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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
CITY TO WATCH
AS INCRE EASE IN
FARE is ASKED
Ogden Indicates 2-Cent
Street Car Transfer viii
Not Be Opposed.
Citizens Say Boost May
Work Hardship.

James M. Ogden, corporation
counsel, today indicated the
city will not oppose the 1-cent
transfer increase the Indianap-
oils Street Railway Company
will ask from the Public Serv-
ice Commission Wednesday.
Fl wever, Ogden declared ne will
represent the city with an open
mind at the meeting and will take
action in light of development Of
evidence introduced by contending
parties.
"Of course, it is clear there are
two sides to the question: said Og-
den. Mayor Shank was in favor
of the company charging a 2-cent
transfer fee instead of a cent at the
last rate hearing because he believed
it would be impossible to straighten
the financial condition of the COM
pany through any other means.
1--WE are interested in getting at
the facts in the situation. We are
absolutely unprejudiced in this at
tempt and will act as the evidence
disclosed indicates the true condi-
ton"
THE Indianapolis Street Railway
Company is not giving a service war
ranting a transfer increase," said
John F. White, Southeastern Civic
Improvement Club, president and
secretary of the Federated Civic
Improvements Clubs. II know the
company is in financial straits, but
there should be evidence that they
intend to improve the service
DIR. Frank S. c. Wicks, pastor of
All Souls Unitarian Church, also
believes in improving the service.
Il am not in a position to say
whether or not the street car COM
pany is justified in asking for an in
crease in rates." he said, Certainly
there should be no increase until it
is proved the present rates do not
make an adequate return upon the
investment.
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ma BALKS AT
SESSION DEMAND
Woman Governor Formally
Refuses to Issue Call.

Bu United Press
AUSTIN. Texas. Dec. S.-Gov-
ernor Ma" Ferguson today formally
refused to call a special session of
the Legislature. as is demanded in
a petition filed with her by forty
four legislators.
Sponsors of the special session
movement declared it was for i'm
peachment purposes" as a result of
a scandal in the letting of State high
way Improvement contracts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
MoToRIST is INDICTED
Charged With Failure TO Stop After
Accident.

Clifford Jackson, 227 Rankin ST..
was indicted today by the grand jury
on charge Of failure to stop after an
accident. He is alleged to have hurt
James Jackson, 412S e. Washington
St, Nov. 6. Others indicted: Hilton
Crouch, Mary L. Gordon, charged
with grand larceny; Frank L. Dwyer.
false pretense, and Paul Mills. as
sault and battery with intent to kill.
Seventeen persons were ordered dis
charged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
President Loses
His Overcoat


BV United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. S.-A special
messenger was en- route today
to Washington to give Presi-
dent Coolidge the overcoat he
left behind in his rush to catch
a train yesterday.
Coolidge brought two over
coats with him to Chicago, but
in hurrying from the hotel he
took only the one he was wear
ing. "A heavy ulster was left
behind.
Hotel employees found the
coat a few minutes after the
Presidents train left and a
special messenger was en-
ployed to take it to Washing
ton before night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
SENATE GIVEN
WET MEASURE
Dry Law Repeal Provided in
Edwards Bill.

Bu United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Repeal
of national prohibition laws is pro-
vided in a bill introduced In the SEN
ate today by Senator Edward 1. Ed
wards. Democrat. New Jersey.
Edwards Colleague. Senator Edge,
Republican. New Jersey. announced
he would introduce two bills, one to
legalize manufacture Of 2.75 per cent
beer and the other to remove restric-
tions on prescription liquor so that
physicians could issue any number
OF prescriptions they chose.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
LEAGUE INVITES
u. S. TO PARLEY
Plans to Be Made for Stack
ing Arms.
BV United Press

bU CHt6U Ff6SS
GENEVA Feb. 8.-The League of
Nations council decided today to in
yite the United States, Russia, Ger
many, Poland, Finland, Holland
Jugo- Slavia, Rumania and Bulgaria
to participate with the council in
preparations for the leagues 1896 in
terrational disarmament confer ence
To settle differences of viewpoint
between France and England as to
the scope of the proposed arms par
ley, the council met in secret ses
sion. %.
Meantime it was learned that the
Mosul subcommission, seeking since
September to adjust the Mosul prob.
lem, had been unable to agree This
controversy is whether Turkey or
England shall have control Of the
hitherto British-controlled Mosul
area. with it's rich oil fields.
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NYE ARGUES HIS
right TO PLACE
Decision Is Postponed Until
Friday.
Bu United Press

