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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

Los siguientes documentos han s'do
archivados EN- la ofcina del Secretario
Executive:
De la "Casa dc Espaha en- Puerto
Rico".
1nforme annual de 1915;
Certifcado de election de la Junta
Directiva, el termino de la cual expira
en- febrero de 1920. En- dicho certifca-
do aparecen las siguientes personals:
Manuel Gonzalez, Presidente; Rafael
Fabian, vice-presidente; Antonio Cau-
bet, vice.presidente; Jose ID. Riera, Te-
sorero; Antonio M. Somoza, Vice-te
sorero; Manuel Gambler, Contador; Jo-
se Ma Lomba, vice-contador; Jose
Perez Losada, Secretario; Ricardo Ca
sal, Vicessecretario; Dionisio Trigo,
Antonio Sarmiento, Cecilio Moran, Pc
dro Bolivar, Pho Perez, y Carlos COnde,
VOcales.
De la corporation La Plata Tobacco
Co."
COpia certiiicada Gle una enmlenda
hecha a la clausulas de incorporation,
EN- virtud de la cual Sc aumenta Ell
capital autorizado Ia suma de $500,
900.
De la Association de AgricultOres
de Rio Piedras, Caguas, Guaynabo y
TrujiIlo Alto".
Informe annual de 1918; y
>~-Certifcado de election de Ofciales
Directories, el termino del cargo de los
cuales expira en- 81 de diciembre de
1919. En- dicho certifcado aparcen las
siguientes personals: Deogracias viera,
Observation-Disclosures; Jose Fernandez,
presidente-director M. A. Ema-
nuelli, Tesorero-director; Eloy Garcia
PI6, observation-disclosures Lorenzo Var.
carcell, jose Tirado, Onofre Solano, Jo.
So Martinez ,Llonin, Rufno Rodriguez,
vocales; JOSE Alsina, Avelino del Cue
to, Ventura Orillana, Felix Rodriguez,
Gervasio Sanchez, Pablo Landr6n, y
Eieodoro Esteve, vocales-suplentes.
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Y

"Para crear los tribunales de arbi-
traje en- Puerto Rico, y para otros f.
mes.
Decretase por La Asamblea Legislative
de Puerto Rico:
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DOCUMENToS IMPORTANTEs

De la ESociedad Centre Camuyano =.
Informe anual de 1918; Y
Certifcado de election de la Junta
Directiva, el termino de la cual expi-
ra en- 81 de dieiembre de 1919. En- di-
cho certifcado aparecen las siguien-
tes personas: Felipe A. Garcia, Presi-
dente; Francisco Perell6, Vice-presi-
dente; Adolfo Jimenez, Tesorero; Teo-
doro M. Lopez, Secretario; Fabricia-
no Martinez, Osvaldo Laborde, Juan
f. Rodriguez, Leonides Martinez, J. P.
Rodriguez, Vocales.
De la American Pioneers of "98'.
1nforme annual de 1918; "
Certifcado de election de Ofciales
y Directories, por un termino que ex-
pira en- 81 de diciembre de 1919. En-
dicho eertifcado aparecen las siguien-
tes personas: Hayden L. Moore, Pre-
sidente-director; j. f. Henzman,, Vice
presidente director; Henry w. Dooley,
Secretario;, Edward Jifkins, Tesorero;
II. \. IluDUdIuy gOnh A. " lAoOil, AAdiA1
son Johnson, Directories.
De la asociaci6n La Buena Fe',
de Catafio.
Informe anual de 1918; y
\ Certifcado de election de Ofciales y
Directories, por un t6rmino que expira
en- 81 de diciembre de 1920. En- dicho
certifcado aparecen las siguientes per-
sonas: Jose Antonio Arce, ,Presidente;
Teiesforo Ferrer, Seeretario; Lorenzo
Garcia, Tesorero, Candido vazquez,
Contador; Ramon Buade, Manuel Ro-
sado, Octavio Rivera, Ramon Gonzalez,
vocales. Dichos oficiales son a la vez
los Directories de la asociaci6n.
Copia CertiGcada expedids por la
oficina de Patentes de los Estados Uni
dos favor de atlantic Dealers and
Development Company" de Florida, a
una patente de invenci6n sobre mejo-
ras introducidas en- los procedimientos
para la conservation de carnes pes
cados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

