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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
LOCAL DETECTIVES CLOSING TN ON
 BANK ROBBERS; GANG BREAKUP SEEN
Have Evidence Hinting At Early
 Arrest Of Yeggs
Speedy Investigation on Waterbury End Expected to Smother Future Robberies By Young Men Who Have Been TerrOrizing State for Sometime Past

it was learned that owing to confer
 ences held with the police of
 Southington. where an attempted bank robbery was frustrated and
 with Moodus, where a $5,000 get
 away was staged, the police have de-
 finite information on which to work. If their plans prove successful the
 Waterbury police will be instrument
 tai in breaking up gang that has terrorized the state for the past month. Their bold entries into bank ing circles have broken all records for Connecticut, which until recently enjoyed an envious freedom from such complaints.
 State troopers and private de- tectives have visited Waterbury since the bank robbery and are cooperating in the investigation. The bank has been reimbursed by insurance companies, but their spec ial operatives have joined in the
 search for the bandits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
Holy Name Team
 Wins At Cards
St Patricks Takes First Prize at Party Sponsored By
 Blessed Sacrament ParishiOners

lsecond place. Bridge, whist and pinochle were also played. The evening was very pleasantly spent by several hundred card enthusiasts. The committee of arrangements irresponsible for one of the greatest social successes in the history of the parish. included James Bulger.
 Lieutenant Michael Flaherty. Ed ward Doyle, John Lane. John Hem nessey and Thomas Lawlor. It is expected that another tournament will be held shortly with arrange ments in charge of the same com ,, mittee, with few assistants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
RUBBER COMPANIES
 TO FORM MERCER

Akron. O., April UP)-A $500, 100000 merger between the Goodyear Tire & Rubber company and the United States Rubber com- pany was reported pending here to- day.
 Unofficial reports of the merger stated that the Goodyear wage re- duction, announced recently. was a preliminary step toward consolida- tion of the two companies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
Clinton County
 Grand Jury
Sitting To-day on Case of Clarence Wolff of
 Middlbury

Plattsburg, N. Y., April 1S.-The Clinton county grand jury was to re- port to-day on the cases of Clarence Wolff of Middlebury, Conn. and James Coughtry, accused of the mur- der of a storekeeper here on Jam uary 26th. The jury will make it's report to the supreme court here after having considered evidence in the killing of David Mischler, local storekeeper. Should the grand jury bring in an indictment of murder it is expected that District Attorney Andrew w. Ryan will ask that an immediate date be set down for trial
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18

by local and state firemen there would be something more sad to relate than the damage done fo fences and young trees.
 The question has been frequently asked why people who live abutting or brush land do no. burn portion ot it a reasonable distance from their homes before big c0nfiagra- ton starts. The explanation of this is that owners of homes do not al-f ways own the land in the immediate vicinity back tar enough to put them. i., a position to set fire to the dry grass late in the fall and thus se- cure themselves from danger of heing burned out when the usual lush of fires start at this season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
FIGHT TO A FINISH
 AT CARD GAME

It is not possible to get the facts, but from what appears to be re- liable information, Tom Byrnes called John Phelan's bluff to meet him at card game for the cham pionship of Washington Hill, and got away with the officer and his team to the tune of five to nothing. Denials of the outcome of the game came fast after what appears to be the facts, but even so neither Byrnes nor any of his team will give out anything and Oficer Phelan is not talking for publication.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
Boy Burglars
 Get the Dough

Burglars, possibly youngsters, are in the dough-" to use the parlance of the street. They got plenty last evening and to-day are sitting pretty. It's not the dough of which Andrew Mellon or John D. Rockefeller worry about. It's nature's contribution to mans welfare. Captain Wil- liam P. keegan, chief Inspector of the local detective bureau re- ceived the startling information to-day that bold, bad bandits broke into bakery at 0f River street and stole seven sacks of flour. That's putting the boys in the dough. ''dough-nut?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18

St Patrick's Holy Name society $ in the big card party sponsored last evening by the par ishoners of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament won first honors Cap tain Thomas Fitzmaurice was the captain of the "45" aggregation, while Sealer of Weights and Meas ures William H. Dunlavey of Court Welch, Foresters of America, took
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
FORCE OF REBELS
 WAS DISPERSED

