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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
LOS ASUNToS DISUUTIDOS EN-
LAS CoNFERENCIAS DE
SAN RENO

ROMA, abril 21.-El Rey de Suecia
lego a, San Reno, para tomar parte en-
los debates que Sc verifcaban ALI.
Ell Consejo Supreme Sc reuni6 las
II a. NJ discuti6 Y aprob6 las clausu-
las fnancieras del Tratado que Sc es-
tipul6 con TurQuia.
Examine Embellishments las cuestio
nes territoriales de Armenia, concer-
nientes los limites, asi como tam
bien la intervention en- ell asunto, pa
ra protegnr al referido pals, de la
"Sociedad de las Naciones".
Ell Consejo, por 1ltimo, ocup6se en-
la question de Batum en- La protection
que SO debe exigir Turqufa para los
Estados memories que de ella depcnde-
ran en- 10 future.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
EI Rotary Club
dara una recep-
Ci6n a Pershing
EI ,altruista club hara gala de
Su patriOtismO, Ohsequian-
do al iIuStre general

El martes por la noehe eelebr6 reu-
nion cl Rotary CLUB. FL acto revis-
ito gran importancia. Sc eligi6 la nueva
direetiva, tornado por los schores ST.
ouientcs: Liconciado + Soto Gras, Rdo
+. +. McGuire, Harwood Hull Chas f.
Lawton, II. II. Scoville, w. G. Cox
head y +. c. Holmes
Sc trat0 extensamente de la creacion
de I'M BUREAU de informaci6R Dis
currieron varios de los asistehtes sobre
tan interesante asunto.
Tambien Sc habl6 dc una reception
que e Rotary" piensa dar al gene
raj Pershing, euando este venga a la
isla. III "Clubv acord6 asimismo invi-
tar al alto militar a uno de los almuer-,
zos que semanalmente cclebra.
Gran entusiasmo rein6 en- todos los so
clos, pues el Club " cstara muy bien re
presentado en- Ia "Feria Insular''
Las esposas de los soeios seran obse-
quiadas pronto con una esplendida Ia
dies night" que, dada la nota de gra-
Ella Y noyedad que cl "Rotary" sabe
impriInir en- todos sus actos, resultara
hCrmosa.
Volvi6 a tratarse del paseo los nj
nos pobres. Los infeliccs que estan en-
'ECs ssiios sefdn Hevados en- autom6vil
q dar un paseo, sc les obsequiara con
dulces, rcfreseos, etc Esta idea nos
parece bella. Ellos tambi6n necesitan
dc expansion Su vida triste, Nevada en-
Ia pcnumbra de establecimientos carita
tivos, neecsita de sol; del sol de la ale
gria
.Finalmente, sc nombraron delegados
para que asistan, en- representation del
Rotary, Ia convention de la Aso-
ciaci6n International de Rotary Clubs /,
que Sc celebrard pronto en- Atlantic Ci-
ty. Mr.. Hull el Licenciado Soto Gras
iran por el q Club " de san Juan; pero
Sc ealeula que tambien asistiran diez
.doce soeios mas de Ia sla, la intere
b. sante asamblca, pues tienen dereeho Il
ir todos los q. pertenezcan diehas ms
tituCiones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
Tragedia de
Sangre ocurri-
da en- Carolina
Manuel Gonzalez reCibe I'm
tirO y muere. Antonio Var
ga matadOr de Ia viCtima

