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Ell TEsoRo

LA G0US&hduVG ldCc ulSJOI16 uc
las diicuitades con qua ha tropeza-
do el Tesoro, de la eficiente labor
realizada por dicho departamento,
y de los esfrerzos realizados para
hacer frente los gastos dol gobier-
no.
Afirmn que 81 hubiese sido posi-
bic cobrar todas las contribuciones
que Sc adoudan al Tesoro, ell presu-
puesto de alredor ds doce milo
mes de d6lares, hubiese sido cuhier-
to sin dificultad alguna. Pero, lue-
so, Sc hizo necesario contratar un
nUevo einpr6stito, de dos millonss
&c d6lares, 10 cual Sc hizo en- las
condolences mas ventajosas para el
Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Pone de relievs ante los legisla-
dores, la gran necesidad de enmen-
oar el actual sistema contributivo,
para hacer mas efectiva la ley, y
asegurar el cobro complete de las
contribuciones.
AL hacer ur estudio general de
las fnanzas de la isla, y del nuevo
presupuesto, el gobernador Towner,
recomienda grand . economics, re-
comendando al nismo tempo la
(Continua sn Ia pag. y
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''LA CACUENA"

Acaba de recibir Telas de seda,
Calzado, Y Traies para Caballeros,
especial todo, para las fiestas dc
Carnaval. Stop 16-1I2, santurce,
Puerto Rico.
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LA ooM1s1oN

Sc procede a nombrar La CONT
sion conjunta, que ha d, visitar al
gobernador Towner, para darle
cuenta de que la Legislature esta
reunida y preparada para escuchar
su mensaje.
FL senior Hernandez Lopez desig-
ma por el senado, a los senadores
Martinez Daviia, Gonzalez Mena y
FUertes.
Ell senor Tous Soto, designa por
la camara, a los representatives
Ruiz Soler, valdivieso y NC K.
Jones.
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en- ell salon de la Camara, para la
celebration de la session conjunta
le ambos cuerpos.
Ell seror Tous Soto pone ell MALE
te en- manos del senior Hernandez
Lopez, Fresidente Pro-Tempore del
Senado.
Sc procede pasar lsta, Y Ell Sc
nor Hernandez Lopez d cara cons
tituida Ia session conjunta de la Le-
gislaturai para DIR sl Mensaje del
GObernador de Puerto Rico.
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COMITE ORGANIZADoR

COMITE ORGANIZADOR
Mrs. Horace M. Towner, Pre-
Honoraria.
Mrs. Anita G. de Bague, Pre-
sidenta Efectiva.
VOCALES:
Mrs. H. P. Coats,
Mrs. Aurea B. de Giorgetti,
Mrs. c. B. Colmore,
Mrs. Isabel A. de Mier,
Mrs. Carmen P. de Mendia,
Mrs. Isabel A. de Aguilar,
Mrs. Antonio Fernos,
Mrs. N. C. Manyon,
Mrs. Amina T. de Malaret,
Mrs. w. G. Coxhead,
Mr.. Tcodoro Aguilar,
Mr.. Joaquin Miro,
Mr. Antonio Fernos,
DR.. Victor Gutierrez Ortiz.
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In las pfimeras hGras de Ia
mamma de hoy IIsgaTa a San
Iuan eI iIuSire pOItOniqu no
don Antonio R. BaCeI0
lIas HulTida representation de Ia
legislature yl GObhTnO InsuIar iIan
q Teobihs.- -ilIahla CAUCUS de IA
AIiaala! -CayglsRO coli y CuChi lam
bea IegTesa en- d miSmO baTCO

Don Antonio r. Barcel6, pEesi-
dente del senado InsulaT, desembar-
hatrAa de hacer Al Jefe mAximo dc
iaAhana de- hey, ehtEe el APPLAUSE de
FEs numsEosos amigos y simpatiza-
dofsa
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Y caritativa asistira a dar realce
con su presencia al acto, y asi
ayudar la Cruz Roja en- su en-
peno de benefciar a los pobres
de San Juan.
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AURELEO MILAN
Aic4las
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UNION MISSIONARY
SOCIETY


