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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02
NoTAs DE INTEREs
+DEPARPAMENTo DE
AGRICULTURAL Y TRABAJo

La siembra de la Palma de Aceite
del Africa Occidental esta nevando-
Sc a cabo en- las Indias Orientales
Iolandesas, especialmente en- la isla
de Sumatra donde existe una gran
propaganda Y Sc dice que $4,000
cuerdas Sc han sembrado de esta pal.
ma en- sitios que nunca habian sido
lcultivados. Sc cree que en- 1890 ha,
bra unas 100000 cuerdas de terreno
bajo cultivo de esta cosecha que so
10 recientemente ha entrado en- los
doOlinios de la agronomfa. Las pal
mas cultivadas estan dando magni-
ficos resultados; en- algunos casos Sc
han producido siete yeces tanto CO.
mo las que crecen silvestres, ,-esto
es, $500 ibras de aceite por cuer-
da, EN- vez de 800 400 libras que
segun la revista Tropical Life" de
nov1embre 1924, Sc obtienen de pal
mas sin cultivo.
En- California Sc ha registradc
una cosecha de rapas de 57,752 tres
cuartos hbras, o sean e62 liz fame
gas o 90 9I4 toneladas. Esta produc
cion hace epoca en- la historic de es
Ia cosecha. pues las cifras anterio.
res mas atlas fueron de una cosecha
en- Maine con 700 fanegas.
va a resultar un verdadero profile
ma la superproducci6n de frutas de-
genero citreo. En- ell afio 1909 La pro
fducci6n total en- los Estados Unidos
fu6 de 20 millones de csjas; en- 1923
de 40 millones, y Sc estima que en-
1880 sea aIrededor de 70 millonss
Para esa fecha la poblaci6n habra
aumentado un 10 por ciento, mien,
tras que ell aumento en- production
sera de so por ciento. Por 10 tanto,
Ell ptblico debe consumir mas fruta,
porque de 10 contrario, los fruteros
tendran un exceso de frutas que
crcara una situaci6n dificil. rs posi-
BILE que Ell habito de tomar ell jugo
de la fruta, habito que va adop-
tandose gradualmente, podra resol-
yer la question; importa, pues, poner
'tde moda" esa costumbre en- los
Estados del Centre y del Medic oes
te de los Estados Unidos para que
llaya siempre en- Nueva York deman
da para las frutaS de Puerto Rico.
El Departamento Federal de Agri-
cultura y un niimero de agricultores
particulares estan hacienda ensayos
con mas de 200 variedades de dati-
les en- California. Quedan todsvia
500 classes mas por ensayarse. Las
pal,nas que han entrado en- cosecha
estan produciendo un promedio de
100 libras de fruta cada una, 5000
hbras por cuerda. FL precio varia.
segin la clase, de Is a 70 centavos
libra, 10 caal da una entrada de
$3.50 a $4,000 por cuerda.
%. w. BARRETT,
Consultor Agricola.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02
san Juan, p R.

Abril ], 1926.
Proposictones en- pEegos cerrados
para Ia adjudication en- pdblica
sulasta de suministro, medida y
enkega de $4,000 metros cibicos,
MS o menos, de piedra triturada
para ser acopiados en- las carrete-
ras insulares durante Ell afio econ6-
Inico 1e25-1926, SO recibiran en- es-
ia oficina hasta las 200 r. M. del
iia 16 de Abril, 1925. en- que Sc
abriran Y leeran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios SO da-
ran en- esta ofcina donde Sc en-
Icuentran de manifesto los docu-
smentos que han de regir en- ell con
ltrato v podran recOger los hcita.
'dores los modelos de proposiciones
que han de presentar.
La Administrator Sc reserva eI
derecho de rschazar cualquiers c
todas las proposiciones y de adju-
dicar el contrato bajo otras con-
sideracio1es distintas de las del
precio.
(Fdo.) Guillermo EsTEvEs,
Comisionado.
lEgFzE Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02
EsPLENDIDA BoDA EN- LA
PLAYA DE PONCE

