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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
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mayores poderes de la Junta Direc-
tiva para seguir actuando, ha sido
rectificada.
Ell muelle de la Baltimore Line,
esperan de un momento a otro un
vapor de carga en- Ell que trabajaran
obreros de San Juan que han EXPIRE
sado su deseo de reanudar la labor.
No obstante, la compaiia tiene ofer-
ia de un gran contingente de hom-
bres que estaran en- San Juan la
primera indication que sc les haga.
Todos los representatives de las ca
sas navieras, estan de acuerdo en-
que Ell trabajo que han venido rim
diendo en- los muelles durante las
ultimas tres semanas, los obreros
| timportados, es satisfactorio, pero no
obstante, ellos prefieren los vieios
cargadores de los muelles han de-
clarado, ante el Conlite Especial de
la Camara de Comercio que acepta-
ran a todos los obreros que abando-
! naron el trabajo y aun los lfderes
del movimiento que Sc han signifca-
! do EN- la huelga,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
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VIRGINIA vALLI EN- UN
NUEvo RoL

Virginia Valli, la conocida estrella
de Ia Universal, ACADIA de interpreter
ana ol:a para la famosa productora
norteamsricana.
La bella artista aparece EN- la Ca
seta dc Senales'', en- un nuevo rol. La
obra cs sslmamente dramatica la
valn hace una verdadera creaci6n. Con
olla tcebaja ell c6lebre Y conocido actor
Wallace seery, ell que ayud6 Douglas
Fairbanks en- robin de los Bosques"
Ademas, en- ell reparto de esta mag
nifica Joya de la Universal, que Sc es-
tyenara el proximo viernes en Ell Rial
to, figuran otros notables artistas, CO.
mo: Rockliffe Fellowes, j. Farrell Mac
Donald, Dot Farley, James o. Barrow
y Frankie Darro.
Clarence l.. Brown, ell director que
puso en- escena la famosa pelicula Jus
ticia Ciegq', ha dirigido dicha obra,
que ha eydo adaptada de rna novela
corta, premiada en- concurso popular
original de Wadsworth Camp, ell &C.
lebrado autor, norteamericano y notable
period;sta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
INFORM CION GENERA :
VIDA MoDERNA

Hasta nuestra mesa de redacci6n lie
ga ell iiltimo ntmero de La popular re-
vista 'svida Moderna", que con tan
to acierto dirige nuestro distinguido
amigo. ell brillante jurisconsulto. ex-
quisito poeta y atildado escritor, Lcdo.
Jose 8. Algeria.
Este nimero, que examinaInos con
verdadera delectaci6n, sabcreando los
bien madurados frutos iterarios, hi
jos de la p1uma de nuestros mejores
escritores natives, constituye I'm triun
70 mas para el director de 'svida Mo-
derna'', quien puede sentirse orgullo-
so de su obra.
Cuentos iterarios, modas, 3clios poe
mas, estudios criticos, fo-rlan ell con-
jrnto que constituye la edtci6n de "vi
da Moderna' que a nuestras manos
llega. La revista esta editada en- lu-
joso papel satinado, ilustrada profu-
samcnte con artisticos dibujos. Bien
SO conoce que esta dirigida por IN
amante de 10 bello, del verdadero ar
tc.
No podemos menoS que sxtender
nuestra mas calurosa felicitac:0n al
Lcdo. Algeria, quito director dc wi
da Moderna", uno de ;lucctros mejos
cimentados prestigios Ete:arioS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
OEST1oNEs.

Segdn nos hemos enterado, y de clio
podemos informar a nuestros lectores,
SO estan hacienda continues gestiones,
por parte de unos y otros, y especial.
mente por los nliembros republicanos
puros de la Asamblea, para que sc
liegue a lin entendido, y Sc ponga ter
rnino a esta situaci6n dificil porquc
atraviesa la coalict6n, dejando COM
piacidos a unos y otros.
Sabernos de buena tinta, que los
sgfiores que iigiiran en- la nueva Asan
biea Municipal y quo pertenecen a
Ia agrupaci6n politica del senior Todd,
estan q 81 lado Observation-Disclosures.
y dispuestos a secundarle en- cualQuier
znovimiento, ya Que estan convene
dos de que es 81 el candidate prefe-
fidc por el electorado coancionista en-
general
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
LABOR p1oNA De ApLAuso

