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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
Bigger Doors for Schools

DLACE A country school house in
L Oklahoma. 1t might be Washington.
Time-Christmas eve.
1t is a small, ugly building, one storied
and badly in need of coat of paint.
The windows are HIGH-SILLED and
NARROW. There is ONE NARROW
DOOR. In one corner of the single room
there is sheet-iron drum stove. RED
HOT.
The room on this night is filled with
men, women and children-pain, sturdy
folks of the countryside. They have good
American names. In the casualty list you
viii find such names as Hill, Jackson,
Biggers, Duke, Clemens, Bolding and
Coffey.
The men have come in their best Sun
day suits, the women in their company
clothes. The Christmas program is fin
ished. The children, well drilled by teacher
who is among the dead-have sung and
spoken pieces.
Then expectancy!
Santa Claus appears. The tree is on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
- - SCIENCE --
EUCALYPTUS

THE semI.arid and trceless sections
l. Of the United states may be
planted to eucalyptus. II experiments
now being made by the L. S. forestry
service prove successful
The eucalyptus tree is from Aus
tralIa. There are more than 200
kinds Of eucalyptus In Australia ono
Of these, the .'snow eucalyptus" was
said to Withstand temperature or
20 degrees below zero. Experiments
conducted by tho forestry service Mt
Ashcvillc, n. c., showed that Il
would not stand this much cold, but
that 1t could stand at least 1 degrees
below zero,
The great advantage Of the oucalyp.
tus is that its growth Is 30 rapid II
pays TO raise II for firawood. Its
shade and It's picturesque appearance
also mako II OF great advantage in
trcclcss section or in logRcd.off lands
where tho landscape ht,s been spoiled
by the lumber industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
"DiSloydHy"

THERE is move on, among certain
L politicians at the city-comty build
ing, to Gust Herbert Shaw from his job
as county purchasing agent.
"He hasn't been loyal is the indefinite
charge that these politicians make against
him.
That means, from all we can gather,
that Shaw hasn't been playing politics
with them.
The records show that Shaw has saved
the county a lot of money in his pur-
chases. He has impressed everybody ex-
cept the interested politicians, with his
ability to do efficient work, to administer
the affairs of the county, and to sit tight.
and saw wood, taking no hand with the
other fellows in making political dickers
and building their political fences.
If that's disloyalty, we know of several
thousand more A No. men who ought to
be thrown out of their jobs on similar
pretext.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
Is 1t Worth While to Line Longer?

WHAT woull folaa Elte 90
w have no ur 60 gf1r added
ip their uyraF Ana II they
would pay thr pHrr. ar their
lives worth lsrEtbsnIuEF
A group 81 90 ot the bsst
minds Of the medical aud hy
Eienie world gathered in Sow
York recently and decided That
thcy could increase mans span
n ufe II they had the mour}.
and u mans iigr Naa worth
saving
That va1 tho startling point
~ an 5Hlirhteu,uE tiwursl9u
Onf man aiA
I'VE can add go SCARS t8 ihr
average persona uie. That lH
evident our demonstrations
provo H. We have the lufor.
nation. the skin Bui ara our
lives worth saving worth rN.
tending And aFr We willing
10 pay cash 10 order 10 hAyo
our lives saved
The man who said that ought
% know. lie was Charles I'd
ward Amory Wlnslow. Of Tho
Yale Medical school and psofss.
sor ot public health
Another man rose and spoke
we have The money 10 spend
on public enlightenment We
can buy health Tor tho people
with ito d certain extent Hut
before r1 can set tho people
20 benefit hy "a medical riuca-
ton. we have 90 set them really
10 want Improved health aud
heightened He. We are dis
covering that 20 b. exceedingly
difficult"
The man VINO raid that was
Ellhu Root. octogennrisn, law
yer. public servant. trustee ot
numerous funds 20 b. sprnt Tor
tho public good
Or. WIN. u. wrlch. director
Of the Johns Hopkins school Of
hygiene, arose, with this
thought:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
The Man-Made Woman
FROM A woM,N's VIEWPOINT
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

