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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
CARVER is ELECTED
ST. MARY'S CAPTAIN

Buster" Carver. An-City tackle on
the Breckenridge High School eleven
in 1923, was Monday afternoon elect
cd captain Of the st. Mary's College
Ratticrs for the approaching season.
The new Rather captain did not en-
ter college last year, but displayed
all Of his old ability as tackle on the
Grayjackets' eleven, local indepcnd'
cnt organization.
He is one of the most popular grid
stars in the city, and will make an
excellent captain for the st. Mary's
team.
The Rattlers are practicing daily in
preparation for their opening game
with Schreiner Institute on October 3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
ABSORBED
IN FOOTBALL
PROBLEMS
Expects Gambling" Plays
Not Later Than Second
Down This Year.
By HERBERT REED

Copyright, 1925, BY Universal Service.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The mod
crn football attack, if one confines it
to the three arms, running, passing
and kicking, is one of the most abb
sorbing football problems. 1t should
be so confined, for there is little chance
in the three downs to take chances. 1t
has been said that the best. attack is
the best defense. / do not believe
that, nor do / believe that the third
down, with considerable ground to
gain, is the forward passing down"
1t is all but a certainty that this year
what are known as the gambling
plays will be put over not later than
the second down, and quite possibly
on the first.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22

way and then
another in eff.
forts to cure
some Gasperat-
ing effect that
is taking place
on tho ball.
Here plainly is
a case of trying
to correct one
fault by adopt
ing a n o t h e +.
There is a rath-
er widespread
rule that the
VS. in the hands
8 ould both
point to the
right shoulder
during the adj
dress. Perhaps
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
GERMANS LOCKED
OVER ALLIED ISSUE

BERLIN, Sept. 22.-After three
hours debate on the allied invitation
to a security conference, the Ger
man cabinet adjourned last night with
out reaching a decision.
The stand to be taken by the ma
tionalist ministers will be determined
by a party conference today which
is to seek a way to enable the min
listers to agree to the invitation.
The cabinet will meet Immediately
after the party conference and final
acceptance of the invita- ton is ex-
pectcd tonight. 1t will. however.
have 10 be ratified by the foreign
committee of the Reichstag.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
FREE TRIP TO FIRST
BASE is EXPENSIVE

A free trip to first base may prove
rather expensive for Frank Wilcox.
26, Of 119 East Craig place, police
say.
Wilcox was hit in the abdomen BY
a pitched ball in a game Friday.
Wilcox was taken 10 the Robert 3.
Green hospital for treatment. The
extent Of his injuries have not been
determined
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
PAUL'S GROVE WINS
FROM FLYERS, S TO
4, IN 10 INNINGS

Paul's Grove defeated the Fortieth
Squadron of Kelly Field, 3 to 4. in
a 1O-inning game at Pauls Grove
Sunday. Fl. Kalisky, Paufs Grove
pitcher, won his own game in the ex-
ira frame when he tripled with OFT
on base.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
10th Squad. 600 OBJ 600 o. q 2
Paul's Grv. 112 900 600 ID Z :
Batteries: Chalk and Folsom III.
Kelisky and W. Kalisky.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
FAyORS KICKING GAME.

Fundamentally, there are two ways
in which to gain ground-enough
ground to establish, for instance,
winning system. Pop Warner, then
coach at Cornell. later interested in
the Carlisle Indians, was perhaps the
father of the first way. When he was
coaching the Carlisle Indians, Warner
devised the direct pass from center,
and built all his attacking arrange
ments on that distribution. No doubt
he is still doing the same thing at
Stanford University. This estimate OF
Warner really belongs under another
heading. He was among the first to
take up the game after the first dras-
tic rule revision; he has been among
those who have fought for the kick
ing game, and he is a downright old
timer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
STECHER IN EASY
WIN OVER BROWNING

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-LP)
Joe Stecher, heavyweight wrestling
championship claimant took two
straight falls from Jim Browning
here last night. the first in one hour
and eight minutes and the second in
> IL minutes.
Both were won with a flying body
scissors hold. 4 match between Hans
Steinke and Andrews Costano, was
declared a draw at the end Of an
hour.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
PROVIDE NUMBERS
FOR FAIR GOLFERS

