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HOOSier Briefs

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Ill Bandits for the third time
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crews of their watches.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
COLOMBO RUBBER
DISPATCH REFUTED

LONDON, Oct. 12.-CP-The Brit
ish colonial office stated today thai
there was no ground for the suggges
ton contained in a news dispatch
from Colombo. Ceylon, Saturday, that
the maximum exportable rubber be in
creased during the quarter beginning
November, by 90 per cent of til,
standard production instead of 10 PEI
cent.
The Colombo dispatch said such a
proposal had been made by the co.
lonial secretary and approved by a
representative meeting there.
The colonial secretary, /. c. NJ.
Amery. stated that the working of the
Stevenson scheme was constantly un-
der observation.
Confidential proposals Of all sorts
frequently were exchanged between the
government in London end the East
regarding the operation OF the scheme
but no decision had been reached TO-.
changing it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
PROSPECT HILL
CHURCHPLANS
REVIVAL
Meetings VIII Be Held
Nightly for Three
Weeks.

Plans for a revival meeting 10 open
Wednesday, October a, and continue
two 10 three weeks have been COM
pleted by the board OF directors of
the Prospect Hill Christian church,
Buena Vista and Chupaderas streets.
This series of meetings will be I'M
der the leadership of the Rev. /. +.
Diehl, the pastor. assisted by the Rev.
A. b. McReynolds. who is according
TO the Rev. Mr.. Diehl. the living link
in the field for Russell c. Hill of San
Antonio. Services will be under a
tent on the grounds of the church and
will begin at 7:4J o'clock each eve.
ming, rain or shine. Should the wealth
er become cold the tent will be heated.
The Prospect Hill Christian
church." the Rev. Mr.. Diehl says. lis
in better condition than ever before.
from the standpoint of aggressive
workers and finances. In fact. it has
become known as the livest, biggest
little church in San Antonio.
DIR. Reynolds is sponsored by both
Russell {. Hill and the Missionary So
49, AL. mn, uHdDIc 10 DC III the
field himself. contributes, with the So
ciety, to the maintenance of DR.. Nc
Reynolds in order that he may. at all
times, have representative in the
field for God"
This, he continued, will be a San
Antonio meeting, as the music also
will be provided by San Antonio PEG.
pie.
The public is cordially invited to
attend any or all of the meetings" he
"and may rest assured that
will be preached that is not in
the Bible"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
) MILLIONAIRE
PRISONERS
PAROLED
Banker and Four Members
Of Rum Gangs Get
Freedom.

ATLANTA, Oct. 12.--CP)-Fiv,
federal prisoners. each reputed to b,
a millionaire, today were seeking lif,
anew after their release on parole
yesterday from the federal peniten
tiary here.
The list included an Evansville
Ind, banker, two members of Sa
vannah liquor gang and two from the
Gary. Ind, rum gang.
Notice of their paroles was receiv.
ed last Friday. but final notice was
not received until yesterday, it was
said.
Superintendent Luther C. White
Assistant Attorney General Mabe
Willebrandt, DIR. Charles T. Nellans
prison physician. and Warden j. w
Shook. were given high praise fol
their impartial treatment to all pris.
oners.
Richard Bailey of Savannah, and
c. c. Tuten of New York, who were
leaders in the Savannah booze running
field, said they had learned their
lesson and were going back to Savan-
nah TO make good"
Frank P. Fuchs, formerly vice
president of an Evansville bank; Clyde
Hunter and Lewis Barnes, ex-assist-
ant solicitor general and sheriff, re-
spectively, of Gary, and members of
what is known as the Gary gang at
the prison, were others leaving on
paroles.
Fuchs is said to have violated the
national banking laws. while Hunter
and Barns were convicted for con-
spiracy to violate the prohibition laws.
X. Q. Jackson, Y. NJ. Kimber and
B. NJ. Lucose, former mayor, prosecut-
ing attorneys and lawyer. respective
ly, OF Gary, have not received their
paroles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
ENDEAVORS
To HOLD Up!
COUPLE
STAGE Noonan, Halted by
Duo, Outwits Bandits
Twice and Flees.

