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the public platform, to depict it in
the press, and, above all, to teach it
in our schools.
The school is the only place where
immunity will be developed in the
very fiber of the people. 1t is the
only institution that reaches every
child in the United States, and it is
the only place where the child lives
for five hours each day. for five days
each week, and for thirty-two weeks
each year.
The warp and wool of human life
are made in the schools; ideals are
born there.
Naturally the children are now the
objective for both sides.
The International Narcotic Educa-
don Association. of which l have tn
honor to be president. has a definite
plan for combating narcotic addiction
by means of the greatest power known
to civilization-the power of educa-
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-11
Man Seriously Injured

By Times Special
DECATUR, Ind, April IA man
giving his name as Frank Lamar of
Kenton. Ohio, was found Thursday in
the Madison Hotel suffering from
cash over his eye and internal in
juries. Lamar could not tell how he
was injured. His condition is serious.
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BIZ Times Special
INDIANA .HARBOR, Ind, April II.
Facts surrounding the shooting of
City Detective Paul Budich by a
Mexican are unknown. Budich died
a few minutes after the shooting. The
Mexican was arrested.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-11
Courtesy Trip Successful

The courtesy trip made to several
southern Indiana cities Thursday
under direction of the Chamber of
Commerce was successful in every
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-11

respect, Earl L. Ferguson, head Of
the wholesale trade division, said
today. Thirty nine local firms sent
representatives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-11

Chicago Men Arrested
Samuel Grichem and George Fisher,
both of Chicago, are under arrest to-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-11

day. Failure to pay 6O-cent bill at
the John Farrar restaurant, 1880 w.
Washington ST. is charged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-11
AN UNIQUE BUSINESS

THE GAS COMPANY conducts unique industry Its obga
differs the
ordinary manufacturing business many fundamental
principles.
Take the of capital requirements for example 1t
far capital invested in its to yield
income than almost other line of business Not only this
far larger capital needed nia but large of additional
needed the the
This need capital usually be supplied only through the
sale additional securities For the securities of utility be
tracive show by earning capacity that merits
their conhdencetha balance exists between the rights the
stockholders and the rights the of its product
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Mexican Shoots Detective

NEXT: APPLYING THE REMEDY
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-04-15

CO AIoN11y O1 ctuu u C4A1C oC1CuCO'
 including the right to sit on jurles."
 lllu4anS nave Inls rIgnt, (c. 6S Laws lJAo out all IaWy CTS hnOW tnaC Jury- mel nuSC quaL1y Tor SerVlce, and that AO WnlCe man, woman, or Indian Cal sIC on Jury II CnaC person IS uilAUdILled to so sit. See section zzAo L. l.. A. 1913. Judge Reed mas excused some and has made other IuuIan5 serve under this prlnclple.
 10 send theIr children to the
 Whlte SCnOOiS to ming.e, regardless Of pnyslcal condition, with white cniluren."
 IhIs is a deliberate lie and stated to conluse the issue. When a bill was introduced in the 1921 leglsla- ture designed to eX c Jude Indians rom the Public Schools, l got the Legislature to amend the bill to give the School Board the power to ''eXclude all children who do not come up to the rules and standards or tie School Board in respect to sanitatlon and health." This is as far as the law should go toward keeping a child out of the Public School. 1 should call attention to the words used by Bert Faulkner, corporation lawyer, in his lad" for the three in one candidates" to- wit, "White schools" The law itself says, "Public schools" and in con formity herewith all male Indians between the ages of 21 and 50 are compelled to pay the Territorial School Tax even where there is no territorial school or where they are still unlawfully excluded.
 "An organization has been per fected to carry this plan into ef feet: and the organization has been adequately financed."
 The Alaska Native Brotherhood is the organization meant. They have allowed me Three Hundred Dollars to conduct the publicity end of this campaign, and the treasurer will re- quire of me detailed statement of expenses which must be approved by the Directors. This money is given in small dabs by Indians. I will challenge the "three in one candi- dates" to reveal their Campaign" fund, and it's source.
 'We are against the law that WILL BE proposed at the next Leg islature, to compel school boards to admit all Indian children who apply for admission to the Territorial schdols," say the "Three in one can didates"
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-04-15