I ATELY there has been
II ringing demand from tho
menfalks for the return Of the
old.tashianed woman Dire arc
the prophecies made public M.
less we 20 hack TO our ancient
traditions and manners
The mon have quite n lot to
Fay about their vcurrutlun ana
respect for sweet fcmlninlty.
They hold up al their highest
ideal tho girl who m gentle and
modest, thoughtful and kind.
and quite true 10 form. hut
they never marry this ideal
Now u tho world IN actually
going 10 the dogs because there
arc not enough high urincipicl
women. Tho men can very easily
remedy this coBdlllon. In their
hands alone Hes tho power 20
save civilization.
For merely generating and rc.
FpcctinE "a girl u not going 20
got her anywhere. rs she is
fully aware a man can admire
and worship sweet womnnhood
al he ploascs, but II DC never
proposes what good Is tho girl
10 get out OF that7 BEING ven.
Grated ig not half as nice as be.
ing all dated up. as Miss TWEEN.
tIoth Century very well knows.
and naturally she acts upon this
theory.
Too many young men nrc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30

Grafton But tHsy win my far
their oHn lives ana their own
health They WIN pay ar iu-
dlyiduslE when b. ia demon
simlsi 90 them that they viii.
individually Fst their moneys
worth u ufc"
But another man knew they
would lie was Homer Folks.
secretary Of the SeN York state
Charities Ala association. Ho
told how people sc1ffcd iu 1909
when 10 Was proposed 10 rair
funds 30 nEht tuberculosis hg
selling health stamps nt Christ.
mas time but how 10 years
later New York Was BUYING au.
uu8ily hair million dollars
worth ~ those stamp. or 10
cents worth for each inhahIt
ant Of tho city
There the discussion ended.
What do you think. having
read thus far7 Is more Of life
worth whilo1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30

passing up the gentle. modest
Firl 10 take the nippant cock.
tail.drIpking mirgca out FOR Joy
rides. too many older men arc
leaving their faithful working
wives TO pick up the younger
aud Eaycr sort FOR tho women
% put much faith In an this
talk about "womcnly women"
which Tho men put out FOR
camouflaEe purposes.
when a man signs because he
cannot find his ideal. the
chunces arc that he has not
hunted for her very hard. one
docs not find the domestic type
Of woman ot tho stuEc door. nor
tho modest damscl decorating
tho drug store drink parlors.
nor tho ideal wife and mother
In the public dance hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
What Folks
Are Saying

BISHOP WILLIAM HOLT
HUGHES, Methodist: You cannot
hold throbbIng. pulmtinK young lie
by adult vinegar Never were young
people hurried into complex life SO
fast as they arc today"
JUDGE JOSEPH SABBATH. Chi
caEo divorce court. "The luciues,
young people In the world and they
don't know it-nre those who start
In a kitchencttc apartment have
some difficulty making both ends
meet. settle their home disputes at
once and don't carry ErudEes. and
never live with their in.lavs"
DR. VAN DYKE. preacher. 1T
was envy-just plain, simple low.
down envy OF younger brothers.
success. that led to tho first fratri.
eide"
BISHOP THOMAS NICHOLSON.
Methodist. without the church We
should soon have a sodom and Co
morruh Conditions speedily would
become uncomfortable"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
Mr.. Fixit
Writer Complains to Him of Garbage
Collection; Another of No Left
Turn" Signs at Traffic Corners

MIR FIXIT The Stars trouble man, wiI ty to bay,
wi your troubles fixed up-prOvdug they have 10 do v
matter Of public negligence public uterostif ro
Wl drop hm letter AT Inc star But be sure % keep
tons, Sign your and addrcss-atho only your M
tals viii be printed
And Mr. Fixit does not get II fixed the first time
write 10 him again. You can't bother him too much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30

