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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-15
THE DINING ROOM

LINING MUM
The Solid Mahogany Suite Sheraton Design with it's neat inlay chara
terc Of the conservative good taste which has this the
taton of being Conneccus Best Furniture Store Well made Funu
of artistic design expense than the poorly made no
rible creations which are often Offered elsewhere.
We proud of the Furniture and Rugs have been selling for the pa
yegh customers proud of what they 81"
from Poes the they have statng their complete confidence
satisfaction.
Twords of all the essay writer's chose windows their theme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-28

SELECT LIST OF ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
1904 SHEPHERD ST. N E, BROOKLAND.
Beautiful tiled
61O1 4th STREET NV.
Corner of 18th and Quackenbos Sts)
in
1845 LAMONT ST. NV
modern
1721 JACKSON STREET NE
o the in Brookn Con
ns sn ns Of eFsqs sin asTf b Sas @ 1 a nx
O
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Contains all modern improve
WARDMAN,
1880 K Street NV .-.., Main 1880.
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HOUSES IN CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
SEE THEM SUNDAY.
1909 and 3911 Tocelyn St.

TWO AND ONE-HAIF BLOCKS WEST OF
CONN. AVE.
These splenddy built and designed cole
NAL center-hall houses have rooms. 3
baths and every fine modern appointment
They are located in the most desirable sec
ton Of Chevy Chase. D. c., on lots 70x2u5
feet each. They have wonderful landscaping
ssihilItes. Each has bullt-In garage.
OPEN AND LIGHTED UNTIL 8 pm.
Allan +. Walker & Co, Inc.
Sl3 18th ST y w Main o6nO
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

THIS ATTRACTIVE HOME
FOR Sale BY OWNER
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DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS INC.
BUNGALOW.
of andstuate
EIGHT-ROOM HOME.
and /
$
A TWO-BATH HOME.
dispose Of
sh s f % s{ trays od et s9 the
SEMIDETACHED BRICK.
the homes market
hrnsa
OFF 10th ST.
close 18th truly
Thu fin home alta Sacrifice
70
18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
urea
Phone Until PM
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS INC,
Z
Pssl
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N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
1913 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 59O5-4-5.
NORTH PETWORTH.
in Waahin we'll
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE.
re a pe fmode GR fs house aG % small EXPENSE a nos
this make profit hold investment
DOWNTOWN NORTHWEST.
a st.
ST GABRIELS PARISH.
De N a wide
na Of 0s the hSn chGS bus and s rSom @ %
N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
Everything in Real Estate
1913 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO3-4-5.
Realtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
MODERN GROOM HOMES,
2720 TO FIST 18th ST. NE.

MODERN GROOM HOMES,
2729 TO FIST 18th ST. NE
First Floor Beautiful bright living opening into a
large dining room; kitchen with best grade fixtures.
including butn ice box large front porch entire width
of house, breakfast porch 10 feet WIDE opening into
dining with French doors. Hardwood floors of
best grade; handsome electric fixtures: mrrored coat
closet.
Second Floor Three bright outside bedrooms 1Ofootwide
sleeping porch and large tiled bath
Basement: Light well ventilated basement under entire
house, laundry tubs coal bin, hotwater heating plant
Large back yard to paved alley.
PRICE, 800.
$3.50 Cash. $62.5O Monthly Payments.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER, INC,
1872 18th st. NV. Franklin 7485.
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18th street bus 18th street ard 18th street
ont. Pleasantly cars. Price. S16.500. Sat.
isfactory terms may be arranged For fun
Information and to inspect. phone for ap.
pointment
1647 Newton St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-28

1919 II ST. NV. MAIN 1850
HIGH-CLASS COLORED.
arranged IN three apartments Reasonable
cash payment Could live In one apartment
and have rent of other apartments for
monthly payments on house.
BRODT REALTY COMPANY. INC.
I2O3 Eve
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PETWORTH,

A rare, bargain in one of the. best sections
OF this beautiful suburb. just one block
west, of Conn. ave. a new home containing
SIX large rooms. tiled bath. servants toilet
and completely cduiDDed kitchen Hardwood
floors. buIlt~in fixtures and roomy garage.
PLENTY of ground. Location uuexcelled
This house may I've bought for Sl2i5O the
exact cost Of construction. 10y "A purchaser
having substantial cash payment Call
North 411l-J for all additional informa-
ton. oSs
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RESIDENTIAL BARGAINS.

