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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
RESIGNAT
REQUEST TO
SECRETARY
LOOMS
Mrs. Eastburn Refuses to
Sign Checks, Doubling
Legality Of Move.

With tension growing in the teach
crs pay fight and the action now CEN
tered on the refusal of Mrs. Byron
Eastbun to sign the checks as sccre-
tary, board members are preparing
for finish fight to end the CONTRIB
yersy.
John Fentiman, member Of the
board. has announced his intention
Of asking for the resignation as secre-
tary of Mrs. Eastburn, who gives as
her reason for refusing to countersigu
the checks. that she does not yet
know whether the action would be-
legal.
President Frank Haines has arS
nounced his willingness to 90 ahead
and pay the back checks, amounting
to almost 100000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19

GREAT BRITAIN raises the price
~ of rubber, tires cost more. Bush
ness men in Brazil have a coffee
monopoly, and coffee costs more.
German and French business men
agree on a potash and nitrate trust
and fertilizer costs more. All very
sad,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
TRY YOUR DIALS
WITH LIGHT
FRIDAY
By FRANK RAGSDALE
DU1 calling 5XY.

III Gaining d M.
San Antonio radio fans who might
have been listening on 392 meters
Wednesday morning between 10 and
IL o'clock could have heard that call.
1t was broadcast during a test
of the facilities to be used in reporting
for The Light the Citizens Military
Training camp maneuvcrs Friday
morning between 0 and 10 o'clock.
Radio fans who experience some
slight difficulty in tuning in stations
on the set in the sitting room can try
and imagine the difficult predicament
of this reporter trying to tune an
utterly unfamiliar set in an airplane
travelling 100 miles an hour 5000 feet
above the earth.
LEARNS DINGUSES
Before the flight Friday morning,
Corporal F. c. Rush, under direction
of Captain Fred 4. Andrews who is
in charge of radio equipment at Fort
Sam Houston, instructed the reporter
in the intricacies of operating the re
generative transmitting and receiving
set carried in the big DeHaviland
plane.
There was number of dails under
cover. Not 10 be touched, said the
corporal There was a lever-turn TO
the left to receive and TO the right to
transmit. There was a dial for tuning.
There was a reel carrying the au-
tcnna wire.
THEN Fun BEGAN
Lieutenant o. Il. Wcyland, Air
Service pilot, climbed into the cockpit
of the big ship and then the fun
began"
At nod from the lieutenant, the
antennac was unreeled The reporter
remembering his instructions, turned
the lever TO he right and began shout.
ing into the microphone, "DU-1 call.
ing FW-j.' FW-5 is the station at
the hangar Of The Fort Sam Houston
airdome. Corporal Rush, who, by the
way, in addition to being a radio cz-
pert, is a parachute Jumper OF parts,
was ON the job and picked up the sig
mails at once.
The reporter still had much to learr
but he finally tuned in on FW-5.
After that landing, more instruc-
CONTINUED On Page TwoJ
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tect itself against little thieves, at
least.
ITO save your heart strings it may
1 be mentioned that newspaper
man baied the milk stealing mother
out, promised to pay her fine if the
Judge would make it a fine, and gave
her money for a few bottles of milk
besides.
kHUSSOLINI, who took charge of
iva Italy and substituted Faseism
for communism or anarchy, says his
ideal man is Caesar. He must have
crossed his fingers when he thought
\of Brutus.
Mussolini says also, according to
Lord Beaverbrook's Daily Express,
Il maintain that there can be no
such thing as liberty. Liberty exists
only in the imaginations of pbiloso-
piers who seek their impractical
philosophy from the sky"
Mass cannot govern mass, guam
tity cannot govern quantity" says
Mussolini. That's true, but mass
can decide how it shall be governed.
HTAESAR," Mussolini said sis
~ my IDEAL my master. Julius
Caesar is the greatest man that ever
lived
Caesar also would have said. LIB
prty is impossible" But Brutus
thought otherwise. What is more i'm
portant. Garibaldi, and other Ital-
ians, better il not greater than
Caesar, have thought otherwise. Italy,
even today. is much nearer to liberty
than it was in Caesars day.
A YOUNG Mr.. Vanderbilt buys a
"A trolley line and will substitute
motor buses for the street cars be-
tween Newport and Providence.
The original Vanderbilt, whose
brains and energy, turned into money
his descendants are spending, would
be establishing flying terminals near
either end of the Vanderbilt road be-
tween New York and Chicago.
GREAT BRITAIN raises the price
~ of rubber, tires cost more. Bush
ness men in Brazil have coffee
monopoly, and coffee costs more.
German and French business men
agree on a potash and nitrate trust
and fertilizer costs more. All very
sad.
HERBERT HooVER'S sugges-
1 4 ton is permit American i'm
porters of such commodities to COM
bine to control the market in the
buyers interest" in other words, for
get the Sherman law for a little
while, and permit monopolies here to
fight monopolies abroad An inter-
esting suggestion, but WOULD the
legalized American monopoly really
protect the American consumer"
That isn't the habit of our monop-
lists.
CEvEN THOUSAND police with
~ drawn sabres and wildly rioting
anti.Scmitic mobs agitated Vienna
yesterday. The rioting began with
the start of the Zionist conference in
Vienna and has resulted in several
deaths, some Of the dead being anti
Semitic agitators.
one anti-Semitic newspaper had
boasted, "of $4,000 foreign Jews here
today 10000 will not return home
That boastswill not be made good,
but the conditions are bad enough.
WEAK fish will find it hard to
w survive in the automobile en-
durance contest. One big company
announced another cut in prices yes
tcrday, making the fourth cut in
year.
The highest engineering skill and
business ability are devoted to giving
the public high grade automobiles at
the lowest prices. That's valuable
work.
When will commercial genius show
the anne energy in cutting the price
II food 'delivcrcd;"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
y y AUTO CAPS|zES CRUSHES 5. 4. Man

