davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-06-24
KILLED IN CLASH.
Europeans Are Victims of Chinese i'm
Canton.


CANTON, June "a CPy.-Several
Europeans were killed and many
others wounded today when fighting
broke out between Chinese agitators
and residents of Shameen, the foreign
concession here.
Women and children are fleeing on
the [. s. S. Asheville, preparing to
leave for Hongkong tonight. The
situation is extremely serious.
The break today came after demon
Strators fired in the direction of
Shameen yesterday, killing non
combatant F'renchman, 4. Fasquier,
and wounding Commissioner of Gus
toms Edwards and V. G.. Murrel, a
chemist.
1t is impossible to foresee the out
come of the present trouble, which,
apparently, will last for some time.
BRITISH SEND TROOPS.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
FORD PAYS SEAMEN WAGE
TWICE SHIP BOARD SCALE
500 Per Month Minimum on
Freighter Purchased From q. S.
Shipping Board.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June c4-The ship
ping articles of the freighter Oneida,
purchased by Henry Ford on Satur-
day, have been filed with Government
officials, revealing that the wages paid
on the Ford ship are in some cases
100 per cent higher than those paid on
other American freighters, and that
500 q month Is the minimum wage
On Shipping Board vessels messmen
receive $52 month and ordinary sea-
men $47.50. The first engineer and the
first mate on the Ford ship are paid
$225, compared with $3.50 on Shipping
Board vessels, and S155 on ships of the
American Steamship Owners Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
18 Die in Fire in Egypt.

CAIRO, Egypt, June "a R.-Eight-
cen persons are reported dead and
two severely burned in fire that de-
stroyed $50 native dwellings in the
Egyptian town of Abu Hammad
Evening star., 1925-06-24
NATION JOINS WAR
ON MAGAZINE SMUT
Rallies to Support Capitars
Crusade Against Dirty
Reading Matter.

While Washington is preparing for
what it is hoped will be its final and
triumphant assault on intrenched lit
erary indecency, the wave of indig-
nation against lewd magazines is
sweeping the country with increased
impetus and creating a determined
public sentiment that is confidently
expected to result in the passage of
legislation at the next session of
Congress which will Danish forever
publications that cater to sexual emo
tions
Since the National Capital set out
just a month ago to rid itself of dirty
fiction magazines and degenerate
art periodicals, the number of let
ters reaching The Star office and Dis
trict Attorney Peyton Gordon. ask
ing how the campaign was started
here, has increased daily until it is
now safe to say that there is scarcely
State in the Union in which the
fight has not been taken up.
Newspapers, municipal prosecutors,
public spirited civic bodies and re-
Gently even the better class of mag
azines are pouring a drum fire of de-
nouncement into the ranks OF laSciv-
ious publications, and in many in
stances they are being followed up by
stinginS legal assaults. The whole
Nation is aroused TO face this new
and deadly menace. and unless all
signs fail smut magazines should
soon prove TO be Improbable invest
ments for producers and dealers.
Country "Drenched With Smut"
The extent to which the smut bust
ness has increased in the last five
years is shown in an article by Frank
r. Kent. former Washington news
paper correspondent. appearing in the
current issue of the Independent Mr.
Kent made a tour of the continent
with the single idea of trying to
discover what, if anything, is in the
minds of the people" OF his observa-
tions he had the following to say:
Two significant attitudes stand out
as vitally interesting:
First, the completeness with which
all liberal thought has vanished. the
astounding degree to which the coun-
try has become conservatized and the
strong hold of the Coolidge propa-
ganda on all classes of society
whether rich or poor.
Second, is the truly extraordinary
extent to which the country is
Continued on Page 3, Column 81
Evening star., 1925-06-24

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
ton is delivered to Washington homes
as fast a the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1925-06-24

%. s. Weather Bureau ForecastD
Showers tonight and tomorrow morn
ing, probably followed by clearing to-
morrow afternoon; not much change in
temperature. Temperatures-High
rs, al noon today; lowest, 81 at am.
today. Full report on page Z.
Evening star., 1925-06-24

