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New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
M0E-Ncwark-jO5

:. 5 ?. m.-"A WorL' Frank Nile-
 'eJly, e-co ?. m.-par.o Carrozzinrs orch. T:l5 ?. Spor'e,' BiIl Wathey. 1.$o P. Dn--N0ccrt 1opez's orch, l. m --"Topio> or 'Ne Day." >.i5 ?. m.-lopert Ballin. Oscar
 Iaoo, vjaro recital ,.So p. rr -S-ore or "pon c" ?. f5 ?. ru.-"TLc Watch,' Frank
 Nlzoto,iy. 40 ?. Tn. p.-Eonort Ga'rn. Oz~ar Bace. 8a.I5 ,. ru.-I.arl Eo>sman, eNplor-
 ' 30 B. m.- Gure7ioh Sa1ophone
 tuSsu'le.
 'i i m - TntertairerE-
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WRSy-NeW York-25S

7.5o p. m.--Market forecast.
 p. m.-Orlando's concert orch. SIS ?. m.-Anna Russo, soprano. S:30 D. r.--W. E. Arvin, Radio" s;45 ?. m,--Frank Ochs, tenor. 2 ?. m.-A. p. Peck, "Aerials." 9.15 ?. m.-Bernstein Trio.
 9:45 p. m.-Sound guseing contest.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

1 D. Elementary lessons in
 spanish. n;30 D. m.-Advanccd lessons in
 Spanish. h ?. m.-Larkin club orchestra. G;4O D. m,-"Home Economics"
 market high spots. | ?. m.-Walter Scott, Wolinist ,:3o r. m.-Police alarms; News of
 the Day" ,:5O ?. m.-Herman Neuman, plan
 ist; scores. loA5 p. m.-POpuar songs. ll:S0 D. m.-Police alarms; weather
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
NFRH-Nevy York-253

5:15 ?. m.-Knickerbocker hospital
 talk, 80 ?. m.-Jcan Alexander, soprano. l;45 ?. m.-Harold Good, tenor. , ?. m.-Radio frolic. .:l5 T. m.-Alice and Rita Coakley,
 songs. i:5o ?. m.-Radio frolic. IS ?. m.-Helen Muller, soprano , ?. m.-Mandalay orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WGBS-Sew Nork-3t8

< '. n1.-tncle Geebee.
 6:30 p. m.-Palisadians orchestra. : D. m.-Fred Meyer, tenor. 7:lQ ?. Palisadians orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WGR-Bunalo--31p

6:5o ?. rn.-TWo- piano recital. 2 P. n1.-Nincent Tirone and friends. 10 ?. m.-Concert by Ethel Mullane. l0;30 ?. m.-Mrs. Robert Schaeter,
 contralto. II ?, mi a, m,--Lopez's dance or
 chestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

[ ?. m,-Kimball Trio. 1885 ?. m.-Radio nature story. 3 ?. m.-Lionel Spencer, program. a:30 ?. m.-Trio selections. 10 ?. m,-Brunsuick orchestra. 1o:30 ?. m.-Market report; ci,i
 service.
 10:50 ?, m.-ScoreG: time.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WJL-Sew Nurlk-i5'

s. o5 ?. m.-Sylvta Fass, pianist. 1'G2 ?. n.-Narket reports. 6-o2 p. m.-u. s. Marine band
 i.o2 ?, m.-Elison Hour
 9'45 ?. m.-Musicale, Io.3Q ?. m.-Meyer Davis orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
VOICES M THE AIR
WEDNESDAY,.
ttll Programs on Eastern Daylight
 saving Ttme.)
DANCE MUSIC TONIGHT.

