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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12

tos, que disert6 acerca de Perez Gal
dos v su obra'' hizo gran acopio de daa
tos siendo por todo clio aplaudido.
Ell Sr. Gerardo Selles, Inspector Ge
neral de Castellano, hizo uso de la pa
laDra magistralmente, exponiendo en-
lenguaje sencillo los metodos escolares
usados por ell .Departamento de ms
truccion en- su pasado estudiantil, de-
mostrando de una manera clara y pre-
elsa las facilidades que ofrece el ac-
tual sistema educativo, que segun Ell
nunca ha estado mas eficiente, tanto
en- las ensenanzas del ingles como del
Espafiol. Acto segrido, Ell Sr. Selles
procedi6 adjrdicar las medallas do es
paflol acordadas por Ell Jurado Caltfica-
dor de Ia "Fraternidad Escolar.''
81 joven Antonio Paniagua di0 lee
tura a su trabajo 'Elogio Concha
Espina'', que fu6 recibido con caluro-
SOS aplausos. La adjudication de pre-
mios del Certamen Literario y Ia de
los premios conferidos los miembros
de Ia orquesta- va los alumnos que Sc
han distinguido por su trabajo en-. fa-
vor de la biblioteca de- la Soc1edad,
por el, Ex-Presidente de La sociedad
sr. Emilio S. Belaval, estuvo mas que
interesante.
Los diplomas de Honor que han s1do
otorgados por la Junta Directiva a los
que mayormente Sc han interesado por
Ell triunfo de la sociedad, fueron pre-
sentados por Ell joven Julia, presidents.
FL discourse de. clausrra, por el Hon.
Emilio del Toro Cuevas, presidente del
Tribunal Supreme, dej6 entrever las
magnifcas dotes de oratoria que poses
Ell ilustre tribune orador pertorrique-
ne, Don Emilio, como es siempre cos
tumbre en- 81, irnprovis6 un magnifico
discurso, que consigui6' un APPLAUSE
unanime, prolongado por breves moncn
tos, de todos los que tuvieron la for
.tuna de estar entire los presentes.
Para los Directories de Ia "Frater-
nidad Escolar'', organizadores al mis-
mo tempo de los concursos que han
motivado todos estos prenios, adjudi-
cados con un gran espiritu de justic1a
g unprecedented, y muy principalmente
para Ell Sr. Antonio Sarriera, cate6ratico
de espafiol Y consejero fundador de la
misnla, tenemos nuestra sincera felici-
taci6n por los triunfos obtenidos, de-
,nostrados con ell sorprendente resulta-
de obtenido de tan magnffca fiesta.
MARIO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
Fu6 lnuy 11o4ida Ia session.:

Puerto Rico, con el cpnsentimiento
del Gobernador de Puerto Rico, a
solicitar Y obtener prestamoss de los
Bancos De los EstadoS Unidos de
Puerto Rico, cuando fasre necesario
anticipar eontribueiones Y rentas al
.Tesoro Insqlar para pivelar el pre-
supuesto del lgastos dell IGobierno In
sular, en- cualquier ano economico,
v para otros fines.
P. DEL S.k8-PORi1EL SENIOR
HERNANDEZ LOPEZ.
Para enmeadar la. fey No. 12 ti-
tulada: LEY fegulandQ ell procedi-
miento para lANcancelacion de gra-
vamenes y menciones lde derechos y
la extinction de ciertas inscripciones
v anotaciones pot el lapso de btieniv
po, EN- el Registro de la Propiedad,
aprobada en- 20 de agpsto de 1928,
Y para otros fines. af
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
Los dos productos mas famosos de Italia
FERNET DE VECCHI EFERVESGENTE BERT ARtLLl.
Usados en- las Casas Reaes de Espafia Italia.

