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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12

Como informamos oportunamente, al
dar cuenta de las reuniones celebradas
por los republicanos, para acordar-es
una fuerza poderosa, Quasi inconteni-
he, que domina dicha colectividad-la
ruptura Official del Partido con ell go
Lernador Towner, es un hecho cierto
va que Ia asamblea extraordinaria de
esa agrupaci6n empezara ell sabadO, 8
de JUNO, las 9 de la manana, en- el
s3tio Cle oportunanente Sc fijara.
La impression que reina, con respecto
este acto, es que sera verdadera-
mLente sensational, pues, segdn opinan
le: comentaristas Sc pronunciaran dis
cursos hagelantes, catapdlticos, de cads
tica agresividad contra ell Executive, en-.
los cuales los oradorcs expondran todos
sus argumentos en- contra del Goberna-
dor, censurando con marcada acritud
su politica administrative, por consi-
derarla perjudicial sus intereses de
Partido, rompiendo asi TODD nexo, todo
Nazo, con MIR. Towneri y ratiicar, nue.
vamente, que la colectividad Sc halla
cdmpletamente desligada del Gobier
40. He aqui, pues, la actualidad po-
Utica palpitante.
Ahora bien, todo el Inundo considera
cue la importancia y trascendencia de
esa reunion son innegables, No obstan-
te, ante estas circunstancias, que los
llnionistas consideran como ell enterra-
miento del Partido Republican,, aun
cuando este haya hecho esfuerzos por
parecer impavido, muchos de sus CO.
rreligionarios mas prominentes Sc han
extremecido dentro de sus trajes, exte-
riorizando algunos, en- familia, su mar
cado disgustO por la iniciativa adopta-
ds, la cual eonsideran como ell prologo
dc una tragedia que Sc avecina,
Con motive de esta situaci6n y de-
seosos de conocer ell parecer de los ele-
mentos directories del Partido, hemos
Csmbiado impresiones aver con estos, a
fin de dar a nuestros lectores una vi
sion exacta del verdadero estado de
dicha colectividad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12
EN- BUscA DE ELLos

Y feles nuestro lena de informado-
res, Salimos aver por la madana en-
tusca de ellos. Nuestro prop6sito era
yer los lideres de las minorias repu-
blcanas en- la Legislature, sefores
Tous Soto Y Gonzalez Mena. i. Pero no
les hallamos. Al flo de las 10 entramos
a la Camara, buscando a don Enrique.
No estaba. Un escaso nImero de repre-
sentantes leian, hacian desperezos y
colaban los pies sobre los escafios. Pc
70, entire ellos, no estaba Ell Sr. Con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12
La preSenCia de los Ederes repubI-
CanOS en- Ia FOrtaIeza no eS un in
diGO de que ha CesadO Ia Campana
ernprUndida en- contra del GObernddOr
FL ST. R. II. Todd vSit6 aver eI PaIaCiO y COnfe-
renG6 con eI Jefe Executive. --POSibIeS aCuerdoS
que adOptaran en- Ia anunCada dSamblea del PartldO

Ea1ez Mena (don Enrique). Inquirimos
su paradero. Sc hospeda en- Santurce.
Desistimos, necesariamente. Antes de
salir, dimos la Ultima ojeada al salon.
iNadal Mejor dicho bastante, pues en-
tire los legislatures ALI presentes esta-
la Ell sr. Baig6s Gomez, unionista, Gu
va silueta cuadrada, maciza, recorta
sus aristas en- ell fondo de la sala, preci-
samente dentro del cuadrante que for
man los muros, donde penden los gigan
tes retratos, de los Presidentes de la
Camara: ''la hermosa cabeza inteligen-
tie y audaz de Jose de Diego; Ell rostro
(COntinua en- La 5a. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12

Automovil Page Sc vende por te=
ner que ausentarse su dueiio ana
tes del Is de mayo, de z pasaje-
ros con solo tres meses de uso en-
magnlfico estado y seis gomas
casi nuevas con equipo complete.
Puede verso calle Comercio No. 2,
Miramar. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12
NO HABRA CAMBIO DE I'M
PRESIONES ENTIRE INGLATE
RRA Y EE. UU.

