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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27

PsFsonse. a psFeesF bien informa
aas. , aus llsgAran hacs algunos dias
: srta capital pFoesasntss he Arroyo,
nss manifeatsFon aue en- aqusl muni.
eipio hnbia SuFgido un eonhiet0. entire
Al Comisianade de instruction Municl.
PAL 81. fadiiia > les demas miembros
as sansi cenesio ds Administration
% ac'Hdo con loa informes que di.
ehaa psFaonas nos Eumlniatraron. los,
-heehas - Tslatan de- IA mansra alguien
iss
come ssbsn nrastFos leefores en-
iss altimas lisseiones generates a.
lsusi gHs ga oiFas nsuaieiPalidades. g.
pushio d. Aueyo pas6 a pOdeE del par
tlae seeialists. , como en cast toda,
las mmnfelplidadss. an donae triunfa
fon iss 6oeia1tstas. 81 podsr fne CON-
pariiae. nn nmigable hermaHdad, entire
fspubiicanos y soeiAaiatas
ne esta mAnsFa. nos eneontFamos con
aus si conesio as Administrator de
AESeya ets integFaao poF personas
puEtsnscisntes nnas 81 paFtldo sOeialls
a. y efFaf 81 Fepuhllean0. siendo el Co.
aiafenade ds InssFucci6n 81. Padilla
nn maemhFs Dc este hltino paFtido.
PnFees = juzsaE pST los iRfoEmes
aus nes fusEen daios. cue ali. y en- ca
iidad - seeEsssEie Municipal. fns lis-
wsae an se1eF Ae apeiiid0 Davila. quien
pgr - nssurEiezs de 81 cargo eiereia
nn ''eentFel'' y domsnio en easi todas
isF ensafieass ca munietpio. agrsgan.
A.. n4emk8. nusstFos infoFmantes Gus
sss Ne pude feg eonsssuido con 81 Co.
maaiona6e. ss. Paula. la que ocasion6
sae esfe e csRsara "a ausipatia , Ia
aaaeonhanna as les otras compahsrOs
- aaminssiEaeitas > en- particular del
necFstAHio. dehido . "a Independent.
eis e. eaFaersr. In vista de esto
emtoneas ne panso. Al paEecsr. an supri
mfT 81 comisionado -gF. Paailla. q
amisn. segan Has Propias manifestaciO
nsn. NJ - y eitaba para asisiir a las
Fenmiones. ; das c. las cualss solo
ani1tie aesde 81 mes De noviembre
Em aias pazaaos se reunio IN Asam.
hisa MunieApsI ae aqufsl pueblo y aoOr
"a cenaoiiaar "a uno los csrges de 90
misioaaae as fnsfruoei6n el Coraisio
naae @s Hemeheencia. eonsiguiendo asl
asias fuefa ds "a Administrator a.
81. Pmaiiin M moiivo principal aIega
es psF Il A~smb1sa paFa hacer Il con
feli1aesea ~ estes esFgea. fns Il Ne
gus 81 comiSisnaas de Instruction. 81
Hmyke. seilsit6 as tndos los munici-
pios ia ssisnseisn- De aeteFminados for
aaa paEa esnssfkusS II page De los pro
fssrFss C. irgisE y siios eneontFsron
ar medis aafewaae "a SUPPRESSION del Go
raisiena1e municipsl ds instruction. pa
- aedAesf Fl suelao ds este funciena-
re . u asignaeion seiieitaaa pof 81
hE Muyks
Efgpsrte 3 80. teueraoe sutsndid6
gas ei ~, Paaiiia envio una earta ofre
cisn1e ~ tuslde para srtisfaeer h exi
seneia asi aF Hnyke y promesia ss
ssir riryisnao - cargo sFatuitameuts,
ReF ~ cue - cree qus II = psaaF dc
s.te - aupIiiuie 80 plaza. fue debido
. gue hsaaa eieEia aHlmosidad contFa
q ~ 'fsailla.
ERapn4s ae ser noalAsAdo a NJ. Pa.
aiiis as e artitEa De IA Asamblsa. fue
ai Munlsipia acanpahafo dei iues
munieipal , Del Jefe de Poiieia requi
Fae a aesxstaFia para que mosfFaEa toS
iihtes es aetas. en los cunlss. 81 decir
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27
EN- LOS c1RcULos PoLrTIoos