Fonda Restaurant y eaaa dormsfs.
70. Exeeiemfs ssfvieio sn samiaa :
II safta.
~ Rsstauraat MS rgpaiar ~ aaa
Juan por sus ssrsisios , ssaalmsntn
cidn sn II eomida.
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y dormitorio cfists ~ rropsstasis.
Aavt RATn1cIo nEAsco.
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lTIbuRaIGS De AEbitTaj0 en- Puerto RICO

/ (b) Cuando la junta local de arbi-
traje no llegara a-un acuerdo.
Estas apelaciones Sc interpondran
dentro de los cinco dias de dictada la
resolucion.
t~g Mr1ysWE
Secci6n s.-En el caso de apelaci6n,
sehalado con la letra tal, en- la secci6n
anterior, parte apelante presentara
un escrito la junta local con notifica
ci6n la parte contraria, manifestan-
do su deseo y dicha junta elevara los
autos N documentos todos del caso a
ella somctidos, al Tribunal de Apela-
ci6n que los revisara dentro de los
diez dias de haberse radicado el case
en- secretaria dictara Ia resoluci6n pro-
cedente. En- el case sehalado con la
letra (b] Ia junta, de su propia mo-
ci6n, clevara los autos notifcandoselo
las parties.
Secci6n 9.--Las decisiones de las jun
tas locales de arbitraje aceptdas por
las parties, y IDS ICSOluC1OlACS NCA liAbh-
nal de Apelacion seran finales.
Secci6n lO.-Las sesiones de las jun
tas locales de arbitraje Sc celebraran
en- la casa ayuntamiento de eada muni-
cipio la del Tribunal de Apelaci6n
en- un local del Tribunal Supreme de
Puerto Rico; Disponiendose, que los
e,,,,o; ;1,,o noe ,o,,u;o;roloc - loc do 10
Corte Suprema quedan obligadosa pres
tar sus servicios a diehas juntas, sin
remuneration alguna. Tanto la junta
local como el Tribunal de Apeaci6n po-
dram citar testigos, tomar juramentos,
ordenar a reunion de asambleas de
obreros patronos, castigar por desa-
cato, solicitar toda la information que
necesitasen de las oiicinas del Gobier-.
no de cnalquiera otra fuente de in
| formation.
Secci6n IL. -El Departamento de
Agriculture y Trabajo tendra dispo-
sici6n de las iuntas locales de arbi-
traje uno mas taquigrafos para lie.
var cabo el trabajo en- los casOs a
elias sometidos.
Secci6n l2.-Luego que nm caso haya
sido sometido Ia junta local y hasta
tanto sea .por ella resuelto y ratifcado
ono por el Tribunal de Apelacion, los
trabajadores quedaran obligados a con-
tinuar los trabajos; Disponiendose, sin
embargo, que EN- case de ser favora
BILE ellos la resolution, quedaran obli-
gados los patronos a pagarles un sa
lario de acuerdo con la decision arbi-
tral, desde el dia en- que Sc someti6 la
question al tribunal.
Secci6n J3.-La eomparecencia ante
las juntas locales Tribunal de Ape
laci6n podra hacerse por los patronos.
y trabaiadores en- persona, por me-
dio de sus representatives 0 abogados.
Secci6n l4.-Toda violaci6n las de-
cisiones de las juntas locales de ar
bitraje del Tribunal de Apelaci6n,
Sc considerara como desacato sera
castigado con multa no menor dc qui-
nientos (J00) d6lares o carcel por un
termino no menor de treinta dfas o am
bas penas a discretion de Ia iunta To-
/ cal del tribunal.
I Secci6n lj.-Las iuntas locales de
arbitraje, asi como el Tribunal de Ape
laei6n seran satisfechos por el Tesoro
msular.
( Secci6n l6.--Toda ley o parte de ley
que Sc oponga la presente, queda por
esta derogada.
4 Secci6n l7.-Esta Ley empezara a
regir inmediatamente despues de su
aprobaci6n, por ser de caracter urgen
! to necesario.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

