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New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
JOKES DRIVE VET
 TO SEWER AS HOME
Tear Gas Is Used to Rout
 Him Out

Passaic. ". J., Sept. 2s.-Poverty resulting from his inability to keep jobs because he was the continual butt of his fellow workers jokes drove Albert Paycock,a World war veteran, into using a sewer here as . sleeping place. Yesterday, when hts presence was discovered, 1t took hremen and policemen using poles, hoses and tear gas four hours 10 drive him to the street.
 Something In his face, something in his talk, caused Paycock to be- come a natural target for the jokes of his companions and he could not stand 1t. A year ago he had to give up good job ina woolen mill here because of the jests. Work was hard to nnd, and when he did get 1t the old situation cropped up and he was driven time and again into unem- ployment
 A week ago, when he had not had a job for some time and all his money was gone, he was passing along Linden street near Oak street, The night was clear and cold and Paycock felt the chill. From the nanhole In the street he saw the warm air of the sewer vaporize as 1t struck the cold night.
 He lifted the manhole cover IL looked warm. and going to dump, he found the top of an old trunk. and brought 1t to the sewer. Crawl ing in the main in which the water was six inches deep, he made the trunk top Into a bed. Tn the day time he slept in the blackn.ss of the sewer and at night crawled out for food.
 He was climbing back to his un- dersround bedroom this morning when a watchman saw him, and sus- pecting that he was fugitive from the police, notified Chief Richard Zober.
 The first policeman to arrive ex- pected little trouble in bringing the man out, but Paycock retreating as far as he could from the manhole was obdurate. Bremen arrived with long poles, but could not reach the man.
 Chief zober tried to crawl in with searchlight. Paycock fearing the policeman was going to- shoot him, crept beyond his reach. Then the firemen poured heavy streams of water through the main. Still Pay cock stayed below.
 Tear gas was a last resort. II proved successful for Paycock. with his eyes wet, soon climbed from the manhole.
 He expected to be arrested on a serious charge, but was held on a technical charge of vagrancy. The police promised to get him a job where he would not be molested by the humor of other workmen.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
RADIO WONDER HERE.

London, Eng, (- A novel patent, taken ou tby an Englishman, is a walking stick which contains com plete radio set, with phones and col lapsible aerial. To operate. it is only necessary to stick the metal ferrule into the earth to serve as a ground, and pull out the aerial and receiver from the top.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our most heartfelt thanks to friends and for their sympathy and 3 ssistance at the time Of the death of our beloved daughter and sister, Rose Fac. We are particularly grateful to employees of Andrews, Swift and Co.,. and others who sent flowers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Pac
 and family.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
Miss Ella Pratll.

The funeral of Miss Ella Prath was held this morning at S;30 o'clock at the home, 32 Greenwood street, and In St. Peters church at 9. Rev. Charles Coppens was cele- brant at a mass of requiem. Pail bearers were Herman Klebcr. Emil Morganstein, John Fhman, August Pershy, Emil Novak and Joseph Zieger. Flower bearers were Frank 2otter, Herman Zieger. Robert Mi chalman and Richard Studney. Members of Elizabeth Stann lodge, No. SS, acted as guard of honor. ac- companying the body both entering and leaving the church. Fr. Cop pens officiated at the grave follow cd by the reading of the Elizabeth Stann Lodge ritual by the secretary of the lodge. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
Rose PaC.

The funeral of Rose Fac, IS, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Stanley Pac of 2s5 High street. was held this morning at 7:3O o'clock in sa- cred Heart church. Rev. Fr. Ko- towski was rclehrant at the funeral mass and also officiated at the grave, Burial was in Sacred Heart ceme- terV
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
Eileen ViS,1ansk as.

