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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25
cANrE Ell BoLo, sENoR GELPI


Ell MUNDo de JUNO 1s, con gran
des caracteres y en- primera pagina
da a La publicidad ciertas manifesto
clones vertidas por Ell Lcdo. Rosario
Gelpi de Ponce, que constituyen I'M
ignominioso bald6n contra el magister1o
de Puerto Rico. Como en- sus man.
festaciones el sr. Gelpi no personaliza
aparecen dirigidas en- bloque contra
los maestros de Puerto Rico crsyep-
do como creemos que el Magisterio de-
be estar integrado- por elementos que
sean Ia mas alta y completa expression
de Ia moralidad no podemos sino pro-
testar de los severos cargos que Ell Sr.
Gelpi hace los maestros de Puerto,
Eico, exigiendoie como question f'nda-
mental para que Sc realice la puilt;-
taci6n y saneamiepto de los encarga-
dos de instruir y educar, que aaga se-
pecihcaciones ccncretas y acuse con Ell
lnismo valor con que ha dado la pu-
bncidad las referidas versiones, los
nombres de las personas envueitas en-
su nisteriosa, pero delicada acusacion,
que no solo debe 81 hombre de carac-
ter anunciar indicar deficiencies sino
que tambi6n debe procurar q. los ma
les Sc corrijan con mano fuerte PIE
A QUIEN PEsE, Y CAIGA QUEEN
CAIGA. Los maestros dignos que SELL
timos Ia responsabilidad y Ell peso dc
nuestra misi6A nos satisface mas que
el pago que recibimos por nuestro, tr5
bajo la conviction de que nuestra la
bor sea TODD 10 pura y efectiva que
debs ser y tenemos que sentirnos in
dignados cuando elementos incapacita-
dos para nuestro ministerio yienen a
corromper y a desviar la hermoslsiina
causa que tenemos a nuestro cargo. 81
81 Er. Gelpf no hace acusaciones ccl-
cretas para que So corrijan los insles
que 81 enuinera y que de ser cicrto
constituyen una vergienza para los
maestros de honor de este pals, Ell,
tonces su actuaci6n en- este sentido ten
driamos que califcarla como meras ha-
bladurias cailejeras vertidas por seres
inconscientes irresponsables.
La Association de Maestros de P. X.
,debe tonar cartas en- este asunto y
sxigir. con todo 81 caracter que ei case
demande Ia mas pronta rcparacion de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25
Ell TENIENTE AvIADoR CANA.
DOE DE LA coPA GORDON BE-
NETT Es REcIBIDo CON vIToREs
EN- So PATRIA

BRUsELAS, JUNO %. (cable fran
css).-- Ell teniente del cuerpo de ava
ci6n belga De Muyter, vencedor en-
las carreras de bal6n y ganador de
Ia coma Gordon BENEFIT en- los juegos
olimpscos verifcados en- Paris este
afo, ha sido aclamado freneticamente
por sus coterraneos su llegada a
Bruse,as,
De Muyter es considerable como uno
dc los mas intrepidos aviadores ha-
biendo obtenido va varios triunfos mas
en- diferentes torneos de bal6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25
Diez Mil
Libros Gratis
Un Regalo Todos Aquellos lntere-
sados en- la Auto-Sugesti6n
Pida el suyo ahora


sTiene usted alguna amhici6n aue
no ha satisfecho2 EOesea ser usted de
importancia y obtener I'M 6xtto extra
ordinario? 81 es asf, eduque su naeuto
y aprenda a donlinarla. Su mente %
un dinamo regulado por La suges-
ti6n, y hace todo aquelio que qutsra
La voluntad.
La mayoria, de la gents obra ror
sugestiones que 10 vienen ocasioNal-
n1ente. Sc encuentran opttul1stas o
decafdas, segdn sea e1 case, sin saber
por que. Hay muy pocos que comocen 81
poder de La suggestion IL aprovechan
usandola para sus. asuntos propios.
listed y todo e1 mundo puede hacerio
tambten, 81 10 Quiere. Cuando 10 haga,
el mundo estar& q sus plautss. Est6
en- su poder mediante Ia auto-sugea-
ti6n adecuada el dominar y guar
La mente de los demas; el tener amigos
y. ejercer una gran inhuencia sobre
e1los, stempre saler como y por que
ejerce d1cha 3nduencia.
Este nbro gratis: liza Tiloao1la de la
Auto-Sugesti6n Conscience le pone en-
condolences de hacerlo todo, y le ayu-
dara de diferentes maneras en- Ia vida.
Pfdalo hoy. rs entertainments grads
No le cuesta NADIA mientras no se agoto
esta edici6n. New York state Rublish-
sng Co.. Dept. 268, 1ochestsr, n. Z,
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iCual es eI es'tilo?