0D WEBJ-Guggics.
 9:25 WEBJ-Maryeltan.
 9.30 WIN
 p-l2 WAHG-pance music. l0:0U WHA-Roseland l0;10 WAAM.-F, paileys. ,o:S0 WJH-Mcyer Davis. i0:3u WOO--Dance music. lo:3D WLIT-Dance music. tl-l2 WEAI-Jack Albins. Il.o0 WRW-WRW. ,l.no WGE-Nincent Lopezs.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WGY-Schcncctady--sso

6;3o ?, m.-Children's story. e:45 ?, m.--strand theater orchestra 1:35 ?. m, Book Of Knokledge talk. 5 ?. m.-Address, The Relation Of
 the Church and the Stage" by
 Rev. ". r. Bentley.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WkAC-postoD-2SO

s p. n7.~-Childrens stories and music 6;So ?. m.-Shepard Colonial orch. 1:35 ?. m.-"On the Trail with Vag-
 abond."
 3 ?. m.-Concert by artists. 3 p. m.-Concert program.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WAHG-Richmond HiII-sts

7.5o ?. m.-Bob Schaefer and FreI
 Fisher, songs, 7:45 ?. rl.--Thornton Fisher, Sports, \ ?. m.-Plectrum Quintet SIS ?. r.-Fredari Weierter, bar
 itnne. 7.50 ?. m.-zeh Hamilton, pianist s45 ?. m.-Eob &chafer and Fred
 Fisher. ? ?. m.- Plec'rum Quintet. ? 2o r. m,-Artisfs. Jo 10 Ig ?. m.-l'al re odchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

WMAF--So. Dartmouth-t4O 5 r. m.-Cncle Gecbee. 6;30 ?. m.-Palisadians orchestra. ' D. m.-Fred Meyer. tenor. 7:l0 p. Palisa dians. 7;3o p. m.-L. C. Hayes, ukulele. 7:50 p. m.-Sports talk 8 ?. m.-Mrs. John Anderson, So-
 prano. 8:10 ?. m.-Leona Borroum, con
 tralto, in American Indian songs. S:20 ?. m.--Mrs. John Anderson, so-
 prano. S:30 ?. m.-Leona Borroum, Span
 ish songs. S:45 p. m.-"Beans and Buttons,"
 operetta. 9;30 ?. m.-Jimmie Kemper artist
 unique, 10 p. m.-Bear Mountain Inn String
 Trio.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WCAP-Washineeon---tsg

1909 ?. m.--U. S. Army band. 10 p. m.-"The National Capitol lO:15 ?. m.-Mnsical program.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WEBJ-New YOrk-273

D. m.-Guggie's orchestra. A,30 D. m.-Evelyn Darville, soprtno s;4j ?, m.-Hotsy-T otsy Boys. t;05 ?. m,-Beatricc MacCue, con
 tralto.
 : 25 ?. m.--Marvelian Serenaders.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

[ ?. nn.-Big Brother club. 7:45 ?. m.-Lost and found; scores. 8 ?. m.-Musicale.
 9-lo ?. m.-Musicale.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
MRM=IarrNtoun-2ia

l0:o5 ?. m.--Scores; orchestra. lo.50 ?, m.-Gordon MacMunn,
 songs. l0:i5 ?, rn.--Talk. II ?, m.-WRW orchestra
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WJAR--Isroyidenre--3OS
MEE,I-RoStnn-.isR

7;3o p. m.-U. S. Army band.
 3 ?. m.-Apollo concert ensemble.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

9 p. m,--'Ipana Troubadours." 10 ?. m.-Apollo concert ensemble, l0;30 p, m,--Dance music.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
NHASf-RDcLeStrY-o5s

$ ?. m.-Theater organ. 3 p. m,-Theater orchestra; scores;
 weather.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
METr-NnmnrI.-2h9

-f rr -lla0o. 'oc7l solcs. reci- fs'lnrv 1-d 5arca orchestra so'ec- 'rcrs
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

1880 ?. m.--Dream Daddy; talk, SIS ?, m,--Concert orchestra, S;SQ F. m,--To be announced, 10 ?, m,--Dance orchestra.
 l0:30 ?. m.-Dance orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

II ?. m.-Golf talk. Soprano, harl-
 tone and flute eolos. l2 ?, m.-Congress String Quartet.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
MKRC-rincinnati-32a

