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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN TO
MEET.

The executive committee OF the
Woman's Auxiliary to the First
Presbyterian Church will meet at 2
O'Clock Monday in the clubroom Of
the Y. W. G. A.. Broadway at Fifth
street. At 3 o'clock the general bust
ness meeting will be held in the audi
forum Of the Y. ". C. A.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02
REVIVAL STARTS TODAY.

A revival for young people conduct
ed by young people will begin with
the Z 30 service Sunday. March 2. at
the Alamo Methodist Church, South
Alamo Mt Wicks street, and will con-
tinue through Sunday. March 16.
q. Burroughs A. Waltrip. Of San An
tonic. and known as the boy preach
er, will do the preaching and Sollie
+. McCreless will conduct to- sing
ing. Services will be held at Z 80
every evening.
On the evening Of Sunday. March
o. the City League Union will give a
model program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02
BIBLE STUDENTS TO CONVENE

A three-day convention Of the In
tcrnational Bible Students Associa-
ton of San Antonio will begin at 10
o'clock Friday, March Z. The prin-
cipal speaker will be A. II. Mcmillan
of New York City, who will speak
from 10 o'clock to IL so Friday at
the Palace Theater.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02
COUNCIL TO DINE.

The church school council OF the
Central Christian Church will meet
Mt 6:15 Wednesday for dinner and
the regular business session will fol-
low. The special subject for consid-
Grafton will be the pre-Easter evan
gelistic campaign.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02
Complete River Gauge.

Del Rio. Tex. March IA river
gauge has just been completed across
the Rio Grande at Langtry by W. ].
Burns and Cros Dodd. for the United
States geological department. The
installation of this gauge is for the
purpose of measuring the flow of the
river and TO secure other data neces-
sary for irrigation purposes. The
cable is 500 feet long and 100 feet
above normal water, and is probably
the longest ana highest cable in the
United States used for this purpose.
Poet-So you think should get more
fire into my verses. Editor-My dear sir,
quite the reverse.-Boston Transcript.
Evening star., 1924-11-02
BACK La TOILETTE
|S:G0MPERS' PLEA
Tells Trade Unionists Voters
Must Cecide on Progress
or Reaction.

President Samuel Gompers Of the
American Federation of Labor last
Eight Issued finak appeal to trade
Ni5i@n:stS TO support La Toilette and
wheeler IN Tuesdays election.
we arc in the closing hours of q
c%nipait'n more important than any
%i:ice the election of Abraham Lincoln
I!tre is clear distinction between re-
action and progress, and the voters of
-4'iicrieis nave a most momentous de-
cialon to make Tuesday.
The campaign has been filled with
charges and insinuations as to what will
happen If La Toilette and Wheeler are
elected. The reactionary organizations
nave lined up solidly against these two
friends CT freedom, progress and true
democracy. They have spent enormous
sums CT rooney to encompass their de-
Eat The reactionaries are panicky
with the fear that they are going to
lose Their grip on the public wealth
ana on the public Offices
We are confronted with an an
railing situation. Labor has no quar-
rel with the proper organization of
industry and of industrial resources
! or the better service of mankind. II
seeks 10 heip promote perfection of
! orsanization. But labor stands in the
| forefront OF the forces combating the
| ABUSE OF corporate power and the abuse
| or ofhclal power at corporate dicta
! tioh. And we have had both of those
| lhlnes, as we still have them. The
| question Is whether we are to continue
| to have them
! Secretary Fall gave US Teapot Dome
ana established the shameful transac.
ton as the policy of the Interior De
paftment President Coolidge ap-
pointed Hubert Work to succeed Fail
| ana policies of Fall. until today there
| Is not in the public domain an acre of
known Oil land that can be set aside
| 10 replace what was taken from the
Navy by Fall.
Ihls administration also gave us
the tragic Veterans Bureau scandal
| followed by the veto of the bonus bill.
bill
The sugar trust gouge is another
fhorsei Tor the corporate rich for
| winch this administration is respon-
sible.
Hits ut Mellon.
We also have Mellon, of the alumni
NUN trust, through which toll is
| Ken from every American kitchen.
1t was Mellon also whose Mellon
plan sought to dig still deeper into
the pockets of the workers while
favoring the pockets of the rich and
the great corporate powers.
rms administration sought to
give the great ship owners a bonus
also. In the form of a subsidy.
The consistent policy of this ad-
mlnistration has been to favor the
powerful interests, to follow the
counsels and dictates of reaction, and
TO put every growing burden upon
the shoulders of the great masses of
the people, the wage earners and the
farmers
Unless the people elect Robert M
La Foilette to be the next President
OF the United States. we need look
only for a continuance of the domi-
nation of reaction and special privi-
iege La Toilette stands as our guar
antee OF freedom. progress. regard
for human rights, true democracy
and equality of opportunity.
L call upon the wage earners and
the great masses of our people to
record such tremendous victory as
will assure the world that America
is true to her ideals"
Evening star., 1924-11-02