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 22.-P--A
feature of the Doth women's amateur
national golf championship here next
week will be individual Identification
of the n entrants by numbers. Pro-
grams will be issued so the spectators
may learn the name Of player by
looking up her number. The same
will be on her golf bag.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
YoRK LEAGUE CHAMPS

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-CP-York
White Roses today won the 1928
championship Of the New York-Penn-
Kylvania baseball league by defeating
/ wilhamsport 5 to 3. in an eleyen-in-
ming battle. The victory was NOrk's
ThinI IN the play-Off series. Williams
port won only one contest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
MODERN ATTACK.

Now back again to the attack. War
ner has always said: Give the man
the ball, let him stand fast with it ;
let his entire team form in front of
him; how are you able to stop himi"
And there is Charley DAILY, who
says: "Any man who takes five steps
or more behind the line of scrimmnse
is useless to his team So much for
DAILY, a great coach. now back at Har.
ward, and in command Of the back
field. We have here the modern at
tack which starts this way; and
evolves into something like this:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
SHORTEST ROUTE.

There are, none the less. certain fun
damental principles of attack. In the
first place the attack, granted that
the personnel is first-class, goes al
ways the shortest roulette close
slants, the direct drives, and the end
runs. 1t is this attack that has built
up the play off tackle.
Incidentally, the kicking game, the
game that has been kept alive through
many vicissitudcs. ought to be this
year one Of the great weapons Of at
tack, and, pcrchance, the decisive fac
tor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
WALKER CONQUERS SHADE in FURIOUS BATTLE
Inside Golf
by CHESTER HORTON
Maker OF 81 Coli Chnmpions. "Gslfs
most successful TEACHER" says
"Chick' Evans.

1t is a rather common practice
among average golfers to twist the
hands around on the shaft first one
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22

And the ovolvement depends on the
distribution of the defense. The mod
ernists still cling to the balanced line.
to the feeling that the slants, off tackle
or off end, are sufficient 10 make the
team q good one.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
Boston, :; Cincinnati. 8.

At Cincinnati r. II. z.
Cincinnati ...... $40 002 O0O-s ?
Batteries: Benton, Kamp and Glib
son; Goodwin, May, Brady, Donohue
and Hargrsye, Kreueger.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
PIRATES WITHIN
THREE GAMES
Of FLAG
CuyIer Ties Record for
Consecutive Hits in
National League.

NEW YORK Sept. 22.-CP-Pitts.
burgh's pennant march in the National
League race, continues unimpedcd
Bolstered by seven consecutive vic.
tories, the Pirates need to win but
three of their remaining nine games
to nail the flag to their mast. Wash
ington needs five of its scheduled
twelve games TO triumph in the Amer
lean League.
The Corsairs pounded out a 0 to
verdict over the Phillies yesterday
Hazen Cuyler, Pittsburgh outfielder
hit safely in his first two times at bat,
running his string of straight hits &c
ten. This is believed TO equal the Ma.
tional League record made by Ed
Konetchy Of Brooklyn, in 1919. Iris
Speaker of the Indians, holds the ma
jor league record, however, with safe
hits in eleven consecutive times at bat
in 1920.
ROBINS LOSE.
The Robins have been losing as con-
sistently as the Pirates have been win.
ming. Brooklyn dropped its eighth
straight TO the Cubs, 3 to 2, which
places the Robins practically out OF
reach of first division this season.
Bob McGraw, pitcher purchased from
Minneapolis for $4,000, has Joined
Robbie's club.
Five pitchers failed to stay the
Braves and the Reds. lost. Z to G.
Walker of Cincinnati, hit a homer
with one on base in the first inning.
Rain washed away the Giant-C Cards
game in st. Louis.
The Athletics turned in a 10-to-7
victory in their last meeting with the
Bengals this year. The Mackmen won
IA Of % games with the Tigers in
their series.
Washington and the other American
League clubs were not scheduled. Mil
Ter Higgins, manager Of the Yankees,
favors the world champions to beat
the Pirates in the world series. He
believes the Senators pitching staff
and veteran players give them the
edge.
Victory for Pittsburgh is predicted
by John A. Heydler. National League
president. Pittsburgh will put into
the series probably the best team ever
entered by the National Leaggc," he
said at Louisville.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22

New York at st. Louis, game post
poned, rain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
Mondays Results.
PhiIadsIphia. 10; Detroit, ].