En- los clrcu1os polfticos Ha habido en-
estoS dias algo asi como una reacci6n
6e contenida rebeldia. La mayorfa has
cen suyas todas las manifestaciones
que contra la Administrator la Ian
zado la prensa americana en- estos dias.
prop6sito de distintas, supuestas ire
guIaridades ADMINISTRATORS En- algu-
mas parties, especialmente en- las reunlo-
nes unionistas, los animos Sc excitan
con frecuencia. Ell prolongado silencio
de Washington hs, excitado a todo Ell
mundo, y unos y otros sefialan quienes.
SUI entender, son los responsables de
Ia situaci6n por que atraviess la isls.
Ell sILENcIo REPUBL1cAEo
Algo grande-decfase aysr-se esta
incubando. vease. 81 no, ell "stlencio
republicsno', Advi6rtase 10 bien que
(Continda en- la Ga. pag.)
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En- r1lanOS del GObernadOr
eStd ahOra eI drregIar el
aSuntO de los SueIdOS de
los elnpIeddOS

La "comisi6n economical, segdn in
formes. volvera reunirse hoy, para Sc
gUir tratando Ell problema econ6mico
Gel PAS, especialmente, ell asunto de
los sueldos de los smpleados pnblicos.
81 comentario general es que la Co
mission de la Legislature ha cumplido
con su deber, y sugiriendo al Goberna-
dor 10 que debe hacerse para dar una
satisfactoria soluci6n al tan debatido
rroblems de los sueldos a los emplea-
dos insulares.
La conclusion que hs llegado Ell pn
blico. de acuerdo con los concentrates
que Sc hacen, e5 que en- nanos del go
hernador Reilly esta desde Ihace dias el
arreglar esa erection, va que solo en- el
radica eI poder para cenvoesr la Le-
gislatura. dnico ORGANISING con facul-
tades para enmendar cua1quiera Ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27
GABLE FRANCEs)

RERLIN, JUNO 26 Aver Sc ha &C.
lebrado una monstru6sa manifestaciol
en- la cual tomaron parte mas de dos
eientas mil personas para protestar con
tIa ell actual gobierno qpe preside
Ebert Los Fresidentes de los partidos
socialista, mayoritario socialistas in.
dependencies asi como los directories dc
varioB sindicatos obrefos dirigieron ex-
tensos teIegramas al canciller Wirth pi
diendo la disoluci6n del Reichstag y Ia
celebration de nuevas elecciones nacio-
Eales.
La opinion general expresada aqui
es que oil actual gobierno aleman tiene
delante de ST un problema muy serio
y que no estaria lejos una revolucion
mediantc la cual Sc derrocara al presi,
dente Ebert.
N. DE LA r. Ell anterior despacho
nos ha llegado por ell Gable Frances.
Nuestro servicio de la United Press"
nos trasmitio minutes despues Ell siguten
te catlegrama:
PARIS JUNO &c. Pelcistentes rumo
res aunque todavia no confrmados ass-
guran que en- el Quay d'orsay Sc ha
recibido un despacho del Embajador
Frances en- Berlin, manifestando que Ell
presidente Ebert tiene ell proposito de
ordensr la Immediate disolucion del
PARIS, JUNO 30 En- los circulos
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politicos de Berlin Sc indica con reite-
rada insistencia Ell nombre de Otto
Wiedfeldt, actualmente embajador dc
Alemania en- Washington para sustituir
al ministro Rathenau.
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segdn Sc We, no ha pensado jamas en-
abandonar ell pals.
WASHINGTON, "CONsERvADoR"