ter was charged with using q smoke
screen to make a getaway from Po-
licemen HELEN Of the seventh pre-
,cinct. Rosenberg later proved he had
nothing TO do with. this, and another
man was arrested, with the resulting
belief. Rosenberg said, on the part
of Story. that he had informed on
the latter's confederate.
Believed InformeF.
Then the: trouble started" Rosen-
berg is quoted as saying. On October
fight occurred at Ninth street and
New York avenue in which Rosen-
berg and Clancy figured. This fight,
according to the statement, resulted
partially from the above described in
cident and partially from the fact
that Story's home had been raided by
police and prohibition agents. with
again the resulting belief that Rosen-
berg had turned informer.
Rosenberg stopped talking after
getting to this point in his account
due to the arrival of Mr.. Emerson
who told him to keep quiet.
Two weeks ago another outbreak oc-
CURED also at 4th and X streets. and
by this time the feud was well under
way, according to police.
Clancy, the deceased, had a police
record, 1t was said at police head
quarters last night, and each of the
three was we'll known to detectives.
The policemen accompanying Sergt.
Thompson in making the arrest were
Pvts. Dowd, OMeara and Flaherty.
Evening star., 1924-11-02
New Oil Burner Sells at
Remarkably Low Price

4 remarkable new burner. which
costs only a few dollars and which
heats any stove or furnace just as
well as a $400 or $500 oil burner
has been perfected by the Inter
national Heating Co, 1l9 South
l4th ST. Dept 400, st. Louis. Mo.
This amazingly simple and sturdy
device works without electricity or
gas. 1t burns a cheap oil. gives
one of the hottest. quickest and
safest fires known, and can be
easily slipped into the fireboX OF
any stove or furnace by any one.
The manufacturers want agents
and offer a 80 days free trial to
every one. Write them today
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1924-11-02
BODY FOUND IN RIVER.

The body Of Hetty Butler. colored,
80 years old. of 917 4th street was
round floating in the Potomac at the
Io0t OF 7th street late yesterday aft
ernoon by boy playing, around the
wharf coat found on the wharf
iatef by members of the Harbor pre-
cihct force contained a note ad-
Evening star., 1924-11-02

Andrew Lang often wrote 5000
words in a morning, and it is said
that S. r., Crockett wrote the latter
half of THE Stickit Minister" in 40
hours. But all these feats of rapid
production are eclipsed by the record
of Dumas. who in one phenomenal
year turned out novel week.
Evening star., 1924-11-02
Bank Bandits asts2 600.

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, Novembe,
-Four mask ed men entered Dundee
State Bank at Dundee, rs uailes Yves,
or here today, and after locking the
cashier and bookkeeper in the vault
escaped with $4,000.
Evening star., 1924-11-02

dressed, "Dear, Mother" which said
farewell and asked forgiveness.
Parents of the drowned woman
were unable to give police any rea-
son for the suicide.
Evening star., 1924-11-02
Sergeants Pass to Retired List.

