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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21

HTLO JAPONEs. Superior a Guar

HILO JAPONES. Superior a cuan
tos Sc han empleadO para coser
a mano Y rnaquina, por su fIexi-
bilidad y tension especial, Envfo q
Ia isla franqueo extra. Los Mucha-
chOs, San Juan, r. Il. p.
~S~S~O~~~~~e~>~~~
POR $4,000 alquflanse apartamen-
- tos independientes, ventilados,
recientemente constru1dOs. Sala, CO.
medor, cocina, cuatro dormitrios,
despensa, baic0n, galegfa, serYieio
sanitario mOdern0. Informaran 10
sc de Diego 81. Tel6fono 272, Rio
Piedras. p
~~~~-~~~~~~<~<>
nESEA usted ma habitaci6n fres-
ca, comfortable, independence?
En- Catalina No. 4, parada 70 Y
media, muy cerca de Ia escuela Luis
Mufloz Rivera, la encontrara us.
ted. Familia respectable. p
~>~'<%~~<90>~N~N~"~'> >s>>SrSr>~~~~S%>N~~
RILTIK ID. Una preparation ar
senical para el complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. Garantiza-
do de producer un efecto eficaz V
rapido. Pida infOrmes a: LOS Mu-
chachos", Sues. de A. Mayol Co.
San Juan, p. II.
~-~">r>~~>'~<>~r>S~~
a Los MUNICIPIOS.-Les ofre-
cenaos los meiores y mas consis-
tentes contaCioEes de aqua. Solicit
tenos pr0ios y condiciones. SCH
LUTER 8 Go.sSUGR. Z San Juan,
+. X. i -26
~~~>%S>~~>>~S~<~J~S~~%D~.~~~~~~~
A LQUILO casa de reciente cons
trucci6n en- Ia parada II con
seis habitaci0nes Y closets, doble
servicio, garaje, etc. Informardn
927 verde. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21

Al tonar possession de mi car
go el 10 de enero de 1921, los IL
bros de actas del Consejo de Id
n1inistraci6n Y de la Asamblea no
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OPORTUNIDAD. caballero con

grandes conocimientos conercia-
les en- +. L, Y con algnn capital de-
sea asociarsc, coniprar parte to-
do &c oficina establecida en- San
Juan. Dirfjase por escrito a "Opor-
tunidad", Ell MUNDO. 1-26
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sc vENDE casa caleta San Fran

cisco No. Z, , Puerta de TERRA
Nos. 81 Y SO Otra calle Asia, 1 de
altos y bajOs Parada - No. s; otra
ale Hip6dromo No. %. Informa-
Can tel&fOno T73 azul, Santurce.
%
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A GENIE I'm PONCE. Con expe-

n OHIN AZ ~ TUNE. Con eXIe-
riencia en- Varios ramos del CO.
merci0 Y conocimiento comercio ma
yorista de Ponce Y pueblOs limf-
trefes soIicita Representatives,.
Buenas rcferencias, Box 274, Pom
ce. Pa
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RnLARES :-Estamos nuevamen

te en- el mercado para Billares
Y sus Accessories. Acahanos de reci-
bir panos, bolas, vapores, etc. Pre-
clos sin Competencia Dirfjase al
Apartado 1899. san Sebastian IS,
san Juan. p. r. 1-26
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NENDO EN KIO PIEnRAs: Ca

81 MADEIRA y cemento con cua-
tro habitaeiones Y miradOr, solar
osquina, huen patio. construi1a ha
ce dos aiI0s. Tomarfa en- negociO
buen terreno cerca del pueblo. Rem
ia $50 mensuales. j. Z. T., Apar-
tado 54S, San Juan. 1-26
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NOVEDADES.--

