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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
Nuevo remedio para el higadO. Cura
todOs los des6rdenes del higado
y del est6mago.

FL Remedio de Leonard es un nuevo
descubrimiento vegetal que limpia el higa-
do estomago de todas las materias vene-
nosas hace que estos organos whales
trabajen propamcntc El Remedio dc
Leonardo para el Higado no contiene calo-
mel, nj deja la persona estrefida. 81
sufre I'd. dc desordenes del higado, el es-
tonnage intestinos tome inmediatamente
el Remedo de Leonardo. nm agradable me-
dicamento que segura ;nofensivanente
fortalecera y permanememente vigorizara
su higsdo y estomago Biliosidad, dolores
de cabeza, estomago agrio. Indigestion,
eructos, aliento fetido. estrehimiento y
palpitaciones son pruebas de que tiene I'd.
el higado es,omago descompuestos de-
mandan el uso Immediate del Remedio de
Leonardo. De venta en- todas las drogue-
rias.
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OCCASION

En- ell sitlo mas centrico dc Santurce,
SO alquilan los altos de la casa que
ocupa el establecimiento la Merce-
dita" Stop Is, Santurce, tiene 13 ha-
bitaciones, pasillo amplio, esta prepa-
rado para poner un Hotel, Fabrica dc
Ropa, para ofcina Precio Modlco
Para informes en- LA Mercedita"
Telefono 353, Santurce.
1-25 Adv.
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MRS. JoHNsoN AND co.

MRS. JO6NSON AMI W.
Rogamos a nuestra distinguida Glen
tela no dejar para Ultima hora sus
trabajos de Carnaval, pues sentiriamos
no poder complacer a todos, como ha
sucedido en- las pasadas fiestas. Tam
bien Sc hacen plizados. Salvador
Bran, Al, Altos de la Fama. Tel. 555.-
1-18
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ANUNCIOS CLAS|F|CADOS

vENTA DE FLORES NATURALlEa
en- u cAlls 'HoarS'', step IA, Ssusurcs
Lame al sslsfons 67s aEul. sAnturcs.
Y seran seryidos inmediatxments. p.
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NIMAOA BHOA kAC1Ub' ..sn' an
Dspartamsnto Especial pals ''SAras
Oa.sad9 . BGSouinA Prseios soOAHna
cos. Lame Gl ttleione I1sl. sentuzcs
> recogeremos saS EaDatos. =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15

Sc ALQUILAN unos altos con tcdas
comodidades, para poca fainilia Ell los
bajos de la misma casa informerin.
Gale colomer No. II. Santurce. 1--2l
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LA GREcA: ell meior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan ri. -AdVt.
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TRES BANDERAS:

"El Heroe de su Hogar'' y una re-
vista.
RIALTo:
Tarde noche: La Sin. Piedad'
PoPULAR:
LA Mano Invis:blo'., uitimos cpl
sgdios.
PUERTO RICO:
La cinta en- colores la Deuda del
Mar.
VICTORY GARDEN:
FL drama en- actos Obi Asesino In
visible"
oLIMPo:
Concerto del tenor susano Polanco
Y la cinta "Pobreza de Dinero''.
IMPERIAL:
Fina de mick Carter.
BELIoGRAPH:
Episodios IL y II de "La Vuelta al
Mvrde en- 1s Dias'' y una comea:a.
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HIlo JAPONES Superior eHazSca
Sc han sAplsado Dara esssr . ssAAs .
a mAcuinA, por ST Aehbilidsd y ssH-
sion especial Lea ESachGehes. sAS
Juan, P. 3.
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sE ALQUILAN varias haOitsciones en-
la Gale del Cristo No. Is. InfOrmaran
en- la Joyerfa Bourst. r.
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vENDo BUICK 1929, 7 pasaJeros.
Ia recorr.do muy POGO y representa- ser
nuevo. Motor, gomas Y pintura pertec-
tos. Precio: S795. 90. Vidal Gale Par
que 81 Santurce 1-21
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15

vACAs: Sc venden 30 vacas cruzadas.
InfOrmes; ApartadO 1922. San Juan
Puerto Rico. lie
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WANTED Middle-aged gentleman
with thorough knowledge of modern
accountsncy. Apply personally TO Uni
versal Pictures Corporation. Brau 90.
San Juan" 10
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Sc ALQUILA casa concrete dc dos
Plantas, cinco habitaciones, sala. come
dor, dob.e servicio sanitariO y garage.
Gale Canals. Setenta pesos (S7o) men
Informaran casa del frente No. II o
telefono 11lS Santurce. 1-13.
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En- New York