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-14
NEW BUNGALOW


Broom house in Biltmore Gardens.
Priced to sell. Sold on small down pay
ment Call Main 1865 for appointment
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FARM LANDS

FARM. 51h acres In Greensburg. Ind; 8.
room house. gas, water BATH etc. For
particulars write WIN. CAHILL. Greens.
burgh. Ind, Route.
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I6 HELP WANTED-FEMALE
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO WHOM IT NAY CoNc ffH To- 1890
of f Pabc Ror hereby .g gvsR by the Board
lis Indiaana, that on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1870. they unanimously adopted
Dseclaratory Resolution No. 1874. 1926.
Deelaratory Resolution No. 1894, 1925.
RESOLVED. By the Board of Pubic Works
y IS desired and deemed necessary to va
FIRST ALLEY WEST OF CALIFORNIA
From Merrill st..
10 first alley south of Merrill g.
south properly line o Of aer Fiji dt TON q s sRs
n nc mp rro9pssrTty Line OF first alley south
The property benendally or iniuriouslv
si Py the proposed vacation being
has fixed Y Frday Marchm oTss e da said afy
date upon which remonstrances may bo
filed or presented by persons interested In
or affected by. said proposed vacation. as
O'clock D. M Said 1 BoaDd S sfird cay at
onice for the purpose of hearing and con-
ssidering any remonstrances which may
purpose OF taking final action thereon
Such actions shall be final and CONCLUSIVE
CHARLES z. COFFIN a
". II. FREEMAN,
Board OF Public Works. City of Indian
FEB. il and 81. 1925.
You Read the Want Ads
It's easy-CalI Main $500
Ask for an Ad Taker.
CONTINUED on Next Page
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IN MENTORIAM

~~sN~~~~~~~~~~>e ~~~~e~>~~~N~~s~~~~
IN MEMORANDA loving remembrance
OF our dear husband and father. Thomas
Hart, who departed this life one year ago
today, Feb IA. 1924.
We saw him suffer heard his signs,
With aching heart and weeping eyes
We saw him sinking hour by hour,
But could not stay deaths awful power.
How we miss you father dear.
While you quietly sleep at rest
When we think of how you suffered
Then we know that God did best.
Friends may think the wound is healed
But they little know the sorrow
That is in our heart concealed.
Sadly missed by his
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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BEECH TREES

Beautiful wooded lot. 63-foot frontage
In Al area north at a bargain: 81 $50:
on easy terms Let me SHOW you TINS.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

MONEY-We have a cash buyer for
single or a double between Illinois nnC
College and north of 30th st. Tell ui
FINANCE REALTY CO.
405 Roosevelt Bldg Main 5758
WILL pay cash for cheap rental or in
vestment, property. Web. 625S.
COLE touring and cash for real estate
Circle 2476
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Local Sewer Improvement Resolution.