FencitamoS calurosamcnte la en-
tusiasta Q inteligente profesora Maria
e. Brunet, por sn hermosa labor neva-
da efecto el microbes IT del corrien-
te en- la escuela del barrio Malezas, Ma
yagiiez
Fue aquei un acto de muy alta tras-
csndenci5, en- cl cual brillaron suS alum
nos por sls recitaciones muy bien pre-
paradas, las que tenian grandisimo me-
ritc por ser la mayor parte, originates
dc Ia maestro; dialogos, poesias, etc.
Nos llan6 grandemente la atenci6n
Ia mestrfa con que ejecutaron ciertos
cjercicios ffsicos los nifios v nifias
de esa escuela. Aqueilo fu6 ideal.
Pot la noche las ocho hubirhos de
flrleitarncs con los elocuentes discuusos
de los 5ofcres don Carlos v. Urrutia,
iospector de escueias; don Eladio We
lts Espada, don Isaac del Rosario y Ell
iicenciado Jose Ortiz Lecodet; pero
nouy grande fu6 la sorpresa que recibi-
mos cuando despues de taber dido las
frases de los sehores mencionados, pre-
sent6se majestuosa nuestra distingui-
da profesora, dirigiendo al numeroso
pnbiico ALI congregado, una sublime.
ptrOraci6n; y decimos sublime, poruue
las frases de Maria E. Brunei, tocaron
las profundidades de aquellos corazo-
mes.
Estas son las maestras que necesttar
NOS en- nuestra querida Borinquen; las
que sa5cn llevar los cerebros el CO.
n6cimiento dc nuestros deberes, levsn-
sando 40 este modo las nuevas gene
racicnes Ia cispide del prcgreso in
teiectual y moral. /
Repetimos nuestra mas sincera fell
citacion
CoRREspoNsAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24

RESFRIADO. CADSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVO BROMO
QUfNTNA desvia la causa, curando
tannbien La Grippe, Influenza, Palu-
distio Y Fiebre. Solo hay un BRO
MO QUIN1NA''. La firma de f. W.
GROVE viene con cada cajita.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
LOS SoLDADoS ESPANoLES EN-
NfARRUECos Y LAS FIEsTAs DE
NAvIDADES

TETUAN, die. %. CCable frances),
Hoy han sido reembarcados para la
Peninsula, con ell fin de que pasen Ger
ca de sus famiiares las festas de Ma
yidad, seiscientos soldados; el resto de
un ejercito de 1000 infantes que sos
tuvieron heroica resistencia contra los
moros.
Ell teniente coronel Semprano que
comandaba este ejercito, fus grave
mente herido. Tan solo un chcial Ie-
sult6 ileso, todos los otros fueron
muertos y heridos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
LA AUDIcIoN DE ANoCHE EN- Ell
ATENEo

Anoche celebr6se con gran esplendor
la esplendida Audicion de la Acade-
mia Tavarez. Lo mas selecto de nues.
ira sociedad y mundo artistico So en-
contraba reunido en- Ell bello local.
Preciosas damitas de nuestra Capt.
tai fueron anoche premiadas, en- tan
alegre festival. Entire elias, las srtas.
Blanca Paoh, Pieterz, Rodriguez, Sal
dana y Suarez. ~
El premio especial fue otorgado la
Srta. Aurorita Saldafia, con la apro-
baci6n de todo ell auditorio, y el Pre-
nio do Honor con medalla de orc a
la nina Enriqueta Ginorio Coll, Quien
di6 anoche pruebas de su va gran ta-
lento y afici6n al piano.
Al terminar su turno fue niuy aplau-
dida la linda nietecita del ilustre his
toriador de Puerto Rico.
La Audici6n en- general fus un exi.
to para las discipulas de dona Elisa.
coNcURRENTE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
Sc LLEyO A CABo LA MANIFESTO
CIoN SOCIALISM, SIN HABERsE
PRovoCADo DISTURBIo ALGUNO

PARIS, Die. %. Omitted Press.)-
A pesar de los temores que Sc tenian
de que "a manifestation que estaba
anunciada para efectuarse aver por los
comunistas degenerara en- un golpe
de estadc contra Ell gobierno frances,
los manifestantes Sc reunieron y lleva-
ron cabo la manifestation anunciada
sin haberse provocado el mas leve tn
-nulto.
Durante tres largas horas los NANTES
ta2tes oyeron los discursos de los ora
iCres comunistas sin haberse necesita-
do la intervenci6n de la policia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
MERcADo DE cAME1o
DolIars-lN lNew York;

