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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
PIRATES SEIZE
BRITISH CRAFT
Board Ship as Steerage Pas
Steamer Is Loot
ed, Chinese Waters.

HONGKONG, Dec. 23. The
British owned coastal steamer Tung-
chow, with Il ngt or OF foreign pas
sengers aboard, some OF them
women, has arrived in port after
having been for four days the prize
of Chinese pirates. The pirates loo t.
ed the ship and directed her sail
ing for approximately 1000 miles.
The captain of the steamer will
recover from a bullet wound. None
of the others aboard the steamer
were injured.
The pirates went aboard the
steamer diguised as steerage pas
sengers at Shanghai and then forced
the ship into Forbias Bay, the
notorious pirate stronghold, and
then let her go.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
men
WILL SPONSOR
POLAR FLIGHT
Announcement Made by Av-
iation Society-To Claim
Land for United States.


DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 23. = The
Detroit Aviation Society announces
it will sponsor the Polar Flight
from Point Barrow, starting In
March next, the object being to see'
unexplored Polar lands and possib
cross the North Pole
Capt. George Wilkins and anoth,
yet unnamed, will hop off in FOX
ker three-engined monoplane in an
effort to fly 1000 miles to Spite
bergen.
If land is found between Point
Barrow and the North Pole, the
plane will return Immediately and
report.
Two planes will then start to
establish landing place and claim
the territory for the United States
and all scientific data will be turned
over to the American Geographical
Society.
1t has been decided not to ask
the Army or Navy to aid the eX-
pedition.
William d. Mayo. Henry Ford
chief engineer, and President of the
Detroit Aviation Society, said this
led to reports that Ford is backing
the flight
The avators will go without pro-
visions and should disaster befali
them they must depend on their
rifles for food and then walk to the
nearest point OF land. II land rs.
discovered.
Explorer Stefansson predicted the
station will become way station
for Polar fiiers like the Hawaiian
Islands are to the Pacific Ocean
The flight is expected to cost be
tween 100000 and $150,000.
The fiiers will go to Seward from
Seattle. thence to Fairbanks and
from there to Point Barrow to es
tablish the base.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23

Manchester-he's bully fine chap"
The Duke bowed his thanks, then
returned his topper to his head and
sought a cab. AS he did so the
jeweler came running from his shop
shouting
Il say an accomplice stole $250.00
worth of jewelry from my window
while you were cheering the Duke" "
But wait-that isn't all.
After the doughty Duke entered
his cab he inserted hand into his
pocket Something was missing
Yes, 1t was his wallet containing
many pound notes that was gone.
A pickpOcket had paid his re-
spects to the Duke while the latter
was doing his manly duty-and list
|ening to the plaudits Of the popu-
lace.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
PARTISAN LEARNS WHY
SOME GIRLS DISLIKE
TO WASH DISHES

PARIS, Dec. 23. = Modern girls
who fall a-trembling at the pros
pect of household chores do not, it
would appear. merit the structures
heaped upon them by women of an
older generation.
They are really suffering from
latent alterations of the ceryico-
brachial nerve plexus, declared DIR.
Gommes to the Paris Medical So
ciety. This condition can be dag
nosed, added the physician, and sue
cessfully treated. That is, of course.
to part with the ailment.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
s'Wdr Book at McCook Field
Is key TO Next Air Warfare

