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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
Ell LCdO. Rafael Rivera ZayaS
haCe un IuminOSO iRfOrnle en-
ell case pOr dGSaCatO contra
nueStrO director, senior Real
La corte sc reserve ell fallo has
ia el proximo microbes

Aver por la nranana las naeve Sc
constituyo Ell Tribunal de Distsito de
osta ciudad, distrito primero, y despues
de yer algunos casos civiles que esta-
Ian sefialados, Sc procedio a celebrar
"a vista del case por desacato iaeoado
contra nuestro Director, sr, Rea: por Ia
publication del fnforme rendid7 por Ell
Gran Jmado de la precita7c Corte,
con motive de las investigacionez prac
ticadas en- relacion con ciertas irregu-
laridades que Sc declan comesidas por
sltos funcionarios en- el manejo de los
1ondos pilblicos.
Ell juez Foote anuncio que ci manda
miento original habia sido enlnendado
en- ell sentido de que donde decia ''Edi-
tori debia leerse "ediror y director"
y sgregando al expediente copia de
Ia orden dictada por la Corte. en- vir-
sud de la cual Sc negaba 6sta a recibir
les informes rendidos por ell Clan Ju-
RADIO.
Los selores Cayetano Cel y Cuchl y
Rafael Rivera zayas, abogados de nues
fro Director, Sc opusieron estas en-
miendas y solicitaron que asf Sc hicie-
ra constar en- record.
AL anunciar ell Lcdo. Rivera zayas
que tenia dispuesta copia de la con-
testaci6n al mandamiento, que. guerra
entregarla al Fiscal para su notifca-
c;6n, ell Juez, como no estuviera presen
te en- la Corte dicho funcionario orde-
no que SO comunicara asi al Attorney
General, para que este designara en-
su lugar un fiscal que asistic.a a la
vista suspendio 6sta hasta las once
dc la mafiana.
A las once de la msfiana Sc reanud6
la session compareci6 en- representa-
ci6n del Pueblo, el Fiscal sr. Massari
uuien como prueba adicional presentt
la Corte ell ntmero de Ell MUNDo
correspondence al dfa seis del corrier
to y en- Ell eual apareci6 publicada Ia
crden de la Corte negandose a recibii
los informes del Gran Jurado.
Los abogados defensores Sc opusie.
ron, pero la Corte admitio Ell cjemplal
del periodico como prueba.
No habiendo ninguna otra pruaba qut
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
La reunion de SenadOres que
Sc CeIebrard hOyGn FOrtaIeza ha
prOduCidO gran pdniCO entire los
dos paTtidOs de la minOria
Hoy Sc reunira la Comision Eco
monica del Senado

Con motive de la convocatoria hecha
cor el Gobernador a los miembros del
Senado Insular, para discutir con ellos
en- la Fortaleza, las cuestiones todas re-
lacionadas con la Administration de la
isla principalmente la question de los
nombramientos, los partidos en- lnillo-
ria, de acuerdo con nuestros informes,
cstan sobrecogidos por 81 panico, pues
presienten que esta actittd del Gober-
nador. obedece a su deseo de arreglar
todas las diferencias entire el el par
lido de la mayoria.
Parece, juzgar por nuestras infor-
maciones, que ell Gobernador, en- vista
de los illtimos acontecimientos y del
grave aspecto que han tornado los asurl-
tos en- Washington, We su salvacion en-
un possible effective entendido con los
lfderes de la Union, asi como con el
nror6sito de terminar de esta manera
la incesante controversial cue con este
notivo ha venido sosteniendo desde su
llegada al pals, y 10 cual lie ha evitado
hacer alguna obra de gobierno en- Puer-
to Rico.
Al esta confe-encia con los senadores
Sc le ha concedido extraordinaria i'm
portancia, pues SO cree que clio obedece,
aparte de las razones que dejamos di-
chas, al hecho de que Ell Gobernador
desea informar a la Administration ma
cional que ha llegado a un entendldo
con ell partido de la mayoria y detener
asi la Immediate accion que segun nues-
tro servicio cablegrafco Sc intenta
adoptar por la Administration de Wash
ington para terminar cuanto antes Ia
crisis politica por que atraviesa Ia
isla.
Hemos cambiado impresiones con al
gunos prominentes hombres publicos y
su opinion unanime es que la solucion
de este estado de cosas depende en-
gran parte de la actitud que adoptsn
hoy en- la Fortalcza los senadores de la
mayoria, v sc cree que clio decidira el
problema de 81 Ell Gobernador Rely Sc
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Ell fantaSma de una
lueVa guerra Spa-
TGCeatlOTa en- Geneva
Omitted Press)
CvIA "ALL AMERICAN CABLES ,