BU United Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8. - The
Senate privileges and elections COM
mittee today heard Gerald P. Nye.
appointed Senator from North
Dakota. argue his right to his seat.
and then adjourned without decision
until Friday, to permit him to file a
brief.
While Nye disclaimed a desire to
file written argument, the com
mittee ruled he should do so. The
committee appeared impressed by a
legal argument against seating him
presented by Senator Guy d. Con-,
Republican, West Virginia, and
sought a similar argument on the
other side from Nye.
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BELL is CONVICTED

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 8.-Convicted
of embezzlernent and false report in
connection with the administration
of the Carnegie Trust Company,
John A. Bell today faces a prison
sentence unless q higher court in
terferes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
GROUP MEETS
BIB Business" Taxation Program
Before Convention.

BR United Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Dec. s.
The taxation program desired by
big business" unifrom state blue
sky" legislation and policies of
world finance were to be brought up
for action today on the floor of the
national convention of the Invest
ment Bankers Association Of Amer
lea, one of the most powerful fl
nancial groups in the nation.
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EXECUTIVE SOLICITS POWER
TO ACT IN COAL SITUATION
Cut Taxes, Help Farmers, but Do Not
Fix Prices, Sell Muscle Shoals, Put
Dry Agents Under Civil Service and
Be Moderate, He Advises.

BIZ Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Preserve economy, President
Coolidge advised Congress his message today
not cut to the bone.
Enact businesske tax bill but keep reductions within the
bounds of proprey Join the world promote good will
abroad Expand the air defense but make radical change
the present system Help the farmer try to his
Dree
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HAD ITCH, SEEKS DEATH
Mans Life Saved-Put in Quarantine
at I1firmary.

3p United Press
COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec. S.-Louis
Cheshire, his wife and their nine
months old daughter were under
quarantine in the county infirmary
today with scable, better known as
"seven-year-itch."
Driven to desperation by the an.
noying disease Cheshire swallowed
poison in an attempt at suicide a
few days ago but quick administra-
ton of antidotes saved his life.
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Dr. s. Parker Cadman noted New York
preacher. will speak at community good
will meeting under auspices of leaders of
the three great religious faiths at Cadle
Tabernacle. the evening of Dec. 15.
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5 BANDITS; $1,000 LOOT
Bank Messengers Robbed in Heart
of Sioux City, Iowa.
BB United Press

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Dec. s.
Five bandits robbed two First Ma
tional Bank messengers of $1,000 in
currency here today, jumped into an
automobile and escaped. The rob-
berry occurred in the heart Of the
business district.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
PURCHASE is URGED
Scientech Club Favors Buying
Churches in Plaza Site.

OhurcHeS IN FIaLd SIt6.
Scientech Club urged county COM
missioners to purchase the two
churches on the south side Of the
Indiana World War Memorial Plaza
site at once, in a resolution adopted
Monday.
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SHANK, BOARD
add II MORE
AS POLICEMEN
Further Patronage Taken
From Duvall by Ap-
pointmentS.
TWO ARE DISMISSED
Action Follows First Coup
Week Ago.
TWO ARE DISMISSED