Eileen Visuanskas, infant daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs. John Visuanskas of 22 Day street, died Saturday night. The funeral was held this afternoon at o'clock, Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
r, l., Baldwin

Fred L. Baldwin, 76 years old. of 210 North Main street, Bristol, died this afternoon about 1 o'clock at the New Britain general hospital, Flu neral arrangements have not been made.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

Central Steel Co. reports net earn. tngs of Sl,aSa,0l4 for the first half of 1925, after depreciation. but be- fore federal taxes.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
EXCHANGES & BALANCES

New York Exchanges 472,0O0,- 900: balances s5,0O0,00O.
 Boston Exchanges, S0,0OO, O00: balances, 23,000,0O0.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

TREASURY STATEMENT Treasury balance .... $3S5,49S,S43
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

pented even slightly bent rims ttsn cause rim cutting of tires.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
LOCAL STOCKS

Furnished by Putnam & Co.)
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

Insurance Stocks
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14

tai caso, para condenar en- costas
"a la parte que, a juIcio suyo hu-
biere sido temeraria en- iniciar sin
catisa Y continuar de mall fe Ell
pleito.
Agregan los peticionarios Que
del record no aparece tampoco q. la
corte inferior abusara d su dis
erection para imponer laj costas de
referencia.
Y. fGalmente, solicitan que el
Supreme reconside > e. repetldo "a
10 y dicte otro confirmando ell del
juez Foote.
Como c. Tribunal entro va en- va
caciones, la visa lie esta mOcion
no Sc vera hasta despu6s que ex-
piren aquellas, 1ue drrae@n Aasta
novienlbre proximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14

los demandantes apelantes no pre-
sentaron prueba alguna a la corte
inferior para justificar las alega-
clones de su demanda, habiendo
declarado aquelIa que las pruebas
fueron falsificadas, (temperd WITH
y tai conclusion aceptada y sosteni
da por este Tribunal. obliga a los
demandantes apelantes a responder
de esa- alteration O. falsi.lcsct5n.
pues a e11os solo les hubiese 5ened
ciado " por tanto. deben pagsr las
costas del pleito.
sostienen. adenas, los peticio-
narios, que de acuerdo con la Ley.
Ia Corte inferior era la unica con
dereeho para poder apreciar de-
cidir sobre la temeridad de los Ii
tigantes al proseguir el pleit5 y, eli
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14
BAsANDo Los PRINcI-
PIoS DE LEGALIDAD

Para basar los tres principles de
legahdad como condensation los
errores apuntados por Ell apelante,
Ell Juez Asociado Sr. Franco Soto,
dice en- Las parties de mayor impor-
tancia de su opinion despues de ma
nifestar que la Corte no puede de-
tenerse en- la consideration del prt-
mer error apuntado, por ser cues
ti6n que ha sido examinada Y re-
suelta, 10 siguiente:
"Se alega, en- resumen, por ell
apelante, que ell registro fue Illegal
por no haberse practicable en- virtud
de un auto judicial de registro Y
que la evidencia asi obtenida, fal-
tando este requisite por medios
violentos ilegales, no Sc podia uti-
hzar en- contra del acusado, y que
Ia consecuencia era compiler al acu-
.sado ser testigo contra ST mismo
La proposition del apelante es que
en- ningun case puede procederse al
registro de un autom6vil que trans
porte ilegalmente hcores Sc de-
diqne al contrabando de los mismos
sin que medic previanente I'm auto
judicial de registro.
"B1akemore en- su reciente obra
sobre prohibition, tratando la mis-
ma materia y reiriendose al mismo
case citado por ell apelante, dice:
elias cortes de muchos estadoS
DE la Union han tenido OCCASION de
tratar esta precisa question, Y en-
mas de veinte estados Sc ha decla-
RADIO enfaticamente que no puede
ordenarse la devolucion de licores
1ntoMcantes, drogas narcoticas, y
otras classes de contrabandos, aun-
que tai propiedad haya sido ocupa-
da sin una orden legal a personals
acusadas de delito, y solo en- tres 0
cuatro estados Sc ha adoptado una
regla contrarla. En- aquellos esta-
dos en- que Sc. ha adoptado una re-
gla contraria parece que Sc ha ira
tado de seguir una Interpretation
erronea de ciertas decisiones de la
oorte suprema de Estados Un1dos.
Antes de proceder a una discussion
de esos casos debe observarse que
casi uniformenente las cortes de
distrito y de apelaciones de los Es-
tados Unidos han declarado que
esa clase de propiedad no puede ser
.devuelta, y han sugerido la verda'
dera distinction que existe entire or
denar la devoluci6n de propiedad
legal de aquellas classes de propie
dad que han sido declaradas con-
trabando Y cuya possession const1-
tuye un delito. Rosanski VS.. state
(1O6), Ohio (442) 14o N. E. 37o".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14
Sc pide la reUocaci05n

