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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
MUSICALE TO AID
HUMANE SOCIETY

Plans have been completed for thu
dramatic and musical melange to b,
given in Beethoven Hall Monday ant
Tuesday evenings, December and s
for the benefit of the San Antonio
Child Protective and Humane Society
w. c. Wilson, director, told Miss Lucy
g. Smithers, secretary of the society.
Saturday.
STRATEGY" musical comedy skit
will be the opening number, with Miss
Virginia Martin, George Burke, Jack
Meyer and Mr.. Wilson, the director,
taking part.
The second offering will be "The
Power of Love-" dramatic act adapt.
ed by Mr.. Wilson from Victor Hugo's
LES Miserables. Among those to
take part are ]. ID. Pulliam Jr., Miss
Nagel, Miss Henrietta Newding, Il. III.
Seanger, c. Smidt and Mr.. Wilson.
"The Littlest Girl" a Won Ribber
story, will be presented by George
Cloonan. Mr.. Smidt, Mr.. Wilson and
Miss Audrey Ann Alsup, who will take
the lead.
The DeMolay QUARTET. Lovelacc,
II. Mitchell, c. Reaves and Tilford
Fletcher-will sing several popular
Thirty girls and men will appear in
a gypsy romance, which will include
the dances of the wandering tribe.
The entire program will be inter-
spersed with musical offerings.
The proceeds will be given to the
humane society,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
DOYLE To GIVE
SERIES Of I
LECTURES
Eastern Religious Authority
to Make 10 Speeches
in San Antonio.

A series Of 10 lectures to which
the general public is invited. will
be given by the Rev. Father Basil
Doyle, C. S. p. one of the best known
speakers in the East on religious and
social topics, in st. Mary's church,
beginning at Z 80 o'clock Sunday
night. These lectures will be given.
one each night for ten nights. There
will be special music. They will deal
with questions now attracting world
wide attention.
These lectures are special features
of a ten-day mission to be conducted
by Father Doyle in the church, with
mission mass every morning at 6 80
o'clock and short instructions.
The Load Of the World" is the
title of the lecture. Monday night
he will talk on Catholics and the
Bible Tuesday night he will speak
on "The City on The HILL"
Wednesday night his subject will
be Evolution and the Bible" dis
cussion of the much-talked about
theory of evolution.
Father Doyle said he would reply
to questions after each lecture and
that he would be glad to meet any
one interested in any Of the subjects
he is dealing with, during his stay in
the city. He is a guest of Father
Dusseau at the parish house on st.
Mary's street.
No admission will be charged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
PRISON POPULATION
GAINS "a IN MONTH

AUSTIN, Nov. 2S.-Prison popula-
ton of Texas increased "a during the
month of October, despite the fact
that during that month, Governor
Miriam A. Ferguson granted % par
dons, seven paroles and six furloughs,
it was disclosed Saturday in the re-
port of prison commission filed with
the governor, covering the operation
Of prisoners and their movements.
On October l, there were 3443 con.
victs in prison and on the state farms,
while on November l, the number in
creased TO 3477. During October 15i
new convicts were received, 81 re-
captured. three returned by sheriffS,
five returned from parole. 81 dis
charged. 33 escaped, two died, seven
delivered to sheriffs.
The convicts are distributed as fol-
lows: Huntsville prison, go; in
sane asylums. IS; on state owned
farms. Blue Ridge. 1874; Clemens,
90: Darlington. 167; Ferguson. 40;
Goree, 80: Eastman, 1SS: Harlem,
314: Imperial. $50; Ramsey, 345 !;
Retrieve. 90: Shaw, 116; Oil mill, IS.
on leased farms, Blakely, $50; Senior,
131,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
MINERS TO DISCUSS
P|NCHOT'S PROPOSAL

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 2s.-s
Proposals submitted by Governor
Pinchot today to the anthracite scale
committee of the United Mine Work.
ers of America for the settlement Of
the anthracite coal strike will be con.
sidered in executive session by that
body here, tomorrow afternoon.
The proposals create a board Of
investigation and award to determine
whether the miners can be given q
raise in wages without increasing the
price of coal to the consumer. They
provide for immediate resumption Of
mining, pending the investigation Of
award board.
In effect, the Pinchot proposals give
to the union modified form of the
check-off. or assignment of union dues
to be taken from their pay envelopes
which they have been insistent upon
inserting in every agreement in recent
years. On the other hand, they af.
ford the operators a certain form Of
arbitration on wage increases based
entirely upon their ability to carry
the increase without passing any part
of it on to the public.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
CHARITY CHES7 |
WILL LAUNCH
NEW DRIVE
Workers to Make Another
Effort to Raise Needed
$4,000.

