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Evening star., 1925-10-08
Reserve District No. 8.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
DEPARTMENTAL
BANK,

At Washington in the District of Columbia
at the close OF business on September %.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

Shipments of the Cleveland Auto
mobile Co. for the year to date ex,
ceeded 1880 cars. compared with
total shipments of $3.50 cars in 1924.
Stockholders Of Godchaux Sugars
have approved cancellation of the Sec
ond preferred stock and issuance of
10000 shares of A stock in its place.
Half of the A issue will remain in
the company's treasury for further
requirements.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

The hospitality Of Greenway Court
was as boundless as the acres of the
Northern Neck. Travellers. refugees,
ba backwoodsmen. Indians. half-breeds.
all ever were welcome at the board
of Lord Fairfax, which was bounti-
fully supplied with the choicest prod.
ucts of two worlds. The great dining
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Good Roads; More Hotels.

Hawaii has expended $25, ,000, 900
since 1901 on main highways which
are vital units in the military and ma.
val defense of the islands and Of great
Evening star., 1925-10-08

Preliminary fixtures on September
earnings Of the Southern Railway in
dicate the largest gross revenues and
net operating income since 1918. Gross
Is estimated at about $4,000 900 and
net about $3,430,0O0.
Evening star., 1925-04-01
Early Program Tomorrow.

1890 p.m.-Midday Lenten services.
under the auspices of the Laymen's S
Service Association, with the coop
GRAFTON of the Washington Federation
of Churches.
Evening star., 1925-04-01
WCAP- Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co. t46S.5 Metcrs).

z to 1925 p-m.-Program by Dick
Iiebert and his Sangamo Band.
7.25 to SIS pm.--'The Cultural Sig
nificance of the Founding of the New
Institution of Learning in Pale 7tiue"
Will be the subject of talk by Rabbi
lewis J. Sehwefel of the Sixth Street
Synagogue and president of the Zion
fst Organization of Washington. In
cidental Jewish music will be sung
by Cantor Louis Noyick, tenor soloist
of the synagogue.
1855 to $50 p.m.-Special persenta-
tton of artists from the Rialto The
ater; Capt. Charles Nungesser, the
world greatest ace, and the most deco
rated man in the World War, will
give personal narration of some Of
his war experiences. In addition the
Guarneri brothers, Fernando, bari
tone, and 2. Tomosini, tenor, well
known Victor artists, will be heard
in a short recital.
$50 to 1915 p.m.-Philha rmonic
Society of New York, under direction
of Willem Mengelberg, in the tenth
and last of a series of ten educa-
tional concerts for students, direct
from Carnegie Hall, New York City:
symphony G. Minor" (F'ranck).
second. Peer Gynte Suite" (Grieg) !;
intermission. "asso" G4iszD.
I0:15 to 1915 p.m.-Dance music
played by La Java Cafe Orchestra,
presented through the courtesy of
the Franklin Square Hotel, Washing
ton.
Early Program Tomorrow.
a6:45 to 7:45 -m.-Morning set
tsng-up" exercises by the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co, direct from Metro
politan Tower, / Madison avenue, New
York City
Evening star., 1925-04-01
PAUL REVERE'S RIDE
TO BE WHAZ FEATURE
Radio. Pageant Will Be Presented
April 13-Music to Be
Included.

Radio will repeat the thrilling story
of Paul Reveres ride and hist toric
events that took place in and a bout
Boston and at Fort Crailo, Rensselaer,,
n. r, birthplace of Yankee Doodle"
in tho first radio pageant from sta
tion WHAZ, a Rensselaer, Polytech-
nic Institute, Troy, n. Y. Monday
evening, April 13, at 10 pm, Eastern
standard time.
As a contribution to the one hun
dred and fiftieth anniversary of the
historic events that occurred in and
about Boston April 1919. 1775, lis
teners-in' will have played for them
the rtidio pageant The Nanuteman."
For the first time In radio history,
the incidents of the signal lights in
the Old North Church, the thrilling
ride. the awak ening townsDeople. the
battle of Lexington and the retreat
of the British will be sent over the
radio from WHAZ, with American
Legion men of Fort Crailo Post, Al,
and students of the Rensselaer, High
School, Rensselaer,, \. Y, as the actors.
The pageant, which is in six parts.
was written by Walter S. Clark, su-
perintenden of schools, Rensselaer,,
\. Y. Each scene OF the pageant will
be short, with dramatic climax.
Music characteristic of the period Will
be introduced between scenes.
Evening star., 1925-04-01
ORCHESTRA HEADS
'.PRQGRAM OF WcAP
/ Iarmonic Society Final
Cuncert to Be Broad
N cast Tonight.