low platform where teacher reigrs. Her
desk has been pursued aside
The men gulfaw when they see SANTA
Claus. They recognize in that fat, Jolly
fellow in a rcd coat and false whiskers a
good friend and neighbor
Santa Claus is about 10 give presents TO
the good little boys and girls of the Hobart
school district, Oklahoma.
II might, we repeat have been Wash
ington. In the little towns OF Washing
ton and in the rural districts there are
hundreds Of similar school buildings with
HIGH-SILLED WINDOWS and NARROW
doors
A Candida tiny. feeble flicker Of flame
TOPPED. The flame set fire to the dry
spines of the tree. The cotton batting
flared The tree fell.
HIGH SILLED WINDOWS! ONE
NARROW DOOR! THIRTY-SIX DEAD!
Habit is n strong thing. Our fore
fathers built schools with narrow windows
and high sills so that inquisitive, FESTIVE
children would not be tempted from their
studies by sights without They built
schools with narrow doors. And in small
towns and in the country we have been
building schools that way ever since.
Let us thank God, selfishly. that it hap
pened in Oklahoma, not in Washington.
Let us pray that a similar tragedy may
never occur in Washington. But let us
cooperate with God, who, perhaps, per-
mitted the Hobart tragedy as a warning
to us, by building school houses with
plenty of LOW-SILLED windows and
plenty of WIDE, OUT-SWINGING doors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30

YOU can get an answer TO
Il any question or fact or in
formation by writing The Seat
Tie Star Question Editor. 1872:
New York ave, Washington.
u. c.. and incIosing cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical, legal or marital adj
vice. Personal replies, conf
Dental. All letters must be
signed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
FABLES ON HEALTH
THROAT TROUBLES

NTHBN the cold weather begins
w many people arc bothered with
minor throat troubles, such as hoarso.
ness.
Smoking or living in smoky, dusty
factory towns also brings this trouble
to many and other throat troubles
are likely 10 result Public speaking
and singing are also causes.
\ simple remedy for hoorscncss IS
q Rarglo Of q boric solution One
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
Chemistrn

A HUNDRED useful products are de-
n rived from sweet potatoes by DR..
George W. Carver, negro professor at
Tuskegee institute. He is wizard at
agricultural chemistry.
From the sweet potato he produces
synthetic rubber, coffee, candy, ink, shoe
backing, dyes, paint, etc.
Chemistry is one of the most profitable
fields open to the oncoming generation.
If you have a son in doubt as to his ca
reer, have him investigate industrial and
agricultural chemistry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30

Q. Is It true that former President
Wilson tclographcd congratulations
80 Mr.. Coolidge when he was re-
elected TO the govcrnorship Of
Massachusetts,?
A. Yes from M. sick bed on No
ucmbcr 8. 1919. President Wilson
tcicOrdphcd: ~ congratulate you
upon pour election as uictory
for lao and order. when that Is the
issue all Americans stand 10.
DcihCr."
q How can rust be remove d
from glass?
4. Urn ptiEiurc vf 80 partg
raicr irith 5crcH porta hvdrochloric
acid and n trace NJ iodine. Rub me
plate Wih linen rag moistcued
uith me finid. Then polish. "a
"
o. Where are tho Alcutian Islands
4. These arc a string Of islands
stretched across me northern end
Of nc PaciHc ocean JctWccn Alaska
and s.ber.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
A Thought

And herein do exercise myself,
10 have always . conscience void OF
offcnsc toward God aud toward
mrn.-ACts NNiv:l6.
UIHT; Unknown Us an ocean, what
i is conscience? Tho compass OF
the Unknown. Joseph Cook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
o- NNhat la q Ynri7

q. What Is a Yoh7
A. toilower Of the YoDo phil
osoDhV. one Of the orthodox systems
Of HiHdoo phtlogoD'R The main OBJ
jcct Of me YOpa Is 10 establish
nc doctrine Of a Supreme Being.
and TO teach the means by trhich
the human soul may become per
manennp united Uith a. The Yooa
phGlosopbB declares that to attain
TIC concentration tohich trails 10
nnion oC ne SoW NTH tho Supreme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30

old.tnshioncd remedy CONSISTS Of al.
lowing small amount of bornx to
melt In the mouth,
Take a bit OF borox, about the size
OF bean. Let It dissolve SIC ".
Two Of these may safely be taken
within an hour II clear speaking
or singing voice Is to be desired.
Many singers use the white OF an
egg, beaten 20 stiff froth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
BY FRANK j. TAYLOR