Es de 10 mas importante, antes de
hacer inversion alguna en- trajes que
rudieran no satisfacer sus deseos, va
que despues de salir del estableci-
miento y refexionar en- que ell traje
no es hecho a su rnedida y no saee
I'd. tampoco 81 ese es Ell estilo de tlti-
ma moda; tomarse Ell trabajo de PEN
sar un POGO en- la selection que ha de
hacerse Ell establecimiento donde
efectuar su compra. Esa solucion La
encuentra I'd. facilmente ST vista
nuestra gran Fabrica y Sastreria de
ropa para caballeros y donde 10 mismo
los trajes va hechos como los que Sc
hacen la medida puede I'd. exigir Ell
estilo de Ultima moda.
La elegancia que I'd. encontrara en-
los trajes que fabricamos no consiste
precisamente en- un bolsillo en- un
detalle, sino en- las lineas; en- Ell porte
general del traje, y para este conta-
mos con sastres expertos en- Ell arte de
este ramo de ahi que nos enorgulie-
cemos en- poder dar I'm servicio sin RI.
val y que toda persona de bien vestir
hallara 10 que desea, por muy exigente
que fuera en- nuestros estilos.
Ell CORTE INCHES. es por todcs
sabido, Ell estilo mas preferido en- 81
v,,,ndo do 10 ,onda =, harrou uuasfrnQ
talleres este mismo distintivo I'll
CORTE INGLES'-, y cuando adop-
tamos ese nombre para nuestros trajes
es porque decididamente estamos la
altura de la fama.
Nuestros traies de drill imperial de
limo ptro, asi tambien como palm
beach, genuine; gabardinas y casiml-
res ingleses, le daran satisfaction que
es 10 que I'd. desea, pues NADIA mas Sc
puede exigir nosotros no podcmos
darle NADIA menos. La mejor garantia
que podemos ofrecer es Ia devoiucion
del importe lntegro que haya I'd. pa
gado 81 no queda enteramente salts
fecho.
Tenemos una completa existencla de
trajes en- todas las tallas Y colores, en-
blancos tenemos los mejores, contando
con Ell drill blanco No. 100 que Is
bien conocido por todas aquellas per-
sofas que les gusta vestir bien.
Nuestros precios logicaments 10 ha-
ran psnsar que SON mas economicos
que los de ning1n otro establecimien-
to, por ser fabricados nuestros trajes
con material importado directamente
de las principales fabricas de Iuglate-
rra.
Tenemos existencia constante de DIT
les de hilo Ingles, de superior calidad
blancos y crudos en- todos los tonos y
Ell cliente que no quiera comprar ei
traje hecho quiera comprar el drill
para que Sc 10 haga su ssstre, aqni
encontrara la mejor calidad de drill
que desee a un precio muy razonable.
LIE ofrecemos nuestra casa en- La ca.
lie de San Jose No. S., esperanto nos
honrara con una vista para que pued1
I'd. apreciar la personalidad que dan
los trajes hechos fabricados en- los
grandes talleres de,
EEL CoRTE INGLEs?"
San Jose st. No. 5, p. o. Box No 99I,
Telefono No. 1923. San Juan. p. h.
Advt.
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los hechos tanto de los maestros que
sean acusados 81 Sc hallan cuIpables,
como del Sr. Gelpi sino tuviera 81 va
lor de acusar directamente a los que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25

tan ACCOMPLISHMENTS, segln rezan las
manifestations del sr. Gelpi, Sc han
apartado de la pura v recta senda que
les marca su sagrado ministerio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
New Type Stakeholder
 Called Real Sensation
Open Closed Car Is Entirely New In Principle
 And Design Shown Today