At Philadelphia Z. u. Z.
Philadelphia -. O1o o7o O2x-lo Is
Batteries: Holloway, Collins, Doyle
and Bassler; Quinn, Gray and Cochrane.
Only one game played.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
Pittsburgh, 0; Philadelphia, :.

At PittEburgh- r. II. z.
Philadclphla 80. 800 sol 600 II
Pittsburgh ....... COS go o0x-s IL ,
Batteries: Crumpler, Couch, Decatur,
Ulrlch and He9lIne; Goodwin, Oldham,
Morrison and Gooch.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
; Pennant Chasers
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Play Tuesday.

st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Play Tuesday.

Play Tuesday.
New York at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
Mondays Results.

Chicago, 3; Brooklyn, 2.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

Tn cnanto 4 "a famosa retroacfi.
F.dad aver hemos dido decir i m
repFesentnnte que ESQ es 10 mas
irrazonabie que pueda exigirse Al
epatribuyente. y "a no es POGO de-
eir euando un representante del
pneblp. eonseiente y preparado. sc
ekpresa en- esos tfrminos.
los abogados mas prestigiosos
- ruerto Rice estan eontestes en-
e,zs "a retroactividad en- este case
es absoiutamente anticonstitucio-
nal, > nosotEos podemos garanti-
zaF. sin miedo a eQniyocarnos, que
= 10 se elimina esa clausula de Ia
-. II Tesoro tendra un pleito por
eada eontribuyente. perspectiva no
nsuy agFadable por cierto.
- enanto al tipo del ~ med. 0
pof ciento es innecesario decir que
e. ruinoso, que no puede adoptar-
-. que seria poner el dogal al cue
10 del eontribuyente. I'm los Ese
contlnda en- Ia Pag. .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

que loe afectados por la ley de in
eoine-tax esperan que el Senado
.amas ratifique reeomendaciones
de esa naturaleza. que aun GUAM
O. formuladas de- la mejor buena
fe Tueden preeipitar al pals en- La
r1.na.
n pals entero espera con ansie-
cad Ia yotaci6n final y definiti-
va. eonfiandO en- que triunfara e,
patriotismo de nuestros hombres
representatives y que estos janas
oaran 81 asentimiento al informe
De Is eomision de conferencias. que
renetimos ssta fundado en- la me-
.cr buena f. pero que 81 Sc adop-
tase traeria c0nsiRo graves males.
II infelicidad de nuestro pueblo ?
a fnina De Puerto Rico. No nece-
sitamoa entrar en- detalles. va he
mos probado hasta la saciedad, Ell
iuformaei0nes que han ido apare-
esendo a interyalos. que no es po-
allle poneF en- vigor la retroacti-
s.dad, que no IS possible aprcbar
~ tipo eontributivo tan crecido,
siu provoear una situaei6n harto
eomprometida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
L0 que 81 debem0s
aClarar eS que deSde
Ell inStante en- que ell
ST. BarCeI0 dio pOde
res a dos amigos SUI
yos, admiti0, de he
Ch0 la S0IvenCia del
ST. Coll y CuChi en- ell
terTen0 de los caba-
IIer0S"
ASl Sc eXpFeSan los SehOreS Angel
RiVeFO Y Alfonso LaStEd ChaFriez,
REPRESENTATIVES, del LcdO. CayetaDO
Coll Y Cuchi
ALREDEDoR DE UN AcTA