The Community Chest, $3.50, 0O(
short of its goal of s42S,O62, viii
launch another vigorous campaign tc
raise the entire amount needed for the
81 agencies supported by the Chest.
Thomas S. Ellis, secretary of the
chest, will have complete charge OF
the new campaign, which will be
staged on December Z, if plans now
being considered by the board of d.
rectors fully materialize.
1.-The people of San Antonio want
these charitable. educational and
character-building institutions to car
ry on, and they are willing TO pay for
their support" Mr.. Ellis said Satur-
day. I'VE shall give San Antonio
citizens every chance to contribute,
aud will make a complete re-canvass
of the city"
Only local workers will be used
in the new campaign, and there is
little doubt in the minds of business
men that the drive will be successful,
Mr.. Ellis said The board o. direc-
tors for the chest will meet at 8
o'clock Wednesday. December 9, TO
decide on details of the new drive.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
ARRANGE FUNERAL
FOR MAN AFTER HE
DIES SECOND TIME

ENID, Okla, Nov. 2S.-Undertak
ers here tonight prepared the body
of G. w. Cupp, 70 years old, for
burial. His family decided finally he
was dead. after refusing to allow en-
balming yesterday.
Cupp had "died" once before, his
relatives say, and when his body was
being prepared for burial, it was
found he was only in state of coma.
Hence, when he really died in bar
Der shop Friday, and was taken to a
morguc, his relatives refused to per-
nit embalming.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
PHYSICIAN BLAMES
SINS OF YOUTH ON
PARENTAL SEX LIES

REED CITY, Mich, Nov. 2S.-Par
ents who lie to their children wher
discussing matters pertaining to sex
were blamed for immortality among
young folk of today by DR.. I. s. Nor
ris, Detroit physician and Sunday
school worker. DR.. Morris addressed
a district ministers conference here,
Other factors which, according to
the speaker, enter into the modern sex
problem included :
The ease with which divorces are
obtained and the callous manner in
which divorce is discussed among older
people.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
NEW YORK ASKS
AIRPORT IN
HARbOR
Congress to Be Asked to Put
Governors Island Into
Mail Service.
Copyright, 1875. by Universal Service.

Copyright, 1895. by Universal Service.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Gover-
nor's Island, for more than a cen
fury. headquarters for the Army De
psrtment Of the East, will be trans
formed into a gigantic airport for
military air mail and commercial avn
alton, if the recommendation to be
made by the House select committee
on aircraft is accepted by Congress,
1t has been learned.
In making this announcement. rep
resentative A. :. Prall, of New York.
member of the committee. said:
THE Chamber of Commerce OF New
York, the Merchants Association, Fifth
Avenue Association. as well as many
other New York organizations, have
been fighting for this project for many
years. Indications are that their fight
will be Victorious
Commenting on the greater speed
with which the air mail can be ham
died from Governors Island. Mr.. Prall
said:
AT the present time air mail is
sent from New York City TO New
Brunswick, \. J. II takes an hour for
il to make the trip by train. Cover
nor's Island is practically within a
stones throw from all the big bust
ness organizations of New YORK. Ii
can be reached in ten minutes time
by ferry.
The handling of foreign mails that
come and depart by air also can be
greatly expedited, as Ii will be only
step from Governors Island TO the
steamship PIERS said Mr.. Prall.
This plan will not meet with The
approval of army officers now liv-
ing on Governors Island. But what
is the loss of their golf course and
tennis courts compared TO the ser
vice that can be given:
-While it may be necessary TO move
some Of the temporary wartime build
ings, it is not planned TO move the
army headquarters or the residences of
the officers.
Governors Island is big enough
to serve all practical purposes con-
tanned in the recommendation by the
House committee.
The committee. of which Mr.. Prall
is acting chairman, has ben conduct
ing an investigation into the avia-
ton situation, military, naval. mail
and commercial. for about a year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
Baby Crosses
Atlantic
Uesc0rted