Lucia G.. de Riera; participa a sus
amistades haber trasladadO su residen-
cia al No. $50 w. 1O7th st. cerca dc
Broadway Tel. 44SO Academy. Con-
for. ables habitaciones, precios modicos
v trato esmerado. Referepcias: Juan
D. stubbe. DIR. Jose s. Belaval, Advt,
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BELIoGRAPH:

Fina de mick Carter.
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BEL1UITh4AFA.
Episodios IL y IL de LA Vuelta al
Mvrde en- 1s Dias' y una comeS:a.
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Sc VENDE BARATo: l Ropero con
tapas Espejo $40; l Seibot EN- S25; u
sillas Q siilones $50; 1 Alfombra grar-
de para sala $25. Allen IL IL bajos
San Juan. IA
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81 usted esta interesado
en- obtener una buena partida de va
cas- del pals, puede usted encontrarla
en- la ffnca Isletita. al terminar la ca
lie de Ia Palma del pueblo de Baya-
mon. Son 10 vacas. Is horras y % pa
ridas. Ell plena production.
PA
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ouAauA CADILLAC: ecu fEAnquicts
snsrs san Jaap o. Parqus 81 vsnds
qer 10 pederlS stsnder 81 duSaa. d
rtjass al .psrtsdO ga, San JuaA
EMPREsA DE MUDANzAS:-GDe-
A~ sea usted hacer una mudanza ra-
pida. economical y absolute garantia
de sus nuebles? Lame al 192 azui San
mce sera atendido prontamente.-P.
Avisamos al pIblico que va he-
mos rebajado la tarifa de los pre-
clos de fotograbados. Perfection
Y rapidez. Puerto Rico nustra-
do, San Jose No. 2.
LA GRECA: ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 2f.-AdVt.
Haga los fotograbados para sus
anuncios en- los talleres de "Puer.
to Rico Ilustrado", San Jose nu.
nero 2.
LA MARQUESITA para teias de Tan-
tasia. adornos para traJes, driles, IN
gleses artIculos de Ultima Novedad
para uam&s 70 nay 0tra. Visitenos y
SO convencera. S-4
Sc ALQUIAN: Acabados de repa-
rar. propios para oHcina, gabinete con-
sultorio, fabrica de ropa o vivienda
dos pisos grandes, claros frescos On
Cristo IL. Inmediatos a la Fortalaza.
Informar5 Cipriano Santos, Telefono
1924 Rcjo. San Juan. 81
oPoRTUNIDAD-S cede en- sub
arriendo los altos de Ia casa on n ca
lie de San jose No. 6. Informe en- la
misma ia.
La CRECA: ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-AdVt.
Sc vENDE casa, Gale San Jorge
No. 45, con solar de 10. .65 de frente
por 16 de fondo, entrada para garage.
Informc san Jose altos. ia.
Sc VENDE barata la casa No. Q de
la Gale de Duffot Santurce. Puerto HI
co. Informes al telefono 712 Negro
Santurce, Puerto Rico. Isl.
vIDRIERAS usadas muy baratas SO
venden en- la calle de la Cruz No. 10,
Telefono 500. No desperdicie esta opor
tunidad .-1-31
GRAMMATICAL CASTELLANA, ART
METICA. INSTRUCTION CIvICA.
Cursos "por correspondence" en- cas-
tellaro, para adultos de ambos sexos.
Pida informes EsCUELA MINER
VA. apartado 1I8.-San Juan Puerto
Rico. i-22
Sc ALQUILA: En- la avenida Perish
ing Sc alquila una hermosa casa, con
todos los adelantos modernos ACADIA
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OI,IMPO:

Concerto del tenor Susano Polanco
la cinta "Pobreza de Dinero''
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Sc ALQUILAN casas en- Hato Rey
Moderno parada 81 IL, a $500 y
$4,000. Son hermosas Y ventiladas. In
forrnaran ali. en- ''Colmado Espafa. p.
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"El Heroe de su Hogar' y una re-
vista.
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soLICITANSE agentes para novelas
por entregas. Exito ssguro. Buena CO
mission. Infanta Luisa, No. 2. Aparta-
mento %. III
Evening star., 1924-01-02

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extra heavy stitched low, broad rubber heels
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Evening star., 1924-01-02
CANDIDATES WITHHOLD
ENTRY TO SHORTEN RACE
North Carolina Gubernatoria1 As
pirants Heed Plea of Demo-
cratic Chief.
BY the Ass6riated Press.