?. m, on Friday. FEB. u. 1870, Tor the
following described public Improvement
in the City of Indianapolis. as authorized
Local Sewer Improvement Resolution.
No. 1928. 1924.
Resolved by the Board of Public Works
of the City of Indianapolis. State of Indi-I
ana, that the, construction Of q locs
sewer, intended and adapted only for locs
use by the property holders whose prop
erty abuts thereon. and not intended or
adapted for receiving sewage from col
lateral drains. be. and the same is. hereby
ordered In and along
TWELFTH STREET AND ALLEY SOUTH
OF TWELFTH STREET.
From Brooks Street.
TO First Alley West OF West Street
More particularly described as follows:
Beginning in Twelfth Street at Main
Sewer in Brooks Street; thence east IN
Twelfth Street COS feet to the center of
the first alley west of Oregon Street run
ming south: thence south In said alley to
the first alley south of Twelfth Street
thence east in said alley south of Twelfth
street TO the center Of the first alley west
Said sewer shall consist Of vitrined
P1pe L. and 10" in diameter. and said
sewer. with all its appurtenances shall be
constructed in accordance with the pro-
NE me- and specifications now on file in the
Office OF the Department of Public Works
OF said city. The cost of said improve
ment shall be aDportioned against and-paid
aouts thereon. and upon the city of Indi-
annapolis if the city IL benefited by said
Improvement all according TO the method
ana manner provided for in an Act of the
General Assembly of the State OF Indiana
entitled AN Act Concerning Municipal
corporations. approved March g. 1905.
Assessments. IL deferred are to be paid in
ten equal annual instaIlments with in
terest at the rate of 5 per cent per an.
num- A bond or bonds shall be issued 10
the contractor in payments for such
work unless the property owners pay
said assessments before said bond or
bonds are issued. Under no circumstances
snail the city of Indianapolis be or be
neid responsible for any sum or sums due
from said property owner or owners for
sald work. or for the collection of same
or Tor the payment of any bond or bonds
certncate or certificates. issued to SAID
contractor In payment for such work ex-
cept for such moneys as shall have been
actually received by the city from the
assessments for such improvements or
such moneys as said city Is by said above
entitled Act required to pay. All pro-
ceed1ngs had. and work done In the MAX
ing OF said Improvement assessment of
issuance OF bonds therefor. shall be pro
vlded for in said above entitled Act
All work done in making OF said deV.
scr16ed public improvement shall be in 9c-
cordance with the terms and conditions
OF SAID Improvement Resolution. and the
general and detail plans: proffles, DRAWINGS
and specifications which are on file and
may be seen in the office of said Board Of
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis
. The Board of Public Works reserves
the right to reject anv or all bids
CHARLES F. COFFIN,
W H. FREEMAN.
M. j. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works. City Of Indian
Feb. II. 81. 1928.
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LEGAL NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

OF PUBLIC WORKS.
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A REAL TNVESTM ENT
FOR THE CONSERVAT
INVESTOR

Two semi modern houses in
hates St. Let us show you
good investment proposition. Call
Main 1868 for appointment. Eve
nings and Sunday call Humboldt
2722.
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indianapolis, Ind. Feb. IS. 1925.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis
Indiana. that sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by it. at its office until 2 o'clock
p. m. on Friday. Fep 81. 1925, for the
following described public Improvement,
in the City of Indianapolis. as authorized
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02

euido Y valioso portorriqueho ell
Rev. Angel Viliamil Ortiz misio-
nero general de las iglesias de Ia
Alianza Catolica y misionero Ell
Honduras Y una de las figuras
mas prestigiosas del elemento cris
tiano en- la isla Como Livings-
tone, Stanley Y otros que fueran
al Africa a llevar la luz del evar-
CELLO Y la civilization, asi ell Rev.
Villamil Ortiz fu6 seleccionado pa
IA iniciar la obra cristiana en-
aauel hermoso, pero desgraciado
pals victima de las revoluciones =
del paganismo. Hay ALI va obra
establecida y numerosos jovenes
bor.ncanos Sc aprestan a prepa-
rarse para ayudar los hondure-
nos. Ell Rev. Villamil Ortiz ha ST.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
NoTAs DE MI CARTERA
LUIS MARCHAN

LUIS MARCHAN
Este culto inteligente compue-
blanc nuestro, companero tambien
en- la ingrata Y penosa tarea dc
enseiia, embarca hoy hacia los
Estados Unidos en- busca de un
horizonte mas amplio donde el pue-
da llegar a la meta de sus aspira-
clones.
FL companero triunfara en- las
hospitalarias tierras del Tic Sam.
Tiene talento, inteligencia, carac-
ter y sobre todo una voluntad de-
cidida para abrirse campo. No OIL
vide el amigo Marchan que el ca
mino esta lleno de espinas v abro-
jos pero cuando hay voluntad y
amino hay TODD. iQue dentro de
alganos amos lie veamos otra vez
en- nuestras playas triunfante y
con sus deseos coronados .por Ell
mas lisonjero exito!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
opinion del distiaguidD Ietfad0 Ortiz
IQfO, de Ponce, aIrsdedOf de las bases
! fines del prOgrama fusiOnista