Rangoon, Burma, April -(UP)i The government forces in the ln- bin, Thayetmyo district, dispersed a large force of rebels. wounding sev- eral and killing the rebel leader, It was announced to-day. The govern milton supplies from the rebels with out any casualties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
Motion Picture
 in Church Was Stopped By Sheriff

Hartford. Conn, April Is - (UP) - An audience of 200 persons had just settled down to view a motion picture on Lithuania in the Holy Trinity church last night when two state policemen. who had paid ad- mission. arrested the operator and called off the show.
 They charged John K. Milius. who gave his address as 3251 South Union avenue. Chicago, with operat- ing a motion picture protector with out license and giving a motion FARM POWER BILL Agriculture's annual bill for power in the United States is about 5000, 1000, ,OOO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18

for what Is now the Connecticut Company trolley system in this city.
 The transmission line which car ried power to Waterbury was the first 33,000 volt line of any length constructed in this country. For sev- eral years, engineers came from all sections to observe this thirty mile line in successful operation and to study it in planning similar develop ments elsewhere.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
Pet Cat and Dog
 Did Not Survive
 Death of Owners

Whitehall, N. Y., April IS = (UP) - A cat and dogs devotion for their masters was revealed when both died of starvation shortly after the death of Walter Sinott, 7S, and his sister. Elizabeth. 75. who lived alone in Q farmhouse at Hampton. near here.
 The animals were inseparable companions of Sinott and his sister for many years. When the latter two died, they refused food offered them by enighbors. The dog was the first to die, and few days later the cat also was dead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18

Formerly waste products more than 25O,O0O.000 tons of farm re- fuse is now being utilized as by- products in tine United States. Corn year: cereal straws. 115.0O0, 900 tons; corncobs. 10000, 900; cotton stalks. ls.oOO ,000. and peanut hulls, 70.000 tons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
Harry K. Prichard
 Died Yesterday
Was Frequent Visitor at
 Lodge Meetings in Waterbury

Harry v. Pritchard of ? Nauga- tuck avenue. Walnut Beach. well known to scores of Waterburians by virtue of his frequent visits to Wat erbury, died suddenly in Bridge port yesterday. Funeral services will be held at the funeral parlors ot George J. Smith & Son, 21 Broad street, Milford on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in this r1tv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
CRAW HuD NUGGETs

Hillsboro. Ore, April 1S-(UP)- r. seems that it's well to look into the craw when dressing hen. Mrs Nj. A. Swearingen did and found three gold nuggets. The hen was enc of many that had been allowed 10 roam over the countryside, out side the regular enclosure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
TABLES WERE TURNED

Westport, Conn, April 18-(UP) George F. Browne insisted on calling a policeman when his auto mobile was involved in a minor col lision. The officer appeared and de- manded to see the licenses of both drivers. Browne had forgotten his and was arrested.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
MORGAN AT Dl

MORGAN AT DICKINSON AGAIN Carlisle. Pa. April 1S-(UP)-Dr
 James Henry Morgan has returned t. his former post as president of Dickinson College pending selection of a successor to the late Dr Mervin Grant Filler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
PROF MAKES HOLE-IN-ONE

Nashville, Tenn, April 1S-(UP) With pedagogical accuracy, Prof s. T. Thompson, of the Vanderbilt University faculty, sank a hole in one on the 135-yard 14th at Ingle- wood course here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18

EI-M- MAPLE SUGAR About 50,000 Canadian farmers own maple tree groves and tap
 8.000,000 trees annually.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-18
What Women Have to do With the Making of Brit- iSh Fabrics for Mems Clothes :,

lSu dUllCS AVl NASH ? Clothes
 To-day, in England, Ireland and Scotland, some of the most suc- cessful modish cloths are woven under the supervision of wom- en and ladies of title at that.
 w. J. M. Excellent tweeds for Mems Suits are made by the crafters on the estate of the Duke of Suth- erland, north of the tweed.
 w. J. M. The industry is under the charge of the young Duchess of Sutherland, who superintends the weaving and selling.
 w. J. M. She has supplied King George on several occasions, and she drums up trade among less ex- alted personages like our selves-just like an ordinary commercial traveller.
 w. J. M. In the Irish Free State, the Countess of Lucan has been very successful with Castlebar tweeds, hand woven by the Irish people on the Lucan es- tates in County Mayo.
 w. J. NJ. The Industry of Hand-Weav- ing in the Shetland Islands is carried on by the women and is a very old one, having been practised in Shetland for sew eral centuries, and the Tweeds produced have long been val ued for their special properties.
 w. J. M. NOTE:
 Look in our Show Window and see some of these new gen. uine Shetland Tweeds, hand woven from Shetland wool. which are eminently suitable for sporting wear and of which we make our New Spring Golf Suits and also our new spring Overcoats.
 w. J. M. New Shop and SalesrOoms now open for the New Spring Sea- son.
 New G. l.. D. Art Building WilianlJ. .Mallon Merchant Tailor and Importer of English, Irish and Scotch Twceds and Homespuns. Sd floor front, Suite-318-3f9-32O (Elcyator Service) tel-82S3 95 NORTH MAIN ST.
 Waterbury, Connecticut.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
PASARAN HOY AL SENADO
LOS CARGOS CONTRA
HATTON