En- Carolina ocurri6 aver una SEN
sible tragedia de sangre. Manuel Con
zaleZ, Quien tenia arrendada una pa
MADEIRA, provoc6 de palabras don An
tonic Vargas, persona muy querida
estimada ALI. Ell disgusto lego su
limite, cuando ell referido Gonzalez, re
suelto decidido, Sc abalapzo sohrc
Vargas, tratando ds asesinarle
Vargas, iv1endose acometido de un
modo tan violento, hizo uso de su re-
volver, disparando sobre Gonzalez,
quien herido de gravedad, anduvo has
ia la farmacia del Iicdo. Torregro-
sa, donde falleci6 al traspasar sus UNI
brales
Los detalles del luctuoso suceso, re-
cogidos en- Ell sitio de la tragedia por
un Redactor de Ell MUNDO, no son,
que digamos, favorables para el falle-
cido. Todas las declaraciones, presen-
tadas ante el juez Soto, que hizo con
gran actividad la investigation, coin
ciden.
FL disgusto so debe a disparidad en-
ciertos negocios. Parece que Gonzalez.
.eontEariaao scon nna repulsa que le die
ra Vargas, decide vengarse, y conct-
bio la idea de asesinarle. Asi 10 pre-
gono por Ell pueblo. Aver, como a las
once media, fue EN- busca de Vargas.
Cuando 10 encontr6 10 amenaz6 10
insult6. Vargas, prudente discreto,
toler0 los denuestos. Mas, las cosas lie
garon su punto mas critico, cuando
Gonzalez, navajo en- mano, Sc abalarl-
20 a 6l Este, EN- defensa propia, lie hi
20 un disparo, que result6 fatal Com
zalez muri6 pocos minutes despues.
Gonzalez, segin parece, tenia la ma
MIA de herir asesinar. El guerra ma
tar tambien don Felipe Sanchez oso
rio. Pero don Felipe, que es hombre
corpulento y formidable --mucha car
ne, mucho, abdomen no seria la victi-
ma de Gonzalez.
Hasta aver, ell juez Soto, no habia
eefialado fianza Vargas. Este perma-
necfa EN- ell Quartet de La Policia.
Ante Ell referido juez desfilaron aver
muchos testigos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
RObO de azdGar

CeIestino Cruz, de diez y seis amos,
fue arrestado por los "Diablos rojos'
de Santurce, quienes le acusan de ha-
berse robado treinta libras da zucar, de
un saco, en- la estaci6n del tren en- Ta-
Heres.
Seg1n nuestros informes, el mucha-
cho confesa haberle vendido ell azG-
car a Francisco Ortiz, duefo de una
fonda en- Puerta de TERRA, por La suma
de un dollar ochenta centavos.
La Detective sigue La investigation
del case y piensa presentar denuncia
contra ell comprador por infracci6n al
articulo 438.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
DOS GRANDEs BUQUEs EN-
LA TRAvEsIA DE AMERICA

PARIS, abril 21.-- La "Compaiiia
Trasatlantica francesca, deseosa de
mejorar las relaciones entire Francia
y las Republicas del nuevo mundo, par
ticularmente las de Centre America,
ha puesto al servicio, en- la Inca de la
Habana a Veracruz, dos grandes bu-
ques el Lafayette" y ell "Chi6a-
co.. Este iiltimo zarpo va de Bur
deos y ell Lafayette" saldra mana
ma del Havre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
Las indiCaCiO-
mes de Wilson
no Serdn OidaS
AIDmdnla Sc ObStina en- con-
SerVar su Gj6rCito. -ASuntOs
diSCutidOS en- San Reno
(Por Cable Frances)

PARIS, abril 21.-Segun Ell periodi
co ''Le Matin'', el Consejo Supreme
de la Paz ha respondido la nota del
presidente Wilson participt kdole que
su nacion no declare la guerra Tur-
qu1a y que, por consiguiente, rehusa
unirse a los Aliados para exigir res
ponsabilidades Turquia obligar a
esta Naci6n que de todas las garan-
tias necl:sarlas para cumphr 10 )que
Sc lie exile en- ell Tratado de Paz.
Ell referido periondico lie Matin'
afiade que los Aliados no tendran en-
cuenta Las indicaciones que haga ell pre-
sidente Wilson respecto al particular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22

f'Yo no sc 81 saldre victorioso en- Ia
lucha no, pero es bueno que ell pue-
bio sepa que en los Estados Unidos
hay un hombre, que sin dinero, sin el
apoyo de una sola organization CAPT
talista, ha demostrado que puede obte-
ner la victoria en- las elecciones prima
rias de su partido en- Estados donde
no Sc han echado a rodar cuantiosas
sumas de dinero por Lowden, Hoover
y Wood.
"He triunfado en- North Dakota y
en- Minnesota. En- South Dakota he
tenido votos sufcientes para triunfar
tambien. En- estos Estados los ''mana-
gers'' politicos de Wood, Hoover y
Lowden hacian la campafia por medic
de costosos anuncios en- la prensa, com
prada con ell orc de las empresas ricas.
Esta clase de anuncios puede estar den
tro de la ley, pero es immoral, y Ell
precio de ella no solaments Sc paga
con orc, sino que Sc paga con Ell de-
(ContinIa en- La ga. pagfna)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
SenSaCiOnaI al
,nOtiCia CirCuIa-
da en- Berlin
Sc buSCa Ia union entire Ale
mania y FranCia, pOr repre-
SentanteS aliddOS
(Por Gable Frances)

