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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

THE Seattle housing committee
for the knights Templar con.
elays, which oonvcnea here the last
week in July. started this week tho
final drive TO secure thousands OF
rooms in private homes for a part
Of the great throns OF visitors com.
INK 10 The grand eneampment.
Finding sufficient quarters for the
host OF guests has proved one Of
The greatest problems IN the multi,
tude OF details Of arrangements for
the vast assembly Fully 1000
knights Templar viii be IN Seattle
from July 70 TO August ! and. with
hundreds OF tourists here a. III.
same time the city viii be crowded
as never before.
All available hotel space hnn been
taken for that week From 600 TO
GOO Pullman cars OF tho knights
Templsr special trains win be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
FRISCO BOOZE
WAR LOOMS
kNew Battle With Runners
" Expected After Arrests

San FRANCISCO. July -Four
men we're under arrcs, here and II
others were soush; on warrants
charging conspiracy 70 violate tho
prohibition laws resulting from tho
burning OF the alleged rum ship feed
er Comet.
Included IN those sought Is ]. II,
Madden. mayor Of sausaiito. cross
bay town, in whose shipyard the
government Is reconditioning vessels
for the war on the rum fleet.
loo Parcnte. local tailor and poll
rsr'au Ralph H. Owens, Los Angeles.
md Walter Peterson and JAMS !.
Nielsen. Sausaiito. were arrested.
Pareute and Owens are free on IS 900
bail. with hearings sst for tomorrow.
At the same time. federal dry
agents expressed belief that tho rum
runners who yesterday shot and
killed a deputy sheriff near Salinas
were affiliated with the organization
which they uncovered here.
\ All roads leading into San Fran
.risco we're watched for the armed
auto which escaped the Moss landing
raid. in which tho officer was killed.
rnd possibility OF another battle bc-
tween bootlegscrs and officers was
seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
DEATH MESSAGE
CAUSES RAID
And San Francisco DryS
Mop UP With information

SAN FRANCISCO. July S-tBy
United News, Attempts q DYING
sailor 20 send a last communicates
20 his rum,runnlnR employers have
resulted In what federal agents de-.
rlarc in the most important roundup
Of liquor Law volators in Pacific
ronS, history.
Seventeen men were arrested
Tuesday by government agents and
accused Of connection with liquor
smuggling activities extending from
Vancouver. H. G. TO San Francisco
and Los Angeles,
J. H. Madden. for the last four
years mayor OF Sausalito. was
charged with Illegally landing liquor
IN the United states. Ralph H.
owens. Of Los Angeles. alleged boot,
Log king. and A, + MeAdam. reputed
financial agent Of the Consolidated
Exporters. Canadian liauor shippers.
also were taken into custody.
The remainder Of tho men arrested
were launch and tugboat men and
members Of the crew Of the steamer
Principle, alleged rum smuggling
vessel
Karl Wells. sailor on the fuel
ship Comet. which burned last week
while taking on oil. gave message
10 his employers after he realized
that his injuries. caused by the eS'
plosion. would result in his death.
Federal agents followed the clue
and the arrests resulted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
poLA is SORRY
Didn't Mean to Break Law;
To Send $4,000 to u. S.

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. July Spy
United News Pola Nsgri. screen
star Is very sorry she owes Uncle
Sam $4,000 for her recent careless
ness in not declaring n ring and
bracelet on her return from Europe.
hut she is borricr still that she
caused him 80 much trouble.
while / have been advised that
have the right 10 appeal" she
said Tuesday. Il certainly have no
such intention ahaii remit the
money 20 Washington at once
Il can only say" she continued.
that tho situation waS tho result
Of Misunderstanding. and ! had
no intention OF violating the law
OF tho country hope 20 make
mine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Seek Rooms for 10000
knights TempLar Guests
Seattle to Be Full to Overlooking During
Convention Week; Ask City's Support