2 ?. m.-Book Review.
 9:l5 p. m.-P Piano recital Cpopular) 2;45 ?. m,-Songs and features. 10 D. m.-Bond Hill House orchestra
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
MCX-Detroit-h1R

11;5h ?. m.-Continuatton of WTAS
 program.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
NSAI-CinCinustl-32s

z ?. m.--Goldkette'g ensemble. 3 p. m.-Dctroit symphony.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WCTS-Worester-28s
WBZ--Springtieli--333

Tl5 ?. m. n.-Story Teller, scores. 8 p. m.-specialty program.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
KDkA-Pittsh,lrgll-3Og
WMAF-So, Dartmouth---t4

$50 p. m.-Scores every half hour. 9:45 ?. n1.-Hour Of music.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
Ilgin-2T5

2 ?. m.-Purple Grackle Boys. Stu dio talent.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
MAaNf-Nru,rI,-aks

 ? ~ -. Sports Nalor Tate. 1.lS P TT Elmer Nrp7es' orchestra 2 IT. Home and Heart Prob 'ons f.ia ?. u----Tour A~ea. hartcne solos. s.4S ? rn -Johr S'eln. rloli7ist a.l0 rr.-FcYr Ares. a.Go ?. n7.-Nartln k-arns, rianis.. 1:so ?. m-Net' Graham, soprano. 1n.lo r I0-Frank baileys orch
 NIp-I'hiladrlphia-Sos g IS ? m Dinner music. ? Bedtime story.
 WoO-Philsdclphia-Sns f71 D. m.-L S. Army band.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
NTAM-Clcveland-3S8

: ?. m.-Music Box orchestra. 3 ?. u,-Organ recital and artists. 1 ?. m.-Hollenden Hour.
 l2 p, m.-Euclid Beach dance orch
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
MLM-Cinrinnati-i22

WLW-Cin~innati-i23 ?. m.-Hotel Gibson orchestra. SEQ ?. Business Like Farm ing" talk. s:3n ?. m.-Hotel Gtheon orchestra. Scores, II ?. m.-Lyrlc Male Quartet. 1l:5H ?. m.-Orpheus Instrumental Trio. 1910 a, u.-- Organ recital. Is a. m.-Holvey's Symphonic Trouhadours, direct from Valley Inn.
 WHAS-LoUi>,tI tIle-+n0 1:7A ? m.-Ken'uckv Ramhlers orc1. Baritone solos Ne~s, Scores
 WSR-AtIanta-42s f..45 2 m - T7fertoinmen'.
 WOC-ns1cnpnrt-is4 II ?. o organ recital. soprano solos,
 ESD-St Iouts-54S 2 ' n il,erman's orchestra.
 PNT-HBNsna-40 a.5N ' Inland of the Cuhan nay oNZ gen is used 10 age rubber. The United States now has 5sS troadcaSting stations.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
NTI-philadclphia-3e5
MLIT-Phllndclnhla-3Ah

6;i5 ?. m.-Roof Garden broadcast
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
MEAR-ClcyeIgnd-3Sg
MTAS-I,Ipin-3O2

5 r. m.-Hotel Cleveland orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WNSC-Ncw YOrk-52f

D. m. m.-Roscland dance orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
UJp-I,hilaar-lrbt.-snS

WoO-Philsdclphia-Sns 20 ?. m.-T S. Army band,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

Vucanlzed fiber covered, over a three-ply veneer; fitted with good grade of hard ware and spring lock; lined with fancy cretonne and with swinging trolley, three drawers and hat compartment. An ex- coptionally good value.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

A trunk with fiber covering over three ply veneer basswood box; fitted with good grade of hardware; has one tray and especially priced for this sale.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

oNy gen is used 10 age rubber. The United states now has 5sS troadcaSting stations.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

Of three-ply veneer construction, covered with hard fiber; fitted with draw-bolts, spring lock and heavy hardware; lined with figured cretonne and has hat, shoe compartment and laundry bag
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26
RUTLEDGE