BERLIN, abril Elm los circulos
ofciales mas autorizados de esta capi-
tai Sc afrma que los representants de
las naciones Aliadas han Gecidido ha-
Ger preston en- las sesionss de la Con-
ferencia de San Reno, sobre los repre-
sentantes frsnceses, para conseguir la
reconciliation definitiva entire Francia
y Ell ex-Imperio aleman.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
ALEMANIA Sc OBSTINA EN-
CONSERVAR SU EJERCITO

BERLIN, abril 21.-En la respuesta
dada por el gobierno alenlan la nota
de los ahados, rela;iva al hcencia-
miento dc todos sus efectivos militia
res, Sc esfuerza en- demostrar que los
batallones de guardias civicos, encar-
gados del mantenimiento del ordep.. .pl
blico, no tienen caracter ofensivo nj
marcadamente imiliaar. pues fueron
creados unica exclusivamente para
reducir a la impotencia los esparta-
quistas" y mantener la paz en- Ale
mania.
Las referidas tropas, --aiiade ell go
bierno de Berlin tienen caracter de
protection y de defensa, exclusivamen
te.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
Subasta de quemaz6n
EN- CAGUAS

FL viernes veintitres del mes actual,
Sc venderan en- p1blica subasta todos
los objetos salvados del fuego ocurrido
en- ell establecimiento de Antonio Porti-
llo, sito en- la Plaza de Caguas, entire
los que hay calzado, sombreros, teji
dos de todas classes, 'frisas, colchonetas
y otras cosas.
Las adjudicaciones Sc haran al me-
jpr postor y deberdn ser pagadas en-
aquel mismo momento.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
ovACIoN DELIRANTE
A MR.. CLEMENcEAU

, MARSELLA, abril 21.-Ha Iegado
ell vapor Sphinx" conduciendo al illus
tire hombre publico frances Mr.. Gle
menceau, ex-jefe del gobierno de la
mencionada RepIblica.
Ell recibimiento que Sc le hizo fu6 in
comparable. La abrumadora multitud,
tornado por muchos miles de perso-
mas, lie ovacion6 larga y delirantemen-
te. Ell gran patricia sali6 por la tar
de con destino Paris
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
Ell I1cDo. NEeRoN BEN1rEz.

Hoy marchara para San Sebastian,
donde tiene ell prop6sito de fijar su re-
sidencia, nuestro amigo el Licenciado
Eduardo Negr6n Benitez, quien ha re-
nunciado Ell cargo de catedratico de his
toria de la Universidad.
FL senior Negr6n instalara ALI su bu-
fete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
Le fracture una piGrna

En- la calle de San Jose un automo-
vii de don Clotilde Santiago, de la isla,
arroll6 Manuel Ortiz, fracturandole
la pierna izquierda.
Ortiz fue curado en- la sala de soco-
rro, siendo, despues, cOnducido al hos
pital.
Investigate ell hecho por la policia,
esta inform6 al cuartel que era casual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
LA cARGA DEL PONCE"

Ell vapor Ponce, que sali6 aver pa
ra Nueva York, lleva la carga siguien-
te: $4,000 cajas de frutas, $4,000 sacos
de azicar, $50 fardos de tabaco, 900
sacos de cocos, $50 pipas de- alcohol Y
100 bultos de carga general
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
DIR. LUIS J. FERNANDEZ
oCULISTA

Acaba de regresar de Europa y Es-
tados Unidos despues de IN viaje de
estudios de las intermediates de Ia
vista en- principales clinicas de Bar
celona, Paris, y New York s
Asociado con ell doctor Matanzo vi
sitara en- su consultorio Allen &c.. de
a IL a. m. y 2 p. m.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
LEcHE ADULTERADA

Result6 adulterada una prueba de le-
che que examinara Ell Laborasorio pro-
cedente del puesto de Petra Navarro,
ell Puerto de TERRA.
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.VENDEDORES

.Necesitamos personals ex-
pertas para trabajar, tanto
en- esta ciudad como en- la Is
la, como vendedores de nues
tras acreditadas obras. Di-
rijase a San Jose 10, donde
tenemos rluestras oficinas.
THE GROLIER SOCIETY
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
NuEvo NoTAR1o

Don Ramon sarriera ha registrado
on la ohcina del secretario Executive,
Ia firma, Ell signo y ell sello que ha dc
usar en- el ejercicio del notariado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
UNA RENUNc1A

Ha sido aceptada por Ell Gobernador
la renuncia del Marshall de San
Lorenzo, don Servando Castro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
Ell "BRAzos"