FL Sabado 21 del cursante rea-
lizaron su sofiado enlace de amor
en- Ia Ia parroquia cat6hca de la
Playa de Ponce, la laboriosa y es-
piritual senorita Catalina Herman
dez, quien por seis amos ejercicio
ofcialmente Ell cargo de telefonis-
ia de este poblado, Y Ell cu1to caba
llero de Aibonito Ramon Santa
go.
La boda reSulto suntuosa. Despu6s
de La ceremonial rehgiosa Sc Lev6
a efecto la reception nupcial Ell la
residencia de los esposos Isaffltte.
La casa estaba connpletamente
transformada por las delicadas ma
nos de las cultas damas sefiora M.
Oliver de Gonzalez y las seiioritas
Laffitte. Pusieron toda su alma
de artista en- adornarla Sc ase-
mejaba una de estas residencias
orientales donde la vida es compile
tamente grata y placentera. Al son
de los acordes de una Marcia to-
cada por La banda que airige el
professor Clavell, entraron triunfal-
mente los desposados segUidos de
Su corte de honor compuesta por
un grupo de encantadoras parejas.
AL entrar al salon todoS les felici-
tamos y le rendimoS Ell tribute me-
recido. Sc hace silencio para DIR
de labios del joven Medina una
composition poetica escrita por Ell
sefior Ramos Y dedicada Ketty.
Ellos nos colmaron de obsequios:
helados, refrescos, dulces, todo en-
abundancia.
A ESQ de las doce los desposados
Sc marcharon a Su nueva residen-
cia en- Aibonito habiendonos deja-
do a todos muy complaeidos. En-
tonces Tersicore Sc aduefa de los
concurrentes y SO bail6 hasta las
primeras horas de la mafiana cuan.
do va dominados por ell sueho nos
ausentamos.
Ell sexo feo estaba representado
por los sefiores siguientes: Rafael
Medina, Manuel vahente, Luis Llo-
rens, Eduardo Gonzalez, Gustavo
Gonzalez, Antonio Passalacqua, Ma
nuel Mayoral, Ramon Santiago, P.
Naveira, Oscar Castro, Rodolfo Co
nlez, F. Monies Hernandez, G. Pc
reg, Juan Barreto, r. Aguild, Ra-
fael Ramos, F. Oliver, A. Torquet,
Amador Torres, Jose v Miguel Laf-
fftte y otros tantos cuyos noinbres
no vienen la memoria del cronis-
ia.
El sexo belIo Sc componia de nm
bouquet de fragantes flores, tales
como: Pura v Emilia Lamoutte,
Marianita Brandes. hermanas vi
dal, Maria Ramos, Ines Y Blanca
Laffitte, Esther Rabainne, Isabe-
lita Muiiiz, Carmen Barnes, Rosita
Y Julita Hernandez, Teresa y 10.
sefa Quesada, @. Suarez, Margarita
Cruz, A. Remand, Y otras tantas
cuyos nombres no recuerdo.
Los padrinos de boda fueron don
Francisco Mufiiz y su respectable
esposa Eduvigis Va de Mufiiz.
Seria innecesario enumerar Ell
crecido ndmero de regalos con que
freron obsequiados los c6nyugcs por
sus amigos.
DeSeanos que estos nuevos els
gidos del amor lie sonria eterna
mente la felicidad.
CoNcURRENTE.
p sss. @3zisas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02

Pero admitiendo que haya pa
dres muy malos Gqpe pOder huma-
no, que fuerza terrena puede arrsn-
carries su naturalisima inalienable
condici6n de padre o de madre de
sus hijos?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02

Annncio sefior Presidente, que he
de votar favorablemente ell proyec-
to enmendado con absolute placidez
espiritual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02

La opinion de nuestra Corte Su-
prems de Justicia, este respec-
te aqui leida bajo la frma autori-
zada del Honorable Juez del Toro
cuebas, es de alta humanidad y
sabiduria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02

Por encima de todos los pecados,
en- medic de todas las prostitucio-
mes, en- Ell coraz6n humane permane-
ce indestructible ese vinculo Gnico
capaz de divinizar a una hiena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02

GQuien ignors que en- ell mayor
ndmero de divorcios que SO ven-
tilan en- nuestras Cortes, el verda-
dero c6nyuge inocente, por volun-
tario sacrifcio, rehuy6ndole al es-
candalo pdbhco, Y muchas veces
por hacer menos doloroso los
hijos ell bochorno de La discordia,
no concurre a defenderse a La Cor.
te y acepta sobre ST toda La cul-
pabilidad, no siendo en- realidad Ell
verdadero culpable?
Pues bien: estos padres, culpa-
bles ante la ley, pero ante la So
ciedad y ante Dtos inocentes y
buenOs, no pueden, de acuerdo con
la ley VICENTE, recobrar Ell perdido
derecho de 'tutela sobre sus hijos,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02