continuation de lg Ira. pag.)
dose en- que estiman err6heas las,
razones adllcidas por .al repe.ido.
Tribunal en- eu decision revocato-.
ria.
AL .efecto alegan los peticionarios
que del record Gel case re4ulta ella.
ramente demostrada que Ia actua-
cion de los ierlandantss apelantcs
fue manifestamente tonaerarla y
maliciosa, Sc inspi ! en- causas
falsas y fines exclnsivamente pollti
cos, con ell proposito de benefciar
al Partido Republican,, al cual, Sc
gun la demanda, representation en-
el ticket como sus candidates a la
Asanlblea Municipal.
Entire otras razones, alegan que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14
REGISTR0 DE DoN1ICI-
LIOS PRIVADOS

Estamos, no obstante'', sigue
diciendo Ell Juez Sr. Franco Soto
de acuerdo con Ell resto de las ci-
tas que hace el apelante en- todo lc
que Sc relaciona con. Ell registro de
domicilios privados y que son apll'
cables localmente.
DE todos modos podemos decil
que Ell Congreso al promulgar la
Ley de prohibition tuvo buen cui
dado de que Sc mantuvieran en- to
do su vigor las emniendas w y v
citadas v la jurisprudencia aplica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14
Los GRANDES sECRETOS EXPUEsTC
Ell LIERO MAS ADMIRABLE QUE Sc HA WSTO
iNUEVO! iDLFERENTE! iSORPRENDENTE! jMARA VLLOSO!

Dice aIes gnorados
dr
Sne MaraVuosas
y oderna " - ~ -
Tod
la S
eseiarecen los Secretos
hoa Pude listed ahora bro
que e cmunicara
ensen usted ha
un ano un hbo lie hara
Conten
pagtnas, Y ustracione
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14

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LA OPINION DE
LA CoRTE 81
Sobre esta apelacion, ell Juez
Asociado del Tribunal, Supreme de
Justicia, Sr. Franco Soto ha eniti-
do una importantisima oponi6n,
contestando los tres puntos que CO.
mo errores basa La ape1acion, en- la
cual Sc sientan tres principles de
lagalidad como base principal, a
saber:
1-Registro y Secuestro. Deter
minaci6n de la Razonabilidad del
mismo. @E
"En cada case particular la corr
te debe determinar 81 el registro
y confiscacion de un autom6vil es
razonable en- vista de las circuns-
tancias del caso"
q MotlVoS que JuStltcan Ell re-
gistro y confiscaci6n.
"Existian motives razonables
para registrar un automovil cuando
la policia tuvo conocimient0 de que
so estaba transportando Hcores y
Ell caro- corria una velocidad ex-
cesiva en- vioIaci6n de Ia iey''.
3.-Licores intoxicantes. Regis
tro, secuestro y confscaci6n. Recu-
peracion del ncor ilegalmente ocu-
pado.
"Aun cuando los licores hubiesen
sido ilegalmente ocupados y, por
tanto, no admisibles en- evidencia,
no seran devueltos al acusado"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14