Con mucho gusto le voy dar
q usted parte del tempo precio-
80 que vengo dedicando mi in
tensa labor professional; Y voy
,larselo va que con tanta amabi-
dad me pide una opinion sobre
Il resultado que podria dar Ia
ani6n de toda la fanlilia politica
le Puerto Rico OjaIa que esa hu-
nlildisima opinion mia establezca
el remedio que cure el cancer po-.
litico que viene destruyendo al
cuerpo social de esta isla Y sea.
adenlas, un faro de luz que ilu-
mine la conciencia de toda esa fa-
nlilia, que logre sformar una
sola, constituyendo asf un podero-
ST concerto de elenentos, cuya
vision de por resultado la reali-
zacion de una serie de hechos de
positivas ventajas para la TERRA
en- que nacimos, trayendo el reco-
nociMiento de sus derechos por
parte de la nacion que rige sus
destinos.
Yo estoy lamentando ahora, CO.
mo 10 lamentara aver que todo
uanto olga sobre tan noble pro-
3osito, planeado por nuestros di-
rigentes, en- estos momentos de
ineertidumbre y de grandes nece-
sidades, sea in1til, va que los he
chos pasados me han dado la ex-
periencia, que me per1nite afr
mar, sin vacilaciones, que en- el
fondo de todos los mopinlientos
pollticos de nusStro pals Sc agita
la idea de sostener, astodo trance,
Ia prolongacion q perpetuidad de
un desorden de eosas, que impi
da Ia solucion satisfactolia de to-
dos nuestros asuntos, para mar
char por la ancha via de progreso
y mel joramiento. Existe un fuerte
grupo de personas que fornenta
csc estado,ty n1ientras siga pri~
vando i viviendo de los benefcips
que arranca de su obra pecadora,
toda demanda de reconocimiento
que Sc haga por una parte de la
opinion, cae en- ell fraeaso mas
lamentable, eontinuara siryien-
do de exeusa los honabres del
Congreso americana para sostener
Ia socorrida alegacion de que lau
es possible concederle NADIA a esta
gente, naientras todes no sc pon-
gan de aeuerdo. listed safe, senior
Brau, que una fuerza coman para
un fin determinatlo, de tenden-
cias elevadas produce los nejo-
rec efeetos. ST dofnandanlos el re-
conociniento de I'M dereeho, a
Csc fin narchamos nnidos, al lo-
grarse viene esltonces el reparto
tel4imiento de csc derecho Sc
teniminto de ese derecho. Y, Sc
guraments qsae al establecerse Ia
forma de gobierno adecuada, los
elementos ilnpreparados, los irres-
pcnsables. no participation de Ia
direction de los asuntos p1blicos,
sobre cuya base descansen los
fueros de la administration. Y
aquf esta el NAL. Este es eI pals
donde mas polftica Sc hace, y dom
de mas participant de dicha politica
los Hainados f'agitadores ruralesp,
como bien. los llamara el autor de
aquella sentencia celebre, que di-
CO ZEN POLITICA NO HAY
DIGNIDAD.n Nuestras masas no
tienen orientacion fila, fines de-
terminates, conociniento de la
ohra que van realizar, dominic
pleno de sus actos, conciencia de
10 que hacen; con la mayor faci-
lidad Sc dejan guar por cual-
quier canaino, resultando, como
ccnsecuencia, que la fuerza nu-
nerica que elias cntranan, encum-
bra esos astorbos sociales, que
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
Ell DIscURso DEL
LcDo WILCOX

Sc adelanta entonces Ell Lcdo
Wilcox en- representation del Bar
de Abogados de la Corte Federal,
leyendo las siguientes manifesto
clones:
embellishments despues Due el
Bar Federal tuvo conocimiento de
la designation que ha hecho Ell Pre-
sidente para Jnez de esta honora-
bic Corte, fue acuerdo unanime ell
designar I'm conlite de Recibo que
en- aombre de los abogados que ejer-
cen ante esta corte pudiera EXPIRE
sar usted su regreso esta is
la nuestra co1nplacencia y algeria
|'Por primera vez en- la historic
de estas Corte, los iniembros del
Bar de Abogados tienen Ell especial
privilegio de ejercer ante un Juez
quie1i han conocido antes"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
0ontinuaci6n do Is Is. D2siaa