Beautiful Ashmead Pl. Near Million Dollar Bridge
$15,5OO-On Easy Terms
phone $50 ~ ~ anu " rare bargain
Will Trade Chevy Chase Home for
Large Home Capitol Hill
hardy iif y sS S H. Eff %
Downtown Northwest-$12,5oO. Easy Terms
door. R % HOOP ioG 1n ssp
: ~ ~ N . Oo"u 70
Trinidad NE. New Homes-$7o5O
$3.50 Casf-$5 Monthly
sSme c Of ss pP
Room for Phone no
Brookland, D. C.-$785O Easy Terms
00A'0.'A
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY
llos 10th ST. NV. Main 81, 372, 49,
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COLORED.

SPECIAL.
$500. easy terms. Don't wait, sec me a
once. NAM. LILA n Y ave n w
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$14,25O-CATHEDRAL AVE.

$14250-CATHEDRAL AVE.
knS senfst sus ,,ss sra home one
Tasr a are . ss spiend tile bath
" ' "N1
$16 5O0-CORNER.CHEVY CHASE
charming detached English and
W eis s one e"tfed
n1 Path and idaG"ai bath of
nr haa sa eaass 10 ami match 4a oS fHl lot
SoOOO-PETWORTH.
e. ssass me F+ES I'LL IS & GA @ qdI esSss
hot % dfH eeRssy
$14,5OO-NEAR THE CATHEDRAL.
hom. Ay s sa the y ha | sysn p'f t9 %
% 0 spis @ ed Hpt nash so nytPf
sa aasF M @ H Hae A0a es' o tile
15,OOO-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
s Tnssssonably the t" ws pbea Sou1 washi1ss
ahd S Ro p Ssn ud 0n p5eh living
%nte uPo q % % uhed os ste
Phone Until 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS
The Home of Homes
1417 K St. NV. Main $500
ard
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PETWORTH AND VICINITY
Strictly White Subdivision.
Modern Brick Homes Priced from $1,000 Up.
625 Quincy St. NV.
in
Midway Between Ga. Ave and Sherman Circle
On One of the High Points.
Or
electricity
Facing 475-Acre Park.
C conp he " ~ " ~ $50
Just Beyond Brghtwood.
nearly only G 9sss P ears @ @ sea @ ss' han n hs
foorsh hot
SfsPs e F % @ ie Is R5 G
purchase
Park View Section.
and
to pvedaley - -
Close to Sherman Circle
in
THESE AND oIHEH WT 6 6K BE
WM H: SAUNDERS CO., INC,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1888 St nav. Main 1867.
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a very complete
home. "A II. wide. IL
splendid condition. {
stories and attic, 1
rooms, with 4 bed
rooms and bath OF
ma nooT; garage
buIlt In screened
porch off dining
room, large front
porch and screened
sleeping porch: hot,
water II c a [ and
Pittsburg heater; 8
tons OF coal in cellar.
An unusu ally good
buy. Located west
of 18th ST. Con.
venient TO schools,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27
THE OLD MECHANIC SAYS:

It's always been puzzle to me why
people who will spend so much time
lookin' for quality in n car will over
look quality altogether when 1t comes
to takin' care of what they buy.
Take the matter of engine oil, just
as an instance. I see 'en. out here
in front Of my shop. They drive up
for gas. and then raise the hood to
see about the oil. 1t doesn't make
any difference to them what condt-
ton the oil is in. just so long as the
oil-level indicator on the engine side
registers full.
surprised one fellow one day by
askin' him what on earth he was dom
by liftin' the hood to see about the
oil. He thought I was due for an
asylum for sure when l told him he
could find out all he needed to know
by watching the oil-pressure gauge
while the engine was runnin'. l ad.
mitted that the pressure gauge
wouldn't tell him how much oil there
was in the engine, but 1 reminded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27
CARE is NECESSARY
IN COOLING MOTOR
Actual Physical Danger Involved
in Reflling Radiator That
Has Boiled Low.

Great care should be exercised to
prevent sudden cooling of Of the mo-
tor after 1t gets so hot that tho water
starts boiling, according to @. Clark
Mather. chief engineer Of the Page
Detroit Motor Car Company.
From the standpoint OF personal
safety. It is pointed out, motorists
should be especially careful after a
long climb to the top of a steep hill.
a hard run on the desert or any strain
which causes the motor to overhead.
1t is almost impossible 10 avoid scald-
ing ones self TO take of the radiator
filler cap while the water is boiling.
AS a safer procedure, II Is suggested
that the car be brought to a COM
plete stop and the motor be continued
running at a speed sufficient to make
abou 80 miles an hour on the road.
After four or five minutes the motor
will be sufficiently cooled to put more
cold water in the radiator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27

