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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
Help wanted-NIaIe
los

Help wanted-Male los
PANTS Cuncalied forl Ia or. tailor made
match your coat; pants made 20 order
Pane Tailor, t2s Moore Boo. tth floot
MEN-Learn tge barber trade. Bis DE-
mand everywhere good wages Iea1t
employment. Positions guaranteed, chtat
loEue free. Call or write Lewis barvff
College. 7s7 W. commerec s.. city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS
Radio-SuppIies

BpOwNING-DRA radio sets built as
described In this paper at reasonable
prices. also repairing. TT. 41eS-W.
GOLD MEDAL five-tube radio set. 1926
model. equals any $3.50 set. Look one
over and you will buy no other. $3.50.
stock limited. Pioneer Tire & Radio Co.,
40l s. Alamo. Or. 1880.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08

LEAVING CITY. furnishings OF iO-room.
gas stove, plano. Victrola. Hoosler cab
met, s125 gas range, nickel plated. 52S
S. Flores. Or. ISL.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
Paris Expert Hatters

Have your old feits cleaned and block
ed like new. Hats made to order.
IIs 9. ALAMO ST. CIR. $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
FINANCIAL
Personal Loans

MONEY ON EASY TERMS
NO SHARK RATES. ON AUTOS,
PIANOS. FURNITURE. ETC.
GUARANTY FINANCE CO., CIR.
zisf. ALAMO BANK BLDG.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08
Situations Wanted-Female :,
Statesmen Wanted 1854

WANTED-An expert
enced radio salesman
who is looking for per-
manent employment;
most attractive PROPOSE
ton in the city for good
man. See Mr.. Malone
between $3.50 and 10
a. m. The Fox Co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-08

WANTED bread salesman; must be-
neat IN appearance and hustler. Apply
7fi s. Flores.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
SEES RECORD YEAR
IN JUSTICE OFFICE
Donovan Says Department
Must Handle Greatest
Burden in Its History.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CLEVELAND, Ohio, October S.-The
Department of Justice, with a per-
sonnel of 700 in Washington. and some
5000 throughout the country, will be
obliged to handle the largest volume of
law business in the history of the
Government during the current year
w llllam j. Donovan, assistant to the
Attorney General told the Cleveland
Bar Association.
Tracing the history of the depart
ment from the time when in 1889 there
was an Attorney General without even
a clerk to assist him, to the present,
Col. Donovan predicted that the record
number of 1912 civil and 4O,319
criminal cases in 1924 would be .eX.
ceded during the current year.
Causes of Increase.
This is an increase" Col. Donovan
declared, (which challenges attention.
1t invites our inquiry not only into
the reasons for such an increase, but
also into the origin and character of
that machinery of enforcement which
is carrying SO heavy a burden
After tracing the development of
the Department of Justice. Col
Donovan declared part of the great
increase could be attributed to the
enactment of too many statutes
alone" and the increasing tendency
of local governments to ''let Wash
ington do it
TOO often" he said, Federal laws
are being invoked and extended
against offenses purely local in their
character and with which State laws
could be adequately employed.
Lethargy of States.
This insistence upon the interven-
ton of Federal officials is not so much
the result of Federal encroachment
upon the sovereignty of the States as
it is the refusal of the States them
selves to properly deal with law en-
forcement. The Federal Government
has not so much obtruded itself into
local enforcement as it has been
dragged into do the work neglected
hy local governments"
Col. Donovan also Sugge Sted some
means should be worked out for "a
comfy Of process among the several
states whereby the subpoena issued
in one State would be honored in the
jurisdiction of another
Evening star., 1925-10-08
GIRL, IL, SUES father.
Asks Accounting of $45, ZOO Estate
Left by Grandmother.

Genevieve B. Wimsatt. IL years old.
through her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wimsatt. has filed suit in the Dis
trict Supreme Court to require
William A. Wimsatt. surviving trustee
of the $45 900 estate of Mrs. Genevieve
Wimsatt, grandmother of the petit
toner, to give bond for the further
administration of the trust imposed
under the will. Named as code
PENDANTS are Samuel G. Wimsatt,
father of the petitioner, and her
paternal aunt, NJ. Louise Wimsatt.
The petitioner declares she does not
know the address of her father.
Through Attorney Edward Stafford
the petitioner charges that portions
of the estate have been sold and dis
tribution made to the two beneficiaries,
to the detriment of the child's interest
and without legal authority. The
property has not been kept in repair
and has not produced the income
which it should, according to the COM
plant. The grandmother died August
20. 1908, and the estate has been in
course of administration since that
time.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Junior Misses
and Girls
Wear

