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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-21
DESDE PONCE

FEB, u.
CohtfnGa sin interruptions los
mcendios Ell los canaverales de eS-
ia Jurisdiction. Los mcondiarios sc
brrlan Gle la vigilancia. v va Sc
agita la idea de pedir refuerzoS a
San Juan.
Hoy le TOGO el turho a la hacien
da Mallorquina de la Central
Guanica'', habiendo destruido Las
llamas cincuenta V una cuerdas,
perdiendose, por consiguiente. mil
V pico de toneladaS de canas. A la
misma hora, un formidable inceri-
dio destruia en los cafiaverales de
la Central Fortuna cerca de Sc
senta cuerdas. Mas tarde, otro IN
cendio, Ell la hacienda Barran-
cas- V luego otro en- Ia hacienda
" Ana Maria, habiendose perdido
cuarenta y cuatro cuerdas.
En- estos momentos ell captain
Hurtado Y varios pofcfas han sa-
lido para ell sitio de los successes,
con el fin Gle realizar las investiga-
clones.
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la que ellos piden para reanudar
los trabajos de recollection EN- los
campos de cultivo. h
Para terminar su viaJe de inyes-
tigaci6n por la iSla, los represent
tantes della American Fedora
tion Of Labor" visitaran los dis
tritos agrfco1as de Fajardo, Gura-
boy Guaya1na.
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poR JUGAR A Lo PRoH1B1Do

Francisco Felix, Ramon Sosa V
Antonio Lopez, fueron sorprendi-
dos iuga1do al lotto" Ell juez
Santos impuso tres d6lares de mul
ia y costas a cada uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-21

Han extinguido sus condemns Ell
el PFesidio, Pedro Melendez, Car
los Gonzalez, Juana valel1tfii, Ma
nuel Serrano, Juan MARTINEZ, Ra-
fael Taraboche y Angel Ferrero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-21
La HUELGA VA TBIUNFANDo

LA HUELGA VA TRIUNFANDO.
Don Ramon Rivero, don Narciso
Leon y don Nirgiio Franceschi, CO.
lonos de cana, han frmado los con-
tratos con los Representatives, de los
obreros, Y Sc oBligan pagar $3.50
por oeho horas de trabajo como mi
nimum.
Los ,colonos TolMtariamentF lla-
maron los Representatives,, para es-
tipular ell contrato.
Esperasc que los demas colonos 81
gan igual condncta..
Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-21
BALE DE PISATA EN- ARECIBo

Ell lunes pr6ximo tendra efecto en-
el Casino Espanol", de Arecibc. un
baie de Pinata.
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Es mas facil conquistar una
poslclon, que sostenerla.

EL ALcoHoLADo cEREIPINA debido exceIentes
propiedades manene pero muy alto, eIprestigo que
extos lie han dado como producto Indispensable vues-
ira
Que eI predecto de las famIias, diario 10 proca-
man sus nnumerabIes consufndores.
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Ell MOTIN ,OCURRt,
|. DO EN- la COLONIA.
FORTUNADEfAJARDO
(DEsDE FAJARDo}