DAYTON, O., Dec. eff the
warfare tomorrow, certain closely
guarded book would be rushed to
Washington from McCook Field
1t would tell government officials
how to build airplanes exactly
where to get materials. what avia-
and what were obsolete; what air.
plane parts should be standardized
and what should be junked.
At the field, which is the engi-
neering division of the army air
service, the book. which in reality
of the word, is known simply as the
War Book" Its resting place is
known to only a few and access is
impossible.
Should war be declared tomor.
row." said a post official. 1--WE can
give this book to the war department
and say gentlemen here it is Go
out and build them There will be
no need to engage in a mad rush
for yerification of ideas, such as
was the case when the. United States
entered the world war"
The book consists of four sets of
drawings and specifications. The
first section contains all projects and
problems under experiment. The
second. lists every item that goes
into the construction of an air
plane, from the smallest screw to
the largest wooden strut. Drawings
show how everything is made. where
materials may be obtaind and all
"details of procurement to the fin
ished job.
In the third section under the head
"obsolete," are listed items of air
plane construction which may be
used but which are no longer manu-
featured The final chapter Is de
voted to a description of integra
parts of the airplane as well as the
airplane as a whole which now ar.
obsolete.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
Seventy Miners Escape
By Airshaft from Fire

WHEELING, w. Va. Dec. %
Seventy men in the Webb mine of
the G. M. Jones Coal Company, two
miles from Shadyside, Ohio, escaped
through an airshaft when fire broke
out in the workings. Nine other
men are reported to have reached
the bottom of the airshaft out of
immediate danger
The fire is attributed to a short
circuit of the wires after coal fell
Today it was officially stated
nine miners have been killed.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
AMERICANS WAGE
EAR N ERS GIVEN
s. 0. s. WARNING
A. F. L. President Urges
Nation TO Watch Fas-
cism and Communism.

WASHINGTON. Dec. %. - De
claring that "Fasaiam and Commun-
ism have the same fangs and the
same poison, which it is intended
to inject in the political life OF our
Nation" William Green. President
of the American Federation of La
Dor, has issued circulars to 3d.
600 local unions. He said the "Ex-
ecutive Committee feels the wage
earners and the American people
generally should be warned of the
tactics and policies of Dictator Mus
solini and the Fascist movement.
The Council hopes that none of the
Italian members of trade unions
will submit to threats of this Die
tator."
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
PRESIDENT IN
CONFERENCE ON
ARMS QUESTION
Coolidge Discusses Subject
with Kellogg, Lenroot
and Borah.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-Presi-
dent Coolidge has asked Congress-
ional leaders whether an appro-
priation is necessary to accept the
Council of the League of Nation s
invitation to attend the disarma-
ment conference at Geneva.
Secretary of State Kellogg and
Senators Lenroot and Borah con-
ferred with the President. Borah
said, after the conference, he agreed
with the Presidents views. Borah
has favored submission of the ques
ton to Congress. Lenroot declared
most of the Senate would favor ac-
cepting the invitation.
President Coolidge and Borah had
a long conference today prior to
the arrival Of Secretary Kellogg.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
HOrsemeut Becomes French
Luxury ,oith Rising Prices

Besides the gradual disappearance
of horse ION the hoof" available for
the markets. tax Of one franc
twenty-five centimes per pound plac-
ed on the meat was said to have
influenced higher prices.
Horsemeat Is recommended by
physicians for persons suffering from
tuberculosis and all diseases of amaze
mia OF the blood. The sanitariums
Of Southern France have been se-
verely hit by the rise in price.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
DUKE is HERO, BUT PAYS
FOR HONOR; is ''TOUCHED''

LONDON, Dec. 23.-The Duke Of
Manchester who has filed suit for
divorce from the former Miss Helen
Zimmerman, Cincinnati, was emerg-
ing from his town house when he
saw a man throw a brick through a
jewelers. shop window.
Dashing down from the stoop the
Duke caught the miscreant. and hail
ed a bobby saying:
Lock this varlet up-you see what
he did,
The prisoner, writhing in the
Dukes muscular grip. whincd:
"Aw, Mlud, gimme chance; I'm
hungry an"
But the rest was lost in the huz-
zas of the rapidly forming crowd,
which recognized the popular Duke.
Three cheers for the Duke OF
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
Alta Boy, Old
Sport! We're
With You

OLYMPIA, Wash, Dec. 23.-When
the House was working on the motor
code Monday and VIXEN Section
80, which prohibits a driver to have
another person on his lap or in his
embrace, Representative David F
Turnkey, who celebrated his S7th
birthday last week said:
81 move that Section 80 be strick
en- don't want to take all of the
Joy out of driving"
The motion was lost.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23