Harold Underhill made a busi-
ness trip to Minneapolis Sunday,
Mrs. Cox Of Hinckley. came up
Tuesday to attend the NJ. +. sew
ing circle.
The Misses Soelberg and Nor.
lund went to Finlayson Tuesday
evening for a, hike.
Miss Alicemae Underhill OF
Sandstone, was a guest at the
Underhill home here Sunday.
Mrs. Underhill and son. Arthur
accompanied by Miss Mitchell
We're visitors at the Sam bosch
home in Finlayson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Mathews left
Tuesday for their home in
Pierre, S. d. Mrs. Mathews tool
her mother. Mrs. Koziol, with
her for a few months visit.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26
JACKSON NEIGHBORHOOD

Mrs. Minnie Fritsch and family
left for Cogswell, N. d., Wednes-
day.
Bert Tile left Wednesday for
Minneapolis in auto to look for
employment.
Mrs. ]. d. DeMaris left Monday
for Duluth to visit q week at the
home of her son, Earl.
VIM. Fritsch of Superior. visit
ed his mother here a few days
before she left for North Dakota
The Union Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. Ernest Borgesen
Thursday. April End. Everybody
welcome.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26

Peter Peterson motored to Su,
perior Tuesday.
Mr.. Rist spent Sunday and
Monday in the Cities.
Miss Marvina Breiland spent
the week end at home.
Rev. Larson Of Milaca. preach
ed here Sunday evening.
Oscar Swenson motored to Du
luth Saturday and returned Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust 0verbeckt
from near Willow River, were ir
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Snyder Of
Duluth, spent Sunday here cal
ling on friends.
Mrs. Ed Downing spent from
Thursday till Sunday with rela
uveS IN Duluth.
The section crew were unload
ing ties between Boylston and
Superior Tuesday.
Mr.. Halyoson, Dorothy anC
Mrs. Shells of Sandstone, were
callers in town Sunday.
Mrs. 0strov and daughter Of
Duluth, spent Sunday with hel
sister, Mrs. A. Markus.
Mrs. Gault spent Saturday anc
Sunday with her daughter. Mrs
Sidney Bowman, at Duluth.
Mrs. VIM. Libby of Minneapo
lis, is visiting this week at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Beavens
Sunday school at 9:45 Sunday
church at IL o'clock; Mr.. Chester
Rosborough will preach. junior
c. f. at 3 o'clock; senior c. Z. al
1880.
Mr.. Tratz of Hector. was here
Friday to look over the. Aller
place. known as the Dye place
with intentions of buying anc
putting on large number o.
stock.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26

Mrs. Kowitz and Mrs. Hyatt
visited Monday with Mrs. Purull
and mother.
Wallace 0gilvie was out de.
horning cattle for several farm.
ers last week.
Mrs. lnhofer and children from
Willow RIVER, visited at the VIM
Bonnin home Sunday.
Mr.. Sauber. the telephone
man from Willow River. was
visiting in this neighborhood last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild and Mr.
and Mrs. f. Kellett from Bruno
visited at the Albert Sangrer
home Sunday.
Mrs. Hyatt, Miss Strandberg
and Mr.. Art Sangren and chill
dren visited at the Albert San
gren home Saturday.
A few of Mrs. Fritsch's friend:
gave her a nice surprise Saturday
evening. The Fritschs will soor
leave for Dakota. We are sorr,
to see them go.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26
wINDEMERE TOWNSHIP

