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peared, while the personal evidence
grew ever stronger.
But it was only i'll the war time
early in 1916, to be exact-that my
ease was complete, and that l was
sure. Then the enormous Importance
of it overwhelmed my mind. The
whole world was crying out, Where
are our dead?' Where are those
grand young fellows who only yes
terday were 80 full Of life and en-
ergy?" l knew where they were. L
was sure that l knew. My wife, who
had shared the evidence and in con-
sequence the conviction, felt as l did,
Together we determined that we
should devote the rest of our lives TO
handing on this knowledge and COM
fort to others. Nearly 10 years nave
passed since that resolution, and II Is
stronger with us now than then.
There is no space here to go into the
evidence, and it is fully recorded
elsewhere, but it is, to my mind, con
elusive that those we call dead nave
long been able TO reach us, but have
found US insensible TO their approach.
1t is not merely the reunion with
our lost ones which has been ell
fected. Something much higher mas
been obtained. We have got into
contact with virtuous souls long
passed over, who now correspond
to what were called angels. From
them we get direct religious teach
ing founded upon actual experience.
1t is in many ways new conception,
and vet it has come through to US
in many lands and through many in
str7Iments 1t is simple. II is rea-
sonable. Above all, it is extraordinarily
comforting.
When once you are convinced of
its truth this world holds no terror
for YOU. and you look into the fu-
ture unafraid, with no fear of death.
1t tells us Of q really merciful God,
whose rewards are immense, and
whose judgments are mild; of a new
world which contains that work and
those pleasures which are most con-
genial to us, of a gradual evolution
from a lowly paradise to the higher
ones, OF the development of our own
natural faculties. Of homes and family
circles and the reunion Of all who love,
even of the lowly animal world, with
the exclusion of all who jar. Such
is the life beyond as pictured by those
who live il.
X y x :;
But the wonderful thing is that
by devious paths we have got back
to Christianity once more, and that
the Christ figure appears-to me, at
least-more beautiful! and under
standable than ever. The worst that
any sect can do for Christ is to make
Him incredible. Now He appeared as
q great heaven-sent teacher. living
a life which was to be our example.
That was surely enough without any
question OF Z mystical atonement.
1t is not for our mosquito brains
to say what degree Of divinity was in
Him, but we can surely say that He
was nearer the divine than We, and
that His teaching is the most beauti-
full of which we have cognizance. So
In q circle we have come back to
Him-the great, kindly, brooding spirit
who yearns over the world which is
His special care. He has ceased to
be a miracle. He has become our
dear friend and brother.
Such, in brief space, has been the
outcome Of my religious evolution. Is
II final? l do not know, but I do
know that what ! have is solid, even
if more should hereafter be added
thereto.
Copyright, IQ251
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Brain Workers Suffer.

mics which form the Institute de
France the plight OF certain French
tellectuals-painters, sculptors, writ.
ers and savants. who have glorified
their country by pure knowledge and
disinterested art-was deplored by
Paul Chabas. OF recent years, he said,
the lot of menial workers had been
considerably ameliorated-as was only
right-but brain workers, he said, had
been forgotten or sacrificed. NJ. Cha
bas reviewed the great achievements
of the institute, which was founded
1870 years ago, and Of which he is
president.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Berlin Has Effective
Traffic Regulation

Berlin was late in establishing traf.
fic regulations, but now has done so
thoroughly. Not only must all pedes.
TRANS wishing to cross streets wait
until the traffic policeman signals, but
If at q certain busy crossing they fail
to walk the white line they are called
back by the police and If recalcitrant
are fined. The first case Of this kind
has come before the courts and the
victim, after losing, has appealed. In
order to keep pedestrians from run.
ming wildly through the busy center
of Potsdamerplatz. where five streets
converge, the authorities have re.
moved the pavement and planted
grass.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
BY RICHARD WASHBURN CHILD.