PARIS. Dec. 3.--Horsemeat. for
merly the poor mans beefsteak,
has become a French luxury. Scar
city of butcherable animals is given
as the cause of its enormous in
crease in price.
One pound of choice horsemeat
at the markets recently was quoted
at $50 francs-about forty cents.
Pork chops could be had for $50.
roast beef for 800 and mutton for
750. a4A 49, HAX
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
AFRICAN MUSICAL IN
STRUMENTS ARE BARRED
BY CUBAN PRESIDENT

HAVANA, Dec. 23.-Playing Of the
tambor, or tom tom, or other musi.
cal instruments of African charac-
ter with singing and contorted dane
ing, have been prohibited by presi-
Dental decree.
President Machado's decree says
this class of music and the "rumba"
are contrary to the good custom and
public order of Cuba.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
Lieut.. MacReady Ordered
To Report, Panama Zone

DAYTON, Ohio, Dec. 23-Lieut.
John MacReady, well known trans
continental aviator with the Army
forces, has been ordered to report
at Panama in March. This may
forestall his acceptance of being
pilot on the Polar flight which is
thought will be sponsored by Henry
Ford.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
ZION LACE is NOW
ON FRENCH FROCkS

PARIS, Dec. 23.-Zion City laces
for Paris gowns which Zion City
would be far from approving, are the
first American made laces ever to
be imported by a dress-maker here.
Many of the dresses trimmed with
the product of the little Illinois
town will go back near home again.
A big Chicago store has bought hall
of them.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
Five Resign Commissions
Result Mitchell Sentence

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Dec 23.
John II. Farrell, Second Lieuten-
ant of Infantry, has resigned his
commission as protest to Col.
William Mitchell's suspension. He
is the fifth officer in this vicinity
to resign as the result of the trial.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
Children Trampled to
Death, Xmas Observance

ERIE, Penn, Dec. 23. Three
children were trampled to death last
night in a panic following the col
lapse of seats in an outdoor Christ
in hospitals.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
Volunteer Firemen
Are Killed at Blaze

WAYNESBURG, Penn. Dec. 23
-Four volunteer firemen We're kill
ed and five injured when fire swept
the business section early this
morning. The property loss is esti-
mated at $1,000,O00.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
British Columbia Furs
Are Sold in Vancouvel

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Dec. 23
Furs valued at approximately Sc
900 trapped in British Columbia en-
Alberta, were sold yesterday. Silve
fox were poor and averaged 81
each. White fox sold for $40 eacl
Beaver sold for $3.50 for lar9
and $40 for small. Five hundr
mink were also sold.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
Seattle Chamber Approves
Resolution, Nome Commerce

SEATTLE. Dec. 23.-The trustees
of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce
have approved of the resolution of
the Northwestern Chamber of Com
merce of Nome urging appropria-
tions for roads and trails on Sew
ard Peninsula and particularly com
pletion of the Nome-Shelton tram
road.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
White Christmas Is
Promised Dixie Land

ATLANTA, Dec. 23-Dixie Land
is preparing to spend white
Christmas which is only experienced
once in Blue Moon. Atlanta
Louisville and Memphis have snow
today and the mercury ranged from
IA above at Louisville to 55 above
at Miami, Fla.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
Sutherland Puts in
Bill for Aid of Seward

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Dele
gate Sutherland has introduced {.
bill to protect Federal property in
Seward from floods. The bill would
authorize the Secretary of War to
spend $125,000 to control Lowell
Creek
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
Butler Is Dismissed
By Mayor Hendricks

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23,-May-
or Hendricks has dismissed Smedley
D. Butler as Director of Public
Safety explaining: You have not
the proper appreciation and obliga-
ton to the Mayor as your superior
officer"
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23
State Legislature Of
Washington Takes Recess