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-One Of
the youngest children to cross the
Atlantic alone arrived at Liver
pool on the liner Megantic
from Canada.
He is Roland Wildash, IS
months old. His grandmother
took him TO Canada recently. his
parents expecting TO follow.
His mother was unable TO go.
however. and il was decided 20
send the baby back alone. Ro-
land had a special cabin and was
in care Of the ships matron.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
HOUSTON BANKERS
LAUD SAN ANTONIAN

Directors of the Federal Land Bank
and the Federal intermediate Credit
Bank of Houston have forwarded TO
the family of the late d. J. Wood.
ward in San Antonio, resolutions of
sympathy on the death of Mr.. Wood
ward. which occurred here last week.
The resolutions. in addition to ex-
pressing sympathy, express keen loss
to the farmer and stockman of Texas
and set forth that as a director of the
Federal Land Bank, Mr.. Woodward
had served the people of the state to
the extent that he was known and
loved by thousands.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
TEXAS ELKS HOLD
MEETINGS IN DALLAS

DALLAS, Nov. 2s.-Two impor
tant meetings Of Texas Elks were held
here tonight in advance Of the con-
ference scheduled for Sunday, when
plans for the years activities will be
discussed. The state peace-time army
and navy units met in Oak Cliff, and
afterward adjourned for a stag enter
tainmcnt at the local club rooms. Dele
cations from all over the state began
to arrive early Saturday for the Sun
day conference when United States
District Judge William Hawley At
we'll, grand exalted ruler Of the order,
will preside.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
7. S. MILLS HONOR
GUEST AT BANQUET

A surprise banquet in honor OF
his birthday was given T. S. Mills,
post commander, by members of the
Women's Auxiliary TO Sam Houston
Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
friday night in Woodmen Hall.
The program for the evening also in
cluded aesthetic dancing. musical num-
bers and a general dance.
Mrs. Dan f. Connor, president Of
the auxiliary, presided.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS
TO PICK OFFICERS

NOMINATIONS for officers to serve
Elk Lodge No. 80, Knights of Pythias,
were made at a meeting Friday night
in Castle Hall, 215 West Commerce
attended by 40 members.
At a meeting next Thursday even
ing in Castle Hall further nomina-
tons will be made and the annual cleo
ton will be held.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
MAKING POTEEN.

DUBLIN, Nov. 2S.-Sentence Of
three months imprisonment was pass.
ed at Portadown on a farmer named
James Boyd for keeping an Illicit
still on his premises at Derryaugh.
The defendant, who said he was
only making little "potecn" fof
himself. gave notice of appeal.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
"BISKRA"

(Step-in) smart, original and
perfect fitting. Black velvet.
black satin or patent leather;
with cut steel beaded buckles,
$1,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
"BETH"

Tailored Model, custom made
by Kozak & Mclaughlin in
all Pat tent Leather or all
Black Calfskin, $3.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
"CAMPUS"

College Oxford. In Nutan Calf
with Pigoat trim, or in Patent
with black and white lizard,
$1,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
"CHEP-dMP

Sandal-By Bally. imported ex-
clusively by the Guarantee; in
Patent with Copper Metallized
Kid Trim or Cuckoo Browls
Kid with Blending Trim, $3.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
TRENCH D'ORSAY"

Patent-Mauve kid lined, Peach
Satin paris newest), Black
Silk Velvet, or Black Satin;
Nude lined, $11.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
"LEW-BEN"

"A Classic" among styles, in
Patent Leather Gold Piped.
Black Satin Gold Piped, or
Brown Satin Gold Piped,
$3.50
Copper Antelope and Copper
Kid $3.50.
Black Antelope and Iridescent,
ST. 80.
Agadescent and Cuckoo Kid,
$3.50.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-18
Editorial diaPiO del DIR.
Frank Crane
S O M B R ER O S