Tallahassee, Abril 8.-Los
cargos formulados pOr Ell Co
bernador Carlton, justificati-
vos de la suspension de l.. M.
Hatton j., como Sheriff del
Condado de Hillsborough, seran
enviados hoy al Senado conjun-
tamente con otras Ia d~estitucio-
mes hechas desde la session de
1929.
Ell Gobernador decide some
ter las suspensiones al Senado
a fin de que este determine ell or
den en- que ira conociendo de los
casos.
Hatton, que Sc encuentra asis
lido por su abogado, ell Sr. 7. M.
Shackieford, Jr., pedira una au-
diencia previa a fin de tener
tempo suficiente para prepa-
rar su defensa.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09

Su hija Paulina no estaba
con ell. La enfermedad fue
diagnosticada como pneumo-
MIA ell propio dfa por la noche.
Dos dias despues los medicos
admitieron que ell case era de-
sesperado.
Tan pronto su esposa tuvo
conocimiento de la enferme
dad Sc traslad6 a Aiken, a Gu
va ciudad lego ell microbes
por la mahana. Sc espera que
los cuiados de Longworth, He
guen en- un aeroplano.
Ell Sr. Longworth fue a All
ken con ell prop6sito de desean
sar de la ardua labor a que Ill
timamente estuvo sometido co.
mo Presidente de la Camara
Tn catarro que cogi6 a su lie
gada Y al que no lie di6 impor-
tancia, degener6 en- la pneu-
monfa. FL mismo dia de su lie
gada a Aiken, jug6 un ratio al
Gulf.
Longworth naci6 en- Cincin.
natl ell 5 de Noviembre de
1859. Despues de cursar sus
primeros estudios en- ell Cole
gio Ne Franklin, de dicha ciu-
dad, Sc gradu6 en- Hazard, en-
1891. Estuvo durante un ano
en- Jun colegio de derecho en-
Hazard del cual pas6 al de
Cincinnati, en- cuya Universe
dad obtuvo la graduation de-
finitiva.
En- 1905 Sc case con Alice
Roosevelt, hija del Presidente
de la Repdblica, La boda Sc e.
fectu6 en- la Casa Blanca. Fue
elegido Presidente de la Cana
ra de Representatives. en- ell aho
1921, con una votaci6n de 140
contra IS.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
CONTRA Ell INTERVENTION
AMOS HA P~RESENTADO
CARGOS Ell REPRESEN-
TANTE TOM WATSON

Tallahassee, Abril 9.-El re
presentante J. Tom Watson,
de Tampa, en- una moci6n pre-
sentada aver pide Sc juzgue al
Intervention del estado, Mr.. Err
nest Amos, por usurpaci6n de
autoridad y negligencia en- Ell
cump!imiento de sus deberes.
Catoree acusaciones hace
Watson Y son: Que ell i~nterven
tor ilegalmente permitio ell pa
go de un dividendo por ell Citi-
zens Bank, de Tampa, en- jul
Mo 30 de 1929, ell cual no fue
pagado de las ganancias.
Que Ell no sc hizo cargo del
banco cuando era su deber le-
gal.
Que legalmente permiti6 al
American State Bank, de Tam
pa, cerrar sus puertas, aunque
no era insolvente.
Que ilegalmente permiti6 Sc
cerrara ell Banco de Ybor City
cuando no era insolvente.
Que permiti6 al Citizens
Bank and Trust Co. poser ac-
clones de otras corporaciones
en- violaci6n de las leyes ban
carias del estado.
Que no removi6 a los direc-
torres del Citizens Bank cuan.
do Ell saba que habfan permit
lido al banco adquirir acciones
de otras compahias.
Que ilegalmente permiti6 a
los directories del Banco, en-
JUNO Is de 1929, TRANSFORM
5000 a otro banco cuando
ell Citizens era insolvente.
Que despues de que ell Citi-
zens cerrara, en- julio II de
1929, Ell permiti6 ell traspaso
de active sujeto a obligacio-
mes, con IN valor de $780, 900
para beneficio de otras perso-
mas no depositantes y acree-
dores.
Que psrmitio Ia transfsrsn'
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
MURIO NICOLAS