ROMA, abril 17-El presidente de /;
delegation italiana en- Geneva y JEFF
del Gabinete, senior luigi Facta, quier
ha permanecido aqui dos dfas con mo
two de las Pascuas, declare anoche, mo.
mentos antes de tomar ell tren que 10
conduce las conferencias, que ell trata-
do reciproco frmado entire los gobier-
nos de Berlin y Moscd, es el fantasma
avisador de una nueva v horrible confia-
graci6n de naciones
Ademas de exponer su juicio propio el
sefior Facta hizo constar que la delega-
ci6n de Francia Inglaterra no ha visto
con buenos ojos la adopci6n de dicho
tratado sin contar con la oposici6n de
los representatives de Relgica y ann de
la misma Italia, los cuales no consideran
lfcito el convenio germano -ruso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

Quo la acusaci6n en- este case no
ccntiene hechos sufcientes para cons
tituir un desacato de acuerdo con la
ley, por tanto, la Corte carece de ju-
risdicci6n para substanciar este proce-
dimiento.
La acusaci6n no alega que Sc dictara
oroen alguna prohibiendo la publca-
ci6n de los informes en- ella menciona-
dos; no alega que la orden, 81 exists
alguna, Sc haya dictado en- relacion
con un pleito o accion pendiente ante
la Corte; no determine especifcamente
Ia clase de informes publicados de tai
manera que el acusado pueda i5entif-
carlos y defenderse; no estabIece donde
SO puDlica Ell peri6dico Ell HTUNDo,
ri 81 ha circulado, con dichos informes
riblicamcnte dentro de Ia jurisdic-
(continda en- la pag. SaJ
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SOLAMENTE Sc ESPE-
RA UNA COMUEICA-
CION OFFICIAL DEL GO
BERNADOR INFORMAN-
DO ACERCA DE LA
SITUACION

WASHINGTON, abriI IT.
socho de la noche) -. Ell Sc
cretario de la Guerra, seiior
Weeks, Y el presidente Hard
ing celebraron hoy en- ell des-
pacho Official de este dltimo
la anunciada conferencia SO
bre los asuntos de Puerto
Rico.
Fueron discutidos amplia-
1nente las medidas que de-
ben ser adoptadas para ha-
GER desaparecer ell sentiJnien
to anti -reylista en- Puerto Ri
co, pero no Sc lego a una de
cision concluyente, pues Sc
espera una communication off
cial del gobernador Reilly,
informando acerca de la 81
tuacion,
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UN CERTERO ATAOUE DE LOS
REV0LUCIONARIOS
IRLANDESES

DUBLIN, abril 17.-Un informe of
cial comunica que los partidarios de
Collins, al atravesar una de las carrete
ras que une esta capital con las po-
blaciones limitrcfes, fueron atacados
por los repubIicanos. Los partidarios de
Collins carituraron uno de los revo-
lucionarios en- los momentos en- que Sc
disponia a lamar una bomba. Uno de
los automobiles blindados, donde iban
defensores del Estaao Iibre, fue redu-
cido escombros muriendo sus tripnlan-
tes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
Hoy Teatro OIin1po Hoy
Grandioso Acontecimiento Artfstico
DEBUT - DEBUT
DEBUT
DEBUT
CARMEN FLORES