ii5lA five-hour continuous program
featuring the tenth and final educa
tional concert of the New York Phil
Harmonic Society Orchestra under the
direction of Willem Mengelberg, at
Carnegie Hall, New York, will be broad
cast tonight by WCAP.
IS. Dick Liebert and His Sangamo
Band will open the program at Z
O'Clock with d number of the latest
Jazz selections. 4 talk on THE Gull
tuTal Significance of the Founding of
the New Institution of Learning in
Palestine" by Rabbi Lewis ]. Schwe-
fel of the Sixth Street Synagogue,
will follow. Rabbie Schwefel Is presi
dent of the Zionist organization of
Washington, and his speech will be
augmented by several numbers of
characteristic Jewish music by Can
tor Louis Novick, tenor.
gaAnother outstanding attraction
sehe eduled by WCAP is a special pres
IMITATION of artists from the Rialto
Theater. Among them are Capt.
Charles Nungesser the French flying
ace, and the Guarneri Brothers, Fer
dando, baritone, and Tomosini, tenor.
Nungesser will describe some of his
war experiences.
After the philharmonic concert
which will be broadcast from 500 to
~ o CLOCK, VIZ Will put llS HliSlO-
phone in the La Java Cafe for q, two
hour program of dance music by Pete
Macias and his LaJava Orchestra.
"The Wisdom of Many" talk by
Aunt Margaret, will start WRCs aft
.ernoon program at 4 o'clock. Other
attractions include piano recital by
George +. Ross, current topics, tea
music by the Meyer Davis Willard
Hotel Trio, and the children'S period,
conducted by Peggy Albion.
z The midday program of WRC in
cluded the Lenten services at keith's
Theater and luncheon music by the
Washington Hotel Orchestra.
Evening star., 1925-04-01
RADIO PAGEANT PLANNED

NEW YORK, April 1.-The fourth
annual national radio exposition,
which this year is to occupy the first
three floors of Grand Central Palace,
viii be made the occasion of an in
ternational radio pageant to celebrate
the phenomenal progress of the radio
industry since the inception of the
art, it is announced by Harold Boil
ster, director of the exposition.
The exposition, which was planned
to open on the afternoon OF Saturday,
September II, may be inauSurated a
day or two earlier to accommodate IL
group of radio scientists from Eng
land, France and Germany, who, it
IS expected, will pay a flying visit to
this country to participate in the
opening events at the exposition. Sir
Oliver Lodge, the eminent British
scientist, and Guglielmo Marconi, the
distinguished Father of Radio" will
be among those invited by the expo
sition management to visit America.
Invitations also are being sent to
Prof Zennick and Count Won Arco
of Germany, as we'll as to NJ. La Tour
and a number of other French radio
sayants.
Evening star., 1925-04-01
How to Design Your Own Circuits.
Part III.


