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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23

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SanrJuaH, P. r.,
Abril 6, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
LA poslcion que en.....
tconsinnacion d. ia Ira. pas.,

deseo de llevar esas masas por otros
camInos, Y de utilizar para la i'm
plantation de reformas sociales den
tro del orden politico actual, la in.
huencia vel talento de los lideres
obreros. Pero desgraciadamente aoue-
liza parte del Partido Republican, que
nos es opuesta, los socialistas mis-
mos, en- vez de dar calor a esa idea
contenida en- la "Proposici6n SAM
chez Morales" lie declararon guerra
alberta, e hicieron impossible que los
repubiicanos fueramos a Ponce con
toda nuestra gente la masa socia-
hsta mas o menos afin, sosteuiendo
mi proposition, para la cual enton-
ces, hubiera sido possible encontrar
una formula dentro de la Alianza.
Sin embargo, la idea fuea defendida
en- las conferencias de Ponce, con
una Ultima esperanto de orilfar las
dlficuitades que habfan sido creadas
por los que antepusieron su pro-
pio bien, los impulses de la. passion
que engendran las violentas luchas
en- 'el seno de un partido. Pero la ST.
tuaclon era tai, que la Proposition
Sanchez Morales" tuvo en-. contra ar
gumentos de tanta fuerza que no pu-
do prevalecer. Quizas estuvo en- mi
mano ell hacer fracasar las negocia-
clones; pero nj yo nj los que esta-
ban conmigo en- ese punto podiamos
echarnos encima esa inmensa respon-
sabllidad ante el pals. Lo que un
nero polftico puede hacer muchas
ocasiones, por adquirir aura relie-
We momentaneos, no 10 puede afron-
tar un patricia por modesto que sea,
cuyo deber es 'anteponer todo. las
aspiraciones legftimas de su pals.
Pero en- todos los conferenciantes,
tanto unionistas como republicanos,
predominaba el deseo de contar con
la cooperation del trabajo organiza-
do, siendo patte principaffsima del
Programa adoptado, ell meioramiento
material y la elevation Intellectual v
moral del obrero de las ciudades y
los campos. La obra ade los partidos
en- la avanzada legislation
pro-obrera que existe en- Puerto Ri
co, es la garantfa mas segura de que
ell Programa de la Alianza en- ese
respecto, como en- todos los otros,
es sincere Y sc realizara como com
pIemento de 10 va hecho.
En- ese Programa consta que Sc
invitara a la "American Federation
of Labor" a las dernas organiza
clones obreras participar en- las
inieiativas " responsabihdades de la
.reforma social que Sc realize. Y 'en
'esez camino aduellas tendran toda la
representation que son eacreedo-
ras.'
La impression del Sr. Sanchez Mo
rales, como la de numerosos otros
significados elementos con quienes
hemos sostenido cambios de 'iinpresio-
nes, es de que en- ell campo republi-
-cano la opinion esta reaccionando
de manera notable despues que Sc
han dado a eonocer las bases del en-
tendido con los unionistas v sc han
convencido de que el particle de la
'mfayorfa esta sinceramente ldispues-
to "a llevar a la practica las ideas
que fueron expresadas en- ell Mani
fiesto publicado por los Sres. BARGE
10 y iTous Soto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
H! o TELES- :
CENTRAL.

Edificio construfdo expresamente para
Hotel Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con BANJO. Tele-
fono, Timbres, Barberia y cuanto re-
quiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan.
Desde S1.00 ESQ. Desde $3.50 a $50
Restaurant a la Carta. Cubierto $1.00
SAN JOSE No. IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
EN- Ell oLIMPo Ell sABADO DE
GLORIA PAQUITA ESCRIBANo
Triunfadora:

Triunfadora: as.
Fin ell arte, en- la simpatia
ESQ es Paquita Escribano, la di-
vette tan bonita, tan graeiosa tan
elegante eque adniramos de nuevo
en- la .escena del teatra .Olimpo.
Sc presento EN- la tanda elegante
de las ocho y treiIata para la cual
apenas 81 habfa localidades.
Cant6 lindos couplets.
Los ultin1os de su nuevo reperto-
rio.
Paquita Escribano es indiscutible-
,mente la mas gentil canzonetista es-
pamela, la tonadillera realmente
aristocratica, la artista prediiecta de
las damas de Puerto Rico.
iPor que Paquita Escribano goza
de ese senalado favor de 10 mejor
de nuestra alta sociedad?
Hay una razon fundamental para
clio. Paquita Escribano es positiva-
mente Ia soberana del couple ino, de
la cancion fqae eesta equldistante del
couple chocarrero y plebeyo de la
'cancionilla sensiblera y artificiosa.
: La Escribano dice con singular
maestria, el couple el verdadero cou-
pie, la cancion alada Y frfvola, que
pasa riente ingeniosa por sus la
bios, sin exageraciones nj extr1den-
cias, naturalmente subrayada por la
gracia encantadora de la "estrella".
Este es uno de sus exitos como 10
les stambien su presencia de mujer
hermosa Y su elegancia indiscutible
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23

