que en- ell 1916 Sc gast6
en- Instruction. iPensar que um pue
bio tenga que gastar 10 mismo en-
Criminahdad que en- instruction!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
Ell PRoBLEMA DE LA
CRIMINALIDAD
- M

Asombrantes estadisticaS que de-
muestran que grado va SUI
biendo la criminaidad en- los
Estados Unidos al ser compa-
RADIO con otros paises.
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mas mas significativas de perpetuar
ell nombre de los ciudadanos que p0r
su ilustraci0n Y sus meritos, Sc ha-
cen merecedores del cariflO Y distin-
ci0n de todos sus compatriotas, es
la de dar las Gales de las ciuda-
des el nombre de Gstos;
POR CUANTO en- session celebra
da por la Asamblea Municipal de
San Juan, el dfa cuatro de agostC
de 1925, Sc di0 cuenta con una pc
tici0n firmada por variOS senores
vecinos de San Juan, solicitando que
ell nGmbre de la calle San Jose sea
eambiado por el de doctor Jose c.
Barbosa
POR CUANTO. en- session celebra
da por dieha misma Asamblea Mu-
nicipal, el din IL del citado mes
ailo, la Comisi0n de Scrvicio l',i-
blico, Il ella perteneciente IL qujan
habfa sido referida la petici6n. la
infOrm0 acknowledgements. sicndo
acordado por dicha Asamblea, por
unanimidad, el cambio solicitado:
POR CUANTO, dada In alta re-
presentation que el iIustre doctor
Jose c. Barbosa ostentaba. como ciu
dadano particular por su ilustra-
ci6n Y su vida ejemplar, como
polftico por su desinteresado pa
triotismo Y su larga historic de CON
tinuas luchas er pro de los ideales
republicanos, que son los que en-
carnan la mayor suma de libertad
% felicidad para nuestra isla;
POR CUANTO, como demostra-
ci0n del gran afecto Y carifo Y de
la gran admiration que por el sin
theron todos sus compatriotas, CO.
mo homemade de perpetuaci6n a los
brillantes m6ritos que adornaban su
mente excelsa, su recto caracter y
su bondadoso coraz6n, naturales do
tes con las cuales cruz6 la vida,
dejando un reguero de luz que hara
relucir su nombre con fuertes ca
racteres en- la historic de nuestro
pals;
POR TANTO, RESUELvASE
POR LA ASAMBLEA MUNICIPAL
DE LA CIUDAD DE SAN JUAN,
PUERTO RICO.
Seceion la Por la presente Sc
acuerda que ell nombre de la calle
actualmente denominada "San Jo-
se'', sea cambiado por ell de "Calle
del doctor Jose G. Barbosa", en- re-
.cuerdo del ilustre patricio que res
pondfa a este nombre.
Secci6n segunda. Quedan autoriza
do ell honorable Alcalde para que
de las 6rdenes oportunas Sc tomen
las medidas conducentes a que di-
cho cambio del nombre de la citada
calle de San Jose por ell nuevo del
doctor Jose c. Barbosa, Sc Ieve a
efecto mediante la ceremonial apro-
piada; DISPONIENDOSE. que to-
dos los miembrOs de esta Asamblea,
asistiran en- p1eno tai acto DIS
PONIENDOSE ademas, que sean
invitados para dicha ceremonial los
descendientes del ilustre fenecido,
los Comit6s Locales de los PartidOs
Polfticos Y la prensa dc la Ciudad
de San Juan.
Secci6n tercera.-E Esta Resolution
empezara regir inmediatamente
despues de aprobada
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DATos DE tai EN- pTo. RICO.