90 GIRLS COATS, in
broken range Of sizes from I to
IA years, left over from our re-
cent Anniversary sales. Good,
warm coats, fur trimmed and
wei, well LINED Lined ;nA..s An excel G, $7.95
W o o L S f r G. f
DRESSES, limited number in
broken sizes from 7 to II years.
OF navy blue all.wool serge,
smartly tailored, with touches Of
colored embroidery
and applique. A real 80 90
special" at. t.......... %S'o)
I'm CHAM DRESSES,
a limited quantity. including all
sizes from 7 to IL years. At
tractive checks, plaids and plain
colors, neatly tailored in several
clever styles. A regular S0c
$l.O0 value for. r....... wv
+ MISSES SUITS, of
tweed, Velvet Tone. and other
wool materials, i'm sizes from II
mud u years. Formerly as high
priced as $500 and Sl9.95,
marked mar ,,l.n down for 70 Fri $3.50
20 JUNIOR MISSES
DRESSES, Of splendid quality
jersey, satin and crepe de chine,
i'm sizes l3. Is and II years.
Pretty styles and
colors. Marked down GS M
from $3.50 and $1,000 10 Ooo
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Boys Wear

BOYS Ape. SCHOOL
SUITS, English style, too. Blunt
vest, sack coat and two pairs of
fully lined knickers. In all
serviceable fall mixtures. Sizes
8 to TO- Fridays sos
price ............. Rs'~O
BOYS LONG-PANTS
SUITS. truly collegiate; sack
coat, blunt vest, full trousers.
Mannishly tailored. All fall
weaves; sizes four to nine
years. Opportunity G7 OK
day at. ...............
BOYS SPORT MACkI-
NAWS, those big, warm, comfy
plaid mackinaws. Double
breasted model, with convertible
collar. Belied with muff and side
pockets. Sizes 8 to II &6.45
years. Friday, at. -. ~o'Hc
BOYS RAINCOAT OUT
FITS, belted model. The outfit.
complete with raincoat and So
wester hat to match. CD *
Sizes 6 to Is. 5000
BOYS LONGIES-Pants
for small boys made exactly like
dads. With side and hip pockets.
cuff bottoms, wide belt loops; all
the latest mixtures.
Sizes 4 to IA. Fridays G1 *
BOYS JUNIOR OVER.
COATS, made in double-breasted
style with convertible collar.
Muff and side pockets. Check
lined. These are the correct
thing in an o'coat for the
youngster. In tan. brown and
gray. Sizes to 10 CR TX
years. Tomorrow only SO'1o
BOYS SHOP, STREET FLOOR,
LANSDCRGH & BRO
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Linens

JAP TABLE SCARFS,
size l7x46 inches. Excellent
quality. All fast colors. CSc
Friday. special. each. =. O
MARTEX T u X K | 5 II
TOWELS. heavy weight. in
white and fancy colored QQc
borders. Run of the mill Nv
Embroidered Crash Linen Tow.
els of fne-quality linen, fast color,
hand embroidered in beautiful
designs. Made Of l8-in. Art
Linen.
Finished sizes. l8x28, Sl.35
Guest size to match. Sl.OO
DAMASk TOWELS, very
fine quality. Finished. Size
1885. Reg. 69c. Friday, SOc
special. each .... wv
MERCERIZED BREAK
FAST SETS. beautiful patterns,
in blue and gold. Cloth 52x52
in. Napkins, l3xl3. @ CS
Sale ~
HEMSTITCHED TABLE
SETS. of all linen, cloth 55x55
in. 6 Napkins, l4xl4 G2 CS
inches. Special. go. OO
THIRD FLOOR. LINEN DEPT.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
DISSOLUTION is ASKED.
Old Palais Royal Corporation Has
Sold Out, It Says.