gineering and the remarkable Stude- baker facilities in modern plants and equipment--will keep the cost low, the price being that customary for open cars.
 Besides, it is reported that the new Studebaker standard six will be an- other instant success. 1t Is a powerful vehicle-bigger and more roomy, with many charming new features. Besides the Stakeholder six, there will be in troduced handsome new models of the special six and the big six.
 "For two years the great Studebaker creative staff of designers, engineers and production executives have worked intensively toward this achievement, D said Studebaker official today. "The fifteen new Studebaker cars to be an nounced today will make history in the automobile industry, we sincerely be- lieve.
 'In design, materials, workmanship, beauty, mechanical efficiency, and durability they set new standards of quality and value. Moderate prices on the new models are made possible by $52, 100000 invested in plants and equipment, 70 per cent of which are new since the war. Hence the savings of the new trend in motor cars is the tions are made possible"
 Fifteen New Bodies.
 Fifteen bodies have been designed by Studebaker. All will be built complete in the modern new $10,000,000 body plants here in South Bend. Significant of the new trend in motorcars is the fact that all the new cars weigh from 100 to 200 pounds more than previous models, are longer and lower.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
BUS CREW IS
 ENTIRELY REQ
Men Are All Old Timers With The Rec
 Company

Tt is typical of the manner in which the Rec Motor Car company does things, that the three men making up the crew of the Rec Sedan bus, now en- gagged in blazing a new transportation trail across the continent, are strictly Rec men, not stunt drivers" says H. E. Bssell, of the Bissell Motor com pany, Reo representatives in Birmins- ham.
 To the average man there is some thing theatrical about the runs made by professional record d-breakers,' who have no other connection with the cars they use on the trips than to put them over a given route attracting as much attention as they can on the way. Peo- pie realize that these drivers can take almost any other car made, put them through the same paces, and perform the same feats.
 When group of men who have worked on one make of car for years start out with one of their newest mod els to do something never before tried, there is something real and worth watching about it. Such a group of men depends upon the stamina and ability of the car rather than upon unusual skill or a knack for trick driving It has been said, too, that the best evidence of a mans faith in his own handiwork is displayed in his willingness to submit his products to public test
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
CRAWFORD TRUCK
 TIRE SALES BIG
Goodrich Solids Going Fast With Crawford
 Tire Service

The name Goodrich is an honored one in the annals of the tire industry and the name Crawford is secure in the estimation of Birmingham automobile owners who have availed themselves of the service Crawford renders. There fore, since Crawford took the Good rich line, business has been increasing rapidly. This is especially true of Goodrich solid tires and Manager Thom- as says that business in this line has exceeded his expectation and his expec- tations were sanguine indeed.
 The Crawford Tire service operates a, large press for the purpose of in stalling truck tires and offers splen- did service in this department.
 Of course everyone knows the fla
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 13.- (SpeciaD-A sensational development in motor car design, it is now definitely known, is announced by Studebaker this morning. The car, which is en- tirely unlike anything ever offered be- fore, is said to be solution to the Open-cl0sed car problem which motor ists have known since the 'horseless carriage" first came into being.
 The name of this revolutionary car, it is known, will be the duplex phae- ton, and there will also be duplex roadsters, combining the outstanding advantages of present-type open cars with the snug comfort and all-weather protection of the closed car.
 Besides this new-type car, Stude- baker announces a new six, and 16 all new body styles.
 It is the first far-reeching an nouncement to be made by this famous manufacturer of fine cars since 1918.
 Studebaker, ever noteworthy for it's innovations in motor car building, of fered several revolutionary changes in automobiles in 1912. Then, in 1918, after a series of gradual refinements in its models, Studebaker gave to the world another entirely new model.
 Now, in 1924, comes the third great cycle in Stakeholder progress-which has maintained an important influence on the automobile industry as whole and on the benefits in which the pub lie has shared.
 While whispers in motor car circles for several months have connected the Studebaker corporation with some un- usual activity in the way of new types of cars, the statement today is the first intimation by the corporation, and comes as surprise to the general public.
 However, it was admitted by Stude baker officials that. the amazing new type of car, which is already in the process of quantity production at tht huge. plants qshere and. in Detroit, will be called the "Studebaker duplex phaeton." Those who have seen pre- exhibit models say it Is the most ad vanced achievement in motordom, anC feel confident that it will supercede the present touring car. Nothing like it has ever been seen on the streets of Amer ica before.
 Instant Closed. Car Comfort.
 Imagine riding in an open car that in five seconds-at the first hint oi rain or snow-becomes a snug, dry luxurious closed automobile! Women motorists it is believed will be the first to sing the praises of this new accomplishment in motor car designing and construction.
 For rumor has it that the new Studebaker duplex phaeton" com pines the advantages of the open and the closed in motor cars. Quantity pro ductiOn-plus remarkably efficient en-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
NEW CABS FOR
 RED TOP FLEET
Fine Record Made. In. creased Business.
 Equipment Added