OLYMPIA, Wash, Dec. 23-The
State Legislature has taken a recess
until Monday. Ninety of the sos
bills introduced, have been passed
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23

SHENANDOAH, Penn. More
than 500 children of striking miners
were fed and clothed today by a.
new service organization.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23

PASADENA, Cal. - Twenty-one
thousand tickets have already been
sold for the New Years game here
starting 2:l5 p. m.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-12-23

BOSTON--Coal is so sacrce that
only one firm opened today. One
cent a pound is charged, cash only.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-24
Y SHAKESPEARE NAClERON Ell MIS-
MO DIA.... CON DIEZ DlAS De DIFERENClA.
PARAD0JlTAS..., iEH?? ?....
senor Director de Ell MUNDO:

DrOe etas breves palabras para poner
bro ante ell graym0 dispaFate maeas
VergueIza pubicay ancOnadO apadrinaO
gao de San Agustin ue aar tambn dipa
ataamente "COlegO San Agustin) "Qu
jote e aut0r de A4 suen0 de nece
cursor dI eXasiS mOdOra faar(nOs)
6Por cue anargare mneFa miseas seraficas
hos al el6menO de mi paisano suponer cue en- d ole
lo de san Agustn no ignoren ell sgne padre Tgea
u'o e 0H0f de Affea) cargar tanben
va G s nonbe fgna al frente de CoIeeo con
dO pesadlsimO de tai dTOp0sito sancionar In mas
poue amqe honrada conO ijo pintorescamente doa Ana
Roque) eScuela rufa? ~ mo
uhea particla de CoIegio cue
ufa peeuFSora de Chicago consise en- a 81 ca
rio gegorano tCervantes) angleano Shakespeare
nVaan ez das Gle dferenCia De mOdo para epn
d una ez 81 es que 10 etiendn los e 2 de
aIrl. era el % de abri
mpOrtante CoIegio. que pals es
phne de Agricultural sn0 Cutura,
desprop0siO circua "ITACEN das"
HIBlER0N discusOnes "IIAERAN consuas A tario" con
CUE guturanete Obsequan asa mucfsiOs seore de eli
meas fOrGs qieneS impulse tai c aforar para
sienlpre ell loma. ~ P"i"
Ferd0ne sen0r Director pacific0 rIstco
1lo dc las dos de la natugada (Or Shakespeare
fear Romeo del aedr dc Verona el en-
ire oscuios and on mi Jueta Cervantes
aFaeaba nuestF0 Selor don uoe
en- que lie tena la Pncesa del TobosO) modorra me
nVaden d mi tambien.
Crist6baI REAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-24
sFNTIIpO FALLECIMIENTO IN
VEGA BAJA

Asfr u las = O, nL faileei6 en la
eulfa l.,h'aci0n De- Vega Iiaja. a
Distinguish -rh"r don jose Gonza-
lex. Huy ersimaco , apreciado por
ts.is "a s.siedad d. Vega Baia, por
sus feievanies dotes Isrsonales y
lsF sn caraaer afable y seneillo.
Ii.ssie temprana edad, estableci6-
81 "A ~ Gonzalez en aquel pueblo
aoide. erncias sus csfuerz0s y
rsalajos, losr0 hacerse dc una po-
s.fldn desahogada. haIiendo cons
iiuiao una respectable familia.
A los ocheufa amos de edad, la
laru lo lleya a Ia tumba.
Natn. tanto "A ~ digna eSposa,
sHs hijos. y dennis familiarcs del
finado. nuestro mas semtido pesame.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-24
La DTSTFNGUfD4 SRTA
MARIA USERA

Debido a m error inyoluntario
decfamos en- nueStra edici6n de aver
que la dstinguida y bellfsima srno-
rita Maria Usera, que esta pasan-
dose unos dias en- la residencia de
nuestros muy prestigiosos amigos
los csposos IIerndndez-Js sera, ha-
bia llegado en- compahfa de sus Sc
lores padres. los esposos don Vi
centc Usern y dona Monserrate San
tiago dc Usera
En- honor q Ia rerdad debemos
decir que nnicamente Ia distinguida
seilorita Maria Usera. que pertene-
&c a la alta esfera social de Ia Per-
Ia del sur, la llesado De vista n
esta capital
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-24