parked % the railway stations. and
some $1,000 visitors viii sleep on
board these ears. Several thousand
more, who will motor 10 tho con.
claYe, viii stay NJ the Lincoln Park
auto camp. In spite Of these eK.
tensive plans. there viii be several
thousand more 10 be housed during
the week.
Rooms IN private homes for 90
600 knights Templsr guests are
needed" said DR.. Frank l.. Horsfall.
chairman Of the committee IN
charge. Wednesday. THE committee
u making a campaign 10 list 1900
homes, Some Of them have been
signed, but a large number are still
10 be secured. Some OF the larger
homes Of the city VIII take from
five TO eight persons. We need,
however, rooms for any number Of
guests.
Seattle has never fallen down on
big request, and she never viii.
The committees working for the
conolAve have made Seattle and the
state Of Washington known In 500
towns oyer the United States No
other advertising medium has ever
npproximated their work.
I'VE feel that 81 n night or. with
breakfast, $3.50 per person. Is a
fair fee 10 charge.
knights Templar are, as is gen
orally known. the finest type Of
American citizenry. and Seattle will
not regret opening her homes 10
them We will he very glad 10
have all citizens. who possibly can,
list their homes with our commit.
,ees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Predict Tourist Trapel
in 1925 Will Be Record
All Visitors Bureaus Agree That Northwest
Scenery Will Lure Many More This Summer

INFORMATION collected from
4 sources ia touch with tourist tray.
el 70 Seattle and the paclfic North.
west indicates that 1895 win be a
record year
While the influx OF visitors seemed
10 b. slow in starting. IL Is now
flowing In FUN tide
Douglas shelor OF tho Automobile
Club OF Washington. said that up
TO May not 80 many inquiries
we're received a. club headquarters
as during the same period last year,
but during June a large increase vas
noted. and II IS continuing 70 in.
nreaar In ftrts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Rule Stock Market
Seats Not Taxable

NEW YORK. July s.-The appel.
ate division today affirmed a New
York supreme court decision that
the value Of New York Stock ex.
change seats are not taxable under
the law assessing .-moneyed capital
in competition with national banks. 3"
The decision was handed down
in a test suit brought by Arthur
Frederick against a tax commission.
er who assessed Broderick 500. 600,
the value OF his seat on the eI.
change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

Mrs., Hazel Stewart. In charge OF
The tourist bureau Of the Chamber
Of Commerce, declared every lndoa.
ton pointed 10 a vast Increase over
last years tourist business. Up ia
date s,2t5 persons haze been given
service h. tho bureau
II. l.. blanchard. in charge OF the
RainIer National park office in Sc
aitle. said thus far this year their
business had increased between twu
and three times that % las, year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

tive and convincing Almost with.
out exception they have iutcd others
so the Sorihwes; bY tho glowing ae-
counts Of Puget Sound as a summer
playground This Is especially true
Of the Californian
This year Is bound 20 establish a
record for tourists in tho Northwest.
everyone agrees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Patrick c. Lennon
Dies After Illness

Patrick c. Lennon. So. died Tues
day AZ hia home AZ GIL Gard ave.
after an illntss Of six months He
was Stfcetcar conductor.
His widow. Anna. and one daugh-
ter. Marguerite, survive. Funeral
arrangements arc in charge OF the
Home Undertaking parlors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

up TO the present time ! should
say automobile tourists from Cali.
fornia and Oregon ontnumbor all
other outsiders about 10 TO /. Those
from the East arc ius, getting start.
ed. and the t0.toi figure soon VIII
30 materially changed. Up 10 date
tho majority of Eastern visitors have
come by rail" Mr.. shelor said.
There Is just ono thing to warn
against. A dozen California cars
have been seized at tho Canadian
line on their return from Canada
for having iiauor aboard. II coats
500 for failure 10 declare the goods
and IS a bottle for whisky and Sc
bottle for beer.
1T doesn't pay. Tourists should
draw their cxhilnrnton from tho
scenery. Il Is cheaper"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
STEAMERS HAVE
LARGE INCREasE

steamahip companies report great
increase o. travel over last year
~hilo those in charge Of railroad or.
fees say they arc too busy to talk
enough Of story In Itself.
An who come IN contact with tour.
lists agree that tho reaction Of North
west scenery upon them ~ most posi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