SContiene 39eS de alcohol
/ admitido con licencia por el
I Departamento de Prohibit
: ci6n de Washington d. G.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12

Ell martes iiltimo, las diez de la
mafana, y en- Ell Assembly Hail de
la Escuela Superior de San Juan, Sc
llev6 a cabo con magnificos resultados
Ell acto de la repsrtici6n de Premios
los alunnes que mas Sc han distniguido
en- la vida escolar de este alio, acto
que result6 verdaderamente enaltece-
dor para la juventud estudiosa y per-.
severante que Sc afana por triunfar. en-
bien prbpio, y tambien para bien del
pals en- general:
La orquesta ejecut6 con singular
maestris dificiles composiciones musica
les de los mas celebres virtuosos, ha-
ciendgss acreedora de los nutridos ap1au
sos qle tributaban los estudiantes, pro-
fesofas invitados, que invadians Ell
n1encionado salon de actos.
FL discurso de aperture cargo del
vice-presidente de la "Fraternidad lis
colarfS Jose Paniagua, estuvo buez'o.
Los aplauos que siguieron a su diser-
tacion todavia resonaban en- el anchu-
rosd9al6n, cuando empez6 la presenta-
ci6n ade las medallas que correspondent
al Valedictory al Salutatory, por Ell
eminente hombre pdbIico sr. Muioz MO
raleg, Los mencionados preniios tcca-
roma los muy aprovechados alumnos
TedhAo Maldonado v Libertad Gaeta1i
respectivamente. Ell joven Rivera Ma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
LAS CONDICIONES DEL MATA
DERO SON DEPLORABLES

Ell matadero esta en- muy malas
condolences sanitarias. Ell sitio donde
son sacrifcadas las reses para ell
consume del pueblo, debe estar en-
mejores condolences. La salud de
una comunidad es algo Important
simo Y 10 cual debe darsele- aten-
cion Immediate preferente.
Si no estuvieramos en- Ia seguri-
dad de que seremos atendidos, no la
mariamos la atenci6n. Pero como sa-
bemos que ell active y enthusiastic
DR.. Ortiz gusta de que Sc le senalen
las deficiencies de su Departamento,
para corregirlas inmediatamente, 10
hemos hecho, en- la seguridad de que
Sc dara pronta solucion al asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
HABLE INGLEs EN- IS MINUTOS

p ei ito que d dpoah hba eer yerib in.
y m p o Man
ion iere resaRe,
TEE UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE l2s EAST seth stDept
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12

Ell HERMOSO ACTo DE ''REPAR-
TICIoN DE PREMIos'' oFRECIDos
PoR LA sooIEDAD BENEFICA Y
CULTURAL "FRATERNIDAD EsCo
LAR, COMO JUsTA RECoMPEN-
sAl A Los ALUNdNos QUE MAS sE
HAN DIsTINGUIDo EN- sUs EsTu.
DIoS DURANTE Ell PAsADo AEo
.,er ESCoLAR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
LA ASOCIACION DE VETERINA.
RIOS Sc DIRIGE AL GO
BERNADOR

En- vista de las graves consecuen-
cias que dicha situacion puede traer,
la. Association Medica Veterinaria de
Puerto Rico, Sc ha dirigido al Hon.
Gobernador Towner Y al Comisio-
nado de Sanidad Insular. DR.. Ortiz,
para que procedan como 10 cream
mas conveniente. La salud del pue-.
bio no admite dilaciones, el case de-
be ser resuelto la mayor brevedad
possible Y esperamos que asi sea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
UN PRoYECTo DEL SENADoR
IGLESIAS