Quick thinking and long automo
bile chase through city streets frus-
tiated what police think were two
attempts to hold up STAGE Noonan,
200 Fredericksburg road, and a wo-
man companion Sunday night.
While taking the young woman
home, Noonan's progress was blocked
on South blackberry street. A car
parked across the street without lights
caused, him to stop.
I'VE are officers" declared man
who stepped from the darkness.
When he failed to produce a badge,
Noonan, seeming trouble swerved his
ear around the parked automobile and
fled. The chase followed. A second
attempt to block his way was made
on South Prcsa street. He lodged
around the two men in the blockading
car and drove to the Front bank build
ing
On approaching the pursuers saw
Noonan hand his gun to a night
Waterman and fled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
Army Mules Envy
Ex-Buddy,' Given
Political Job

Army mules were restless
Monday.
The green-eyed demon Of envy
entered their stalls.
And all because one Of their
long.eared brothers has found y
political job with the city.
James Simpson, city purchas-
ing agent, was authorized to buy
the animal by the city council.
1t is not the fact that a city
Job is better than army life
that bothers the equines.
But this one in particular is
to be a substitute and work only
when one Of the regulars is In.
capacitated by illness.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
Bodied Hair
In u. 5. Causes
Grief in China
By Universal Service,

LOS ANGELES, Oct. IA
Bodied hair in America causes
suffering in China, according to
Mrs. Arthur Rider, returned
missionary.
Mrs. Rider said 30 per cent
Of Chinese women make their
living weaving hair-nets and the
slump in American purchases of
that commodity has resulted in
real hardship and suffering
among those workers.
The absence of lace trimming
on lingerie also was cited by
Mrs. Rider as having brought
grief TO feminine lace. makers in
the land of the poppy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
RURAL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCHES TO MEET

DALLAS, Oct. 12.-CP)-A confer.
ence of rural Presbyterian churches
OF Texas is 10 be held in Dallas Janu-
airy is and 10. Plans were laid at
meeting here yesterday of the survey
and continuation committees of the
church. Notable speakers. including
Or. Warren H. Wilson of New York.
head of the Country Life Department
OF the Presbyterian Church and au-
thor OF numerous books on rural
church work, have been invited to at
TEND.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
PRIVATE TOURIST
PARK is PLANNED

Planning TO erect approximately 100
one-room houses, owners of city block
No. 104 petitioned the city Monday
for permit TO operate private tour
ist park.
The property is bounded on the east
by the old San Pedro ditch. on the
west by San Pedro creek, on the north
by West Myrtle street and on the
south by West Park avenue. accord
ing TO the petitioners, W. r. Speegle
and Walter L. and Frank ". Hood
Each cottage will be equipped with
gas, water, electricity and sewerage,
the petition asserted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
BURGLARS VISIT FAIR.

WICHITA FALLS, Oct. 12-Burg-
lars entered the room of l.. W. Hunter
at the Texas-Oklahoma fair grounds
sometime Sunday night, forced the
lock on his trunk and stole $50 in
money. Mr.. Hunter is superintendent
Of the exposition grounds and makes
his home in one of ne buildings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
PARALYZED NEGRO
PAYS IN CHAIR FOR
DEATH OF DEPUTY

BELLEFONTE. Pa, Oct. 12.-CP
Paralyzed from the waist down by the
bullet that caused his capture, Ed
ward Stevenson, negro. was carried
on n stretcher TO the death chamber
of the Western penitentiary at Rock
view today and elcctrocuted.
Stevenson killed Deputy Constable
Robert Mason in Uniontown in jan
uary, 1924, during n gambling raid.
He escaped and was captured at Hook
Forge, Va. He resisted and was shot
in the hin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
RESCUERS SEEK
FLORIDA BOAT
VIC TINS
Eleven Dead and Three
Missing in Launch
Disaster.