Contestando a determinadas a1u-
stones del sehor Coll y Cuchi, los
senores Benitez Castafio y Urrutia
Martorell, tpuntualizan' en- la
prensa de aver sus actuaciones al
entender en- la question personal
surgida entire los sefiores Barceio
y Con.
Ignoramos, por no constarnos, 81
aquellos caballeros antes de visl-
tarnos buscaron cerca de aiguna
persona una possible elimination de
nuestro representado; 10 q. 81 deioe-
mos aclarar es q. desde el instante
en- d. ell sr. Barcel6 dio poae-e a
dos amibos suyos, admiti6 "de he
cho", la solvencia del Sr. Coll y On
chi, mel terreno de los caballeros.
Es este un punto sobre el cual no
cabe discussion, por estar rsglamen-
tado en- Ell C6digo del Honor. Y cne
ash 10 entendieron 10 entendieron
bien- -aquelIos Representatives., es
que la hnica acta que de aquel
case Sc levant6, cerrada fue con
sus tirmas.
Nuestra entrevista fue serena,
-assnaue prolongada, por tratarse del
honor de dos caballeros. Ell docu-
mento es claro, corto, precise Y no
permite torcidas interpretaciones.
Los sefores Urrutia Y Benttez sa-
ben que solo un Tribunal de Ho-
nor puedc descalifcar a un caba-
Hero; este no puede hacerlo IN re-
tado porque nadio prede juzgar 81
propio pleito.
Y como no sentimos placer en- pu
blicar cosas que puedan HERR aje-
nos sentinientos, hacemcs, tambien,
punto final en- este deIicado asrr-
tc.
Alfonso Lastra cHARRIEZ.
Angel Rivero MENDEz.
San Juan, Puerto Rlco,
Julio 8, 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
FL SenadO dprOb6 un
prOyeCtO SuStitutO a Ia
ley de ventdS enViddO
pOr Ia Cdmdrd, deSpu6S
de una discussion que Sc
prOlOngO hdStd las Cua-
trO de Ia mdndnd
Ell pT0yect0 en- question
imp0ne una c0ntribuCl6n
unif0rme del | p0r cient0
S0bre ventaS
IgIeSiaS y ZenO hiCierOR grandeS
eSfuerzOS para Obtener Ia exeR-
Ci0D de CiertOS dFtiCulOS de
pFlmera neCeSldad

Antenoche sc discutio en- ell Sc
nado Ia llamada LEY de Arbi-
trios y de Contribution sobre Ven
tas". Hubo incidentes muy inte-
iesantes Y discusiones acaloradas.
Informo el proyecto ell senior
Sanchez Morales. El senador Igle-
sias, propuso que Sc eliminaran de
toda contribution los articulos
alimenticios, y fue derrotado. FL
senador Zeno. reprodujo la mocion
del senior Iglesias enmendandola
dc suerte que Sc elevase ell tipo
al 2fo sobre los articulos de lu-
lo; pero eliminando de toda con
t1ibuci0n a los articulos de pri-
mera necesidad. Fue tambien de-
rrotado. Garcia Dueos, pidio que
sc hbrase de contribution la
sal. triunfando la enmienda. A
mocion del sefor Barcelo, Sc ELI
rainaron de impuestos los jabones.
Sc rebajo el tipo contributivo re-
comendado por el Colnite para los
cigarrillos. considerandose esta
rebaja como una protection Ia
industria del pals.
En- la votaci6n final, votaron en-
contra los senadores Aponte,
Iriarte, Gonzalez Fagundo y Pc
rea. quienes luego rectifcaron sus
votos para evitar que fuese de-
rrotado el proyecto.
Explicaron verbalmente su vo-
10 affirmative los senores Fuertes
e Iglesias. Luego el Sr. Iglesias,
que habia votado favorablemente,
retro su voto fundandose EN- que
tcontinna en In pag. o.i
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

que Iglesias SO ausenta fines d
este mes hacia los Estados Unidos,
donde debe asistir la convention
de La Pan American Federation of
Labor Ademas Sc ausenta otro H.
der del partido, Ell senior Rivera
Martinez, quien asistira la con
vencion de la International de Ia
baQueros y quien acompafa el Sc
nor Paz Granela.
Marchando del pals estos tres
jefes, es indudable Que Sc imponfa
antes un cambio de impresiones ge-
neral para orientar debidamente Ia
Marcia de dicha colectividad
La reunion del domingo promote
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
IL ISFORME DEL
cOMfTE DE-
c0NFERENcIAs