FL senador Iglesias, ademas, presen-
to otro proyecto para enmendar la Ley
Electoral, ell cua1 fu6 referido tambien
a su respective comit6.
Ell proyecto Sc tituia: Para ennen-
dar las secciones l, 49,. is, AZ, AZ, AZ;
81, 81, rs Y 79 de la Ley 79 de ms
cripciones y Elecciones, aprobada en- 20
Gle JUNO de 1919, segdn ha sido modi-
fieada por las leyes, ndmero Is "a.
de 12 de mayo 1920 y de so de julio
de 1928, respectivamsnts para OtrOs
fines.
Ell proyecto en- sintesis dice:-- La
Junta Insular de Elecciones Sc comDen-
dra de un Superintendente ncmbradc
por Ell gobernador con Ell consenti uien-
to del senado v cuatro personas per-
tenecientes los tres partidos prince
pales de la isla.
La Junta Local Sc compondra del
Juez Municipal de cada pueblo cla-
tro miembros mas nembrados por los
comit6s centrales de los tres paftidos
politicos de Puerto Rico.
Para tener derecho a votar, los elec-
torres que esten inscritos despu5sl Gle
mayo 80 deberan suplirse de una tar.
jeta de identification. que sera sunni
nistrada por Ia Jrnta Local. Dicho cor
tificado debera llevar al dorso una TO-
tografia del elector. sn ~
Ell nombre, titulo yoo0 divisa cue
uso cada partido politico en- las pa
sadas aelecciones, debeTa usarlo ahora.
a menos que Sc certifque debidamcntc
algdn cambio al Secretario Executive.
La Junta de Colegio que ha de ac-
tuar ell dfa de las seiecciones debera es.
tar compuesta de tres inspectores y
tres secretaries, pertenecientes los
tres partidos principsles de La isla y
nombrados por la, Junta Insuiar de
Elecc ones.
Ese es en- sintesis. Ell proyecto que
ha presentad0 1ef senador Iglesias en-
mendando varias secciones de Ia Ley
Electoral ).
A las cuatre y media de la tarde, Sc
declare por unaninidad I'M receso has
ia hoy a las tres de la tarde, en- que
Sc reanrdaran das sesiones y empaza-
ran a discutirse los proyectos que ha-
yam sido informados por sus respecti-
vos comites.
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05
Working for a Library

circulating library for Winslow
has been much -talked-of subject for
some time and now, thanks to the
Woman's club, is to become a realiza-
ton. The first step toward this is
being taken with the recital of the
pupils OF Mrs. Des Mahoney next Fri
day. The proceeds of the recital,
which will be held in the Washing
ton auditorium, will be turned over to
the club as it's nest egg for the Ii
brary. Winslow people should strong
ly support so worthy a cause.
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05
WTTe5 = VESWZS

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the Hall Lumber company on their
new building on Kinsley avenue.
Col. Burbage Home
Col. H. G. Burbage returned Monday
from a short visit with his family in
Los Angeles and San Diego.
w. III. d. Club Dance
The w. H. D. Apprentice club Of the
Santa Fe round house gave a success
full dance at Kelly's Pastime hall last
night.
Henning in WinslOw
Lloyd c. Henning of Holbrook is in
Winslow this week opening up set
of books for the Cahn-Nagle Mercan-
tile company.
Miss Edna B0wden Home
Miss Edna Bowden of the local post
office force, returned home Monday
after having spent months vacation
in California.
! UndeIiyered Telegrams
| kilograms remain undelivered at
the local Western Union office for
Luther Bowman, E. G. Curtis and
! Jack Hampel.
Went to Phoenix
C. D. McCauley and Robert M. Pin
cetl went to Phoenix Saturday and
drove a new. Buick back, arriving
Monday evening.
Williams Minister Here
Rev. T. v. Bennett of the Williams
Methodist church visited in Winslow
Tuesday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. P. Mason.
Meyers Here
K. H. Meyers of Holbrook, manager
of the Holbrook branch Of the Bank
of Winslow, was business visitor in
town Wednesday.
New Penney Salesman
William D. Wilson arrived from
Long Beach Tuesday and has Joined
the sales force of the Winslow J. c.
Penney company.
Leave For Tempe
Mrs. C. J. Brooks, accompanied by
Miss Dorothy Brooks, left Wednesday
for Tempe, where Miss Dorothy will
attend ScnOOl this year.
Miss Davis to Texas
Miss Franceen Davis will leave Sun
day for her home in Fort Worth, Tex,
after a pleasant vacation of two weeks
with friends in Winslow.
Miss Renshaw Leaves
Miss Genevieve Renshaw, who has
been visiting in Winslow since June,
returned this week to Los Angeles to
resume her musical studies.
Visiting Tom Quebedeaux
T. B. Gallagher of San Francisco
was in Winslow this week visiting
with Tom Quebedeaux. Mr.. Gallagher
left for Ell Paso Wednesday.
Daughter Visits III. L.
Miss Marystell Click of Fresno Ca
lifornia, arrived this morning to visit
week or so with her father, HI. l..
Click, telegrapher in the Santa Fe
office.
Attend Rotary Conference
Attorney Charles D. McCauley and
Sam Proctor of The Mail, left Thurs
day evening for Prescott to attend
conference of Rotary presidents and
secretaries.
L. NJ. Shipley Here
L. M. Shipley returned to Winslow
from Los Angeles this week. A few
years ago he was trainmaster here,
and has again become connected with
the Santa Fe.
Visited the DrummS
Miss Matte Cooper of Prescott ac-
companied Miss Marie DruNm home
from that city last week and spent a
couple of days visiting here. Miss
Cooper is teaching in Holbrook this
year.
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05
Attends Stockholders Meeting

