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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
LA FIESTA DE LA GRADUATION
EN- Ell CoLEGTo ROYAL GREGG

Con Ia magnificencia y esplendidez
acostumbrada celebr6 sus ejercicios de
graduation ell acreditado plantel de
cnsehanza de esta capital, Royal
Gregg, que con tanto acierto dir5ge
Ia notable educadora dofa Maria T
Camacho de Robes.
Despu6s de La sinfonia, pronuncio
un briIlante discourse de aperture. Ell
Director Escolar de esta capital, dor
jose Gonzalez Ginorio, quien en- bri-
1lantes parrafos hizo historic del CO.
legio, demostrando su gran importan-
cha para esta capital, en- 10 que res
Specta instruction.
Las encantadoras senoritas Horton
sia M9ndez. y Aurorita Saldaf1a, fue-
ron muy aplaudtdas por La manera ma
gistral con que tocaron varios nume-
ros de violin y piano.
Una recitaci6n del poeta Luis Pa
les Matos fu6 aplaudida delirantem"n
to Asi mismo, ell n1mero de cante'
con que ell tenor don Emilio Bouret,
deleit6 al selecto auditorio, que pre-
milo su labor con nutridos aplausos.
La sefiora Camacho de Robles, d1tec
.tora del Colegio, pronuncio un concep-
tuoso discurso, cautivando la aterc-on
del pnblico, cosechando una ca'uro-
sa ovaci6n al terminar. Inmediatamen
te, dicha DANA procedi6 a entrcgar los
diplomas a los graduados, dentro Gel
mayor entusiasmo, por parte Gle Ia In
mensa concurrencia.
Ell discurso de clausura estuvo a car
60 del brillante orador y jurisconsrl-
to, don Luis Mufioz Morales, quien es-
tuvo sencillamente magistral
Ell, MUNDO Sc complace en- fellcI-
tar la distinguida directora del acre
ditado Colegio Royal Gregg por ei
nuevo triunfo que acaba de afiadir a
su brillante carrera educativa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12

Con motiro de la Duterte d.
Ana Maria Hernandez de Red',
la Pl'ensd todd dc San Juan y
los numerosOs amigos de "a
prestigiosG fdmilid ReGi-Hey-
nGndez, han erte,iorizadO sus
Sentimientos de coRdolencia, e.
UiGBdOleS su p6Same.
Maestro q,terido compa6er3
don Romualdo Real, el dustre
portOrriquedo don Jose Conru-
DO He,ndndez y toda Ia fami-
Tia Hernandez Usera. nos ea-
cdrgGn que demos t0dos las
grdcids, pa que no puedeH con-
testdr por cGrta nj por telc-
grGmd, pruebas tan fehdeien-
tes de Soliddriddd y simpdtia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
Harry Wills vend6 a FirpO pOr decision
La Liga Civica hasta pocas hOras
antes estuvo trabajando &C.
tivamente

Canon Chase, Ministro de la Igle-
sa de Cristo en- Brooklyn y Presiden-
te de la Iiga Civica de Nueva York,
acompahado de Mr.. Giison. Sc perso-
naron en- las oiicinas del Attorney Ge-
neral con el fin de obtentr un inme-
diato arresto de FirpO para antes de
celebrarse ell match.
Sc cruzaron varios telcgramos entire
el Departamento de TrabajO Chase,
sin resultado practice alguno. Canon
Chase dijo que haria un sermon en- Ell
que iba a hacer alusi6n a esos espec-
taculos y en- ell directamente tildaria
al Gobierno de "debn' por no habsr
actuado con mano de hierrO en- este
case en- que segan 6l "El Gobierno
Sc enfrentaba de plano con los per-
versos instintos de explotadores sin
conciencia. "
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
UN BANQUETE EN- HONOR DE
HERNANDEZ USERA