Alguien ha descubierto que el ca
racter de una persona puede deter
minarse por la inclination dc su
sombrero.
ST estd echado sobre el ojo izquier
do indica imbecilidad incipiente, 81
sobre Ell ojo derecho quiere decir
que uno es dado a las diabluras.
Hacia adelante significa que uno
es un pensador, Y 81 esta echado
hacia atras quiere decir que es de
una naturaleza allegro Y bonachona.
En- una mujer, sin embargo, este
quiere decir que es una gran descui
dada o esta profundamente decep-
cionada.
Tai vez este eXplica pOr que una
mujer Sc tOma tanto tempo para
ponerse el sombrero.
Los sombreros parecen ser una
clase de cosas in1tiles V posiblemen-
te tengan valor como reveladores
del caracter.
Personalmente, cuando tengO una
gOrra me sientO I'm obrerO. con un
bOmbO me sientO como un nOviO que
Sc va a casar, con un sombrero sua-
We pOdrfa tomarseme por un ladr0n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-18

o un detective. Con un sOmbrero
de copa me siento como un super
gentleman. En- general a mi me
gustarfa la mOda de no usar min
guna clase de sombrero, pues para
usar bien un sombrero hay que ser
IN genio y yo no 10 soy.
Sc supone que los sombreros Sc
uSan para mantener Ia cabeZa ca
liente, pero este no Sc ppede decir
de los sOmbreros de mujer de mu-
chos de los sombreros de hombre.
Sc usan sencillamente para estar
a la moda porque es la costumbre.
Actualmente un hombre no Sc
siente bien vestido hasta que no
tiene un sOmbrero de alguna cla-
Sc Tambien es cosa segura que ell
deScubrirSe es una sefial de educa-
ci6n V cortesfa en- el cual muchaS
mujeres insisten. Por que un hOm-
bre debe descubrirSe, aun en- los
dfas mas frfOs, cuando pasa una
mujer, Sc algo diffcil de descubrir,
81 es que realmente no neceSita del
sombrero.
Copyright, 1925. por The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-18
lnteresante Jurisprudence emitida.

Corte reafrm6 y aplic6 Ia doctrina
establecida en- otros casos, ast:
sun documento radicado para
su archivo cuando es depositad1 en-
Ia oflcina adecuada, en- manos do la
persona cargo de la misma, con
instrucciones de archivarlo. Tire
gambo ". Comanche etc. Co. 81
Cal. 501). Ell ponerle un endosu ex
presando Ell hecho y la fecha del
dep6sito no es una parts esencia1
de la radicaci6n. Bishop v. Cook,
IS Barb. S25; Smith v. Biscailyz.
SO Cal. 344). Ell entregar un docu-
mento al funcionario adecusdo en-
un sitio distinto al de la oficina
donde Sc requiere que sea radicado
no es suficiente, ain cuando el fun
cionario 10 endose como de5idamen-
te radicado. (schulte v. Minneapo-
lis Bank. 81 MINI. 48. Vease, tam
bi6n, Estate of Sbarboro, 63 Cal.
81. La corte, por 10 tanto sostuvo
correctamente ore la hipoteca fue
ctorgada inscrita antes que la
declaration de Homestead" fuera
radicada para su archivo".
En- ell volumen 25 de "Corpus
Y1,, |1y SHAa II,
prudencia sobre ell particular. Cree
mos conveniente transcribir del tex
to Ia defnici6n one da de ''tfled"
cue es Ia .palabra usada en- ell nri-
ginal ingl6s del articrlo 296 del
c6digo de EniNiciamiento Civil que
determine como Sc interpone una
apelaci6n "Entregando" ueado en-
Ia edici6n castellana. no eorrespon-
de exactamente a "fledP. Dice:
eta palabra ''radicado" tiene
una significacion bien dcfntda, que
riendo decir entregado al funciona-
rio apropiado Y por este rcc,b'do
para ser archivado: entregado y
puesto de hecho bajo la custodia
del frncionario designado por la
ley, para ser por el conservado CO.
mo un documento permanente de
su ofcina; tambi6n significa en-
sartado en- hilo, Gordon alambre;
Y algunas veces signifca hecho, CO.
mo en- el case de una declaration
iurada. La palabra lleva cousigo ls
idea de una conservation perma-
nente de la cosa asi entregada y re
cibida, para que constituya parte
de la Recommendation p1blica, in
cluye la idea de que, ell documerto
(Contin6a en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-18
continuation de Ia pas. y