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rentes al pago del personal de la
Comision de Hogares Seguros,
! lanzando sus erogaciones a cargo
de los fondos de dichas Comisio-
! nes, creando difcultades que afec-
taran profundamente la vida
| desenvolyimiento de estas institu-
clones, que en- todas parties del
1nundo constituyen TN timbre de
honor gloria para los gobiernos
que las han iustituido " que We
lam por su engrandecimiento Y
! servicio para todos los ciudada-
/ ncs.
Porque Sc han suprimido 100
escuelas rurales, la partida de
compra de libros y efectos esco-
lares Sc ha reducido de 100000
+ 100000 y suprinido los macs
tros de agricultural, representando
tai acci6n una reduction de las
orortunidades medios para ilus-
: trarse el pueblo, principalmente
flos canpesinos. y considerar Que
siendo el sistema escolar de Puer-
10 Rico en- una gran escala acadt55,
mico, es incomprensible Ia Sgdpre- p
sion de los maestros de 2a:Inl9Tfitc2alF a:InTicalFI-
tura. f@9llR0a esl
Porque Sc li1nitan las {actf9ida
] des del Departamento de GSahidad:
al rebajarle las partidas. para
! ccmbatir y prevenir las enferine-
dades siguientes: malaria, preven-
/ ci6n de peste bubonica, control Y
Suppression dc la tuberculosis; Y
reducir las partidas de las 'iils-
tituciones de medicina social, Sa-
natorio Anti-tuberculoso, Manico-
nnio Insuiar Y Suppression de pla-
zas y rebaja de asignaciones di-
versus, que montan a $142,669.75.
I aunque Sc hacen aumentos pa
ra combatir la anenia, enferme-
dades venereas y du sueldos Y
asignaciones diversan, deja una
rebaja liquida de $lo0,317.50. Y
ademas, la asignacior de 100000
para conlbatir la amer IA que con
tiene un disponi@ndo>e, la .consi-
deran1os de dudosa apicacion, por
/ representa- un prestalao del TRUST
Fund de la emission de $6,000OO0
para diversas obras de utilidad
/ publica, que de acuerdo con la
/ Carta Organica, entendemos, solo
! puede hacerse con el consentimien-
to del Presidente de los Estados
Unidos,
/ Porque la Camara de. Repre-
sentantes ha aprobado leyes de
rentas, que hacienda un calculo
Conservation, llegan a $10,0O0,O 900
las cuales han sido modifcadas
por el Senado de Puerto Rico, que
reducen dichos calculos, pero, que
en- nuestra manera de pensar,
dan ingresos sufieientes para man
tener ell mlontante del ,presupuesto
vicente, sea de 1924-1925, Y,
por 10 tanto, consideramos que
! sdemas, tales leyes de rentas de-
jan sobrantes. suficientes para Gu
bfir ell deficit de S4,5QQ,00O, dc
que Sc ..ha hablado pubIcamente.
Porque 81 era de absdlnta ne
cesidad 'rebajar Ell, presupuesto,
teoria .que negarnes, no han. debi-
dc crearse nuevas plazas, cortes,
v aumentarse algunas partidas de
caracter tecnico " no de absolu-
ta necesidad, mientras Sc trenchan
servicios de gran .importancia y
bene6cio para el verdadero pue-
bio de Puerto Rico. a
Por tales razones disentinos y
votamos en- contra del Informe
del Comite de Conferencia. sobre
ei presupuesto.
En- el Salon de la Camara, hoy
% de agoSto de 1925.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14

senado, San Juan, Protestamos
impuesto dos por ciento sobre ven
tas que causaria grande3 perjui
clio comercio mercancias secas. Con
famos Senado no 10 aprobar3".
JESUS Padilla, P. Rodriguez Gin
tr6n, J. Seoane y Co., Mirabal y
Co., Miguel Diaz, F. Portilo y Co.,
3 Martinez Alvarez, .. Moreno y
Co., Rivera Y Fernandez. (Siguen
las frmas).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-14
Ell Supreme estdbR..

BILE, toda vez que por Ia seccion IS
de la Ley volstead Sc restringe ell
registro del domicilio- peivado en-
busca de licores, dejando estableci-
da cierta diferencia segdn Sc trate
del registro en- casas edifcios pri-
vados y los vehiculOs que transpor-
ten materia intoxicante 80,
Ell REGISTRO DEL
AUTOMOVIL s
EN- este case la prueba, estable-
ce que hubo motivos razonables pa
ra que los agentes del gobierno pro-
cedieran al registro del autom6vil
sin estar provistos de iln auto ju-
dicial. Dtcho vehiculo caminaba
por una carretera p1blica y velo-
cidad excesiva al pasar por Ell sitio
en- que estaban dos pohcias. Estos
tuvieron conocimiento de que estaba
transportando licores entire Rio
Grande y Luquillo, y este, undo a
la velocidad excesiva del CAIRO, que
por 81 infringia la ley que reglamen-
ia Ell uso de vetiiculos de motor en-
Puerto Rico, despert6 en- dichos agen
tes la razonable creencia de que Ell
automovil transportaba ncor, pudien
do comprobarlo despues de la per
secuci0n'' %
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a2u de ropa Para haeer agueros ell ydrio Para do
oe Wdrlo PaTa reponer ell los espeios. Para
VlelaS Para hacer inscripcones Manera
las herramenas Modo de renoyar las baterias secas
lue no Sc leaa para autom6ves. ngredentes para out
LustIe para atcnoyies Parches stos para neumatcos
Ce1ftnto caucho. Instrueciones para
mes oro = plata artifciales. Piedras preciosas
Cintnrones electricos los doctores venden
hasta $Zo't scaca uno Povos para patear. Modo de
-pta de ahteq7uS con una pnta de leche Alambrados
moseas Perfumes de tocador crema sin grasa
a. PclYos rars los dentes Polyos para pies Ja5on
Sc Tinturas chanpdes para ell peo Para ennegrecer
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LA OPINION DE
LA CoRTE
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-09-25
Letter Carriers
Gain by Unity
With A. F. OF L.
Has Been Able to Extend Its Ell
forts Into a Broader Field
of Usefulness