Aeercate no mas aquellos cuyas
lagrimas han sido enjugadas por
Ia CRUZ RoJA, y, de modo espe-
cial, los goIfillos que han halla-
do siempre en- ella una honda ca
ricia de madre, y veras como esta
institution ha hecho un deber de
nm ideal, Y como ese deber, al cum
plirse en- nombre do Jesus, ha he
Cho mas grande el ideal.
Bajo los pliegues de la blanca
bandera cruzada de rojo, coloca tn
oeraz6n v tn pensamiento Y TIL bra
20, para que esta CRUZ RoJA 81
ga ofreciendo el amparo benefico de
su bandera a los que han nlenester
de ella porQue sienten las incle-
mencias de los harapos, Ell dolor del
hsmbre, Y el pufial horadante de
IN NAL que nina 10 que en- I'M
tempo fue su fortaleza fiscal
LUIS SAMALEA IGLESTAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-24
INTERSTATE CARTA DEL HIS
TORIADOR De P. R. AL PRES.
De LA CAMARA
Su opinion en- cu0nto al sitiO en- que desem-
barc6 Crist6bol Colon. Una comisi6n del
representante Cumpiano

ilustre amigo don Salvador, ppbh-
que dos articulos en- la Correspon-
dencia citando la ..Carta de Die
90 Alvarez Chanca'', medico que
venia en- la segunda epica empire
sa y dio cuenta dc todo al Cabil-
do de sevilla v Ell "Mapa'' del
cart6grafo Juan de la Cosa,'
Como en- esos dias salio ell hbro
del sabio Pedro Nazario, 20 de,
je el articulo periodlstico Y escri-
hi mi libro ''Col6n Ell Puerto Ri
co.., que fue premiado con medana
de orc; y mi libro cerr6 ell debate:
como dice don Alexandra Infes-
ia en- su c6Iebre Memoria "Pagi-
ma 81. Como ell festival Sc apro-
ximaba, y yo habia probado sa-
tisfacci6n que la gloria pertenecia
a la "Babia de Aguada ell bri-
gadier don Patricio Montijo, nj
tardo nj perezoso, cogi6 ell vapor
de guerra, el Isabel Segunda, del
cuaI podia disponer a su antojo, y
Sc fue por la costa norte hacia po-
niente y al llegar a "Punta Bo-
rinquen y pasarla cay6 de lleno
en- la Bahia de la Aguada pa
SO el fondeadero de la Aguadi-
la, bien pegado la costa y al di-
visar Ia desemhoeadura del ''Cule-
brinas'' echo eI esquife al aqua
" Sc entro en- Ell rio v escogio 81,
ito, por 81 y ante 81, para levantar
el Monumento. Don Salvador Brar
me 10 comunico en- los salones del
Ateneo reservadamente mani
festandome que como el festival
Sc echaba encima no habia tempe
(Contin1a cn la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-24
MABLAhDO CON
DONEs PADRo

Ia las primeras hOras de la ma
hana. nos encontramOs en- los pasi-
Los del senado, al representante
Dsnss PadF6. anieo representante
de Los puFos en- Ia camara.
Y le pedlmos su opinion.
ESQ e. una quiloteria del par
tlao De a mayOria,-nos diio.
''TEatan De amedrentar al gobier-
no federal, sabedores de que Sc
llevan q ToWner. rs una medida
rldienio. Aun no Sc ha diseutido el
Fgesnpaesto, la ley de Income Tax,
arbitri0s. etc, no Sc ha heeho ma
d. ~ e6mO va q declararse en-
Feoeso Ia Legislature 81 estamos
emRezand02
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-24
Ell "PUERTO RICO
HUSTRADO" DE
ESTA SEMANA

