davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
Ell PUERTO RICO
MUSTRADO" DE
ESTA SEMANA

La popular empresa que edita ell
Puerto Rico Ilustrado" publica
esta semana una edici6n por todos
conceptos extraordinaria, edici6n
dc luio, nitidamente impresa que
lsara Las delicias de los numerosos
leetores de la popular revista.
Sc engalana la portada interior
con la fotografia de La encantadora
soberana de la Escuela Baldorioty
L. gentil jovencita Carmen PUG,
coronado Reina de Simpatia recien
temente. La colonia puertorriquena
en- Cuba, la exhibition de labores
dc la Baldorioty, los soberanos es-
panoles en- el Palacio de Pedralba,
la pagina de modas, ell banquete en-
honor al DR.. Butte, Ia asambIea de
los comerciantes, Ia graduation de
la Academia Cat6lica, el coIicierto
que diera Amalia Paoli en- Maya
giiez, y sus beIlas alumnas, ell nue.
vo Colegio Cat6lico de Miramar, los
triunfadores del Colegio Royal
Gregg, Puerto Rico Social, reina-
DOS escolares en- la isla y San Juan,
todas esas notas graficas hacen de
Ia edici6n del Puerto Rico Ilustra-
do algo extraordinario, soberbio.
La secci6n literaria viene avalo-
rada por las firmas de los conoci-
dos escritOres Pal6s Matos, Jacin-
to Terry, Castro, Astol Ribera
Chsvremont, Angel Rivero y Otros
mas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
Las dltimdS SeSiOneS en- Ia COmiSi6n de
IndemnizdCiOneS a ObrerOS han resuItddO
Sumdmente bOrrdSCOSdS
EI senor WIlaronga expIic6 su actitud ampiamente
dand0 cuenta de su renuncia.-E ST. Rivera Martinez
Ievant6 Ia question de priVIegio personal para pro-
testaT contra aqueIlO de "nflueEciaS boISheViqueS

no tiene grandes posibilidades de
ser aprobado, ahora Sc aprovecha-
ia la oportunidad para llevar a
Becerril a la Comision.
Tambien Sc dice con gran in
sistencia que ell Presidente de la
Comision esta respaldado por abo-
gados de poderosas corporacio-
hes Y que la batalla Sc esta Ii
brando en- el Palacio de Santa
Catalina. iQuien vencera quien? :?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
Sc Gcusa a Antonia Fernandez, la
dpoderada general de los bienes de
SGbaLier, de que ella es la 1nica res
ponsGble del desastre que hoy abate
al mfeGz Octogenario
STATUS" IURlDlc0 En-
0UE 0uEDA IA FlNcA me-
ullA" nESPUES DE LA
SENTENclA DEL TRlBll-
Nal SUPREME