Mayor Shank and the board
of safety today added seventeen
policemen to the rapidly grow
ing force that will greet Mayor
Elect John L. Duvall when he
takes over the reins Of civic
government Jan. 4.
1t was the second coup Shank has
put over on the Duvall followers in
little more than a. week, forty eight
new law enforcers having been
added a week ago Monday.
Those appointed cannot be re-
moved except by action Of the board
of safety. The Duvali administra-
tion, therefore, loses much patron
age through the appointments.
Those appointed, however. are on
probation for ninety days, and may
not be accepted at the end of that
time. The Duvall administration
will be in office when the ninety
days expires.
Mayor JubiIant
The mayor was jubilant over the
wholesale additions to the city pay
roll.
II want to turn over a good police
force to John, and we have the
money to pay for more policemen.
so why shouldn't we put them on"
he asked.
- Two policemen were Topped from
the police rolls by action of the
board. Admiral Harris, coloreG,
tried last week, was pronounced
guilty of conduct unbecoming an
officer
The career OF Patrolman James
Rights, one of the forty-eight first
appointed, was short lived. Captain
Drinkut, and Sergeants Cooley and
Wilson testified that he reported for
duty under the Influence of liquor.
He was found guilty OF drunkenness
and coduct unbecoming an officer.
Rights said he had a bad cold and
had b4en taking medicine.
Three firemen were appointed,
subject to call. They were James
Jennings, John Phillips and Gilbert
said he wished he could add the men
to the force at once. as they are
needed.
Those Named
Those appointed to the police
force, who will take office Dec. 16,
were: Edwin G. Hass, 1743 Dawson
ST.; Edgar Campbell, 10611a Udell
ST.; John Mcdonald, 240 Villa Ave;
William Fl. Haugh, 643 N. Eastern
Ave-; Alexander Ferris. 1927 s. West
St.: Lynus o. Wisenberg, 406 N.
Gray ST.; Ernest De Long, 956 w.
Thirty Fourth St.; Dithmer X. Doug
las, 1920 Central Ave; Harold I. La
Porte, 129 Ellenberger Ave; Henry
e. Harrow, 2S10 Highland Pl.; Emer-
son Evans, 1409 N. Capitol Ave-;
Bryan j. Sullivan Jr., 722 Roach St.;
Monroe Fisher, GAL Roach ST.; Or
vile E. Petit, 1749 S. Talbot ST.;
George w. Losche, 470 s. Meridian
ST.; Parvin Miller, 524 N. Alabama
ST., and Samuel Young, 2506 Roose-
welt Ave.
The last four named were rein
stated.
Young, at present a State motor
policeman, had resigned from the
State force effective Dec. 16.
Two Admit Arrests
Fisher, a colored man, told the
board he was once arrested ION
suspicion
They let me out when the captain
looked me up" he added.
Edgar Campbell admitted he was
arrested for vagrancy, but said he
was discharged when he proved he
was working for Joseph L. Hogue,
city controller.
Oscar Gibbs, 419 w. Fourteenth
St., was named janitor at the police
station.
II ~ YI/e1T
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By United Prose-

ANOKA, Mimi, Dec. S.-Five
bandits at the Anoka National Bank
today held up thirteen person, and
escaped in an automobile with
$4,000 in currency and negotiable
papers.
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Forecast

DARTLY cloudy tonight, fol-
l. lowed by fair Wednesday;
lowest temperature tonight
about 2S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

de para vivir, como vive llsted aho-
ra en- Ell caior confortante del pue-
blecito amado que le imprimiera ell
primer gran impulse de sn amor a
Espaiia.
Con encendido optimismo opine
mi llegada, mediante cordial So
hcitaci6n,- enero de 1924. Opt
ne con franqueza, con claridad y
con 1argueza, expresando que la
obra de Ell Directorio Militar en- la
vida espafo1a era de una admirable
reconstruction de cuanto Sc habfa
venido lamenta ablemente perdiendo
desde la Restauraci6n hasta la fe-
cha, bajo la tumultuosa egida de
los partidos, y de una oportunisi-
ma salvaci6n del gran tesoro de la
Democracia, de La ventura del justo
y necesario equilibrio moral, eco
n6mico y social de la vida espafio-
La. Opine Y hasta quise vattcinar
La ocurrencia de una revoluci6n-
que no acaeci6, por fortuna, ,-fren-
te la estrepitosa obra que de cua-
10 arrancaba habituales Y o1ninio-
sas protervias, descabezando ma
landrines que es bien sabido siem-
pre- resistieron y Sc alzaron furi-
bundos en- desafio mnerte al ver-
Sc expuestos a caer rodando hacia
la alberta implacable Gina de sus
inveteradas concupiscencias
Yo quiero insistir con usted, ami
go mio, en- que La presencia de FL
Directorio en- ell estadio de la vida
nacional, salv6 Espafa de la mas
pavorosa crisis. Yo quiero con u.s.
ted repetir que en- dos afios FL Di-
rectorio ha logrado mejores GAUGES
a La existencia nacional, torcidos
desde hace cincuenta amos. Esto
hay que repetirlo todos los dias, sin
cansancio.
Ell 13 de septiembre est&bamos al
gunos amigos de aca en- San sebas-
tian, en- Ell momento mismo en- q. Pri
mo de Rivera alzaba su voz admo-
nicente sobre la fatigada v dormi-
da cOnsciencia espanola. Ese aifa
fue el dia de la gran prueba, Ell de
las legftimas exaltaciones, ell dfa
de defender con bravura todos los
fueros, el de opener a la fuerza, la
fuerza,-cosa que tan v1rilmente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
La bella carta que eI DR.. Queyedo Bdez
dirigiera al Hon. Emilio del TOrO J Cue
bas, y pubIicada en- "EI Mundo'' da orr
gen a otra Carta del juez MdnzanO Ayin6.
que dirige al distinguido galeno
REMEMORANDO HECHOS PASADOS