Ell pr6ximo microbes II del presen-
te mes, ha sido ell dia escogido poT los
muchos amigos y admiradores 10 nnes
tro distinguido Y amigo compatriota'
Icdo. Rafael Hernandez Usera, para
obsequiarle con un banquetc uue en-
su honor SO celebrara en- ell Hotel Pa
lace.
Nuestro distinguido amigo faltana
desde hace algunos ahos en- la pat:ia'
v ahora, sus admiradores, desean cele-
brar su llegada, con dicho festival
que promote resultar lucidisimo, a tE7
gar por ell gran entusiasmo que re:na.
Bien merecido tiene ese honor, Guien
. tanto ha laborado en- ell extraniero por
los intereses de su pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
ma SanItarlO

otros desde hace algunas semanas. El
comercio, entire ambas antillas Sc ha-
"a mas intense, aumentara, va que asi
10 desean tanto puertorriquenos como
quisqueyanos.
La comisi6n que nos vista, es des-
de aver hu6sped de honor de nuestra
isla, y permanecera en- Puerto Rico
durante ounce dias.
Ell MUNDo Sc complace en- exten-
der su mas afectuoso saludo de bien-
venida los distinguidos visitantes,
deseandoles las mas gratas impresio-
nes durante su estadia en- nuestra is
Ia, asi como mucho exito en- Ell desem-
pefio de Ia mission que les ha traido
a nuestras playas. Vaya. nuestra mas
cordial bienvenida para los hermanos
dominicanos, que en- mission especial
tocan a nuestras puertas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
ell match que Sc verified anoche.
Las apuestas estaban hasta Ultima
hora a favor de Firpo

Seg1n los tlltimos cablegramas re-
dlbidns las apuestas Sc mantuvieron
siempre favor de Firpo. No ocurri6
en- esta pelea como en- la del campeo-
nato que llegaron apostarse cantida-
des fabulosas Esto SO debe a que la
opinion general esta en- que Firpo ha
de veneer.
Singulares apuestas, sin embargo, Sc
llevaron cabo sobre la base de que
Firpo venceria, segun unos en- el Guar
to round Otras apuestas Sc nevaren
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
Firpo vista al Ministro
argentine

POGO antes de partir para Hoboken
para ser reconocido por la comisi6n-
Firpo visit6 al Ministro Argentine a
quien dijO que ahOra como sismpre ha-
ria su mejor parte va que los Esta-
dos Unidos Sc habian propuesto hacer
(Continua en- la pagina -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
UNA cOMISION
HETEROGENEA.

La comisi6n dominicana, esta com
pueSta por distinguidos elementos. dc
Ia banca, La industrial, Ia agriccltura,
Ell comercio, sanidad benefcencia de
la antilla hermana, la cual nos unen
LAGOS de sangre.
ESt& Tornado dicha cnInisi6n por
los siguientes caballeros: don Jaime
Vidal, don Martin de Moya, don Ma
nuel A. Tavarez, don Socrates Nolas-
co, distinguido amigo nuestro, que has
Ia hace POGO fue consul domiaicano
en- nuestra isla, DR.. NJ A. Garrido, y Ell
Professor de Botanica, don Rafael Mos
coso. E
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
EsTRECHANDo Los
IAzoS DE UNION.

Es indudable que la administrator
del Presidente V&zquez, SO propone
estrechar los lazos de union que STEM
pre- han undo puertorriquehos y do
minicanos. Asi 10 ha hecho constar a
sn llegada a nuestra isla, ell nuevo
Consul dominicano que esta entire nos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
ENSAYOS DE HERNANDEZ USERA


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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
Ell rRoPosITo DE
GLA VISTA.

Deseosos de informar nuestros lee
torres sobre ell proposito de la vista
de tan, distingludos caballeros, uno de
nHestros redactores estuvo hablando
en- eli Hotel Palace, con nuestro dis
tinguIdo amigo, don Socrates Nolas-
co, donde fue visitarle. FL senior No
lasco, no pudo decirnos cual era ell OBJ
jeto de la vista, la mission que la CO.
mission viene a desempellar nuestra
isla, pues aleg6 para clio que deseaba
que la comisi6n conjunta hiciera Las
manifestaciones pertinentes no un
solo miembro de la misma.
El reporter no Sc di6 por vencido,
finalmente consigui6 su objeto en-
el DEPARTMENT. de Agricultural y Ira
bsjo, donde amablemente nos informa-
ron a ese respecto.
En- dicho departamento Sc ha recl-
bido Iltimamente un cablegrama, pro-
q cedente del Departamento de la Cue
FRA, en- ell cual Sc informa que dicha
comisi6n nos visitar4 con ell proposito
de estudiar la organization del De
partamento de Agriculture Traba
10, asf como ell sistema sanitario que
existe en- nuestra isla.
Ese es pues, el prop6sito primordial
que ha traido a la comision domini
cana a nuestra isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
A RECIBrRLES
AL MUEI.LR.