Washington, es muy "conServa
dor nos decia aver un republicano-
pues hace tempo, dijo, que contra el
Gobernador Sc vienen lanzando acusa
clones terribles, tanto aqui como ALA.
Y sin embargo, el Gobernador ha re-
sistido un sno, y al parecer, seguira
resistiendo. Hace dos tres meses, Sc
gun los cables que publico la prensa,
en- Washington fu6 PACTADA la des-
tituci0n. de Mr.. Reilly. Los periodicos
americanos. acogieron la noticia Hubo
algunos que EMBARcARoN ell suce-
sor de Mr.. Reilly :. +. Pero, Mr.. Reilly
sigue intacto.
En- las anteriores consideraciones Sc
fUndan los que 7,irman que Ell Prest
dente no cambiara al Gobernador,-al
menos por ahora, senalan-; sus inten-
ciones-las de Mr.. Harding -parecen
ser que continue aqui la politica mi.
ciada por ell gobernador Reilly.
Ell sR. HUYKE Y LOS LADRoNES
/ El~Sr. Huyke sigue visitando la For
taleza diariamente. Iglesias, que tam
bien va mucho, Sc sintio aver nostalgi-
/ CO; --segtn entendimos nosotros-al sa-
/ Der que ell Comisionado de instruction
| L. 4onoa cio JaIa t+ay-a
volvamos al Sr Huyke. Este, Sc rie,
alegremente, en- la cara de los que lie
dicen que ell pals cruza momentos di-
ffciles, crfticos Para el no hay tai
cosa. iOptimistal -
Aver, Ell Comision7do esperaba en- Ell
vestibulo. Iba hacer SUI vista de Re-
glamento. POGO antes de Ilegarle Ell tur
no, nos acercamos la figura ministe-
rial de don Juan. Nos dio un fuerte
apreton de manos -. iAgradecidosl..
-6Ssbe Vd d?-nos dijo.
-Hasta que Vd no nos Olga. -.
-... que yo les compare a Vds.
con ell bueno el malo ladr6n, que
murieron junto Jesus, como el, cla-
va1Os en- la cruz.
Especifque, don Juan.
-vd., amigo Pistri, es Ell bueno;
Vargas, es el malo..
4 Ibamos a COMPLETAR Ell cuadro de
la leyenda biblica con la persona de
don Juan, cuando este recibio aviso de
que passfa al despacho gubernamental.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
Barometer of Public Opinion
oo,crnor's salary.

Editor World; Your editorials ring true as
NoiciuE am earnest eudcavur to get aoncst gov
crnmcut in which the people may have conf
dcucu. but iu tho mclosrd clipping from the
oklahoma Leader under the caption. slippery
Track for Runners m Governor Race" In the
next 90 last paragraph of same is this state
mcut from John Fields that he would not run
Tor governor "ts the office OF governor car
ricd with u certain expenses which could not
be met with the salary allowed ana no did not
know how 90 got the extra money"
II looks like Brother John probably said a
muuthful when ho said that and 30 Is food for
Robertson banking 100000 ON "a $4,000 salary.
But / think you win agree that tho job OF gov
ernor ought 90 pay at least 81. 600 q year which
Us az the ratio OI approximately S25 q day
that ho is unworthy to futill the duties OF the
position the people have given him and 90 IS
the duty OF tho people TO replace him. which
quotation Ia from the news tnot cditorian col
of Robertson is not directly mentioned in the
article.
Thcn before the next election or rather, at
the next selection, the people should vote ON am
ary OF governor, and that Of members OF the SUI
preme court should he commensurate with the
dignity and responsibility of their offices. For
Lords sake, lets have the main guys at the
statehuuse honest and let them know that the
people appreciate them Accordingly. That
would seem 10 be good business and good COM
mon sense The legislators won't make this
necessary change because they are Il lot OF PIN
head. Yours,
February 20. REPUBLICAN,
p. S,-The election or vote by tro people ON
the increased salary for the governor would
constitute what they cali direct mandate
cause even IL the next legislature should vote
TO increase any salaries of elective officers Il
could not be effective, as 1 understand the law
during the term OF the then incumbents
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
Broader Service for the Chruch
by NORA COLE SKINNER