S. A. Revivalist Says
Evolutionists Have No
Grounds for Argument
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
TO ASK RESIGNATION.

p
Mrs. C. W. Sattcrficld indicated
that if a resolution was presented
demanding the resignation of Mrs.
Eastburn as secretary, "she probably
would vote for it. F." Mrs. Wheeler Pct
tus and W. L. Hoefgen could not be
reached Wednesday.
Conditions have reached an iIn-
passe,s said Mr.. Fentiman Wednes-
day, "and something must be done Ia
break it. 1 shah, if Mrs. Eastburn per-
sists in her refusal to sign the teach
crs pay checks, offer a resolution 10
the board demanding her resignation.
Should she refuse the demand l will
offer another resolution declaring the
office of secretary vacant and ask
a vote This will clear the way for the
election OF a new secretary
MAY CALL MEETING.
81 have no desire to force Mrs.
Eastbun off the school board. nor
have L any personal enmity towards
her. 1t is simply proposition Of the
boards functioning in a proper mar
ner as l see it and in accordance witt
the wishes of the majority"
Let them go to it, Mrs. Eastburn
said Wednesday when informed Of the
contemplated action to GUST her from
the office of secretary, IN be ready
for whatever comes M. do not care
TO state what I shall DO or shall rot
do. Wen see when the motion comes
before the board"
President Haiucs intimatcd that he
may call meeting Of the board 70 aer
on the matter Friday
OTHERS AGREE
President Frank s Hsines, vho
declared that he was willing and
ready to sign the checks, and tbas ~
would sign thcm at once read befefs
the board an opinion received from
Mason Williams school board altar.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
S. A. MAN.

Evangelist Baucom is a San Anto-
Mo man, who has gained national
reputation as a preacher of the Cos
pei in the last five years. He was or
dained a Baptist minister in 1920,
following his graduation from Burle-
son College at GIeenville. He went to
Simmons University at Abilene for a
postgraduate course.
Since then he has been conducting
revival meetings throughout the 'coun-
try, recently completing a successful
one at Muskogee. He is a member Of
the Rev. Mr.. Lees church, for which
be is now conducting the meeting.
The evangelist has positive opinions
ON the evolution theory, and ardently
champions the cause of the fundamen-
talists.
"Tbose who prefer to believe we
evolved from monkeys are welcome to
their opinion Mr.. Baucom said.
TAKES GODS WORD.
"They can take Darwin as their au-
thority. but L will abide by Gods
teachings. In Genesis 1 4 we read ;
In the beginning God created the
Heaven and the Garth.
You take your choice. As for me-
1 have already voted on the PROPOSE
ton.
II am for the Bible. l do not be-
lieve there is one error in it. l do not
believe that the first three chapters of
Genesis are figuratiye and nllesorical,
as some would have you believe. II
CONTINUED On Page Two.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19