bia correspondent "a, tan finas aten-
clones, en- lasd que ,casi. siempre,
tSnto en- Ell case del senior Sanchez
Morales que relatames, como en-
otros muchos,- ereimos deseubrir, no
solamente un prop6sito 'de mera cor
tesania, sino Ell impulse SRtenso y
sincere de verdaderos sentimientos
de admiration Y afecto, Fhacia al
nunca bien dorado patricio puerto
rriquefio. ocup6 entonces el senior
Sanchez Morales puestos sdistingui-
dos en- los centros gubernativos del
pals. no pocas veces La pluma ad-
versaria, pero toda justa y. noble $
caballeresca de don Luis Mufioz Rt.
vera, rindiole la pleitesia de un &C
to de justicia, encomiastico y esti.
nulador.
Por 10 que Sc ref1ere a. nuestro
Presidente del Tribunal Supreme, Ell
seior del Toro Cuevas, 6l trae mi
memoria una 6poca fedz de mi VI
da juvenil. Fue en- Mayagiiez dom
de lie conocf, cuando estudiaba gu
tItimo afio de bachillerato, en- union
de su amigo intimo y compafiero de
estudio, Ell inolvidable y talentoso
joven mayagiiezano, don Gervasio
Domfnguez. La muerte, implacable
siempre en- privarnos de hombres
dc cerebro Y de corazon, le arreba-
to su pals y los suyos, en- los
afios de su juventud rients y mag
mica.
iQue do recuerdos y acontecimien
tos arrancan desde entonces hasta
el momento presente La, brillan-
te mentahdad de don Emilio del
Toro y Cuevas di6 sus frutos espe-
radios por cuantos le conocimos en-
aquella epoca de su primera juvsn-
tud, de .sus primeros tr1unfos en-
los mobiles esfuerzos realizados por
ganar la cumbre, y hele ahi, hoy,
serene y justiciero, ocupando Ell
honroso sitial que antes que el ocu-
paron don Jose Severe Quin6nez y
don jose oonrado Hernandez.
He querido solamente en- estas
lineas expresarle la inefable impre-
sion que dejara en- mf La lsctura de
su carta, y satisfecho este deseo
espiritual me ofrezco de I'd.
Muy cerdialmente,
Pedro MANZANo AvINO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

Conferencia relative al P. del s.
43, titulado para enmendar la
Ley estableciendo un sistema de Go
bierno Local Y reorganizando los
servicios municipales.
Dicho informe fue aprobado por
el Senado en- session que tuvo efecto
Ell dia 2 del cursante mes de julio.
Fue verificada la votacion del in
forme referido, dando. por resulta
do la votaci6n. Votos afrnativos:
uno (santiago Iglesias). votos ne
gativos, ounce.
FL seiior Presidente manifesto
que Ell informe de conferencia al
P. del S. AZ ha sido derrotado por
mayoria.
Ell senior Gonzalez Mena, propone
y Ell Senado resuelve por unanimi-
dad solicitar ell consentimiento de la
Camara para reconsiderar en- terce-
ra lectura dicho proyecto de ley.
Ell sefior Presidente dispone que
sea cumplida esa resoluci6n del Sc
nado.
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PARTIDo scCIALIsTA
cOMITE TERRITORIAL
EJECUTIVo
SESSION coNJUNTA DEL Ola
l2 DE JULIO. 1926