4eMa2n4e Mn eANnta uae Ell
Les. Anwsl AFFeye Rivera ha a.
= sne - ias abogados tFisnfantss
- 81 F@Aa1se affair." DC bernabs
es.akeF "a sanfiaks iEiesias. IA
EaatFtsw naestrs a. entFesist6 aver
go u GissinEpa4o professional. a
g'n - eaneeeF Is riinaeian, el
~ssmfas saFt4lee" - gus ~ que
49, 81 lisusaAa finca ~Nelilla"
eespsts A. falio Fseienfemente
eetA&e paF anestro Tribunai en-
SE8ma
a. -. Arrevo kisrFa a. pres
-. Ksstrte. . somplaeurnes. , re-
pnalss.ds 3 pFsEaasas aas X hl-
elsFmm@m HAS ias niwnieHses. in-
tsFsssasss eeel4rnFlsnsss
trs tr frf w+f
- siiaseisn 81 anelano sa-
h.iifT. 3 ni luieiQ. alAas desde 81
paHte 0s vista maral. essimo que
btsn msErriaa - tlsne Il eoneep-
- 60 a. ~ e. a9elants habra
- aawsHis ~ epimisn p6aslsea. Co
no alSp 81 sfnsdor iElssias. en -
aiFWate 80 Al hapFemo. este deman
aante - kHhaiirF - 80 honhre.
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- n t.arae dsi sapsaiefs. - N
haH.AFe 2ss ne tsun ~ q Dies ~
= - iaHsseiav lhesas fl psnto d.
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esslF 3 preaeeir Apsssfs. s. aas
II 0asla4 aae h gakrtet iKlesina -
Il ~ kirefeemss - nRaaersda An
tenls FsFnsn&es. ls srfdadera eaa
asmfe a. este aeseaheilado pielto
"a teoFas a. eiia era .tozlo o Ea-
a.. . msler dieha. alrs mas qus
- ~tesao~ p1~a pEetenaia no solo
= eineFo pagado poF Il haneo =
Igisaiaa para sahalisF. slno que
s9euaAs pFetenaia. esmo n,andnta-
- A. kahslieF ios misnes terFe-
nas vwn6ldos y ns solsmsnte ios
teETsne4 conHraapa pr Il Baneo.
sino sss agsAas sFan Tan Trnndes q.
rFefendia. por naeaAe A. ~ Slndi-
So. qse = entrsEsaen tambisn Il
pss~iaeto A. ias vsntas a. solarss
hsetaa per Il banes 3 hspoteearia-
merte Earnntsdos psr ios aiehes
empFadoErs o. selaFsa ga s
tenfia sisi sopFeino - un Aezo
aae ~ y - atFayeaaAo en Is gar
xmntn - esia emnla A. fIellogzba-
=. rpFgue te4e II mnndo sahe nuy
tAen. ase AahaiisF 40 ~ sabalier;
SataiAer ne era mfs qse Il para
reto. Il espsnlap<iaras a. Antonia
tfKn4n6sH. - petani manaasnria
= fafaFa here3era univeTaal Per
SO. aasna1e pareEea paFad6 iien.
''NshalAr ere AnteEia FsrxGnder''.
~ ss fsf s
-tn eaAnta = IL 6lndleasaFa.
falis9e = fassF O. nanso 4 plei-
a. eiaEa ests qas lpss fasto eesa
II alnalsAtsra peFgas els - dc
ecsutiaan e. pa -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
Fl representante se1Or ROnldni ata(0
aver en- Ia Cdmara rudamente a los
saGerdOteS Cat6IicOs Y qspeGiaImente a
los Padres RedentOriStas de Pta. de Terra
De eStOS dltims diO que pretendaa aOparse On sOar
en- Ia Caetera GENITAL que deatfO de pOCOs amos vaIda
$4,000 Los representatives GaIaTdO lastra SaIerOn
en- defenSa de los Padres

Un POGO borrascosa result6 aver
tarde la session en- la Camara 81 he
mos de juzgar por las palabras de
uno que otro delegado.
Sc discutfa ell proyecto para
arrendar a los Padres Redentoris-
tas de Puerta de TERRA por tienfpo
indefnido y de acuerdo con ciertAs
condolences cierto solar del Pueblo
de Puerto Rico con Ell prop6sito de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
Tar a los niflOs de Puerta dc rierra

tar los nifios de Puerta de Tierra
de un hermoso parque.
Para ter1ninar, debemos decir que
las manifestations del Sr. Roma
nj causaron intense disgusto y des-
agrado a los numerosos cat6licos
que ocupaban ell local y cuyos sem
timientos religiosos fueron heridos
por las palabras del representative
por Rio Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
oPERAuO
Dos ALBERTO cABRER

ID lanrs - sernefiao 4 una
aslsesaa eFeEaftn - a Hospital
i,Fpfersane "A eanoefAs eAla-
fisge e ~ Fsfia ~ saF. dan A.
esata eahFeT. neese a. Il may
nEnH&sfaas ehnn e.aneFelsi Ca
lrer kleFs csc epera ea esta
GAasa. keman heWea Ado infar-
nss&ee. 81 eeaeF CakFef sigae me-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
sBEcERRIL A La coMIaoNl

fenenlos informes absolutamen-
q flsledignos en- el seatido de que
"a II Gobernador le acepta al Sc
nor Nlllaronga Ia renuncia de 81
cargo. seFa nombrado para sus-
tstuirie Il seiior Beeerril. quien
hasfa hace POGO fornao parte de
r. comision, siendo derrotado en-
u pasada contienda electoral por
= candidate De los puros, senor
Santana Jr.
lliimameate Sc 6ijo que Be
eerril lfia a IA Comision en- vir-
It'd de- eiertas enmiendas intro
a'ieldas . Ia ley. pero como quie-
~ que Il proyecto de referencia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26