Former American Ambassador to Italy.
To one who is familiar with present
day Italy and has just seen the sue
cessful debt negotiations between our
two nations, a good deal Of the news
from Italy appears to have found Its
source in personal irritation of GER
tain correspondents rather than In
truth. Every indication is given by
some Of them of a disrupted country,
but the wise observers who return
from the Mediterranean, recognizing
that plots against the premier have
been afoot, know that Italy Is more
united today than at any moment In
her history.
Propaganda Misleading.
That unity is not only one of
national spirit, but of CO.
operation in economic rehabilitation.
That the old politicians should be dis.
contented is not astonishing: that
Mussolini should make trouble breed.
ers walk the plank is not unnatural
in days when discord is valueless and
discipline is necessary. We have been
fed in the United States with stories
of Mussoiini's attack on Masonry and
Catholicism. The fact Is that the
Masonic order described has no con.
nection with the non-political Free
Masonry OF the countries we know
best and that the Catholic groups
mentioned are the remains Of the
Partito Poulare, an opposition politi
cal party which has no sanction to
represent either the Vatican or Roman
Catholics.
1t would be absurd to expect q
country with the wide diversity OF
Italy geographically and even racially
to support to the last man even the
new and efficient government of Mus
soIini 1t Is even more absurd to over
look the undoubted fact Of Italy's re
construction spiritually and economic
ally under his administrative skill
his demand for loyalty and service
and his discipline firm enough tc
make some real mistakes and also in
vite false accusations of charges
wholly fictitious.
His Work Undying.
Though coming out of an extended
period Of illness which would have
made a heart less brave find excuse
for cessation of patriotic service, Mus
solini is still Mussonni. Were he te
be assassinated tomorrow under ne
circumstance cound his country be
come more feeble and disorgani5ot
than when its destiny was put In hii
Evening star., 1925-11-22
MUSSOLINPS ITALY MORE UNITED
THAN EVER IN COUNTRY'S HISTORY
Awakened National Spirit and Cooperation Seen on
All Sides-Truth Is Often Distorted by Cor
respondents-Premer's Work Undying

hands. The plotters may wipe him
out, but they cannot wipe out his eff
feet of uniting and stimulating the
whole economic and social fabric of
his country, nor diminish the lasting
results Of the most conspicuous single
handed administrative undertaking of
modern times by calling it such names
as may be borrowed from the text
book sociologists.
tCopyrtght. 1e25l
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Cypsies Annoy Berlin.

Berlin police are worried by an in
flux of gypsies. These strange Romany
caravans appear from nowhere and
camp on Kings heath, near the Johan-
nisthaler chaussee, in East Berlin. Or
dered to move on, they go. but next
day they are back in camp again.
Numerous complaints have been filed
against them for peddling In an In.
sistent manner, but tAo paAienao q
the gyrsy Is as old as the world
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Ny medical knowledge assured me Of
the fact.
Alcohol and many drugs seemed
to influence the soul. making the
individual quarrelsome. kindly or
exalted. Was il not clear. then, that
mind sprang from matter? How could
it survive when matter had dissolved
into it's chemical atoms? The argu-
ment seemed final, and | was left
with no hope and no particular de-
sire. It was q valley of gloom, with
death and extinction waiting at the
end. There was nothing but plain.
obvious duty and self-respect as an
acting religion.
Then came the strange experiences
which slowly made me realize that
rational agnosticism is not a terminus
OF our journey, but rather junction
where one changes from an old line
on to 4 new one. Ny mind had
hitherto been filed with an ignorant
and unreasoning contempt for psychic
all my views, and seemed to me to
be half fancy and half fraud.
But telepathy gave me pause. My
whole previous case rested upon the
supposition that brain produced soul
or mind. But If the brain could indeed
affect another brain at distance,
than clearly there was something
there which was psychic rather than
material. I made sure of telepathy
by personal experiment. 1t shook the
whole fabric Of my philosophy and en-
Iareed nv ideas of the possible.
x x x
Gradually I was drawn into psychic
investigation and reading The latter
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Gradually I was drawn into psychic
and reading. The latter
affected me much. ] read Judge Ed
monds, Crookes, Wallace and Myers.
I began to see that the facts were
Evening star., 1925-11-22
By g. GOULD LINCOLN.