DEAD tbi, discussion. foli,sl
IL What d1 ,ou thinl, uf he
proposition Write ypur views
la short letter 10 ib~ editor.
DO sou think We arc doing
tho dEht thinE IA selling health
and life % the public7 Aren't
We. perhaps, just ksrpin. tho
unfit alive af ihr expense ~ tho
~ instead Of letting nature So
Tho wedding ont hy disease aud
DEATH
Tho question 90 wlai foIhH
would pas fgr longer lives ana
better health aruHr pr Stat
iha1 Sir0.l Dr. Srw York 7tair
eammlsslDnrr Uf health. answer
"a Il this way.
In my opinion. people won't
pay a cent Tor the health Of
Tho community az large They
won't pay FOR the lives OF their
nclrhbors or q the coming gen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30

81 FtHf Hl~ ~ $50 IS ffH.
~ ~ i9t hqr p FOOT front ard
fhsrs T. n fre hydTarf situated a.
rediy 81 p~ mtfaIr ~ a. me las
states that cor must NOT D. porISd
ndfhH 20 fori 1f frc hHIraHt
consequently trr hare 10 part o.
front Of me- HrIghbgrs. what orH
PC do 10 alter the sitpunoHF We
.coud iie 70 hare fhe hVararf pur
on me corner i. N h.
70 you'd mean considerable ~
psuse 20 move this Iydant How
ever. the traffic department Hays.
that 70 long ~ machine r lef
standing no feet away from O hy-
iuuf In the residence section 81 will
not 81 molrFtsd. Hlfho tHe legal ais-
iauoe b. % feet This would allow
fho leaving of y0ur automobile with.
n your own boundary
Hr FGif J bdfr pHoHef frc
Zines a regard 10 orr garbags.
The garbage man has paascd us up
fiUief Boa surrrssiJH We hare.
phoned me health department. and
haze had Hiiie promise ~ rsliet
THIS morning me ash man sH0ued
40. bt took only haIf Of me gar
boge. Some 81 fhis has been here.
three trrrts, aud l.r arc nor put.
tiH0 ashes on ffe busrneBf floor
m. ~
H69f'qCu trc.
Tile health department declare ir
d0iug i's utmost t0 have the E1r-
hlF@ uu collected Tho unusual.
weather hHH been a great handicap,
but with The coming ~ mIlder
weather they expect 10 b. back 10.
normal soon. Tho garbage wagons
we're kept going all day Sunday. n.
the garbage man on your street.
seems 20 be- purpossly neEisctinE
your premises. get his number and
phone tho facts - MA in-4sf0 In
The meantime o little more than Or
binary patience will be necessary.
Hr Frrs WIN Is n Hof 50
m0nB Of Er street cara 1g.Hg south
900 Second md Third area do asi
ab1ugr The 1gHsF Huuy a. fhr
cars hare the same igus gSiHg
south hot they display gOiHD north.
FOR example. Fiuney 30. ~. Cant.
fol HHI No. ~. Green Lakc No. 20.
and 20 on Why not hdrc a sign
rhrH Ooing south telling trherc.
hey arc Ooingf hare knotcH
strangers IN The city badly con
fused because Of this, MRS. T. W.
Superintendent Henderson says.
all cars going south retain their
signs excepting those that 10 be-
yond The depot Then they are 10
marked. The Broadway car going
north Is marked Broadway Going
south IL Is marked 'Ait. Baker
But all cars not changing signs on
tho south run, go only 10 the depot
Hc explains that n Green Lake car.
going south Ia still a Green Lake
car and that you VIII know that &c
will soon be on the way north
again.
Mr.. FiEit ! sac IN The papers.
trhcrc the city irateT department. Is.
making $500 crira a day on those
trho keep their faucets running 70.
avoid freezing Why rot oct them
10 reduce ne ,cdicr bills. instead Of
making more during these frec-iug
ddvsf water Is Cots Gin. fuli aud
free. aud hero the tcatcr department
tdrcs u SIP high 4. r. H.
superintendent Russell says that
only those who LET their faucets run
10 avoid frozen pipes. have TO pay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30
Telling 1t to
Congress
SAVING THE SOIL

Anything that We can do in this
country 10 Increase our supply and
reduce tho price 81 fertilizer, is one
Of the most essential things that can
be done in order 20 subserye the zen.
eral welfare Of this country sen
Simmons Oh North Carolina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30