THESE 500 dresses in beaded
L crepes, and in georgettes with
slips to match, are positively the
most sensational values ever Of
fered by the Sweet Sixteen in this
city or any other city. There is a
complete range of all colors for fall
wear, including black. This is but
another demonstration of Sweet
Sixteen's ability to undersell others,
at a price that is usually a great sale
feature elsewhere. We offer you
these wonderful dresses at the very
beginning of the season for less
than half of their actual worth. At
tend this event tomorrow-and
SAVE!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
England Puts Ban
on Belasco Play

LONDON. July S-tBy United
News 1.-THE Harcm." an American
play which even interested New
York last usason because Of the
frankncss Of is dialogue and plot.
has been barred from the London
stage Tho lord chambcrlain'a or.
flee. which acts as tho official play
censor here. has refused 10 nesuae
the play
One Of tho officials said the plot
WIS Objectionable. the dialogue
nasty and the whole atmosphere
salacious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
20 MILLION NEW TREES

LONDON More than 10000. 900
trees have been planted by the Brit.
iah government during the last year
TO make up for the depletion OF for
eAta during tho war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Round able Hears
Callow at Olympic

Seattle Round Table member
were 10 hear Russell Callow. crew
coach a. the University Of Wash.
inEton. speak today when they meet
IN the Marine room OF The olympic
Hotel az noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

II you have decided 20 sell your
home Star Want I'D viii do II
quicker and the cost Is less. Remem-
Der The Star has the largest clrcu-
lafIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

Miss I.ronors Uric was the star
of tho play in New York. II Was
produced by David Belasco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
How We Can Give
Such
Unusual
Values!

A great number of
d I e S s e s-hundreds of
them - were purchased
in New York by our res
ident buyer there for
our stores in Portland,
Seattle, Los Angeles,
Oakland and San Fran
cisco. We buy in huge
quantities at great saw
ings and sell in huge
quantities and save
YOU lots Of money.
That is our secret!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28
Editorial diariO del Dr.. Frank Crane
M-
LOS lTlRANTES

Todavia Sc sigue discutiendo ST
sc debe usar tirantes no.
No hace mucho era general la
Erase de que los caballeros no de-
bian usar tirantes
Sin embargo Lord David Burgh-
ley los otros atletas de Oxford V
Cambridge vinieron a competir con
Cornell Y Princeton Y todos ellos
usaban tirantes.
Debe recordarse que este Lord
Burghley es el 'hijo mayor Y here
dero del Marques de Exeter, uno
de los grandes pares de Inglaterra,
quien desciende del Secretario de la
guerra de Ia Reina Isabel.
Los sastreS americanos yacilaran
rn POGO antes de opOnerse a tai au-
toridad
Nosotros seguimos las modas in
glesas. IIace alg1n tempo cuando
alguna princesa inglesa era cola,
aquf Sc fabricaban zapatos, uno de
los cuales tenfa un tac6n media pull
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28
COMMENTARIES SOBRE LA RE
CIENTE REsOLUCION DE LA
ASOCIACION DE TAHONEROS
(Por John II. Kerrl .