FL hombre es La celu1a del orga-
|ismo social. FL nifo, por tanto, Sc
|sa c6lula en- estado embr1onario.
j 81 ambiente en- que 50 desarrolla
es propicio en- su educaoi6n fl
fca, moral Intellectual, con toda
Iropabiddad q. habra de ser factor
it'll y cooperante en- Ell future a la
Perfection y mayor dicha de la So
;iedad en- que conviva. La Socie-
lad, entonces, como Ell individuo,
|bedece a impulses naturales, ac-
Fda I6gicamente. dictandose reglas
lue yelen por su conservation y no
oramiento...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02
Recobre su Peso Perdido

~ NuduQQ W. COIIIlcIlLd a dOCtEa&ddK
hasta convertirse en- una sombra;
cuando desaparece el color de Gus
mejillas; cuando sus piernas fatigadas,
va casi no pueden soportar el peso de
su cuerpo debilitado; entonces es el
momento decisive para tomar TAM
LAC, el excelente t6nico y recontita.
yente.
La composition del TANLAC es un
extracto de raices, hierbas y cortezas
recolectadas en- los cuarto rincones del
globo y elaboradas segGn la formula
exclusive de TANLAC. Este COM
puesto es precisamente 10 que V.
necesita para vigorizar su ORGANISING
pobre y desgastado. TANLAC lie re-
constituira y de nuevo lie hara sentir
que vale la pena vivir. "
La accion del TANLAC Sc manifesto
poniendo el aparato digestive en- condi-
clones excelentes y produciendo sangre
pura Y rica. V. observara que al cabo
de unos dfas su apetito aumenta.
Prohto aparecera de nuevo el color en-
sus mejillas y la balanza le indicara que
V. empieza a aumentar en- peso. Va
entonces faltara POGO para que V. Sc
sienta de nuevo fuerte y vigoroso.
Millones de personas han tornado
TANLAC y han obtenido excelentes
resultados. Mas de Glen mil personas
han enviado sus testimonies enthusiasts
en- elogio de este t6nico maravilloso que
con seguridad benehciara a V. tambien.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02

Son muchos los autores de la
misnla escuela a aus pertenece Ell
senior IglesiaS, quo nos dicen clara
mente que ell disttnguido 'leader"
socialists ha deSviado su carlino
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02
BRLLLANTE DLSCURSO..

nj adn despues de la muerte del
otro c6nyuge.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02


Est$ justifcado que sea de tai
|Ierte. Los C6digos, a mi modo de
pr, no son otra cosa, no deben
Pr otra cosa, que una serie de re-
has coercitiyas y juStas, dictadas
or La experieneia y la sabiduria
ara la defensa Y preservation de
sociedad. Tienen, pnes, vincula-
ion estrecha Y directa con las
sices nislnas de La ciencia socio-
Igica, y de ellos habran de for
Jar parte, en- no remote futuro,
IS racionales preceptos de La mo-
srna engenes1a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02
(COntinuaciOn de Ia sra.D

ia saba disposition de nuestro
|5diso, cubre perfectamente ell ca
probable, citado aQui, Gle I'm
lnyuge culpable que amparandose
! La enmienda que discutimos. 81
ia fuese aprobada, lograse mas
Relante engafar a a1guna Corte
mnlandO regeneration moral para
Ptener nuevamente la tutela sobre
hijo con fines aviesos. 1o que
hceder1a, es que al demostrarse nue.
hmente la crueldad 0 los eiemplos
prruptores, ei padre m6nstruo per-
Pria otra vez su derecho y Ell nj
, pasaria a La tutels que lie de-
gnase Ia Corte por mandate i'm
brativO de Ia ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02

Martinez Nadal, con desconcer-
tante elocuencia acaba de pre-
sentarnos como por cinta cinema
togr&fica, multitud de casos que la
justifican.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02