Las 1ltimas sesiones en- Ia CO.
mission Dc lndemnizaeiones a
Ohreros han resultado sumamen-
T. borrascOsas juzgar pOr las
notieias que hasta nosotros lie
gan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
PrOteSt6 rOtundamente
de que en- Ia opinion del
Juez FOOte Sc le men
CiOnara como firmante de
un SupueStO testdmentO
que Ell jamdS ha vistO
Dijo que, esa afirmaci6n
era atentatoria al honor
de la Camara, y planted
entonceS Ia question de
privilegio personal

Nuestros lectores saben que lyle
sias ha planteado en- ell seno del
Senado una question de privilegio
personal para que la reciente de-
cision del Tribunal Supreme en- eli
case de Sabalier VS.. Iglesias sea
insertada en- acta y enviada al Con
gressional Record.
Pero 10 que no saben nuestros
lectores es que el representante
at-large, seiior Alfonso, ha susci-
tado la misma question en- la Ca
mara en- 10 que a el Sc refiere, aun
cuando por motives distintos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
"PuedO dsegurdrle que ningdn deIegddO
''purO dtenderd COnvOCdtOrids que no
est6n autOrizadas por Ell ORGANISING su-
premo de Su pdrtido''
ASI 10 MANIFESTO AVER Ell PRESIDENTE
DEL PAR1ID0 REPUBLICAN0 PuR0
81 Sc lanZa ell manifesto puede ser que ell C0mite
Territorial Puro Sc reuna para considerable

En- la mafiana del dia de aver de-
partimos en- los pasillos del Senado
con Ell distinguido senador at-large
v lfder repub1icano puro, Lcdo.
Martinez Nadal y aprovechando la
oportunidad le hicimos una que
otra pregunta en- relaci6n con ell
momento politico.
NINGUN DELEGADo PURo.
5Sabe usted senador,-le pregun-
tamos,-qu pronto circulara un ma
nifiesto invitandoles a ustedes a la
fusion aun cuando el Comit6 Te-
rritorial Puro no habr& de recibir
invitaci6n Official?
Isl, va estoy enterado de ese
detalle. Quizas simplifque la cues
ton. Els probable, que 81 ell mani
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26

En Ia session del lunes ei sefior
Nillar0nga, quien como saben
nEestTos leciores ha presentado
"a renuneia como miembro de Ia
Cosaisi6H al Gobernador, explic6
"a detalle~ a sus eompaneros el
Per auk de- su actitud, las pode-
rosas razones que le obligaban
morai y materialmente a presen-
tar ID renuneia de su cargo, va
que era incompatible con su ca
Faeter permanecer nj un momen-
T. mas fernando parte de dicho
ofganisn0. despues de las mani
iestaeiones. que siendo Il un entu-
fiasfa uni0nista. habia publica-
DO ciesto peri6dico.
1aHbisn hizo alusi6n el senor
Elilaronga a Il Erase "inAueneias
boishevigues" d. que se ereia vic
timas . Jos Representatives. unio-
nistas en- Ia comisi6n de Indem-
fixneiones a 0breros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
RIVERA MARTINEZ SUSCITA
Ia QUESTION DE PRIVILE-
0TO PERSONAL

En IL session del pr6ximo dia,
4 comisionado seflor Rivera Mar
timer. representante en- dicho or
ganismO del PartidO SOcialista,
leyant6 IL question de privilegio
personal. para protestar contra
IL fEase ''infueneias bolsheviques"
d. que habia hablado cierto Pc
risssieo II referirse a la Comision
De indemnizaeiones a Obrcros.
Rivera Martinez estuyo hablan-
a. durAnte largo tempo y obtuvo
Gus sas manifessaslones Sc inser-
tasen ca acta. Eetre otras cosas
DC intefes dijO el eomisionado de
Fefereneia cue la Comisi6n de
snielnaizaeiones a Obreros esta-
Is Al horde de una eatastrofe mo-
rAi y material, expIicando ana-
plianlente 10 cue guerra decir Al
haeer esa rotunda asirmaei6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
Sc NECESITA

Sc NECESITA
una Casa en- Ell Condado. que
de frente al mar, con A habi-
taciones mas, para princi-
piOs de julio. -Dirijase a:
CERECEDO HNOS. & co.
San Juan, p. r..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTMENT. DEL
INTERIOR
Division de AUTOMOBILES
AVISO