This church has a night attendant,
nobody comes that does not want a
bed, aud they are thankful for ghel-
ter. But who do they thank? 1t
is told that many and many prayer
Is said that had for years been FOR
gotten. 1t is Il refuge for which
they thank God.
They glide In at night, pews are
marked on one side Of the church for
mem and on the other side for
women they pay nothing, they
come in touch with the Christian
church performing a Christian mis-
sion, they see it is trying to help
them, they can talk to the ordained
ministers (some of whom are always
around). but they are never
preached "at." and undoubtedly, be-
cause they see IA religion OF deeds,
they carry away more OF a sermon
In their hearts than that which many
Of our church congregations receive
on the Sabbath.
And wherc can be the harm. eX-
Ccpt, perhaps TO the pow covering? q?
And they are not fixtures, They
may be renovated or renewed at in
tcryals.
Some say they are treadlng on
holy ground. Well, why shouldn't
they? Are they any less human
than we, arc they any less in God $
sight than we?. Do we dare think
we add 80 much more to the holiness
Of the church building than ou un-
fortunate brothers?
From above they must be Just as
welcome in any church as any OF
us, the moro they need It, the more
they are welcome. II they have
been hardened by contact with the
world. sending them to the police
station will not soften their hearts.
When it Is so easy and so plainly
Christian TO give the homeless shell
ter and place to stretch their weary
bodies, II seems strange that we
hadn't done It long. long ago. a
church that can't stoop to lift those
who have fallen Is far from being
Christ's church and a church that
does not use every means In its COM
mand TO help the poor and protect
/ tho weak should not be called a
Christian church.
81. Martin, for whom the London
church was named, on a bitter win.
I ter night divided his cloak with his
sword and gave half to a naked beg
gar numbed with cold. In a vision
il was later revealed that the beggql
/ was Christ.
/ So. this church exemplifics thl,
| Christian spirit. and divides every
| thing It has with all who come In
| need. How can anyone believe that
Christ would say what they do is
wrong?
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Oklahoma Outbnrsts

There hpg brou anmo rivalry between tho
I'NINH uni porru furniture as to. which would
make tn" first appearance.
od Uu Dinslcy says hc has often noticed
That the average woman would rather have a
man ho to her than toll the truth.
The giI ON South Main says ono reason why
She had to turn down tho last young man who
proposed is because ne acted 80 much uko the
long lost plosiosouran,
VIII HAYS may make the movies move faster,
office job long enough To devise a scheme for
prompt ana safe transportation OF newspapers.
Tho Bartlcsvllc Enterprise finds new way
to- gloat over election returns. II says that one
candidate policd l39 votes Whilc his nearest
competitor only pollod 755.
No, Cmricc II IS not etiquette ror you to stop
an auto ON a rainy day and ask for a ride down
town, Neither ls 10 ethical for YOU to fan in a
faint with surprise 10 ear should happen to
stop and offer you "a ride lu bad weather.
Spending Of the recount or ballots cast i'm
tho primary election, We heard "a close observer
OF past events say In comment that when YOU
to steal an election you viii bust the demo-
cratic party.
10 s understood that Edith johnson of OKLA
hOma city got Tho Truth About Hollywood" in
lust threo weeks, We have a very high ostimu-
tiOu OF Edith Johnson but somehow or other we
can't believe she moves fast enough TO cover
the subject named In tho time allotted.
or course we never fully understood what
was the matter with this country until Prince
MiXzlzyNard of the house OF ChlllougrlczilCzisc
OF Ethiopia appeared at health resort in this
should be 26 and the girl 20 before letting their
thoughts dwell on marriage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
TOuChSfOneS of Success
From "TouchstoHcs of suco,s Copyright by
Nir Publishing Company.
HAVE SOMETHING WORTH sAYING-sAY
IT CLEARLY.
by FRANCIS WHEELER,
New YORK city.
Author and Editos.