Detroit, Mich.--"Eight years ex-
perience has justified our affiliation
with the American Federation OF Lab
or" said Edward j. GainVr, president
of the National Association of Lette,
Carriers, in his report to the annual
convention of that organization.
Through affiliation our association
and it's influence into a broader fielf
has been enabled to extend its efforts
of usefulness" he said. at has reg
lstered it's opinion on questions o.
pressing moment affecting, the service (,
and the welfare of all workers, and it
has aided materially in preventing
any division of our own ranks, such
as other organizations have suffered.
lime has disclosed little merit in the
many objections originally urged
against affiliation.
''None of the predicted dangers have
come to pass and none will, as they
are simply a Pigment of the imagin-
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-09-25

The much discussed and fire
quently cuSsed automatic traffic
regulator which SO mysteriously
appeared at Main and Fourth
street crossing some time ago
has just as mysteriously disap-
peared from sight, "unWept
uphonored and unsung." Whence
it came and whittier it went is
unknown.
Everybody seems to agree
that this new tangled contrap-
ton, while perhaps a good thing
in cities where narrow streets
and heavy traffic cause conges-
lion, was entirely unnecessary
on the unusually broad streets of
Newark, and was nothing but a
useless expensive toy which re-
suited in many people detourine
to avoid the delay and inconVen-
lence of being held up at cross
ing when there was no necessity
for it.
1t would give better satisfac-
ton to the general public if the
money such jimcracks would
cost be expended in improving
the street lighting system, not
only in the business district but
also in the suburbs.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-09-25

1t occasionally happens that
the "gander" gets a portion of
the sauce intended for the
goose"
This appears to have been the
fate of Senator Bender, one OF
the "hell-roarin'" drys who
worked and voted for all the
snitch and snooping laws now
on the statute books.
Most people sympathize with
those whose home is violated by
rough-necks in possession OF
John Doe" warrants, but Bend
er is not receiving much of this
sympathy, as to him and men Of
his stripe is due the possibility
Of such outrages.
1t is now alleged Bender wrote
the anonymous note which caus-
ed the raiders to visit his
home, his intent being to pose
as a martyr at the hands Of the
present state enforcement Off
cials, then to make the race for
governor on an enforcement
platform. In other words, Bend
er is charged with doing what
he has always done-Working
the drys for political advance.
ment.
If Bender's home was violated
he is responsible for the law
which made the violation pOss-
ible. He has no kick coming.
He only got what was coming to
MIN.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-09-25
Don't Cause
High Living Costs

Madison, Wis.-In his Labor day
proclamation, Governor Blaine denied
that labor unions are responsible for
the high cost of living. This charge
has been made continuously by inter
ests that are hostile to the trade un-
ion movement, the governor said.
"The truth is" continued the chief
executive, "that labor costs are but a
small part of the price of most com,
modities and that the share of the
total product going to the wage earn
ers has diminished rather than in
creased in recent years.
with all the talk about the re-
strictions of output, every investiga,
ton has established that workmen OF
today actually do more work, al
though their hours Of labor are short
er than the hours of workmen of for
mer generations.
at is monopoly, not labor, which is
responsible for high prices"