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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

Fov's production of What Price
Glory" with Raoul Walsh directing,
will go into production early in Janu-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22
THIS Is NY TASK

To live today to the full
To try to make my highest moment permanent.
To give everyone whose burden is greater than my
own, lift.
To make every moment count; to try to be some
body with all my might.
To be generous, tolerant, considerate kind, for
bearing, magnanimous.
To keep my mind open to truth, responsive to the
worlds best thought and to be true to the best know
To look forward, not backward; to look up, not
down to make the most of my opportunities and never
whine at the lack of them.
To be man before | am a lawyer, doctor, or
merchant and whatever my occupation profession,
to accomplish something infinitely bigger and of great
er service to the world than collecting dollars
To realize that Man is master of thought, the
moulder of character the maker and shaper of cond
tions environment and destiny, and to my power
intelligently
To face life with a smile; to keep stiff upper
lip no matter how gloomy depressing conditions may
difficulty and reach the goal of my ambition
To make my life yield its highest possible service
by being faithful to the duties of each day trying do
everything | attempt to complete finish; by being
scrupulously honest in every transacton by always
ringing true in my friendships by holding helpful,
accommodating attitude toward those about me- by
fulfilling the obligation to be noble be loyal my
highest ideals.
This is the task that comes to every morning
to be true throughout the day to my higher self Its
fulfillment demands all the courage all the strength
all the manhood womanhood, all the divinity that
is.in me.
~ This is my task and todays the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. GARIS
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
- OLD TIN CAN

Inete Niggilv was hopping over
. the green field near the brock one
morning, twinkling Ills piHh nose
and wondering what. sort of an adj
venture he would have when, all Of
Il sudden. tie rabbit gentleman
heard u voice asking:
please take Us with you?
1t first Uncle Wlggilv Vas going
to hide down behind some bushes,
for he sud to himself:
This may be some Of the bad
chaps But then he happened 10
think that if it WAS the Fox OF Wolf
! they would have talked differently.
'.Thcy would have wanted me 10
come with them instead Of wanting
10 cone with me, said the bunny
10 himself, And when he pecred
over the top Of the bush he saw
Scooter and Tootcr, two Of his new
little rabbit boys. They were NOV
my their cars and looking around
with their bright eyes. They were
wondering where their new daddy
had vanished to 50 suddenly.
IhcIe AlggHE lau9hcd, Iolpcu up
and cried:
Its all right, boys! Here l am.
/ hid because when | heard your
voices | though you were some Of
the bad chaps But how docs il hap
pen that you arcu I i'll SCHOOL," he
asked.
IT'S examination time and VIC
did our lessons, 80 the lady mouse
teacher let us out Of the hollow
stump school carly. said Tootcr.
And will you please take Us ad
vcuturing with yoU!' begged
Scooter. So Uncle Wigsilv took
! them b. their paws aad went skip
ping and hopping across the field.
They had not gone far before they
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22
TEN YEARS AGO
June %, 1915

\ dead was completed Yesterday
whereby Ed NJ. Hall purchased a
haf interest from j. A. Morrison
in the Central garage. Mr.. Hall
aud Mr. Morrison are going to re
model the entire establishment and
expect to maintain corps of expert
mechanics to take care of their pa.
irons.
Mrs. ". o. Hamilton is expected
home this evening froa "a visit in
San Bernardino.
Mrs. B. Salomon and daughter
llenc, are enjoying vacation at
coast points.
w. ". Gardner, Arthur Palmer
and Judge Adams spent Sunday at
Summit Springs.
Elmo Conlcy is home from school
duties at Pomona.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
June %, 1910