A YOUNG Mr.. Vanderbilt buys a
"A trolley line and will substitute
motor buses for the street cars be-
tween Newport and Providence.
The original Vanderbilt, whose
brains and energy, turned into money
his descendants are spending, would
be establishing flying terminals near
either end of the Vanderbilt road be-
tween New York and Chicago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
Today
Kid Without Horns.
Foolish-She Stole Milk.
Liberty Impossible?
Young MIR. Vanderbilt.
By Arthur Brisbane
Copyright 1925 by Star &c

a DISPATCH from Havana tells
"a of negro voodoo worshippcrs,
Z n led by a white man, about to
sacrifice threc-year-old white girl,
called by the voodoo man "the kid
without the horns"
The rural guards arrived in time
That will shock every American
including the Americans that make
their own fortunes out of child labor,
killing or stunning thousands Of chill
drcn every year. The difference be-
tween such Il white American and
the black voodoo doctor is this-the
American is a wholesaler, the other
a retailer.
NHRS. EVA SIEDELMAN, who
AVA had no money and did have four
hungry children, got up before five
O'Clock and stole bottle of milk
from doorstep. The janitor saw
her, and she went to Jail because she
could not furnish $50 bail.
IL the lady had stolen a railroad,
4 steamship line, or even a city
street. she would be on her way to
Europe on fine ship, with first
class lawyers fighting for her, and
the chances ten to one in her favor.
The woman's Oldest boy earns $40
a week. but the landlord has to have
that for rent.
OF course, civilization must pro.
tect itself against little thieves, at
least.
ITO save your heart strings it may
1 be mentioned that newspaper
man bailed the milk stealing mother
out, promised to pay her fine if the
judge would make it a fine, and gave
her money for a few bottles of milk
besides.
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CONTINUED On Page Two. }
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
A ULTIMA HORA HEM0S
SABID0 QUE e. DIRECT0-
RIO Sc REUNI0' ANOCHE
ASISTEN CAST ToDos SUS
MIEMBRoS.-SE TRATA=
RON ASUNTOS RUTINA=
RIOS.-DISCUSION DE
NoMBRAMIENTOS.

Anoche, como a las nueve mas
o menos, Sc reuni6 en- los salones
del Senadn Insular el Directorio
de Ia Ahsnza Puertorriqueia. A
la reunion asistieron casi todos
los caballeros Y conocidos politi-
COS que conssituyen ell organismo
director de ia Alianza.
Segun los informes Que hemos
obtenido Ultima hora, ell Direc-
torio en- su session de anoche ira
t6 solamente asuntos rutinarios,
directamente relaeionados con la
buena marcha de la Alianza. La
reunion pues no revisti6 gran inn
portancia.
Tenemos informes de que Sc
discutieron varios nombramientos,
cue estan bajo la jurisdiction in
Inediata de la Alianza. Ademas,
Sc consideraron ciertos documen-
tos enviados por algunas pobla-
(ContinNa en- la pag. q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
De UN DOBLE ASESINAT0
UNA MUJER 7 UN HOMBRE SON VICTIMAS DE
LOS CERTEROS DlSPAROS DE UN IRACUNDO ES-
POsO-E- MATADOR Sc ENTREGA POR 81 MIS-
MO a LAS AUTORIDADES

"a uaevo has pag.nas dc los
Ffnafallas 80 los viejos anaque-
- a. Ia 6seailas vuelyen 9 des-
t.lsF taaEFe. No Pasa una sema-
fa ssn aae un suceso dc sangre
taasa q psafurhar, la psz de las
reAaae.aHes. Aver toeaba en turn0
q sen 1aan. hos a Arecibo, ma
aana. madana sabra nios. que
FafA3a estara marcado en 81 H.
ifa lneNaFable dei fato. n rey6l-
seq. Ia nayaia, Il puhal, Il black
lEek. ~ eanFieFten ca instrumen-
faF macahraa en mano de los in
fs1Aes afermentados poF los ee-
-. euFiasa. osiio 5 las mas eneon-
traAss paslones y Ia apacible
Nlia del Captain Correa Sc con-
srfis fn "a tfFmino De- una Sc
maHa ea eseenario o. dos hoFri-
iles rrimenes que por Dos carac-
ffrfs Que b ac9mnahau yienen a
atlatar 80 sanEre Is piuma de-
80 aferefaFias 6seales
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
MOvILEs DEL CRIMEN.