En- la Camara esta pendiente de apro-
baci6n ell siguiente proyecto de ley,
presentadc por los senores Rodriguez,
Gonzalez Mena y Pihero (Antonio y
Fnlgeneio):
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"Para crear los tribunales de arbi-
traje en- Puerto Rico, para otros f.
mes.
Decretase por La Asamblea Legislative
de Puerto Rico
secei6n l.--Por la .presente Sc crea
una junta local de arbitraje EN- eada
municipalidad I'M tribunal de arbitra-
ie en- la capital de Ia isla como Tribu-
nal de. Apelaci6n.
Secci6n 2.--Las juntas que Sc re-
fiere la secci6n anterior Sc compondran
de cinco miembros, dos de los cuales
seran nombrados por los trabajadores,
dos por los patronos y el jefe de la
Oicina del Trabajo o uno de sus agen-
ties, todos los cuales tendran voz y vo-
to, el Tribunal de Apelaci6n Sc com
pondra de cinco personas, nombradas
por el GobernadOr con la anueRcia del
Senado Y dos de las cuales deberan
ser obreros, otras dos patronos y la
Ultima un juez del Tribunal Supre-
mo.
Secci6n Bel nombramiento de las
iuntas locales Sc llevara cabo en-
asambleas de trabajadores Y patronos,
mayores de edad v vecinos de la mu-
nicipalidad. FL Comisionado de Agri-
cultura Trabajo presidira estas asam-
bleas, por 81 o por medic de sus agen-
tes. Dichas asambleas, So reuniran diez
dias despues de haberse anunciado p1-
blicamente los miembros Dombrados
desempenaran sus funciones por un ter
mino de dos amos a partir de la fecha
EN- que fuesen electos hasta que sus
sncesores hayan sido nombrados y to-
mado possession de sus cargos.
Secci6n 4.-Los miembros del Tribu-
nal de Apelaci6n desempenaran sus fun
clones por un termino de cuatro amos,
dcsde la fecha Ell que fuesen nombra-
dos y hasta que sus sucesores hayan
tornado possession de sus cargos.
Secei6n 5.--Las juntas locales y ell
Tribunal de Apelaci6n, una vez cons
titufdos, de acuerdo con esta Ley, Sc
ran registrados EN- la Secretaria de
Puerto Rico, que expedira los cores
pondientes certificados.
Secci6n 6.--Toda reclamation, dife-
reneia conAicto que pueda surgir en-
ire patronos v trabaiadores, sera for
malizado pOr escrito y sometido.'a Ia
iunta local de arbitraje del municipio
respective, con copia Ia parte que
rellada. Dentro de los cinco dfas sub
siguientes Sc reunird- la junta local EN-
audieneia p1bliea, oira las alegaciones
de ambas parties, admitira la prueba que
sea pertinente y dictara la resoluci6n
que mas Sc ajuste a Ia justicia y al
interes dc las parties. I'm easo de que
Ia resolution recaida sea aceptada por
ambas parties, Sc elevara por dicha jun
Ia local al Tribunal de Apelaci6n para
ser ratifcada, despues de cuyo acto sur
.tira sus efectos legaIes y sera obligato.
ria para las parties.
Secci6n LAS resolucioncs de las
iuntas locales seran apelables para ante
el Tribunal de Apelaci6n en- los siguien-
tes casos
(a) Cuando alguna de las parties no
este conforme con Ia resolution recai-
da.s
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CINE LUNA

Matinee y noche. Estreno dei preeio,
50 drama en- seis actos. fitulado Na
nidad " por Mary Mae Iaren una
comedia en dos reels.
Manana
/" Fl Conde Monte Cristo.
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fonasf Lame . Mafsin Pes, seq 70
Tslefono 41s verde. aaatufss, y -
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aiatamsnts atssdids. Apvx.
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CINE REAL