Charles Martin has gone TO New
York to remain until fall.
The planning mill Of the Brawlcy
Cooperative Building Company will
discontinue operations on July un-
til September J. Superintendent
Bartlett has gone out Of the VALLEY
fOl the summer.
George Mckeehan had his elbow
fractured last week by being thrown
from road cart.
Marcus Bates has returned from
the east where he was called by the
illness Of his father, who died be.
fore his arrival.
Thomas o Bricn viii leave next
week for Minneapolis, Minnesota
where Mrs. O'Bricn has bccu fol
several weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22

saw an old tin can lying on some
stones near the brook.
oh. look at the old tin can =
cried Scooter.
"Let's kick it and bang il will
sticks! said his brother. Aud then,
to the surprise of all of them, the
old, rusty tin can spoke and said:
That 5 right. Kick me. Bang
me with sticks! Push me into the
brook if you like, I'm no good any
more, | am of no use in this world.
&c ON Kick Ne,
But Tootcr and Scooter were too
surprised to do this, and Uncle Wig
gils said to the tin can:
You shouldn t talk that way.
Everything and everybody is of
some use IN this world, if We could
only find it out.
VII You please tell me what
use am begged the tin can.
Once l vas useful, l know, for
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22
: NO .SWOONfNG LADIES

j. Delicate ladies with propensity for sWooning
have long since gone out of fashion. The heroine of
today best seller takes bad and sudden shocks
or disappontnents quite calmly. Instead of quietly
slipping off into unconsciousness she's likely to
say, "gve cigaret old thing" and then puff it
philosophcay while she adjusts herself to her hard
fate or else figures way out
And in fiction, so in real life. The pseudo-in-
valid is out of style and the occasional real invalid is
usually courageously striving to restore her health
This change greater physical hardihood has newt
ably had fine effect many human relationships.
Says medical director of large life Insurance
"It has become fashionable to be perfectly
healthy it formerly considered mark of
finement to be delicate Women no longer accentu-
ate their little illnesses and indsposons as they did
when pale face and the 18inch waist considered
evidence of high breeding.
"The general participation of girls and women in
athletics has also had great influence only upon
women's physical health but upon their mental atti-
tude 1t has done more to keep women young than
anything know in the history of the race"
Health and youth. They make rather good COM
binaon and they important contribution to pre-
sent day civilization
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22

WAS bright and shiny and filled with
lovely sliced peaches, And around
me was pasted cover bright red
and yellow in color, But after was
oPcued and the peaches eaten, was
thrown out here. The rain washed
off my cover began to rust aud
now sec "hat an-of no use. at
all.
:" Yes you are useful, suddgnly
cride Tootcr. ~ know what ear be
done with you.''
What can be done with md 2"
sadly asked the old tin can.
~ can scoop water up i'm You
aud throw il in the face of the Bob
cat. " shouted Tootcr. Aud IS truly
"a, ] am telling YOU, while T-hclc
Wiggily was talking to the tin can.
Hp sncaked the Bob Cat who wanted
to nibble the bunny 5 ears.
But the little rabbit boy took the
tla can. filled il with water and
dashed the water in the face Of the
creeping Bob Cat.
Oh, Wowzic, scOwzic SCOOP
iowlcd the bad chap and away he
ran.
There cried Uncle Wiggily.
/" You see how useful you are, Mr..
Tin Cav You saved my cars, and
thank you and also Tooter.D -
Well perhaps was Of little
use, admitted the tin can. But
am 30 homely-all bent and rust
cd"
'JH take you home, .traigbtcn
fon out paint YOU red and plant
some flowers IN you after fiji You
viii earth, - said Scooter. And
, hat : just what he did. And In a
few days there was the tin can,
rusty no longer, but redlY painted,
hanging on the front porch Of the
HOLLOW stump bungalow, and i.t the
can grew some green trailing vines
and bright blue flowers.
All, now / am happy"' Fang the
TN can. - aln both useful 3nd
orhalnontal!" Aud truly he gus.
70 # the apple dumping doesn' TRY
70 be a baseball and run home in
nc rain, ! III tell YOU next about
Uncle Wiggily and Wcezie's trick.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22
Woman Made Her
Daughter Aid In
Bootleg vity

Los ANGELES, June 22,-Mrs.
Bcrtha Brown will be sentenced in
superior court here on July for
making her l6-year-oId daughter all
her in bootlcgging operations.
Mrs. Browne pleaded guilty to
contributing to ihe delinquency of
her daughter by former marriage,
Miriam Mcndenhall.
The woman admitted sho com
PEELED her daughter to transport IL
quor from IL distilIcry TO her home,
from where it was later retailed to
a clientele in the Rcdondo Beach
district.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22
S. p. STOCK MAY NOW BE
TRANSFERRED IN WEST