] lL1AAlaS NOtEJADkS.- Keel
bidas~ por el Bazar de mnsica
EUTERPE dc J. Laza y Co. L. Bal
seiro. Walls para piano "Margari-
ta", 35 ctvs. Il. Petition, Vals para
piano Amor Sediento', 81 ctvs. r.
Marquee, Vals para piano Tu Pen
samiento'. 80 ctvs. Gale de Allen
No. 10, San Juan, z. Z. 20
N~"-~~~~~~"~>~~~~~$ ~~$~~~s>S~>~~~~~~~O
CE ALQUIf4A casa concrete gran
de Y c6moda, con solar pOblado
de drboles ntiles. Tiene garage, ga
Hiner0, doble scrvicio sanitario. ST.
n parada p. Sc admiten PROPOSE
clones de cOmpra. Informaran Allen
4. 1-23
~~~~~~~~~~>~~
CASA A PLAZOS.- Compre su
casa con 10 que pagard de al
QuileF. En- el sitiO mis- sano y fres-
go de Santnrce (MonteflOres), con
calle embreada, luz electrical, tel6
fono. gas Y aqua Ca todas horas)
puede listed adquirir In suya, linn
pia, atractiva Y de moderna cons
trucci6n, pagando peque1a canti-
dad IL contado, Y el reste Ell hipo-
teca pagar mensualmente. como
81 fuera alquiler. Buen vecindario,
sitio deHcioso. panorama bellisimo.
transporte fdeil por seryicio de qua
guas al presente. En- cuantO sc re-
suelva la franguicia, la nueva II
nea de trolley atravesara esta urba-
niZaci6n. Eenga a yer las va yendi-
das habitadas pOr sus due1os,
quienes cstan encantados de su bue-
nd adquiSici0n. Asl indaga usted
Y sc informa pOr ellos mism0s di-
rectameHte. InfUrmara UIiSes Ro,
man Borges, Cristo /, tercer piso
Tcl6fono 155. San Juan. p.
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INFORME


Luego, esa comision informara al
Directorio cu&l sea ell resultado de
sus gestiones, y este actuara en-
consonancia con ese informe. ST La
coInisi6n fracasase en- sus intentos,
entonces el Directorio volvera
reunirse para buscar algln otro me-
dio que de mejores resultados
No obstante, sabemos que existe
Ia impression de que Sc llegara un
ontsndido, sin tener que apelar a.
ctros recursos.
El sr. Barcel6 llega en- breve,
pues mahana embarca hacia Puer-
tc Rico, y Sc cree que su uegada
sera muy oportuna para zanjar al
gunas dificultades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21

CE VENDEN 10 vagones Standard
Gregg sin uso, de dos toneladas
de capacidad para via de un metro.
Informara, Fernando Guarch, Ha-
cienda San Jose, Cguas. 1-26
~~~~~~~~<~~~
CE ALQUIIA piso de la casa No.
%, calle San Justo. COmpleta-
mente reformada. Sc garantiza
aqua constante. InfOrmara l.. Ma
ssOn, Oficina 701, ultimo pisO de
Gonzalez Palm. p.
S~~~~~~>~.~~S~>NI>~4~~~~~~
For RENT At Monte Flores, the
healthiest spot of Santurce,
Hollywood style bungalow, with all
modern conveniences, 3 sleeping
rooms, roomy porch, service room
and basement. For particular apply
Capifai, Phone So, Ballaja. 1928
~~~~~~~~~~~~.
GE ALQUILAN habitaciones fres-
cas-, independientes, con comida
en- casa familia respectable, muy GER
ca de San Juan. Gale Condado No.
% TelGfono 49S negro, Santurce.
1923
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21

tCOntlnuacl0n de la pag. J.
reunion el sabado ultimo, asistien-
do q la reunion la mayoria de los
distinguidos polticos que constitu-
yen Ell ORGANISING director de la
Alianza
FL asunto mas importante a ira
tar, era Ell case de Mayagiiez, va
que la sitUaci6n es tai que requiere
atenci6n Immediate.
La Recommendation sometida fu6
amphamente discutida, Sc estudi6
el problema en- todos sus aspectos, Y
finaImente, sc lego a la conclusion
&c que 10 mas acertado era nombrar
rna comisi6n, tornado por mienl-
bros de ese ORGANISING, para que Sc
traslade a Mayagtiez la mayor bre-
Ved&d possible, y trate de buscar una
seduction a la crisis, asegurando de
esa manera Ia armenia entire republi
canos y unionistas. La comisi6n en-
question est5 formada por repubi-
canos y unionistas, marchara a
Mayagilez de Tn nomento a otro.
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CE VENDE.-Finca de cafe. Gle

CE EENDE.-Finca de cafe, Glen
cuerdas, barrio Naranjales de
Las Marfas. Tambitn, Taller de
costuras, doce maquinas de coseT
movidas por motor el6ctrico, ma
Quinas de cortar el6ctricaS, prensa
de corte Y otros accessories. Gene
rus y mercaderias huata para re-
Henos, etc, etc. Dirfjase a J. NJ.
", = Q. Box 200, Guayama, T. r.
90
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VENTA de casa situada en- calle
Antonsanri No. 10. Santurce. In
formara Box 99I, Arecibo. Precio
$500. p.
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RUSCO un apartameuto piso pc
queno en- casa moderna. un MI
rador c6modo con buen servicio sa-
nitario. EScriba A, II. p. 0. Box
1926. 1-23
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21

MUSICA para Piano. Recibimos
semanalmente los GltimOs hits
de New York. Tambi6n I'm gran sur
lido de coupIets mdsica espaflo-
Ia en- genera Env1o a Ia isla fran
que0 extra. Los Muchachos, San
Juna, T. r. p.
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: eEINTE POR CIENTO MENOS.

Vendo cnenta con ell municipio
De Ponce. aprobada por Director
Reneficencia, Jefe Dependencies y
Auditor, pOrque Ia partida del pre-
supuesto VICENTE esta agotada. Vir-
gilio Ayaia. FrOntisnicio st. IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21

No obstante, todavia no sc ha po-
dido completar la investigaci6p, nj
depurar esponsabiHdades va que
ell conductor del auto esta gravi-
simo, y los demas pasajeros tam
bi@n estan a las puertas dc ia eter
nidad. Los demas han muerto.
Esta tragedia ha causado honda
consternaci6n en- Vega Baia, PRO-
fundo sentimiento. pues las vic.imas
eran personas muy estinladas en- la
locaHdad.
Aun no Sc ha podiGc determinar,
cuaI fue la circumstance fa+a1 q'.e
provoc6 la catas;:uEa.
~-~~N<~~1~4~4~s~~I
CE VENDE en- $1,000 casa en- la II
Gale Quito con dos dormitorios.
sala. cOmedor. servicio sanitario,
balloon V cocina. en- esquina. Infor-
mara sos azul, Santurce 1-27
~~~~~S~N~s~~>~~N~
CS CUERDAS se subarriendan en-
parada SO Hato Rey. 40 cuerdas
cara. resto malojillo. 15 vacas. or
deiiadero. etc. 10 cue Sc vende para
ceder arreDdamiento a $500 mem
suales. Tambien aceptarfa socio que
administrase personalnente, pues
su actual duefo no puede atenderla.
Informaran Wilson 10, Tel6fono
OH RojO Santurce. LOT
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Dos muertOS...