La comisi6n fu6 recibida en- el nue.
Lie, por el Comisionado del Interior.
don Guillermo Egteves, Comistonado
de Agriculture, don Carlos CEardon,
Comisionado de Sanidad, DR.. Pedro N.
Ortiz, ell Secretar1o del Gobernador,
Van Dusen, el conocido comerciante
de esta plaza, don Constantine rernan
dez. .@
Los prestigiosos y distinguidos via
jeros, despueS de zanzibar impresio-
mes con las personals que fueron re-
charles, Sc dirigieron a los hotelcs Pa
lace Y Condado Vanderbilt donde per
manecen alojados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12

Aver, las diez de la mafiana,
atrac6 al muelle nImero dos, ell vapor
Catherine procedente de Santo
Domingo. A bordo de dicho barco, We.
MIA una comisi6n compuesta por do
minicanos que viene en- mission espe-
cial nuestra isla, y que Sc ha insta-
lado en- los distintos hoteles de Ia ciE-
dad. M
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
Ambos Boxeadores fueron pesa.
dos en- Hoboken

Como a las dos de la tarde llega-
ron a Eoboken los contendientes Fir
po lego antes que Harry fue pesado
ante la Comisi6n de Boxeo. Mas tar
de lego en- su auto Wills acompafado
de su manager Paddy Mullins Al salir
Sc enfrentaron ambos rivales saludan-
dose afectucsamente sin hacer alusion
de ninguna clase acerca de la pelea
que dcntro de algunas horas deberian
efectuar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
Las apuestas estaban de 6 5 a
favor de Luis Angel

A Ultima hora los cablegramas re-
o;bidos anunciaban que las apuestas
en- Nueva York .estaban favor dc
Firpo de 9.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12

Aver lego esta Capital una cOmisi6n de do
minicanOs, que v:eue con Ell prOp6sitO de estu-
dar la organization del departamento de Agri-
cutura y Irabajo asi como nuestrO siste-
ma sanitariO
La administration del ween Vazquez hae mas esehOs los IzOs
que Ggan dOmncanOs puetOquehOs merOsas psOnas
recibire al mueIe Huespedes de honor de nuestra sla
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(Continuaci6n de la Ia. pagins)
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cabo sobre 81 Wills seria vencido por
K. o. por decision.
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BRITISH PREMIER SAYS
 ENGLAND OBJECTS TO
 FRENCH MILITARISM

LONDON, Mar 1O-Premier Ram sey Macdonald in a second letter to Premier Poincare of France sa.,s:
 The people of England regard with anxiety what appears to be the deter imitation of France to ruin Germany and dominate the continen; of Europe without consideration of reasonable ness or future consequences to the settlement of the European question. . He said he feels great apprehension over the large military and aerial es- tablishments being maintained by the French government.
 The French premier in his reply de- nies the charges of militarism and French dreams of political domination.
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DENBY RESIGNATION EFFECTIVE TODAY;
 VAS CLEAN MAN

WASHINGTON, Mar. 1O.-The res ignation of Edwin Denby, as Secretary of the Navy, became effective this morning, and after four short years as cabinet officer he is again a private citizen. Theodore Roosevelt referred to his busted chief as man of unswerivng integrity, while Major General Lejune of the Marine Corps, found him white, clean and pure, in side and out
 Mr. Denby served for ten years in China as customs officer; was a gun ners mate on the U. s. s. Yosemite, in the war with Spain; and served in the world war with the marine corps in France. At the time he was ap- pointed secretary of the navy he was chief probation officer for the city of Detroit
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
COOLIDGE HAS LAID
 SELF OPEN ATTACK
 SAYS SEN. WALSH

WASHINGTON, Mar. 9.-President Coolidge has laid himself open to criticism for his exchange of tele- grams with Edward Mclean, and also for sis Hack of promptness in assist ing the exposure of corruption within the government" Senator David I. Walsh, of Massachusetts, declared in the Senate late Saturday afternoon, in which he replied to the demand made by Governor Cox of Massachusetts, that he disavow his attacks upon Cal win Coolidge.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
D0HENY AND FALL
 ACCUSED GUN RUNNING