The simplest type of radio circuit
consists simply of an inductance, a
capacity and g. resistance connected
In series.
The characteristics of such a cir
cult can be calculated very easily
because the simplest type of formula
can be applied to IT.
This relation, however, does not
always exist in practical circuits
where the resistances may consist of
the resistances of several instru-
ments connected together In various
combinations Of series and parallel, or
in which the fnductances and capact-
ties may be located in different parts
of the circuit in different combine
tions. In that case it IS necessary
to first collect or lump the various
elements together and draw an equiv
alent circuit with the resistances, In
ductances and capacities grouped to-
gether so as to get the resultant re-
sistance, inductance or capacity of
the different ones scattered in differ
ent parts Of the circuit.
Before it Is possible to group these
elements 1t is necessary to know
what effects are produced by connect
ing similar elements in series or in
parallel.
Figure / shows the symbol for two
resistances connected in series, while
Figure shows the symbol for two
resistances connected in parallel.
Difference In Action Explained.
To explain the difference in the
action which takes place undeC such
circumstances we will compare the
action to that which takes place
when two pipes carrying water are
connected in a similar arrangement
Figure 3 shows a water system
which is similar to the resistance ar
rangement shown in Figure !. In
Figure 3 two pipes, A and B, are con-
nected, one after the other In such
an arrangement there is resistance to
dow to the water as ii passes through
A and also an additional resistance
as il passes through b.
In the system shown in Figure
the branching of the stream into two
separate pipes reduces the resistances
oy providing an additional outlet.
With resistance connected In series
as shown in Figure l the tothl re-
sistance in the circuit is equal to the
sum of all the resistances in the cir
Evening star., 1925-04-01
wRC-Radio Corporation OF America
(46S.5 Meters).

pm-"The Wisdom of Many" by
Aunt Margaret.
AIS p.m.-George +. Ross, pianist.
4:2a p.m.-Current Topics by the
Review of Reviews.
4:3O pm.-Tea music by the New
Willard Meyer Davis Trii, from the
palmroom of the New willard Hotel.
80 pm.-Children's stories, by Peggy
Albion.
Evening star., 1925-04-01

BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA,
Noted Authority on Radio.

! cult. All that need be done to find
the resultant or equivalent resistance
of several resistances connected In
series is to add together all the re-
sistances.
With resistances connected in par
alleI, as in Figure 2, the total re-
sistance In the circuit is found by
using the formula shown in Figure s..
If moro than two resistances are
connected in parallel, each resistance Q
Evening star., 1925-04-01
WOAW to Celebrate.

The woodmen of the World, broad
casting station, WOAW, at Omaha,
Nebr., will celebrate its second ami
versary tomorrow, and will award
1000 prizes to listeners to. pick up
the birthday program
Evening star., 1925-04-01
New Station Is Planned.

The Sears-Roebuck Agricultural
is planning to erect a new
broadcasting station at
Crete. ILL.,, to replace tthe 500-wat
equipment used at WIS. Work on
the station, will be started SOON =
Evening star., 1925-04-01

Encircle a new broom with a sec
tion of a stocking. 1t will wear
longer.
Evening star., 1925-04-01
Local Radio Entertainment
Wednesday, April 1, 1925.
NAA-Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va.
(434.5 Metersb.

3:45 p.m-Weather Bureau reports.
1905 p.m.-W Gather Bureau reports.
Evening star., 1925-04-01

is included in the same way: that is,
a fraction having the number l as
numerator and a number represent
ing the resistance in ohms of the ad-
ditional resistance is added fto the
denominator of the fraction shown at
the righa-hand side of Figure ).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
UN FORD REcoRRE 70 KILo-
METROS CON UN GALLON DE
GASOLINA

En- una prueba phblica presencia-
da por los ofciales del club auto
m6vil, un sedan Ford eqnipado con
control BIancke Termostatico de
carburador, recorri6 setenta kil6-
metros con un gallon de gasolina.
Este control es enteramente auto
matico y Sc regula por ST mis1no.
Hace Ell arranque de los coches
Ford instantaneo ann en- tempo
frIo; elimina formaciones de car
bon; conserva mas tempo Ell lubri-
cante del carter, y reduce en- gene
raj los gastos de conpostura. Sc
instala en- dos minutes. La Cadillac
lo usa como equipo STANDARD. Los
inventories A. c. Blancke & Co..
Depto. 7o1s E, 6o2 West Lake
Street, Chicago, E. U. A., desean
obtener agentes activos en- todas
parties, y con gusto enviaran mues-
tras riesgo sryo quien la so
hcite. Escriba usted hoy mismc.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
hacer aspavientos que ya le conoee.
mos bien pcr aca.
Ell HONORABLE
AUDITOR.

