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Evening star., 1924-12-21
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GERMAN POLICE Dog months old from
imported stock ready to train: registered
Axe No. 1922. 120S Ingrahnm st. NV.
GOLD silver. Watches diamonds and old
1ewelry needed In our manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid. Selingers, s1s st.
Guitar wanted. North 9es1.
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(COndrued.)

BANK EXECUTIVE.
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fers excellent opportunity for
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investment department.
Correspondence Invited,
Please state previous business
experience and enclose financial
statement. Address Box 1921.
Star office. ...,
Evening star., 1924-12-21

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northwest sectioni rent, S35: sacrifice prir-
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-05
Las COrtes de Ia Russia Soviet

los tratados de esas naciones con Ell 60
bierno soviet, y 81 articulo 4 instruye
a las cortes que en- casos en- que la le-
gislaci6n soviet sea inadecuada deben
regirse FOR los principles generates de
la ley soviet y por Ell movimiento poll
tico general del gobierno de los Traba-
jadores y Campesinos.
En- si conferencia sobre ell nuevo
c6digo, Brandenburgsky explico que la
clausula que ordenaba que las decisio-
mes estuvieran moldeadas EN- la politi-
ca general de- gobierno habia sido in
tercalada para hacer las wees del "es-
piritu revolucionario'' que antes predo-
minaba en- la administration de j~usticia
soviet. Este principle politico, encar-
nado intiTnameute en- este ar:iculo hace
inutil esperar por ahora una decision
de las cortes cue no este i~nfuenciada
por la politica predominante del gobier-
no. Ahora hay ~oportunidades amplias
para Ia ''distinciou de clase" Y para
la ''inhuencia de la clase proletarla
que con tanta frecuencia Sc hace SEN
tr en- las s~entencias de las cortes.
Ell Ministerio PubIico tiene derechos
amplios que lie permiten ~intervenir en-
los procedimientis de las cortes en- cual-
quier etapa del juicio, 81 e. considera
que esa intervention es beneficiosa
al Estado y a las masas trabajadoras.
Ell puede revocar las sentencias de una
corte, aun cuando Sc haya ibrado or
den de e~iecucion, y ell tempo dentro del
cual puede revocar ell fallo no tiene Il
mites. Ell articu,o 254 declara que las
actuaciones de los fscales del estado
y do las proTincias deben de estar de
acuerdot con los i~ntereses del estado y
de las mases tra~bajadoras.
De acuerdo con les a%rticulos 5y 179.
los jueces no debeas fjarse en- la canti-
dad que ~solicita As ~denaandante en- su
acci6n. y fernando en- consideration La
clase a que las parties ~pertenecen, clos
pgeden, 81 asi 10 Green convenience,
fallar cor n cantidad mayor que la
que solicita ell 6~emandante e n gu de-
manda. En- cualquier periodic de la Wis
ia del case puede ell demandante subs
tituir su causa de accion por otra y al
mentar O disininuir Ia cantidad que re-
clama. Las Cortes no tienen necesaria-
mente que ~cefiirse a la eviAeucia apor-
tada por las parties contendientes, pue3
pueden y (necesariamente tienen que)
buscar evidencia de fUentes exteriores.
La sentencia de II corte puede ser
revocada por la Corte Provincial o por
la Corte Supreme, 81 ell fallo no Sc amol
da a la po'itica general del gobierno.
81 Sc revoca un fallo, Ell ju!cio tendra
que verse lie NUEvo en- la misma an
terror, pero ante otros jreces. r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-05