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rABALLER0 actualmente cate
drdtico de frances de la Uni
versidad de Puerto Rico desea hos
nadaje con comida en- casa famiIia.
Prefiere familia puertorr1quena
cerca de Ia carretera. Pa~N irfo~-7o
~>i"-- - "scrito a CatedrAtico
Ell MUND0". -g1yase ,Fs=sgzsts !
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21
'TAMALINA.- Harina pur.

TAMAI4INA.-- Harina pura de
nafz, ell mejor aliment0 natural
para los enferInos del est6inago, es-
pecialmente Eel Spru'' Da fuerzas,
engorda Y da salud. Los senores
Medicos la recomiendan. Sa luitos
de tres libras cincuenta centavos de
,yenta. Plaza Provision Co, San,
sJnan1y Mayaguez Frame Co., Are
cibo. st
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OCASION.-pago 100000 de con-

sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. residen-
tia de concrete con 2500 metros
solar on lIatO Rey, cerca parada
% y. Sitio frcsco, preciO razonable.
Facilidades para el pago. Informa-
RI Tel6fono 1888 negro, Santurce,
BOX lo6, San Juan. PIG
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ESEHDEDOS. En- enero II: Espe-
juelos con oriIla de concha. El
que 10 encuentre puede notificar
la sehora II. II. Jones, Hotel Mi
ramar. Sc eratificard 1-26
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ALQUIL0 en---San Sebastian 81,
pisos tres dormitorios, sala, CO.
medOr y demas services. Aqua per-
manente. Al lado del edificio es-
cuela. Informara Manuel Rojas, to-
fGf0n0 80. ~
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ENTERESANTE :-Si necesita us-
ted pleas para automobiles Co
lumbia, Stndebaker, Paige. Dodge
0 cualquier marca, nosotros tene-
mos. No iinpOrta 10 viej0 que sea
"a auto. Garage Mayaguez, de Ra-
l6n +. Villafane. 2.
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pATRONEs PARA LABOREs.