Muy interesante y muy amena
viene la edici6n que de Puerto
Rico Ilustrado" Sc publica esta
semana La revista que tan leida
es en- nuestros hogares y circulos
literarios hace honor esta vez la
popular empresa que la edita.
La seccion grafica es un triunfc
mas que debemos apuntar. Sc en-
galana la portada interior con TN
grupo tornado por distinguidas da-
mas de esta capital encargadas de
dirigir la nueva cruzada de la Cruz
Roja. Sc publica una preciosa 70
tografia de la gran artista de cine
Pola Negri. con un mensaje para
las lectoras de puerto Rico Illus
trado" FL horrible crimen del
cafio de San Antonio viene profyl
samente ilustrado con las fotogra.
fias de sus protagonistas. Toda
una pagina Sc dedica a ilustrar Ia
simpatica jira del Ramirez Busi-
ress College. La feria de Coamo
la fiesta escolar de Naguabo, el
Lemenaje a de Diego y otras nota:
grafcas dc actuahdad. Un banaue
te en- honor a la nobleza espafiola
L. Ultima fotografia de Primo dC
Rivera, Y la pagina de caricaturas
cue es va indispensable. Y para
tsrminar, digamos que las paginai
centrales estan dedicadas a ilustral
r-ofusamente, con multitud de TO
tografias, la Semana de la Cruz
Roja en- San Juan y Santurce. FL
Ia seccion grafica queda expuesta
la inmensa y ardua labor realiza
6a por las damas de la Cruz Roj;
durante esta nueva campafia.
La seeci6n literaria viene ava
lorada por las firmas de. los como
cidos escritores Collado Martell
Rivas, Astol, Miranda, Perez Pie
rret y muchos otros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-24
jQUE PAsA EN- Ell RIALTo?

Con sobrada razon muchas We
ces al hablar del Cine Rialto 10
habiamos acompanado del calif-
cativo "aristocratico" y le habia-
mos llamado eel favorito de nues-
ira elite.
Parece ser que sus directories
Sc han cansado de que asi Sc le
prodiguen los elogios, pues antes
dc anoche hubimos de notar un
hecho que da al traste con la
justa fama de 'chic" Y buen gus
to con que q Riaito Sc habia ro-
deado.
rs el case que a requerimiento
de unas cuantas damas de nuestra
sociedad que estaban junto nos
otros cambiamos la vista hacia de-
tcrminada parte del salon, y ALI
pudimos yer dos norteamerieanos
coloradotes y moAetudos, en- cuer-
po de camisa, con las mangas
arrolladas como 81 fuesen a sa-
car macarelas de un barril y sin
cuello nj corbata.
Queren1os Greer que el Rialto no
piensa quitarse voluntariamente
Ia aureola de aristocracia con que
Sc habia cubierto, a. algdn error
debe haber mediado para d. Sc per-
mitiese tan enojosa presencia en-
Ia sala repleta de danlas de nues7
tros circulos mas eseogidos.
No dudamos que Ell caso no SCI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-24
FL brIIante dSCurSO que en- defensa ndes-
Ira prOnunGara eI Cob. TOwner ante eI Co.
mite de ASuntOS |nSdafeS Sc Clta como JUS
tifICaG0n a 81 eStadIa en- Pr.
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UNA AP0L0GA De NUES STROSISTEMA LEGISLATIVE JUDICIAL
NUESTRA C0RTE SUPREAES ELOGlADA POR Ell GOBERNADOR

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politica, creemos cportuno intere-
saate. publican ell siguiente Estate
ment'', que hiciera el Hon. gober-
nador Towner, ante Ell Comite de
Asuntos Insulares de la Camara,
ln:entas sc celebraba una vista pa-
blica para escuchar la Ccmis1on
Conjunta, que debia exponer sus
puntos de vista en- defensa del pro-
yecto del Gobernador elective.