MELBOURNE, Fla, Oct. 12.-P
Fishermen and other volunteers today
were searching the rocks and jettie:
for the three additional bodies ex
pected TO bring TO IA the death list
of the 40-foot launch Clara B, cap
sized in the Atlantic at the mouth
of SebT-tian Inlet late yesterday with
party of %, principally Kansans,
The eleven bodies already recovered
have been identified tentatively as
. follows:
ELEVEN VICTIMS
MR.. and MRS. f. T. BARTON,
Wichita.
MISS MABEL LARSON, Wichita.
d. L. BUCKLES, Wichita.
MIS- LORETTA DRIELLING,
MRS. LOCK DAVIDSON, Mel
bourne. formerly of Wichita.
c. E. ROACH and son, DONALD,
OF Plevna, Kan.
HARRY COPPOCK. Kansas City.
FRANK DRISC0LL, Melbourne.
A. L. WAGSTAFF, Kansas City.
The missing are listed as John /.
Salmans, a Mrs. Hustled and Mr..
Davidson. all Of Wichita.
WOMAN NEAR DEATH
The rescued include Captain Ed
Arnold, NJ. Blair. owner and skipper
OF the craft, Mrs. Ruckl-T, presum-
ably Mrs. D. L. Ruckles, wife of
the man by that name who was
drowned Mr.. and Mrs. David Barnes
of Wichita. A Mrs. Dickson. be-
slieved to be from Dodge City, Kan,
Mrs. Hill of Pauls Valley, a Mr..
Campbell and Mr.. Sears of Wichita,
and Lock Davidson, manager of the
Melbourne Farms company, hosts TO
The party Of junketers.
All Of the rescued suffered cuts
and bruises when dashed against the
rocks but the condition Of only one,
Mrs. Ruckles, is regarded as serious
Passage of the inlet was made safely
but because of rough seas outside,
Captain Arnold decided TO turn back.
The boat failed 10 respond 10 the
helm quickly enough, some Of the
rescued said, and was quarter
around when a big wave broke over
the deck. washing several members Of
the party overheard. The next wave
which hit the craft, turned il over.
BOY is HERO.
The heroic efforts of James Arnold.
12-year-old son of Captain Arnold.
saved the lives of four passengers who
had been thrown into the raging break
ers when his fathers launch turned
turtle.
Survivors said the lad swan ashore
and obtained a small boat, returned to
the yacht jumped into the water, and,
fighting against the high waves. sue
'ceeded in placing four persons in the
boat and landing them safely.
Two children were among those
drowned. Dan Roach, Z. went down
with his father, c. E. Roach. and To-
retta Dreilling, Is. who had accom-
panied d. L. Ruckles on the excursion,
was another youthful victim.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
COLD WAVE USHERS
IN FALL PURCHASING
CONTINUED From Page One. }

the menu to stay and steaks and heav,
Ter foods are crowding out salads and
lighter combinations.
Warm days between now and the
set in of real winter, il is said, will in
no way deter the buying. The begin
ming of the season is very abrupt and
once the idea of cold weather gets into
the heads of persons in general, the
season has come to stay.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
WEEKS BACK AT DESK.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-P)-
Secretary Weeks returned to his of.
flee at the War Department today for
the first time since March, when III
health compelled him to surrender ac-
tive charge of the department.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26
Los SABADOS DE
LA CORTE FEDERAL
Continuation de la pag. 81

despu6S de DIR las argumentaciones
EN- pro Y en- contra Sc reserve su re-
soluci0n.
La Corte resolyi0 que la prOpie-
dad lie Juan Giliberty, que fu6 hi
potecada a la firma de J. Ochoa y
Hermano, sea yendida en- subasta
al mejor pOst0r por no menos de
cuatro mil d6lares, de acuerdo en-
clio los letrados Quinones y TorO
Cabafas. Que dicha Suma sea depo-
sitada en- la Secretarfa sujeta a las
resultas dc un pleito que ell aboga-
do del Sfndico piensa establecer
para demostrar que hubO dolO o
fraude en- Ia constitution de dicha
hipOteca por parte de Giliberty a
Ochoa y tambi6n para hacer fren-
te al homestead" que legalmente
lie fu6 reconocido al quebrado senor
Giliberty. La yenta deberd ser anun
ciada y tendra lugar en- antes de
febrero 1G.
Sc sehal6 para el 81 de este mes
la discussion Ell cuanto a la aprOba-
ci6n del Pliego de Excepciones y
Exposition del Case en- ell case de
Enrique Collado, habeas corpus.
Sc propuso hasta el 81 del corrien
te la aprobaci6n del arreglo Ofre-
cido q sus acreedores por Juan So
lis Ell quiebra en- cuanto a cuyo ARE
glO ha Ofrecido el letrado r. Cas-
tro Fernandez cierta oposici0n.
Sc cancel0 la fianza prestada por
la National Surety Company en- fa-
vor de Harry T. Besosa, como Juez
de Quiebra Especial, nombrado pa
ra ell caso de la Central Defensa,
Inc, toda vez que dicho case ha
quedado completamente terminado
Y ces0 la responsabilidad de los fun
cionarios nombrados hace tempo.
Sc pospuso hasta el 81 del corrien
te la discussion de Ia moci6n de Car
los Aguayo y de S. Ramirez V Co.,
por su abOgado Pedro G. QuinOnes,
para que sea desestimada la deman
Ga iniciada en- contra de ellos Dor
ell abogado Angel Il. de JESUS por y
en- representation del Sfndico Sal
yador Font.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26
DE BASE BALL
EN Ell ESTRENO DE SU NUEyO
EQUIPO Ell 'SANTURCE STARS
ANOTA UNA NUEVA VICTORIA