NO6006 1-~Df11e0OJ
LOS PRIMEROS RUMORES.-E la
mes por la mahana circul6 por esta
eiudad el rumor de que en- la eolonia
:" Fortuna en- Mameyes, perteneciente
a la "Fajardo Sugar Co.. habSa ocu-
rrido I'M choque sangriento entire la
policfa de este distrito y un grupo de
hnelguistas La notieia eorri6 por La po
blaei6n y Ell Pdblico comenzo hacer
concentrates su manera.
tLLEGAN HERIDOS.- lps
doce " treihta p. m. llcg6 un auto
movil de la colonia Fortuna con-
duciendo cuatro heridos, tres de los
cdales fueron llevados al despaeho me
dico del doctor Morales otero, y uno
al del doctor Carreras, para que Sc les
practiearan las prfmeras curas.
FL PARTE OFTCIAI.,-SegGn el par
te ofciar que pu1imos obtener a las
cineo, en- dicha eolonia I'M gfupo de
3oO5 400 huelguistas trataba de inn
pedir el que otros trabajadores CON
tinuaran en- sus labores; al inter
vcmir er eabo R6mulu Serbia los po-
licfas Ramon Rosario, Modesto Corsi
no, luis r. Quinones Manuel San
fiago para que el grupo Sc dispersara,
fueron atacados con piedras y palos
por los huelguistas, formandose un
motin. La policfa hizo uso del rotten
para restablecer ell orden.
Ell INFORME MEDICO.-El doctor
p. Morales Otcro asisti6 los heridos
siguientes:
Modesto Corsino, policia insular, de
una Iaceraci6n en- la muneca dere-
cha, de earacter leve.
Jose Carrasquillo, como de 62 amos
de edad, tiene una herida de oeho cen
tfmetros de largo, en- la Inca post
axilar del t6rax, lado izquierdo, como
asimis1no varios golpes en- el cuerpo.
Jose Carrasquillo, hijo del anterior,
presenta heridas en- Ia cabeza, una en-
un eostado Y fuertes golpes de maeana
en- el cuerpo.
Manuel Santiago, poHc'a insular, va
rias heridas en- la cara v craneo, Y
goIpes en- todo el cuerpo. Este policia
fue ell que ssfi6 mas herido de Ia
contienda, Y fu6 auxiliado por el doc
tor Carferas. '-"'
Ell FISCAL DE DTsTRITO.-Pue
ell hecho en- conoeimiento del Fiscal
de Distrito, Licdo. Massari, este Sc
traslad6 esta ciudad, ayudado por
ell Njuez Nicolau, empez6 a tomar las
CONSEQUENCES, califcando
de motin 10 sucedido.
CATORCE ARRESTADOS.-L po-
licia trajo consigo, presencia del
Fiscal, catorce individuos, dos de los
cuales Sc les ocuparon dos cuchillos. Ell /
Fiscal les senal6 quinicntos d6lares
de '6anza "a cada uno, para podcr
quedar Ell libertad provisional No
pudiendola prestar ninguno de ellos in
gresaron, en- la carcel.
LOS REPRESENTATIVES OBREROS
AAfERICANOS.-En Ia Federation
Libre'' esperan los representatives
obreros Brady Nc Andrew, al se-
nador Iglesias a otros lideres socia
listas.
Los Comisionados americanos vicnen
hacienda una minuciosa Investigation
fn los pueblos afectados por la huel- |
ga.
Aquf les prepsran un gran reeibi
miento. Habra manifestation y 'smee-
lin en- Ia Plaza P1blieai'
Ell Corresponsal.
Fa jardo, febrero IS.
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Como estaba anunciado, Sc veri-
fico la Asamblea municipal, con
asistencia de los senores Vivas Val
divieso, Toro, Vivas Cap6, Tarrats,
Rivera, ClaveH, Schuck Suarez, Re
medios Y Rodriguez, de la mayo
ria j. Para Cap6, Rodriguez Y No
yes, de la minoria.
Sc lego ana ordenanza, que inn
ponc en- ell pr6ximo ailo fiscal una
contribution de un decimo por cien
to, sobFe Ia contribution Gle niue
bles e inmuebles y toda pfopiedad
agrfcola que haya en- esta NUM-
cipalidad. Despues Sc lego Hn in
teresante il1forme del senor Diaz
Brink, comisiopadO de Hacienda,
sobre ell emprestito Gle $1,000 pa
ra la reconstruction del "Hospi-
tai Tricoche" y otras obras de SUI
ma utilidad p6blica. FL raferido
hospital quedara de una sola plan
ia. Ell informe del senor Diaz Brink
mereci6 grandes elogios.
Sc lee un informe del Comisio-
nad6 de Obras Publicas, senior Au-
ffant, sobre un proyecto de pre-
supuesto, que asciende a $4,000,
que sc gastara Ell la reconStruc-
ci6n del Hospital municipal, sieh-
do aprobado pOr la Asa-mbl6a Sc
lee un informe del Comisionado de
Servicio Publico, acerea de las
gestiones por el realizadas duran
te ell periodic Gle su administration,
A proposition del senor VivaS Val
divieso, Sc acordo trasmitir un
mensaje de simpatia al Gobernador
INFERNO, senior Benedicto, felici-
tandole por su labor al frenfe del
de la Isla. Tambien fue
enviado un telegrama al Goberna-
dor expresando1o los sen1mientos
de la Asamblea, por su enferme-
dad.
La La Asamblea, pues, acord6.I
empezar Ell seguida las obras del
Hospital Tricoche'' del Salon
de Emergencies de Ia Playa y cons
trucci6n de un cementerio en- di-
cho poblado.
Parece que existe ell proposito
de reaIizar un emprestito por un
million de 'dolares para llevar
efecto ell alcantarillado v la pavi-
mentaci6n de las GALES, construc-
ci6n de un iiuevo acneducto y otras
obras de gran importancia.
En- el barrio Capitanejo" Sc
quem6 una pieza de cana de la
Central Fortuna & Segdn la inves
tlgaci6n, este incendio fue inten-
cional. Tambien esta madrugada
Sc origin6 un incendio en- los cana
verales pertenecientes la Cen
tral Guanica''.
Elementos nltiy entusiastas de
la Union trabajan para que sea
trafdo ocupar una plaza de titu-
la,. "a, Ia ciudad 81 doctor IIastra
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Elementos mtiy enthusiasts de
la Union trabajan para que sea
trafdo ocupar una plaza de titu-
lar en la ciudad, ell doctor Lastra,
que goza aduf de grandes sinfpa-
tias.
El Corresponsal.
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La situaGi6n de Ia hueIga
en- ell Sur de Ia IsIa
continuation de la pagina 1a.)