y LA BAILARINA FERIMAR
Una sola Tanda las s de Ia Noche
1o.-'' sEDUCIR A LOS HoMBREs',
por la muy genial artista Viola Dana
2o.-Presentacion de La hermosisima
Bailarina HERMAN en- sus Bal
les Internacionales.
o.-cARMEN FLORES on los ndmeros
siguientes:
mi Nombre Presentation
|2-Las Perchelerass sCuplS'
8 Valencia" Canci6n Regional
4-Mi Debelida- Couple
5-La Cruz de Mayo canci6n'
6-La Bandolera Brava Canci6n"
LA zingara Errante-" Cuple"
g. -Macarenas Canci6n''
Presentation espl6ndida.
Todos los dias Nuevos Cuplets
PRECIos: Matinee con la pelicula So.
Iamente, Is 10 ctvs.
NOCHE: :-Lunetas numeradas cua1ouier
piso, $1.oo; Paleos de sillas, $4.C0;
Palcos con sillas, $500
Mafiana: :-2da- function de CARMEN
FLORES y de la Bailarina HERMAN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

rresentar por parte del Fiscal, ell Ledo
Rivera zayas da lectura a Ia contesta-
cion. que al mandamiento de la Corte
hace el acusado por conducto de sus
ahogados, y el texto de la cual publi-
camos continuation:
EN- LA CoRTE DE DIsTRITo DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN. P. R. PRIMER DIsTRITo
EsTADos UNIDos DE AMERICA
Ell PREsIDENTE DE LOS EE. UU.-
S.
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO
Demandante
VS..
RoMUALDo REAL,
Demandado.-
Mo-
DEsACATo.-
FgFa4asg
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
OTRA CONFERENCIA PARA
RESOLVER LA HUELGA

PITTsBURG, abril 17.-se han publi-
cade las condolences para la conferen-
cia que Sc efectuara esta noche aqui
relativa la huelga de mineros.
Los representatives de los obreros Sc
han resignado aceptar ciertos reparcs
references los salarSos en- los trabajos
nocturnos de las lninas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
cTRA GRAN FUNCIoN EN-
Ell CINE PUERTO RICO

Esta noche, martes, Sc ce1ebrara esl
cl cine Puerto Rico uno dc los me-
jores espectaculos de la temporada. Sc
ra exhibida la Sa. jornada de ia gran
diosa production 'Trabajo", tomada
del libro de zola, Y habra regalcs es.
plendidos. FL Puerto Rico esta, por
consiguiente, de placemes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
ssMACHo HEMBRA"

Yea esta colossal pelfcula (1o actos,
{ estrellas) en- Ell CINE LUNA Ell
mas centrico de San Juan, ell Microbes
49, Matinee noche.
Pronto "BoUCLEFTE'' Exito rui-
doso. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
UNA SUCURSAL DEL BANCO
DI ROMA EN- WALL STREET

NUEvA YORK, abril 17.-El Depar-
tamento Bancario del Estado acaba de
hacer publico un decreto autorizando al
Banco di Roma, para establecer una su-
cursal en- Ell centro fnanciero de Wall
Street.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
La coMIsIoN EcoNoMIcA

Hoy Sc reunira la comision Econ6mi-
ca v SO espera que en- dicha reunion lia-
bran de tratarse importantes asuntos de
indole economical.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
LA JUNTA CENTRAL Sc
REUNIo ANocHE

Anoche Sc reuni6 Ia Junta Central
para discutir 81 los Senadores debian ir
o no coaferenciar con el Gobernador,
pues algunos sostenian el criterio de
que debia comunicarsele que ST el que
ria tratar algun asunto, su deber era
convocar al Senado session extraordi-
maria y hacerlo asi por Ia via legal y
Gle manera Official
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CoNTEsTAcIoN
DEsAoATo.-

comparece el acusado, por cJnducto
de los abogados que suscribe2 en-
cbediencia al mandamiento de esta
Hon. Corte, respetuosamente expone:-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
Teatro "Rialto''