He lefdo con mueho interes La re
soluci6n aprobada por la Asamblea
General de la Association de tTahone
ros de Puerto Rico, celebrada en- Ma
yaguez, setiembre 20, Y felicito al
honorable presidente, sefior Miguel
Ruiz Soler, Y sus habiles compafie-
ros en- esta sapientfsima accion.
Me pernrito recomendar que en-
dicha resoluci6n Sc hagan dos. en-
miendas, como siguen:
Isl a juicio del tahonero que We
rifica la compra, el analisis referi-
do no concordara con las condolences
de la harina enbarcada, Sc somete-
ra una muestra de la niisma, a un
laboratorio competente, designado
por la Junta Directiva de la Aso-
ciaci6n para hacer un nuevo anali
sis, a fin de rectificar corroborar
ell realizado por los molinos."
"Por la presente Sc faculta la
Junta Directiva de la Association
para que dicte la reglamentaci6n
necesaria para poner en- practica
esta resolution asf como para. fijar
ell tanto por ciento de variaci0n ad-
misible, entendi6ndose que cuando
La calidad de la haTina embarcada
resultare igual superior a la fila
ola en- ell contrato, Sc considerara
que ell vendetlor ha cumplido su
contrato en- ese sentido"
Me. permito recomendar al dignf-
simo y aetivfsimo presidente de la
Association de Tahoneros queen mi
opinion la 1nica manera de hacer
effective Ell plan indicado en- esta
resolution serfa para conseguir la
cooperation del Departamento de
Agricultural, para que Sc haga re-
glamento de dicho Departamento,
del Gobierno Federal, obligamdo
todos los molinos de harina de tri-
go que exportan a Puerto Rico a
cumplir las condolences indicadas
en- la referida resolution de Ia
Asamblea General de la Association
de Tahoneros de Puerto Rico.
Yo creo ell plan indicado excelen-
te, y creO que con la ayuda del De
partamento de Agricultural Sc pue-
da poner este plan en- effective.
70 sinceramente considero que la
TERRA DE ORC es ell destino fl
nal de todos los tahoneros en- esta
Isla, y con una fe inqnebrantable
en- la TERRA DE ORC, doy la
bienvenida al plan de referencia pa
ra proteger a nuestros importadores
de harina de trigo en- Puerto Rico
contra las decepciones Y Ia mala fe
de los molinos que tanto han enga-
fiado al tahonero importador de ha-
rina en- esta isla en- tiempos pasa-
dos.
81 yo puedo cooperar de cual-
quier otra manera en- conseguir que
el plan abareado por dicha reso-
lucion tenga complete exto, hare to-
do en- mi poder a ese fin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28
LA SUB-COMISARIA DE
INSTRUCTION

Case que resulte designado para
un nuevo termino ell Sr. Juan B..
Huyke, sc hara un nuevo vacio en-
las esferas gubernamentales con
motive de la designation del Sr.
Terry para ocupar la sub-comi-
saria de instruction.
Para ocupar la vacante que deje
cl senor Terry en- la direction
Gel Servicio Civil, hay varios pro-
minentes candidates. Pero suena
con mayor insistencia un conti-
mental que ocupa un alto cargo
en- el Gobierno Insular de esta
Isla. Nos referimos al Sr. Waite,
kasta los ultimos dias Postmaster
INFERNO de San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28
Allen SO, Esq. a Tanca.
~ tans~~ssp s,a,svsy sz5sss
Una Continental.

continuation de Ira. pagina)
On medic de la desesperacion de
sp ito Y los demas amigos que la
acompanaban en- ell 'viaje
Ell cadaver fJl6 conducido en- ell
mismo vapor "San Lorenzo" para
ser entregado a sus faniliares
cn Nueva York, cuyo dolor sera
facil de imaginan B La sSrta. Met
calf, por prin1era veg sale del hov
gar en- un viaje de placer, Y vuel-
We muerta al seno de los seres
queridos.
Ell LADRON A LA CARCEL
En- cuanto Ignacio Guzman
al otro dfa fue condenado a cum
rlir seis meses de carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28

gada mas de alto que 81 otro. Asl
nuestras mujeres estaban, a la mo-
da. Tn general ingl6s mapdaba
hacer sus chaquetas en- tai, fOrma
que disimularan un defecto que te-
MIA en- Ia espalda Y los americanos
a la moda imitaban el estilo. las
Ia Sc dice que los miembros de lbs
clubs aristocraticos de Nueva Yorl7
aguardan los despachos cablegrafi-
cos para saber 81 en- Londres esta
lloviendo. Y salir la calle con ca
pa.
Asf es que muchos seran los que
sigan a Lord Burghley en- el uso
de los tirantes.
Tn hombre puede ser un buen ciu
dadano, un padre amante, Y no usar
correa.
Los que deseen estar siempre
bien, usaran, no obstante. ambas
cosas: tirantes Y correa.
Copyright, 1925, por The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicatel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28
Hacienda histOria...
tCOntinuaci6n de Is pag. q