Arthur Mossberg is on the sick
list this week.
John Lyden bought a COW from
Jacobson Wednesday.
The Olson brothers sawed wood
for John Olson Monday.
Miss Myrtle Overland spent
the week end at her home here.
Rev. G. A. Olson visited at sew
eral homes in this vicinity Mon.
day.
Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Olson and
Gladys spent Sunday at Over
lands.
The Lutheran sewing circle
met at Phil Anderson's Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Mossberg
spent Sunday afternoon at the +.
L. Mossberg home.
Oscar Maygren and Nels An
deson were callers at Ole Ander.
sons Sunday afternoon.
Several people from this COM
munity attended the Chas. An
derson funeral at Oak Lake Mon
day.
Henry Hanson the association
tester, has been busy in this
neighborhood during the past
week.
Mrs. John w. Anderson and
Miss Hazel Madsen were callers
at the Ole Anderson home Sun.
day afternoon.
ID. G. Street returned from
White Bear Sunday after spend,
ing several months there with
MS son, Cilfford.
A number of the young folks
in the southwestern part of the
township had a party at the Joe
Haas place Tuesday evening.
John w. Anderson had a small
growth removed from his lower
lip last Tuesday at the Moose
Lake hospital. Mr.. Anderson il
getting along nicely.
Theodore Anderson is quite
sick as a result Of an aggravat
ed case Of the humps. Hjalmar
Johnson is helping out with the
chores during Theodore's illness
The Windemere young folk,
had a party at the M. J. Close
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26

Did the doctor remove your
appendix" asked a friend Of one
who had just recovered from an
operation. Feels TO me as If he
had removed the preface and the
whole table of contents as well. "
was the reply.
Heard at social: "0h. we've
all got to admit that we've got
our faults" Yes. but none Of US
will ever admit that we've got
the faults our neighbors say we
have"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26
NORMAN TOWNSHIP

Lydia Fritsch came from Du,
luth Saturday to visit the folks
Mr.. Johnson from Bruno. was
out this way saving wood last
week.
Mrs. Wildes and son. Frank
visited at the Art Sangren home
Monday.
Nina and Frank Purull visit
ed Sunday at the VIM. Bonnin
home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26
BRUNO

Fred Murphy was in Askov
Monday.
John whyte was in Askov
Tuesday.
Jacob Smith is very poorly at
this writing.
A. Markus is now able 10 be
out on crutches.
Elnora Erickson returned home
from Saltwater last week.
Mr.. Carpenter spent Sunday
and Monday in Hinckley.
Leonard Hoglund spent the
week end at home in Finlayson
Mrs. Freeberg of Hinckley. il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Moi
fatt.
Miss Jessie Foster who has
spent the past six weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Traver. returned
to her home in Iowa, Wednesday
The Ladies' Home Economic
Club will meet at the school
house Friday. March q, at 2:30
Mrs. Rist in charge of program
Mesdames Stafford. Sprague
Steel and Starebo to serve.
Mrs. Chas. Sprague entertained
Robert Churchill, Richard Rist
and Harold Smith Monday after.
noon in honor Of Kenneth's birth.
day and the four boys are all
just about the same age. They
had a fine time together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson of Du'
luth, sent an announcement to
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams of a baby
girl born Thursday, March 10, al
their home. Mr.. Adams wears q
broad smile when addressed as
grandpa.
A very elaborate st. Patrick's
celebration was held at the Jno
Babe home March IL. Rev. Simp.
son was guest of honor as his
birthday is this week. The par
ty was planned by the neighbors
to surprise Mr.. and Mrs. Babe
and Mr.. and Mrs. Babe planned
a party and invited the neigh.
bors, it being their wedding an
niversary also. This they kept
quiet so those present did moi
know about their wedding ami
versary until the next day after
the party so the surprise was or
them instead Of Mr.. and Mrs
Babe. The house was decorated
in st. Patrick's colors and many
games were played with Irish pc
tatoes, and many prizes were
given. All greatly enjoyed the
day. A very delicious dinner
was served.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26
JOHN KOzI0L LAID TO REST