En- adaella region tambien preva-
lece la nltfuencia del elemento pa
,cifista. FL movimiento cs tranquiEo
y hasta ahora no Sc han reportado
des0rdenes de ningun genero.
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LLEGAN HERIDos.-como lps
doce v treihta p. m. lego un auto
mo9il de la colonia q Fortuna -, con
duciendo cuatro heridos, tres de los
cdales fueron llevados al despacho me
dico del doctor Morales otero, y uno
al del doctor Carreras, para que Sc les
practiearan las primeras euras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-21

Ell FISCAL DE DTsTRITO.-Puesto
ell hecho en- conoeimiento del Fiscal
de Distrito, Licdo. Massari, este Sc
traslad6 a esta ciudad, v ayudado por
el juez Nicolau, empez6 tomar las
deelaraeiones CONSEQUENCES, califcando
de motin 10 sucedido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-21

Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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clearly faith .asss America %
sd rss and
HELP FIGHT ANARCHY
The World War Veterans organization has decided to fight
ton and and mob rule in Minnesota and elsewhere.
And would appreciate contributions for this purpose from
Tended
As organization of returned service men it is better able
We and large should sent e can
LET Us HELP THE BOYS DEFEND DEMOCRACY AT
HOME AS WELL AS ABROAD
being assaed for delaying deportation It is said
his ordering held at Ellis Island after they had been
em don to dactoas na0eaa a S1 a1s eve
MEN A CHANCE TO BE HEARD IN COURT THESE DAYS!
situation great s2 nssd
conditions work and the profits Of few hundred
or thu
coal profits made the wa adds to the mp coa OF
We have heard in the big papers better the plan
Allen of Kansas than that Frazier
The Kansas tried to avoid radcals by using
receivers and offering nothing but threats to abo Inc man
trouble with that didn't mine COAL whereas Governor
Frazlers plan did,
President Gompers and other labor leaders make much
fact that the broke it's using the Lever
own past for they had expect pledges by oparty
politicians to hold in real showdown
oNE-HoUsE COUNCIL
Under the charter for PhladePhla passed Dy the egs
council of 2 members place OF its old two
house legislative body Of 145 members.
We actually believed England keeping the gold
standard could get gold for at the banks
there But who gets the gold arrested
having gold his soon as he steps out OF the
bank
Many sELFANNoUNCED patriot would be afraid TO
DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE uNTEn STATES
HAD DECIDED TO VIOLATE IT.
EeEY PAYS 20 R1HFF FAgR
1Tf The if5ea1 MENAcE f3t OF cHR1sTiANFTY. Try ''' 49,
Boiling down all the wild talk gather that the trouble
with the Nonpartisan league is that 1t IS the only move
ent seriously threatens the enemies OF the farmers
Hanks Hired Man says This here talk to how there's
good and bad kings pears bout like aempn to grade
rattlesnake eggs.
LUCK
A little bit Of effort little bit of thought,
A little bit of daring and OF pluck
little Of courage in the fight that's being fought
All this is often looked upon as luck
A little bit Of vision and of faith little, too
A bit Of stern resistance when you're struck,
A little bit Of purpose in the work you have to DO,
All this is i'll the masonry OF luck.
A little bit Of WISDOM and the magic Of smile,
Some real dissemination A., when you're stuck
The grit to keep going till you make another mile
Are catalogued and labeled under luck.
The wish to travel pathways BEFORE
To hold the lines against the ds foes that .P buck eRa
All this is in the parentage OF luck