"a man quite as lucky as me-"
4 nurse hurriea by and shc smiles
q broad smile az she opens the door.
way aud then you're shortly left
standing alone in the aisle and you're
frcltng MI over again.
At last you're relieved. aa the doc.
tor comes out, FOR he's surely o
hringcr OF joy. what mnttcr to you
" or inninnd ,IiH n hnN -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30

WAS there beat when mind
" sort Of haze? Was time when the
md when minutes and hours seemed like days?
walk by a
nervo can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30

extra ana i' ls bis belief mat tts,
figure ths extra vafsr sll lsr, ts,,
would Do me rIam5srs Bn pgr
thermgrr De- H hat on Ii.
money coming Ir rds gay i.ls4 3.
my on water bond ana ,dus .s,,
taxes from going MEHw
Mr Tiui N1a y9a gle ne "a,
faiIotaHg iHformafigas o,enabt
mitch me cify qips1 AZ 100 "a,
f1rcs on mis- are .5gt1 Tlsa,
Htnr more fhaH pr eeHt = v,,,
10 build % buagaT9u 0a THE Isf ~,
rH cost ar s691 Wm ne ia- A.
me buHqagr b. 20 re sgme r4,e
aa % ~ 7a iar 'oF IN
THE arert9 rrrr reports ia,
Do riI Hr t.r ma rate H5rs,,-
fHr plan or making as,afn-a,f /.
uruIg not over ~ DR. cent Of M,
sctual value This would make rst
Jay taxes on SOUR bungalow I'd se.
prozlmately F25g1 assl smeat guf
800 FOR the lot
Wr. Ff1f Secms 10 nc re- rgf.
fc agH. 80 LeN Turn. a Fsurif
and IHigH ir causing moro harf,Hs
and 1nH9y1nrr fhcH oHV u fhe rcsf
~ Hc rosfrrugna Soy reahie
"rming dorH frgH Tic IRE. hlI and
waHuHg 10 On 10 -gUlo Dgiaf asrif
of Jams 70. OIL Tirn SccoHf q
Third ares wH ralsr1fy dire
north 10 rHigu o.. as That e o.
sDgieal and 0ulV cafe street 10 dTife
trrsf or. as The others are Oh 10
steep and dangerous for The arcr.
age driver 70 drop dozen into heary
frgtJic.
n u Is after .. ~ you hare 70
duuc north b Siewart g. befoN
traffic cops toiH allotr y0u 70 fpu
l6cEt
Why not DO qJr1g iriih ust "ys
Lcif Turn. as URioH Is not noarlg
az busV street "a p,kc or Pihci
Or II inc SIGN musi BE- irft Hers
prf up notices o. fourth arc. 10
reIieiss raHiiag 10 90 70 Fnr
second or Third. south Of Pinc g.
10 turn ircsf before reaching Uni9s
a.. aud then they iCiH Groif bring
caught IN a trap al UHioH.
T. G. ~
The traffic department declares
that the NO Left Turn signs are
very necessary at certain crossings
during the rush hours. and ar
mainly for the protection Of the
pedestrian. The matter IS left
largely to the discretion Of the traf-
fic men on duty at these points
No doubt this matter is in the e1-
pcrimental stage. and win have to
be worked out. as there is much
complaint or the part OF drivers
who are in a hurry and suddenly
come up against q mo Left sign
where they were not expecting IL
and are forced to drive several
blocks TO get down one Of the lead
ing avenues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-30

"HuV ~ T'UNF KJIrT
The knowledge that ccyoncH happy
maj and glad And then fun Of
goly at last, you're q pa1l
- Copyright 1924, for The starr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
La prensa americana COnsigna manifesto
clones en- eI sen6dO de que una gran d.
vision existe en- eI sOCialsmO pOrtOrriquefO
DESNUDO......