A stock transfer office has been
opened by the Southern Pacific com
pany at its Saa Francisco head
quarters
Western purchases Of Southern
Pacific stock can now have the
change Of ownership recorded by
the company at San Francisco IN
stead Of having to wait until the
stock transfer is made at New York.
"Thc arrangement for stock trans
fers here has been made TO meet the
convenience Of western investors, =
{. NJ. Scott, assistant treasurer Of
the company with headquarters at
San Francisco, said in making the
announcement.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for This Date
in Past Years
NINETEEN YEARS AGO
June % 1906

Repairs on the electric plant of
the Holtyilie Power Company at
Holtville have been completed, and
today the connections were recstab-
lished TO Imperial.
Paul Steintorf was up from Ca
lexieo Yesterday hustlins subserip-
ton, for u Los Angeles paper.
Word comes from san Diego that
L. G. Irwin IS much improved in
health since reaching the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22

1t does show certain survival of delicacy, how
ever when the supposedly hardened fapper paints
permanent blush on her face
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22

Tennessee prefers moonshine to evolution.
Sap rises to the top, whether it's trees or men.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22

lhe man who failed to put n
nickel IN the plate win ten the
iseotL her Il sd 4 tiGe scz4lo4.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-22

Ih these days Of 50 much bad
hoole there are lots, Of people WHO
are nearly dead for Il drink.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
NGENUIDADES

Cuando aguna esta desocupad cuauer pueblo
de la sa 10 prmero lie hacer fenga
buen humor ped prestamo gafas ahumadas;
dc tiple bordona agnn pariene
(gcneamene muer da mejores renltado)
lie San juan prop6sito de dvertrse
ngiendose esa ciego pedr mOsna 81 ell init
uao esuvera penamene convencdo de poder conta
gar transitoria la pocia los habtanes
de la poblacon. aa
FL ntulado mendigo cuerdas del Instrumental;
dea DIR pinoresca serenaa la hay gaos
faturas; agInos cardenaes,
hayan egado categoria de obspos tende el sombrero
algas lie dan cambio de agunos
milares de microbes .esu9e$ers sffl:
Como esta "operac6n mercan que desconocen nuestros
fnsnceros mas famantes repe grave dao
la hygiene las ordenanzas, medta en- la
preparation tue Celebration del Da de los
Mendgos tendria Ell urvegio de reunT San Juan
todas las bordonhas tpes desoeupadOs la Isla Sc
ria Ia ademas de la undacon de Club Armo
n:cop? es*5s a*
Els idea s0metemos las antOTidades, quienes
seguros acogea micha algeria juzgar
la multiplication de los men
digos que puede actar de ener al
gunos punos cieros vorros dc Turquia
Crist6ba REAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
Ell AMBIENTE
QUE PREDOMINA-
BA EN- LA SALA


En- la Corte todo era seriedad,
por el contrario. Act1a ell Juez
John T. Raulston. Los abogados
de uno Y otro lado Sc saludan, cum
pliendo un deber de cortesfa.
FL acusado, Scopes, era ell mas
serio de todos, estaba palido y sus
lentes de concha hacian aun mayor
la seriedad de su rostro. Tiene So
10 "a amos de edad, Y va este joven
de Kentucky ha conseguido con-
centrar sobre 81 -toda la atencion na
cional convertirse en- la fgura CEN
trail de uno de los mas ruidosos
processes. Scopes cuando no ense-
fiaba desde la catedra, dirigia los
oquipos at1eticos de sus discipnlos.
Al comentar su situacion ell pro
fesor Scopes ha dicho que todo Sc
redujo a un argumento de farma-
copea que no pudo dejar para 81.
Los hombres interesados en- mate
r;as educativas Ell ell estado de Ten
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
Ell DR.. V. Coll Ouch
pIantea la crisis de
municipio de San Juar
Los sociaIistaS C0nSide
ran la actitud de don RO
hert0 como IN actO anti
politico