The resumption of the Union Mis-
sionary meetings held on fifth Mon
days was noted on last Monday after
noon to have aroused unwonted inter-
est and attendance, the assembly room
of the Presbyterian church being tax
ed to its limits to hold the crowd Mrs.
]. E. Turner the vice-president pre-
sided and conducted the meeting in a
brisk and pleasing way. The election
of officers was postponed until the
next meeting in June. Work done by
the various societies mostly for char
ity patients at the hospitals was re-
ported by the presidents as follows:
from Baptist $40; from Central Meth
odist $50; from Christian SIS; and
work for needy family including eye
treatment and glasses from First Me-
thodist. Mrs. Mobiles of the Rescue
Home reported the needy cases cared
for, number of lodgings, meals, rail-
road tickets, doctors fees, baskets to
poor families, garments for needy with
$847.30, Fitzgerald contributing $685.
10 and outside territory $2O7.54.
The program was as follows:
Song.
Prayer by Mrs. Harold Beall.
Scripture lesson by Mrs. R. J. Prem
tiss.
Solo-Mrs. Chester Strickland, Mrs.
Carlysle Mcdonald accompanying.
Review of Magazine articles, and
our Pagan Fallacies-Mrs. Gelders.
The Negro in our Midst-Mrs. E.J.
Dorminey.
A Laymen's View Of Missions-Mrs
Geo. Brown.
Song, Benediction by Mrs. J. F. Sim
gleton.
A collection for the poor was taken.
Rev. Bruce Nay made the announce
ments for Redpath Chautauqua, asking
early cooperation in the ticket sale.
The Presbyterian ladies' were host
eses during the social half hour, serv-
ing punch and roll waters; being very
gracious in their hospitality which was
thoroughly appreciated by everyone
DrPSeut
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REBECCA LODGE
HOLDS MEETING

A very interesting meeting OF Mag
nolia Rebecca Lodge was held at tht
Odd Fellows Hall last Friday night
Quite large number of Rebecca'
were present and several items OF bus
mess were disposed of.
Mrs. c. A. Miller was elected Noble
Grand and Mr.. F. R. Justice was ell,
ected Secretary. All present enjoyed
the talk given by the Noble Grand.
Several committees were appointed
and they are planning something new
for the next regular meeting to be
held the second Friday night in Apr
instead of the first Friday night. This
is to be meeting of real interest SO
we urge every member to be present
at this meeting. After the meeting clos
delicious refreshments consisting OF
sandwiches doughnuts, coffee with
whipped cream was served by Mrs. r.
R. Justice and Mrs. Della Hendricks.
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WoMAN,s CLUB NOTES

The Woman's Club convened at the
usual hour, Mrs. r. E. Lee, President
presiding.
The Club Ritual was recited in uni
son, and reports of various officers
and committees were given. Mrs. b.
Z. Wilcox asked all who had contribu-
ted to the Anti Ant campaign, to ask
for their money, as it is all being re-
turned. Mrs. Sherman, National pres
ident had sent a copy of American
government to be used as text book
by Clubs. The Club voted to pur-
chase it, and have it placed in the Ii
brary. A communication was read from
Mary L. Lindsey of New York, asking
for straw vote of the Club in re-
gard to tipping in hotels. The result
was unanimously against tipping.
A card of thanks is to be sent to
Mr.. Brewer for the desk he gave to
be used by Mrs. Luke, the County
Demonstrators. Mrs. Dickey gave the
idea of Pageant to celebrate the 30th
anniversary of the founding of Fitz-
gerald. The Club was enthusiastic in
its reception of this. and it will prob
ably be put on late this coming sum-
mer. Rev. Bruce Nay then made his
usual Chautauqua address, and urged
all to buy their tickets early. The
program was to have been given by
the High School preliminary contest
winners, but as the contest has not
yet been held the program might
have been an April fool" had not Mrs
C. L. Saunders, Chairman of the Art
committee volunteered to arrange one
The first number was solo by
Mr.. Burr Stokoe, "The Bells of ST
Mary's." We were all glad to be
there for Mr.. Stokoe's singing is a
real pleasure. Mrs. I. Gelders gave
a talk on American Art, in very en-
tertaining way and Mrs. Geo. Brown
discussed the outstanding productions
of American Art.
April 18th is the date for the annual
meeting and election of officers, full
attendance is requested. Punch and
sandwiches were served in the tea
room by the hostesseS for the day
Mesdames Jim Maves, J. Kassewitz,
!. L. Perry, f. F. Myers, w. w. Nc
Donald, J. B. Wall s. B. Bowers, II,
b. Narncdoc, H. L Beauchamp, Ted
Dunn.
Mrs. Geo. w. Brown Reporter,
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w. !. 81 III "a 8 f 10
WRIGHT-DEYO