Master Sergt. Herbert Barker, 18th
Infantry Brigade at Boston, and Staff
Sergt. Mack Mariner. 25th Infantry. at
Nogales, Ariz.. have been placed on
the retired list of the Army on ac-
count of age.
Evening star., 1924-11-02

For Every Occasion
Calling for Flowers, consult GUIDE,
1919 F.--Advertisement.
Evening star., 1924-11-02
Col. Burgess Reassigned.

Col. Louis r. Burgess, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, in Hawaii, has been as
signed to duty with the 397th Field
Artillery, Organized Reserves. Fourth
Corps Area, with station at Shreve-
mort La
Evening star., 1924-11-02
ONE SLAIN, SECOND
SHOT IN FEUD HERE

! Continued from First Page)
Evening star., 1924-11-02

HEMSTITCHING. STRAIGHT STITCHING;
with white cotton, Dc yard AULT'S, 100;
Pa. - N'
Evening star., 1924-11-02

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
nehtS unless made by myself. JOHN II
H1TTE, 1215 " St 4s
Evening star., 1924-11-02

MEN WANTED WHO ARE IN SEARCH OF
= The tailor that knows how, and is reason
able. l5lI ii St, Room s, near Shoreham m
Hotel.
Evening star., 1924-11-02

WILL PARTY WITNESSING NEW. YORK
car striking child at Connecticut ave and :
. -. oct. "A, please communicate with North
Evening star., 1924-11-02

APPLE WEEK-OCT. 31-NOv SWEET
cider Stayman winesap apples and other VII
ter month varieties on sale at the big tent
on the lth St pike Just beyond GIenmnnt
Evening star., 1924-11-02

FURNITURE REPAIRING AND rPHoI-
stering al your home: will 20 anywhere Ad-
dress Box a3U, Star office
Evening star., 1924-11-02

HEDGES, NORWAY SPRUCE ALI. MINDS
cf evergreen and shrubbery furnished and
planted Lawns put in frst-class order with
rich soil and manure. f. a. HERRELi. I'd
10Th ST. ne. Iinc. 9S40 a
Evening star., 1924-11-02

GREAT oPPORTUNITY-Have dirty rurs
washed and restored to original colors al YOUR
residence. Room size. $500 20 years eSper-
fence. Progressive Sales Co., sos + NV -
Evening star., 1924-11-02

CHLORINE GAS TREATMENTS GIVEN
daily for colds, bronchitis and other respira-
tory diseases Phone Main 1918 between 10
m. and ) pm. a.
Evening star., 1924-11-02

CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED AND
washed nv process look ike new THE
LUWIN co. y. 9160. Rear I4I1 St NV IJs
Evening star., 1924-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

PERMANENT WAVE COrLD BE HAD AT
20 cents a curl during November. In Icons
way. 1220 {, st NV
Evening star., 1924-11-02

CARPENTER - JoBBING, REPAIRS: REA
Sonahle prices: hrst-class work. Phone Pot
obnS W "' ~.
Evening star., 1924-11-02

WANTED-TEN 2-ToN TRUCKS TO HAUL
sand and gravel. Apply Columbia Granite &
Dredging Co. 1886 h NV -
Evening star., 1924-11-02

WANTED = TO BRING A VANLOID of
fgrniturs .n,, sI or part New York. Boston. Pitts
Special rates. National Delivery Assn NJ ,as
Evening star., 1924-11-02

APPLE WEEK-OCT. 31-NOv. 6-APpIFS
a." per bushel and up; Stsyman Winesnns
York inperials, Grimes Golden; delicious
sweet cider, 1oc per gallon: bring jug Drive
. out 9TH ST. pike through Olnny 10 S.ndy
Spring, turn right TO the HEART OF NARY
IAND ORCHARDS. Ednnr Md -e
Evening star., 1924-11-02

IT WOULD BE TO YOUR INTEREST To
s"e me before you have your old jeweIry re-
modelled. Exclusive designs. CHAS r
HERRMASN, S11 T. st. NV, 2nd floor Select
assortment of diamonds and gifts that Isst -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
LA LABOR REALIZADA- ALE
CANES SUPERIOR A LA REMIr
NERACION QUE RECIBEN