LoNDREs, mayo IL. (Cable fran
ces).-Lord Stanley Baldwin ha infor-
mado en- la c$niara de los Comunes
que la Gran Bretafa no tiene inten
cion de cambiar impresiones con ell 60
bierno de Washington proposito de la
Ultima nota que ell canciller Cuno diri-
gi6 los Aliados en- relacion con las
indemnizaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12

dio lectura a varios proyectos de Ley
presentados, entire ellos uno Gle los Sc
nores Garcia Ducos Y Ramirez, para
establecer en- Puerto Rico una Ley de
Boxeo.
FL senior Garcia Duc6s solicit6 que
su nombre fuese retirado de ese pro-
yecto porque el no era coautor del mis-
mo y que ademas el no era partidario
del boxeo y 81 de la jugada de gallos.
No habiendo otro asunto Sc levanto
"a session hasta las doce de la noche.
A petici6n del sefior Hernandez L6-
pez Sc constituy6 ell Senado en- session
ejecutiva para discutir los nombranien-
tos.
Ell senior Tous Soto radic6 su voto
disidente, el cual pasamos transcri-
bir.
VoTO DISIDENTE
Ell Senador que suscribe, en- repre-
sentacion de Ia minoria Republican,,
disiente del dictamen de la mayoria y
hace constar su oposicion que Sc con-
firmen las nominaciones hechas por ell
Gobernador Towner de don Pedro N. Or
tiz, como Comisionado de Sanidad. de
don Ramon Siaca Pacheco para supe-
! rintendente de Elecciones Y de don
Eduardo Urrutia para Marshal de la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan. Sec
Primera, por los motives siguientes:
NoMBRAMIENTo DE DON PEDRO
N. ORTIZ
No tenemos NADIA que opener a la
idoneidad y honorabilidad del DR.. Or
tiz. No tenemos el honor de conocerle.
Nos oponemos la confirmation de la
nomination que de este caballero ha
hecho ell Gobernador porque este es Ell
tl!timo de cinco nombranlientos de Je-
fes de importantes departamentos del
Gobierno que la Ley Organica pone en-
manos del Gobernador de Puerto Rico,
en- todos ellos Ell Executive, delibera-
da y acknowledgements ha ignorado al
Partido Republican, Portorriquefio. Ell
Gobernador ha designado para los re-
feridos circo Departamentos don
Eduardo Saldana, unionista (nombrado
(Continia en- la "A. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12
AYISO O
MUNIcIPIo DE SAN JUAN
sERvIcIo DEL AcUEDUCTo


A partir del dia 10 de mayo, Y hasta
nuevo aviso, Ell servicio de suministro
dc aqua a San Juan, Puerta de TERRA,
sarturce y Rio Piedras, sc verifcara
EN- las horas siguientes:
PoR LA MANANA
MEDIoDLA
De IL 2
PoR LA TARDE
De 10 P. M.
Esta medida ha sido adoptada eau
sa de la poca cantidad de aqua que en-
Ia actualidad tiene Ell Rio Piedras. La
Administrator toma medidas para no
privar al prblico de este servicio impor
tante, sobre todo en- horas en- que ell
consume de aqua es rigurosamente ne
ceSario. Sc ruega todos cooperen con
la Administrator por medic de un uso
econ6mico del aqua, a fin de que has
rcstricciones de esta interruption del
servicio causen el menor malestar po-
sible.
Por el presente, Sc notifca al pu
blico en- general, cue queda terminan-
temente prohibido Ell uso del aqua para
el riego do jardines Y para cualquier
otro fin que no sea Ell domestico, 0
para auuellas aplicaciones industriaIes
er que Ell aqua sea absolutamente nece-
saEia. La policia, y todo ciudadano, es-
ia en- Ell deber de denunciar toda in
fracci6n a esta prohIbici6n de imperio-
Sd necesidad.
Martin TRAvIESO,
Comisionado de Servicio P6blico,
Policfa y Prisiones, Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12

81 500, pues los republicanos nos i'm
porta POGO un nombramiento mas o un
nombramiento menos. Lo que parece ha
Der sembrado el mayor descontento es
el hecho de que despues de anunciar ell
Gobernador su proposito de rodearse
de los hombres mas capaces y mejores,
sin tener en- cuenta su filiaci6n politi-
ca, ignore por complete los hombres
del partido Republican,, escogiendolos
todos, con exception del senior Bonner,
que no pertenece a ningdn partido local,
del seno de la Urion de Puerto Rico.
Yo creo que siendo la Union ell par
tido que gan6 las iltimas eleccfones.
es logico y prudente que ell Goberna-
dor designara dos unionistas. Pero me
parece que tambien debio designar un
republicano.
Y al no hacerIo, despu6s de haber
anurciado que nombraria los mejores
hombres no importa cual fuera ell par
lido que pertenezcan, ha actuado CO.
mo 81 en- ell partido Republican, no
exiStiesen hombres de la mas alta com
petencia para desempefiar cualquier car
go en- ell Gobierno de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12

A MOLER vIDRIo que EEL
BOSQUE DE BOLoNIA" segui-
ra siendo la QUINCALLA mas
popular de San Juan por 10 ba=
ratisino que vende y por 10 sur
tida que esta.
SO = SAN SEBASTIAN = 33
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12