As a writer OF boys hooks / ascribe my sue
cess TO the fact that have never written
DOWN to boys. | began my work ns a writer
of boys books because | found, whilc a hos
pltal chaplain, that there were few American
books that could recommend TO the suffering
patients in the chidrens wards. Fifteen years
ago, the boys books published In America pos
scssed-or so II seemed to mc--One Of three
iaults: Either they suggested that tho aCquisi-
ton Of money was the chief end OF "a necessary
mental attribute, ov they presented crime as
thing To he gloried. ] refrain from giving in
Ndious examples / found. also. that while
English boys bouka were excellent, they did
not appeal TO American boys. l believed then
and believe stlll that red-hloodcd maulness
ana the spirit of adventure are necessary re-
qulrcmouts In such books ana / have always
believed that the mind OF the boy Is very ready
TO grasp big truths and facts ~ presented 10
him I'm buy-tashiuu. Therefore | have sought
ana found the trucst actual advCnturiug of the
present day I'm two great fields, government eN-
pediuOna and scientific expeditions. / sought
truth and cNuCttudc by always sending my
manuscript 10 an expert In tho subject on which
/ was writing sihCe no writer can expect to be
an authority In cycrv branch of science Thus
/ found real field, ana my books secured au-
thtnuclty and permanent value. That my oirclo
" readers is ever increasing I ascuhc to BIG
THEMES and ACCURACY, rather than to sem
satonuliSm or style. The first two rules of
authorship, it sccms 90 me are First: Have
something to say worth saying and Seconds:
Say 10 clearly
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Nest.ddy at suppir l jest kepp
looking at my plate insted of cat
ing enything. and ma sed, Watts the
matter, Benny. wy don't you eat?
1 feel bum, l sed.
Look at his face. wy the boys
pale, sed pop.
I feel pale, l sed
W!ch I did and ma sed Wy, wat
is It. have YOU got a he'd AXE, or a
stummiCk axe. or wat?
Yes nam. | sed.
Meening [ felt bum all over, and
pop sed. Have you bin eating eny
thing that disagreed with you?
No sir. | don't think 50. every
thing secm 4 to agree all rite,
Sod.
Wcll wat is It? sed ma. haven't
you eny ideer?
Yes nam, got ldeer but ]
aint sure. / scd.
Well let's have the ideer sed pop.
and / sed, Well US fellows was play
ing Uncle Toms Cabinlin Puds Sim
kinses back ward this aftirnoon, and
| was Supposed to be Simon Legree
and | smoaked old corn cob pipe
full Of tea Aeves and l wouldn't be
serprized IL maybe that vas Il,
Neither would ], wy We gods, that
would be cnuff TO mock me out my
self, It almost nocks me out to
think OF it, sed pop, you'll be lucky
IL you're not sick boy tonite.
Wlch ! wasent lucky. on account
OF / was
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most unConven-
tional and extraordinary sanctuary
In the world--becausc 1t opens its
doors at night to the homeless and
turns its pews into beds
For years many of us have wished
that our churches could serve
broader purpose than just offering
a place where We so once or twice
n week and listen to sermon, and
for several years now we have seen
great development in the use and
service ot the church, other than It's
being magnificent auditorium
where somebody preached and some
body else listened.
There are still many however,
who feel that church building Is
descrratcd when used for anything
except preaching and prayers, seem-
iuE to imply that one only prays
when attending church and sermons
are preached exclusively by or
daincd ministers and that by word
of mouth.
Consequently, massive, expensive,
buildings are erected and held sacred
TO Just that mode OF worship, Idle
day after day throughout the week
while many people need shelter,
while many others need n social CEN
ter and only a very few, In fact, nced
an exclusive place TO commune with
God.
II Is refreshing now TO read OF
an old conservative church In Lon
don that has It's doors open every
night Of The year for people with
out homes who must have "A place to
sleep.
These wayfarcrs demand nothing
for they are In no position to de-
mand, 80 all the church has to do is
open its doors ana permit them to
sleep ON the pcws. And vet there
are many who condemn the idea az
Decorating the church, and would
rather these human dcrcl!Cts drift
| all night i'm tho cold or apply at
the police station or Jail begging to
| be taken in.
Why should man or woman have
| to so to the police station for shell
| tor as long rs there are 50 many
| church buildings fun OF nothing
| but space2 why is this church that
/ IS open an night causing such a
| furorc? Why should we have 50
! long neglected serving the homeless
/ la this way--why aren't all our
downtown city churches used foE
! Just such a haven?
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The HOrOscOpe
Tncsdnr. March as. tn.n
'-Ths stars incline bot DO nor eo,,,.,,
Cpt. ie12. by Mcclure Kewapaue, ~,