S official Washington drying up?''
Is a new fashion coming into
vogue In the National Capital
obedience to the prohibition law
Evening star., 1925-11-22

. ERHAPS the most concrete and
. definite consequence of the
events at Locarno yet disclosed
L has been the official announce
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Continued on Third Page,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06
Con tai motive. diChd
entidad SOIiCitd Ia Coo
perdCi6n del pdbIiCO

I'm n1mero importantisinlo en- ell
programa de la Camara de Conner
clio es la preparation de un direc-
torio general de La isla; Y al efec-
to, va, la Seccion San Juan trabaja
en- su compilation. Sc desea distri-
Euir acknowledgements la labor, de
nanera que cada una de las dis
tintas secciones Sc coupe exclusi-
vamente del territorio a que sirve,
con ell objeto de que pronto poda-
mos contar con un directorio ge-
neral exacto Y estrictamente al
dfa, para que tanto la poblaci6n
activa del pals como los hombres
de negocios del continente Y del
extranjero tengan q su disposition
datos verfdicos relatives a tan i'm
rortante aspecto.
Hasta hoy, triste es confesarlo,
son contadisimos los trabajos es-
tadisticos de esta clase publicados
en- ell pals, Y no Sc ocultara a nin-
gana persona inteligente la falta
que hacen obras de este genero pa
re contribuir al desarrollo de nues
tros negocios en- general, Y por en-
de, la prosperidad de la comuni-
dad puertorriquena.
La Camara de Comercio de Pto.
Rico solicita cordialmente la coope-
racion de todos los interesados o
sea de aquellas personas que en-
Puerto Rico trabajan v piensan;
particularmente de la prensa que
siempre respondi6 cuanto llama
miento de esta clase Sc lie hizo,
comprendiendo la importancia ca
.pital de esta clase de labor. Sc su-
plica todos los periodicos de Pto.
Rico la reproduction de estas IL
meas, y todos los ;nteresados que
deseen figurar en- ell nuevo directo-
rio Sc les pide escribir en- seguida
a la Camara de Concrete solicitan-
do mayer information sobre ell par
ticular.
No hay gasto alguno que sufra-
gar por este servicio.
aEw-n--F-v---
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06
ULTIMA HORA
LA ASAMBLEA MUNICIPAL DE
SAN GERMAN LIE ACEPTO LA
RENUNCIA AL ALCALDE ITO.
la SITUACION Sc COMPLICA.
iQUIEN HABRA DE
SUSTITUIRLE?

La situaci6n politica en- San Ger
man Sc complica cada vez mas Sc
gun demuestra ell siguiente tele-
grama que recibimos anoche I'LL
TINA hora de nuestro active CO.
rresponsal en- dicha ciudad, don
.Iusto Barea.
He aquf ell telegrama a que
nos referimos:
San German.
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
La Asamblea Municipal de esta
ciudad lie ha aceptado la renuncia
al Alcalde Tio Y al Secretario Au-
Gitor Azuar. Hasta ahora hay seis
candidates de empuje que aspiran
al cargo. Cada dia presentase uno
nuevo. La situaci6n polftica Sc com
plea cada vez mas. Situaci6n es
algo diffcil, pues Sc teme ocurra
la division al resultar derrotado
cualquiera de los candidates. Pue-
bio tiene absolute fe en- que sus
intereses quedaran salvo. Sc han
tornado dos bloques, de un lado
los unionistas y del otro los re-
publicanos. Por correo envfo am
plios detalles.
Justo BAREA,
COrrespOnsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06
lmpOrtdnteS dCuer-
dos de Ia Comisi6n
de SeryiCio PdbIiCo
PrOntO Serd reSueItd la
sOliCitud de las mejOrdS
para Ia pIdntd el6CtriCa
de. .SdbaRd Grdnde