On Tuesday evening, March
18th. sorrow and mourning cast
their shadows over the Koxiol
home when death suddenly and
unexpectedly stepped in and rob
bed them of husband and father.
making the first sad break in
their family circle and bringing a
shock and casting gloom over
the entire community.
Mr.. Koziol was 81 years Of age.
born in Poland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Koziol came TO Minneapolis. lived
there four years, coming to Rut-
ledge in 1891. They moved onto
a homestead. about one mile
north of town. building their
little log cabin in a dense forest,
but by continuous hard labor
made it most desirable farm.
Mr.. Koziol lived here till the time
of his death. About five years
ago he had a stroke at which time
he sold his farm to his son-in-
law, reserving a small portion for
himself and wife and built a bun
galow TO enjoy in the evening Of
their lives. and it was from here
he passed out.
Mr.. Koziol was a devoted hus-
band. an affectionate father. a
quiet citizen and a kind neigh
Dor, always responding generous
ly to the needs of church and
charity. The esteem in which he
was held was evident from the
large concourse of friends who
attended the funeral and the
many and beautiful floral offer
ings. He was buried at Willow
River from st. Mary's church
with solemn requiem mass, Father
Kroliz of Duluth. as celebrant;
Father Rieger of Hinckley, dea-
con: and Father Meyer of Stur-
geon Lake. sub-deacon. Mrs.
Walsh Of Willow River, was at
the organ. an English sermon
was delivered by Father Rieger
and a Polish sermon by Father
Kroliz.
To mourn his sad loss Mr..
Koziol leaves a wife. four sons
and four daughtes-Frank OF
Denver. Colo; Joe. Brainerd; Ed,
Mitchell: George. Duluth; Mar
garet, Virginia; Mrs. b. Mathews,
Pierre. S. d.; Mrs. c. Anderson,
Proctor: Mrs. Jaglowski. Rut.
ledge. all Of whom attended the
funeral.
The sympathy Of the entire
community is extended to the
| borrowed ones
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26

place Saturday evening. Uno and
Roy Brandt are taking care of
the farm this winter. The eve
ming was spent at cards and
dancing.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26
Scandal CLUB

Social entertainment and a
good time for all at Scandal
Club hall Saturday evening,
March %. Everybody welcome. -
Committee.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26

American Want Ads work
night and day.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
EN- LA oFICINA DEL
AUDITOR DE PTo. RICO

Luego visitamos on sn oflcina al
Auditor de Puerto Rico, MIR. Kes-
singer. Este nos recibe aInablemeu-
tc, v despu6s de escuchar nuestra
solic3tud nos dice:
-''Yo no deseo en- nlanera algtt
ma que usted piense que mi pol1ti-
ca es negar information a la pren
ga. Por ell contrario, siempre he ST.
do buen amigo de los periodistas.
Pero per esta veg, no puedo tacer
NADIA. Lo unico que puedo decirle,
es que no puedo decirle NADIA. ,Todo
cuanto 20 dijese a usted en- rela-
ci6n con la inportante investiga-
ci6n que Sc esta llevando a cabc,
seria premature. ys ademias, es i'm
possible snticiparse los aconteci-
nlientos. acknowledgements mas tar
de, podr6 ser mas explicito".
Y ahora, digamos por ruestra
caenta que solo en- Puerto Rice Sc
da el case, de que dos altos fun
ctonarios del gobierno. SC. nisguen
Ia hablar en- shsotuto sobre no
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
IA QUE oBEDEcE EsA
INVESTIGATION?

--ofciaIrnente no podenos decir
NADIA sobre los motives de esta in
vesttgaci6n, va cue los IIa,nados a
habiar, han cumudecido. No obstan
is. parece que alguien ha lido a que
jarse al gobernador Towner, pre-
sentando cargos, y clio ha sido la
carsa de que ell Hon, gobernador
Towner ordenase al Auditor que
practicase inmediatamente una in
vestigaci6n Ell Ell Negociado de In
come Tax, dependencia del Depar-
tamento de Tesoreria para deterni
mar la verdad de los hechos denun
ciados.
Hemcs sabido adeInas, que un al
to empleado del Negociado de Inco-
me Tax, envi6 una carta al exper-
to en- contribnciones, Mr.. Haig,
ouien esta contratado por ell 60
bierno de Puerto Rico, para indi-
car medios tendencies a aumentar
los ingresos del Teaoro Parece que
mr.. Haig ha tndicado una reorgani
(Gt0ntiaua ca ID pdg. tlf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
Ea Ell GOBERNADoR
oUTEN oRDENA EsTA
INVESTIGATION