That more people are using taxicabs in Birmingham is evidenced by the fact that the Red Top Taxicab service finds it necessary to add to its equip ment Several new Rec Tops have recently been added among them one of the new model six-cylinder Rec jobs which is proving quite up to expecta- tions.
 "We are proud of the record for safety that our cars have made and we believe this record has had much to do with the greatly increased busi- ness we are experiencing now" said Henry Jenkins, of Jenkins Cab and Auto Co.,, which operates the Red Top line.
 Another feature of our service to which I would like to call attention now that school is opening, is the fact that our service carries children with out charge if accompanied by an adult. This will surely be appreciated by par ents especially on bads days when chil. dren must go to school regardless of the weather" continued Mir. Jenkins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
MOTOR CAR IN TREE TOP

An almost new motor car resting in the top branches of forty-foot elm tree in Santa Anna canyon, California has furnished new puzzle to the au- thorities.
 The mongrel dog of Henry Bates, a stock ranger in the canyon, made the strange discovery the other night. The dog parked at the motor car more safe. ly probably than he had ever parked at car before and Bates investigated A crew of deputy sheriffs and mechan. ics spent the rest of the night getting the car out of the tree. It was dam aged slightly.
 There was nothing to show how il got there, but it must have cataplted from the road at a point three hun. dred feet above. The vicinity was searched thoroughly for bodies and none was found.
 The car is registered to Henry O. Wagner of Whittier. Wagner, it was said, left for Wisconsin three weeks ago, and two weeks ago his car was reported stolen.-Los Angeles Times.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
W BARNEY 0kAEZEZ0

Dear Sir :--I have little trouble with my starter. When starting l use 4 dry cell batteries. I have trouble with the magneto. When running un- der 12 miles an hour, I cannot get spark and the engine stalls. Could the coil be connected to the positive wire to give more power instead of the mega tive wire? The breaker points con nected on the dry cell batteries are 0. K. and set with a gauge. It gives good spark at the points. Kinly tell me if the wiring is correct. I have tried about everything pertaining to changing the wires around without results.- c. E.
 If you have given all the pertinent facts, it is evident that your starter IS unable to turn the engine over fast enough to produce sparks with your present magneto. It is not advisable to charge the wiring connections on your present magneto, believe that the easiest way for you to cure your trouble is to have your old magneto overhauled probably there is little that it needs outside of recharging of the magnetos, and any electrical service station in your city should be able to do this.
 My car frequently refuses to start after a period of rainy weather al though it works satisfactorily when running in q rain storm. 1 have wiped off the distributor cap and the spark plugs without result. Evidently the moisture affects it but do not see how, for after a few hours of dry weather it starts readily.-W. H.
 You evidently have case of wet or damp high-tension wires, and the rem edy is to install new high tension wiring being sure that you obtain high-tensi0n cable and not ordinary lighting cable. Meanwhile temporary remedy is to remove the distributor cap and high tension wiring and place it in q warm (not hot) oven for half m hour.
 The rear axle of my car, semi floating type. knocks quite audibly, al- though the knock varies in intensity and sometimes disappears entirely. It sounds as though the wheel bearings were being ground to pieces but upon | lacking up the wheel I found 1t per fectly tight and the bearing apparently in good conditional. B, G, Your wheel hub is loose on the axle shaft. Tighten the nut as much as pos sible using the largest wrench that you have. If the knock continues, take your car to a repairman, as it Is not always possible fully to draw up this nut with out an extra large wrench, If the wheel still knocks a new hub and axle shaft may be required,
 A few days ago I had the breaker points adjusted and since then the en- zine has developed little power, It also has a tendency to miss at high speed. The repairman who did the job insists that the breaker points are correctly adiusted.-H, F. K.
 Your symptoms indicate that the breaker points are too close together. A slight increase in the breaker point opening will bring the power back to normal and cure the missing at high speed.
 ! My car refuses to run more than 25 miles per hour on high gear for more
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
|RICD TESTS IN | NASH FACTORIES
Final Inspection Made After Car Has Been
 Completed