Dado Ell case de que cada dia el
problema de los crimenes Sc va pre-
sentandc mas dificil de resolver,
nos hemos decidido a coleccionar
literature sobre ell tema, estadisti-
cas- de diferentes peri6dicos anne
Ticanos datos obtenidos de in
formes del Gobierno, para presen-
tarlos al pdbhco, aunque gran par
te del mismo pueblo Sc haya COM
penetrado en- Ell asunto, para que
nos podamos dar exacta cuenta del
estado de la criminalidad en- Ell
rais estadounidense v en- ell nues-
tro, siempre atendiendo mas al de
Puerto Rico porque desgraciada-
mente en- estos illtimos meses Ell es
cenario de los crimenes Sc ha pre-
sentado mucho al publico.
Cada dfa que pasa, la Prensa
Americana (y digamos tambien la
portorriquefia) registra en- sus CO.
lumnas horripilantes crimenes, he
chos vandancos, violaciones, robos,
homicidios, macabras fechorias Y
miles de aventuras donde pierden
la vida seres inocentes, padres, ma
dres, hijos, nifios y nifas. A cada
momento por ell TELEGRAPH corren
las nuevas de un horripilante cri-
men. Nuestro espiritu Sc inquieta,
.nuestros nervios Sc alteran.
Hemos llegado una 6poca en-
que Ell pueblo parece que Sc olvida
que hay leyes, jueces, policia, so
ciedad, y hasta patibulo. Ell respe-
to parece que ha desaparecido. El
Hombre deja de ser Hombre Y Sc
convierte en- Fiera. SDe que l1a va
lido entonces la Religion, la ms
trucci6n, y la Educaci6n? ID6nde
estan los sentimientos de amor v hu
manidad que predica ell sacerdote
en- la Tglesia, Ell Maestro en- la Es-
cuela y ell Padre en- ell Hogar? LES
que Ell Crimen es parte del Progre.
so2
He aqui algunas estadisticas acer
ca de la Criminalidad: m:.-
yor parte de elias tomadas del sLi-
terary Digest, del World s
Work" y de Informes del Gobier-
no.)
(a) Ell promedio de homicidios
en- Nueva York y Chicago es de
uno por dia, mientras en- Londres
solamente uno cada dos semanas.
(b) En- ell 1928 en- Inglaterra y
Gales (teniendo una poblaci6n de
40 millones de almas) hubo 200 no
micidios. Sin embargo en- Ell 1924,
En- st. Louis (ciudad de los Esta-
dos Unidos) hubo mucho mas que
tai ndmero.
(c) En- diez amos (1913-1923l
cien mil ciudadanos estadouniden-
ses murieron manos de crimina-
les.
(d) FL ntmero de homicidios eI
a1o pasado en- los Estados Unidos
fu6 once mil (11,o00.)
(e) En- Francia (todo ell pais1
el nilmero de robos de importancia
fu@ 20. En- st. Louis, 1887; en- Chi
cago, 1862.
~ Las p6rdidas ocasionadas
por manos crininaIes ascienden
CUATRo MILLoNEs DE DoLA-
RES. 81 Sc suma los gastos de pc-
licia, cortes, jueces, prisiones, etc.,
Ell costo total al pueblo americana
fue en- el 1924, La respectable suma
de $1oooo,o00,o00.
El presidente Coolidge al pro
nunciar su discurso ell 80 de mayo
proximo pasado ("MEMoRIAL
DAY'') cit6 el case de que en- los
Estados Unidos Ell nlmero de. ase-
sinatos era ocho veces mayor que
Ell de la Gran Bretafa, cinco We
ces mayor que el de Francia.
Ahora nos toca Ell turnc. I'm nues
tro pals tenemos las siguientes es
tadisticas:
CRIMINALIDAD. (sentenciados:)
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CARlBE

Ell bonito drama "Por Otra Mu-
jer'' Y Ell tercer episodio de la gran
serie ''Puhos Granel" con Benny
Leonard.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
LA cAMPANA.