Jnnto a las corrientes mcdernas
del derecho, eorrer tambi6n para
lelas ciertas discutidas teorias CO.
|lectivistas. ciertamente, sionto Vi
wa curiosidad por DIR La rectitca
lci6n del sefior Iglesias, no del Sc
lnador, sino del leader" Socialists
Isehor IglesiaS, que en- su discurso
|eombatiendo esta enmienda, desde
Inn plano de sentimentalisnso enfer-
nlizo, lie vimos colocado en- alberta
|contradicci6n con esas teoriaS de
|su fe politica, poe ,madoras del
|prop6sito esencialmcute socialista
dc restatizar Ell derecllo de pa
tria potestad.' Esto es: que sea Ell
Estado, y no los padres, Qrien
ejerzs la tutela sobre Ell nifio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02
ANUNcIo DE sUBAsTA

ANUNoIo DE sUBAsrA
sUMIN1sTRo DE p1EDRA
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
NEGeCIADo DE oBRAs
PUBLICAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02

Ien esta ocasi6n. Pneda cue haya
sido el efecto de LIS corrientes
popalares al parecer tambien des-
carriadas del re TO sendero; pero
es 10 cierto que el Senador Iglesias
cumbatie1do este proyecto, apafe-
ce en- alberta y seria contradiction
colocado frente 10 que debe ser
ell leader socialista Iglesias, de
acuerdo con principles esencialfsi-
mos de La doctrina sociansta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02

A La luz del derecho; desde ell
punto de vista sociological; anaii-
sando las muy discutidas pero muy
propaladas teorias co!ectivistas que
he citado, esta justifcada y es
l6gica la enmienda que Sc propU-
inc. Pero 81 Sc quiere que vayamos
de terreno sentimental, iah!, en-
tonces, la augmentation cs emo
cionante y defnitiva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02


No haya, pues, no debe que6ar
las buenas madres puertorriquc-
has, preocupaci6n alguna por te-
midas crueldades o venganzae, que
lagan remover de dolor, como Sc
ha dichD aqui en- literature sent
mental, Ia hresa fria del c6nyuge
nuerto.%EEl Estado, representative
he la sociedad, esa Madrastra fria
severa, es cierto, pero madrastra
al fin insospechable en- estos casos,
velara tor Ell inOcente nino = chi
|dar& de eL por medic do sus re-
presentantes en- las Cortes de Jus-
|ticia, con el supreme inter6s del ma
|tural instinto de su propia conser-
Fvaci6n.
Evening star., 1925-03-29

water but use a little wine for thy
stomach's sake, and thine often in
firmities."
Zachariah, 10.7: "and their heart
shall rejoice as through wine"
Deuteronomy, 7.1& He will also
bless thy corn and thy wine"
Second Kings, 1892: Until I take
you away to a land like your own
land, a land of corn and wine"
Deuteronomy. 1926: And thou shall
bestow that money for whatsoever
thy soul lusteth after, for oxen, or for
sheep or for wine or for strong drink
or for whatsoever thy soul desireth.'
Song of Solomon. 81: Il have drunk
my wine with my milk"
Judges. 1918: There is bread and
wine also for me and for thy hand =
maid, there is no want of anything
Numbers, 287: "In the holy place.
shalt thou cause the strong wine to
be poured unto the Lord for drink
Offering"
II Chronicles, 2.15: THE oil and
the wine which my Lord hath spoken
of, let Him send unto His servants.
jeremiah. 1912: Every bottle shall
be filled with wine"
Revelation, Sc: And see thou hurt
not the oil and the wine"
Evening star., 1925-03-29
Wakefield MEMORIAL
BODY ELECTS HEADS
Mrs. Harry Lee Rust Will Be
President Again-0ther
Officers Named.