Casas que rentan $4,000
mensuaIes, siempre alqui-
ladas, situadas en- eI mejor
sitio del condado, Sc ven-
den.
La mitad de su vaIor, proxi-
mamente Sc dejara en- hi
poteca al go.
Para information: Box SIS
Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
Ell GOB1ERNo FRANCES ToMA ME
DlDAE PARA EvITAR UN GoLPE
DE Es1ADo DE PARTE DE Los
CoMUNISTAS

PARIS, Die. o. Omitted Press.)--
III Gobierno ha dado 6rdenes al Depar-
tamento de Justicia v a los procurado-
rcs generates de que tomen las medidas
que cream necesarias con el fin de evi-
tar: un brote revolucionarie entre los
communicates
La policia ha recibido ordenes de
disolvsr todos los grupos asi como de
impedir demostraciones y mitines. A
pesar do estas 6rdenes, hoy SO propo-
rem los comunistss celebrar una gran
nianifestaci6n y mitin en- La que no
faltaran banderas rojas..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
Don Roberto.
Continuation de la pagina la. !.

49,. :
gionarios cual era la verdad de la 81
tuaci6n con que SO confrontaban CO.
dos los coahcionistas en-. este momen-
70, hiEo una relaci6n de los hecho:
que condujeron que 81 presentase FL
renllncis, para que en- el Amino de d.
chos caballeros no Quedase la menc'
fnds en- cuanto sus actuaciones como
nnevo Aicalde %clecto de esta capi
tai.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
coNTrNUAs
uoNrERENcIAs

Entire los Nderes coalicionistas SO
ceiebran conferencias con inusitada ere
cuenc1a, demostrando de ess manera
que SO estAn realizando gestiones para
que Sc llegue a un entendido satisfac
tctio a ainbas parties.
Sabemos que Ell senior Martinez Ns-
dal sostuvo una extensa confersncia
con Ell .Lcdo. Geigel, Sec. General del
Partido, antes de aver, que ademas,
los Hderes socianstas conferencian fire.
cuentemente con Ell sefior Nadal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
NUEvA COMMERCIAL EN- cAyEy

Por escritura firmada ante notario
de Cayey, Lcdo. Antonio Ortiz Nava-
rro, ha sido constituida una socie27d
mercantil que girara con La raz6n de
Jestis Ma. Castro la que Sc dedicara
al negocio de provisiones ON general,
y la compra y venta de frutos del
pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
AVISO

Para la mayor comodidad de nuestra
chentela y del piblico en- general,
apestro establecimiento permanecera
alberto de a 8 de la noche en- los
dias "a y 81 del corriente y del pro-
ximo, Enero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
sE HAN DADo oRDENEs A Los
DEsTRoYERs INGIEsEs PARA Q.
vUELvAN HACIA GIBRALTAR

LoNDREs Die. 23. Omitted Press J
Los dos destroyers ingleses que par
tieron do Gibraltar hacia Tanger con
honbres y municiones con el fin de ha-
Ger la guerra los rebeldes de Anje.
IT, han xecibido 6rdenes del departa-
mento do marina de volver proa hacia
sus bases navales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24

Advt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
LODGES SELECTED
 FOR DEGREE WORK
Junior Branch Of Odd Fellows
 Under Consideration

Birmingham lodge No. 112, and Fidelia lodge No. 125, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, have been re- quested by the committee on work to conferred the initiatory and first de- gree, respectively, at the Tuesday night session of the Grand lodge of Alabama, which convenes in Birmingham at the first week of August. Notification of the appointmnts were received by the officeds of the lodges last week, and the degree teams of the two lodges already efficient have commenced re- hearsing in order to the letter pre- fet" in conferring the degrees.
 The grand lodge of Alabama will meet on the fourth floor of the Fra ternal hall, and convenes August 5-6. The Rebekah state assembly will meet at the hall on the same dates. The grand encampment will hold its annual session on Monday, August 2. As a grand finale to the grand lodge meet ing Fesbam Palace, Pilgrim Knights, will stage a big cermonial session on the night of August 6.
 Among the matters that will come before the grand lodge will be the prop osition to establish a branch of Odd Fellows for boys under the age of 21 years. This proposition has been be- fore the grand lodges of the several states for some time and has met with general favor throughout the country. It will be brought before the sovereign grand lodge at it's next meeting for consideration and it's adoption seems as- sured, it is said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
HODGE OFFICERS ARE NOMINATED
Star Lodge I. o. o. F. Confers
 The Second Degree