on the Baltimore w Washington Speed
way will have in their favor the ia
miliarity they gained on their first ap-
pearance on the track. This knowl-
edge of the peculiarities of the great
board oval Is believed to prove of con-
siderable assistance In mastering the
extra high banking on the curves,
which they failed to conquer in the
first race. Should they be able to ex-
haust the speed possibilities of the
course. 1t follows as a natural conse-
quence that faster time than ever
before attained will be made by the
contestants.
Many improvements Made.
improvements have been made on
the speedway since its inauguration,
in July. A bad hump at the begin
ming of the south turn has been elimi-
mated. This was defect which drivers
declared reduced their speed in the
first race. With this and other slight
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him that it would tell him what shape
that oil was in.
Well, sir. we ran the engine and
looked at the gauge. The indicator
registered so little pressure II was a
foregone conclusion the oil was thin
ned down to a point where he needed
six fresh quarts OF oil. not Just one
or two.
Many time ! see an owner going
to lot OF trouble to see that he has
enough water in the radiator when
he ought to be drainin' Off some of
the old water and gettin' rid Of the
rust a lot Of rusty water Is far from
the equal of a smaller quantity Of
clean water.
Same way with chassis fabrication.
There Is grease and grease. I've seen
universal joints go dry the day they
were CREASED just because the owner
didn't insist on the proper grade of
lubricant. The grease simply worked
out on long, hot run and left the
Joints In bad shape.
With an automobile it's quality
first and last and all the while.
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the winner to victory. But the driv-
ers who heard his statement are re-
turning TO demonstrate their ability
to overcome course designed to ex.
eel In speed any other track yet con-
structed.
The throng that witnessed the in
augural race on the Baltimore Wash
ington Speedway is promised keen
ness of competition that has been
heightened by the achievements Of the
partiCipants since the initial event
there Several have won new laurels
and are returning to draw from the
local track the chance to carve for
themselves inches in the auto racing
hall Of fame by lettering previous
speed records.
Imposing Array Of Drivers.
An imposing array OF world famous
race drivers Is expected to be on hand
when Fred Wagner signals the start
of the second automobile event on the
Laurel Speedway.
Peter De Paolo. who flashed to the
fore in automobile racing when he
finished in first place in the last In
dianapolis classic and again In the
initial event on the local track. has
returned from abroad and intends to
take part in the race at Laurel Oc-
who went to Europe TO vie for new
honors, Tommy Milton and Peter
Kriess, also are expected to be en-
tered.
Automobile racing fans will follow
closely the performance of Bob Nc
Donough. who was nosed out of first
honors in the inaugural race at
Laurel, July II. McDonough gained
further fame in the Altoona race, La
Dor day. by driving to first place. with
Harry HartZ and Earl Cooper in sec
ond and third places, respectively.
De Palma Picturesque Figure.
The return of Ralph De Palma. un-
disputed star of the dirt tracks. also
Is expected. De Palma, whose mi
raculous escape in the first Laurel
race was one of the tense moments of
the program, won the recent Syracuse
race. with Leon Duray in second
place and Ralph Hepburn coming in
third.
The majority of the drivers who
will participate in the October event
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27
SPEEDWAY ACES
HERE AGAIN OCT. "A
Famous Auto Race Drivers
Promise New Thrills in
Second Laurel Classic.