RALEIGH, N c., January Am
other prospective candidate for the
democratic gubernatorial nomination
in this state in 1924 has indicated that
he will observe the request of Chair
man John G. Dawson of the state
d. dtmocratic executive committee that
persons considering seeking demo-
cratic nominations for the major state
offices refrain from announcing them
selves at the present time and observe
short campaigns, in order to pre-
serve party solidarity"
Angus Wilton Mclean of Lumber
ton, who has been regarded as prob
able candidate for the democratic
nomination for governor in 1924,
stated:
My attention has been called to the
statement of Chairman Dawson and [
can see no objection to ii from a
party standpoint. haven't given any
definite consideration to the matter
of fixing a particular date upon which
Josiah w. Bailey Of Raleigh. from
expected almost momentarily, in
formed the Associated Press this
morning that, after having read
Chairman Dawson's statement, he had
decided not to announce himself for.
the present, although he said he had
a formal declaration prepared for
publication.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
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Evening star., 1924-01-02
PREMATURE BLAST
Ar OIL WELL KILLS SIX
Several Refuse to Heed Warning
of Nitroglycerin Peril in
Cold Weather.
ONE MAN IS BLOWN TO BITS
Others, While Disfgured, Are
Capable of Identification.
ONE MAN Is BLOWN TO BITS
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press. : -
FRANKLIN, Pa, January Elk
ploding .nitroglycerin yesterday
brought violent death to six persons
about to take part in shooting" an,
oil we'll on the farm Of John A. Stone,-
five miles from here. .,
The dead are: Paul Stone, son of the'
owner of the well, and his wife, and
. Herbert whitman, John Whitman,
Eugene H. Neil and Robert kinnear.
Kinnear, who was standing over the
two cans of nitroglyccrin. Whicf
was to have been used to bring in the
well, was SO dismembered that no
recognizable part of his body has
beer found. All the others, while dis
figured by the explosion, were capable
of identification.
Previous to the blast kinncar had
warned all spectators of danger at
tending the handling of the explosive
in cold weather and urged them to
stand away. j. d. Scrivens took the
advice and was about 100 feet away
when the explosion took place. He
was knocked to the ground. Mrs.
Stone refused to leave, saying she
wished to see il ALL
Lawrence Mawhinney, survivor,
had gone to a nearby creek for water
to use in Shooting" Although por
tions of the wrecked derrick fell
about both Mawhinney and Scrivens
neither was injured.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
DEGOUTTETO DECIDE
ON PROGRAM IN RUHR
Complete Power to Determine on
Number of Troops Is Dele
gated to Him.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
PARIS, January 2.-The exact ex-
tent to which the number of French
troops in the Ruhr shall be reduced
in putting the Sinvisible occupation"
program into effect depends upon
the report to be made by Gen. De-
gouette, communicative chief in the
Ruhr, who has been delegated COM
plete powers to rearrange the forces
in accordance with his Judgment of
the local situation. The French for
eign office announced today, however,
that already quite considerable re-
duction has been effected with a
noticeable lessening of the tension in
the district, presaging additional con-
cilatory measures early in the year.
Exact figuers on the status Of the
army of Occupation are expected
shortly from Gen. Degoutte. His re-
port will determine whether the troops
to be taken out shall be sent to
France or remain as part of the Rhine
land occupation forces as a precaution-
AIRY measure.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
PROPOSE CANNING FACTORY.
snec;,l pisnatch to The star