Abram Lisner. Laura II. Lisner and
Byron L. Graham, trustees of the
Palais Royal, a corporation organized
May 5, 1922. for the purpose of con-
ducttng a department store business,
yesterday filed their petition in the
Supreme Court of the District of Co
lumbia for dissolution of the corpo-
ration.
Tobriner & Graham. the attorneys
for the petitioners, state that these
proceedings do not in any manner af-
feet or relate to the corporation known
as the Palais Royal, Inc, now conduct
ing business at the corner of Eleventh
and G streets.
The petition sets forth that the
corporation sold out to the Royal
Stores Corporation, a Delaware COM
pany, and from the time of such sale
ceased to conduct and operate the
department store business.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
DOneStiCS

(l,0O0) MLESS
SHEETS, double-bed size. hand
torn. A fine quality sheet at
Ts an exceptional price, Sl.l9
(l,OOO) PILLOWCASES.
made straight, Of fine quality
'elvedge. undressed heavy CSc
cotton. Each. ....... SOC
ART TICKING, in fancy
floral and stripe patterns. Feath.
er proof. Regular soc 10o
grade. Special, yard. "O
BOLSTER CASES, an ex-
ceptionally high grade, size AK
u in, 3.inch hem at both
ends. Friday, special, 15c
each
36-IN. HEAVY SHRUNK
COTTON; a fine quality cotton,
very desirable for butchers or
wait walters aprons. Friday, 25c
yard .... SOC
MATTRESS COVERS.
the sanitary kind, of heavy.grade
cotton. Full size. Boxed all
around to fit prop. G1 40
erly 11sO1
THIRD FLOOR, DOMESTIC DEPT.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Knit
Underwear

WOMEN'S RAYON
STRIPE AND COTTON VESTS.
in a broken range of sizes. A
splendid quality, special. -,Qh
ly priced. Each. 49,. ~~C
WOMEN'S Isle
VESTS with either buiIt-up or
strap top. Specially
off offered for Friday 5 $l.OO
CHILDREN'S FLEECED
UNION SUITS, of medium
weight, in either knee or ankle
length. Sizes 2 to IL Q1 M
years. Each. ........ %AsOV
TUvRD FLOOR.
LANSBURGH 4 BRO.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
75-Year.0ld Record Damaged

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, October
Z tF)1One of Santa Barbara county's
most treasured documents-a record
OF it's only unanimous election-was
partly destroyed in the earthquake.
The transcript, which had been care
fully guarded for more than rs years,
related that every qualified elector re-
siding in the county cast his vote on
April l, 1850. and the result was 20 to
0 in favor of California entering the
Union and the ratification of the State
constitution.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Given New Assignment.

Mai. James w. Bagley, Corps of
Engineers, stationed at Fort Hum
phreys, Va, has been detailed to duty
involving flying for the purpose of
experimenting in aerial mapping and
testing Photographic instruments used
- +h~f work
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Glassware

BUTTER JAR, l-pound
size. OF fine quality glass. Sep
arate cover with knob. 1hc
Friday price. ~
CL ASS MEASURING
CUP, l-cup size with handle.
Craduations of thirds and To-
fourths on sides. Friday. ~
GLASS SUGAR AN ID
CREAM SET, in attractive colo
nial pattern. Convenient C0c
size. Friday special. -. @o>
"GLASBAkE" UTILITY
DISH, large size dish of fine
quality ovenproof glass SQc
ware. Special. only. ~
"GLASBAkE"CUSTARD
CUPS. 6-oz. size. OF fared-
shaped optic glass. An 7Sc
exceptional offering. Ea.. AoC
LIGHT CUT SHERBETS
"a limited quantity with altrac-
tive cutting. Reg. 45c ca. 1So
Short lot price, ca. ... LUZ
SIXTH FLOOR. CHINA DEPT.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Muslin
Underwear

(75) CREPE DE CHINE
ENVELOPE CHEMISE, va.
riety of sizes and col
ors. Elaborately trim G2 OK
med with lace. ...... Dc'/c
(4O) CREPE DE CHINE
NICHTCOWNS, pretty lace trim:
med styles. A variety &1 OK
Of colors. @1'/c
EXTRA SIZE FLAN-
NELETTE NICHTCOWNS, pink
and blue stripe with round, V
or or square ,G are neck. &c Sizes Sl.5O
(6O) COTTON CREPE
NICHTCOWNS, attractive hand
embroidered design.
Assorted colors. Sizes 6e1 *
l6 and IT,. :. @A'1O
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-10-08
FRIDAY OPpoRTuN AT lAhsBuRGM eBRo.
Hosiery

1000 PAIRS WOMEN'S
SILK STOCKINGS, from a we'll
known manufacturer; all perfect
with seam in back. In all the
newest shades including nude,
blonde, atmosphere, beige, frost,
gray and black. For Fri. QQo
day only, pair. UoC
$50 PAIRS CHILDREN'S
SPORT SOX, in the popular 70
length with fancy tops. A long
wearing sock which comes in
either light or dark CSo
shades. Special. a pair. ~OS
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-10-08
COrsets