IN contra de las razonahlea re-
eeusendaeienes a. In Comisl6n a.
iiaciendu DEL senados-que Gauss
ron excelersr impression en b opt.
nl6n sensala del pals.-el eomits
- eonfereneias FeeomieHda que -
.sdopie como tipe eonfFibufiyo q
- ; medic IsgF eisnio. aae se apli-
q.io 81 tosio "a riGor u FetFoaefi-
fsdad 3 ane se conceda solamente
us.s ezeneitH a. NIL d6lares
Eao 81 D. cue Observation-Disclosures
feeomlsnda II eomisstn de eonfe-
feneias ~ ambos rusrpos iegiala.
t.voa. ese - "A infofms qae sera
IaeFso = discussion y yutaeidn a.
IN momsnto 4 ofFs en n CAmara
j - NenaAa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

Nuestros lectores estan al cabo
dc las dificultades que han surgido
al discutirse la nueva Ley Munici-
pal, debido a la enmienda que con-
cede al General Mcintyre, Jefe del
Bureau de Asuntos Insulares la IA
cuitad de vender por su cuenta y
riesgo, sin Icitaci6n alguna, los bo-
nos de los emprestitos municipales.
Sabido es tambien que Ell caucus
de La mayoria legislative acord6 la
aprobacion de esa ennlienda, que
luego la camara la derrot6 por en-
Gina del acuerdo del caucus. Todo
este ha venido a intensiicar las di-
fcultades, hasta que fnalmente SO
ha pedido una reconsideration para
poner a votaci6n una vez mas la
consabida enmienda.
Pero. All
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
LA QUESTION DE
Los HIPODROMOS

A nocion del Representative Sc
nor Gallardo, la Camara acord5
ademas traer a la orden del dia
una vez mas el proyecto de ley SUI
priniendo los hipodromos en- Pto.
Rico, proyecto que habia sido de-
rrotado previamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
LA MOCION DEL
LCDO. LASTRA

ILCDO. LASTRA
| Sc trata del proyecto del Sena-
do ndmero liz, reorganizando la
Comision de Indemnizaciones a
Obreros, proyecto que tantos CO.
mentarios ha provocado durante
estos liltimos dias.
Lo cierto es que ell proyecto en-
question vino a la Camara proce-
dente del Senado, Y que ALI los
senores representatives lie introdu-
jeron numerosisimas enmiendas,
hasta el extreme que Sc lego a
decir que el autor del proyecto ja-
mas 10 aceptarla en- esas condicio-
nes.
Ell proyecto, dchidamente en-
mendado fue -devueito al Senado,
este no acepto las enmiendas y en-
tonces Sc irnpuso que pasase co
mission de conferencias.
Pero he aquf que despues de un
intercambio de ideas nj senadores
III Representatives. llegan un
acuerdo definitivo, Y a esas altu-
ras ell Senado Sc lleva a su seno
otra vez Ell proyecto, sacandolo de
comision de conferencias, y le in
troduce nuevas enmiendas de las
cuales no tiene conocimiento la
Canlara nj los representatives que
actuaban en- comisi6n de conferen-
cias.
\ estos son los hechos que mo-
tlvaron la mocion del seiior Las
ira, quien aleg6 que Sc habia vio-
lado por ell Senado ell procedimien-
to parlamentario, va que dicho al
to cuerpo para llevarse de la CO.
mission de conferencias un proyecto
Y reconsiderarlo, introduciendole
nuevas enmiendas, tenia antes que
obtener ell consentimiento especi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
La CONISION DE CONFERENCIAS DE La CAL
MARA Y Ell SENADO QUE ENTENDIA EN- ELI
income TAX LEGO A I'm ENTEND|DO
AC0RD0 RECOMENDAR Ell 121a 90 COMO
TIP0, LA RETR0ACTIvIDAD COMO LEGAL, Y
UNA ExENCI0N De SOLO MIL DOLARES
txlSte absolute Certeza de que ell infOrme de Il
Com. de COnferenCiaS Serd deTOtadO en- ell SenadC