so deSCu-
. .
br TO
De I'm qu1rnico
americana
Por fin los caluos
tendrdn pelo

Despues de muchos amos de expe-
rimsntos con drogas, masajes electricos,
etc, un quimico norteamericano de la
| + arenga Sales Co., de Nueva York ha
dado con la formula que positivamente
hace crecer ell pelo y destruye la cal
vicie mas cr6nica. Los resultados po-
sttivos dc personals CUE estaban per-
| dicndo ell cabello y de 4calyos que ha-
bian prohado otros medicamentos, Sc
cuentan por muchos miles. Este ma
ravilloso producto es una locion y to-
nico para Ell cabello de perfume suave
y agradab!o, compuesto de extractos
vegetables, y cuya formula ha sido pa
tentada eli Ia ofcina de Patentes de
Washington. Sill nombre comercial es
PoLYMoL. b
Las razones principles por cuales
ell PoLYMoL hace crecer ell cabello
son las siguientes:
10 Es I'm a~nticeptico y t6nico po-
dercso y un germicida eicaz que mata
81 germen que produce la calvicie.
TO- No contiene grasa nj aceite que
son las ~sustancias que producer la
caspa y por tanto ~provocan la ca1da
del cabello.
Co. No contiene alcohol que hace
%blanquear ell cabello ~produciendo las
canas.
Otra propicdad importante del Pc
LYMOL es que suaviza Ell pelo riso y
e~acrespado y da brillo al cabello, man
teniendolo peinado.
Ns
FL POLYMOL estira de la manera
mas efcaz e. palo e~ncrespado.
Este maravilloso producto Sc vende
en- todas las Farmacias, tiendas i'm
r%ort9ntes y barberias de San Juan y
la isla por ell modico precio de so. so ell
frasco de 8 1t2 onzas y $1.0o ell frasco
Gle s onzas.
No dele de probar, hoy mismo, con
eun frasco de PoLYMOL Y no acepte
ningtn otro sustituto. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-05
UNA APELACION DE ARECIBo
QUE DEBE ATENDERsE
Arecibo mayo 2, 1924

, SAASN4UO u1oJO q, A@N1'
Ell MUNDo
San Juan.
Arecibo Y sus instituciones pub.icas
unanimemente reclaman la participa-
ci6n que legitimaments lie corresponds
en- la distribution G inversion de los
fondos del emprestito Insuiar. Las ne
cesidades de este distrito en- cuanto
a benef:ceucia pub,ica son extraordina-
riamente u~rgontes.
Centenares dc pobres mucrea sin po-
sib,es auxiIios dc la ciencia y sin ore
contemos con eIementoS dc hospita liza
ci6n nj ari1l para s1uellos que impera-
~tivan1oute demondan ser opegados. Una
vista de inspection q este distrito y a
sus pobre5 Y pequenos hospitalcs Sc
ria deseable para llevar Ia conviction
al amino de los mas descreidos.
Fediinos por tanto, al igual que Pom
ce, pero con mayor necesidad que Ell, Sc
lie asigne a Arecibo n de los hospi-
tales Insulares %acordados por Ia ulti-
ma Legislature.
Canara de Concrete, P. Mora Acos-
ia, Presidente. Logia Tamana Francisco
Cadilla Venerable Maestro. Asamblea
Municipal, Jose Maria Alvarez Presi-
dente.
Matienzo, Liga Agrfcola. Association
Popular, L. Mercado Secretario. Conf
te Union de Puerto Rico. JESUS Fl
gueroa, vice-presidente.
Cortes Moves Comite Republican,.
Presidente Comit6 socialista, Eamaso
Rodriguez.
Central Cambalache, Andres oliver
Presidents.
Central "Los Cahos'' Fraticelli. Lo-
F, gia oddfelows L. F. Perez, Pres.
American Federation of Labor, Da-
maso Rodriguez.
Club Amor y Ciencia, santoni por
a M. M.
P~resbitero Delgado. Reverend Culp-
3, per.
Casino de Arecibo L. F. Perez Secre-
tario. Casino Espanol Matienzo.
Retail Clerk Association Astor Vice
presidente.
Protactora de Mendigos, Maria B. de
Aston P~residenta.
c.. Acevedo, Liga Detallista. Red
Cross Arecibo. P. Mora Acosta, Pres1-
!. dente. j. C. Delgado Cura Regente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-05
Para Sa1gre Viciada
Tome Hero Nuxado

Miles de personals estan Ell cons
tante estado de- mala salad y ialta
de energia porque tienen la sanere
viciada. LENA de impurezas. Is IA
Gil trazar el origen de esas impu-
rSzas. pero no es ESQ 10 cue impor-
ia, sine el desalojarlas enteramente
del ORGANISING No hay otro moGo
de remediar Ell NAL.
LA formula del HERO
NUXADO contiene .p%oderosos Gle
mentos de~pufativos para Ia sangre
en- combination con propiedades
tonicas de gran alcance para re-
~onstruir fucrzss y energia. HE
RRO NUXADO contiene hero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-05

como el mis;no hero de. Ia sangre
humane. Como saben todos los
medicog, sin hero su sangre no
puede ser pura nj producer energia
y vitalidad. HERO NUXADO
no es IN "curalo TODD" y solo Sc re-
comienda bajo comprehension Glen
1i6ca para desarreglos de la aang.e
y de los nerves, sangre impura, reu-
1natismo, a~ne1uja, clorosis; neurastc-
MIA. debllidad depression nerYiosa
falta de V;ri.idad.
Dos semanas bastaran para de-
mostrar 81 a~lcance del HERO
NUNADO. Pongalo a Ia prueba.
Todas las buenas boticas 10 venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-05