This is rather an uncertain Al.
according TO astrology. for alibo9V
the Sun and Jupiter arc hotbt
benefic aspect, Saturn is stE6sy'
"uTi%s'i T6s new moon Of thi, ia g. =,
annular eclipse OF the sun.
The eclipse indicates that fHe,,,..
In taxation will be necessary to N.Y..
some expansion in public ox6ss..
and Tor that reason may bc .1od =.
the success OF the soldiers lgpps
The position Of Saturn iu .lo tbi..
house IS bad for railway s'.cks a,
noting depreciation. W.
Agriculture should benefit. 10 Oh.
signs are rightly interprpreJ s.g
farmers will receive good U.lsrs ~,
their crops.
Mars In the fifth house .r s,r...
10 Mercury foroshadows m..v criT,,
against women and childr...
Fires and accidents I'm schools ana
places OF amusement again ane prog'
nosticated. '
The late spring IL likclv IN b..
time Of much illness AMONG. Il"
classes. for unusual weather rkH
tions will prevail. Maladir. aik~
ing the digestive system ari feNA,
seem to- be indicated.
The lunation Is unfavorablo 10 Nh.
shipping interests and saous 20 ei,,
warning Of prolonged r..dgd ",
commercial readjustmont.
Mercury IS in n place bpHor.oa IN
presaEe exciting debates rcudir-
bitter personalities I'm congress md
other legislative bodies.
Today should be lucky rpr rs,,
business ventures, but tho osrll,.
hours will be better for promoiior
plans or efforts mean. 30 iate,c,,
Cnpital.
Tho evening should be most fov.
orablo for association with mon q,
distinction nnd their entort4iqmer.
Is happily directed by the STARS
There is a sign particularly ad.
NvantaEeous for persons who carr,
heavy responsibilities. whether tbey
be official. financial or commercial
Persons whose birthdate Il is NAV
have year OF much activity conneg.
cd with more or less strain. Tl,,
should pursue routing affairs
Children born on this dav prob.
ably will be exceedingly lovable ana
popular. They should succeed hettsr
as employees than In indcpender,
business ventures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
lust Folks
THE IMPORTANT TRNIT
Copyright, 1899, by Edgar a, Guest

tuts iNilAlhN NM Y ~ W.
Three traits There were one summer day
who watched the people come and go,
And started in friendly way
Discussing them. the h!gh and low
said Skill "No ono AMOUNTS 90 much
Unless he has my clever touch
ON hearing this, young strength replied
90; am the one the people need.
/ hold this cannot be denied
/ am the backbone uf the deed
For who would rise above the thrung
Requires "a body fit and strong,
Discuss this question as You will,
But YOU have nothing for your palms,
For neither of you, strength or Skiu,
can get along" said Brains
without mo. both OF you must fall
! am master trait OF ALL
In violent arugmcnt the three
Engaged, until there came along
stranger woudrous fair 10 see,
Who stopped TO ask them what was wrong,
said they. "ro end this bitter strife,
Tell which OF us counts most IN lite?'
The stranger smiled and shook his head.
Though each of YOU Is fair to own,
From me accomplshu cnt is hrod,
You three could mot succeed alone.
save ! am there the dream falls dead
For am Faith the stranger said,