cuerpO legislative, fernando con la
Camara de Delegates la Asamblea
Legislative de Puerto Rico.
Las tarifas Y los tratados conner
ciales, 10 mismo que la ley de quie-
bras Y OtraS de impOrtancia vital,
fueron transferidas a Ia jurisdic-
ci6n exclusive del Congreso. ToGos
los ingresos de las aduanas, 10 mis-
mo que las rentas internas. entra-
ron al Tesoro de Puerto Rico para
ser usadas para los gastos Y presu-
puestos de Puerto Rico. Tn Conf
siOnado Residente elegido por el
pueblo de Puerto Rico 10 repreSen-
taba en Washington sin voz nj vo-
to en- el Congreso. Por regla Gel Con-
gresO el ComisionadO Residente po-
dfa hablar, aunque nunca votar, en
los debates del cOngreSo que Sc re-
firieran Puerto Rico. Los habi-
tantes de la isla fuerOn declarados
! ''ciudadanOs de Puerto Rico V, jun
to con los ciudadanos RESIDENCES en-
Ia isla, fuerOn hcchOs una entidad
polftica denominada lei pueblo de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-18

nador de Puerto Rico es un pues-
to que cualquiera persona sentirfa
orgullO V satisfaction en- 0cupar. 70
deseO hacer constar claramente que
no soy candidate para gohernador de
Ia isla, que en- ningdn momento
he tenido la ambici6n de serlo.
VINE a Puerto Rico sin ambici0n
polftica de ninguna clase, Y dnica-
mente con el Objeto de llevar a efec
to el trabajo para ell cuaI habfa sido
comisionado. Nj prop6sito ilnico era
ell de Organizar v establecer Ell "Fe-
|deral Land Bank, el cual extenderfa
prGstamos a los agricultores de la
isla, y ell Gle ayudar por todos los me-
dios posibles, que estuviera a nues-
tro alcance, al mayor desarrollo de
los intereses agrfcolas de Puerto Ri
co.
''Yo me siento muy satisfecho de
poder cOntinuar en- este trabaio Y
tengo gran esperanza de que ell ''Fe-
deral Land Bank" sera cada veg mas
conocido en- toda la isla como una
institution que estd grandemente in
ieresada en- el mejor desarrollo de Ia
agriculture, y que siempre Sc encuen-
ira interesada en- Ia prosperidad :
mejeramiento de este pueblo.
"Permftaseme repetir nuevamente
q. no soy candidate para gobernador
de Puerto Rico, que nunca 10 he ST.
do, y que no sere candidate para ese
cargo en- Ell futuros"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-18
Continuation de la Ira. pag.