At the regular meeting of the Star Lodge, Independent Order of Odd Eel
 lows, the second degree was conferred on several candidates. The degree team under the direction of Capt. George B.
 Williams, put on the work in first class
 manner.
 After conferring the degree nomina- stion of officers was declared in order with the following nominations: Noble Grand, John B. Parasido; Vice Grand, A. J. Krummer. There being no fur ther nominations same was closed until the next meeting when the election will De held.
 Past Grand Roco Leo made a talk to the second degree members on the du- ties that they will be required to per form and urged them to live up to the principles laid down in the work. Past
 Master Jacob Burger gave the charge
 of the second degree to the candidates
 and outlined the lessons taught and
 stated that they must live up to the
 teachings of the order.
 , After the conferring the degree and
 closing nomination a smoker was en-
 joyed and cold drinks served. Next
 meeting night the third degree will be
 conferred and officers elected. All mem-
 bers are urged to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
PARKER APPOINTED
 DISTRICT DEPUTY
Son Succeeds Father As Py-
 thian Representative

D. F. Parker (Dick), member of Bir- mingham lodge No, S5, Knights of Pythias, has been appointed district deputy grand chancellor, by Grand Chancellor s. l.. Johnson of Anniston, and has entered on his new duties. He succeeds his father, Col. W. T. Parker, recently elected grand master-at=arms of the grand lodge of Alabama. Like his father he has served his lodge as chancellor commander, as president of the second Pythian district, and now succeeds him as representative of the grand chancellor in this district.
 Mir. Parker has been member of the order for about ten years and from the first has taken an active part in the work of the order. He passed through all the chairs of his sub ordinate, lodge and worked his way to the presidency of the second Pythian district. While president he visited the various lodges throughout Jefferson, Walker, Bibb Shelby and Cullman, and did excellent work in keeping up the interest in the lodges under his juris- diction.
 The many friends of Mir. Parker state that the grand chancellor made an excellent selection in appointing him district deputy, and predict that under his supervision, the lodges in this district will continue to prosper and grow in membership.
 Did you ever try chiIi sauce as a flavor to the bread crumbs used for stuffing green peppers? Just a little will give a fine flavor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
LOCAL PYTHIANS
 ON HONOR LIST
Consolidation Of Two Birming- ham Lodges About Completed

At the convention Tuesday night of Jefferson Valley lodge No. II, Knights of Pythias, nomination of officers was the special order, and at the next meet ing nominations will be reopened and the selections made by the members then present.. The meeting last Tues day was enlivened by the presence of 10 members of the Avondale lodge, bring ing about union of the two lodges, by a consolidation, which has only to have confirmation of the grand chancellor, to complete the due observance of the laws governing step of this nature.
 After the election of officers on the 24th, the convention of July 1 will be the first of the new term of six months and installation of the new officers.
 Official notice from Grand Chancellor S. l.. Johnson gives places of appoint ment to many Birmingham Pythians The following are mentioned: Graham Perdue, chief of the grand tribunal David J. Davis, chairman of the judi ciary committee; Herman NJ. Beck, a member of the Pythian castle trustee Alonzo S. Elliott, grand lodge fraternal correspondent D. F. Parker, deputy for the Second Pythian district organi- zation.
 w. T. Parker of Birmingham becomes grand master at arms, which puts him forward and in direct succession to be grand chancellor. Champion Harris re- ceived reabpointment as lodge deputy grand chancellor. for Jefferson Valley lodge, and Ben F. Ray Is appointed on the general committee for 4the Pythian home fund.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
TEAM TO CONFER
 COUNCIL DEGREE
Junior Order To Publish , Newspaper In
 : July