No me atrevo a afrmar que ell Co.
bernador actuara maliciosamente. Es
probable que 10 hiciera sin intencion
(Continia en- la Ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12

Creo que esa actitud del Gobernador
no es justa. En- nuestro partido hay
hombres de irdiscutible capacidad y
merftos revelantes tanto por sus cond1-
clones intelectuales como por su carac
ter honradez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-12

Es de sentirse que el Gobernador no
10 tuviera asi en- cuenta, dando lugar a
que surgieran disgustos que siempre son
desagradables.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-02

Anniversary &0 6n
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One Of our best selling open
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treat for Anniversary shoppers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-02

cotton crop, which occurred during
August, was checked during the lat
ter days of the month by general
rains," says the report. while the
rains have greatly benefited the
plant, the appearance Of insects in
large numbers, particularly in west
and northwest Texas, where the crop
is not fully matured, has operated
to offset this improvement. The
Governments August rs report es-
timated the Texas crop at 3.722,00O
bales, which promises yield SUB
stantia1ly larger than last years
production. A crop Of approximately
this size, with the price at the
present level, will bring the farmers
the largest returns of any year since
1919"
"The prospect of a cotton crop
which will exceed last years pro-
duction, the steady advance in the
price which is being paid for the
staple, and the quickened demand
for merchandise in both wholesale
and retail channels of distribution,
have strengthened the optimism
of producers. and have brought
about strong undertone of con-
fidence in commercial channels"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-02
By CALVIN COOLIDGE,
President OF tho United states.

Copyright, 1928. by Cosmopolitan
News Service.)
It is not so much what we earn
today as what we save today that
determines our position tomorrow.
The people Of past ages did not
fail to work, often times they put
forth great effort, but what they
produced they at once consumed.
They did not get ahead. They
made no progress. There came e.
time when they began to accumu-
late a surplus. From that hour
civilization began to appear. The
foundation Of it ali was thrift.
On it was built character. 1t is
the test Of the power of self
control.
Out OF self-control by the In
dividual grew the principle of self
government by the people. But
the basis of it all is thrift.
No man is so poor that he
cannot begin to be thrifty. No
man is so rich that he does not
need to be thrifty.
The margin between success and
failure, between respectable place
in life and comparative oblivion, is
very narrow. 1t is measured by q
single word, thrift.
The man who saves is the man
who will win.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-02
COOLIDGE URGES
HABIT Of
THRIFT I .
Ability to Save Is Test OF
Self Control, Says
President.

The greatest minds of the
tOorld haze Gsc4ibed the stable adj
Udascenaert of America to the IN
stiracttVe thrift of its people.
Thrift has become the keynote OF
progress. At this period In Ameri-
can history deposits IN savings
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fore. It is dpropos, therefore,
that the President of the United
States should 4OYite has UiepOs on
THRIFT. This statement, qCrit-
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tan NeaOs Service, foIlOaDs:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-02
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-02
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-02
Falling Limb Kills Man.

BLOOMSBURY, Pa, Oct. o..
Richard Shulz, fifty years old, a
Benton lumberman. was killed al
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he apparently thought the tree
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-02
TEXAS EXPECTS
BIG COTTON
CROP
Dallas Reserve Bank Finds
Business Improving
Under Prospect.
By cosmopoIitan News Service.

Despite the considerable deterio.
ration in the cotton crop during Au.
gust, the estimated yield win sub.
atantially exceed last years produc-
ton, says the report of the Federal
Reserve Bank Of Dallas. Tex.
The sharp deterioration in the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-02
The Rising Tide Of Values at Full Flood Wednesday,
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-02
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-13

cried Tiny Mite.
The lightning bug picked up his
ears. He heard that yawn and he
winked at himself.
why, yes i can take YOU to the
moon," he answered. "Just close
your yes and we'll soon be there
You might get dizzy if you kept them
OPEN"
"All right said Tiny Mite
scrogging them up tight. They're
shut"
Then the lightning bug flew
straight to a moon-vine and lit on
one of the big white round flowers.
The real moon had gone under q
cloud and no one could see it.
as this it?' asked Tiny Mite open
ing his eyes. Are we there:"
YES" answered the bug.
"Oh. isn't the moon lovely.' cried
Tiny Mite. And doesn't it smell
grand" And he shifted and shifted
Then he yawned again.
Il believe I'm sleepy he mur-
INJURED. Il believe I'll sleep on the
moon. Good night, lightning bug"
What happened then I'll tell YOU
tomorrow, my dears. And how the
Twins rescued him!
Ito Be Continued.)
! Copyright 1872, NEA Service, Inc.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-13