San Juan, Puerto Rico, diciem-
bre %, 1924.
Sc solicita la desestimaei6n del re-
curse interp ssto, /, porque Ell es-
critic de apelaci6n no Sc entreg6 en-
tempo y forma al secretario, 2,
porque no Sc notified en- tempo a
la parte contraria.
Ambas parties estan conformes en-
los hechos relatives al primer mo-
two. La sentencia apelada SO dict6
ell 10 de JUNO de 1924 y Sc noti-
fic6 Ell IL del propto mes. El ter
mino para apelar vencia, pues, Ell
IL de julio. A las diez de la ncene
de dicho once de julio, encontran-
dose el secretario de la Corte Que
dict6 la sentencia en- su residencia
pr1vada, uno de los abogados de la
psrte apelante le entreg6 el escri
to de apelaci6n. A la manans 81.
guiente ell Secretario llev6 el es-
critic la Corte.
La parte apelada sostiene or, s:
bien el escrito Sc entreg6 al Secre.
tario ell once de Julio, no habi6n
dose verificado la entrega en- su
oficina, no surte efecto legal. Cita
en- apoyo de- su contensi6n varios
casos resreltos por los tribunales
entire ellos dos por La Corte supre-
ma de California.
Los hechos en- ell primero do lbs
casos de California citados. son si-
milares los de este que eohside-
ramos Sc resrmen asf:
i oficina del Secretario de la
Corte del Condado de Santa clara
Sc abre las 9 de la mafiana Sc
cierra a las de la tarde. DeapI6s
de las 5 de la tarde ell abopsdo del
apelsn fu6 Ia oficina del SecIe-
tario de dicha Corte para radicar
Ia fanza en- apelaei6n. Este era Ell
tiltimo dia ore la ley lie concodia a
ese efecto. Encontrando la oficina
cerrsda fu6 al Club Social de la
Ciudad de San jose donde en-
contr6 uno de los Sub-secre-
tariosh lie explic6 las circuns-
tancias, Ell Sub Secretario re-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-18

cibio la fianza, la endoso como ra-
dicada en- ese dia y en- esa fecha.
A las $3.50 de Ia mafiana siguients
ell abogado del apelado visit6 la
oficina del Secretario y no encoEtro
constancia de haber sido radica5a
La necesaria fianza. Despu6s ell Sub
secretario. a quien Sc lie habia en-
tregado la fianza lego a la oficina,
entreg6 la fianza a otro sub-secre-
tario quien la guard6 en- el CORES
pondiente sitio y la radic6.
z La Corte dijo:
s'Sin que sea de infuencia Ia va
riada fraseologfa de los difereptes
estatutos, para La ley un docurler-
to cuya radicaci6n ha de surtir los
efectos de un aviso. afectar 6erc-
chos privados, qreda radicado r5lo
cuando es depositado en- manos del
funcionario adecuado en- su oficIna
para dicho fin especial. No quere-
rios decir con este Que no hay1 -lu
chos actos que I'M funcionario m.cis
teria1 pueda haeer fuera de las
cuatro psredes de su oficina. Nj
tempoco qrereyros que Sc nos en-.
tienda diciendo, como va Sc ha di-
cho. qua cuando ma radicaci6n II
oferta de radicaci6n adecuada na
sido hecha per una parte. esta
sufrir& por la negligencia lei fun-
cionario en- el cumplimiento de su
deher. Pero una oferta adecuada
-signiica algo mas Que una raera
presentation al funcionario. Sigui-
fica una presentation E! en- ell.
lugar adecuado Y dentro del teini-
no adecuado. Cuando este Sc ha he.
oho, NADIA mas Sc reuuiere de Ia
parte. v esta no sufrira en- ninsu-
TO de sus derechos por la omission
del frncionario a su vez, ds cum
plir con SUI deber. Como Sc iiio en-
el case de Tregambo v. Co,uqncbe
etc. Mining Co., 81 Cal. SOL; 'tIla
.radlcaci6n de un documento consis-
te en- su presentation en- Ia of1ci-
ma adecuada, deiandolo ALI. depo-
sitado con los documentos de dtcha
oficina". Hoyt v. Stark, 1874 Cal.
180. FL otro case es ell de Edwards
v. Grand, 127 Cal. 254. En- el la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-18
"ABSOLETA C0NFIANZA
PARA CON la AKaII-
NTSTRACION TOWNER"

Sc ha dicho cue las condiciones
de saIud del Juez Towner le harlan
renuuciar, sustituyeudole nsted por
delegation presidential, 5cree us
ted possible la renuncia del Gober-
nador?
@Rrimeramente en- Baltimore lie
que a saber que por motives de sa-
lud Sc temfa que renunciara Ell Co
bernador Towner. SIN, embargo, en-
Washington no Sc hablaba de su
renuncia. A mi llegada q Washing
ton pude comprobaF Ia absoluta con-
fianza con que cuenta la admins
TRACTION Towner ante las autori.
dades nacionales. Tampcco he 81.
bido de mi ncnlnaei6n en- case dc