La Comision de Servicio P1bli-
CO celebr6 session EN- la tarde del
dia del actual, con asistencia de
los Coinisionados Butte, Figueroa,
Kessinger, Ortiz y Sire, habiendo
resuelto los siguientes asuntos:
Sc aprob6 el metodo que sugiere
ell contable de la Comisi6n para
! ccntar el n1mero de pasajeros que
transportan las guaguas diaria-
! mente entire San Juan, Parque,
Martin Pefia y Rio Piedras, Y Sc
le encarg6 de la direction de dicho
trabajo que durara unas dos Sc
manas.
Sc aprobo la opinion del Attor-
'ney General sobre el asunto del
proyectb de contrato entire Ell Mu-
nicipio de Vega Alta v la Porto
Rico Railway Light and Power
Company, para el suministro de
fuerza electrica para el acueducto,
en- la cual opinion dichc funcio-
mario recomienda que no sc aprue-
ba ell contrato. Como ell asunto
vino a la Conisi6n por conducto
del Comisionado del Interior, fue
acuerdo que Sc lie enviara una CO.
pia de la opinion de referencia.
Sc endoso favorablemente la So
lieitud de Felix Collazo Sanchez
al Secretario de la Guerra para
un permiso que lie autorice a es-
tablecer un corral de pesca en-
Caho Hondo, Salinas.
Sc dict6 orden estableciendo pc.
SOS nivel donde las GALES Valdes,
San Andres, Pelayo, Matias Ledes-
ma v No. / de Pta. de TERRA, Sc
gun solicitud enmendada del Co.
misionado del Interior a la cual
Sc allana la American Railroad
! Co. of Porto Rico.
!. orden6 ell archivo de una CO.
rlunicacion del Secretario Eiecu-
two transmitiendo copia certifca-
da de una ley recientemente de-
cretada por la Legislature y apro-
bada por ell Gobernador que au-
toriza al Comisionado del Interior
para regular ell trafico de vehicu-
los de motor por la Avenida Ponce
de Leon Y la Carretera del Sur.
Sc tonl6 conocimiento y orden6
ell archiyo de la notification de la
Succession de Henry D. Sayre con
la que aconrpanan declaratoria de
berederos, los efectos de cierta
franquicia para tonar aguas del
Rio Mabilla de Corozal.
Pasaron al Conit6 de Tarifas
cen instrucciones de obtener ell in
forme del ingeniero de la Comi-
sion, las solicitudes de la Junta
del Muelle Municipal de Ponce
para que Sc apruebe una adicion
al Reglamento que rige el servicio
Ge dicho muelle.
(Continda en- la pag. o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06
yIAJERos DE PONCE

Aver Sc encontraba en- San Juan
nuestro distinguido amigo ell Lcdo.
Dgo. Sepulveda, de Ponce, quien
acompanaba su gentil esposa, Sc
nora Julita Martinez de. Sep1lve-
da, y su encantadora hija, Manue-
lita Sep1Neda Y Martinez.
Los esposos Sepulveda y Martf-
nez vinieron a San Juan con ell
proposito de yer su primogenita
Rosalinda, quien, actualmente to-
ma ell curse de verano que Sc da
en- la Universidad de P. R.
Nuestro saludo afectuoso a los
distinguidos viajeros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06
Isl Ia Juntd 'nsu'dr de EIeCciOneS no ha-
ce el esCrutiniO de YaucO y Fajardo, tall
y como 10 ordend Ell Tribunal Supreme.
presentar6 una querelld por desdCdtO en-
contra de Ia mismd, " dice Bolivar Pagan
Fl candidate AIcade ST. Roca, Wsit6 aver F0rtaIe-
Ia. Preemnentes peTs0naIidades politicas de Yauco
en- San Juan