Mrs Harry Lee Rust was re elected
president of the board of trustees oi
the Wakefield National Memorial AS
sociation at it's recent annual meet
ing at 2400 Sixteenth street.
other officers named were: John
Barton Payne and Charles Moore
vice presidents; Richard Washin gton
corresponding secretary: Ella Lorraine
Dorsey, recording secretary: A. NJ
Nevius, treasurer, and these trustees
Marcus Benjamin, Mrs. David II
Blair, Otis Schuyler Bland. Rev. John
F. Burke, r. Walton Moore. Brig
Gen. George Richards, c. Bascon
siemp, Claude A. Swanson, Mrs. An
thony Wayne Cook, Miss Gertrude
Devine Webster. Marvin H. Lewis
and Byron 8. Newton.
Regents were named as follows
Vice regent, Mrs. C. e. F. Robinson
Hartford, Conn: assistant regent
Mrs. S. G. Duvall, Frederick, Mo.
regents at large. Mrs. r. l.. Lindsey
Mrs. William f. Fendall, Mrs. Charles
worthington of Washington, ID. c.
State regents, Mrs. Guy Goff. West
Virginia; Mrs. Ben johnson, Ken
lucky; Mrs. c. F. r Jenne. Connec-
tiout; Mrs. Charles l. Pack, New
Jersey
Sir Charles Wakefield, former lord
mayor of London, cabled congratula-
tions and a life membership su ubscrip-
tion to the association.
Mrs. Rust will explain the ideals oi
the association at the Lexington cele-
bration April 19, 1925.
The association will participate ir
the sesqui-centennial at Philadelphia
In 1925.
Evening star., 1925-03-29

of water into wine, have been sup
pressed by the censors of the Lord s
works." according to Mr. Stayton.
Among the alterations referred to
by Mr.. Stayton are the following:
Holy Bible, Hosea, 81: "Who look
to other gods and love fagons of
wine" Prohibition Bible, page 34S:
Although they turn to other gods
and love to eat raisin cakes at their
festivals
Raisins Substituted.
Holy Bible, ii Samuel, 6-19: And
He dealt among the people as well
to the women as men, to every one
a cake of bread. and a good piece of
flesh and faGon of wine" Prohibi-
tion Bible, page 20S: And distributed
to the whole assembled multitude a
roll of bread, a portion of meat and
a cake of raisins."
Holy Bible. Judges. 9.13: Should l
leave my wine, which cheereth God
and man. Prohibition Bible. page
1872: Shall | stop yielding my juice
that gladdens gods and men?"
Among favorable references to the
moderate use OF wine and strong
drink said to have been deleted are:
Isaiah. 24.1l: There is crying for
wine in the streets-all joy is dark
ened-the mlrth of the land is gone"
Zachariah, 917: For how great is
his goodness, and how great is his
Evening star., 1925-03-29
COOLIDGE ENDORSES
TUSKEGEE DRIVE
Hampton University Also to
Share in S. 900, 900 Fund.
100000 Asked Here.

President Coolidge has pledged his
support to the $4,000, 600 nation-wi
campaign of Tuskegee and Hampton
Universities, which will begin this
week The goal of the drive in Wash
ington is 100000. 1t will be under
the direction of Frederic A. Delano.
The Presidents letter to the cam
paign leaders follows:
Gen. Armstrong originated at
Hampton Institute a philosophy of
education which 'crystallizes some Of
the soundest thought and experience
Of that pioneer Americanism from
which he sprung. 1t is the phi
losophy of learning by doing 1t
recognizes that out of the capacity to
do small things honestly and well
grows the capacity to do bigger
things better. 1t teaches that eff
cheney has moral value: that con-
scientious effort is a stepping-tone
not only to success, but to character:
that as a man works. SO is he 1t
is the gospel of lifting work into
worship and showing faith by works.
Have Proved Merit.
"Tuskegee Institute was founded
by Booker II. Washington. Gen. Arm
stronG's first great disciple, upon
these same principles, and 1t is chiefly
there and at Hampton and at certain
Government institutions that the Arm
strong methods have been proved and
their results acclaimed.
But the Armstrong philosophy.
which is in it's essence the American
philosophy, has far wider applica-
tion. American education has taken
no more important step forward than
the introduction in recent years OF
these methods of teaching into our
rural county training schools and
through manual training and home
economic departments into our city
grammar schools. America, in COM
mon with many other nations. Is at
present passing through a period in
which there is a tendency to confuse
theories and facts. Today some
would have US believe that we as
a people can attain, by wishing or by
passing laws or by joining move
ments results which men never nave
achieved nor can achieve except
through hard intelligent labor. AT TINS
time particularly, therefore, we must re-
affirm strongly and widely this principle,
that as a man works. so Is he; that as
the nation does, so will 1t prosper
Evening star., 1925-03-29
'ShOrter BibIe' Gives Vets Rotten Deal,
Is Dry Propaganda, Stayton Charges
Declares Miracle of Cana Deleted Along With Many
Other References to Vine Mentioned by
Prophets and Apostles.