ES1AA AOOANAAGo ANA LhDOEELSSs
Cuadelnos con disefOs instruc
clones para hacer tOda clase de la
bores. Cada cuadern0 para una Ia
Dor distinta. Al pedir indique 81 la
desea para crochet, bOrdado, etc.
Envfo a Ia isla franqueo extra. LOS
MUCHACHOS, San Juan, z. f. p.
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CASA DE HUEsPEDEs:

familias distinguidas. No echa-
IA de menos su propia casa. Lu-
ella G. Riera $50 West. 10th st.
Apartamento 81 New York, Near
broadway. r
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cE vENDE Solar s4s metrosi ca

sa Y solar 800 metros. calle VII
llaran frente botica Indiana Cerca
escuela Julian Blanco. Antonio p.
Segobia, telefono 130 rojo, Sol 80
g., San Juan. 28
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Fl DEectoriO de-.

(Continuaci6n de la pag. u
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$500 METRIC Ave.

Nereidas. Paradas 1916. Condado
$500 metros a $500 0 2060 $3.50
Oferta por Is dGas Yendo 500 me
tros en- Ia Terraza del parque. Box
100. San Juan 1-22
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DE EsCRIBIR.-R,

paraciones, cintas, papel carbon
sellos al relieve, sellos de gonna
numeTad0res, fechadores, aparatos
telegrdfic0s, etc. Especialidades pa.
"a oficinas. PEDROGO, Wives
Union, Ponce. 1-2g
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EMPRESA DE MUDANzAs.-s S

sc VENDE la guagua "Giralda".
Con franquicia entire San Juan
Rio Piedras Sc vende por no poder-
la ntender su ducho. Informaran
Hotel Central. 1.21
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CE ALQUILA Casa concretos Ter

pinada de construir. Cuatro dor
mitorios. Gale Williams, Stop 43
Vcinte metros tie la calic del Par
que en- $4,000. Informes Park St
No 454. S Z. ~ I-29
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REGALAM0s Glen pliegos de pa
pei ) v lie damos 100 pliegos
mas con cien sobres timbrados con
su nombre, empleo Y direction por
$1.00. Dirfiase al Apartado 66, San
Sebastian, F. II. 1-21
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A GENIE DE NEGOCIOs.-

q UENIE Dc NEGOCIOS.- Sc
aceptan negocios de Fincas, Rus
tica Urbana, Hipotecas. Comisio-
nes en- general. Para Informes, NJ.
S. Valdes, Box 581 Lcdo. J. Ruiz
de Val, Eduardo Georgetti, No. 5,
Rio Piedras. %
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CANE DE S25 a $500 semanaIes,
hacienda trabajos e1 reso. I'm
vieme un giro de % ccntavos Y lie
remitirG instrucciones para fabri-
car obietoS dc yeso Marie Agrait.
San German. 1-23
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MEDICOS- -CRUJANOs.-- -

alquila una habitacion grande Y
clara. Precio moderado. Cruz No. IL
frente a Gonzalez Padfn. 1-23
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P0R UN Dollar MENsUaL. Fl

electricista BADRENA. Ie dari
seryicio cl6ctrico Il cualquier hora.
Ab6nese hoy mismo Y economizara
diner0. Tcl6fon0 143l. Box u. San
turce. Puerto Rico. l..
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cSE ALQUTLAN A s36.O0 aparta-
mcntos modernos para familias.
cuatrO dormitorios, sala, conedor,
cocina, d0ble installation sanitaria,
patio, jardfn. Parada 261a Carrete-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-14
PRICE SPREAD
CUT is AIM
Secretary Hoover Believes
1t Can BE Accomplished