When Tiny Mite flew away on a
lightning bug one night he had no
idea where he was going.
All he knew was that the moon
looked like big silver plate, the lit
lie stars like sugar and the world
lille great big plum pudding, dark
and smelling forty ways at once like
forty kinds of perfume.
"Gid APP" cried Tiny Mite, click
ing his tongue and digging his heels
into his willing steel. "Gid ap and
take me to the end of the earth. I'm
tired of just seeing Pee Wee Land
under the burdocks and no place
else. Just plumb tired of it. Gid
APP"
The lightning bug didn't say any
thing but he went on and on and
kept his lantern burning as brightly
as he could. He wasted electricity
something 0wful-he did
my this is fine!" cried Tiny Mite.
Suddenly he had an idea. "Could
you fly to the moon with me on you
I want to see what it's like up there.
/ want to say how do you do TO the
Moon Man."
Tiny Mite yawned. He was get
ting sleepy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-13
CHAPTER 2

Quickly the little advenu padding with his hands
This toward the
drifting
the Jack decided the wooden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
'TigerRose'
Wins Favor
Lenore Uric Stars in
Familiar Part

The new film at the Strand tho.
alter. which opened Saturday. is
Tiger Rose" the Warner Brothers
screen version OF David Belasco's
famous play Of the same name.
Starring in this picture Is Lenore
Uric, the Belaseo star, who made
such tremendous hit portraying
the title role OF this play on the
legitimate stage. Miss Uric once
more outdid herself in her latest at
tainmeni. creating a sensation In
the film version OF her play.
Her acting in Tiger Rose" IS OF
an intangible quality and that very
factor Is responsible for her remark
able rise TO fame. from a modest be
ginning 10 coveted rank In the
theatrical world.
I.enore Uric immortallzes this
play and the character OF the wild
cat child OF the Canadian woods,
inheritinE an instructive hatred for
all things religious. in her imper.
sonation OF "Tiger Rose" The char.
acter permits the talented actress
20 run the entire gamut OF human
emotions from the fearless child OF
tho woods on into the woman's
sphere OF romance and love where
her heart is frayed and beaten by
circumstances beyond her control.
The entire picture sclntillates with
the brilliant, spontaneous acting OF
the characters. The scenes are full
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
CANAL COST
HIGH, CLAIM

CHICAGO. Dec. %. Declaring
that canal transportation, contrary 10
popular belief IS more contly than
railroad transportation. II. G. Moul.
ION. director Of the Institute Of Eco.
nomics. Of washington, ID. C., assert.
ed in an address here that inland
water routes can be maintained only
By state or federal government sub.
sidy. Mosltop. speaking at an educa.
tional conference under the auspices
OF the National transportation 1nstl'
tute. declared that the subsidy took
the form OF the governments bearing
all the expenses Of buildings, equip.
ping and maintaining the water
routes.
"Only very short canals which con.
meet long stretches Of naturally navl.
gable waters can be profitable" said
Aioulton. River transportation raro.
~ rs economical. Few Of our streams
can be used without constructing
channels that cost more than would
the building OF rail route"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Jackie Coogan Triumphs
in "Long Live the King
By NICK SCHWARTZ

II you 10 TO the Liberty this week,
expecting TO see an exceptionally or
unusually great picture In Long
Live the kins." YOU might be dis
appointed, but II you 40 to be truly
entertained, or just TO see Jackie
coogan. sou probably VIII bo moro
than satisfied, For while tho beauty
and magnitude OF the production are
commondable features, Jackie Coo
gan'A portrayal OF little Prince otto
IN the real reason fof the pictures
tremendous success.
Tho story. altho Il drifts NJ times
pretty well away from the realms OF
probability, Is not impossible. 80 tho
cynie cannot condemn II on that
point. However there "A little need
10 discuss the story. Tor the major,
ity OF fiction readers--and that IN
probably the majority OF ploture,so'
ors know the story. and know that
1t was one OF Mary Roberts RInc.
harris best.
but Jackie coogan Is better In
| TINS picture thaH you might cxpoci
him 90 be. e*er tho sho part he
plays is altogether different from
anything no ever attempted before
In THE Kid" Jackie was a poor lit
Tie street urchln. and In "ollver
Twist his role was practically the
same. Then he took little higher
step In Toby Tyler" and now. IN
Long Live the King" he Is real
hlue.bloodcd prince and still he fits
the role perfectly. We're now con
WINGED that Jackie can play any
kind OF kid" rolc nearly to pertcc
ton,
\ MARY Roberts Rinohart hersel
said "Jacile has a great deal NOR,
than mere personality and charm
He is really an actor. capable o
throwing himself whoic.hcartedl,
into the part he IL playing"
i And Jackie isn't getting 'blg-hcai
cd about his success. either