Mas bien seria trabajo de un
habil psie6logo el determinar con
exaetitud los movies de este doble
erimen oeurrido aver a la una de
Ia madrugada en- Arecibo. En- mu-
chas Oeasiones los celos, Sc des-
tacan palpables en- muchos de los
crimenes, en- el que como este,
eaen victimas de eerteros dispa-
ros an hOmbre Y una mujer Pero
d. asi en- este easo.
Antonio Rodriguez. hacia va
cerca de euatro amos que viva
separado de su esposa, Angela
Rivera. Cast a raiz de la separa-
ei6n. aquel flo su residencia en-
Utuado, mientras esta, OPTIC .por
permanecer en- Arecibo.
Antonio, en- varias ocasiones,
habia solicitado el divorcio de la
Rivera, pero esta siempre rehuia
tratar esta question. Parece ser,
que enamorado Rodriguez en-
Utuado, por Ultima vez solieit6 el
divorcio a su esposa para asi po-
der unirse a la que 81 ahora anna
ba. Viendo que NADIA obtenia, de-
eidi6, segdn deelaraciones que le
hicieran nuestro redactor en-
Arecibo personas muy enteradas
dc Ia tirantez Y disgustos, exis-
tentes entire marido y esposa, per-
sonarse en- casa de su sonora,
para yer 81 expheandole su ST
tuaci6n, obtenia el ansiado per-
MISC de- divoreio.
Y una noehe fue donde Ia Ri
vera y habl6 con ella, pero sin
resultado practice alguno. Pero,
parece que enterado de que ella
llevaba relaciones clandestinas con
Camaeho. decide obtener una
prucba de la evidencia para asi
solicitar el divorcio ante los tri-
bunales.
Noche tras noehe, aeechaba
muy cerea de la casa donde ella
viva en- In calle de Santa Isabel
esquina Crist6bal Colon el mOmen-
10 oportuno. Y por fin este llego...
LA CONSUMACION
DEL CRIMEN.
Era las doee de Ia noehe del
(Continda on Ia pag b
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
Cable especial para Ell MUND0.
UNITED Press. Abril 20, 1925.
IL P. NJ.
Via "All American Cables")

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Las
autoridades nacionales que en-
tienden en- los asuntos de Puerto
Rico han desmentido ofcialmente
los rumeres que indicaban la POI
sible renuncia del Gobernador
Horace H. Towner.
FL Comisionado Residente, Sr.
C6rdova Davila inform6 que en- IL
que el esta enterado, no Sc pro-
yecta un cambio Immediate en- el
Gobierno de Puerto Rico. La sa-
lud del gobernador Towner ha
mejorado notablemente Y las con-
diciones generates de la isla son
tan satisfactorias que no ofrecen
posibilidad alguna para ell cam
bio administrative que Sc ha ru-
morado.
Ell General Nc Intyre, del Ne
gociado de Asuntos Insulares,
asegur6 que era muy possible que
algunos grupos estuvieran inte-
resados en- ell cambio de Gobierno,
echando a correr los rumores que
hablan de la possible renuncia.
De Casa Blanca por Ultimo, han
informado que la renuncia del
gobernador Towner es improbable,
V QUO no saben dc dondc prOcede
tai rumor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
ass nOBLE CRtMEN
~ ARECIBO