Parrafos de algunas de las episto-
las pidicndo aumento dc sueldo que
penden de estudio ante la Asan1blea
Municipal:
I'll cxponente, dice uao. cree que
en- mas de tres aiios que lleva al fren
tc de su cargo, sin interruption align
ma, So trabajo ha sldo cflciente.
Por otro lado, esta al alcance de
tcdos las malas condolences dc esta
oficina, y la penosa labor que Sc EN-.
plea, por tratarse de un Censo defec
tuoso para el cobto del consume de
aqua en- esta basta comarca, que no
ha podido corregirse de un principio.
Esta Oficina, comprende siete w.
lunninosos libros dc cuentss, m,en-
tras que la de San Juan no tiene mas
Que tres estos mucho mas reduci-
dos v con menos detalles de Quotas
meJor ordenadcs, debido, no solo il
ia topografia del lugar, 81 no por ia
lIarse pavimentadas ofcialmente las
GALES y numefadas sus casas con inuy
buenos Contadores, que facilitan gran
demente la exaccion del irnpuesto
reducen al mismo TEMPO cl trabajo
del Empleado.
No deseo ertrar en- otros detalles.
por no nnolestar por mas tempo vues
ira ocupada atenci6n, esperanto scr.
atendido."
"Dcsempcnando este puesto con el
habcr de Sesenta Dollars mensualcs,
dice otro, y toda vez que el trabajo
cue pesa en- esta Oficina es de mayor
consideration que 81 dc la de San
Juan, como SO puede demostrar con
cl nrnero de actas que Sc inscriben
diariamentc en- los Lihros dc Regis-
tro de esta Oficina, y dada la densi-
dad de habitantes dc este popalogo
barrio, considero Hon. Sres. dc Ia
Asamblea Municipal, que en- merito
Gle cStas manifestaciones, y del cue
cl compancro squc desempola ig.al
cargo al Que tiene el honor de diri-
girse a vosotros en- San Juan, reci-
be mayor remuneration a Ia mia.
Solicito dc vuestro honor aumento
dc sucldo en- la partida del pr6ximo
Presupuesto va que con 10 que per-
cibo Sc me ahace enteramente imposi-
ble la vida"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
DON FERNANDO PAscUAL


De Fajardo nos telegrafian parti-
clpandonos la nucrte del estimadi-
simo y prestigioso caballero .espailol
don Fernando Pascual, padre de una
fanilia que goza, por sus bellisimas
cualidades y su cultura, del aprecio
de todo ell pals.
FL Sr. Pascual .consagro toda su
noble existencia al trahajo Y Ia
educacion de sus hiios. Desde la fun
dacion de Ell MUNDO y, hace va
cerca Gle veinte amos, dcsde la fun
dacion de puerto Rico Ilustrado.,
el que fue excclente amigo y probo
e iiltachablc caballero Sc hizo cargo
de las agencias de estas dos publica-
clones, las cuales desernDen6 con la
actividad y el cello que fueron siern-
pre- sus caracteristicas.
Cast todo el pals deplorara, con la
misma tristeza de nosotros, la muer-
te de tan noble cabaIlero, que habra
llenado de luto a toda Ia sociedad de
Taiardo.
Enviamos e1 mas sentido pesame
su muy digna familia, singular
mente, al muv culto caballero Y buen
amigo don Juan Fernando Pascual,
de la respectable frma "Sucs. de L.
Villamil y CO., de esta plaza, por la
irreparable perdida que sufren.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
sENTIDA MUERTE