WASHINGTON, Mar. 10.-Attor- ney General Daugherty has asked the investigation committee of the Senate to look into the report that former Secretary Albert B. Fall and the Do- heny and Sinclair Oil interests aided de la Huerta and his revolutionists in Mexico.
 The committee will also investigate all phases of the Leonard Wood and Harding campaign in 1920, in connec- tion with possible oil influence.
 Leonard Wood, jr., was subpoenaed to appear before the committee with other witnesses, including Frank H. Hitchcock, 1920 manager for General Wood. ~'
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
CHURCH WINS FIGHT
 SAYS BISHOP ROWE

CHICAGO, Mar. 1O.-"The Church backed up by decency, has won it's fight in Alaska, and the Territory to- day is as good as any other section of the country, and little better than some places" Bishop Rowe said today. He added: "The government, by it's attitude on the coal particularly, has hampered the development of Alaska, because it has frightened out capital, and what Alaska needs today is mon ey and development.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
JAMES E. DAVIDSON
 MAY SUCCEED DENBY

WASHINGTON, Mar. 1o.-Jas. E.. Davidson, republican National com mitteeman for Michigan, was in con- ference with President Coolidge to- day and indications are that he is be- ing seriously considered for appoint ment as Secretary of the Nay to succeed Denby.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
Greek Army Revolts
 Over Present Dynasty

ATHENS, Greece, Mar. 9.-A gov ernmental crisis has been reached. by officers of the first army intimating they will insist on the overthrow of s1e present dynasty and former Pres ident Venizelos of the new republic IS preparing to leave Greece at once
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
Brother Shoots Man
 In Presence Fiancee

BELLINGHAM, Wn., Mar. 9.-Geo. Gorrie was shot and killed this after noon in the presence of Thora Ander- son to whom he was engaged to be married next Saturday. The shooting was done by Reuben Anderson, the girls brother, who objected to her marrying Gorrie.
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COLLEGE
 STUDENTS CHARGED
 MURDER IF INFANT

PORTLAND, Maine, Mar. 9.-Ken- meth Ross Maclean, Bowdoin college and his wife were bound over today on a charge of manslaugh- ter, Mrs. Maclean having confessed to the murder of their year old baby, by smothering it to death with a pillow, because it interfered with their school career. Both are residents of Tacoma.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
MEDAL OF HONOR
 GIVEN TORPEDOMAN

WASHINGTON, Mar. 1O.-Henry Breaut, of White Plans, New York, a navl torpedoman, has received med al of honor from President Coolidge for heroism displayed at the sinking of submarine 0-5 off Panama last October.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
ATTORNEY ARRESTED FOR
 ATTEMPTING TO BRIBE

NEW YORK, Mar. 1O-Thomas B. Fielder, an attorney, Gaston Means, former agent of the Department of Justice and Elmer Jarnaecke, their secretary, were indicted by the Fed eral Grand Jury charged with con- spring to bribe the Attorney Cener- al of the United States, the United States Attorney of Southern New York and his two assistants.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
HOUSE COMMITTEE REJECTS PLAN FUR
 SOLDIERS BONUS N~n OOH

WASHINGTON, Mar. 9.-The ways and means committee rejected the proposal to make full cash payments optional with veterans in the soldier bonus bill, and directed the sub-com- mittee to draft a measure with the signal provision of paid up life insur ance policies with the option of cash payments to veterans not entitled to more than $50.
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AMBASSADOR HOWARD
 PRESENTS CREDENTIALS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar. 1O- Ambassador Howard from England, in handing his credentials to President Coolidge, said King George sees in the good understanding between Great Britain and tha Tinted States ''the D.: guarantee u. the n,nrc peace of ;h. orld"
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FEW CASUALTIES REPoRTEn
 IN COSTA RIGA QUAKE

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica., Mar. 1O- Only few casualties are reported from the earthquakes, but great prop erty damage has been done in San Jose, Heredia and Alajuela. Several small towns have been wiped out. No news has been received from the Pa cific coast.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
Body of Lost Mail Pilot
 Found Under Machine

CURWINsVILLE, Pa., Mar. 9-The body of Brooks H. Pearson, an airmail pilot, was found under the burned Wreckage of his plane near here this aafternoon, following a search for the missing plane.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
D NORTH SPENCER

Local radios picked up the Catherine D., Pacific American Fisheries boat en route from Bellingham to Port Moller, 275 miles north of Cape spen- cer Saturday night. The Catherine D IS IS a Deisel powered steamer, the first boat of the season going in to Port Moller.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
SNONSL|DE INJURIES MEMBERS TRAIN
 CREW MILE I