La situacion politica product
da por dicho fallo en- ambas ciu-
dades no puede ser mas intere-
sante. Los animos han vuelto a
caldearse como en- los dias pre-
eleccionarios, hasta el punto de
que los mas tfn1idos hablan de la
provision de refuerzos policiacos.
En- el dia de aver vimos por
esta ciudad prominentes perso-
mas de la Alianza en- Yauco, entire
elias don Ramon Antonmattey,
Secretario del actual Alcalde, Sr.
Lluberas, y a don Francisco Ca
tala, quien por varias ocasiones
la sido Alcalde de Yauco y hoy
es uno de los hombres de confian-
"a del Sr. Lluveras.
Con relacion a Yauco y Fajardo
puede decirse aquello de la tenn
pestad dentro de un vase de aqua.
En- la mafiana de aver, don
Ignacio Roca, que tambien Sc en-
cuentra en- San Juan, visit6 la
Fortaleza. FL reporter lie vic al
salir del historico Palacio, pero,
el distinguido caballero Sc mostro
completamente reservado, por 10
que no pudimos saber cual hu-
hiese podido ser ell prop6sito de
aquella vista a Santa Catalina.
FL Lcdo. Bolivar Pagan, quien
visitamos en- su oficina del Mu-
nicipio nos dijo, entire otras cosas,
cue 81 estara a la expectativa en-
cuanto al proximo recuento que
ha de realizar la Junta Insular de
Elecciones, en- cumplimiento de la
orden del Supreme, pues esta dis
puesto a presentar una querella
por desacato en- contra de dicho
ORGANISING, 81 llegase advertir
que este no cumple ell decreto de
la Alta Corte, tai Y como el mis-
mo reza en- ell curse de su texto.
Tendre listos los papeles--dijo
" tan pronto yea el nlenor gesto
Indicative de que no Sc van a ha-
Ger las cosas como Sc mandan, ire
al Tribunal a presentar la que
rella.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06
Ell NOVENARIO DEL SANTO
CRISTO DE LA SALUD

No pudiendo hacerse en- La Ca
pilla de la calle del Cristo nj en- la
CatedraL como era costumbre, las
novenas del Santo Cristo, Sc en-
pezaran esta noche en- la Iglesia
de San Jose, cuyos actos religiosos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06
Los PEEc1os EsTABLEs

La American Sugar, tienese en-
tendido, ha hecho mejor negocio es-
to afio que ell anterior, porque aun
cuando los precios han sido mas ba-
jos, Sc han mantenido mas estables
La compafia ha recibido grandes
sumas en- effective por la venta del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06

han de verse muy concurridos por
ia gran devotion que siente ell
pueblo de San Juan por este Santo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06

A Ultima hora aver, pregunta-
mos a la Junta cuando Sc iba
reunir ofcialmente y Sc nos dijo
que no Sc saba, pues aun dicho
cuerpo no ha sido notificado, Off
cialmente, de la resoluci6n de la
Corte Suprema.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06

nento de Sanidad Insular para To-
grar establecer clinicas Medico-
Dentales en- los centros de salud,
escuelas, etc.
20. Conseguir llevar. a la Camara
y al Senado un dentista para que
Gefienda los intereses Professions
les.
30. Conseguir de la Junta Dental
Examinadora estimuIe ell intercarn-
bio con Estados de la Union Anne
lIcana y pafses extranjeros.
DO. En- la proxima Legislature
hacer una ley para regular la prac-
tica de las Higienistas Dentales
por considerar este paso de nece-
sidad imperiosa.
Sc trataron otros asuntos de or
den inferno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06
Sigue flojo ell merCa-
do de azICareS de P.
R. en- New York, con
Iimitadas OperaCioneS
Las utiIidadeS de las refi-
nerias norte-americanaS
Sc resienten por los bajOs
preCi0S del az1Car

FL mercado de azucar crudo, es-
tuvo un tanto mas flojo durante ia
Ultima semana, de acuerdo con los
cablegramas recibidos en- esta c1u-
dad por la Asociaci6n de Producto-
res de Az1car. Las ventas adicio
males fueron hechas a 2.12 y Az
centavos, comparadas con los pre-
clos que Sc pedian a los comien-
zos de / .32 de centavo mas alto.
Las ventas fueron: Azicar de Gu
ba, 10 900 saoos despachar esta
semana, para Arbickle; 1900 sa-
cos en- agosto 20, para Atkins; y dc
Puerto Rico 5000 sacos, pronto en-
barque para La Nacional.
La Nacional compr6 $4,000 sacos
de Puerto Rico llegar en- los pri-
meros dias de agosto 4.27 c. !.
Dos peQueos Totes para entrcga in
mediata, de Filipinas, fueron ofre-
cidos 4.27 c. i. y peQuefios Totes
adicionales de Puerto Rico, podian
ser obtenidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06
DEMANDA PoR AzUCAR
REFINADA