Areflha aFde en- entusiasmo.
Aan sin haher daao comienzo of
flalmente las tra6ieionales hes-
sas naironaies de- san Felipe. que
een tant8 ssplendor se eelebran
en aqu8 puahla. las masearadas,
afisara4aa D Fomerias nocturnas
naFeeen habeF embarEado 81 entu-
elaane d. todos sus moradores.
8 ra meiio g. todo este regoeij0,
asFEe a. pFqHio ei fantasma de
"a datlr crimen. Aun Sc cOmen-
taha "a erimen oeurrido Il mier-
seies de b emana pasada, euando
an raego heeho de sangre yiene,
nma fatal angaFio q ensomhre-
cr e reeaeiio O. este pueblo.
A ia hora en qae todo 81 pue-
g. - rendia "a sneho. einco dis
naFse. resmeman, easi en medic de
ia rst1arl6n 3 dos euerpos se re-
tarlean 60 80 misma sangre. To-
ss Ias eneinas ~ agiomeran al
fsiraaf O. la casa de doude han
rafflAa kigulsu penetra y Sc en-
rzufra oan "a horripllante cua-
ESQ ae dos tsd4veres. a1n calien-
c.. tfndidos en- un rharco de san
srr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
Ell FISCAL GAY REHU-
SA CONTESTAR LAS
ACUSACIONES FORMU-
LADAS POR Ell HON.
JUEZ ODLIN
mo DESEO ENTRAR EN-
DISCUSIONES PUBLICAS
SOBRE ESE ASUNTO7
lei Departamento de Justi.
cia no me tendria a mi en-
Puerto Rico largo tempo 81
yO asl 10 hiciera"

Las manifestaciones que Ultima.
mente nos hiciera ell Hon. juez od-
lin, de la Corte Federal, sobre .el
trascendental "affaire" que Sc ori
glnara entire los sefiores Castro v
Henson, empleados de dicho depar-
tamento de Justicia, y que fueron
pubhcadas ell nuestra edici6n de
aver, lanzaban formales acusaciones
contra el fiscal general Gay, y los
procedimientos usados en- las off,
cinas bajo su jurisdiction.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21

completamente ofciaii, y me impi-
de hacerla plbhca. SON asuntos con
fiGenciales con ell Jefe del Departa-
mento de Justicia Nacional, Y sin
su autoriSacion previa, no pucdo
decir una s6la palabra.
lei Departamento de Justicia
nc me tendria a mi en- Puerto Rico
largo tempo 81 70 entrara en- dis
cusiones pub1icas sobre los asun
tos que han llegado a mi consi6c-
raci6n, por una causa por otra".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
NO Es CoMENTADA.

Para conocer la contestaei6n. 81
hubiere aIguna, Qre muy bien pu-
diera tener Ell fiscal sefor Gay. en-
replica las manifestations que
anteriormente nos hiciera ell juez
odlin. lie visitamos en- sus ofcinas
del edifcio Federal.
FL fiscal Gay, con una cortesia y
amabilidad .caracteristica en- su per
soma, nos indic6 que la situaci6n
no estaba para hacer concentrates
dc 10 que habia ocurrido. Asimismo
nos dijo que su intenci6n no era re-
plicar al Juez odhn, va que los re
glamentos interiores que guiaban
sus oficinas lie prohibian incluirse
Ell discusiones p1blicas de cnalquier
clase.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
SmtiaQO lqleSidS Cnte
Tcmia OCa II lnAefnadlE
Il hder sociahsta no esta
90 acueFdo con los nom
bFamlentos G los conf
tss legislathos
S0ucHAu REPRESENTA-.
- cl0N W TOcA
- So PARTlD0

tasna rr sfaH.fFsn So KeE
Efss6as@ earsss eaFFEs SO sta-
tlEas. - FFesssfnfrs go eerrft
42Nasn = has taaas. eneafFa
$50 - - ee namtFsF iss aiser-
a@s eaMena me ass ae eaaa-
aisr 30 EfJTeFteF b Ftaasaeiesf
suH tstlmH HmaNnaHaae nEtmsn-
Sc sEHsssea y EfFFsaenfsnfe'.
eFf@Fea NF ae#rF "a NargA3a
s1eassfta uaa fHEaa rrEreaEsss-
Esr. NemAHeHts ra8sr a.
s.fFe 49, assF 81 esfs FaFti-
- HHae. fa ESQ tf easastss
A. wHa 81 affa faFHa - afssa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
MUNIcIPIo DE SAN JUAN
Oficila del Alcalde
AvISO
A LOS CoMERCIANTES, INDUS
TRIALES Y ARTESANOS QUE
TENGAN o PUEDAN TENER
NECoCIoS CON ESTE
MUNICIPIO