The marriage OF Miss Emma Lou
Deyo and Mr. Tally Wright occurred
on Saturday evening at the Christian
Chlxch parsonage, Rev. Bruce Nay
officiating. The bride is the second
daughter of Mr.. Honor B. Deyo and
has lived all her life in this city attend
ing Fitz-Hi and has many friends to
wish her much happiness.
Mr.. Wright is we'll known and re,
spected, being one of the city firemcn.
They will reside on w. Oconee ST,
The L. Z. extends best w shes.
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BIBLE CLASS
INCREASES

The Young Mems Bible Class OF
the Central Christian S. S. reported
new names to their class roll last Sun
day. Storer Patterson, the president
of the class appointed the following
membership committee. Roy L. Ora
ham, chairman; Henry Dormny, Chas.
G. Grantham, w. c. Cravey, and Will
bur Smith. The Class has already set
their goal for large attendance Eas-
ter Sunday. Young men in the city
will find in this class a real spirit of
service and good fellowship.
Publicity Committee
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FITZGERALD TEACHERS ON
n z pPOGRAM

At the meeting of the Georgia Ed,
uation association in Macon on Apr
15-l8th, which offers a splendid pro-
gram throughout we note the names
of two of our Fitzgerald teachers
Miss Mcintyre is to address the Home
Economics Association on Home Prac
tice mad Supt U. ]. Bennett will adj
dress the Mathematics conference on
The Place of Geometry in the High
School," Quite a number of our teach
ers are expecting to attend this con-
xyaptiOo
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AT THE
GRAND

FRIDAY vi
"ROUGED LIPS" starring VIO-
TEN SCARS MAKE A MAN
SATURDAY
THE APACHE DANCER" 5 rec
Feature, staring GEORGE LARK1N
EVOLVES OF THE NORTH
episode No. 10.
"GALLOPING HOOPS" episode
EAT AND RUN" Comedy.
MONDAY & TUESDAY
SPORTING YOUTH" starring
REGINALD DENNY and LAURA
LA, PLANT. You think you have
seen them all but wait til you see these
young jazz -maniacs. Wild parties, pre-
ty girls and the high powered racing
cars-that's the way it goes. A roman
tic comedy with young blood and with
young ideas, and the fastest motor race
ever seen on the screen. 1t will give
you more thrills than you have had fol
a long time.
FOX NEWS and Comedy.
Prices 10c and zoe.
WEDNESDAY
THE GALLOPING ACE" star
ring JACK HOME
Ro1in Comedy and Acsops Fables
THURSDAY
"SLANES OF DESIRE" starring
GEORGE WALSH, BESSIE Low
and CARMEL MYERS. \ picturiza-
ton OF the immortal story The Mag
ic Skin, by the great Honore de Bal
FAC. The story OF a young poet who
was made the gift of a magic skin with
powers to bring everything he desired
Universal Comedy and Fox News.
Prices l0c and Zoe
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d. A. r. WILL MEET