Washington, Jan. 14.-POssibilities
of reducing the spread in commodi-
ty prices between the farmer and
manufacturer on the one hand and
the consumer on the other, lie in
the elimination of waste in present
distribution processes. Secretary
Hoover declared in an address be-
fore the opening session today of a
conference of business representa-
tives converting here to study the
subject. He believed the end could
be obtained by "voluntary coopera-
ton" in industry and commerce
without government regulation.
81 believe that we can reduce the
margin between our farming and
manufacturing producers on one side
and our consumers on the other,
and l believe it can be done without
reduction of wages or legitimate pro-
fits" he said. II believe that in
doing so we can make the greatest
contribution to the Improvement of
the position of our farmers and that
we can make contribution to the
lower cost of living
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-14
EQUITY CLAIMS
ARE REDUCED

Fargo, Jan. 14.-CIaims against
the Equity Cooperative exchange
have been reduced from $l.O26, 900
to s4l9,000 during the past Year, it
was reported recently by NJ. W..
Thatcher, official accountant for the
receivership, at the annual meeting
of the directors Of the exchange
here.
Further" said Mr.. Thatcher, cit
is expected that every claim Of the
creditors will be paid and that we
will hand back to the farmers a
cooperative organization, that is
truly cooperative and without the
hazards Of speculation"
Mr.. Thatcher's report covering
the activities of the receivers James
Manahan, St. Paul, c. U. Somers
Fargo and George c. Lambert of St.
Paul was the principal business be-
fore the convention. The meeting
continued yesterday and today.
Mondays meeting was called to
order by Paul Moore, Long Byanch
Iowa, president of the Equity Co
operative exchange also president OF
the Equity Union Marketing Assoc
citation the organization which Was
perfected at the last annual meeting
in Fargo for the purpose of taking
over and continuing the work begun
by the equity exchange.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-14
Shahane Trial
In Grand Forks

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 14.-The
murder trial of Timothy Shahane.
Jr., of Cavalier, N. D., will be held
in Grand Forks county, probably
during the January term of court
now in session here, it was amour
ced by District Judge c. w. Buttz,
who is holding court at Cavalier.
The change of venue was granted
several days ago after affidavits- of
prejudice against the judge and
against Pembina county were filed.
Shahane is charged with Staying
his father in November, during a
quarrel between his father, Sha-
hane, ST., and his mother.
Shahane, Jr., at the time was con-
fined to his bed with tuberculosis
but is alleged to have gone to the
kitchen, and to have stabbed his IA
ther with a paper cutter.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-14
To Reorganize
Equity Body

Fargo, N. d., Jan. l4.--That the
old Equity Cooperative exchange,
now the Equity Union Marketing as
ISOLATION, is being rebuilt "from the
bottom up" as advocated by Pres
ident Calvin Coolidge, and sis in no
sense an organization, established
from the top and handed to the
farmers on silver platter" was
the declaration of Paul P. Moore,
president of the exchange and also
Of the Union in his annual address
before the convention of these COM
bined organizations at the A. o. U.
w. hall here recently.
Mr.. Moore said that the member
ship of the organization was fortu-
nate in having a friendly receiver
ship, which is not only making great
progress in wiping out the indebted
ness, but was at the same time per-
fecting real cooperative marketing
machine to turn over to the farmers
of the northwest, when they have
completed their task.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-14
RECEPTION TO
BE GIVEN TO
GOV. SORLIE

Fargo. N. d.. Jan. IA recep-
tion will be rendered Gov. A. G. Sor-
lie at the Fargo Commercial club
from $3.50 to 6:3O p. m. Thursday
prior to the annual meeting of the
club at which Governor Sorlie will
be the principal speaker, it was an
nounced by w. P. Chestnut.
The hour will be set aside to give
Fargo people opportunity to meet
the states new governor.
An unusual number Of reserva-
tions have already been made for the
dinner which will precede the an
nual meeting, Mr.. Chestnut announ-
ced, with indications for one of the
largest meetings in the history of
the club. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-14
COUNTY BOARD
HEREPR0TESTS
LAND TAX>LAW
Resolution Adopted Requiring
Bank of North Dakota to
Pay Tax on Land
GIVEN TO THE SOLONS