Ell POSTMASTER DE BARCELONA
TAs Sc SUICIDE AVER HACIENDA
Sc UN DIsPARo DE REVOLVER
PoR LA STEM DERECHA a8ss
MoMENTos ANTEs Sc HABIA PRO
cEDTDo A PRACTIcAR UNA IN
vEsTIGAcroN EN- AQUELLA OFT
GINA POSTAL x

sAnoche fufmos iTformados de que Ell
administrator de Correos de Barcelo-
meta Sc habia sufcidado, debido que
Sc habia ordenado el practicar una IN
vest:gaci6n Official en- su offcina ~
Tan pronto tuvfncs conocimiento del
.tr&g gico suceso, nos pusimos en- comuni-
caci6n con Ia pohcfa de aquel pueblo
y &c nos dijo que, sefectivamente, en-
la mafiana de aver, a las once, ell Sc
nor Gaspar Terran, quien desempeda-
ba ALI eel cargo de administrator de
correos shabia puesto fin sus dias ha-
c.6adose un disparoi de revolver por la
sien derecha.
Despu6s de practicable la investiga-
ci6n, nos inforno la policia, que Ell mo-
vii del suceso fue porque Sc habia com
probado La eistencia de u ndesfalco
en- la oficina a su cargo
rs 10 cierto que en- la mafiana de
aver llegaron ALI practicar una ilives
tigaci6n los inspectores del Correo Y
Ell sefior Ferran Sc retro su casa y
puso fin a sus dfas.
En- Barce1of1eta este hecho ha pro-
ducido general senttniento debido a
que el sr. Ferran era persona muy ben
relacionada en- aquella sociedad Y que
gozaba de generates simpatias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23

Association Protectora de Ninos de
San Agustfn de Puerta de TERRA,
& as 10000
Soc. Benefica de Damas, la "Her-
inlandad', de San German, 1000
Association de San Vicente de Paul.
CapilIa Franciscana s,. $500
Association de San Vicente de Paul,
Capifia de San Jose. $500,
Association de San Vicente de Paul,
Catedral, 1900
Association de San Vicente de Paul,
Sagrado Corazon, 1900
Association de San Vicente de Paul,
San Jorge. $500
Association de Ninos Enfermos y
Ancianos Desamparados 10000
Geo. O. Robinson Orphanage, San
turce. 't.sA 10000
Asilo Sordo- Mudos, 10000
Refugio de Ninos Desamparados,
10000
Soc. El zapato de los Ninos Po-
bres, <-+ So aee 10000
Asilo de Ancianos ,Desamparados,
10000
Ell Hogar Infantil. 10000
Ell Ropero de los Ninos Pobres,
10000
Hospital de la Concepcion 10000.
Hogar Mas6nico, Rio Piedras, 10000
Colegio Asilo de Parvulos, 10000
La Protectora de Ninas Huerfa-
mas. Rio Piedras, 10000
Colegio de San Ildefonso 10000
Comedor Escolar, Escuela Rosendo
Matienzo Cintron, 6955
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
REoEPo1oN EN- LA FoRTAlEzA