An opportunity will be given mo-
florists, sports lovers and thrill seek
ers to witness for the second time this
year a world championship automobile
race on the Baltimore Washington
Speedway. near Laurel, Md. Prepare
tons for another 250-mile feature, Oc-
tober "a, are now under way, with
every indication that achievements in
the inaugural race will be surpassed
TO the point of setting new world rec
ords for this distance.
Virtually all the outstanding race
drivers who gave this section of the
country its first big motor race spec
tacle are expected to compete again
for a purse of $25 900 and additional
points toward the annual champion
ship in this sport of speed and daring.
Since the opening event on the Laurel
Speedway program these racing stars
have participated in contests on sew
eral other tracks, including Altoona
and Syracuse. and they will return
here determined to master what they
consider the trickiest track on the cir
cult.
Becoming National Sport.
With the construction of several
new board ovals within the last few
wears each holding new possibilities
for driving the tiny racing mounts at
an unheard-of speed. automobile rae
ing is giving continual Indications OF
developing into Il national sport. Each
year greater crowds throng the speed
ways in response TO the lure of pas
time replete with thrills and in sue
cessive feats defying space and time
answer the impulse TO JOIN the num-
Der of devoteeS TO the paStlme which
is motordom's contribution to the
world of sport.
From the range of thrills offered by
automobile racing has been taken
much of the dangerous aspect it had
in the not far distant past. The
possibility for serious injury faced
by the plucky pilots is, fortunately,
less imminent than 1t was. In its
place is the opportunity for added
interest in the race itself. Faster cars
are on the tracks. and at their
wheels are drivers whom the progress
Of the sport has decreed must be
keener as time goes on. The ever
increasing speed attained by the rela-
lively small motors now constitutes
for the followers of the sport their
chief opportunity for experiencing
such thrills as they cannot And else
where.
Wagner Also Returning.
Fred Wagner, who looms as the out
standing figure of the motor-racing
game. again will guide the coterfe Of
speed demons with his multi-colored
signal flags. Drivers who have slow
Iy advanced the speed records to in
creasingly difficult marks of achieve
nent, will return with a clear recol-
lection of the challenge this veteran
starter pronounced when their mounts
had failed to conquer the novel sped
producing characteristics of the
Laudel Speedway.
THE track is faster than your cars"
was Wagners sage announcement
after his checkered flag had flashed
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physical shortcomings Of the track
remedied. the way Is believed clear to
the breaking OF world records.
Widening and grading Of roads lead
ing from the Baltimore Washington
boulevard to the speedway are in
cluded in the improvement program
Of the speedway company. These
steps will be taken to avoid trafflc
congestion at the next race. The
speedway company also plans to
widen the old Bowie road and the
road from Laurel so as to allow two
lines of cars to move safely and COM
fortably. Easy access to and egress
from the speedway will result from
these changes in its approaches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27
Latest and Finest Creation
The wLandau Sedan$2305

wheelbase - full size balloon
tires-6l-inch rear springs and
snubbers all around.
Take this luxurious big
Paige out where hill and road
will prove its power. Then
compare its size - beauty -
power y comfort and price
with any big car. You'll new
er pay more. rsfssI
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y In COMPARING values con-
I slider this nscessary equip
nlenf included in the PAIGE |
price for which you n7usf
pay extra e1ssv here - FIVE
balloon cord tires, trunk,
bumpers. snubbsss, l1,ofon,-
eter, sufor attic win6shieId
wiper, rear view mirror,
electric oIock. essofias
GAUGE on dash, con, bins-
ton stop and tail Hfhf,
heater-aU included stS33S5
Z. O. b. Detroit. fax extra
Paige by DR. Eulic 4-whsei br axes
\ included ss thu pCies.
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EASIER LUBRICATiON.
Spring Greasing Made Simpler by
Expert Method.

Because modern cars are built so
low, certain types OF springs are diff
cult to Intricate. The solution lies In
filling the high-pressure grease gup
with engine OIL and forcing this lubri.
cant into the spring bolts. The excess
oil will gradually work out OF the
bolts and flow down to the spring
ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27

Ford of ancient vintage called
around TO ask II he might be priv
LEGGED to borrow a pair of pliers for
few minutes. The man who loaned
tools happened to be out but the gar
ageman was Mt immune to reason
and suggested II the case was urgent
he might be able to locate q pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27
Garage Men Get Laughs.

Garage proprietors receive many
strange requests in the course of a
days grind, but the one told by Il
gaageman who is still trying to laugh
It off Just about exceeds the limit. In
,he cool Of the evening the skipper of
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The Pennsylvania State highway
department and the United States Blu
reau Of Public Roads are cooperating
In the construction Of a concrete test
road located on State route No. so in
the vicinity Of Harrisburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27
somewhere about the premises. The
skipper explained that his objective
was to take up on the bearings,

Maryland was one Of the first States
to regulate the motor vehicle as a
common carrier.
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Motor vehicle registration in the
United States totals 15,250.00 passen-
ger cars.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