| Ell senior Kessinger, que 81 parti.
cularmente es correctisimo, 10 es
mas como funcionar1o, atento STEM
pre- al p1blico, recibi6 al abogado
de J. J. Font y compahia, cam.
biando con 6l impresiones y acep-
tando lie enviara un alegato escrito
que debe ser radtcado en- Auditoria
en- el dia de hoy.
Sc lie llam6 La atenci6n sobre Las
condtciones especiales en- que Sc en-
cuentra Ell case y NADIA dijo de 10
que ahora aparece informando. El
inico que ha dado information So
bre Ell case fa sido ell sefior Solte-
70. De Auditoria oficialmente NADIA
Sc ha sabido.
Gc6mo ha podido, ell sefor so!te-
70 informar en- la forma que 10 ha
hecho? verdaderamente que nos sor
prende esa actuacion de un emplea
do, que reconocemos como inteli-
gente y buen empleado pdbhco.
Lo que ha ocurrido es 10 de STEM
pre-. Las pasiones, sean estas cua-
leSquiera, ciegan Las inteugencias
mas claraS y privilegiadas y domi-
nan La mas firme voluntad. Y en-
este case es conocidisima la dis
psridad de crtterios, nevada va has
ta Ell terreno personal por Ell pri-
nero de ellos, entire Soltero y La
persona que sctualmente desempena
eli cargo de Tesorero, agravadas por
antagonismos de intereses entire ell
msmo seior Gallardo y un funcio-
mario de su departamento, que asi
anda La discipline administrative
en- Puerto Rico.
Pero, hay que convel1ir, por SOL
tero and Company, que esa dispari-
dad de opiniones, esa prgna por sa-
3
Der quien de ellos eS mas inteHgen-
to y sabido en- las materias que
ataiien al departamerto confado a
Gallardo, no deben manifestarse en-
daio de la Administrator, en- los
asuntos que afectan a otras perso-
mas. Discutan ALA en- buena hora,
haga Soltero csrgos a Gallardo, pc
70 personalmente, entire eIlos, fren
te a frente y no disparando contra
y. J. Font y Compania, que NADIA
tiene que yer con dichos funciona-
rios. Ademas, Gallardo, bueno o
malo, correcto incorrecto, es m
Jefe de departamento que merece
respeto y 81 no Sc le tiene debe
ser impuesto por el misrno Audi
tor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
RELACION Del GLEN
TES SATISF|E CHOS
QUE USAN ESTUFAS
DE PETROL LE0
RED STAR - :.

Dr. Roure.. :. Rio Piedras
Crist6bal PUG :. San Juan
Ricardo Davila. :. San Juan
Aureliano Velez =. :. Caguas
JESUS Benitez. :. .Santurce
Jaime Sifre Jr. :. :. .Santurce
Lorenzo Mascara =. Santurce
Gonzalez Y Conde.. :. Rio Piedras
Juan G. Gallardo =. =. Hato Rey
Ernesto Lopez =. =. =. Gurabo
Felix Rexach. -. =. ..Juncos
Cruz Rodriguez !. :. San Juan
Central "Los Canos". .Arecibo
j. Bayanet Diaz. San Juan
Agustin Carbonell :. :. Caguas
Francisco Carreras. Santurce
r. nj. Gonzalez Hijo. :. Gurabo
Carlos Matias Jr. :. =. Santurce
Jose D. Rodriguez F.. :. San Juan
f. R. Amy :. =. =. Hato Rey
Vda. de Davila -. :. Bayam6n
Hermogenes P. Vargas. Santurce
J. Ruiz de VAL. =. Rio Piedras
Eustasio Rodriguez :. Rio Piedras
Fructuoso Dlaz :. >. :. Carolina
Santiago Blasco =. :. Santurce
Segundo Cadierno e.. :. Santurce
Enrique Carbia -. -. Santurce
Jose Perez Jimenez. . Santurce
Pedro Serralles :. :. :. Ponce
Gregorio Cortes., Rio Piedras
Manuel Agudo =. :. =. Arecibo
Juan Sierra 49,. -. Bayam6n
Maximino Soria =. >. Toa Baja
Jaime Calaf :. :. :. :. Manati
Angel Colon :. :. :. Santurce
Mercedes Ojeda. :. Pueblo Viejo
Elias Martinez :. :. ;. Bayamon
Jose j.. Benitez >. :. :. Santurce
J. A. Garcia :. =. =. Santurce
Dr.. Jose NJ. Igartda :. Aguadilla
Tomas Seaton . :. :. Santmce
Jose Lopez Rosa :. Humaeao
Antonio Gomez -. Santurce
Rafael Margarida :. Hato Rey
j. Martinez Llonin :. Rio Piedras
Tomas Campos T.. Juncos
Vda. de Gonzalez -. =. Hato Rey
Angel Freije Santurce
Gamble impresiones con cual-
quiera de estos Senores y apre-
clara Las bondades de la cocina
RED STAR que usa petroleo y
quema gas fufdo, transfornlado
Guam q dor sin mocha III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
OPORTUNIDAD