ODDS AND ENDS OF
LIE CONTOUR CIRDLEs, made
OF fine broche with elastic inserts
through hip. In flesh color only.
Sizes Is to Sc, but not in every
style. Originally $1,000, $l2.00
and $500. Friday @S 90
only pc'~O
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-10-08
House
Dresses

(74) COTTON FLAN-
MEL DRESSES, a broken as
sortment of sizes and
9, coiors. Il Originally 1926
(5O) APRONS, of fine
white lawn, daintily trimmed
with lace. Band style. SOo
Originally $l.O0, now. -. w
(3O) N UR S E S. u N l.
FORMS, white only, in straight
;;3s i is; :; :s we. were 's:ss to $l.95
CORDUROY ROBES, Of
wide.wale corduroy and blanket
robes of heavy quality robing.
A;.Hr'ed a.;"r' sizes and $3.95
COlOIo
THIRD FTnOR
Evening star., 1925-10-08
First Floor
Specialist,

Ashes of Roses Rouge. .l0c
$l.00 Ramisee Powder
compact .59c
Clothesbrushes .l9c
Manicure Articles. amber
and shell .49c
Manufactured Ivory Picture
Hairbrushes, with hand.drawn
bristles Sl.69
De Laivton Fat Reducers,
orig. So. .S2.91
Ladies' Underarm Bags, as.
sorted cOlors. each. .... Csc
Novelty Silk Nanities,
orig. 1896. ..sl.95
Belgium Beaded Bags,
orig. SIPS. .69c
Novelty Jewelry, odds and
ends .l8c
French Pearls, white gold
catches. .S5.49
Square-tor Bag Frames. -. .39c
STREET FLOOR.
LANSBJ RGH & BRO.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Infants Wear

LII LIE lOlS NOAlS.
of polaire or chinchilla, with fur
collars and fancy stitching, or
with trimming of Kirami on col
lar, cuffs and down front. All
fully lined. Sizes 2 to E years,
in assorted colors.
Regular sS.95 to $3.50 1916
LITTLE GIRLS CLOTH
TAMS, in plain colors or in at
tractive combinations. Elastic
backs and cunning ribbon trim.
mings. Sizes 4 to 10 years. A
very special value as these regu-
larly sell for $l.00. Fri QOo
day only. C7C
TWO.PIECE FLANNEL
ETTE PAJAMAS. of nice warm
quality, in plain colors or stripes.
A broken range Of sizes up to Il
years. Regular $l.OO and sl.5O
values at a special Friday 100
FOURTH FLOOR,
LANSBURGH 4 BRO.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

For Friday only-this sample line of smart
Novelty Cuff Fabric Gloves, which would ordi-
narily sell for $I.0O and $l.5O a pair. In
several shades of tan and gray. An unusual
value.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Tsvo Silk Specials for Friday!
4O-InCh
Heavy
Flat Crepe
Yd.

Rich, heavy quality,
all.silk fiat crepe, in a
selection of so light and
dark shades. The colors
and materials are very
desirable for frocks or
lingerie. A special
price for Friday only.
THIRD FLOOl
Evening star., 1925-10-08

l26 pairs of Soft.sole Felt Slippers, in pretty
shades Of Blue, American Beauty. Rose. Law.
ender and Copen. Large pompons adorn the
front. Very warm and comfortable. All sizes,
TO 8, but not in every color.
SECOND FLOOR. SHOE DEPT.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

Includes printed broad
cloth, cotton suitings, COL
ored linens, shirting ma
dras, grandmother chintz,
ginghams and many other
fine fabrics in lengths
from 2 to 4 yards.
Fridays price, 90
yard ........... OOC
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Innings

Buty Chyne, Percalines,
Striped Cotton Charmeuse,
Fancy Silk and Cotton
Fabrics, Plain and Fancy
Satins, all of these fine lin
ings are in the same boat
with the wash goods-they
must 60 at once. Friday
we will do our best to clear
them out at the
sensational price Ok
OF wv
rruIIDn nu nnn
Evening star., 1925-10-08

Discontinued numbers Of stamped goods. in
many attractive designs. The group consists
of Ladies' Dresses, Misses Dresses, Gowns
Combinations, Curtains, Spreads, Boudor Pill
lows and "Stuftoys." Reg. 75c to 1896.
FOURTH FLOOR ART DEPT.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

4 lot just arrved-for those who came
too late the first day of the Anniversary Sale
and at the Anniversary price, too. These are
imported umbrellas of beautiful silk and
cotton mixture
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-10-08