Estreno de Ia einta titulada. Ei
Diario De una Madre por Violet Msr
serau.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07

room is being prepared for the older
folk.
II said that the breakfast room
saved work. 1t does. Always it is
furnished more simply than the dining
room, often with Hght-colored furni-
ture that shows little dust, and
usually with a rug that is easily kept
clean The furniture, too, is simpler
IN line. Then in the unpretentious
buffet can be kept the fiat silver for
that particular room, keeping the best
silver brighter for the more imposing
evening meals. Folks who are SO for
tunate as to have a breakfast room
also use it for luncheon and for the
informal Sunday supper.
"Of course, not every house has an
extra room that can be used for this
purpose, but the newer houses of the
stand-alone type now going up are
taking the breakfast room seriously,
or. if they do not SO name an entire
room, they artistically inclose a, cor
ner of the now prettier kitchens for
the purpose, and these corners are
charming. Often it is but a SUNNY
window that is shut Off by two high.
backed settles from the kitchen
proper, but just as thoroughly, SO far
as vision is concerned, as though
there were intervening walls. For the
woman who has no servant this is an
ideal arrangement. Between the two
settles, usually of white-painted wood
can be placed a little oblong table. set
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07

just as prettily and datntily as would
De more imposing table, and the
man of the house, who must neeus
lake an early train, can slip into one
OF the settles and be served in a few
minutes with a piping hot breakfast
from the stove nearby.
Even when one has servants. the
settle-breakfast corner is an excellent
idea, for they will appreciate it a,
their own nealtime as a respite from
the sight of the kitchen mechanism.
Breakfast corners cost comparatively
little to build, and any one can easily
have one installed, though I would
not advise it unless the kitchen be
large and CHEEKY"
You said" interrupted the Recep-
tive One, that a breakfast room
should be more simply furnished than
a dining room, and I was wonder
ing"
well, my dear, I'm a great mis-.
sionary of simplicity in all rooms,
but meant in this particular instance
that the furnishing of a breakfast
room need not be so expensive a
proposition as the usual dining room
is. Instead Of one of the higher priced
woods, like mahogany or walnut, one
may have any painted wood. One of
the Ioveliest breakfast rooms I have
ever seen is also the simplest. It's
charming colonial woodwork is white,
and this includes an interesting panel
ing that extends several feet from
the floor, and tiny corner seats which
unexpectedly and charmingly balance
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07

the enchanting, wide easement win
COW at one end Of the room, T;3e only
extra piece OF furniture besides the
Well-proportioned round table and the
nicely lined chairs and the simple
buffet, all painted white, is a long
bench used to support a fascinating
rustic flowerbox which extends almost
the length of the easement. The
floor, stained in dark mahogany. is
rugged In inexpensive blue fax, whose
structure is pleasingly emphasized by
a border of darker blue This blue is
repeated in the blue and cream of tina
interesting and pleasing wall paper.
The square-paned windows are a
JOY and are curtained in excellent
taste, having little drawback ruff1ed
muslin curtains. Square-paned win
dows, to my mind, are the only win
dows at which drawback curtains
are permissible. 1t is true that the
windows in this particular room have
side Grapes and valances which, willis
not exactly unpleasing, are a bit SUI
perfuous. However. the rest of the
room is so charming that one can for.
give that small mistake"
Well" admitted the Seasoned
Housewife grudgingly. "a breakfast
room might be saving in some ways.
Anyhow, if one had an extra room on
the first floor one would have to Co
something with it, l suppose"
The Seasoned Housewife never
could come around gracefully, but
the Decorator Woman knew she had
gained her point, and smiled amiably.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07

Ind reduces the cost of freight?
sCheapness and private enterprise
would be opposed to dearness and
Government operation if the two pro-
grams were continued to their logical
result Or will there be an agree
ment to pool their both fleets, III the
manner in which it is proposed to al
low our railways to pool their differ
ences and earnings afr having for
hidden it?
The palmer lesson is that there are
so many surprises in business that the
less Governments NEEDLE with it the
better. It is better to allow private
profits with risk to investors than to
fasten sure loss upon taxpayers. There
are quarrels even between partners,
and men who might have been friends
risk bitterness if their interests col
Eide. Our shipbuilding enterprise is
bad business as it stands, economical
ly speaking. That calls for no re-
proach, for the loss is justified by the
conditions, and is one particularly fit
for Government to assume. But our
loss need not be made unnecessarily
large, and we should not enter into an
uneconomic cutting Of rates, with
England as our competitor. Perplex-
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07
BY Rene StiLlntnrt