, Hs =
layer dimos4 una Ultima hora ha
ci6ndonos eco de que ell Alcalde d
San Juan. Sr. Roberto H. Todd
habia aedido la renuncia al DR.. Y
Coll y Cuchi, Director de Benefi
cencia Municipal.
Nuestra nota, las pocas no
ras de circular, fue completamenti
ratifcada por los demas diario
locales, asi como tambien por 10
propios interesados, senores Tod
Y Coll Cuchi, con la circumstance
de Que la noticia hubo de- ser opol
4tunamente ampliada por dichos pc
iiodicos, los cuales dieron cuent'
de las supuestas .razones que tu
vo Ell; Mayor para .solicitar la dl
mission del Jefe ide Beneficencla
Ia crisis ,quel1se. plaptea en- E
nunicipio con motive de esta re
nuncia parece ser de alguna i'm
portancia, 81 Sc tiene sn cuent'
Il situaci6n polftica del dimisiona
rio V la transcendencia de su actu'
ci6n en- favor de los intereses Goa
licionistas, On 10 que respecta g
(Cnntinl1a en- In nag. 50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
MR.. ]. c. NORM PROBABLE
.SUBCOMISIONADO De ms
TRUCCIOK
La opinion general fayOrce
Ell nombramiento de un por.
torriqueno, y en- su defecto
a MIR. NORM
Tiene el endoso del magis-
terio y el Departamento

Suena con tai insistencia Ell NOM
bre de Mr.. Joseph G. NORM para
ell puesto vacante de Sub Comisio-
nado de instruction que va muchas
personals allegadas al Departamen-
to dan ell nombramiento cast por
SECURE.
La opinion general, segdn hemos
podido colegir preguntando aqui Y
ALA, favorece ell nombramiento de
I'm puertorriqnefio native para ell
cargo que deja vacio Mrs, Ligget,
La sub b-comisionada que, una mana
ma sin saberse todavia por que,
present6 su renuncia.
Todo ell mundo, y nosotros tam.
bien, (lpor que no decirlo?) cree
que un hijo de Puerto Rico es Ell
llanado a ocupar ell puesto. ESQ es
algo que nadie Sc opone.
Sin embargo, 10 mismo que la
anterior opinion es unanime, una
mime tambisn va siendo ell deseo de
que, en- case que un americana sea
ell nombrado, este sea Mr.. Joseph
G., NORM, quien la isla debe cast
todo ell progreso que ha hecho en- Ia
ensefanza del tngl6s. 5lslrs...
Sc citan EN- su favor innumerables
argumentos, aduciendo sus meritos
yeconocidos, Ell tempo que lleva en-
la isla, ell inter6s que siempre ha
demostrado en- todos nuestros pro-
blemas, Ia constancia co1l que Sc ha
dedicado hacer que nuestros nj
nos aprendan un ingles correcto,
idiomatico y b1en pronunciado, que
les permita> ir a Estados Unidos Y
doninar desde Ell primer momento Ell
lenguaie, los metodos que ueva es-
critic, su larga experiencia, en- fin,
una serie de razonamientos que con
vencen al mas obstinado.
Segnn hemos podido saber Ell
magisterio recibiria con gusto cl
nombramiento de Mr.. NORM para
Ell cargo, pues el, en- su tarea de
Inspector general, ha podido com
penetrarse perfectamente de su ST.
tuaci6n, sus puntos de VISTA sus
merecimientos.. Tambien Sc afrma
que Mr.. NORM en- Ell Departamen-
tContlnna en- Ia pag. 6I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
"Si Lenine Sc hubieSe de-
jado llevaT p0T la cOnsti-
Iucl0n no serla ell Tegi-
men soviet el que impe-
Tase en- RuSia," agrega