The Nathaniel Abney chapter OF the
D. A. R. will meet with Mrs. I. Geld
ers on Friday afternoon. The subject
for the program is American Citizen
ship" and is in charge of Mrs. E. A.
Russell, who has invited Mr.. U. J.
Bennett to address the chapter.
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EGG HUNT IN
FIRST WARD

An Easter egg hunt for the First
Ward children is planned on Friday
10th between the closing hour of the
school at 23O and the afternoon ses-
sion at $50. The hunt will be enjoyed
on the First Ward grounds and each
child engaging in t is asked to- bring
two or more eggs during the week and
pay 10c for his privilege. A committee
under Mrs. Guy Robinson will color
the eggs and have charge of the hunt
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-02

Mr.. Lee Walsh Dorminey left Sat-
urday for Camp Bragg, N. C. near
Wilmington after furlough and visit
with his foster parents DR.. and Mrs.
E. ]. Dorminey.
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Mrs. D. f. Dickson and her daugh-
ter Miss Ethel are entertaining at
their country home, the workers and
teachers Conference of the Central
Christian church this evening.
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a prospecting trip in Florida.
The First Ward P. T. A. will post
pone their meeting which would fall
on the 9Th of April and the opening
day of Chautauqua to April p, when
reports can be brought from the state
convention meeting of April ID, IS and
16. Miss Prentiss will represent the
First Ward P. T. A.
Mr.. Earl Preston who has been the
guest of his sister Mrs. T. Byers on
west Central for the past two weeks
left Wednesday for his home in
Princeton, w. Va.
Mrs. c. c. Chester will go to Pal
metto. Fla. next week to visit her
husband and arrange for moving at
the close of school.
Mrs. ]. R Crandall will return Oh
Monday from an extended visit with
her daughter Mrs. Sanders Harris in
Fort Valley.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Matthias regret to know that he has
q. SuDln1tteu 10 d serious operation III tlle
Plains hospital that will put him off
his duties for some time.
Mrs Nellie Jones Of Talbotton has
been in the city few days visiting
her children and grandchildren, being
enroute from delightful visit in Flor
ida.
Misses Edna Jacque Paulk and
Francis Denmark spent the week end
With Miss Kathleen Little in Ocilla.
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Mr.. Frank Evans and Mr.. Bill Pike
of Tampa, Fla, were guests of Mrs.
w. U. Evans early in the week.
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Of Interest to Women
TELEPHONE 20
TELEPHONE 20

y. Miss Adeline Davenport and several
friends from Brewton, Ca, visited her
mother Mrs. ]. B. Davenport over
Sunday.
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Mrs. D. B. Ware writes from Chi
cago to friends here of the remarkable
gain of SO pounds under her treatment
of the past three months.
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Mrs. +. p. Gates will leave Monday
for her new home in Jacksonville, hay
ing visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
LoWery for the past week.
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Mr.. ]. A. Day came from Fl. Laud-
erdale. Fla, and spent the week end.
Mrs. Day will leave in about ten days.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-02

Mrs. J. T. Floyd had as her week
end guest Miss Oneida Brannon of
Eastman.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-02

Mr.. ]. T. Floyd of Fl. Lauderdale,
Fla, spent the week end with his fam
lily here.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-02