W. H. Stayton, head of the Associa
tion Against the Prohibition Amend
ment, in a statement made public
from the Washington headquarters
of the association. makes a sharp
attack upon the "censors of the Lord 3
work who have compiled the short
er Bible" which he charges is lin
reality an "up-to-date prohibition
Bible" More than 100 alterations and
changes were made. according to MI
Stayton-
wine is favorably mentioned in the
Holy Bible, il has been deleted or the
meaning completely changed in the
Shorter Bible" says Mr.. Stayton.
"On the other hand, in every instance
where the words wine and strong
Evening star., 1925-03-29
HONORS FOR PARADERS.
Certificates to Be Given to De
Tense Test Participants.

Arrangements have been completed
for the formal presentation tomorrow
evening of special certificates OF
service to 700 Washinstonians who
paraded September u last-defense
test day-as members of the "29th
Division Headquarters Company and
attached troops"
Each certificate has been signed by
Maj. Gen. Anton Stephen. command
ing the 29th National Guard Division
and also the District National Guard
who will present the same. The cere-
mony is scheduled for 1880 o'clock in
the hall of Scottish Rite Cathedral
433 Third street.
Maj. Gen. Jejeune, commandant of
the U. s. Marine Corps, and Maj
Reynold E. Bleight will speak. The
outfit" mentioned was organized and
commanded by Lieut.. Col. c. Fred
Cook, adjutant general of the 29th
Division, with Lieut.. Col. Stirling
Kerr second in command.
Evening star., 1925-03-29

drink are mentioned unfavorably
these references are retained" The
persons making the changes. who
drew Mr.. Stayton's fire, he said, were
Charles Foster Kent. professor of
biblical literature at Yale University;
Prof. c. Il. Terrey. also of Yale: Fred
erick Harris of the Y. NJ. G. A. Ethel
Cutler of the Y. w c. A and H. A.
Sherman, head of the religious de-
partment, Charles Scriber's Sons.
Quotes Changes Alleged.
Mr.. Stayton quotes what he says
are several of the most important
changes which have been made from
the Holy Bible. All references to the
marriage feast at Cana, including
Christ's first miracle, the changing
Evening star., 1925-03-29
BARRED AT AIRDROMES,
Private Craft Cannot Use Those or
Active Status.

Owners of private aircraft here
after will be denied the use of any
active government airdrome.
Under a policy announced yester-
day by the War Department, active
army airdromes may be open to pri-
vate planes only in emergencies.
Private owners of aircraft can have
access to those airdromes which are
on an inactive status, provided the
aircraft in question are not operated
for profit, and do not require govern
ment facilities for their maintenance
or repair, but in such cases bond
for $1,000 will be required as pro-
lection against property damages.
Evening star., 1925-03-29
ITALIAN CABINET
PAY RAISE URGED
Senator Voices Plea When
Ministry of Finance
Budget Is Passed.
BY the Associa ted Press.

By the Associa ted Press.
ROME, March 28.-The Senate to-
night unanimously approved the
budget of the ministry of finance.
Senator Mayer speaking before the
vote, on his own report concerning
the finance ministry budget, said
that the members of the cabinet still
were paid $4,000 lire annually, in ac-
cordance with the law of November
1859
In August, 1921, about 1000 lire
annually had been added as a special
indemnity because of the high cost of
living, but when the income tax was de-
Quoted each minister received only a
little more than 1000 lire monthly.
Expresses Hope for Raise.
He expressed the hope that the
Senate would give the cabinet min
listers a worthy remuneration" He
added that the cost of living and in
fiated exchange were due to deprecia-
tion of gold. which had lost 63 pei
cent of its purchasing power as COM
pared with the prewar period. II
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had decreased not because of Italy's
economic and financial position, but
because of the pessimistic appraisal
abroad of Italy's political situation
ut is impossible" said Signor Mayer,
ito eliminate the decrease in the lire
while the country Is oppressed by the
weight of the 10000, 900, 900 gold lire
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beauty. Corn shall make the young
man cheerful and now wine the
maids"
Joel, 219: Yes. the Lord will an
swer and say unto His people, Be-
hold l will send you corn and wine
and oil"
Ecclesiastes, 1913: "a feast is
merry"
Timothy, 5.23: Drink no longer