To do the right when wrong would seem to fill your
purse with gold,
To play your part unsefshly be brave and bold
B Herein you find the mystery OF luck
The producers news., 1920-02-06
CONSERVATIVES AND RADICALS

People who afraid all along that labor might be-
radical had good deal think about in the recent coal stu
The STRIKE Is THE WEAPON OF CONSERVATIVE La
BOR.
called dangerous radicals like Debs Morris Hqut and Thomas
Van Lear. .,
alliance leaders with the strike as the means OF
securing better conditions in the trade =,
Conservative labor by a LEWIS M sr q e
steel strike and the coal strike which bng great soress 20
THEIR POLITICAL "FRIENDs' HAVE FAILED THEM
The politicians have refused to thing to bring the trust
f. on the other hand labor had taken independent political
action years would have considerable power IN the gov
AcAfNsT II GoVllR VAR PRoFfrEERfNG aaFf RRiR i' : -
could have kept up to the cost d+d Of ne M oy
'0n LABOR af WouID 70 STRIKE TO KEEP
THE CHILDREN FROM GOING HUNGRY " the,
While the conservative labor leaders en
to have saw about things during the the interests
were preparing for the war labor after the war;
It is not unlikely that they may oes'loy a w ~" nv"
Conservatives are always brake the wheel and almost al
ways handcap-sometimes fatal handicap. . -.
Radicals the other hand frequently shoot COO 1a out
they almost always tone down properly IN Office
Even his political alleged that Van Lear dd
not give Minneapolis honest ousnesshKe "il
he was the workingman's mayor
- AND WHILE He WAS MAYOR MINNEAPOLIS HAD LESS
STRIKES THAN ANY OTHER LARGE CITY OF THE cOUN-
In the wild ranting about boshevsm Americansm wicked
foreigners ascs and what are likely TO orget
most f what the general soled radicals advocate need
ed by the people continued prosperity and happiness
THE NEW WORLD
The world that we must world which the creative
spr is alive in which life adventure full Of joy and hope
based rather upon impulse to than upon the desire
70 retain possess Or g seze mna ny
IS purped Of domination which cruelty and
have dsped by the unfeered development
The producers news., 1920-02-06
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OF all the instincts that build life and Eli with mental delight
ucn ord possbe tWas only for wish to create
Meantime the world in which exist has other aims But
will pass away burned the fires of its hot
from It's ashes will spring and younger world full OF fres
hope, with the light OF morning its eyesBertrand Russell
ANARCFIISTIC JOURNALISM
Worlmen employed by the Seattle (Wash) Postmeigen
history Of journalism
THIS PAPER, IN COMMON WITH MANY OTHER CoAs
PAPERS, HAS BEEN PREACHING SILK-HAT ANARCHY.
These employees drew resolutions stating the plain fact
about what the had been doing and forced the
them on the front page
The resolutions read, in part, as follows: =
fair others
able the that last
must prevail
"But there must be a limit to all things
1919, purporng have written and paid for
Selvn, which had well the position
usually taken editorial
shameless disregard Of the
the land hatred opposition reckless policy
of
hitherto unbelievable 1t nothing less than
violence naked invitation
Therefore be resolved by the whole committee
assembled that
demonstrate capacity and sagacty,
they bringing to; together the abyss
of if have love
for than S manifested il efforts to
anarchy, then as loyal Amercansmany OF
its mstiutons-we must because unensts but
Americans, protect ourselves
stigma of having aided and abetted campaign of de-
structiOn."
Evening star., 1920-11-19
wu1fANs PAGE