A-
gundo avatiza hasta el centro del
salon sentandose al lado del Fiscal
Gay.
El Juez Wolf, dirigiendose al
Bar de Abogados, anuncia que el
Hon. Ira K Wells va prestar
j,lramento.
Mr.. Wells avanza hasta la mesa
v jura que impartira justicia a to-
dos por igual, v que eumplira su
deber en- 10 mejor de su nabilidad
Termina su juramento con la Erase:
So God help me- Que me ayuee
Dios), v pasas ocupar la peesi-
dencia de la corte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02

Ia noderna para revitalizar la sangre Y
los nervios. Combinado con glicerofos-
fatos lorna un poderoso auxiUar para
toda persona cuyas fuerzas parecen
gastadas y en- muchos casos hace re-
naeer la yitalidad y energfa de una
manera sorprendente.
81 Hero Nuxado no es I'm curalo-
todo- Sc recpmienda solafnente para
oar nueva vida a Ia sangre al sistenia
nervios0; y un par de semanas basta-
ran para demostrar ell bien que puede
hacer. Hoy no sera demasiado tenn
prano para empezar. Todas las buenas
farmacias 10 venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
AZADAS COLLINS
LA MEJoR AzADA. UNA PEsETA MENos.
; Sc Siente I'd. Enveie.
Ger nlafllras11ente ?

Miles de honlbres v mujeres ven es-
caparseles prematuramente ell vigor y
fortaleza naturales de toda persona
sana y robusta. En- nuchos casos los
descuidos exceSos son causa de esa
decadeneia Asica. Iso que ocurre es que
IA sangre pierde.sus elementos de Vita
idad; Sc pone debil. depauperada, inn
ptira, enteramepte depleta del hero
organico que tanto requiere para repa-
rar efcazneate el desgaste natural de
Ia vida aetiva.
&lQue hacers NADIA mas l6gico que re-
p0ner en- la sangre ese valioso hero or
ganico con Ell Hierro Nuxado, laf6rmu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02

do nornbrado director del Coieg.e
Biblico de Ciales y cada ano, du.
rante las vaeaciones ira a inspec-
cionar la obra ALI.
:Dios bendiga el Rev. ViIlamiI
Y Ia hermosa labor que realizar
las iglesias de la Alianza en- p
r. Y Honduras! :
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
EI. REV. ANGEL
SrILLAMIL ORTIZ

Despues de un ano y medic de
ausencia en- la repdblica de Hon
duras, hemos tenido la gran salts
facci6n de saludar al muy distin-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
UN NUEvo BEBE

Nuestro companero ell active
professor de esta localidad, Don Ra
fael Martinez, ha sido obsequiado
por su distinguida esposa con un
hermoso bebe que responde al
nombre de Rafael Guillermo. Nues
tro parabien.
Antonio G. MARTINEZ
Barceloneta, P. R, JUNO %, 1926
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
hacen malograr la obra que ini-
Glen nuestros hombres de buena
voluntad.