HOY MARTES HOY
El grandioso film" en- que to-
man parte mas de Glen hermo-
sisiinas muieres. las mas beIIas
de los Estados Unidos.
LA NOVA DE NEPTUNE,
en- la cual reaIiza I'm trabaio
insuperable la estreIIa
ROXIE ARMSTRONG
mo dele de. yer esa grandiosa
creacion!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
Cordova Davila ha cancelado su pasaje.
Manifesto que su presencia en- Washing
ton es ahora mas necesaria que nunca
(UN1TED PREss)
VIA "ALL AMERICA CABLES

VIA "ALL AMERICA CABLES"
WASHINGTON, abril 16.-
Ell comisionado Residente
de Puerto Rico, Hon. Felix
Cordova Davila ha decidido
suspender su anunciado via
je a Puerto Rico, dando or
denes al efecto para que
sean cancelados los pasajes
cue va habla separado.
Ell Representative de Puer
to Rico que tenla interes par
ticular en- confsrenciar con
los l1deres del partido Unio-
nista ha declarado, enfatica7
mente, que su presencia en-
Washington es ahora mas
necesaria cue nulca.
LA CONFERENCIA EN-
TIRE Ell PRESIDENTE
HARDING Y Ell SECRE-
TARTO WEEKS SE CE-
LEBRARA EN- Ell TRANS
CURSO DE LA ACTUAL
5EMANA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

quedara no rigiendo los destinos de
la isla durante todo Ell tsrmino de su
administrator.
Lo que decimos anteriormente coinci-
de con el texto del despacho que pu-
tlicamos en- esta misma edici6n, dando
cuenta de que en- la ~conferencia entire
Harding y Weeks no Sc lego un
acuerdo defnitivo, pendientes del reci-
bo de una communication del Goberna-
dor informando acerca de la situaci6n,
10 que hace presumir l6gicamente que
ell Gobernador ha cablegrafado a
Washington anunciando que va a confe-
renciar con los senadores y espera ARE
glar con ellos defnitivamente la con-
troversia que existe entire el y Ell par
lido de la mayoria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

WASHINGTON, abril IT,
Sc espera que la conferencia
anunciada entire ell seSreta-
rio de la Guerra Sr. Weeks
y ell Pie. Harding Sc efectua-
ra en- cualquiera de los d1as
de la semana en- curse. La
question fundamental cue Sc
relaciona con los asuntos de
Puerto Rico con Ell fiji de lie
gar a un acuerdo defl1itivo.
Embellishments despues
que sc celebre esta converse
cion Sc anuncia que saldra
para Puerto Rico, una con1i
sion integrada por elemen-
tos imparciales, para ilves-
tigar cuidadosamente la Ad-
ninistracion del gobernador
Reilly. ar la
Evening star., 1922-05-02
EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING
BY LAURA kIRKMAN.

cups of -four which You have sifted
with one-half teaspoon of soda. Add
III teaspoons of lemon juice and the
stiff1y beaten whites of 6 eggs. to
which you have added N cups of
powdered sugar. Fold in y of a cup
more of -four. stir into the batter a
thimble. a ring. coin and a button
little larger than the other. Bake 40
minutes in a moderate oven. then put
the cakes together like layer cake
with white frosting between them
the smaller cake on top Of the larger.
Ice with plain frosting. then decorate
with the following:
Ornamental Icing.-Put 2 egg
whites into a large bowl and stir in
gradually 2 tablespoons of confec-
TONERS sugar; beat vigorously for 2
minutes, then add a little more con-
fectioners' sugar in the same gradual
way-until you have added full cup
of confectioners' sugar. A wire whisk
is a good thing to beat with, or a per-
forated wooden spoon Add 2 tea
spoons of lemon juice, few drops at
a time. then add as much more con-
fectioners' sugar as is necessary to
make a frosting stiff enough to hold
its shape when a little Is turned out
onto a plate. Pipe this through a
pastry bag onto the cake. in any de-
sign desired. (The brides and groom 8
initials make a pretty decoration,
with circle around them.l
To make a white fruit cake out of
the brides cake recipe; given above.
simply add to the batter. before bak-
ing. a cupful of the following fruit
| mixed: Candied orange and lemon
peel. raisins stoned and chopped. also
small seedless raisins, dredged lightly
in a little -four.
Evening star., 1922-05-02