u pound we'll picked and washed cur
rants, y pound Malaga grapes. .
ounces fresh bread crumbs, ounces
chopped lemon and orange peel (can-
died), N pound fine sugar. y tea
spoon ground cinnamon, l saltspoon
ground nutmeg. eggs. Y pint good
apple cider. Mix the whole together
for minutes. Place contents in a cloth.
buttered and Toured. and tie very
tightly. Let boil in a large pan with
plenty boiling water for 2h hours. Serve
in hot dish with hard sauce.
Hard Sauce.-Fve ounces good but
ter, 10 ounces nne sugar. u saltspoon
ground mace, a few drops vanilla es-
sence. Beat up for five minutes in .
bowl placed on broken ice. This pud-
ding will be enough for twelve per-
sons.
In the menu of Wednesdays paper.
furnished by Chef Maxine Huguet of
the Washington Hotel a recipe was
given for chestnut stuffing as follows:
Hash some onions fine. cook them
in butter. add some chopped ham:
have some bread soaked in milk;
season to taste; have some chestnuts
cooked in advance, with celery; mix
this all together. fill up your turkey
and put in oven
Chef Huguet says that in case chest
nuts are unobtainable or not desired,
apples may be substituted in the
stuffing.
Evening star., 1920-11-19

bow Of ribbon with long streamers 10
hat IL made on tailored lines. but the
brim is only slightly reinforced and
the crown is Of the soft crush variety.
The brim should be underlined with
a soft fabric such as chiffon in white
or color matching the hat.
The lower hat il a dainty anair
coiA.,nlng accordion-pleated chinon
the ostrich covering the brim and
making a becoming framing for the
face. The banding IL picot-edged
ribbon In French blue. and bouquet
Of rosebudA and foliage give the finish
ing touch to this dainty bit Of head
gear.
For party dresses the usual line-up
of georgette. chiffon and net Is seen.
one Of the novelties being q combina-
georgette being used for the frock
proper and the net or tulle for the wide
sash and naring bow,
For q very small girl lovely little
party frock recently seen was OF white
embroidered net, really two net hounces
placed one above the other. sewed to-
Eether and gathered bishop style at the
neck. The only trimming used. was q
band Of white fur about the round neck
and, short puffed sleeves. and little rib
bon flowers In pink ard ercer o.a"r@ -
intervals about the skirt An under
dress Of pale pink silk was worn with
this frock.
Taffeta 10 Also used for party dresses
for children. self-fahrie pufiinss and
Short sleeves are used on all party
frocks for children, entirely sleeveless
dresses being favored only for grown
ups or near grown-upe.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
SANDWICHES.