Attends Stockholders Meeting
F. NJ. Beckwith left Monday morning
for Gallup and Albuquerque on busi-
ness trip of a few days. In the latter
city he attended on Tuesday meeting
of the stockholders of the Bryan Har-
vester company of Peru, Indiana
Miss Martin Home
Miss Adelaide G. Martin, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Martin, re-
turned Sunday from an extended visit
with relatives in Kansas and Nebras-
ka. She returned to Winslow to enter
sophomore year in high school.
Mrs. Howell Entertains
Mrs G. o. Howell entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Ames Thursday eve
ming at dinner in honor of their
eighth wedding anniversary. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Roy Jus
tus, Mr.. and Mrs. Aughney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Ames and daughter.
Here from Calipatria, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville B. Usher are
visiting in Winslow the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Tevis. Mr.. Tevis and
Mr. Usher are brothers-in-law. The
visitors arrived Tuesday morning af-
ter leaving the Imperial valley Sun
day at noon.
The Wolf and the Lamb
County Attorney Candidates Guy
Axline, republican, and Don T. Udall.
democrat. travelling together in pre-
primary peace and amity, were visitors
in Win 1cInIU MnrdoIr Ionh g ~,
several contests for county court
house office quarters.
Visitors From Pasadena
A. w. Pentland, wife and sister.
Miss Bertha Pentland, of Pasadena.
California, have been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Douglas the past
week. While here Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las took their visitors on several sight
seeing trips to the surrounding
country.
Here From Flagstaff
Mrs. G. M. Beckwith, matron of the
girls dormitory at Northern Arizona
Normal School, Flagstaff, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. Leonard this week.
Mrs. Beckwith will return, to Flagstaff
the early part of next week to prepare
for the opening of the fall quarter on
September 29th
Prominent Texans Here
w. A. Keeling, attorney general of
the state of Texas, and John w. Good
win of the Texas governors staff,
with their wives, were visitors in the
city Saturday. While here they were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. R. l..
Champion. The visitors were return
ing to Texas from a trip to Califor-
MIA.
Returns to WinSlOW
e. Barnes, auto top man, who was
located in the auto repair business
in Winslow until about a year ago,
has returned and will again open a
shop here. Mr.. Barnes has been in
Needles since his departure from
Winslow His family will arrive as
soon as Mr.. Barnes has secured a
location for them
Buys Barber Shop
z. NJ Jackson of New Orleans, a
recent arrival in Winslow has bought
the barber shop on Kinsley avenue
between Front and Second streets,
and is now in charge. Mr. Jackson
with his family, which consists of
wife and six children, came here sew
eral weeks ago and decided to locate.
They intend to build a home as soon
as desirable site can be found.
WOman's Club to Meet
The first meeting of the Winslow
Women's club will be held in the
club rooms Friday afternoon, Sep
tember II at 2:3O A miscellaneous
musical program will be given. Roll
call will be responded to with pay
ment of club dues. The Woman's
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05
Mrs. Green Returns to CITY