his throat until it seemed as if it
/ must surely burst. 1t was larger.
| much larger than Old Mr. Toad 8
| head. When those first sweet, clear
| notes came from it they were a little
| more tremulous than usual. Farmer
Browns Boy understood. Old Mr..
Toad was singing a song that was
| more than song of happiness: it was
a song of gratefulness as we'll. You
know Farmer Browns Boy had just
saved Old Mr.. Toad from Mr.. Black
snake.
One of Old Mr.. Toad's little cousins.
! a Hyla. who had been peeping so fast
that it was a wonder he could get his
| breath. noticed the difference in Old
Mr.. Toad's song.
Mr.. Toad" said he.
I've never before had such cause
to sing" replied Old Mr.. Toad.
II don't know of any better cause
for singing than the joy of spring."
declared the little Hyla.
Old Mr.. Toad, but there are other
causes for song. Did you ever look
down a Snakes throat?"
pepper the Hyla shivered. "Good-
! ness no, and hope l never will" he
exclaimed.
Ibid you ever start down a Snakes
throat backward?" inquired Old Mr..
Toad gravely.
Again Peeper shivered. "If I had 1
guess wouldn't be here now" said he
ugh! 1t makes me cold all over just
Just So" replied Old Mr.. Toad
"Just so. 1t would make you colder
still if you ever had done either OF
those things. I have done both. Just
little while ago I was so far down Mr..
Blacksnake's throat that l was taking
my last look at the blue. blue sky.
I hadn't the least idea that I ever
would sing again. 1t is because I am
here and can sing that there is
difference in my song. 1 am the most
grateful Toad that ever sang in the
The little Hyla's bulging eyes
bulged more than ever. ."Is-fs-is
Mr.. Blacksnake anywhere around here
now?' he asked in a very small voice.
'I don't think So" replied Old Mr..
Toad. 1.-THE last 1 saw Of him he was
he could, and you know that is very
fast indeed"
But if you were so far down his
throat how did you get out?" asked
the little Hyla. staring at Old Mr..
Toad as if he had never seen him be-
fore.
Old Mr.. Toad. who had resumed
singing, stopped again and told pepper
all about his terrible experience with
Mr.. Blacksnake and how just in the
nick of time Farmer Browns Boy
had set him free. The little Hyla was
very sober as he listened.
II understand now" said he. why
YOUR song is sweeter and more beauti-
full than ever before. 1t is because
it comes from a grateful heart"
Old Mr.. Toad nodded. ut comes
from a grateful and a happy heart"
said he. and once more filed his big
music bag.
Copyright. 1872. by T. W. Burgess.)
Evening star., 1922-05-02
Cakes for Your Wedding

Requests have come tumbling in for
wedding cake : and brides cake
recipes! 1t looks as If Cupid had been
very busy this year. You will find
the following reliable:
Wedding Cake.-Cream one pound
of butter and work one pound of
brown sugar into 1t gradually. Then
stir squares Of melted chocolate into
the mixture and beat well. Separate
the yolks from the whites of / dozen
eggs. beating the yolks till lemon-col-
ored: Add the beaten yolks to the
butter-sugar-and-c d-chocolate mixture
and stir in also one pound of flour
which you have sifted with the fol.
lowing ground spices: teaspoons of
cinnamon, 8 teaspoons of allspice. 2
teaspoons mace and 3 teaspoons OF
nutmeg. Now add 2 pounds Of raisins
dredged with very little flour (seed
the raisins and cut In pieces before
dredging), pounds Of the small seed
ed raisins whole, and also dredged
with little flour. Q pounds of citron
sliced thinly and cut in strips. l
pound of dried currants. Y pound of
candied lemon rind, Y pound candied
orange rind, glass Of grape jelly Cor
l cup of grape juice). the ~ egg
whites beaten stiff, and j tablespoon
Of hot water in which you have dis
solved " teaspoon Of soda. Put into
2 pans, cover each pan with buttered
paper and let steam in your steamer
for 4 hours. Finish cooking by leav-
ing in a warm oven overnight. Frost
it or not as desired. Make this sew
eral weeks in advance of the wedding.
Brides Cake-Cream 2s of cup of
butter and work into it gradually "a
Evening star., 1922-05-02
Brides Will Be Brides
By Lucille Van Slyke.