Los refnadores parecian seguir
dispuestos pagar 2.1I2 cts. 1877
c. por cargamentos conveniente-
mente situados; pero no demostra-
ban mucho interes, temiendo al pa
recer, que semejante disposition
pudiese producer mas grandes ofre-
cimientos. Sin embargo, Cuba y
Puerto Rico no hacen preston por
vender.
La demanda por azGcar refnada
permanece tranquila, aunQue en- al
gunos centros Sc advierte una nge-
ra mejoria.
Las cotizaciones continian a
$5. 90 y So. As centavos.
Ell margen de los rehnadores. esto
es, la diferencia entire el costo del
azucar crudo y Ell precio de. venta
del refnado, ha sido muy bajo. Los
refnadores no han disfrutado de la
acostumbrada ventaja en- los pre-
clos, en- esta parte del afio debido
q La baja cotizaci6n durante la Ill
TINA parte del invierno Y La prima-
vera y ell alto precio en- el verano,
cuando Ell consume aumenta con ell
calor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06
En- el Senado ha sidO
aprobado un prOyectO
que les deja fuera de
la combination
fl prOyeCtO ha venidO a Ia Cdmdrd
dOndc inaudabIpmete prOyOCaFa IN
dcalOradO debate 10 qup SOStiCnen
los sOcialiStaS.- Ua repreSentaOte
RetdmCate ObTerO

La comision de Hogares seguros
es indudablemente uno de nos mas
tfnportantes organismos del gobier-
no insu1ar.
Y como saben nuestros lectores
es la vez el ORGANISING que SO en-
tiende con todo 10 relacionado con
el populoso Barrio obrero, donde
viven millares de personas.
Es pues, natural, que tOdos los
partidos luchen por estar represen-
tados en- La Comisi6n de Hogares
Seguros.
No obstante, a Ultima hora Sc .ha
presentado en- Ell senado y ha sido
aprobado, un proyecto de ley que
imprime nuevos rumbos a la poll
tica de nombramientos. 81 proyec-
to que hacemos referencia tiene
per fin alejar ell partidarismo de La
Comision de Hogares Seguros.
GC6mo? Vera ell lector.
EN- QUE CoNsrsTE
Ell PRoYECTo
Este interesantisimo proyecto,
que viene reorganizar totalmen-
te La Comisi6n de Hogares Seguros,
elimina en- absolute la representa-
cion meramente partidarista en- oil
seno del refersdo ORGANISING, y esta-
tuye claramente que las designacio-
nes Sc haran sin tener en- cuenta
para NADIA la afiliacion polftica dsz
nominado, atendiendo solmaente q
sus meritos personales para ell car
go.
Esto quiere decir que tan pronto
ell proyecto Sc convierta en- ley nj
unionistas, nj repubncanos, nj So
cialistas tendran representation OH
cial en- Ell seno de la comisi6n, CO.
mo ocurre actualmente.
ILos SocIALIsTAs FUERA
DE LA CoMIsIoN?
No obstante, los nderes socialis-
tas con quienes hemos hablado So
bre este asunto, nos han dicho que
ST ell proyecto Sc conv1erte en- ley
es indiscutible que ellos, en- su ca
racter de socialstas, quedaran fue-
ra de la Comisi6n de Hogares Sc
guros. Alegan estos lideres socia-
listas que 81 ellos actualmente tie
men representation Official, estando
en- minoria, en- la Comision, es solo
porque asi 10 estatuye explfcitamen
to La ley, pero que tan pronto 90
elimine la representation parti6a-
rista iran fuera.
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azGcar de remolacha del oeste; pc.
ro 81 la compafifa esta dispuesta
a hacer adelanto de dinero ante la
perspective de la production de
otro afo, es aun algo que queda por
resolver.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-06
EN- LA CAMARA

Como va dijimos antes ell proyecto
ha sidc aprobado en- Ell senado y
enviado la Camara, para ser dis
cutido de un momento a otro.
Es evidente que en- la oamara Sc
suscitara un acalorado debate, va
que alli esta el representante at
large se1or Alfonso, quien la vez
que pertenece al Partido sociansta
es tambien miembro de la Comist6n
de Hogares seguros.
No obstante, Los informes que
tenemos son de que el prcyecto se-
ra enmendado. t'a
Lo CUE sosTIENEN Los
SoCIALIsTAs
Los hderes sOcialistas en- la ca
tContinua en- la ga. pagina.)