Publicamoa a continuation el 81
guiense articnio que nos envia 81
! iaer soeialista don Eduardo Condo
81 contestsei6n al Lcdo Martinez
NsdaE
Las declaraeiones que hace eI
Lcao Martinez Nadal. sobre la ac-
titud a segHir pOr el Partido soeia-
hsta. no deben ser desatendidas pOr
los s0eialstas, por ser inoportunas,
50 que. por medic del miedo Sc pre-
tends que yariemOs aunqne indirec-
tamente, La poiitiea que seguimos
eemo tales. Todo pOraue a tempo
l,aFamos un oOLPE. que no enca-
Jsha con Ia c0nducta que nos he
saOs tFazado desde que militamOs
en el Partido,
81 el sr. Nadal, no Sc enfada y
ne peFmite, expresare algo en- con
tla de sas manifestaeiOnes.
Con an deio de compassion, dice
q Ledo. Martinez Nadal, es una
iamentable squivocaei6g la aue han
sufrido estos tres sefOres, (AlfOnsO
Torres Bernard silva y ell que sus-
eribe), pFetender desterrar del Par
tiao soeiaiista, a todos los elemen-
toa intelectnales - 81 Ell LcdO. vol
viera a leer, pero bien despacio, 10
que die en- mi articulo publicado
en este mismo periodico, estoy Sc
guro que euando vuelva a escribir
s9brs este para mi interesante asun-
20. no habTia de ineluirme entire
los que por las razones poderosisi-
nas cue ellos tendran. Sc han ma
nifeStadO en- contra de los intelec-
tuales IAceneiado, los gOlpes ense-
ran. .tltsSl.i
! Aunque no 20, calnaraaas nifos
han dieho ESQ. cue tanto IA NOR
tiAeado al Lcdo y pienso para mi
que no deJan de estar justiacaaps
porqae. Ia fntelectnalidad puerto-
rrlauena. esta todavia aferrada al
pasado v pasran muehos aGos sin
Z. cue aeien a IN lado, ESQ fardo de
sontas pTeocupaciOnes que tantO da
70 les ssta hacienda a ellos luis-
laos.
81 no hemos dc negar que 81 inn
pulse del movimiento sociaiista en-
Europa, Fecibio (no de las Univsr-
sidadss. sr. Eadan 81 dc cientos
de cientOs de fnteleetuaies que So
heron de esOs centros. que mas bien
cue para alentar ell ideal socialista,
los pFeparan siempre para seguir
esta va insOstenible situaci6n en- q i.
yiven, todos los PueblOs de las dife-
(Continda sn pag. %
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z. B. sUssMAN

Pronto estara en- la isla vecina d
santo Domingo Ell distinguido caba
Hero Mr.. E. b. sussman, represe'
tante del famoso artfculo "Flytox
el acreditado remedio contra tod
clase de sabandijas.
Santo Domingo sabra recibir est
prestigioso hombre de negocios gu
con su actividad maravillosa 10 h
alberto al "Flytox'' un envidiabl
mercado en- Puerto Rico.
Buen viaje y pronto regreso !
deseamos al amigo que Sc ausenta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
En- tai sentid0 Sc lie ha
conteStado una carta que
sObre ell particular dirigi0-
les ell C0miSionad0 Huyke


En- la Ultima session de la Asam-
blea Municipal de San Juan Sc di5
cuenta, entire otros mas, con los
siguientes asuntos:
Carta del Comisionado de ms
truccion Insular. solicitando Sc
mantenga en- ell Presupuesto, la
asignaci6n para sueldo adicional
del Inspector del Distrito.
FL senor Pedro Juan Barbosa ha
ce la mocion de que Sc constituya
la Asamblea en- Comision Total pa
ia discatir este asunto.
Debidamente secundada esta mo
ci6n del senor Barbosa Sc pone a
votaci6n Y la asamblea lie imparte
su aprobaci6n.
Sc constituye la Asamblea en- Co
'nlisi6n Total para tratar el asun-
TO que Sc refiere el sefor Huyke,
Comisionado de Instruction Insu-
Lar
Despues de oidas algunas mani /.
festaciones hechas por el senior Pc
dro Juan Barbosa, este Asambleis-
ia hace Ia mocion de que Sc con-
teste al Comisionado de Instruc-
ci6n Insular, que tan pronto sea
nombrada una persona para des-
enpenar ell cargo de Inspector del
Distrito. y esta persona sea grata
. la Administration, la Asamblea
Municipal inmediatamente toma-
ri el debido acuerdo para cue di-
cho Inspector Escolar disfrute del
sueldo adicional que aparecia en-
el pasade presupuesto.
Debidamente secundada esta mo
ci6n por ell senor William D. L6-
pei. la Asamblea por unanimidad
le imparte su aprobacion.
Carta del senior Alcalde envian-
lContinda on In bag. 81
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ser6n que sirve de Corte, Y una
sala invadida por iurisconsultos,
c;entificos, clerigos y legos, ese
es ell escenario en- que Sc destaca
la figura del professor John t.
Scopes, a quien Sc acusa de ense-
mar la teoria de la evolucion en-
la escuela superior y cuyo proceso
empezo verse en- el dfa de aver.
Entire la multitud que rodeaba
aver el tribunal, podiamos yer la
figura del famoso William Jen-
nings Bryan, quien sostiene al
Estado, Y de Clarence Darrow,
s.bogado de la defensa.
No es precisamente la ofensa co
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
"leaemos u pI0gama laA hefm0-
50. lsa dsls. Ia Gldlano ea los
lfHenas polai(a \ OoRbmifo. qae
es peldhle fSlsg eleTaamenle m
\ dtHols qut modIlaahO psfa 81
llsisld smblloae pTs0saas die