T En- La audici6n musical que dara Ia
Esehofa Towner en- La Fortaleza ell jue-
-ves pr6ximc, "a del actual, de 400 a
.6:OO de La tarde, Sc cuInplira eel ST.
gu;ente programme,
''Ti vorref rapire' Mc'odia, Gas
taldon. r
Francisco Trapaga, Tenor. Acompa-
fiamiento al piano por la sefiorita ANA
Ha lPa6li.
Mazurka de Concerto, Walls lento,
HuyKe.
Hon. Juan B FHuyke, Piano.
sselecciones de "The Lover in Da-
riascus'' /, Amy Woodford linden.
Miss Betsy Ross. soprano. Acompa-
famiento al piano por la sefiora Hes
ter
Oriental Costume Dance, Rosita
Mona Mendia. Acoinpanamiento al
piano por la nina Maria Antonieta
Brown. @h
'sT'amo" .serenata aMorisca, Abad.
Lolita Serenata Espanola, Bazza
iPeccia s9s3 ~
francisco Trapaga, Tenor Acom-
padanniento al piano por la asefiorita.
AmaIia aPaoli.
Fantasia de Fausto, Alard.
KnJawialx, wieniawski.
sSrtas Hortensia M6ndez, Violin.
"A Aconspafamfento al piano p0r ell sehor
Jose e Pedreira.
81 love you truly DEAR, "Just
'awearyin for YOU, Carrie Jacobs
Bond
srta Betsy Ross, Soprano.
Sra. Hester al piano. ~
NoTAs DE FoETALEzA "
FL Gobernador ha aprobado dos re
sofuciones adoptadas por la Com1sion
de Ia Policia Insular concedtendoie Ell
retro al Jefe de Distrito de Septiria
Clase, Sr. Domingo Quevedo BaeZ, y
conced4endole una pension los here
deros iegaIes del Detective de Prime
'ra erase, Sr Inocencfo aDiaz NHore4io,
respectivamente.
El fGobernador ha aprobado Ell nom
bran iento .hecho favor del Sr. Ra-
fael d. 'Dapena Juez de sPaz de Gua-
vanilla, para que acthe como Juez de
Paz sustitlto de Guanica, en- un case
criminal pendiente ante esta ultima
ccrte en- Ell que Ell Juez Propietario
esta incapacitado para actuar.
-Debidamente autorisado por Ell Tr1-
bunal Supreme de Puerto Rico, para
eiercer ell Notariado en- esta Isla, ha
reg strado Zen la oficina del Secretario
Ejeeutiyo de Puerto Rico) la firrna,
signo y sello que ha de usar en- Ell sejer-
cicio de SUI profession el Sr. Clpr1ano
olivieri, de Ponce.
Ell Secretario Executive ha expe-
dido licencia para cazar y portar ar
mas de caza, los sefores r. Valde-
ella Grau, Salvador Wives Y Fernando
zapater, de Ponce; Luis r. A1bors, de
Cayey; Jesus E. Benitez Malpica, de
Sarturcee; Rafael G. Rodriguez de Goa
mo, y Jose Orlando ' Francisco An
tonjo Falche, de Yauco.
Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasa-
pofts para Espafa, Francia y suiza,
la S-a. Lucia G. de Toro, Petra r.
VIDA. de Toro, Sr. Jose Toro Rios, y
Rafael Dominguez, todos de Huma-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23

Gao, p. B., para Espaha, Francia,
B6lgica, Inglaterra Suiza, al Sr. Luis
villaronga Charriez de Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
AICAZAR
HOfEL INGLATERRA

Nuestras habitaciones y comidas
han sido recomendadas como inmejo-
rabies por todos los forasteros. Vi
s.tenos. Hygiene Y comodidad es nues-
10 lena.
7p1te co,nercio No. 46, Ponce! p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
SERcADo DE CANIBIo

El granaioso drama Clarence.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23

Gran verbena Benefcio del Refu-
gio de Nifos Desamparados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23

Bajo la direction de. la Comision
Hfpica Insular de Puerto Rico, y
cumpliendo con los preceptos de la
Secci6n 10 del Acta No. 86, aproba-
da el IL de agosto de 1928, tengo
sel honor de presentar para ssu apro-
bacion la siguiente distribution de
fondos que Sc ha hecho entire las
instituciones caritativas registradas
como tales en- esta oficina: g .
Association Protectora de Mendigos,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
Buena 0portunidad

Sc solicita, Sra. O Srta. que
conozca el rarno <de trabaio en-
coIores, sepa estampar y per-
forar. Buen sueIdo. San Jose
No. 8. ff&se 80
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
San Juan, p. r.,
Abril 6, 1924.

Al Hon. Gobernador de P. R..
San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23

PARQUE4 BoRINQUEN:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23

sELIooEAPH:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23

LA REMINGTON No. II Quite
ha sido proclamada la mejor y
mas perfecta de todas, por los princi-
pales expertos de las cinco parties del
muhdo. GONZALEZ PADIN 90. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23

CINE LAS CAsAs:
"Carlos Huracan'' y una c6mica.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-11
Is The millennium at Hand?