Tn interesante juego de base ball
habfa Sid0 anunciadO para celebrar-
Sc en- la eXtensa planicie del anti
quo hip6dromO en- la parada 20, en-
ire las novenas "Soberano", de San
Juan y "Santurce Stars, de San
turce.
No eran aun las nueve media de
la mailana cuando va un considera-
BILE n1mero de personals habGa inva-
dido los terren0s en- que habia de
celebrarse ell mencionado desaffo.
A medida que la hora fijada para
el comienzo del juego Sc acercaba,
fu6 haci6ndose mas compacto ell CRU
po de personals hasta formar un
enorme gentfo avido de presenciar
a las huestes del "Santurcen en- el
estreno de su nuevo equipo "Wil-
SON..
Antes de las diez los jugadores
del Santurce Sc habfan desplega-
do todos en- el campo y en- sus res
pectivas posiciones, efectuando la
ritual prdctica para adiestrarse en-
ell tira Y coge antes del comienzo
del juego.
Como va he dicho, ell juego que
habia de celebrarse era entire las
novenas "Soberano" 'Santurce"
por tai causa fue de estuperfaccion
general al yer aparecer en- ell campo
antes de la hora reglamentaria pa
ra ell comienzo del juego, un sinnd-
nero de jugadores pertenecientes a
diferentes novenas de segunda de
la Capital, tales como del Casa
Blanca, del "Wico" del Army y
de otros.
/ La novena aquella, que muy bien
podfamOs lamar ''Escogido San
Juan" no intimid6 en- un apice a
los bravos muchachos del "Santur-
ce, anteS por Ell contrarlo, les die
mas brfos Y entusiasmo para luchar
con denuedo Y conseguir Ia victo-
ria.
A la hora anunciada comenz6 el
desaffo y desde los primeros ms
tantes del juego pudo notarse la su,
premacla del "Santurce Stars so
bre su contrincante
Despu6s de jugados unos cuan
tos innings en- los cuales siempre e
"Santurce" Sc mantuvo en- la deIan
terra, hubieron de retirarse los Gle
"Escogido'' del campo, basandose el
una decision del umpire que clio
consideraban injusta, pero que ana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26
Fl SenOr BdrCeI0 ;.

Continuation de la pag. II
do fuese aprobado en- esta session, no
entraria en- vigor hasta ell afio 1882.
En- segundo lugar, debe tenerse
en- cuenta que la campafia a favor
del proyecto, por parte de los puer-
torriqueflos no ha sido unanime, y
qro ademas, Sc ha desarrollado una
propaganda negative, que ha conse-
guido crear cierta indiferencia en-
los circulos politicos, que antes Sc
inclinaban ejercer preston para
que ell proyecto fuese considerable
en- csta session. Csc refiere la cam
pafia de Iglesias y Coll y Cuchi.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26
Los REMEDIES HUMPHREYS
SON vIEJA INSTITUTION AME-
RIcANA AHoRA TIENE 70 AMOS