FL sabado las doce de La tarde ia
Ecci6 repsntinamente, en- 81 Residential
de Ia Gale Castillo de Fouce, el dis
tinguido caballero Y erainente m6dico
doctor Julio Ferrer, miambro del con-
,Gultorio professional del doctor de la
Pila.
Ia muerte de tan conocido faculta-
two ocprrio minutes despu6s de haber-
SO trasladado de SUI odcinas a su resi-
dencia.
Ell doctor Fcrrer gozaba, aparento-
,Dente, de buena salrd, y sp muerts
s(bita ha sido por 10 mismo mas sen
tida y norada por sus familares y
amigos.
Ell MUNDo al consignar tan dolo-
rosa nueva envia su viuda doaa Jo-
Selma Porrata, y sus tres hiios ol tes-
timonio do su mas honda condolencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
La stuaci6n poltca actual es en- So natu-
rdeza Y 10 sefa en- sus efectOs una exa-
Ia repetid6a de aqud habl IabOreO de
1902, que Glmin6 en- el Waterloo
republican, de 1904 !!
Como alga d preseae OneatO pOtiCO IN antique C0upae-
70 de Iuhas de nOz Rivera Ell LCdO C. del IOO Fernandez

pectivos conglomerados, en- el Partido
republican, portorriqueno Sc levanta
una furiosa tempestad, SO proauren
protestas vibrantes sin refexion, a. ba-
se de pasionss, Sc injuria los que
ror enema de todos los convencicna-
lisnos, olvidando los agravios de- los
taias del recio batallar, poniendos el
coraz6n de buena fe al seryicio de su-
blimes ideales, hacen IN alto en- Ia
conticnda partidarista, SO estrech$nx IS
confunden amorosamente, para dsr
su pueblo el alto moralizador ejeni-
.plo del Perd6n, la Hidalguia y ell Pa
triotislno.
Sea cual fuere dentro del Paysido
republican, el resultado final de los
altruistas empefios de hoy, no es avsn
turado qre vaticine Ell pr6xino triun-
TO, Ell triunfo mas trascendentar de
Puerto Rico y del Partido unionista.
cue serena y lealmentc tendi6 una ina
no amiga al Partido ropublicano abrien
do las pnertas de su hogar para reci-
brio en- un dia de fiesta, entire rtido-
so de'irante batir de palmas. =
81 el Partido repubncano de Puerto
Rico no secunda la buena voluntads de
su jefe maxilno, quo es acorde con Ia
de muy signifcados lideres de la misma
filtaci6n y con la de I'M considerable
nilmero de sus masas populares.. ine-
vitablemente ha de snfrir una especie
de sangria mortal Para los elernen-
los de prudenc;a y de .templanza sque
no viven en- Ell culto del odio, nj a. ex-
pensas del medro vi SO interesan spor
el bienestar y la paz del pefs, Sc ha-
ra insostenible SD posici6n deatros do
ese Partido y no tendran otro campo
conde desenvolver sus sentimielitos,
toontinta en- Ia psgina 8,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17