For the residents of the cities of Seattle and Tacoma
been the beest of rivals Each has watched the
the other with and each has tried make the rapid ad
vancemen Seattle has hung the Mount Rainier grim
E and nacousy because Tacoma has insisted doggdy that
the snowy peak other than Mount Tacoma Tacoma built
huge stadium and remained proud of it until Seattle behind the
University of Washington and erected the stadium
Thus the war has waged holly and furousy for years.
But the millennium must be at hand in view of latest develop
met The lion and the lamb apparently nugy cudded up
gether with immediate prospect the lion having wool enagd
his back teeth In the last issue of Farm and Preside the farm
issued by the Cowell Publishing company the Chicago %
ngton Quincy railroad advertising Tacoma the city with
mountain its ooryard That all fine enough until the picture
examined and it is that ii splendid of Seattle There
is the CounCty building natural life the Alaska building
the Union National bank building and the Smith buldngh the
mercfuy eliminated by the retoucers pencil The
tain probably Rainier considering the city, stands up close
competent tobacco masticaor should be able the white
delicate brown tint But the second part the
its work Not from Seattle from being pictured Tai
and all Tacoma residents peculiarly silent having the
hated city of Seattle labeled Tacoma the city with
in its dooryard'
At is good advertising Tacoma gets lot of
people the result of the advertising campaign
settlers going Tacoma fail visualize the skyline
seek the original of the photograph great harm done
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-11
THE DAILY NEWS.

The happer girls, ] rather guess,
will have to don some more of
dress, or else grow long, Godiva
hair to hide the spots that might
be bare and bob haired grandmas,
short of skirt, will continue for
to fiirt, and 60 high stepping
through the dew ard brewing
good, fine, old home brew. Legis-
lators, half-jack DAVIS, will manu-.
facture more fool laws, and
couples young and old of course
will fight and sue and get divorce
and place an awful homely ban
on peace ON earth good will to
man. The world is still quite
money mad, and son is wiser than
his dad, the daughter wiser than
her ma, the buck subservient to
the squaw.
The local churches quarrel and
fight and claw and talk and
scratch and bite, each bound for
heaven when they die, but they II
smell birthstone bye and bye, be-
cause no gossiper who hates can
pass in through the golden gates.
1t seems that 1924 will be goose
egg on the score and bandits they
will kill and rob and profiteers be
on the job. Reform has made us
one big sin, the fashion plates are
worse than gin, the movie craze is
worse than rum and Henry's
Fords are going some. The air
machines are flying high and SO
will be. bye and bye, when | get
my old harp in tune and find a
place to get some moon.
We haven't spoken to Zero, but
we've been flirting some, with
that same old ice berg hero, but we
hope that he'll not come a-calling
on us fappers while our clothing
are so few. for Zero makes d flap
per go astepping through the dew.
We never have met Zero in his
garden, face to face, but they say
he's worse than Nero when he Wis
its any place. We're not so far
above him, sad indeed, the tale to
tell, but we never, never love him,
Zero, you can go to-Florida.-
Charley L. Cant, in Guemes
Beachcomber.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-11
1t Also Requires Skill.

In an editorial commenting the poultry show held
attic last week, the Seattle Star said:
Excellent work has been done o help the industry
poury) by the various lumber who. have
ed their oggedo lands production Good progress
in improving breeds increasing production Stabzing
the industry is reported by the poultry association
If You have friend in the East, with little capital
and the nac of raising chickens tell him about the
tnnities near Seattle. There is plenty of for
egg producers and with little horse sense, failure al
most impossible. A growing market is here The demand
at present greater than the supply
Without beling the poultry industry questioning great
extent the knowledge of the Star editor concerning poultry
dustry the Record mis say perhaps there
is moi .ue tremendous demand for eggs only
little but also knowledge of poultry any
siderable money just present the egg market decline
is difficult to convince pouyman that the eggs is
not pretty well supplied.
Almost day poultman adverse his place.
and equipment for sale and rers Each year crop
oultrymen start confident of huge profits The comparatively
who remain in the business after
and women who love poultry industry as
much for the love OF the work they financial
The NewsRecord does not believe possible any bust
unless the participants heart entirely the work A man
who does not love cattle him trying to operate dairy
herd feed beef cattle Likewise the poultry
business merely make money almost the venture
in the long
1t almost nfaliby true that farmer what cop
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-11
Righ1 Triun1phs.