On Monday night, June g, the de- gree team of Birmingham council No. 21, Junior Order United American Me chanics, will go to New Market to put on the degrees for New Market council No. 8, a class of 20 or more to be in cause of this trip, meeting of Bir- mingham council will be called to order promptly at o'clock, for session of routine in order that the team and such members as care to go can get to New Market at a reasonably early hour. After the degree work the members of New Market council will Jserve ice cream and cake.r Cars will take the Birmingham contingent out, leaving from Fraternal hall immediately after the meeting of Birmingham council. Every member of the degree team is asked to be on time.
 Since the lodgeroom at Inglenook has been leased for an apartment house the various fraternal orders of that sec tion have been meeting in the school house there. This is a great inconveni- ence but cannot be remedied for the present. It is suggested that this is a splendid opportunity for some enter prising citizen to make a good invest ment by building hall. and leasing it to the fraternal orders, some five or six being involved, as well as doing a public service for the community.
 ''The newspaper that is to be pub lished to advocate the principles of the Junior Order United American Me- chanics and straightout Americanism will issue from the press the first week in July" said Secretary B. R. Calhoun 'eThe delay has been occasioned by the fact that the press which was to do the printing was wrecked in transit and other arrangements have had to be made. There will be no other paper in Alabama just like it and it is expected that it will find hearty welcome in all quarters where our country and it's in stitutions and their perpetuity lie close to the hearts of men and women-where one country, one flag, one language, one allegiance is the dominant thought and desire in matter of government.
 Word received in the office of the state secretary of the Junior Order shows that some of the councils in several sections of the state have made fine in- creases in membership during the pres ent term which closes with this month, while all councils have held their own, no losses so far heard of, This is a splendid record and indicates that as men come to know of the principles, aims and objects of the Junior Order they recognize in them the needful things with respect to our American life.
 Fact that the Junior Order is three quarters of century old and has pio- neered in the things that are coming to be recognized generally as essential to peace, happiness and prosperity, to- gether with the fact that it has a great plant and the facilities for carrying into effect all the benefits of cooperation in the matters of fraternalism is at tracting the thoughtful and serious minded men of our nation as never be- fore and they are knocking on the doors of the councils all over the nation in or der that they may give emphasis and strength to the tasks that can be ac- complished in no way save by the CO., operation of numbers"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
SUPPORT
 BOND ELECTION
137 New School Buildings Will
 Be Erected

LOS ANGELES, Cal.-The cleo torate of this city, by a splen- did majority of 20 to 1, have approved bond issue for public school sites, buildings and equipment of $34, $40, 900. This makes a total bond issue within two years for school purposes of over 52,0OO,000.
 The campaign, was supported enthu- siastically by the Masonic lodges and clubs; and civic organizations, the Ma sons being especially active. One Ma sonic club made house to house can vass urging citizens to vote for the bonds.
 Los Angeles schools have increased approximately 30,00O in school attend ance this year. The increase of daily attendance for the first month of the school year of 1923-24 over the corre- spending month in the previous year was greater than the combined increases in average daily attendance of New York, Boston Buffalo, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, San Francisco and St. Louis.
 From the proceeds of the elementary school bonds 110 new buildings will be erected in various sections of the city, of which 25 will be on new sites. These school buildings will vary in size from 8 to 30 rooms; 32 additions will be made to buildings now in use.
 The money from the high school bonds will be devoted to the erection of 9 new junior high schools, construction of additions or new buildings at 10 of the present junior high schools, build ing of eight entirely new senior high schools and additions to the IT senior high schools already in operation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
tAMRAM GROTTO INDIANA BOUND
Will Boost Birmingham ! At Supreme Council
 h Meeting

Gaily decorated in the colors and in signia of the order the Kamram Grotto special, consisting of 15. steel Pullman coaches, left Birmingham Saturday night at 10 o'clock, via the Louisville and Nashville railroad fur Indianapolis. Over 25O members of Kamram Grotto, Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets, were aboard, including the officers, band, patrol, drum corps, kantors, greeters, fevels corps, heads of committees and others. All the uniformed bodies were resplendant in their new uniforms and equipment and made a great showing
 The delegation will attend the an nual convention of the supreme coun- cil of Grottos which meets in Indian apolis June g, 24 and 25. They will arrive in the convention city early Sun day morning and will participate in preliminary exercises to be held on that day.
 < The official headquarters of Kamram Grotto will be at the Claypool. hotel, and all letters or te1egrams for members of the Birmingham delegation should be addressed "Claypool Hotel. Indian apolis, Ind, care of Kamram Grotton."
 Although Kamram Grotto is less than two years old. it's uniformed bodies are very proficient in their respective duties and will participate in all the prize contests during the convention and they expect to bring home the bacon" In order to make the best possible showing in the big parade scheduled for Mon. day afternoon, all the official bodies of Kamram have been meeting at Rick wood field frim time to time and have been drilled in mass and parade forma- tion.
 From the fact that Kamram Grotto is the second largest Grotto in the world, having grown from 12 charter members in October, 1922, to present member ship of 8,025, the Birmingham delega- tion will attract considerable attention and it is understood will be given a leading position in the parade. It is also stated that in recognition of the phenomenal growth of the Grotto will be honored by the supreme council, by giving it a representative on the official family.
 In addition to the recognition to be given Kamram Grotto, Birmingham will be given quite boost for every one of the 25O delegates is booster for Bir- mingham and they expect to put "Kam- ram Grotto, Birmingham, Alabama" not only on the map, but very much in evil dence through the entire convention.
 The delegation will leave Indian apolis on Wednesday night and will ar rive in Birmingham Thursday morning, June 26. at 9 20 o'clock.