Sc aIquiIa I'm pisito fresco y
eIegante, EN- uno de los sitios
mas centricos de San Juan,
con sala, comedor, cuatro ha-
bitaciones, bafio, cocina y dos
espIendidas terrazas, con her.
mosas Vistas.
Altos botica de capeIIa, 20.
piso, Salvador Brau 46.-in-
formes: Oficina CERECEDO
telefono n1mero 9.
AdYt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16

Gamble impresiones con cual-
quiera de estos Senores y apre-
clara Las bondades de la cocina
RED STAR que usa petroleo y
quema gas fuido, transformado
en- su quemador sin mocha nj
sustitutos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
EsTADO DE LA
QUESTION.


De pasada diremos que dudamos
mucho de Las facultades del Audi
tor de Puerto Rico para juzgar So
bre la sufciencia de los fundamen-
tos legaleS de una resoluci6n de
la Junta. Esta es en- realidad un
tribunal, con facultades discrecio-
neS, y el inico medic de hacer re-
visar sus resoIuciones es mediante
apolaci6n en- juicio declarativo an
to los tribunales de justicia La
ley ha hecho fi1ales sus decisioneS
para Ell Pueblo, autorizando Gnica-
mente Ell recurso por parte del con
trihuyents. De donde proceden las
facultades del Auditor. SDel Acta
organica? No. Estas SO referen a
funciones ADMINISTRATORS no Judi
ciales. Ell poder judicial NADIA tie
ne qce yer con el gubernativo.
De manera que en- este case hay:
Una lucha entire funcionarios; dis
creciones admjnistrativas por par
te de algunos de estos; disparos de
canon entire aQuellos y blanco cons
tituido por j. j, Font y compafia,
para no bacer aQuellos disparos con
La nobleza y decencia que Ell case
demanda entire caballeros.
DR.. IGNoTUS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
NUEVAMENTE ANTE Ell
sR. KEssINGER.