Aikeb, s. c., Abril "A
consecuencia de I'm fulminan.
tie ataque de pneumonia, falle
clio hoy a las 10 y 40 ell Presi-
dente de la Camara de Repre-
sentantes, Nicholas Long
worth.
Seg1n declaraciones de los
medicos que lie ~asistfan, Long
worth amaneci6 con halaga :
doras senaIes de vitalidad, ha'
biendo pasado la noche tran
quilo. FL primer ataque de la
enferhNdad Que. lie cause la
muerte tuvo efecto ell pasado
lunes.
A los lados de la CANA sc
encontraban 81 esposa Alice
Roosevelt, hija del ex-Presi.
dente Theodore Roosevelt, J
su gran amigo ell Sr. James F
CARTS.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
nMeVd

AgrGdGble nMeVa
Ell j6ven Alberto Chavez, re
sidente en- la avenida ID hume
no 1921, que durante toda la Sc
mana pasada guardara CANA eE
ldelicadisimo estado de salud
ha entrado en- ell periodic dc s.
convalescencia, esperandose quo
muy en- breve recobre entera-
mente la salud.
Asiste al p~aciente ell talento
SO galeno DIR. Adrian Bustillo
figura distinguida del Cuerpt
M6dico de la poderosa sociedaf
LA Fraternidad'.
Por encargo expreso de Ia
Sra. Chavez e hijo, 'hago llegar
su mas expressive testimonio de
g~ratitud a cuantas personals Sc
interesa npor ell estadp del apre-
ciado j6ven esposo.
Ell c~ronista, por su parte, lie
desea un rapido restablecimien-
to.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
TEATRO CASINO

Uno de los mas emocionan-
ties academies de aviaci6n que
Sc ven en- eel inferno de los
Angeles" la cinta clasica de
Howard Hughes, que hoy vol
vera a exhibirse, no Sc ha des-
facade en- toda 81 intensidad.
La compania estaba en- ell
aeropuerto de Oakland. Gin
cuenta aeroplanos ofrecian
luna pelea de perros," dando
todos los caracteres de reali
dad a las escenas.
Repentinamente dos de los
aparatos chocaron a 5000 pies
de altura. Uno de ellos, pilo-
teado por Stewart Murphy
perdi6 un ala y Murphy tuvo
que recurrir a su paracaidas.
'Baj6 el con toda felicidad, pc
no ell aeroplano Sc destroz6.
Ell otro photo, Ira Reed, de-
cfdi6 seguir en- su aeroplano y
10 hizo aterrizar con muy POGO
dan0.
Como dijimos aver, Ben
Lyon desempena ell principal
papel, secundado por james
Hal y GEsta Nissen.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
s OCIAL { S

Fiesta ben6ficG
Una nutrida representation
e nuestra juventud divertida Y
,ailadora Sc dara cita esta no.
The en- ell espacioso salon situa-
o en- la avenida de Armenia y
ale Spruce, lugar en- que Sc des
nvolvera ell hermoso bale que,
,aio sus auspicios, ha organiza-
70 tan habilmente Ell Moon
ight Club.
Ell programa bailable sera
ubierto por una acreditada or
uesta que, sin duda alguna,
umplira su encargo a entero
justo de las juveniles parejas.
A la resena de tan encanta-
dora fiesta, me obligo en- mis-
Sociales de manana.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09

cha de $137, 500 del active de-
banco al Banco Nacional de la
Republica, de Chicago, des j..
pues de que ell Citizens habia
cerrado.
Que i~legalmente convirti6
dendas y reclamaciones de
deudores Y acreedores despu6s
del cierre del banco.
Que us6 su poder de liqui :
daci6n en- ell Citizens, Illegal
mente, para arreglar obliga :
clones de los accionistas y Ii
brar a estos de sus obligacio-
mes.
Que permiti6 al Citizens
continuara operando antes dc
julio II de 1929, cuando Saba
que no tenia la reserva EN- ca
ia que requiere la ley.
Que permiti6 al Citizens de-
clarar un dividendo sin tener
su~ficiente reserva de GAIA pa
ra hacer frente a los requeri =
mient0s de ley.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
2. H. Y. Social Club