A TODOS Los DUENOSt DE
AUTOMOBILES DE SAN JUAN
Hoy Sc enlpiezan a cambiar
las tabliIIas de AUTOMOBILES, y
para su prOp;a convenience le
sugierO que Obtenga cnantO
antes las que correspondent al
suyO, pues la p0Iicia tiene ms
truCCiOnes para impedir el
traficO de tOdOs aqueIIOs ye-
hiculOs de motor que en- Julio
! no haya nObtenidO sus nue.
vas tabIiIIas.
GuilIermO ESTEVES,
C0MISIONADO
JUNO 26, 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26

greSSlonaI RECORD.
Pero 10 que no saben nuestros
lectores es que ell representante
at-large, seiior Alfonso, ha susci-
tado la misma question en- la Ca
mara en- 10 que a el Sc refiere, aun
cuando por motives distintos.
UN SUPUESTO
TESTAMENTO
El senor Alfonso ha hecho cons
tar en- la Camara que desea susci-
tar una question de privilegio per-
sonal en- beneficio propio y de la
misma Cainara de Representatives..
Manifesto en- primer ternaino que
"a Ia Camara Sc ha traido por el
senor Mac X. Jones una nocion
para que cierto discurso del sefior
C6rdova Davila, pronunciado en- Ell
Congreso, Sc haga documento de
dicho cuerpo legislative. Agrego
que en- Ell referido discurso Sc in
serta La opinion del Juez Foote en-
el case de Sabalier VS.. Tglesias, y
que en- dicha opinion Sc lie hace
aps4recer a el, (Alonso), como fIr-
mante de un supuesto testamento
en- ell cual Sabalier lega sus bic
nes los hijos de Iglesias. Diie
Alfonso que el jamas ha visto ese
faiso testamento, que su firma no
aparece en- ningun documento lle-
vado a los tribunales en- ell ruidoso
ple:to, que asi 10 aclara debida-
mente Y en- justicia la reciente
opinion del Hon. Tribunal Supre-
mo y que el, como representante
at-large, plantea formalmente la
question de privilegio personal. y
col;cita que la opinion del Supreme
Sc haga documento official de la
Camara de Representatives., Sc im-
prima en- forma de folleto Y Sc re-
parta gratuitamente en- todo Puer-
to Rico, como reivindicacion su
personalidad Y para neutralizar .ei
efeeto del discurso del senor Cor
dova Davila en- ell cual sc inserta
otra opinion de un tribunal infe-
rior que ha sido revocada en- estos
molnentos por ell mas alto tribu-
nal de Puerto Rico.
Ell HONOR DE LA CAMARA
Alfonso, al hacer la solicitud que
dejamos apuntada, manifesto que
Ell discurso que Sc pretende hacer
oocumento de la Camara es un
atentado su honor y que al mis-
mo tempo 10 es a la propia Ca.
mara de Representatives., va que
ei es un representante at-large,
clecto por ell pueblo.
Hizo hincapie en- que Sc inserta-
Sc como documento de la Camara
Ia opinion del Supreme, alegando
una y otra vez cue la Camara Ie
debia esa reinvindicacion moral,
va que el jamas vic ell supuesto
testamento y mucho menos pudo
afirnarlo.
La solicitud del representante
Alfonso ha pasado un comite es-
pecial, para ser informada con-
3untamente con la peticion de lyle
sias-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26

iorando nOtahIemente.
FL MuNDO hace fervientes vo-
ies por yer restablecido dc un
todo. . tan distinguido amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26

~~tn raanfa = IL &lndientaFa.
falia9e = fassF O. nanso Il plei.
q. elaFe erta qas lpss fasfo eesa
- olaalsAt~Fa poFqae els - dc.
gcsutiaas e. 20. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
Speaker to Call
Special Session

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. .--IP-Intcr-
est in Texas political melodrama 20
day shifted from the hill-fringed capi-
tai to the wind-swept plains of the
Panhandle, where last night Speaker
Lee Satterwhite of the lower house Il
the Legislature announced be would
call a special session Of the House 10
assemble January for an inyestiga-
ton of state departments and possible
impeachment proceedings. His procla-
nation. he said, viii be published ~
cember 16.
Speaker Satterwhite's announcement
followed close on the heels of an IN
official statement Of Governor Miriam
A. Ferguson given in an interview with
a correspondent of the Baltimore Snn
that no special session would be called.
despite a petition for one signed b. 20
members Of the Legislature. An Off
eial announcement from the governor
on this subject was expectantly await
ed today. All efforts last night to gaia
n direct expression from her or her
husband and political adviser, James
Z. Ferguson, were fruitiess-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
J ADDITIONAL BILLS
RETURNED AGAINST
S. A. BLACK TERRORS