The former Sigh home on west Cen.
trail is now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
]. Gould Williams and Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Hughes.
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Miss Grace Benton has ben ceomp1i-
mented for her vocal attainment at
the Louisville Conservatory by receiv
ing a solo part in the caste of Mad
anne Butterfly" that will be rendered
shortly by the Conservatory students.
Mrs. R. E. Lee joined a party of
Ocilla ladies visiting the 18th district
convention of Woman's Clubs in ses-
sion today and tomorrow in Quitman.
The other members of the party were
Mesdames Melvin Paulk, Dwight
Rogers and G. w. Willis.
| Mrs. L. C. Howard and sons came
from Wildwood, Fla, last Thursday
and Mrs. Howard entered the hospi-
tai here.
Mr.. J. c. Chester of Jacksonville is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Edna Harre1 of Eastman spent
Sunday with her sister Mrs. ulian
Mcdonald.
Mr.. John Doss spent Sunday in Ash
burn.
Mrs. Guy Robinson and sons Guy
and Ir. spent the week end with Mr..
Robinson in Jacksonville.
The Pre-Easter prayer meetings be-
| ing conducted by the ladies OF the Cen
tral Christian Church are being well
attended. The one for today is being
held at the home OF Mrs. Jennie Shall
/ lenberger.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Lindsey OF
! Abba announce the birth Of baby
girl at their home in Abba on March
9th
The H. S. Club held their first
meeting Thursday, March 10th at $50
p. m. w tn Miss Hazel Evans at her
home. Many games were enjoyed and
delicious candy was served.
Mr.. Farrand Osborne of Westwood,
N. J., assistant sales manager for the
Texas Co., will arrive in the city for
short visit with his father DR.. L. 5.
Osborne.
Mr.. w. Feinberg, Miss Anna Fem
berg and Mrs. H. Feinberg came ov-
err from Townsville to spend the
day, arranging for the auction sale OF
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their great kindness
shown us in the sickness and death of
our beloved husband and father. May
God bless each and every one.
Mrs. w. E. Cowart and children.
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News Notes, Personals,
Clubs, Parties,

Mr.. Venable Anderson of Macon
visited friends in the city last Sunday
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-02

DR.. D. B. Ware left Thursday on
a prospecting trip in Florida.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-02

Mr.. w. Feinberg, Miss Anna Fem
berg and Mrs. H. Feinberg came ov-
err from Townsville to spend the
day, arranging for the auction sale OF
the Surprise Store and the furniture
of Mrs. H. CARRIER which is scheduled
for next Tuesday.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-02

Misses Edna Jacque Paulk and
Francis Denmark spent the week end
With Miss Kathleen Little in Ocilla
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-02

Miss Grace Benton has ben ceompfi-
mented for her vocal attainment at
the Louisville Conservatory by receiv
ing solo part in the caste of Mad
anne Butterfly" that will be rendered
shortly by the Conservatory students.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-02

Mrs. c. c. Chester will go to Pal
metto. Fla, next week to visit her
husband and arrange for moving at
the close of school.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-02

Mrs. J. R Crandall will return On
Monday from an extended visit with
her daughter Mrs. Sanders Harris in
Fort Valley.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-02

Mr.. Farrand Osborne of Westwood,
N. J., assistant sales manager tor the
Texas Co., will arrive in the CITY tor
short visit with his father DIR. L. 5.
Osborne.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-26
Use unirdn los tres gran
deS pOdereS de 0riente?

PEKIN julio Is Omitted Press)
China, Russia y Jap6n, 5habran
de unirse en- ell oriente para formar
un triangulo poderoso?
En- Russia domino este movimien-
to Ell embajador M. L. Karakan,
quien tiene a sus 6rdenes una de
las mejores delegaciones del LELAND
oriente. Fu6 Karakan quien obtuvo
del Jap6n y China que reconcile
sen a Russia, con la anuencia de
Chang Tsolin. Y en- cuanto al ia
pom, Sc dice que ell movimiento es-
ia dirigido por Ell embajador en- Pc
kin, Yoshizawa. Quizas nc sea un
hombre demasiado fuerte, dada su
ingenita bondad, pero es un diplo-
matico muy habil y preparado.
81 China, Japon y Russia pueden
limar asperezas y llegar a un enten-
dido, estan en- condolences de for
mar una poderosa combination. Del
10 contrario Sc dice que es muy pro-
bable una nueva guerra ruso-japone
sa, pero en- circunstancias especial
simas, pues esta vez los dnicos que
pelearan serian los soldados chinos,
dirigidos por rusos v japoneses, va
que Sc trata de obtener Ell dominic
absolute de la Republica Celeste
Mientras tanto, Sc dice que en- case
DE que tai .ocurra, Russia estara Ii
gada al general cristiano Feng Yuh
Slang.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-26