For another half hour the doctor
argued with his refractory patient.
and again he sought the hallway,
mopping his brow.
Hate to do it." he muttered. but
I'm afraid we'll have to give her some
md opats and garry yyhsaa her out &
Sue as though sheswere to blame for
her mistress obstinacy. rYou can
think of some
The telephone interrupted him. Su-
san turned from 1t with her eyes
TITS long distance calling, she
painted. '"They won't let me take the
message.it's San Francisco calling
for Mrs. John Lindsay"
She had raised her tones more than
she realized. The door back of her
was flung open. Behind them stood
Merriam, wrapped in the first. gar
ment she had caught up. an old tur-
quoise velvet evening coat that ac-
centuated her pallor. In spite OF them
1T must be about daddy-my own.
own daddy-get out of my way: DR.;
Lane" she cried sharply, "for Ill-Tlf
hit you with something--yes. yes"
she called into the mouthpiece.
Riehard. yes. Richard. I'll listen to
ycu-.I-i,m not angry with you
From across the continent came the
resonant tones of Richard Sfocum's
voice.
Landed an hour ago-your
fathers been his own dear self for
over two weeks now-gaining every
ininute-I'm bringing him back to
you. Merry. 1 blurted it all out to
him the other night on the steamer:
made: but he says that he thinks
you'll forgive me-because I found
him and because I'm bringing him
back to you. 1t was the only way I
had to show you how sorry l was
Could you be very careful. Merry, and
not say anything that would upset
him, anything emotional? Could you
be-just casual? He's waiting out
side the booth to speak to you. but
naturally he's bit upset-you must
be very. careful what you say to
She leaned against the wall. Her
eyes were closed, but her hand was
perfectly steady.
Yes, daddy dear" she crooned. as
his well beloved voice sang over the
wires. "I hear you just as plainly
oh. I'm ever so WE'LL" she lied bravely.
What am 1 doing? Why-I-I-"
she clutched at the nurse and swayed
Imply. I'm having a sort-of-sur-
laugh. "Of course. dearest, it's not a
patch on the party we'll have for you
when you-get home next week
wing. of course. I'll be a good Sirl.
daddy-you be good yourself-good-
bye"
The receiver dangled against the
wall. The doctor caught her before
she fell. But she was actually laugh
ing as she leaned against him.
"Panic's all over" she remarked
briskly. Dying postponed-indefin
itely-you can take me to forty hos
pitfalls for all I care. For oh. my dear
est. my dearest daddy is coming
home"
Copyright. 1927
Another episode of this story In to-
mOrr0vvsa Star
Evening star., 1922-05-02
Orange Mold.

Mix three cups of milk with eight
tablespoons Of cornstarch, put into a
saucepan and bring to the boil. Add
one tablespoon of butter, three table
spoons OF sugar, honey or syrup and
the yolks of three eggs. Cook for
ten minutes, stirring all the time
Stir in tho strained Juice and grated
rinds of two oranges and allow to
cool little. Beat UP the whites OF
three eggs to a stiff froth and fold
them into the mixture. Bring slowly
to the boil and pour into a wet mold
When firm turn out and garnish with
sections OF oranges. -