Arthur Brisbane who each day message philosophy
wisdom and cheer millions of people of the United States through
syndicate of newspapers, said the other day
IF you sincere, afraid, and stand your ground
calumny won't hurt You in the long
Senator Laloette, rnng to the senate Yesterday
after long Illness received by parties
with loud applause ovation such few have had
in the senate.
Every man in that body knows that LaFolete is sin
oere, says what he means and that OF money
could even interest him. much less influence him.
1t has not been with all and LaFollette
ms elections by fighting. not by purchase has been
sometimes
aFoete is undoubtedly the most hated and
the most maigned the United among the big business
interests and people of wealth The concerning
his attitude on questions the blot pages
American journalism The Associated Press the paid mouthpece
the big interests pumped the public full of this vile
finally cornered printed retracons the onspuous places
in the many newspapers which the service.
aFolette has represented the people
many Offices eliminating in his election and reflections
to the senate from Wisconsin Again the people pumped
the information by the enormous German vote of
his state He undoubtedly folk descent but
the vote of the day folk of returns him
Washington after time
When LaFolette senate after his election the old
standby sought ignore him discourage him For
years he secured the most insignificant committee appointments
with bull dog eacy he hung and his tremendous personality
has enabled him forge the front until today he the talk
cd OF member of that body By strategy he has organized the
progressives until they controlling power in the senate
Senator LaFolete and always will be- For years
he toured the country the lecture platform during the
season and wrote hundreds of and
has devoted penny of his carrying
against special privileges the interests has had
the opportunity to have been influenced from financial standpoint
but in every instance he has turned his back has
maintained his position fearless the workers
of not only his state but of the nation
LaFolette has made mstakesos of any blazer of
trails of thought and things apt they have
been mistakes OF the head and of the heart The
occasion to differ with him, but always in the end the thought
that the Wisconsin always champion
right and that he is held respect the
ercise of honor and principal in public
Robert NJ LaFolete will be president of the United
States Neither Alexander Hamilton Daniel Webster Henry
Clay or James g. Blaine but they going down history
statesmen produced among them in the
of American history will be found the
NJ LaFollette of the of Wisconsin.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-11
Don't Complain.

If the furnace is too hot,
Twill get cooler like as not
Don t complain.
So just keep your work a-going,
Some will benefit by your sowing
Don I complain.
Sometimes your plans miscarry;
Then s the time to sing-be merry,
Don t complain.
If conditions are adverse,
Worry only makes them worse;
Don t complain.
When the wind don't blow your
way.
Count your blessings DER and say I:
Someone's getting blest today;
Each testing has for you
Some great blessing, rich and new,
Don't complain,
Just say help me, Lord to see
What this trial holds for me;
Don't complain.
Just be patient in His hands
Needing all his best commands;
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-11
A Long Wait.

My grandpa notes the world 5
worn cogs,
And says we're going to the dogs.
His grand-dad in his house of logs
Swore things We're going to the
dogs.
His dad among the Flemish bogs
Vowed things were going to the
dogs.
The caveman in his queer skin
togs
But this is what wish to state
Said things We're going to the dogs
The dogs have had an awful
wait"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-11
Never mind the ifs and ands,
Don't complain.
To-day.

We shall do so much in the years
to come,
But what have we done today?
We shall give out gold in princely
sum,
But what did we give today?
We shall lift the heart and dry the
tear,
We shall plant a hope in the place
of fear,
We shall speak with words of love
and cheer,
But what have we done today?
We shall be so kind in. the after
while,
But what have we been todayG
We shall bring to each lonely life
a smile,
But what have we brought to.
day?
We shall give to truth a grander
birth,
And to steadfast faith deeper
worth.
We shall feed the hungering soul
of earth,
But whom have we fed today2
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-11
vAsHoN ISLAND NEws.REcoRD

he produced made of jumping about producing crop
growers OF the Yakima valley make money only by staying with thai
after taking the lean years with
eragng them in the long This is with the poultry
duy and only the pouryman to produce more and
expect to make money.
, 1924-07-28

At $50 on Saturday morning death
claimed as its " an old and respectable
member of this community in the person
of Mrs. CAROLINE FARRELL born Elliott,
81 years Of age. Mrs. Farrell for many
years carried on both a provision and a
rum business in this town but finally clos
ing the grocery department she con-
tinued with the rum business until fore
ed by prohibition to close this also. The
funeral took place at 4.30 yesterday al
ternoon from her residence to the Ro-
man Catholic Church of which Church she
was a staunch member and from thence to
the public cemetery where her mortal re-
mains was laid to rest. She leaves be-
hind several relatives to mourn her loss
to whom we tender our sincere sympa-
thy.