Hace setenta amos un hombre dis
tinguido por su ciencia Y por sus
exitos en- la profession medica, conci-
bio una gran idea. Viendo las enfer-
medades y la miseria que Sc podian
evitar, creo 10 que Sc conoce hoy con
Ell nombre de Remedies Humphreys,
un sistema de medicina para ell ho-
gar, eficiente y que jamas hace da-
no.
En- otras palabras, puso al alcan-
ce dc los ricos y de los pobres rene
dios para toda clase de enfermeda-
deg.
Tan rapidamente creci6 este siste-
ma de medicina del hogar que hoy
dia hay muchos hombres Y mujeres
en- Godas parties del mundo que con-
fian en- ell mantenimlento de su
buena salud y la de sus Tiijos.
Setenta amos es un extenso pc
riodo de tempo, y hoy, los Remedies
Humphreys Sc conocen y aprecian
como antes. De tempo en- tempo
Sc aplican los nuevos descubrimien-
tos medicos las formulas de Hump
hreys y Sc puede decir sin exagera-
cion que estos remedies son uno de
los modelos en- ell mundo de las dro-
gas.
Una casa que ha servido tan bien
las ecesidades de humanidad me.
rece ser felicitada por su exito Y poi
Ell beneficio que ha prestado al pu,
blico. Sinceramente deseamos que
celebren muchos cumpleafos mas y
todos pr6speros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26
UN sABIo DEL EJERcITo

Ell Departamento de la Guerra
ACADIA de rendirle un tribute Official
al trabajo memorable en- Puerto Ri
co de uno de sus distinguidos m6di-
cos sabios, Ell Coronel Bailey K. Ash
ford. Ell Coronel Ashford ha eStado
conectado por muchos amos como
consejero medico con ell gobierno in
sular y esta asociado en- Ia mente
portorriquefa con una de las ejecu-
clones mas beneficiosas del regimen
americana. Sc lie honra igualmente
como amigo que como restaurador de
la salud y la prosperidad publicas.
Sc lie envi6 a Puerto Rico con la
expedition de Miles en- 1898 y ALI
Sc ha quedado, practicamente, desde
en- onces. En- 1899, tratando los ma
tivos heridos EN- el gran ciclon de
a ,osto de ese afio, Sc Interest Ell
ia condici6n conocida por "anemia
tropical, de la -cual sufria un alto
por ciento de la poblacion. Estudio
ell mal Y pudo informar, en- noviem-
bre a, 1899, que la anemia era eau
sada por un parasite, ell cual Ell To-
gre aislar identificar.
En- 1904 el Coronel Ashford fue
nombrado presidente de rin comite
de medicos militares encargado de
acabar con la uncinariasis en- Puerto
Rico. Desde 1904 a 1910 Sc sometie-
ron tratamiento 100000 per-
sonas, y Ia mortaIdad insu-
lar por todas las causas fue
dism1nuida del 33 por mil antes de
1904 al % por mil en- 1910. Ell Coro-
mel Ashford ha investigate otras en-
fermedadss insulares y tropicales =
esta tratando de educar al pueblo
portorriuuefio en- ell ssunto de la die
10 correcta Y Ia hygiene. Su gran ,ans-
bici6n es yer fundada en- San Juan
una universidad Pan Americana un
departamento de la cual sera una
escucla de medic1na tropical. Las
Intermediates locales han impedido
/ 81 progreso ecor6mico en- los tropi-
cos. En- paises como Haiti ell obrero
crdinario esta demasiado mai ali.
m -rtado demasiado anemico para
hacer un trabajo eficiente. Ell po-
der productive Y Ia riqueza de Pto.
Rico Sc ha multiplicado desde que
Sc conouisto Ell parasite que motiva
la uncinariasis. Lo mismo srcedera
con las otras regiones donde las en-
ferredades tropicales impiden ell
plopreso. FL Eiercito de Estsdos Uni
dos irrsdi6 Espafia de Puerto Ri
CO. Pero eI lego a crear. no des-
tr'lir. y politica V econ6nicamente,
ieuaI cue por su bienestar fisico, la
isla lie debe una inmensa deuda de
gratitud al nuevo orden de cosas ba-
jo el cual trabaios cientificamente
constructivos como ell del Coronel
Ashford Sc cousigui6 por la primera
veg para su beneficio.
Editorial del New York Herald
Tribune.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26
UN HUNDIMIENTo