Hoy llega de Nueva York.
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Ell "SAN JUAN"
Sale hoy para Nueva York, con car
ga y pasageros.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29
Go Easy, Boysl

Rumor has reached us of unrest and
impotence among our trade school pu-
pills. who are eager 10 be sharing the
high wages now being paid To labor.
They are In hurry. one might say. to
exchange the heyday OF youth for the
pay day Of adolescence.-Boston Tran.
scripf
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29

the fat and season with salt. Serve hot.
Almost any vegetable can be used
Tor flaVoring milk stews. or little
hsh or chopped dried beef may be
uyfd. IN the case ~ very little chill
drrn care should be- taken not to serve
any tough foods like large pieces 81
dried beef unless the mother has time
to watch and see that they are well
chewed.
Another way 10 use milk is In sim
pie buildings.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29

ding In Excellent Dinner 70. rhree.Year.oid

prepared b. the United states Depart
ment % Agriculture
Some people tell us-a great deal
about what children ought not to eat
but forget to tell Us what they ought
., have. The kinds Of food that chill.
drcu need To- make them grow Into
healthy men aud women Is being
studied by home economies experts.
The most Important of these foods
i milk II supplies something for
making muscles something fof max
Ing bones and teeth and something
that makes children grow. M child
will grow as fast a. he should or ms
well without milk lie may get fat.
hut fatuess j. not the same ns
strength. Unless be has milk, some
part % him will almost surely be
weak
Every little child should have az
least three glasses 81 whole milk
every day. and n possible. four. II he
has this amount 81 milk. and particu-
larry N he can be- given one egg yolk
day. he does not need meat. Some
mothers worry because they cannot
afford 10 buy meat. FISH. chicken or
other flesh foods for their children.
hut this il quite unnecessary II they
ARE able Co get milk. and milk l. al
most always cheaper than these other
foods.
How 20 Serve Eggs.
Some one viii probably ask how the
yolk of an egg should be served 20 n
child. One good WY Il to add II 10
milk gravy Another way l. 10 cook
IL hard. salt and mash II and spread
II on bread. The mother may just rs
well use the white ~ the egg for cake
or for puddlngs. II Is the yolk that
the child needs most. All Of the iron
Of the egg il In the yolk. There Is
something in the yolk. too as there Il
In the milk that makes children grow.
Every mother wants her children To
have straight. strong legs. Both milk
and eggs help 90 make the bones
strong Children who do not get these
foods are almost sure Ia have dis
ease called ricketts," Their bones.
being weak. bend under them and get
very much out Of shape.
MIX gets dirty easily and IL II very
hard 20 make II clean after IL has be
come dirty. II Il different from such
foods as apples and oranges from
which the dirt can be wiped. II milk
II left uncovered aud dust or other
kinds of dirt fall on II. or n Il II put
into dirty dish the dirt sinks IN the
bottom and Il II impossible Ia get IL
out. Dirty milk Is almost sure 20
make children sick and "a the great.
est pains should be taken 10 keep Il
clean The barn where the COW i
kept should be clean; so. too, should
the pals and the mixers hands.
After the milk comes into the house
0, should be kept car~'ugy covered In
"A cool utagp
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29

On the hottest day ~ the year In
Chicago. with the mercury ~ degree.
above Esro. n crowd ~ boys on East
Austin avenue amused themselves by
throwing snow balls made from drift
~ snow tina; steadily Increased Ia size
until II was more than three feet deep.
The snow was being scraped from the
pipes of refrigerating company. ON
which u collects sometimes TO a depth
Of six inches. II Is scraped OF every
dax
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29
Months OF WINTER.

Automatically winter il rcckoned TO
begin In northern ATTITUDES when the
sun enters Capricorn. or NJ the sol.
siicc tahoui December 2D. and To end
nj the equinox IN March: hut IN ordl.
nary speech winter comprises the three
coolest months-Iccember. January
aud February. being reckoned the win
ter months IN the United States. and
November, December and January IN
Great britain.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29
OF Indian Origin.