Epecla1 DISPATCH 60 IHt Stdr.
HAGERSTOwN, Nd, January =
If Washington county farmers can
grow $50 acres of tomatoes next
summer, huge canning factory will
be located in this county, County
Agent Moore announced, following
receipt of word from o. K. Quivey,
county agent of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company, who is en-
this county. Quivey ammo that
he is acting for large canning in-
Evening star., 1924-01-02
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Evening star., 1924-01-02

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Evening star., 1924-01-02
Overcoats, '28, '38, '48 and $50

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and beautifully tailored. Models include
Evening star., 1924-01-02

the Single and Double Breasted Box Coat
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Plain, Half and Full Belted
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Fine Tweeds, Shetlands and Chetiots, in
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-20

regarded the slogan of the amalgama-
ton of the two internationals as "op-
portunism," even "menshevism." Why
the communists can be together with
the reformists in a common national
organization and why they cannot be
together in an international organic
alton would be hard to say. The OPP
ponents of this slogan have unwit-
tingly promoted the splitting tenden-
cies which are to be found among
section of the German workers. We
must prove our will to unity by facts,
and the proposal to convene an inter-
national unity congress is the best
proof that trade union unity is for us
no empty phrase and no maneuver as
a few over-clever comrades think. The
National Council of the G. p. of Ger
many adopted a resolution regarding
this question which is anything but
clear. Here it was said that the
slogan of uniting both internationals
is to be understood in the sense that
unity is to be accomplished on the
basis of the programme of the R.I.L.U.
TO understand the decisions of the
RI.L.U. and the Comintern in such
a way is not to understand them at
all. OF course it would be best if all
the workers were to recognize the
platform Of the R.LL.U., but in that
case what sense would there lie to
speak of amalgamating the two inter
nationals? We propose however an
amalgamation of both internationals
and the creation of united interna-
tional in spite Of the fact that half of
the organized workers do not accept
the program of the r. /. l.. u. We
are not at all afraid of being ia an
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-20

class struggle, and in spite of every
provocation stood by its standpoint;
against splits and for unity.
The III. Congress of the R.IL.U.
drew the logical conclusion from the
four years struggle for unity in pro
claiming the slogan of amalgamating
both Internationals by means Of an
International Unity Congress. The
conditions for this have become much
more favourable, as the consciousness
of the necessity for unity has pene-
trated the broadcast masses. A change
can be seen in the English labor mo-
vement as a result of the bourgeois
policy of the Labor Government"
We must openly admit that the
raising of this question at the Con-
gress of the Comintern, as well as at
the Conference Of the RILU., met
with resistance. This resistance is
mainly to be explained by the fact
that the opponents of this slogan had
not thoroughly thought out the trade
union tactics of the R.LL.U. and of the
Comintern. This slogan met with spe-
cially energetic opposition on the part
of the German delegation which
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-20
FOr United International rad Union Movement

6. At the International Peace Con
gress at the Hague the RLL.U. at
tempted to propose the united front
to the Amsterdam International. SINH
lar attempts were undertaken after
the Ruhr occupation and before and
after the Frankfort Conference.
z. The R.IL.U regards the united
front in the trade union movement as
the first step towards the organizatory
union of the divided portions of the
movement.
8. In every case in which tenden-
cies to split the trade unions appeared
in the ranks of the Comintern and the
RIL.U. the RIL.U. has opposed this
attitude with the greatest determine
ton and defended the slogan of trade
union unity with all the means at its
disposal.
All these facts are known to those
who have more or lees carefully fol-
lowed the activity of the RLL.U., the
decisions of it's congresses and the
instructions of it's executive organ.
How did the Amsterdam Internal
tional and the organizations affiliated
to it reply to all these measures of
the RIL.U.? They replied with a
furious campaign against the Commu-
nists and with their expulsion from
the trade unions. If the RIL.U. had
allowed itself to be actuated by the
same motives as the Amsterdamers,
that is by the wish to get rid of their
opponents at any price, then today
the disruption of the trade unions
along the whole line would have been
an accomplished fact. The RI.L.U.
was only prompted in its attitude by
its regard for the requirements OF the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-20
Unity Of the international Trade Union Movement

continued to develop. From the first
day Of its existence the RI.L.U. en-
phatically pronounced against the
splitting Of the trade unions. That
alone is to be seen from the following
facts:
1. The RIL.U. pronounced itself
against the slogan of destroying the
trade unions.
2. The RI.L.U. proposed to the
Amsterdam International to restore
the unity Of the French and Czecho-
Slovakian trade union movement.
3. The RIL.U. has at all its CON
crosses decided that all revolutionary
unions shall affiliate to their respect
i've internationals.
4. The R.LL.U. has several times
openly declared that the International
Propaganda Committees will be dis
solved as soon as the revolutionary
unions in question are admitted into
the respective internationals.
5. The RLL.U. at its II. Congress
issued the slogan of the united front
and often approached the Amsterdam
International with the proposal for
common action.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08