Perhaps there ID nothing new under
the sun. especially where sandwiches
are concerned. Yet there 10 an ever.
present call for sandwiches, and yet
more sandwiches. We must have them
always, winter and summer, day and
night.
Even IL there IL nothing absolutely
new. there are unusual and delicious
comhin tions that bear talking about
To begin with. there are the hosts
Of cream -cheese sandwiches that have
come into being within the last few
years. We have found a friend in
deed and . friend in need In cream
cheese. 1t may be whisked up into
so many tempting sandwiches and
salads.
One novel sandwich Is made OF
cream cheese mixed with thick and
spicy chilli sauce. It Is a delight, this
sandwich, to the person who thinks
cream cheese needs just something to
vary it's flavor. Either whole wheat
or white bread may be used.
Then there IL cream cheese and jelly
as a good combination. Current jelly
is especially good with cream cheese.
First spread 4 layer OF cheese and
then q layer OF jelly on = slice Of
bread and over this place q slice OF
we'll -buttered bread.
Evening star., 1920-11-19

of
= Here's afeyvot
Evening star., 1920-11-19
A PARTY BONNET.

A psrty hak is quite as important -
Z pafty trpdk Tor the htue girl Of the
family. and this season many Ghsrmine
shops fho sketch illustrates two ex-
o.ptionaiiy good models. Tho upper
hat II made Of pale pink o. blue velvet
trimmed With touches Of embr0ideEy.
fIuted ribeon and q band Of fur. The
ribbon forms D ruhie about the eoSe
OF the hrim and also appears above
the fur banding on the crown. A fiat
Evening star., 1920-11-19

TRY slice Of ham, Boil a dish Of rice so that
the grains all stand separately. Then just
pour the ham gravy over the rice and let it seep
down through every plump, tender flake. The
rice will take the delicate flavor of the ham. And
you will enjoy one Of the finest meals you ever
sat down to.
Rice should be served as vegetable. It's great
with meat, or fish, or poultry. It adds wonder
fully to soups and stews Eat it every day as you
do potatoes with gravy or butter on it. Rice is
the best food grown. American rice is the finest
in the world.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
RICE PArTlKs

Nis thoroughly With . cup Of esid
dsus. Ad1 . Cup Of boiling nlik AaA
eoek until Il thicksas, stirria9 een.
stautiy. Thsn sdd Q tsaspeonful Of
butter, pinch 81 salt. little nutmeg
and i've Eggs. FIRST the yelts and then
gethss . 'fsw snInutse, thsa drop Jats
essassd gsus pass and bahs Ia . RsA-
Srats ovsn until bfeWa.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
RICE WAFFLES

one sas of eo,e boiled ros p:asd through dew.
ss..Dsosfus and hal. Of b..ins powder ssss hs.pnE
serfa q butter and sweet milk snsush to bind iss
ne utfsr Into the s tagsthsP benR
add to hs sagar aad bsr tha yeks sss
sssss f'd tats Z the bs.tsn vhitss Of ssEs
Evening star., 1920-11-19
The Master Recipe from the South


Of
iands that
any,a
nd
Evening star., 1920-11-19
STUFFED BEEF HEART

STUFFED BEEF HEART
Wash heart, remove ths veias
sad sfssriss. ttu6 with drsssing
made With rice, sew O tie: xal!
In aeur, spsiakls with salt aa4
brown In kee isA plaee IN eas.
serele, add Watse 70 hall cover
and cook slowly tWo hoaEyL
Tusn ones @ twice dusine eoeh.
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Washington Hotel Chefs
Give Favorite
Thanksgiving Menus

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the New Ebbitt Hotel. for . family
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Oyster cocktail
.Ealted Nuts Green olives
Hearts Of celery
Strained chicken gumbo
Baked Potomac bass, with fresh
Mushrooms
Roast young Maryland turkey.
chestnut stufflng
G,blet sauce Cranberry sauce
Candied sweet potatoes
Fruit salad, cream dressing
Plum pudding. hard sauce
Tutti frutti Ice cream Fancy cakes
Homemade cottage cheese
Toasted crackers
Coffee