Sc nos informa- primordialmente
tiende a discutir ampliamente los
6ltimos acontecimientos polfticos, Y
especialmente TODD cuanto Sc refie-
re a la nueva combination judicial.
Nuestros lectores saben que ell
G~obernador ultimamente ha dicho
con la franqueza que lie caracteriza
que no estara en- condolences de
hacer los nombramientos Judicial
les hasta que la Legislature no ter
mite ~trabajos, por ser esa una
question sumamente delicada e i'm
portante Y tener 81 en- estos momen-
tos ocupada su mente en- los pro-
blemas economics que tan de GER
ca nos afectan v que tanto deben in
teresar a los hombres dirigentes.
Ell caucu pues habra de conside-
rar con verdadera calma este es-
tado de eosas, va que para nadie es
.un secreto que la mayorfa esperaba
los nombramientos antes de que ter
minase la presente session Iegislati-
VQ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-26

va en- nuestra Secci6n Infor-
maciones Condensadas hemos da-
do cuenta de la vista que hicieron
los jueces del Tribunal Supreme al
Palacio de Santa Catalina, donde
tuvo lugar una comida fntima.
En- Puerto Rico evidentemente Sc
esta poniendo en- prdctica un m6to-
do que usa con gran frecuencia ell
presidente Coolidge en- Casa Blan-
ca. Siempre que, la primkra au-
toridad naciOnal sc .confrOnta con
.un diflcil problema. Sc eelebran en-
Casa Blanca comidas fntimas. a las
cuales aSisten solamente aquellas
personals con quienes quiere con-
sultar Ell Presidente. Unas veces los
invitados son los lfderes de la mayo
ria en- ell Congreso, otras son altos
empleados De Ia administration,
los miembros del gabinete, etc.
Y ell %gobernador Towner eviden-
temente esta poniendo en practica
tambien csc metodo, va que duran
tie esta session legislative, los Tide
tContinda en- la pag 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-26

cente, en- un coIegio miIitar ayuda
a restar unos pocos. Fuerte. agil.
campechano, mas parece un bon
vivant' que 10 que realmente es-
professor, j~urisconsu1to. 8, sobre to-
do, estudiante que Sc ha qllemado
las pestafas ssobre los libros de lev
international.
Una cosa exceptional es de notar-
Sc en- Ia vida de este e~xtraordina-
rio americana. BESIDE 1900 a 1903
estuvo estudiando abogacfa en- la
Uniyersidad de Jorge Washington
y, sin embargo, durante csc mismo
tempo, mientras prosegufa ain nj
estudios, 10 vemos empIeado en- la
division legal del Departments de
Estado, de ~secretario americana de
la Corte de la Haya en- Ell arbitra-
Je del case de Fondos Piadosos en-
tire Mejico y Estados Unidos, de
secretari0 de la delegation america.
ma y venezolana a la Corte de la
Haya en- ell ~arbitraje del fanloso ca
so de tratamiento p~referente de We
nezula. TODD 10 cuaI deja sentado
que Ell joven Penfield no estaba pre-
cisamente perdiendo su tempo en-
estos primeros amos de su carrera.
La Vieja libra esta todavfa in
tacta, Ell vigor Y actividad de la iu-
ventud estan indemnes adn, NADIA
Ina perdido de los brillantes arres
tos de la mocedad. FL linico cambio
que ha habido ha sido Ell aumento
de, La experienced = la sabidurfa.
A MI. Penfield Sc deben, en- graz
parte, las actuales fronteras entire
Costa Rica y Panama, y entire Hal
Y Santo Domingo. Ha sido pro-
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