Karl Ericson, a fireman, NJ. Gurni- oca laborer, had their legs broken, and Peter Henry, brakeman, had his hip crushed and received other seri- ous injuries yesterday, while the biz rotary was bucking a snowdrift at Mile Fl. While details of the acci- dent are meagre, it is stated that the top Of the slide sloughed on to the rotary, burying Henry completely.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
DAUCHERTY REFUSES
 ACCEDE TO REQUEST

WASHINGTON, Mar. 1O-Attorney General Daugherty refused the re- quest of the House resolution that he disclose officially the names of the two representative against whom criminal evidence is said to have de- veloped before the Chicago grand jury and the House is considering forcing him to accede to it's request.
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SECRETARY DENBY SAYS O|L LEASE
 VAS 4 FAIR ONE

WASHINGTON, Mar. 1O-Secreary Denby, cefending E.a part in leasing the naval oil reserve. In replying to questions asked him today tre former >eete'ery declared the leasing policy was entered into by Secretary Daniels 2nG flat the contracts entered into by the present administration, had higher returns in royalties to the Navy than those of the last administration.
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Seattle Octogenarians
 Die Sunday in That City

SEATTLE, Mar. 1O.-George W. Tibbetts, the states most prominent G. A. R. veterans, and Griffith Davis, former postmaster and pioneer mer- chant of this city, both octogenarians, are dead.
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VICTORIA TO MAKE
 EXCURSION TO NOME

SEATTLE, Mar. 1O-It was an ,roonoeu r7: 'ouay that the Steamship ~ ''' !" VIII leave Seattle July End 10 f'n eAcufslon trip to Nome re
 via all points in Southeast = 4A'''Aa one Will make five trips to Nome this year.
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MANY AUTOS ON ALASKA

Fifteen autos are en route to Sew ard on the steamship Alaska, which sailed Saturday. One car is supposed to be for McMullen's grocery, one for Peter Ogle, and the other for Ells worth's garage.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
REPRESENTATIVE BURTON
 DECLINES SECRETARYsHIP

WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar. 1O- Representative Theodore E. Burton of Ohio who had been mentioned as a possible successor to Edwin Denby as Secretary of the Navy, declared he preferred to remain in Congress than to accept a cabinet post.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
Airplane at San Diego
 Ready for Takeof

SAN DIEGO, Mar 1O-Two units of fleet of four ships of the air, that the United States War Department hopes will be the first to blaze an air way around the globe, arrived here from Santa Monica today, for their initial take-off tomorrow.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
Railroad President is
 Killed by Fall From Horse

NEW YORK, Mar. 1O.-AI,red H. Smith, president of the New York Central Railroad and director of many industrial enterprises throughout the country was killed by being thrown from a wild horse which he was rid ing in Central Park.
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DEFEAT ALI CONTE|vDERS
 ATHLETIC CARNIVAL

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Mar. 9.-Mid- shipmen defeated all contenders in the athletic carnival winning from Pennsylvania in a gymnasium meet; from Rutledge in swimming. from Hamilton college in fencing, and from Brown in wrestling.
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CONGRESS WASTING
 TIME IN POLITICS
 SAYS MR. COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, Mar. 9.-Congress should devote itself to legislation, and less to politics, President Coolidge de- clarei in a speech at the annual ban quest Of the White House correspon- dents association. Attorney General Daugherty, addressing tfc same din- ner, declared he would not leave tae cabinet while under a cloud cf suspi- cion.
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Witnesses Be Questioned

WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar, 1O- Witnesses from the Southwest will be qustioned by the Daugherty com mitte tomorrow to ascertain wheth- Ter American Oil interests supported the Mexican revolution. Senator Wheeler said he expected to prove that Fall Doheny and Sinclair par ticipated in conspiracy for further revolutions in Mexico
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Liner Takes Tons of
 Parts for Airplanes

SEATTLE, Mar. 9-The Liner Pres. ident Jackson, sailing for the Orient today, took 231 tons of airplane parts to be used in connection with the pro- posed army airplane flight around the world.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-10
CONTROLLED
 BY RADIO DEVICE

DAYTON, Ohio, Mar. 1O-An army ollmp was guided from one point to. another today by means of radio at the Wilbur Wright field. This is the first time in history that aircraft has been controlled by radio signals.