Por Ia presente Sc hace publco
por Ultima vez, que este Municipio
no reconocera nj pagara cuenta al
guua por materiales servicios
prestados, que no hayan sido pre-
viamente contratados pedidos me-
dante orGen hecha con Ia firma del
Jefe del Departamento respective,
aprobada por Ell Alcalde y regis
trada ell la oficina del Auditor Mu-
nicipal.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, abril II,
1925.
r. II. TODD,
Alcalde.
~ s-s--s - - ..,-.--
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
VISTA PUBLICA
sENApo DE PUERTO RICO
coMIsIoN JURIDIcA

Sc hace saber que esta comisior
celebrara EN- su salon de sesiones
una audiencia pubhca Ell microbes
% de abri1 las 8 y 80 de la no.
che, para DIR los que deseen in
formar con respecto al proyecto del
senado 206 "constituyendo Ia
Asociaci6n de Abogados de Puerto
Rico; senalando sus derechos y
obligaciones. Y para otros fines"
JUAN 3. SOTO.
Presidente.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21

autos de 10 que ocurrc, nos han
asegurado que las grandes corpora
clones le estan dando Ia hata1la en-
Washington al gobernador Towner,
para evitar que sea nombrado para
un segundo tsrmino.
Como es natural, hemos tratado
de averiguar en- que pueda fundar-
sc la oposicion de las corporaciones
y Sc nos ha dado cumplida res
pueSta.
Sc nos ha dicho enfaticamen4e
que las corporaciones Sc dan cuenta
exacta de que la situacion econ6-
mica es diffcil, que el pals atra-
viesa por un periodo critico, v
que parece ser la intenci6n de la
actual administration, equilibrar
los gastos Y cubrir los deficits
apelando al sistema de imponer
contribuciones excesivas a las cor
poraeiones. Estas, no Green que
csc sea ell medic mas acertado, nj
que sean elias solamente las per-
judicadas Y estan luchando en-
Washington, Y hacienda constar
rotundamente que ell gobernador
Towner, es un excelente funcio-
mario, todo un caballero, pero que
su estado de salud no le permite
afrontar Ia situaci6n economical
como es debido. Ell propio C6rdo-
va Davila, en- uno de sus ultimos
cablegramas ha dicho sinceramen-
te, que su mayor tenor de que
ell gobernador Towner sea susti-
tuido esta en- la fuerza que des-
arrollan ALA las corporaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
SU VISTA AL PRES
COOLIDGE

Ell Comisionado Residente, Sefior
Davila, visit6 durante uno de los
dias de Ia semana Ultima al presi-
dente Coolidge.
La vista del .Comisionado al illus
tire morador de Casa Blanca, estS
directamente relacionada con la car
ia de que hablamos en- nueStra edi-
ci6n de aver, y que esta suscrita
por Ell general Mcintyre.
c6rdova Davila estuvo conferen-
ciando extensamente con Ell preS1-
dente Coolidge, exphcandole La 81
tuaci6n, y exponiendole los puntos
de vista aliancistas en- 10 que o
una possible sustituci6n del gober.
nador Towner Sc refiere. Tenemos
informes dc que ell senior Cordova
Davila combati6 todos los candida
tos, pero no Sc sabe cual haya sido
Ia impression del propio Presidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
jDIRECTA o
INDIRECTA?

La situacion en- Que me encuen-
tro me impide hablar Que liable
ell Juez odIin. Yo no estoy autori-
zado para hacerlo.
LA correspondence que ha sido
cruzada entire esta oficina y las del
Attorney General en- Washington,
tratando todos los asuntos que por
sn importancia asi 10 requieren, es
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
LA LABOR DEL COM.
RESIDENTE sR.
CoRDovA DAvILA

Pero no es ESQ solamente La
lucha no Sc circunscribe solamente a
esta capital. Tambien en- Washing
ton hay alguien que SO mueve Y
lucha por asegurar Ell nombramien-
TO del Hon. Horace Mann Towner
para un nuevo termino.
Nos referimos al Comisionado
Residente, senior Cordova Davila.
quien realiza grandes esfuerzos pa
ra segllir al pie de La letra las ms