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A una nueva compra Sc les impOndrA
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CONTESTANDO

que les favorece oprimiendonos a nos
otros. Con desafios imprudentes Y ar
bitrarios, con informes falsos Sc nos
mega esa oportunidad.
Y n0sotros, cerca de mil estudiantes
de Ia Alta Escuela, estamos dispuestos
a demostrar que sabemos d~efendernos,
y 70 asegrro que despues de haberlc
demostrado una vez al contener una
fuerza ~arrolladora, belica, vandalica,
primitiva, 10 yolveremos a demostrar
cuando clio sea necesario, va mejor pre-
parados pues hay la experiencia, va
cue dudamos, va que nuestra buena fe
y verdadero ''sportmanship'' no Sc fla
mas de cstudiantes que dentro de POGO
han de esparcir sus conocimientos por
sobre Ell pals, al que debiendole TODD
tan NAL quieren pagarle.
Nosotros estamos a la defensive, no
a la ofensiva.
Nosotros tenemos confianza en- Ell De-
psrtamento de Educaci6n y en- La JUS
ticia v buena fe de sus directories.
MARIO.
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4 VINOL 7
Fl mejor T0nicO del
MundO
Para Ancianos y J6venes

Rosary Hill Home. Hawthorne, Nueva
York.-He usado Vinol. en- muchos pa
cientes debiles,s emaciados y sin fuer-
zasl h~abiendo obtenIdos resultados muy
aatfsfactorios. Una joven estaba tan
debiIitada que solamente arrastrAndose
pudo llegar hasta ell asilo a solicitar mi
ayuda. lie di Vinol liberalmente y al
cabo de un mes estaba tan bien que
apenas la conocf. Recobro las fuerzas,
engros0 v sus smejilias adquirieron csc
color ~sonrosados que ,demuestra buena
salud."-M. Alfonso Lathrop, Madre
Superiora.
Canton, Misisipf, E. u. A-"Yo tengo
rs amos de edad Y me debilite tanto
debfdo a los efectos de una grippe que
Negue a temer por mi salud. Sinem-
barge. con Ell uso de Vinol recobre
0Qsnpletamente me siento ~rejuvene-
cidA y lena de vida."-Sra. Lizzie
Baldwin.
listed tambien puede fortihcarse y
metorar su salud tomando Vinol. So
1icite hoy misrno una botella de su
Farmaceutico.
De venta en- las Fnrmnclns , Droguerfns
e~sxsrxsrFz CO.. nfsfn66ldsin. DslsIs. nlsA., &. IA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08
mi lena siempre ha sido mar
char por Ell sendcro de la rec
titud." Esteban RIED.
"Universitarios: Ell perfume que
vosotros regasteis con vuestra
obra, mo fu6 IN perfume de
incienso'." Matthias HIGGIN-
BoHAM.

Antes de empezar q aclarar ciertos
extremes de las manifestations Q in
formaciones publicadas acerca del con-
ficto estudiantil, deseo hace- constar
y el a~pasionado articnlo de A. A. MI
randa, a nombre de los esttldiantea de
la Universidad esta sole basado en- esas
frases luz varios reporteros de mala
muerte a hecho popnlares, tales CO.
mo: I'm dijeron', .toi deer, y use
dice'', escuchadas aqri y ALA de los
varones que tomaron parte en- la ae-
ci6n. Miranda no estaba por ALI. 70
estoy cast SECURE que 81 no estaba por
ALI. 6Me 10 digo algln Judas? NO. 70
mucho me extasi6 en- las guagu5s lie
mas de. nifas. de preciosas clliquillas, de
lindos capuilos del verjsl de nuestra
'elte', " me fuerza decirl, que en-
ninguna lie vi. +