Ei nsR4a8F sehaf Raise MaFta-
neg Naaal aaFmaha Ga aRsstrs edi
elon del mieFcelss ultirio. a sx-
p0nss = Ia splal1n pahl.ss 81 pre-
gFAma gas - pfspons sssuir Ia co
iectivs6aa peiislea qas q arss
eomo Presidents. cue los paros &C.
tRban aiaPasstos q ay'idaF . IL
REan obFa as hsseE feiis - pnebi9
pasSteFfiqHe4o. sin aRhsles De aa-
tisfsssf amhieiohea a. .nadros per
ssnaiea. msnlfestanas "a laiein3
tsemps. grs ios gHEos no srhe'an
uEs fHai6n DE- fasTxas con i3s 80
eiaiistaa a hase del eamhls as
nomhEe asl PaFtias sorsallats psra
aiafrutaF ae las posies0ns Dr.
pedsF q ds ia lnanesrla Gle pseda
s@nsF ri Partlao seelaiists cen "a
asreehs adsuiFido ds pariid9 pFin-
elpst
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
DoGA ROSARIO CASTRO DE
MARTINEZ

Ia muy apreciable seflora Rosa
rio Castro dc Martinez ha regre.
sada q su residencia, con su niho,
despues ae mnchas semanas dc
arsvedad que intranquilixaron a
sn esposo y . teaa "a familia.
Como sshen los lectores, . tan
esiimabls seAora le fu4 praeticada
ana diflell operaei6n de parto pOr
el doctor Lopez dc Ia Rosa quieh
saivb de la mneTte Ia msdrs y
Al niAo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11

Ei PFeslaeate ds Ia sscei6n J -
s@i EepasblleaBo PwFo. de san
gHaa naestEo sFfimade smigo seaoF
Anioaie bazAn ha aiFigiao una im-
paFtaHts eomhuleaca6n "a pFeslaeg-
- ssnsFsi DE- "a Psrtiao, sseuAdan.
ds ias bases sHs este sxpons an
naessFa edfeion Gel misFcoles "a
are asteFiarmente aludiamosl 80
hTe 81 possible entsndia0 pols' leo
Goa los saesalisgas
IL earsa asl seEeE Autanio isa-
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
COMO SURGIO
LA ACUSACION

Scopes usaba como texto un IL
bro aprobado por la Junta Esco-
lar, en- ell cual Sc explieaba en- de-
tales la teorfa de Ia evoluci6n. Sc
lie aeuso de imbuir a sus alumnos
ideas eontrarias a los principles
sdivinos estatuidos en- la Biblia, al
ensei1ar que ell hombre desciende
del mundo anilnal.' Y para acusar
es necesario que exista una ley.
Efectivamente, existe esa ley en-
Tennessee y es. obra de un legisla-
dor que proeede del surco, John w.
Butler, quien tiene una pequena
finca como Glen millas de dis
tancia de Dayton.
la defensa, compuesta por John
Il. Neal, en- representation de Ia
faeultad, Clarence Darrow, Dudley
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