Recientemente Sc ha publicado
aqui una entrevista de la prensa
habanera con ell sefior Vargas vi
la, ell formidable negador de todo
10 eXistente.
Ell terrible don Jose, que pesar
de toda sus cosas es simplemente
un hombre, ha dicho refriendose
al movimiento cultural de Espa-
ma que es insignifcante que NOEL
disparata, Y Zamacois escribe en-
payama cosa asi.
iCaramba!....
Ell rebelde panfletario parece OIL
vidarse que el mil veces escribio
"desnudo'', porque, segln sus Ii
bros, la verdad es desnuda Y el sc
precia de que solo dice la verdad....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
Omitted Press. Especial para
Ell MUNDO)

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Junio q
La Corte Suprema de los Estados
Unidos ha concedido un auto solici-
tado por la Asamblea Municipal de
Arroyo, Puerto Rico, Y Juan Cami
de Carolina, para que sean revisadas
las decisiones dadas por la Corte de
Circuito del Primer Circuito en- las
que Sc declaraban nulas las ordenan-
zas municipales imponiendo contri-
buciones los sacos de azlcar elabo-
rada en- las CentraIes de la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
LA LEY DE ARBITRIOS DEBE
SER MODIFICADA

Esta es una de las leyes que esta
relacionada directamente con ell CO.
mercio, sera una de las cuestiones
a que Sc de especial atencion en- el
hearing de hoy. La Camara expire
sara ante la Comision de Contribu-
clones e Ingreses varios de los de-.
fectos de que dicha ley adolece.
Entire otros Sc hara especial men,
cion del gran n1mero de articulos,
por ejemplo relojes, que llegan a
diario a nuestra isla, por ell correo,
v los cuales entran sin pagar de-
recho alguno. En- cambio los que
vende ell comercio tienen que pagar
grandes derechos, no pudiendo COM
petir en- manera alguna con las ca
sas extranjeras que venden directa-
mente al comprador. Y 10 que pasa
con este articulo, pasa con muchos
mas.
La Camara entiende que esta ley
no produce al gobierno nj la mitad
de 10 que Sc habia estimado, debido
al contrabando que sc esta llevando
a cabo, con grave perjuicio de los
intereses del comercio. Ademas la
lev resulta demasiado costosa al ser
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03

puesta en- practica Y molesta en- ex-
trenlo para Ell contribuyente. La Ca
mara argumentara en- ell sentido
de que dicha ley debe ser cambiada
desde ell momento en- que no res
ponde a los fines con que fe crea-
da, Y sugerira que Sc ponga en- prac-
tica ell plan de imponer contribution
sobre ell total de ventas, cosa que
resultara mas facil de llevar a cabo,
" quedara mas garantido ell conner
clio contra la competencia ruinosa
que lie esta hacienda ell contrabando.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
AVER LEGO A SAN JUAN LA
NOTABLE COMPANIA DE
MARGARITA XIRGU

En- la maiana de aver, lego
bordo del vapor Caracas" proce-
dente de Venezuela la insigne actriz
espafola Margarita Xirgu Y su no.
table compania c6mico-dramatica que
con tanto buen exito realiza una
brillantisima gira artfstica por Anne
rica.
A pesar que ell buque lego de-
rnasiado temprano San Juan, nu-
merosas personals, en- su mayoria
sinceros admiradores de la notable
artista Y distinguidos periodistas de
esta ciudad, fueron a recibir a la
ilustre representante del arte dra-
matico espanol, quien despues de sa-
ludar afectuosamente a quienes le
rindieron tan merecido tribute de ad-
miracion, Sc traslad6 al Hotel Con-
dado-Vandervilt donde Sc hospeda.
Ell debut de la aplaudida compa-
mia ha sido fijado para pasado ma
fiana, jueves, en- ell Teatro Olimpo a
cqyos empresarios debemos la mag
mica oportunidad que Sc nos ofrece
de poder aplaudir la egregia ar
tista.
EEL MUNDO" saluda lleno de
sincera admiration a la insigne Mar
garita Xirgu, y al conjunto de nota-
bles artistas que componen su aplau-
dida compahia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03

PARIS, JUNO 2. Omitted Press).--
Los 6rganos gubernamentales, tales CO.
mo ell ''Echo de Paris "El Figa-
ro'' predicen en- sendos artic'lios Una
crisis constitutional, pues la alta posi-
ci6n de. Presidente, que antes estaba
por encima de las rencillas de partido,
esta siendo ahora juguete de los result
tados de las elecciones.