Nine more charges Of murder and
criminal attack were added to the SO
previously charged against the "Black
Terrors" when the grand jury of the
Thirty-Seventh District Court re
ported to Judge William s. Anderson
1t noon Tuesday.
\ The grand jury returned "a true
bills and 43 mo bills"
Included in the mo bills" were five
charges of murder, generating Joe
knight, Victor Knight, Amado Casa
pova, George Knight and Adolpho
Eaucedo in the death of man killed
m a dance hall fight at Elmendorf sew
rsl weeks ago.
Growing out of the same dance hall
Eight, 10 assault to murder charges
against the same men were mo billed. y
Three other assault to murder charges
we're also mo billed"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
SAYS,
Situation
CALLS FOR
PRO BE
Son Of Former Governor
Believes Thorough Inquiry
Should Be Inaugurated.

HOUSTON, Dec. 1.-Win C. Hogg.
son Of former Texas governor, and
widely known as one Of the states
wealthy men, in a statement here to-
day announced his willingness to as
sist in underwriting the expense of
special session of the Legislature.
What / know about any sort of
underwriting of the expense of the
special session." be said, comes from
the papers, although l dare say /
would join such guaranty at the re-
quest OF the speaker and a majority
of the House of Representatives, who
now seem impelled by patriotic duty
and an aroused public sDpinion to in
vestigate the Ferguson administration.
Doubtless many members can and will
finance themselves and certainly the
neighbors and the home folks OF near
ly all the others will see TO it that
their representatives, Ferguson or
anti-Ferguson, sail not be shut out
of the show for lack Of railroad fare
and board at AUSTIN
Il am inclined to agree with Farm
er JIM" he said, referring to the hus-
band of Governor Miriam A. Fergu-
son, "tnat this is situation for a
healthy, honest. untiring grand jury,
for it is probably as ridiculous and ID
sickening as ever confronted an Amer
lean commonwealth.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
MAYOR SWEARS OFF!
DOESN'T WANT TO EAT
DUCKS EVER AGAIN

Il don't want to see another duck, {"
Mayor John w. Tobin remarked upon
his return to the city hall Tuesday
after a weeks hunting near the St.
Charles Bay Club.
The mayor declared that he killed
the limit and had eaten duck three
times day since he left.
Returning with the mayor was the
party composed of Ray Lambert, com
missioner of parks: Ed Walsh, Bob
Colglazier, County Commissioner
Frank Sommers and Judge Augustus
McCloskey.
Charles Steffler, brother of Street
Commissioner Paul Z. Steffler, is pres
ident of the st. Charles Bay Club,
where the party stopped.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
WILLIAMS NAMED
VICE PRESIDENT
OF GUARANTY BANK


W. A. Williams, 1902 West Kings
Highway, has been elected vice presi-
dent of the Guaranty Bond State Bank
te succeed the late George d. Nc
Gloin, it has been announced.
Having been in the banking bust
ness for p years. Mr.. Williams is
widely known throughout the state in
banking circles. He was with the
state banking department for eleven
years and during the last six years
was special examiner.
Mr.. Williams will enter actively
into the business of the bank Decem-
Der Is, it was announced
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
MEXICO WILL SIGN
BORDER DRUG PACT

MEXIColCITY Dec. 1.-R-For-
,ign Secretary Saenz has instructed
Manuel Teller, Mexican ambassador
in Washington, to sign the conven'
lion negotiated at FL Peso for restric-
hon Of liquor and drag smuggling over
the border and also the convention for
,xtradition Of criminals
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
TEXAS BOOM
PREDIgTED
SHORTLY !,
Capitalists Say .. "A. should
Become Garmept-mak-
ing Center.