AhlnD fLOOhs
Remnants All.Wool
Dress Goods and
Coatinss
IS Off E;Ss: P;;se.
A Friday opportunity
indeed-this wonderful lot
Of high.grade materials
left over from our Ami
versary Sales, in lengths of
from IL to 4 yards each.
Offering your choice of
beautiful coatings, Poiret
twills, suitings, Jerseys,
serges, crepes, silk and
wool crepes, and many
other handsome weaves-
in a rich assortment of
colors.
1t is obvious what
worthwhile values are to
be found in this sale, so
don't miss it!
THIRD FLOOR.
LANSBTRGH b BRO.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
81 New Sport
Goats
$3.50

Just in time for the World Series, and worthy
of such great occasion, too! For they are far
more than $3.50 in quality! Stunning and higher
priced new fabrics such mixtures, tweeds. plaids
and soft solid tones materials used and all are
fully silk lined. Both plain and fur.trimmed
models.
SECOND FLOOR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-01
Ell Verdadero Tonico

Nunca, como hasta hoy, Sc COM
prenden los efectos de los gcrnenes
venenosos sobre la sangre. Muchas
personals no Sc dan cuenta de que Ia
sangre es la vida. No saben que cual-
9uler gernnen venenosO no puede Dene-
trar en- la sangre en- cualquiera parte
uel cuerpo sin afectar inmediatamente
todas las otras parties organos del
cuerpo.
Cast todos los casos de Reumatis1no.
Indigestion Enfermedades de los
Rilones no son mas que sensaciones
reflejas del cerebro, de los .neryios 9
del est6mago, ocasionadas por Impure
zas o empobrecimiento de Ia cangYe.
FL Elixir dc Leonardo para la
Sangrep es el Remedio que crra cl
Reumatismo, ell Catarro, el Envenena
miento de la Sangre. los Tumores, las
Ulceras Y las Enfer.nedades de la
Sangre. lElimina del sistelna todos los
germenes venenosos Y las impurezas
Da fnerza, vigor y salud a los en-
fermes.
La Seiiora Juana Sanchez de la
Habana dice :-"El Elixir de Leonardo
para la Sangre me euro de mi reuma-
tismo completamente. Ninguna otro
medicina me produjo ningiin aliYio."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-01
sEEr1M1ENTo DE RIENEsTAR

SEETIMIENTo DE RIENEsTAR
Ese sentimiento de cansancio y
disgusto causado por Ell NAL. functo.
namiento del higado y las digestio-
mes dificiles, puede hacerse desapa-
recer de un modo sorprendentemente
rapido usando Herbine. Desde las
prlmCras dosis SO sienten sus benefi-
COS efectos que purifican y regula-
riz..n ell sistema. Limpia Ell est6mago.
hace Cesaparecer las bills y esparcs
por ell cuerpo ese sentimiento de
bienestar y algeria que es siempre
cor1pafero de Ia huena salud. De
railta en- las farmacias . droguerfas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-01
kUEVA FUERzA Y ENER-
GIA PARA LOS DEBILES
Y ANClANOS

Para ser active, fuerte, vigoroso y 60
Ear de perfecta salnd, usted 4debe tener
bastante ssngre pIlra, sangre roja de Ia
caiidad one sSTRICHNO FERRAHS''
ayuda a pfoducir. Miles de personas to-
man s'Strichno FerrArs". Ell fnicos To-
nico quo con rapidez le recuperara sus
fuersas y energias 10 ayudara gozar
de salud enudiable. consulte So Medi-
CO Compre un frasco hoy mismo con-
venEase. Envfe 20 centsvos por un fras-
quito de muestra Longrock Pharmacal
Co 135 Liberty st.. New York. N. Y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
NEGOCIADO DE CONTRIBUCIO
MES SOBRE INGREsOS
AVISO
4 TODAS LAS COMPANIAS Ma
VIERAS DE TRANSPORTE Y Al
PUBLICO EN- GENERAL

La Ley de Contribuciones sobre
Ingresos No. "a, aprobada en- agos-
to 6, 1925, dispone en- su seccion
65, que NINGUN INDIVIDUo Sc
ausentara de la isla sin antes ha-
Der obtenido del Tesorero de Pto.
Rico un certificado ereditivo de
haber satisfecho todas sus contri.
.huciones sobre ingresos y cumpli-
do con los requisites de Ley.
Iso que Sc hace pdblico para que
los interesados proximos a ausen-
tarse de la isla soliciten con la
debida anticipation los referidos
certificates, va que Sc ha dispues-
to ysse han dado instrucciones por
escrito las companias de trans
i'orte, de no expedir los pasajes sin
Ia presentation del mencionado Ger
tificado de esta oficina.
Juan G. GALLARDO,
Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
Anuncio,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
Nj
DEPARTANENTo DE
HACIENDA
q
NEGocIADo DE RENTAs
INTERNAis
Nd
AvIso INEPoRTANTE
AvIso 1MPoRTANrE