Y Sc remitio nuevamente el ex-
pediente al Sefior Auditor, con las
resoluciones de la Junta posterio-
res la primera su1nisi6n del case.
Pasando ell tempo sin que NADIA
Sc supiera y enterado Ell abogado
de ]. j. Font y CoRpahia4 que el
sefior Soltero estaba hacienda in
vestigaciones personales en- La Jun
ta de Revision 1gualamiento y
que habia emitido opinion en- Ell
asunto, hablando por su crenta y
por euenta del senior Auditor, So
hcit6 informes de Auditoris y en-
tonces supo que una carta dictada
por Ell senior Soltero su senorita
tsquigrafa habia tardado cerca de
''seis dias'' en- ser transcrita y CO.
mo pasaba ell periodo legislative v
no SO resolvia NADIA por el Auditor,
" Soltero continuaba expresandose
en- forma que hacis preslmir sc
devolveria Ell asunto al Tesorero sin
la orden de pago, hubo de acudir al
Poder Legislative para evitarse te-
ner que aguardar dos amos mas,
er un easo que tiene va cinco
amos de promovido.
Es falso, falsisimo, que Sc hays
presentado un proyecto para que la
legislature aprnebe la resoluci6n
de Ia Junta de Revision. No 50 CO.
mo al informante de Auditoria SO
lie puede ocurrir semejante dispa-
rate. Y ESQ que al final del suelto
SC copia ell proyecto. La legislatu-
ra no podria hacer tai case. Seria
10 mismo que 81 aprobara una ley
confrmando una sentencia del Tri-
bunal Supreme de alguno de nues
tros tribunales de distrito.
Sc han presentado dos proyectos
identicos en- su finalidad, id6nticos
e-1 su redacci6n. Uno en- la Cana
IA y otro en- el Senado. lPara que?
Sencillamente, para autorizar a j.
J. Font y Compaiia que presente
ante los tribunales de justicia la
misma question que tuvo anterior
nente promovida, de la cual desis-
ti6 confado en- su estipulaci6n, ce-
lebrada por todos de buena fe. con
el Tesorero Y ell Procurador Gene
raj Y la cual va no puede promo
yer porque la ley concede a la con-
tribuyente un recurso contra las
resolutorias adversas de la Junta,
pero en- este case ha sido a su IA
vor precisamerte. Ese no otro es
el fin de tales proyectos.
En- la camara Sc nos informa
que ha sido aprobadO. Fue presen-
tado por don Alfonso Quintana.
IPor Que? A petici6n del abogado
Manuel Tous soto. En- Ell senado Sc
present6 por el seior Gonzalez Fa-
gundo. iPor que?, igual petici6n.
Y no Sc exprene ell informante. sa-
bido es que en- la Asamblea Legis-
lativa solamente pueden presentar
proyectOs los miembros de ella, de
la camara del Senado. Todo pro
yecto de particulares Sc presenta
por peticion, haciendolo suyo el
representante senador y defen-
diendolo. Ell Sr. Manuel Tous soic
ha dado su proyecto "dos ami
gos'', dos conpaneros, quienes
hablo del asunto, prob6 Ell derecho
de ]. ]. Font Compahia y con-
venci6 de Ia justicia del case. De-
jese 81 empleado do Auditorfa de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16

caracter, pero sin emitir opinion de-
initiva sobre ese punto, entendia
que en- el case de Font no podia
menos que reconocer Ell derecho
de la contribuyente por varias ra-
zones y llam6 la atenci6n sobre
algunas: los trabajos Sc habian
prestado en- reahdad; las cantida-
des asignadas eran razonables; la
escritura social, en- la cual Sc ta-
saron, era de fecha muy anterior
a la ley que prohibe esos sueldos,
ST en- rea1idad los prombe, quedan-
do alejada toda idea de fraude,
d. combination para violar la ley.
El seHor Sanchez Morales diio
que 81 estaba convencido respecto
de la cuesti6n de hechos: creia en-
la buena fe de la contribuyente,
y su tinica objection era en- raz6n al
plecedente y, 10 absolute del pre-
cepto prohibitivo.
Sc expic6 nuevamente Ell aIcance
del precepto prohibitivo por ell abo
gado senior Manuel Tous Soto. Sc
expuso ell precepto CONSTITUTIONAL,
para desvirtuar La fuerza del ar
gumento respecto al preeedente, y
tercio en- la discussion Il sefor SEQ
bill exponiendo lGcidamente ell efec
to de La regla CONSTITUTIONAL.
Y. Sc retiraron las parties, este
es Ell Procurador General y ell abo-
gado, quedando deliberando Ia Jun
ia. GEobre que7 I'm que sentido7
No somos de los que escuchamos
10 que no tenemos derecho a DIR,
nj de los que enterados por algu-
ma indiscreci6n propda confanza
sjena, relatamos luego 10 asi dido,
que este esta bueno para los que
han crefdo poner una plea en- Elan
ies hablando pGbhcamente de este
asunto sin authorization de sus je-
fes administrators y contra ell in
.teres de La administrator.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
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