cargados para clio. FL cobro de las
contribuciones afiade complejidad Y
dificultad al asunto que discutimos.
Sc DICE que el gobernador Tow
ler es combatido por las corporacio-
mes porQue e1 Ejecntivo insiste en-
one paguen. 81 no estamos NAL in
formados el mismo Santiago lyle
sias admiti6 la certeza de este pun
to. ST las Corporaciones tienen Ell
poder de remover gobernadores di-
renos finalmente que el problema
que forma el asunto de este articu-
10 es mas que complejo, dificil de
resolver.
Considerando todo 10 que deja
mos anotado, creemos que ell Comi
sionado, sefior Huyke; estuvo muy
oportuno en- recomendar ecuanimi-
dad los maestros y creeinos tam
bien, que la actitud observada por
eI celoso y active Presidente de la
Asaciaci6n de Maestros, Y Ell Cuer-
po de Directories de la misma, asi
como pcr la Asamblea extraordina-
ria, fue una actitud plausible que
revela tacto y prudencia.
f1aestros de Puerto Pico! Defen-
ded hasta ell iltimo momento vues-
tros derechos; pedid que seals vos-
otrcs los fltimos en- ser afectados 81
es que Ell presupuesto tiene que ser
rebajado. Pedid que antes Sc ago
ten todos los recursos; pedid que
Sc tomen todas las medidas, pero,
81 al fin de la contienda, teneis
que uegar un acuerdo, recordad
que sois obreros inte1ectuales y CO.
mo tales estais en- la obligation mo-
raj de no recurrir medios que no
egten la altura de vuestra posi-
ci6n.
Liegue hasta Ell siempre deligente
presidente de La Asociaci6n de macs
tros, sefor selles, Y hasta el Comi-
sionado de instruction, senior Huyke,
cuien no deja de yer la razon que
asiste a. los maestros, nuestras fell
citaciones; al primero, por la ha-
| Eilidad con que el defiende los de-
sechos de los maestros, y al segun-
do, por su digna cooperation en- el
sentido de que no Sc monoscabe Ell
derecho que asiste a los que hoy pre-
paran Ell future del pals puertorri-
cuefio
A la Legislature, hacemos, para
terminar, ,una recommendation: que
sean los maestros los dltimos en- ser
afectados, y que antes, como va Sc
/, hi dicho, Sc agoten otros recursos
que puedan dejar ell presupuesto al
dia sin necesidad de hacer mas pc
sada la carga que como un sisifo
i,evan los maestros sobre sus dolori-
dos hombros.
Y al-lector. IQu6 lie decimos? Que
4 ros interprete bien.
Luis LEBRON ORTIZ
B. S. Chem.
Vega Alta, Puerto Rico.
f
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nayoria. Sc nos diria tai vez que
ESQ fue debido que Sc quizo ac-
tuar con prudencia v ecuanimidad,
y con gusto aceptariamos el argu-
mento va que es ESQ 10 que nosotros,
personalmente aconsejamos, pero, ell
favor de La presente augmentation
nuestra, diremos que el radicalismo
a final de La contienda, Sc hubiera
| dejado yer ahora un poqnito mas de
10 que pudo verse, 81 es que para
una fecha futura Sc cree que habria
unanimidad en- la decision de ir 2
ie huelga.
81 Ell tesoro p,1blico tuviese sus ar
cas- repletas, seriamos los primeroa
cue como los socialistas, pondria-
mos tribunas en- las esquinas de las
GALES y nos volveriamos oradores
de "cajas de jab6nv soap box ora
tory como Sc dice EN- Estados Uni
dos. oponiendonos con toda la fuer-
ga de nuestros plllmones y con toda
Ia energia de que nuestros nervios
sean capaces. y con todo el valor
de m ciudadano nacido y criado en-
TN ambiente saturado de democra-
tia Y libertad; de esa Hbertad y esa
democracia que vimos nosotros i'm
plantadas y practicadas en- Yanki-
/, landia; a que un solo centayo fuese
rebajado los maestros Y a los de
mas empleados del gobierno insular
En- esa protesta dejariamos destro-
trozadas nuestras cuerdas vocales )
la pluma dejaria callos en- nuestroi
dedos. A ese extreme Ilegariamos
Pero, ell problema como bien nos de
cia hace POGO nuestro quito primo
Ramon Lebr6n, tiene sus detalle'
que no debfamos pasar inadvertidos
FL problema es algo complejo.
veamos 10 que en- un Statement
enviado Ell MUNDO dijera entire
otras cosas, el Speaker de la Ca
mara, seiior Tous Soto; Isl Sc 10
grara aumentar los ingresos, apro
bando ciertas leyes de tributaci61
ademas del income-tax, es possible
que no sea necesaria la rebaja", J
continue diciendo: eQue 81 no Sc al
| nientan los ingresos habra que re
ducir Ell presupuesto, Temperament
10 nueve millones, tai vez ocho
y para clio habra que tomar medi
das drasticas, dolorosas, pero, i'm
puestas por la dura necesidad".
Por las palabras del Speaker
Sc ruede yer claramente que Ell asur
to resolver Sc reduce a que es
recesario que Sc aprueben leyes con
trlbutivas, considerable a Ia vez
desde luego, que las contribuciones
deherfan ser razonables, pero, mas
ain, que estas contribuciones razo
rabies sean CoBRADAs por los en-
y H At n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

de
aueO e eapaie sera ranspcrtaGo 6xmo ajeros
san Juan r. H. u Febsro 1895 IA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

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