Sc aproxima otra fiesta que
,ambien promote ser lucidlsima
por todos conceptos.
Sus diligentes organizadores
estan firmemente empenados
en- que asf resulte Y 10 lograran
seguramente porque cuentan
con ell unanime concurso de los
amantes del bale.
lie refiero al gran "Ballon
Dance" senalado para la noche
de manana, en- ell magnifico sa-
lon de San Jose, Gale Is Y 10
avenida, por ell distinguido Club
que encabeza esta nota.
Este divertidisimo bale de
globes sera amenizado por la
excelente orquesta que dirige ell
professor Manuel Sanchez.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
Simpdtica bodG

En- ell dia de aver tuvo efecto
ell enlace de la joven sonora Con
suelo Gutierrez y el>Sr. Arman
do Agramonte, joven y vibran-
tie escritor que desde hace algun
tempo Sc encuentra entire no
sotros.
Ante ell Juez de Paz William
Norona, rubricaron los novios
Ell acta que para siempre los de-
del matrimof1io.
ia unidos por la dulce cadena
Reciban mi saludo.
Con mis- votos por su eterna
dicha.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
EN- LIBERTAD LA SRA DO
MINGUEZ Y GUAT1MON
MENOCAL

Habana, Abril 9.-Varios
presses polfticos fIeron aver
puestos en- libertad Aor orden
de la ~secretarfa de goberna-
ci6n. u
Entire los que recul eraron
su libertad aparece ell Sr. Qua
tim6n Menocal, hermano de
Oral. Mario Menocal, y la Jo-
ven abogada Ora. Ofelia Do
minguez.
Asegdrase que otros presoS
polfticos seran libertados en- Ia
presente semana.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
CARTA DE ESPANA
ALIADO LOS MONARQU1.
COS

Madrid, Abril 9.-Los CRU
pos monarquicos estan unien.
dose en- muchos pueblos Y cin.
dades con ell fin de derrotar a
los republicanos y socialists
en- las elecciones municipales.
Republicanos y socialists
lucharan unidos en- todas las
ciudades y pueblos de impor,
tancia.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
Centre AstmYiGnO

Contindan los ipreparativos
para ell grandioso festival cam
pestre que el Domingo entrante
celebrara la importante Secci6n
de Intereses del Centre Asturia
no, en- los poeticos dominios de
la agrupaci6n ia Columna".
Cada dfa sc lie anmentan nue.
vos alicientes al estupendo pro-
grama que Sc combina y que
muy pronto vera la luz.
Por un precio bastante mo-
dico, fijado de acuerdo con Ia
situaci6n, podra Ell pdblico sa-
borear un exquisite y copioso
menu en- cuya confecci6n toma-
ran parte celebrates maestros
iculinarios.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
~-6TdANTES SERAN
I~E7UELTOs AL CASTILLO
DEL PRINCIPE


Habana, Abril 9,--Por or
den del presidcnte Machado Sc
ran devueltos al castillo de.
Principe, en- esta capital, los
so presses politicos, estudian'
tes, obreros e intelectuales,
que hace poeas semanas fue
ron trasladados a la carcel de
Nueva Corona, en- la isla de
Pinos.
En- ell Castillo Sc les guarda'
ran las mismaS considerable
mes que en- ell pasado.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
CtrcuIo Cm6GmO

Desde Ell Sabado pr6ximo, dia
II del corriente Abril, comen-
cara a celebrarse una brillan-
tie serie de bales nocturnos en-
ell gran salon de tan querido ms
tituci6n.
Para cubrir todos los progra-
mas de estas esplendidas fies-
tas bailables ha sido designa-
,da la orquesta Luke Atkins
,Southerners", que tanto Sc hace
.aplaudir en- nuestros salones.
Con tai motive nuestra ju-
yentud bailadora esta de place
mes.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFTCAS
Ell EMPRESTTTO
DE 60,000,0 900