Pero Ell pueblo americana es I'M
pueblo progresista, amante del bic
nestar humane en- general, Sc da
cuenta de la gravedad del asunto Y
trata de Stacarlo Embellishments
Lo prueba la campaEa que lleva ell
Gobierno, los Bancos, ell Pueblo, la
Prensa, la Escuela y la Iglesia. En-
Illinois los banqueros han organj-
zado una poderosa armada de diez
mil hombres (policias, detectives Y
agentes secretos) pagados por ellas
mismos. Grandes cartelones Sc es,
tan fijando en- sitios visibles. por
donde abunda La semilla del crimen.
donde Sc lie ilustra al criminal las
consecuencias de sus fechorias: la
fuerza de la ley, la severidad de
las cortes, Ell miedo horrible del pa
tibulo o silla electrical, etc. La
campaila es fuerte, ardua, Y es de
esperarse que sea efectiva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
RIALTC

Norman Kerry en- ell drama 'Lo
que cuesta ell Placer.
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CINE LUNA

Episodios 7 Y de lei Monta-
raz" y la tercera aventura de "Pu-
nos Granel''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

De los 80 casos 70 fueron decla-
RADIOS cllpables y 20 absueltos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

La poblaci6n criminal ell 80 de
JUNO de 1921 era 11O4. En- ell 80 de
setiembre de 1928 era 1881.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
LAS LLAGAS VIEJAS

las 1lceras, los barros y granos
Sc curan con LICARBO.
Destruye la infection, extrae
La supuraci6n, limpia y cicatriza
la parte afectada.
LICARBO ha curado llagas
viejas y 1lceras que han persist
do durante amos, en- lnos GUAM
tos meses. Empiece usted ahora
misno a curarse. Pfda1e IL
CARBO a su farmaceutico.
ES MEJOR QUE Ell IODO.
ES UN REMEDIO DE
LEONARDO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
TRES BANDERAs

Peter Morrison y Marguerite Mo-
rris en- LA Ciudad Fantasma".
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LAS ANTILLAs

Ell drama "Un million de recon.
pensa" y una cinta c6mica.
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PARQUE

Los Hijos de sus Hijos' (His
Children's Children }
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En- los EstadOg Vnidos, gegdn el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
BELIOGRAPH
(Catano)

Episodes IL y IL de la serie "El
Hombre de Hero y una c6mica.
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HoM1cID1os tl921-22:)

Distrito.- Asesinatos. - Homic1-
dios casuales:
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CAUsAS DE TANTo
CRIMEN:

Las causas son innumerables. La
1ucha por la existencia. Ell ham
bre, la miseria. falta de trabajo,
Ell lujo exhibido por miles de per-
sonas, las enormes cantidades de di
nero malgastadas en- fiestas, pa
seos, recepciones; el china algunas
veces, la politica, las mujeres. los
celos, pero es dc suponerse que POI
encina de todo esta ell VICIO; la
falta de trabajo, la vagancia. Y
La misma situaci6n Sc va presen.
tando en- nuestro pals: exceso dc
poblacion, falta de sitio donde ira
bajar, la abundancia de bebidas
v1cios, juegos, inmoralidades. FL
vicio es ell causante de todas las
mserias. La vagancia aumenta la
oportunidad del vicio.
Pero no hemos mencionado ura
de las mas poderosas causas que
mantienen ese nlimero de crImina-
les. va 10 dijo Ell Presidente de la
Fuerza Poicfaca de viena, que al
ser interrogado sobre la criminau-
dad en- los Estados Unidos, dijo:-
"Los americanos portan mas armas
de fuego que toda la gente de Eu-
ropa, Africa y Asia juntos''
Un peri6dico de Boston ("Post' y
dice:-"El tinico medic de acabar
con los crimenes es castigar al cul-
pable haciendolo rapido, tenaz Y
sacramento.
Que nos ilustre cualquier otro in
teresado en- soCToLoGICAs. Son
muchos los que pueden nevar ca
bo una campaha mas activa Y eff.
Gag. Vengan todos esos que tienen
en- sus manos Y en- sus cerebros SU-
FICIENTE MATERIAL par,. Ell
prender la campafia en- Puerto Ri
CO.
Eduardo BIAGGI.