Request to the legislature to
amend the law providing that when
, the state takes title in land which
the Bank. of North Dakota forecloses
or because of failure of owner to
pay his farm loan, all taxes shall be
cancelled, is to be made by the Bur-
leigh County Board Of Commission
ers, under a resolution introduced
by Commissioner Oscar Backman and
seconded by Commissioner Victor
Moynier. The law should require
the Bank of North Dakota to pay
back taxes to the county, the COM
| issioners believe. The resolution
follows:
Whereas, by chapter 292 of the
Session Laws Of 1923, section 8, it
is provided that in case no redemp-
ton is made from foreclosure sale
made on lands on which the Bank
of North Dakota has made loan
that any taxes then remaining I'M
paid thereon Shall be cancelled and
abatcd by the Board Of County Com
| missioners. Of the county wherein
such land is situated, and
Whereas. if such abatement and
cancellation is made the County of
!, Burleigh, and other counties in the
| state, would be greatly hampcred by
the loss of such taxes, being an as
set of the county and in many cases
anticipated by the county authori-
ties, and expenses incurred because
of said anticipated taxes, and would
| prevent the county from properly
functioning, and
| Whereas, in the opinion of this
board it is against good public pol
icy to thus favor one department of
the government to the detriment of
another department of government
or municipal corporation, and
"Whereas, it is the determination
of this board that a public or state
owned industry or department should
like all other. industries and depart
ments maintain and be maintained
by the state, or taxing district, and
by and through it's own workings,
and not at the expense of or detri-
ment to any other industry, depart
ment of government or municipal
corporation and taxing district, and
other taxpayers.
| "Therefore, he it resolved, that it
is the sense of this board that said
laws should be amended and changed
and that any lands foreclosed by the
Bank of North Dakota on which
there are taxes then remaining un-
paid or that hereafter become due
should be paid to the various taxing
| districts the same as would be re-
quired from any other loan or trust
company, and the auditor is request
ed to give a copy of this resolution
to each member of the legislative
assembly from Burleigh county, and
also copy furnished to the state
tax commissioner, and that they be
requested to use all proper methods
to, secure an amendment of the said
law to conform with the sense of
this resolution" .
The attitude of the commission
ers does not gain sympathy Of C. r.
Green, manager Of the Bank of
(Continued on page y
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-14
WORLD COURT
PROPOSALS
UP ONCE MORE
Senate Foreign Relations
Committee to Consider
Action on Proposal

Washington, Jan. 14.-American
adherence to the World Court, first
proposed to Congress nearly two
years ago, was the subject again to-
day for consideration by the Senate
foreign relations committee. Pro-
ponents were pressing for an early
report to the Senate, where one pro-
posal already is on the calendar.
Besides this proposal, offered by
Senator Pepper, Republican, Penn
sylvania, for creation of new court
independent of the League of Ma
tons, two others have been advanc-
ed, one by Senator Swanson of
Virginia, ranking Democrat on the
committee, and the other by Senator
Willis. Republican, Ohio.'
Both of these proposals contain
rotary Hughes and approved by both
President Harding and President
Coolidge. In addition, the Willis
resolution cmbodies the recent rec
concentration of Mr.. Coolidge for
a reservation under which the United
States would not be bound to opinions
of the court on matters now volun-
tarily submitted by the United
States.
1t is not the present purpose of
the committee to have public hear
ings on the subject, opponents and
proponents having been heard last
year before the committees, then
under the craftsmanship of the late
Senator Lodge of massachusetts.
The committee at that time reported
out the Pepper resolution.
early favorable report, many Sen
ators, including Chairman Borah,
doubt that there will be sufficient
time at this short session for Sen
ate action.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-14
JOHN HOMAN, LONG in BUSINESS HERE,
RETlRES; BUSINESS LEASED BY SON

John Holman, we'll known business
man of Bismarck, today announced
his retirement from active business,
and has leased the Homan business
block on Fourth street, the restau-
rant and bakery business, to his son,
Harry, and wife. The business will
be continued under the same poll
cies as in the past.
Mr.. Homan has been in business
in Bismarck for a quarter of a CEN
fury, and his restaurant is the only
one that has remained steadily ser
wing customers since that time, he
said today. Coming here when the
500 railroad line was in Bismarck,
Mr.. Homan opened his place Of