A los Concentrates , demas per
sonas obligadas al page del 2 por
ciento sobre ventas estipriado on
la secci6n 90 de La VICENTE Ley de
Rentas Internas:
Por la presente les comunico que
"a Sc encuentrans en- poder de los
cclectores de Rentas Internas los
libros Oficiales con las declaracic-
mes juradas que depcn presentar
para el pago de los lerechos sobre
ventas.
Es necesario que con toda pronti-
tud cada interesado &c provea de
su correspondence libro Official pa
ra que de compliments 10 exi-
gido pOr la mencionada Ley.
Estos libros seran entrcgados por
los Colectores los solicitantes. me
diaute la adhesion y csAcelaci6n
de un SelIo de rentas internas lie
25 centavos sobre la portada de los
mismos.
Juan G. GALLARpn
Tesorero de z. 3.
CAnunCio>.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
.INGENUlDAlDES
La conferencia de.
Coll y Cucli

Puerto Rico ha entrado de IIenc
en- la corriente hispano-americanis
ia; y apenas puso el pie en- las
aguas lustrales, tuvo La fortuna de
que uno de sus hijos mas talentosos
Y audaces (ya dijo e1 poeta que
taudatia fortuna juvat'') fuers
proclamado como uno de los adali-
des de la cruzada que han empren--
dido mas de las dos terceras parties
del Continente. Y, no es el indica-
do Ell tnico honor de que ha side
objeto el Ledo. Jose Coll y Cuchi
que es Ell intellectual portorriquefio
a que nos referimos, sino que tam
bien Sc lie ha encomendado La hon.
rosa mission de responder a un cues
tionario de doce preguntas formu-
ladas por Ell grupo de cerebros que
planean Ia redentora lid. Y hemos
de Greer que las doce preguntas,
dignas de los doce ap6stoles de la
cruzada, en- La cual figuran Ugarte,
vasconcellos, Carpeho, Froilan Tur-
clos. Arciniegas. Palacios rnge-
nieros, son mas diffciles de respon-
der que los famosos catorce puntos
de Wilson, que tuvieron la desgra-
cia, por ser verdaderos puntos y
apartes, de acabar para siempre con
La paz de Europa y ser los asesinos
del propiO autor de los catorce pun
tos, que merecian no pasar (como
los alemanes que intentaron rendir
verdun) del fatfdico trece.
Puerto Rico estara muy bien re-
presentado pOr Ell senior Coll Y Gu
chi (6quien 10 duda2) en- ell congre-
SO de dos mil intelectuales y fer
vientes propagandistas que Sc ceIe-
Continua en- la Pag. 10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
Fl mdndamgS de BO-
lfydr Pagan VS.. Go
bernddOr TOWner
la C0rte de Distrito Sec
ci6n Primera rec0nSidera
Ia SentenCia
EI LCdO. Bolivar Pagan compare.
clio aver ante el JUeZ FOOtC

Nuestros lectoreS estan va en-
terados del sensational proceso
incoado contra el Gdor. Towner
por. ell se1or Bolivar Pagan en- re-
presentation del Partido Socialis-
ia, mediante una petici6n de auto
de mandamus radicada en- la Corte
del Primer Distrito de San Juan
solicitando que la Corte ordene al
Gobernador que proceda al NOM
bramiento del Lcdo. Bolivar Pa
gan como miembro de la Junta
Insular de Elecciones.
El Juez Foote, de la referida
Corte, como va saben tambien
nuestros lectores dict6 sentencia
desestimando la petici6n de auto
de mandamus, fundado en- juris-
prudencia de tribunales america
nos que cita dicho Juez en- su
opinion.
Enterado en- la mafiana de aver
el Lcdo. Bolivar Pagan de la SEN
tencia recafda en- dicho case, in
mediatamente acudi6 a la Corte
para enterarse de los fundamen-
tcs de la opinion del Juez senten-
ciador. La Corte del Primer Dis
trito estaba aver celebrando los
juicios Y vistas ordinarias va Sc
(Continda en- La p$g. 6.)