III Iomite ~ epn1rrencsMs de II
GAmaFa y ~ Senado our entiend.s
- Il famoso proyect0 de incume-
taK, obFa del experto Haig. ha ira.
i,alade durante alk6n tiempo y por
In ahora sabemoa como piensa.
pues aeaba de rcndiF su informe.
informe que ~ desgraeiadamente
soese aprobado eompFomeferia So
ilan.ente Ia sifnacl6n econ6miea q
faestra isia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

Debido Al EFan namere ae soll.
eitnaeh nss wemes ohagaaos :
abriE @fFs reeve curse de IA
oufonAFfA- MEcAMo0RAFIA.
TKMEDuRfA DE- LInRos 4 n
0LEs coMERcIAL 81 iunss - ds
julie Para mas informss dlrl1ass
= = coLEofo ROYAL 0REuC.
ALLIES %. sAN JUAN. P.R.
Aavt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
FoRMALIzA LA QUESTION

Los representantes Gallardo, Ro-
mani, y Ti2ol intervinieron EN- la
discussion, hacienda manifestation
hes muy atinadas, y finalmente la
mocion fue formalizada sufriendo
algunas enniendas y manifestando
en- sintesis que la Can1ara Sc daba
por enterada de que el Senado re-
tiraba ell proyecto 112 de comision
de conferencias, pero que devolvia
el proyecto de referencia tai CO.
mo habia venido enmendado por Ell
Senado a Ultima hora por no po-
der considerable hasta tanto ell Se-
nado no sohcitase el consentimien-
to especifico de la Camara para
entrar en- la reconsideration.
Esperemos pues a yer cual sea
la actitud del Senado, va que Ia
Camara hizo suya la mocion de
one hemos hablado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
DE IMPORTANCIA PARA
LAS Personals INTERE-
SADAS
Necesit0 saber la residen-
cia de dofia Carmen Fernan-
DEE de Mediavilla; Y de dona
JOsefa Rios de Fcrrer.
Dirijase a Jaime Calaf CO.
llazO, Manati, p. r..
EN- NEW YORK

Excelente Casa dc Familia Sitio es-
cogido entire Central Park v Broad
way. Atencion esmerada a fanilias.
Avlsando esperaremos en- muelle.
Al llegar visftenos por su conve-
niencia: DR.. J. J. FONT,
10 West 91st. st. -Informaran en-
San Juan: Box 140O. Tel. 11o5.
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Ell COMITE fJFCUTIVO
TERRITORIAL DEL PAR
TlD0 SOCIALISM, TIA 81
DO CONVOCADO URCEN-
TEMENTE PARA UNA.
REUNION 0. TENDRA LLI-
GAR Ell DOMINGO
En- eStd reunion Sc diScuiira am
pliamente Ia Siludci6a pOlitiCa Y
Sc adOptaRa Ia COndueta a SeguiF
en- vista de los dItimOS dCOnteel-
mientOS

Los ultilnos acontecimientos POT
liticos ocurridos en- nuestra isla
preocupan generalmente a las. dis
tintas colectividades politicas, va
que a los efectos de la lucha unas
estan unidas a otras por hilos in
visibles.
De ahf ell que ell Partido Socialis-
Ia ta1nbien Sc sienta interesado en-
gran manera en- Ell actual nomento
politico y Sc apreste a discutir sus
problemas Y prepararse para afron
tar cualquiera situaci6n dificil que
surja en- un momento dado
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81 hemos a. rreorsr Is lmpre-
ftn EoBfral. tenemos qae infoF.
mar que ~ informs ha causada
rna lmpresi6n rs,co aeradabie. 5
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LA REUNION DEL DoM1Neo

Al efecto, podemos informar
nuestros lectores que el Con1ssse e
cutivo Territorial del Partido So
cialista, ORGANISING supreme de
dicha colectividad, ,--ha sido convo-
cado urgentemente para una session
extraordinaria que tendra lugar Ell
proximo domingo, las dos de la
tarde, en- las oficinas de la Fedora
cion Libre en- esta capital
Los asuntos a tratar en- esa reu-
MON son de trascendentaI impor-
tancia v mas aun, dc esa reunion
depende en- gran manera la conduc-
ia seguir por Ell Partido Socia-
hsta en- cuanto a posibles fusiones,
coaliciones como Sc les quiera
lamar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

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