Con mucho gusto publicamos en- nues
tras Columns las manifestations que
acerca del Manifesto " de la situaci6n
politica actual nos hiciera el sabado e.
Lcdo. G. del Toro Fernandez.
Constltuycn las palabras del notable
;uTisconsrlto un discurso formidable
pleno de e,ocuancia, dc acentos viri-
les y magnifcos. En- elias, como vera
cl lector, sintetiza 81 a manera de un
urograra politico lun,iroso y, patriot
CO, sienio, como siempre, un traduc-
tor f1el le Ia fe y del senttr de la con-
ctencia portorriquefa.
He aqui sus inpresiones:
NO niogo que Ell presente momento
de la po-itica portorriquena es intere-
sante y pintoresco. Pero, mi juicio,
no ofrece sabor de novcdad. Els en- 81
naturaleza 10 sera en- sus efectos.
substancialmente, una exacta repeti-
ci6n de aquel habil laboreo del 1902.
cue tuvo los esfuerEos decididos. la
inhucncia preponderante del insigne
Jose de Ifego en- Ell seno del Partido
federal, culminando con el Waterloo
republican, del 1904.
sEl aiio 1902, raiz de aquellas tre-
mendas conmociones phblicas que per-
turbaron profurdamente nuestra tran
quilidad dom Astica, comprometieron
nuestro nombre collective de pueblo mo
rigerado salpicaron de sangre Y To-
do las paginas de luz y vida de nues-
ira historic, Sc levant6 TN sabio Y no.
BILE ap6stol -Matienzo- predicando
la uni6i. fraterna entire todos los hi
Jos del pals para presentar un freate
,inico y .compacto, s6lido, en- nuestras
iustas Dor el progreso comtn Y ell re-
conocimiento de nuestros derechos pc-
liticos.
El peusamiento unionista no pudo
realizarse, los odios implacables Sc opu
.sieron su triunfo; pero Puerto Rico
sesccionaba' avido de restablecer Sos
tener el orden social, necesitaba vol
ver por sus legendarios precedentes ca
ballerescos, arrojar fnera de ST Ell ba-
gale triste de las pasiones los rem
cores, levantar por 10 alto el espiritu...
y hacerse su caYnino. Por ESQ. auuellas
tentativas frustradas produieron algun
6pimo fruto. FL glorioso Partido fe-
derai de feliz memoria, Sc suprimi6
asinnismo heroicamente, gallardamentc,
abriendo con su gesto una enor1ne bre-
cha en- el coraz6n del Partido republi-
cano y dando paso franco una nueva
organization de patriotas oue tuvo el
complete endoso de la Opinion pubIi-
ca, ebarriendo en- absolute al adverse
iio, EN- la Immediate puja dc los conf
clos.
Fl 1924, Sc trata tambieu de fu-
sionsr en- la Isla las dos grandes CO.
lectividades hist6ricas; cuando sus
dos autenticos representative lanzan
si opinion y su excrtaci6n sus res-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
UNA CARTA DEL SR. DEF.
VALE .ZENO 81

sR. Director de Ell MUNDo.
San Juan.
Muy senior mio amigo:
Agradecere la insercion de la 81
guiente carta en- su digno peri6dico.
Gracias Y quedo de I'd. alto. ami
go,
R. de VALE zENo.
/. San Juan, P. R., MARIO Is. 1924.
Sr. Director de "La Democracia",
San Juan, P. R.
Senior:
En- su editorial de hoy de su illus
trado periodico hay un parrafo que
dice: 'Y del partido republicano Sc
desprendieron atlas mentalidades CO.
mo Matienzo Cintr6n, Zeno Gambia,
RAFAEL DEL VALE, Santoni,
que vinieron a .confundirse EN- patrio-
tico abrazo con Mufoz Rivera, JOSS
de Diego. Tulio Larrinaga, Eduardo
Giorgetti".
En- honor la verdad historical de-
DO hacer conStar que mi padre, el Or.
Rafael del Vale nunca pertenecio al
partido republican,, en- el que tcnia
excelentes amigos, como el Doctor
Barbosa v otros. FL Doctor del Vale
desde antes de salir de Venezuela pa
ia Puerto Rico en- 1899 tuvo la idea
que explano Hostos en- Caracas de
la union de los puertorriqueiios pa
ia recabar del Gobierno de Washing
ton sofiadas libertades. A los pocos
aiios de estar en- Puerto Rico fund6
con Matienzo Zeno Gambia la
Union de Puerto Rico cuyo
seno ingres6 Ell patricia immortal Mn
iioz Rivera con su sequito hermoso.
Esta es la verdad historical y es
saludable conservarla.
Sin otro. particular, qucdo de I'd.
su atento S. S. y correligionario,
r. del VALE ZENO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-17
como HERMAN CORTES,
HE oUEMAD0 MIS- NAVES"

Aver domingo mientras el
distinguido politico republica-
no, Lcdo. Tous Soto, Sc dispo-
MIA a partir para Cayey, a Ia
reunion del Colnite Territorial,
a una pregunta que le hicie-
ran varios de sus amigos mas
allegados acerca de cual ha=
hrfa de ser su actitud 81 fuera
derrotado en- el Comits terri
toriaI, contest6 que 81 no pen-
saba en- la .derrota. Yo-dijo,
soy optimista y como Herman
Cortes. he quemado mis- naves.