LISBoA, enero 25 Omitted Press)
-Noticias que Sc han recibido de
Ioanda indican que en- esa localidad
ha ocurrido ell hundimiento de cua-
tro mil metros cuadrados de terre-
no habitados por distintas familias.
No Sc conocen mas detaIles Gle la no
rrorosa tragedia, Y de cuantas per
scnas han resultado muertas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26
FL fannOSO dirigibIe.
Continuation de La pag. u

San Juan de Puerto Rico Y Pana-
ma. Aln no Sc han terlninado los de-
TALES generates de este vuelo.
Las oficinas del Departamento
Naval han estado comunicandose
con las ciudades incluidas en- la ira
yectoria del dirigible ''Los Anga-
les'', para saber 81 hay facilidades
dc amarro, cosa que el grandioso
zeppelin pueda descansar intervalos
de su largo recorrido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26
Yabucoa, Puerto Rico,
Enero 20 de 1926.
senor don Jose A. Martinez,
San Juan, P. r.
Distipguido senor:


Distipguido senior:
Estoy leyendo su ibro "ManuaI
de Income Tax Y de Contabilidad'
Estoy dandome gusto. Como mis-
ojos estan enfermos y no pueden avian
zar y mirar con fijeza por largo ra-
to, leo POGO POGO Y tengo tempo
para examinar en- todos sus recove-
cos los conceptos que llevo la men
te. Por estas razones he llegado a Ia
conclusion de que ha hecho usted
IN eXcelente trabajo digno de su
clara inteligencia y muy it'll para
nuestro pals. Ha dado v. beneficio
a nuestro nivel cultural. Del oscuro
laberinto en- que Sc encontraban en-
Ell campo de los tributos los capita
listas, los negociantes, los que Sc de-
dican al estudio del comercio, v al
Concrete Y la Banca, ha hecho us
ted una gran avenida donda hay luz,
mrch9 luz, por donde puede cami-
narse con ciega confianza con con-
ciencia. De las dificultades que ofre-
ce .ei desenvolvimiento de Ia Contri-
bucio2 Sobro -ngresos ha quitado y
quitara muchas piedras. piedras pro-
ductoras de grandes periuicios para
el Gobierno y para los contribuyen-
tes lie buena fe, de plena honra-
dez Y de no superior ilustraci6n.
En- todas parties en- que ha exis-
lido Q existe Ell ''Income Tax" ha
dido que hacer por complicidad EN-
la forma de la imposition. Por este
Sc han escrito muchas obras. muchos
bufetes han ensanchado Ia labor de
suS operaciones costa de los tri-
brtarios Y nuestro Gobierno ha te-
nido que reformar su C6digo Poll
tico aumentando el personal de Ia
JUnta de Revision c Tgualamiento.
creando IN Nogociado para esta. cos
tando todo nm buen pico al Tesoro
Jnsular irnprobo trabaio al senor
Teoorero Y sus subalternos. listed.
con su valioso libro sencillo Y cla-
70, destruye la complexidad de las
leyes hasicas de su estrdio. evitara
acknowledgements gastos de dinero v
de que hacer innecesarios Y ell De-
partamento de Educacion puede con
tar con un auxiliar mas en- la ense-
lanza de las atlas escuelas, por
tanto, merece bien de Puerto Rico.
Por clio bato palmas. le felicito de
todo corazon, y me siento orgulloso
de ser I'M paisano, su amigo affmo.,
s. S.
(Fdo) Jose L. BERPIOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26
AcoRAzADos EsPEcIALEs

Por tai motive, Sc ordenara pro-
ximamente a tres acorazados espe-
ciales del Departamento de Marina
para que procedan los puntos de
escala, es dccir, a San Juan, Puerto
Rico a Bermudas Y a Panama, fin
do que cuGndo llegue ell majestuoso
ZEPPELIN, este pueda ser amarrado a
las grtas de proa que tienen estos
barcos-hangares, que lie tendran Sc
guro contra los vientos meridionales.