II Testing of an automobile, after it has been completed and before it reaches
 the hands of the buyer or even the ldealer, is an interesting phase of mo-
 tor. car. manufacture and is sub
 ject to which Nash Motors deyotes un- usual attention. Two long steel racks
 just installed in what is known as the
 final test' department of the Nash
 Motors company stand as mute eyi-
 dence of the exhaustive program of |inspections and tests which cars bear Hing the Nash nameplate must under
 go, before they are run out onto the
 leading platform and okayed for ship ment.e AA
 After being driven by expert |mechanicians over the company's test |ingl road where they are. checked by onet tdriyer then turned over to another
 and rechecked by him, the cars are run np onto the testing stand. There they are given what is known as an under heath inspection the stands making it possible for mechanics equipped with electric light bulbs to- carefully and |Ifully inspect all parts for proper lubri- cation, nuts and bolts for tightness and thus to finally okag or reject for Immediate shipment cars that pass over |Ithe stand during the day.
 Prior. to this and to the actual road work of the cars they are given literal ly thousands of rigid inspections and tests in the making; in fact there are Inspectors in each department of the Large Nash factories whose sole respon- |sibility is to see that no piece of ma terial or part is permitted to pass that [does not measure up to the strict re- |9uirements laid out by the. company. In many of these departments inspec- tors are equipped with specially devised tools for testing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
NEW JERSEY, LAND OF MIsERs

|6o Numerous That Killing Them For Their Money Is Regular Occupation Misers of the good old school seem Eto be rather more numerous in New EJersey than anywhere else. Whether Sthis is because there is little worth Edoing with money in the state or for [some other reason is as yet undisclosed, kbut the misers are so numerous there Ethat killing them for their hidden treasures is a favorite and almost Zregular occupation for some of the To- Scsl murderers.
 4 ! The latest victim of miserliness and |the distress of banks happens to have been a man, but rather more often it lis woman who, shows the strange preference for money to those simpler comforts of life that for normal folk fare counted among the necessaries. He fdied as he had lived for many years lin squalid shack, and yet he was a
 man of what. not so long ago would have been called fortune" In his case, according to rumor, an unfortunate and disappointing love af- I flair determined his rejection of all lof life's ordinary amenities; @but then Srhmor always says that.-The New York Times.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
BALLOON TIRES
 BY BIRMINGHAM
Local Factory Now Building
 Low Pressure Type

Balloon tires are now being built in Birmingham, according to Monk Bardolph, who sells Birmingham cords built in Birmingham. These new type tires will be on the market, in few days Monk declares and are as good as any tire made. They will be dis tributed in Birmingham by the Mur- ray Tire company.
 Monk also claims that his battery business is growing so fast that he had to buy another Ford car to give service to his customers. The number at the battery station is Main 12.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
CONNECTS BUILD
 MOTOR HIGHWAY
California Honor System Proves Its
 Value

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. H. Prisoners in the Los Angeles county jail are doing their bit toward mak- ing motoring enjoyable in Southern California. Under the ''honor system, 30 miles of highway leading into the newly created Big Pine County park has just been completed. It represents the labor of inmates of penal institu- tions during the past two years, and has made available for motorists 54O acres of ma jestic pines overlooking the sandy wastes of the Mojave desert.
 The new county park is surrounded by national forests, and is 100 miles east of Los Angeles. It is designed to provide perpetual recreation spot for Southern Californians before the rapidly increasing population absorbs all camp ing places.
 The social experiment of building a road into the new playground with prison labor will be conducted in other county enterprises. It has been found that men sentenced to serve are eager to get out in the open and work, esp cially since they are paid 50 cents a day for their labor. This permits the accumulation of fund wherewith to face the world again when their terms expire. In addition to the bank roll, the prisoner is liberated with robust healthy, steady nerves and habits of industry.
 The newly opened county park is nearly 1000 feet elevation, and will afford residents of snowless Los Ange- les facilities for winter sports. The road will be kept free from snow by tractors. so that former residents of the east may recall joys of the past with snowfall battles, bob-sledding, ice skating and skiing by a motor trip of four hours into the Big Pine country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14

My car refuses to run more than 25 miles per hour on high gear for more
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14

than a short spurt. It lacks power, backfires occasionally and if I attempt to push it beyond 25 miles stalls momentarily.-D. c. F It is almost certain that you have dirt in the gasoline line. Remove the pipe running from carburetor to vacuum tank and blow it clear with the mouth if possible. and with compressed air if necessary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14

miliar "92" service and the little ubiquitous red service car that answers your call for help when one has tire trouble and this service is behind the Goodrich line of tires, hence the great success of this line in Birmingham since it has been confined to Crawford.