A loan for the South is welcomed
above all others today by the capital
lists Of Wall street.
The statement is not an idle boast
of the South's development but is a
fact, the news Of which was brought
direct to San Antonio from banking
houses of the East by party of CAPT
talists, who arrived over the NIX. T.
in a private car.
X. Sadowsky, multi-millionaire gar
ment manufacturer of New York, and
chain department store owner, was a
rember of the party. Besides being
one of the largest manufacturers of
women's garments in the world, Mr..
Sadowsky is a director Of the Nation
al Department Stores company, op-
orators of string of 10 stores.
SEES BIG FUTURE.
San Antonio is in n position to be-
come one of the largest clothing manu-
featuring centers in the country, he
uaid.
Labor, fuel and climatic conditions
here are such. Mr.. Sadowsky said,
that small factories now springing up
here find they can have the material
cut in New York, shipped here and
manufactured into the finished prod
uct, and returned to eastern markets
at saving over the cost of manufac-
ture in the North.
Mr.. Sadowsky's prediction is that
within the near future raw material
raised in the South will 20 through
the entire process of manufacture be-
fore it is shipped out.
OWN INTEREST IN S. A. STORE.
The party, which assembled in st.
Louis to make trip through the state
studying conditions, came here as
guests of W. f. Carter of Carter, Nor
toni and Jones. st. Louis attorneys.
Other members of the party were
Morton Stein of the Stein-Salant law
firm, New York, and treasurer of the
National Department Stores Com
pany; Maurice Meyer, vice president,
and Julian Blass of the Gus Blass
department store, Little Rock.
Members of the party own individual
interest in the Wolff and aarx Com
pany here.
Predicting the development boom
scheduled to envelope South Texas
within the next two years and Rak-
ing clear the growing Importance Of
the South as the place to invest in
the eyes of eastern capitalists, Mr..
Stein Monday recounted a conversation
with an official of one of the large
loan companies of New York.
"Less than week ago." Mr.. Stein
said, II was told that a southern loan
is the most desirable OF all and that
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
AGENTS CATCH YOUTH
MAKING DOPE SALE

Arrested by narcotic agents and
City Detective George stendebaeh
shortly afier he had made a sale of
morphine ar Concho and Matamoras
streets. a young Mexican is in the
city iail.
The man possessed several grains of
morphine. the agen5s said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
MI TCHELL PLEA
FOROUSTER
F Ais

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-R-
Counsel for Colonel William Mitchell
failed today in spectacular attempt
to unseat another member Of the
Mitchell court-martial-Major Gener-
al William S. Graves.
After consultation in secret the
court oyerruled defense charges that
General Graves lad interfcred with
Continued on PAGE Two)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01

MFRS. FERGUSON, governor OF
IVA Texas, takes prohibition seri-
ously. She wonders why they arrest
bootlfggers who carry two or three
pintf for sale, but don't arrest boot
leggErs worth more than $4,000
The lady-govcrnor has something
to Ilearn about American methods.
InJthis country $1,000 means protec-
tidn, $5,000,0O0 means immunity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
JAIL DRIVER
OF DEATH
MACHINE
TRIPLE Accident Results
Fatally When Auto
Overturns.

Frank Lopez. 113S Morales street.
is dead; Mrs. Concha Sanchez Abriego.
101S East Houston street is dying !:
and a garage owner is in the city
jail as the result of fatal automobile
accident on South blackberry street
at Delaware Monday night.
The garage man with the two vic
tins and Mrs. Alice Evans, 615 North
New Braunfels avenue, owner of the
automobile, were riding in the ILL
fated machine when it and a street
car collided at the street intersection.
After the first crash, the death car
and one driven by II. w. Harper,
14O5 Broadway, collided.
WOMAN'S SKULL FRACTURED
The impact of the second collision
threw the automobile back into the
street car. These buffetings overturn-
ed Mrs. Evans automobile, which
SN'iNiSouitNu ctNtIGl lllutS before
stopping.
Lopez was killed instantly. Mrs.
Abriego, is suffering with major frac-
ture of the skull in two places and
has not gained consciousness since
the blow which injured her. She is
not expected to live.
SECOND ACCIDENT
The garage-owner fled from the
scene before the arrival of the Off
GERS. He was arrested by Chief of
Detectives Street, Detectives Carver
and Ruhnke at his place of business
asleep.
Mrs. Evans, still suffering with an
injury to her left leg received week
ago in an automobile crash, es-
capped unhurt in the last crash.
Monday night was the first time, her
automobile had been driven since the
first accident,
The machine had been repaired by
the garage man, and he was piloting
it on a try-out spin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
BELGIUM BACKS u. $

BRUSSELS, Dec. Says lie Soir.
Bels,um's biggest newspaper: "Ameri-
ca, ysu are a good Suzerain. Keep it
up" This is in answer to denuncia-
ton Of Americas financial imperial
ISM"