ra probarle, primero, nuestra hon
radez, Y segundo, que tenemos
confianza en- las razones que nos
asisten para en- cualquier tempo,
" 81 usted Sc negase a rebajar de
nuestras cuentas las cantidades
respectivas que en- conciencia de-
ban hacerse, por los perjuicios que
la Empresa nos ha originado, re-
clamar justicia.
Su sano criterio Y la elocuencia
que en- 81 deben tener nuestros bur-
dos razonamientos, por las verda.
des que encierran, seran SUI
cientes para que pueda compren-
der nuestro deseo y razonado cuer
damente, y en- conciencia evite ell
escandalo.
81 usted no contesta G. y plo-
20 de ocho dias, de una manerr ela
ra y precisa, nuestra carta, ofre-
ciendonos cumplir 10 ofrecido, qye-
damos relevados de toda considera-
ci6n, Y recurriremos ademas de los
tribunales, la prensa, y a la
Secretaria de Fomento, para que
Sc conozcan los abusos de que he
mos sido vfctinas. Ademas de 10
expuesto, lie advertimos que el pro
ducto de esta primera cosecha, Sc
ra para amortizar las cantidades
one con el 10 por ciento de inte-
res, nos ha facilitado la Empire
sa para estas mismas siembras. v
81 hubiese excedente, 10 abonaran
en- efectivo para evitar en- 10 posi-
Dle gravamenes a. nuestros inte-
reses.
No es nuestra intencion recrirni-
mar con estas recordatorias, pero
Isl lie advertimos, que estamos- aper
cibidos Y dispuestos impedir to-
do abuse contra ell producto de
nuestro trabajo, que es ell pan de
nuestros hijos, y la unica garantia
que tenemos para cumplir como
honrados.
Sin otro particular y en- la espe-
IA de su respuesta nos suscribimos
de usted altos. Y S. S.
(Fir1nan varios colonos.
Rodolfo DAyILA.
Mayagiiez, P. R.
Sept. 21, 1925.
CONTINUE Ar .I.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28

"score" de a s. Ell Procurador
General Dir. Butte lanz6 la prime
ra bola, iniciativa esta debida a
La cort6s invitaci6n de Pipo NAL
donado.
Las bater1aS fueron: por Ponce:
San y Hoyos; por San Juan: Che
chon, Brown y Net.
En- el juego de la tarde la suerte
dio un cambio de frente y, favore-
clio uuienes por la lnadana ha-
bian salido derrotados. FL All BO-
rinquen venci6 en- toda la hnea,
con un "score" de a 2. Esta de-
rrota del Ponce Sc debio principal
mente la nala labor de Nero en-
el caj6n. En- Ell tercer Inning
le conectaron tai serie de hits que
10 irradiaron del diamante. Moncho
tuvo que venir a hacerse cargo del
juego y, por cierto, demostr6 es-
tar la altura de las circunstan-
cias pues en- los seis innings
que el Sirvio de s'pitcher'' los san
juaneros no Sc anotaron nj una So
la carrera mas.
Las baterias en- este juego fue-
ron: Nero, Moncho y Hoyos por ell
Ponce; y Camaron y Net por San
Juan.
Un piblico immense asistio a am
bos juegos. Ell entusiasmo y Ell In
teres fueron indescriptibles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28

bio de Puerto Rico, que 6l ha de-
fendido.
Por ESQ creemos que el seiior
Juan B. Huyke continuara en- la
direction del Departamento de Ins-
truccion, cargo que ocupa por me-
ritos propios, meritos que son bien
eraltecedores 81 consideramos ell
hecho que el ma sido el primer
portorriqueno nombrado para en-
causar la rama educativa de nues-
tro gobierno.
Respecto auditoria, no hubie-
ra habido selection alguna 81 per-
Laanece en- Puerto Rico el compe-
tente Auditor Kessinger. FL no te-
MIA sustituto. Mas, habiendose
marchado, son muchos los candi-
datos que suenan. En- eficiencia
destaca en- primera Inca la figura
del actual Auditor INFERNO senor
McCown, cuyos servicios dignos
de. toda loa lie presentan como el
candidate mas fuerte.
Sc nos ha informado, sin emba~-
go, que Ell Captain Van Deussen
trabaja en- Washington, cerca del
General Mcintyre, la designation
rara este puesto..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28
NOTAS EDITORIALES
AHORRO ESCOLAR