En- Ia reunion del Comit& Terri
torial del Partido Socialista, el
domingo 1ltimo, Sc discutio y con-
sider6 el estado de gran confu-
sion que existe en- el pals, en- 10
direction de los asuntos p1blicos.
En- medic de Ia mas grande zafra
eel azticar con regulares preciOs;
Dc los mejores precios del cafe y
rcgulares del tabaco; cuando los
bsncos estan repletos de dinero, y
los rieos Sc hacen mas ricos y los
pobres mas pobres. surge la Le-
sislatura, guiada inducida por
Ia direction que le imprime el Co
bernador Towner y los leaders. v
confrma con sus acciones. que su
pOder es casi nulo ante los inte-
reses ereados. y realiza su. Obra
Ia mayoria, anulando, deprimiendo
Y ahogando Ia yoz de las minorias.
En- euantO a Ia acci6n y actitud
del Partido Socialists, en- vista de
las declaraciones que Sc han hecho
Tor Ia prensa. especialmente por
"EL MUNDo" y "I-a Correspon-
dencia", Sc acord6 adoptar por
unanimidad una resolution y de-
cisraci6n franea. que dice asi:
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PARA LOS EsPANoLEs DE
AMERICA

Sr. Don Jose Arrivi,
San Juan, P. r.
Estimado amigo:
Me hace usted abandonar, con
inusitada violencia, mi adorable ST.
lencio habitual ante Ell espectaculo,
prenado de deformidades, de la vi
da que pasa.
Me hace usted salir de ese mi
silencio claustral-ly cuanto 10
siento para decir con usted cosas
6pimas, cosas laudables, cosas rele-
vantes acerca de la actualdad de
la vida espafola en- muy POGO CO.
nocida, virtualmente, por los natl
vos Y espanoles de America.
Leyendo sus afrmaciones ante un
redactor de Ell MUNDO, " en-
elias sus opiniones acerca del actual
gobierno de Espaia, he sentido, CO.
mo en- ninguna otra ocasi6n, Ell IRE
frenable imperative de servir la
verdad, ordenandome exprese GUAM
to yo Sc y cuanto yo viera en- los
primeros cinco meses de Director1o
Militar en- Ell Gobierno de la PENN
sIla.
-Repdblico como usted, d,-debiera
oecir, como ustedes, todos los bue
nos y laboriosos Arrivi que aqui
han sido tan conocidos por ''el GO
rro frigio" ",-tipo I'd. de los meior
moldeados por Las profeticas ense-
rianzas de Costa y Pi y Margall,
debe resultar ante la appreciation de
sus compatriotas y los mios en- este
continente de habla castellana, in
sospechable de venal abdicacion o
de interesado sometimiento a I'm
estado de cosas que deshonraria tor
pemente sus inmaculadas eiecuto-
r1as de heraldo del mas Construct
vo liberalismo. No podra ser usted
sospechoso de NADIA que empa1e su
nombre vinculado en- cincuenta
amos de hombrfa de bien, aca, en-
la peQueia isla, en- donde, sin par
ticipar de NADIA de 10 de ella que
no fuera el amargo dolor de las
desgracias nacionales, a gotas de
sudor lograra hacer La hogaza gran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
FL SenadO derrOt6 ell in
fOrme del COmit6 de con-
ferenCids relative al pro-
yeCtO de ley eStdbleCien-
do un nueVO SiStemd de
gObiernO Municipal
Sc reS0IVi0 SOliCitar ell con
Sentimient0 de la Cana
"a para reConSiderar en-
terCera IeCtura dich0 pro-
yect0 de ley

Entire los proyectos legislativus
que principalmente requieren IL
consideration v estudio lie los re-
presentantes senadores, esta ell
que dispone enmiendas la Ley
estableciendo un sistema de Gobier-
no Local Y reorganizando los ser
vicios municipales.
Dicho proyecto ha estado pendien
te de estudio ante Ell Coriite de
Conferences del Senado, en- donde
Sc originara, habiendose creado una
fuerte disparidad de criterio entire
ambas Camara con motive de las
parties del mislno nue Sc r.fleren
a la venta de Boncs municipales,
Y al impeachment de los alcal-
des.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
HOMEMADE A DE DIEGO