Oh, 81. Nos adaptamos facl-
mente las modernas practicas
de gobierno. Sonaos autoras de un
sistema de leyes, que Sc ajustan
perfectamentc a las costunlbres,
sin relaiar el sisteina social, y
somos tan feles on Ia interpreta-
ci6n de los estatutos de otros pai-
ses, que nuestras opiniones pocas
veees diferen de la de sus nejo
jes INTERPRETERS y conaentarfstas.
Estoy SECURE del mejor cumph
naiento de la mission que Sc lie cor
fie los hoplbres de nuestro pue-
bio, y no vacilo al afrmar, que
su direction sera saba, eficaz v
juicipsa.
-. -.
Ell problema economico. Pre-
cisamente ahf esta la lave de ese
complicado estado de cosas, que
provoca esta intensa lucha, llena
de incertidumbres v de dudas. No
soy el primero que dice, nj ell al
t:mo, seguramente, que todo Sc
resolyerfa, solucionando ese pro-
plema. La opinion en- ese sentido,
es general; pero hay una causa
cue entorpeee o impide aplicarie
ell renedio a ese NAL, Y ESQ Sc
llama abandono V vagancia. Puer-
to- Rico es un pals esencialmente
agricola. Esta TERRA, amigo, 10
produce todo. Nuestras alondigas
podrian estar repletas de grano,
y la masa tlnbajadora con la lum-
bre encendida y la ola hiIviendo,
bien alimentada y contenta, dan
dole al trabajo la fuerza de su
brazo :. pere nadie auiere SEM
brar. Nuestros ifbaros han aban-
donado el campo " Sc han estable-
sido en- la ciudad, hacienda mas
dificil la vida de sus moradores.
Nuestras tierras estan inaproduc-
twas Inmensas porciones de to-
reno Sc hallan abandonadas. Solo
SO consume 10 que Sc importa. Ell
canlpesino que aver senlbrara la
ba4ata y ell gandul Sc ha conver-
lido en- ciudadano que frecuenta
ia tertulia de Ia botica 0 eonges-
tiona la esquina, donde unos GUAM
tos desocupados Sc sdedican pc
lar la pava", planeando, su ma
nera, la vida politica, dcnde ellos
medran. Sus economics las derro-
chan en- la realization de sus sue
nos, 5acariciados en- ell BALANCED de
Ia hamaca, comiendo Y eonsuInien-
do, sin producer. Yo entiendo que
todas las cargas contribltiyas pa
ia Ell sostenimiento del gobierno,
puede soportarlas el pals, 81 TO-
mentasemos la agricultural Aba
ratando los artlcuios de consume,
q jornal del pobre seria suficien-
t. para ia vida diaria, y ejercien-
do su function de agricultor, Ell
rroducto de su TERRA le daria
tranquilidad Y oonlodida6es. Pero
la predica malsana del agitador,
amigo. ha corrompido a nuestros
ifbaros. Esa constante propagan-
da de que debe vestir con corbata,
llevar pantalon balm" y bota
turca, vivir como vive el aco-
modado, como el disfrutar de
todas las ventajas que le brinda
u dinero, ha rehelado nuestro
huinilde canlpesino de aver, que
en- su pugna de hoy obstaculiza
cEando no destruye todo -el sis
tena. Ali esta el otro NAL, el
NAL que podrian con~egir ellos
laismos
- .............
81, soy partidario decidido de
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UNA OBJECTION

''Tenemos solamente una obje-
cion a vuestros predecesores. Ellos
nunca ppdieron encontrar la forlna
ole decidir Los casos que Sc tralan
para resolucion de la corte EN- for
ma tai que no saliese perjudicada
una de las dos parties.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
cAsos PRoxIMos A
SER JUZGADoS

AL terminarse Ell receso, Sc de-
clare Ia corte oficialmente consti-
tuida hajo la presidencia del Juez
Wells.
Ell Juez inform6 que la Corte es-
taria en- frlnciones dursnte los me-
ses de julio y agosto, debiendo pre-
pararse los calendarios fin de que
Sc juzgaran los procedimientos crl-
nlinales en- Ell primer mes v los ci-
viles en- Ell segundo
El Fiscal Gay informo a la Cor
te Que habia preparado la lista de
casos pendientes de resolucion, la
cual lista sometfa la considera-
cion del Juez.
Ell Jpez inforno que proximamen-
te darfa cuenta con los nombra-
mientos para los puestos de la Cor
te Federal pertinentes su cargo
a las preguntas de un redactor de
Ell MUNDo de 81 habia sido noml-
nado el sr. Paul G Miller para
secretario de la corte, ell Juez
Wells nos manifesto que el actual
secretario, don Antonio, podia que
darse EN- su puesto todo Ell tempo
cue el quisiera.