The powerful political organization
-Tammany" was named after the In
dian chief Humankind" OF the Della.
ware tribe. who was famous for his
virtues and wisdom. The Tammany
society was founded In New York city
May II. iTS2. and became identified
with the Republican. ROW the Demo
cratic marty.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29

There Is an Old saying that n mans
character IL ~ his nose is" The nose.
according 20 physloEnomists. il one
OF the most important features Roth
It's size and It's shape have their zig.
ulfcance.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29
All One Color.
All of the presidents OF Haiti have
been black.
csmounaoe Of the Commonplace.

one way 10 reduce the number Of
divorces would be TO have people do
their counting with their everyday
clothes on.-Akron Times.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29

A man In ST. Louis. arrested for
stealing eighty pounds of metal. n
handful NJ n time. said be did u be-
cause he was suffering a bad wooden
lcg" and wanted money TO buy new
one.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29
Municipal Fairgrounds

Calgary. Alberta. has municipal
baseball diamonds. soccer fields. golf
links ard grounds for other sports
There are 5000 golfers In the populs.
ton OF 1900.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29
Suggested olnnsrs
HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONS

Always empty the water out Of .
kettle before refllllng H.
The pantry shelves are best covered
With white oilclothL cut 90 A.
Use borax In tepid water for wash
ing six handkarchiefA Iron dry.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29
Use os Clean Skim Milk.

Whole mia Is fur better for chill
dren than skim milk. but clean skim
milk Is better than dirty whole milk.
n the mother cannot get clean whole
milk. she had better use clean skim
milk aud give the child a little extra
butter 10 make mp for the fat that was
taken on when the milk was skinned.
The something" Ia milk that makes
children grow comes from the grass
and other green things that the COW
eats. The same something" IN eggs
comes from the green food that ever,
good chicken raiser provides Tor his
chickens. From the green food II gets
into the milk and the egg yolks. This
substance. ~ much needed by all
young animals. l. also In lettuce. spin
ach. and other greens For this rea
son these vegetables are good for
children. particularly when milk AID
eggs are scarce.
Some children DO not like vegetables
and II does little good 20 try TO per.
suade them 20 eat them A better
wny il 90 put them into soups ar
grayIes without saying anything about
II. For example, make milk stews or
gravles aud put into them any small
amounts Of cooked vegetables that
may be left over or some fresh vege
tables cooked for the purpose. Herr
is recipe for milk stew. With
plenty 81 bread. large bowl Of II
makes good dinner for a child.
MIX Stew With Vegetables
4 quart milk. whole or skim.
/ eupful raw potatoes cut In small
pieces.
A few leaves lettuce. spinach or other
green's cut into small pieces or CHOPPED
A small sscs Of onion.
level tsaspoonfuls butter OF bacon fat
salt
Boil the potatoes till soft and drain.
Cook he other vegetables In so little
water that they do not need 10 be-
drained. Add TO the milk. Heat. add
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-29
soreery In Alaska.

Natives OF Alaska believe in sham
anism, a form OF sorcery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-28
Soldiers From JuareZ Garri-
son Sent Southwark To
QueII Trouble Find Rail-
road Bridges Destroyed.
FORCES ARE COMPELLED
TO RETURN TO BORDER
Col. De Arco. Leader of the
New Band of Rebels. Is
Reported to Have 700
Men In His Command.

rr~ oasHIHa JOURNAL spsciA& LFAsgo ~'sE'
El Paso, Texas, April 27.-Fear-
Ing a revolt of the JuareZ garrison
before morning, several Carranza
officials tonighf sent their families
OF the American side.
Juarez, Chihuahua, April 27.-
two hundred and fifty federal
troops from the Juarez garrison
were rushed south tonight follow
ing receipt of reports late in the
afternoon that the troops in Chi
huahua City had revolted.
Only the most meagre details of
the revolt south of Juarez were
received in JuareZ before the tele
graph line was cut at Noctezuma,
interrupting communication be-
tween Juarez and Chihuahua.
Reports of fighting in Chihuahua
brought to JuareZ tonight on a
passenger train from Moctezuma
could not be verified. Passengers
said they were told that the re-
voting troops in Chihuahua City
were of the Forty-third infantry,
commanded by Colonel Francisco
Del Arco. This train left Juarez
early this morning and was forced
TO return to the border when 1t was
found that bridges Immediately be-
low Moctezuma had been burned.
Passengers said they could see
the smoke from a burning bridge
and Inquiries only brought the re-
ply that there was trouble below.
Colonel Del Arco was reported TO
have 700 men in his command and
to have five machine guns and two
small field pieces.
Travellers from the south, on the
night of April 20, brought reports
that huge plot had been perfect
ed whereby 1000 troops in Chi
huahua were to revolt within few
days. At that time 1t was said
that arrangements for the Chihua-
hua City and Juarez garrisons to
revolt had been made. This was
branded as absurd by Carranza of.
ficials here.
To avoid bloodshed in the state,
promoters of the revolt were said
to be making an effort last week to
make the uprising general through
out Chihuahua.