Los amigos y admiradores de Jo-
Sc de Diego, ell ilustre caudillo Ma
cionalistag han preparado ell siguien
tie programa para rendir merecido
homemade a su memoria, frente a
su tumba, Ell dia 10 de julio las
cuatro de la tarde.
Diseurso, Samuel r. Quinones.
Poesia, Carlos Roman Benitez.
Poesia, Vicente Gsigel Polanco.
DiScurso, jose S. Alegr1a.
Poesia, EIigenio Font Suarez.
Discourse, Felipe Jtmenez Rive.
ra.
Discurso, P. Albizu Campos.
Sc invita- todos los buenos puer
torriquefos para que vengan a rem
dir Ell homemade de su agradecimien
to al mas glorioso y sincere de
nuestros patriotas.
La Comisi6n organizadora.
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alfonso XIUpuede ser elPrimer Magistra-
do de cuolquier gran replbIica moderno, !"
dice Ell notable escritor don Enrique Lefebre
EN- CARTA QUE DIRGE DON JOSE ARRIVE EL0GA Al DRECT0
RIO De PRIMO De RIVERA ~
lei Dectoro eduo 400. .mones de pesetas Ia deuda publ
ca en- Seis meseS,' afirma

sabe hacer ell pueblo espahol,-y Ell
dia de alzarse contra ese desafueIo
de las guarniciones hechas gobier-
no, demostrando que las conquistas
alcanzadas bajo la Constitution no
podian en- manera alguna perderse
en-. tanto Sc ADRIAN los cuarteles
V predomfnapan a su placer los i'm
ponentes severos rescriptos de las
armas de la Aritllerfa. Y ese dia,
la modorra, un desden instintivo v
sabio, el mas juicioso, priv6 a los
mas intransigentes mantenedores
del hberalismo, a las muchedum-
bres ansiosas de mejoramiento, que
Sc la pasaban desgargantadas vo-
ceando Ell advenimiento de la equi-
voca Libertad de estoS tiempos, con
La tea del crimen en- la diestra en-
sordeciendo a Espa1a y al mundo,
y poniendo sobre Espa1a un estig-
ma que-ioh Sarcasmo!, ,-en dos
afios lie ha hmpiado Ell Directorio
con las lustrales aguas de un amor
inmensamente desinteresado y per-
severante en- el mejor y mas emo
blecido nombre de la patria por
tantos ciegos maltratada y escarne~
cjda. Aquella inopinada pasividad
de los n1cleos polfticos y tenden-
ciosos, de las derecnas omnipoten-
tes y envanecidas e inttiles, de los
socialistas Y comunistas, de los sin
dicalistas sangre y fuego, de los
radicales invencibles; aquel tormen
tcso aquelarre de bravas y encona-
das direcciones EN- donde sc concre-
taba la anarquia de no Sc sabe cuan
tos ideales SALvADORES DE LA
PATRLA, banderas de rebellion pa
ra una hora Immediate, coraJe exal-
tado por el pesimo vivir sin ley y
sin justicia v sin pan, por La fnso-
portable privanza de tantos privi-
legios, la inmunidad de tanto pre-
varicador diplomado en- Ell parla-
mentarismo viciado de formulas y
mas formulas de vago entreteni
miento sin la precisa eficacia para
atender los enormes males que en-
pobrecian la situaci6n interior y
exterior de Espana, destruyendola
por complete en- una impotencia
tCont1nna On II DAG. %
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
Pedro MANzANo AvINo
DON MANUEL I. sALDANA

FL distinguido y muy quito jo-
ven don Manuel I. saldaha, quien
desempedo, con extraordinario 6xi
to, el cargo de jefe del departalne1 I
to de Seguros de La casa de ochoa,
dej6 tan importantisirno puesto, con
el prop6sito de dedicar su inteligen
cia iniciativas negocios parti-
culares. TX
Ell senior saldafia tiene sobradas
aptitudes para veneer en- cualquier
negocio que emprenda, y areilo coad
yuvaran poderosamente Las muchas
simpatfas de que goza y las vastas
relaciones adquiridas por dl en- eI
mundo mercantil.