Madrid, Abril 9.-El. gobie,
no va a utilizar ell emprestito
o credito de $60,0Qo,0O que
lie fuera concedido por un CRU
pc de banqueros norteamerica
nos Y europeos.
La mayor parte del dinero
Sc empleara para la estabili-
zsci6n de la pessta.
Realiza estudios en- ese SEN
lido ell ministro de hacienda,
Sr. Ventosa.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09

HEVIA Y CUN
NUAN PRESOS

|, Habana, Abril 9.-Hasta la
manana de hoy no hablan sido
puestos en- libertad ell cofone'
Aurelio Hevia y ell comandan.
tie Espinosa.
Creese que ell presidente Me-
chado cumplira 10 que aver o
freciera Y que estos dos promi-
nentes cubanos seran liberia
dos de hoy a manana.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
CONTINUAN LAS PRECAU
Clones

Habana, Abril 9.-No obs
tante la actitud eonciliadora
del gobierno, asFautoridades
mantienen las precauciones to-
madas.
Hablase de que en- la isla Sc
han ~desembarcado importan :
ties cargamentos de armas y
que una revolucion pudiera es-
tallar a fines de este mes.
La gaceta., 1931-04-09

Las recomendaciones que ha
ce ell gobernador para prote :
ger a los depositantes de los
bancos son desalentadoras.
No propone leyes que pue F..
dan evitar "escandalos' como
ell del Banco de los Ciudada.
nos; leyes que protejan al de-
positante y quiten la ''inmuni.
dad a los banqueros; leyes Ell
provecho del pueblo.
iLeyes que protejan a los
nihos contra los banqueros que
los incitan a economizar y DIES
pues les "roban" sus ahorros
sin que la comunidad sienta
remordimientos!
La gaceta., 1931-04-09
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

presente las meJores Q en- NADIA
desmerecen de las mejores de la
naci6n, y Sc extienden por to-
das las ciudades, pueblos Y al
IDEAS de alguna importancia, las
economics pudieran iniciarse
por ali.
lPor que gastar once milo
mes en- carreteras, muchas de
elias de discutible utilidad, cuan
do ell estado va tiene ell mejor
sistema de caminos del pas?
SPor que no reducir a cua-
tro o cinco millones la cantidad
que Sc destina a construir v
reparar carreteras, cuando va
tenemos todas las que nos son
necesarias y sc .encuentran en-
magnifico estado de conserva-
ci6n?
Hacer economics en- ell de-
p%artamento de instruction pd-
blica, en- ell cual Sc gastaron'
$8,302, 620.18, en- 1880, seria
dar un paso en- detrimento de
la cultura de la Florida; como
seria POGO humane y altamen-
tie periodical que sc redujeran
las consignaciones al asilo de
dementes a la prisi6n del es-
tado, la escuela correctional
para muchachas Y muchachcs
y ell departamento de sandal.
Tan disparatado como per
judicar los servicios pdblicos
de innegable Importance re-
gateandoles ell dinero que han
menester para su mantenimien
to, seria establecer ell impues-
to sobre las ventas, recomen-
dado por la comisi6n de ciu-
dadanos presidida por Perry
G. Wall.
ST acortando la suma que Sc
gasta en- eT capituIo de carre-
.eras no Sc consigue equilibrar
Ell presupuesto, entonces pue-
le abrirse una nueva fuente
de recursos con un alto impues
to sobre la herencia.
Tambien pudieran legalizal
Sc las carreras de perros y ca
ballos para que ell estado Sc
beneficiara y los jugadores so
portaran una parte de la car
ga que ahora gravita sobre to-
dos.
Pero NADIA de impuestos So
bre las ventas al menudeo y
mucho menos en- contra del ia
baco que Sc elabora en- Tampa.
Algunas peque1as econo'
mias. pudieran hacerse abolien
do las llamadas cortes civil y
del crimen; pero Sc cometeria
I'm grave error refundiendo las
juntas de educacion y las CO.
misiones del condado en- un so
10 ORGANISING.
Las juntas de educaci6n son
tan necesarias como las conf
stones de los condados, 81 los
ci~udadanos que las componen
cumplen con sus deberes.
En- cambio NADIA sufririan
las ciudades y pueblos con Que
sc eliminaran jueces de paz y
Sc redujera ell n1mero de con-
destables.
Y como recurso supreme pa