UnO de- los bancOs de San Juan, ell Popular" ha dri
gdO los spetOres de las escueas pIbcas de la isa
circular la que esbOza plan cuyo prop6sto
los HinOs ell habito del ahorro.
No entraremos detalles del proyecto que real
mene nteresa la idea central que lie srve de base
Ruestro sstema educativo raa de encauzar la aten-
traa de abrries mejor los oOs la vida La varedad de
aghaturas les ensea ademas de eectOs cultu
rale srve mOdO de caaOgO que ante VISTA bus
candO derar la vOcac0n natural del estudiante Una
que han ea0cdO POGO de las principales del
ber ninOs pueden seeceOnar meOr futura Orenta-
c6nen la vida. E DepartamentO, deseO de mOsrar
los eudantes los dstinos campOs que pueden dedcar
energas ha alberto hasa clases de ares manuaes
agricultural Con este lie da Oporundad al que quie
re ser agTicultor carpintero.
Sin embargo nuestro sistema de OtrOs facOres
enOs mpOrtantes para ell adeantO del nino. En-
tra escuea 10 msmo que las escuelas de EsadOs Uni
dos dea de ado de tai rascendeRca como la edu
cacDn de- moral Ell enrenamento de la voluntad la
senza de las ares practcas de la vida ell ahorrO
Actuamente en- el mundO prOvechOso ell saber
mucha gOgaa que ell saber econOmizar Ell benestar
n6ncc del cuaI depende pracitcamene nuestra fecdad
Sc cOnsgue 81 comprendendO e yerdadero valor
del nerO Nosotros los portorrqueos la cOstum
resutado estamos yiendo cIaramente indus
exanjeras La escuea brnda una opOrtundad magnifi-
ca para corregr ell desastrosO NAL
POr que la incativa del BancO question
mergce esudO detenido Els idea benefcOsa para ell
estudiante, magnifica para la fecidad del pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28
DE CATANO
M

Honor a Quien Honor Merece.
Hemos visto con gran algeria
las nueyas obras que en- este quito
poblado Sc estan llevando efecto
bajo la direction y administration
del competente contratista don Ra-
mon Maysonet C6rdova.
Este buen ciudadano, casi un Dio
genes en- su humildad, esta embe-
ileciendo el poblado con sus nue.
vos modelos de construction en- los
que pone de relieve su refinado
gasto artistico.
lFehcitamos sinceramente al ami
sd Ramon Maysonet Cordova asi
como tambi6n a aquellos que han
contribuido a la saba election de
este joveh contratista digno re-
,presentante de nuestro poblado.
h r. A.
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mente la autoridad le inspiraba
miedo, ese miedo traditional de
nucstros jibaros hacia todo Guam
20 Sc relacione- con la justicia.
Fero finalmente Sc decide a
romper el silencio. ""Me han echa-
do la calle esta manana, con to-
da la familia", fueron sus prime
ras palabras. mo tengo trabajo,
mis- hijos no tienen abrigo nj pan.
! hemos venido a pie desde un
campo de Rio Piedras a pedir JUS
ticia al Gobernador".
FL chiquillo Sc retorcia furioso
" prorrumpfa en- gritos desgarra-
dores nientras la madre lie tapa-
ba la boca con las manos temerosa
qui7as de terribles represalias.
FL policia permanecio mudo a su
vez. Pero tambien Sc decide a rom
per ell silencio que voluntariamen-
te Sc imponfa.
"El Gobernador esta en- Jaio-
me-, les dijo. "Aquf no podemos
hacer NADIA Vaya yer all Attor~
ncy General.
-iY donde queda ESQ.,, progun-
to por fin.
Nuestro Redactor, compadecido,
lie indic6 ell Palacio Rojo, hacia
ALA dirigio el jibaro sus pasos, Sc
guido por la tropa miserable, mien
tras el chiquillo lloraba a voz en-
grito.
Lo demas, es facil suponerlo. En-
las oficinas del Departamento de
Justicia no tienen casas para los
desahuciados de la suerte. Y ade-
mas, es la ley inexorable que Sc
cumple.
Mientras tanto, sigue en- pie ell
problema de los sin trabajo, que
actualmente es ell problema mas
terrible con que Sc confronta la
poderosa Albion Y la propia ma
cion americana. / No puede haeer-
Sc NADIA?