LA REMINGTON NO. IL SILEN-
CIOSA representa- Ia Ultima palabra
en- maquinaS de escribir; c~on6zcala y
no comprara otra.
GONZALEZ PADIN co. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-05
s0UIERE listed MEJ0RAR sU

TRABAJO de oficina?. procure conocer
Ia milquina Remington No. II Silencio-
sa v no comprara otra, a GONZALEZ
pADIN co. Adyt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-10

Sixteen houses were destroyed
when an avalanche completely COW
cred the village of AirClo, Switzer.
land.
New and unexpected wonders were
revealed when Howard Carter, CO.
discoverer with Lord Carnarvon OF
the tomb of Tu.-ankh-Amen, opened
the second shrine covering the Pha-
roah's mummy case and revealed a
beautifully decorated third shrine.
The Johnson immigration bill was
denounced as a Ku KluX Khan meas
ure by Louis Marshall, New York at
torney, before the House immigration
Committee. He declared tAe proposed
limit on immigration quotas to per
cent based on the 1890 census I'M
American.
Legion gags anti-bonus posts in
New York, is charge.
Civil Liberties Union asks States
also to free wartime political pris-
oners."
To avert distasteful publicity of le-
gal action, Floyd Dell, author, agrees
to suppress his novel, Janet March"
CORTLAND S. Dimes, wealthy Denver
oil man, shot at Los Angles, probably
fatally, by Mabel Normand's chauf-
feur.
Episcopal controversy gets good
start in the new year with DR.. Bowie
attacking bishops pastoral and DR..
Barry defending Catholic practices.
New York enjoyed better health in
1928 than ever before.
Pacifsts and Little Navy men to
make stubborn fight against Admins
tration effort to get S3O,OOO,OOO appro-
priation for modernization of the
navy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-10
SPORTING

Tex Richard refutes charges that
he holds monopoly on boxing in New
York.
Amateur rule committee of U. S.
L. T. A. recommends curbing of ten
mis- players who commerciailze their
skill.
Track performers at Chicago, Wis
consin, Northwestern and Ohio State
universities are to engage in a quad
triangular meet at Evanston on Febru-
airy Is.
Georges Carpenter has become
racing automobile driver and will
compete on the Lyons track next
spring in new car called the Alpha
romas. 1t is understood that the box
er owns a part of the company manu-
featuring the machine.
Football teams of Navy and Wash
ington play 14-14 tie at Pasadena.
Joe Moore is winner in special
races for Olympic skaters at New
burgh.
Champions Joe Lynch and Pancho
Villa win holiday bouts. Lew Tend
Ter is defeated by Nate Goldman.
A holiday crowd of about 5000 box
ing enthusiasts left the 18th Infan-
try Regiment Armory at Newark
II. j., convinced that Young Stribling
19-year-old light-heayyweight of Ma,
con, Ga, possesses the fundamentals
Of a potential ring champion.
Virginia's first State basketball
tournament for high and prep schools
is to be held at Washington and Lee
University.
American Olympic skating team
sails for Switzerland.
Charley Herzog to manage Newark
baseball club.
U. S. L. T. A. seeks to clear way
for appearance Of Mrs. Mallory on the
American Olympic tennis team.
Measure introduced in Albany to
limit top prices of seats for boxing
contests to 81.
Giants will leave for new training
camp on February %.
France files challege for 1928 Da-
Wis cup competition; is second coun
try to file challenge for cup now held
by America.
Paddock not asked to apologize to
A. A. U. board. His application for
reinstatement shows he was in wrong,
A. A. U. head says.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-10
GREATEST ARMADA
GOING TO PANAMA
More Than 100 Naval Craft of
All Sizes viii Take Part in
ManoeuvreS There.