I" 4 BREAKFAST room is a joy for
"A ever" misquoted the Decorator
Woman.
Nonsense" snapped the Seasoned
Housewife, dts but another room to
take care of, but you decorating peo-
pie aren't practical enough to consider
that side of the question"
What side Of the question:" asked
the Decorating Woman promptly.
"But you needn't answer, my dear. l
know You're wrong, all wrong. The
modern decorator who knows his or
her business can SO furnish a house
as to be but half the care than the old
fashioned house was, for the simple
reason that we believe in plenty of
space and a noticeable lack of orna-
nent and the supert1uous: in short.
general simplicity"
But what about that breakfast
roon?" broke in the Receptive One,
scenting a near-battle.
THAT breakfast room is work.
saver" championed the Decorator,
turning her still smoldering eyes in
the direction of the last speakers soft
voice. tits an economy, too, in that
il saves wear and tear upon the larger
dining room, and even the best silver
and the best china.
"Then there are the Riddles. The
breakfast room is a boon to them, for
IN IL they can have frequent parties
unattended by too many 'don'ts,' and
always they may have there their
Narly supper while the big dining
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07

ufspa4HexiSfWSttQ a0s8 6kIk 1H0xI1 III LhS PRO-
gram of labor's internationale. In
the railway matter lower rates were
promised and higher wages, and we
see the result of riding horses going
in opposite directions. In the ship
ping case there are resem blances as
well a $ differences, one being that the
ship freight cut is by British private
owners, and is met by our govern
mental agency. 1t is not agreeable
to think of a war of rates practi-
calIy between Governments, for the
British shipowners would certainly
find support if our competition sur
Vived it's burden to us enough to en-
barrass them. Tt may not be af-
firmed that the reduction of rates is
the British reply to Mr.. Hurley's dec
laration that our competition with
British shipping would be so friendly
that there would be no friction, but
that would be a natural inference.
The freedom of the seas has a mer-
camille as we'll as a military meaning,
and the first lesson is offered for our
instruction. Will our subsidists in
crease their demand for cash as Eng
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07

rhe Feauction of two-thirdS IN Brit
i shic freighst has unexpected re-
tions which illustrate the difference
tween economic and statutory reg
htion of trade. The profit and loss
atry in the balance sheet includes
NDre contingencies than it is possible
Sr human intelligence to foresee,
Nj explains why business enterprise
u Ist be allowed a surplus as a regu-
or Of policy. 1t may be a coinci-
nee only, and yet there is an ap-
&arance of cause and effect in the
nouncement on the same day with
ID reduction OF freights that 1850
10 tons had been struck from our
pbuilding program. we and the
@ rid certainly need ships less. since
b armistice, and the reduction in
Rights warns us that the loss of a
8#lion dollars in costly construction
# only a beginning if our ships are
81 be run on the worlds highest basis
Is cost.
Vt Tho reduction in freights is a boon
# ich offers a challenge to the other
eged boon of a compulsory increase
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07
The Habit of Saving.

During the war period we have got
ten into the habit Of saving something.
1t may not be a great amount or we
may not save it every day, but once
a week or a month we feel that some
money must be put aside to pay for
Liberty bonds or War Savings Stamps.
A great many Of us have had a real
hard time trying to make the money
we received buy sufficient food for the
family and som ething in the way of
clothing. But in spite Of that we have
saved a little, somehow, to pay our
installments, and obligations made to
the government and expenses for war
WORT Of various kinds have been met.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07
Treat 'enl Rough.

Boil 'en. fry 'em, scramble EN-,
roast EN- or eat 'em raw. Native
eggs. Strictly fresh. SOC doz Rus
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New Britain herald., 1919-02-07

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Washington Journal., 1919-05-30

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