Mrs. James A. Green returned We'd
nesday from Fullerton, California,
where she went to ship her furniture.
They will be located on Williamson
avenue.
Lancaster Returns
VIM. r. Lancaster returned Sunday
afternoon from Los Angeles where he
igshts of the city and visiting old
friends
Mrs. Bean in WinslOW
Mrs. Anna Bean and son Robert of
Flagstaff visited with relatives in
Winslow Saturday on their way home
from a camping trip in the south part
of the county.
Return Home
Miss Elva Pierson and Miss Char
lotte Groom, who have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs Roy Brennan for
the summer returned to their home in
Santa Monica Saturday
Visitors in WinsIow
Mrs. Glenn Snodgrass of Phoenix,
Mrs. Burr Porter of Navajo and Mrs.
1IllLdUSIA OLIlIl VI dIS
visitors in Winslow with Mrs. G. c.
Bazell and Mrs. Carol Rhodes.
Fall Opening
The J. c. Penney company is having
it's fall opening in new autumn styles
today. The store is displaying ladies'
and children's coats and dresses in
many new and dainty patterns.
To st. Paul Wednesday
Al Kleindienst will leave here next
Wednesday for st. Paul and Minneap-
oils, where he will attend the national
convention of American Legion posts
as delegate from Winslow post.
Scott Family Home
L. B. Scott and family returned to
Winslow Monday morning from a ten
days visit in Pecos Valley, New Mex
ico They were accompanied by their
son, John, and daughter, Dorothy.
Home From Sanitarium
w S. Stanley, Santa Fe engineer
and wife, returned Tuesday morning
from Rochester, Minneapolis, where
Mr. Stanley had been taking medical
treatment for month at Mayo Bros.
hospital.
Rev. Carter to Build
Rev. T. n Carter, Jr, pastor of the
Four Fold Gospel Assembly, is MAX
ing arrangements to build a home on
lot recently purchased on Cherry
street between Kinsley and Warren
avenues.
Candidate for Sheriff Returns
Tom Hubbard returned from the
south end of the county Thursday
where he has been in the interest of
his campaign. Tom says that every
thing in that end of the county looks
good for him.
Dance Was Success
A big crowd enjoyed the dance given
by the American Legion on the night
of Labor day, last Monday. A fine
five-piece orchestra furnished music
for the dance which was given in Kel-
ly's Pastime Hall.
At Shumway
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rhoton visited
the first of the week at Shumway.
On their return they were accompan-
led by their daughter, Rose, who has
been spending the summer at Shum-
way with her grandparents
Carl Behn in the East
Carl Behn, proprietor of the Golden
Rule store, is in st. Louis, New York
and other eastern cities on buying
trip He will return about the 18th.
Legion to Meet Monday
After a months recess the Frank
Perkins post of the American Legion
will resume regular weekly meetings
next Monday evening at the city hall.
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05

A good reason for voting for Mrs.
Florence Gardner for county recorder
is that she is a widow with three
children to support and educate. Help
her to educate the children.
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05
Mrs. Brooks Entertains

Mrs. c. j. Brooks was hostess to
the Monday evening Bridge club at
her home on West Third street. The
meeting was also shower in honor
of Mrs. A. ]. Robillard, who recently
returned from honeymooning in the
northern states. Mrs Robillard was
the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
Club members present were Mesdames
Liljedahl, Chase, Grimm, Robillard
Brooks, Henderson, Hansen, Gruhl and
Neill. Guests of the club were Mes
DANES Lancaster, Wood and Mercer.
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05

Recital by pupils of Mrs. Des Ma
honey i'm expression and dancing,
Washington auditorium Friday, Sep
tember 12 at o'clock. Admission 10c
and 25c. 5OtZc
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05