Gel sefor Tesorero nos inform6
que deseaba enterarnos de una car
Ia d. habia recibido del Hon. gober-
nador Towner. Ell sr. Fano procedi6
a dar lectura la carta del Goberna
dor, en- la cuaI SO 1e participaba
al sefior Tesorero, que habia dado
instrucciones al sedor Auditor de
Puerto Rico, (no Sc divide que es
ell Gobernador Quien da esas tnatruc
acionesJ para que por mediaci6n
de sus empleados procediese inme-
diatamente a practtcar una investi
gact6n en- el Negociado. de contri-
buciOneA sobre IngresOs, (Negocia-
do dc Income Tax').
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ieras de la Intsndencia, nos pre-
sentamos en- la ofcina del Tesore-
&c de Puerto Rico, senior Gallardo.
Ali Sc nos dijo, que habia sahdo
hacia La Junta de Revision Igua-
lamiento. LIE llamamos por tel6fo-
no, Y nos manifesto que no desea-
ba decir Embellishments NADIA sobre
este asunto.
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UNA INVESTIGATION
LEGIsLATIvA

- Els la primera vez que recibi
mos una vista de esta indole, ST
Sc except6a La investigation prac-
ticada por Ia Legislature en- su se-
sion anterior, cuando La Conisi6n
de Hacienda en- pleno, y a petici6n
del sehor Alfonso, practice una il,
vestigaci6n minuciosa de esta oaei;
ma. lIegando las siguientes con-
Iclldones: NJ
1.-Que la aparente despropogci6n
entire La contribution ,pagada por
determinadas corporacicnes y los ca
pitales en- exploitation que represen-
tan, tratandose de una ley contri
butiva que Sc 1mpone, no al CAPT
tai, sino al benefcio obtenido.S se-
jos de depender de la production
obtenida, depende, tratAndcse lie
una Ley de Income Tax, de La pro
pCxcion existente entire Ell capital
invertido y la ganancia meta deli
tro de un tipo determinsdc pcr Ia
Lay. v no de Ia cOrrnpct6n de los
eniptesdcs del Negociadc de Tuco-
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EN- LAS OFICINAS
DEL NEGocIADo
DE INCOME TAX

POGO despres, liegamos a las of.
cinas del Nogociado de. Income
Tax, sitas en- los bajos de la Inten-
dencia, decididos a enterarnos de
TODD. " 81
Y es natural recurrinos a la me
jOr fnents de information, al Jefe
de dicho Negociado, cl respectable
cabsilerO, don Jose NJ. Purcell
No perdimos nuestro TEMPO y
fplmos directos al tema que hasta
alli nos llevapa. FL sefor Pursell,
escuch6 con atencidn nuestra soli-
e:tud, y amablemerte, Sc dispatso a
entersrnos ds todo cuanto est$ ocg
rrlendo entire el Departansnto, de
Tesorerfa y el Dspartamento de
AudftorIa, y inuy especialmentes en-
10 que respecta al sNegociado de
Income Tax,
III fs3 sFT h zaAFE
EseuchRnl0S pres srs intefesaflti'
Eimas msnsfestaeionss.
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piedad en q ailo de r914.

piedad en- ei ailo de 1914.
''Los trabajos SO iniciaron con
dos empleados del Negociado de
Contribution sobre la Propiedad, de
los cuales unc era ell seaor j, Ro.
man, y otro Ell actual Jefe de este
Negociado,
"Actualmente, el Negociado es-
I'll constitufdo en- Ia siguiente for.
mann Jefe de Negociado, IN Je
Ifs Auxiliar, once ofcinistas, un ta-
latigrafo traductor, una taquigrafa,
dos mecan6grafos, un archivero y
IN tnensajero. Hay ademas un ms
rectox general para La comproba-
ci6n de las declaraciones de ccrpo-
raciones y 10 inspectores divididos
en- seis distritos''