Washington.-All units of the
United States fleet sailed from their
home ports on the Atlantic and Pa.
cifc coasts and proceeded into tropi-
cal waters for the joint army and
navy manoeuvres, during which the
strength and value Of the Panama
Canal Zone in the American scheme
of national defense will be subjected
to severest test.
The Joint manoeuvres will be held
from January y to %, and, while the
orders governing them are confiden-
tial, it is known that there is involved,
among other problems, the question
of the defense Of the canal against
a theoretical enemy. On conclusion
of the joint manOeuvres, the United
State fleet will proceed to the vicin-
ity of the Island of Culebra, at the
strategically important northeastern
tip of the West Indian chain of ISL
cal exercises, in which the army will
have no part, but which will involve
the use Of the navy alone.
Secretary DENLY stated that, in &C
cordance with orders issued from the
Navy Department, the various sub
divisions of the feet, after leaving
their home ports tomorrow, will rem
devious at sea and then proceed
south in time to reach their battle
stations in defense of the canal.
Secretary DENLY said that thu fleet
will assemble under the command Of
Admiral Robert e. Coontz, and that
it would be the largest ever modified
by the United States Navy. 1t will
include fifteen battlcships, four
light cruisers, sixty-three destroyers,
eleven submarines, one airplane car
rier, one airplana tender, eighty-seven
aircraft, four destroyer tenders, three
submarine tenders, and others.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-10
FOREIGN

Horse headed man, cow headed
Cupid found at Luxor.
Early action forecast by Canada to
send Minister to Washington.
Thousands flee Seine floods which
close Paris sewers and menace sub
ways.
France will warn Reparati ms Com
mittee it will tolerate no interference
with Ruhr policy.
In an endei.vor to develop direct
wireless communication with New
York a structure about 600 feet high
has been built at st. Paolo, near
Rome, Italy, and another about 1000
feet high at Coltano.
Return of Baldwin and Macdonald
to London revives British political
activity.
New Greek National Assembly
opens vital session.
The Bulgarian Government gave ex-
King Ferdinand permission to return
to Sofia from Austria. The former
King was responsible for plunging
Bulgaria into the World War on the
German side. In the midst of the
political strife which followed Ger
many's defeat in 1918, he abdicated in
favor of his son, Boris.
Billy MislIe, pugilist, dies at his
home in Minneapolis.
Greeks shout Long live Republic;
down with King." as new National
Assembly assemblies.
Sir Robert Horne Endorses Ramsay
Macd )nald's article saying King
should not have right TO refuse disso-
luton of Parliament to Premier.
The Rev. Sabine Barring Gould, au.
thor of Onward, Christian 7oldiers,"
dies in England at ninety years.
A secret Russian royalist organiza-
ton has been formed.
Captain Adrian Feeder, skipper of
the Manchuria, retires after fifty
years at sea. during which he ira
versed about 100000 miles
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-10
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

BERLIN.-Nine of the peoples IL
braries in Berlin have been closed
because their books were too much
worn and funds were lacking for re-
placement.
LOUGH8OROUGH Briggs
of this town is much concerned at the
shortage of curates, which he thinks
will make the filling of high Offices in
the church twenty years hence very
difficulty.
LUXOR, Egypt. - The sareophagus
of the Pharaoh Tutankhamen has
been found in that monarch's tomb Ia
the Valley of Kings. 1t Is OF white
and red granite.
NEW YoRk.-Bishop's refu1ss 70
try Heaton. Texas rector for heiSsy
does not end fight, say Modernists.
DR.. Van Dyke leaves Princeton
church.
PHILADELPHIA. - Harry Thaw's
mother and her attorney say any move
to obtain his freedom will be opposed.
Philadelphia authorities deny attor-
Iey permission to see prisoner.
CLEVELAND.-ln a speech which
bristled with adjeCtives and exclama-
tions, Senator Hiram w. Johnson, of
California, at Masonic Auditorium
opened his campaign for the Republi-
can Presidential nomination.
BERLIN.-Flood of emergency cur
rency threatens Germany with finan-
cial disaster.
NEW YoRK.-EVening Post makes
first appearance under management
of C. H. X. Curtis.
oNDON.-Heaiing outside prov,
ince of clergy, Church Of England
committee decides.
ALBANY, N. Y.-Govcrnor Smith
hints at third term if Republicans
block his reform program.
ROME.-Itaiian university students
protest Mussolini edict closing high er
educational institutions on charges
of antinationalism.