Mrs. Florence Gardner is cOnscfen-
ti0us in everything she does. A vote
for her for county recorder is a vote
i'm the right direction
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05

club is planning on having the best
year of their organization and all
members are urged to start in the
new year by full attendance
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05

Mrs. Gardner has no husband to
support her or educate her children.
A vote for her will be appreciated.
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05

F. M. Beckwith left Monday morning
for Gallup and Albuquerque on bust
ness trip of few days. In the latter
city he attended on Tuesday meeting
of the stockholders of the Bryan Har-
vester company of Peru, Indiana
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05
Miss Martin Home

Miss Adelaide G. Martin, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Martin. re-
turned Sunday from an extended visit
with relatives in Kansas and Nebras-
ka. She returned to Winslow to enter
sophomore year in high school.
The Winslow mail., 1924-09-05

The w NJ Cady Lumber company
of Flagstaff and McNary has opened a
sales office in Holbrook with S.. M.
Eaton as general sales manager.
Working for Hall
Walter Stevenson, carpenter OF
Flagstaff, is in Winslow working for
New Britain herald., 1924-06-04
BARRIERS STRIKE REMOTE
 POSSIBILITY, IS CLAIM
Several Employers Favor Granting Journeymen's Demand for Shorter
 Working Hours.

Several master barbers believe that there is very little likelihood of a strike among journeymen barbers who are seeking . change in their sched- ule of working hours
 The proprietor of the Universal Barber Shop is in favor of granting the demands of the journeymen bar bers and has posted a notice in his shop stating that the shop would close at 7:30 on week nights and at 9:SO on Saturday night. A similar notice has been posted in the Herald Barber Shop and the Bosco Barber Shop despite their having signed petition circulated by the Master Barbers op- posing the demands of the journey men barbers. The proprietor Of the Model Barber Shop on Church street is opposed to the demands of the ,iourneymen barbers and stated this morning that he would not accede to their demands regardless of what course the other barbers take.
 The petition circulated by the Mas ter Barbers is as follows:
 We, the Master Barbers of New Britain, have come to the conclusion that we shall not close at 7:SO p. m. week days. The hours should remain as they are now. a. m. to p. m' and Saturday q. m. to 10 D. n. Signed. Audacio Perez, Angelo Blan- not, James Bazzo. D. Christien. s. Hriglio. Andrew Cantall, oscar Gian- tono, N. Sandals, Frank Bosco."
New Britain herald., 1924-06-04
i. O.P. TREASURER
 UPHAM 10 RETIRE
Republican Machine Will Have
 New Set Of Officials

By the Associated Press.
 Cleveland, O., June 4.--Fred W. Up- ham of Chicago, has decided to reJn- puish his place as treasurer of the republican national committee after a service of many years.
 Announcement of MT, Upham's de- cision was made today after he had conferred with William M. Butler, manager of President Cooidge's con- Nention campaign and incoming chair man of the national committee. There was no indication as to his proba be successor.
 Mir. Upham has been in rather poor health for some months. With the retirement of Mir. upham a new set of officials must be chosen when the na- tional committee is reorganized. Be- sides Chairman Adams, Secretary George E. Lockwood also is to retire. Mir. Cpham is offered for election as national committeeman from Illinois. He is opposed by Representative Al lon r. Moore.of Illinois.
 Announcement of Mr. Upham's de- termination to retire as committee treasurer was made in this statement issued from Coolidge general head quarters by Mir. Butler:
 Fired w. upham, treasurer of the republican national committee. has in- formed me that he desires to retire from that office at the close of the convention, During the past winter he has been ill and now finds it im- perative that he refrain from the ac- tive and strenuous work required in the campaign and occupy the summer in rest and recupcration.
 'Mr. Upham has served the party as treasurer long and faithfully and has been singularly successful in the performance of the many eXacting du- ties of the office and l know that it will be with sincere regret that his assistants learn Of his retirement. His party owes him debt of gratitude for his generous services"