SCrOng compulsory aCCenudnce law.
 Remember, those who are ex- plotting the Indians are we'll or ganized and financed"
 The only organization that the ''Three in Oil' candidates" could mean is the Alaska Native Brother hood. The treasurer of this organi- zaton is Ralph Young of Sitka. All money contributed for any purpose whatever goes to him. WouldBe Senator J. H. Davies, of Ketchikan, and Messrs. Shepard-AshleyGur are hereby freely invited to examine MT. Young's books and ascertain the ex- tent of the so-called exploitation of the Indians. All money spent has to be accounted for by vouchers.
 "Unless those who are opposed to having Indians in the Legislature and white schools and on juries, al- so organize, the Indians are cer- tain to have the balance of pOwer."
 l am free to state that the Bert Standardization firm of corpora tion lawyers, are not so much against an Indian in the legislature as they are against an Indian therein who cannot be controlled by them. If 1 would kiss the feet of that bunch of corporation attorneys and their hench men, carpet-baggers, and ex- ploiters of laboring men of Alaska, they would gladly advertise my mer- it's in the Juneau Empire at the rate of $11.50 per day or more. Money is no object to that crowd which can get donations" from cannery- men in sums averaging from S1OO to $500 per. See the infamous Tripp letter in the March issue of the AL aska Fisherman.
 ''Unless (th0se who are oppOseD also organize, the Indians are cer- tain to have the balance of power"
 We have that already and they know it, and we mean to use it to put these paid lobbists out of business. Any division among the white people based on race will be playing into the hands of the politi- cal heir to the infamous Shackle- ford, a man who manipulated poli- tics and got rich doing it. The division should be based on matters of principle. Conservatives should get together, and so should Liber- als. At the present time the divis- ion is thus 1st-the exploiters of Alaska with and thru their paid attorneys; 2nd-Republicans; 3rd- Democrats; 4th-Independents. All forces are widely scattered except the exploiters. This is the smallest class but because they have been the only organized class, they have controlled absolutely. Opposed to them have hoen 1arOo hodv of
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-04-15
PRINCIPLES OF
 CORRECT ADVERTISING
Does the Test of Truth Apply to Political Advertisements

neau Emplre cOS.Ing 9LI.oU per day Ill Wnlcn LLhe cILlzenS or Alaska are asked to vote tor J. Ii. DaVleS Ot Aerchikan tor Senator; Ii. R. Shep- ard, or Juneau, howard Ashley, ot SkagWay, A. l.. Gurr, of Wransell, Tor representatives.
 In the following article shall take up thelr ''ad" and anaIyze 1t to see II ''Unere Is any truCn Ill It.
 ley say, "A plan IS on loot to extend to Lne lnulanS of Alaska all the privileges Of whites, including the right to sit on jurles, to vote irrespective Oi mental qualifications, and to send their children to the white schools to ming.e, regardless of physical condition with white chil~ren."
 As matter of law, which Bert Faulkner, corporation lawyer who IS dlrecung the campaign ot the no be t4ree in one" certainly knows, the Iuu1ans or Alaska aready have al CAe prIVneges ot Wnlues." Inns r1gnJ Was deuermlned by an Act ot Cousless passed teO. 5, IooI For the benefit oI those who are not laWyers. 1 would reler you to the case or Mage Vs. Unlted States, lYI red. Al, Ill C. C. A. 621.
 The quesuon was agaln raised last Fall ln the case ot the Unlted States versus Charlie Jones, an Indian, whose right to vote was challenged, who consequently ''sWore in his vote" by taking an oath that he was citizen of the United States, and who as result of an indictment brought against him by the federal grand jury, was charged with the crime of Perjury.
 In this case the point was raised by the Prosecuting Attorney that Charlie Jones had not obtained "certificate of citizenship" provided for Indians by Territorial law; in- deed, that Jones had once applied for said certificate and his applica- tion had been denied, therefore, the United States Attorney argued, Jones knew he was not citizen.
 Jndge Thomas M. Reed in his in- structions to the jury said, "I in- struct you that the fact that cer- tificate under the Territorial law, was refused the defendant is not even prima facie evidence that he was not a citizen under the act of Congress of Feb. 8, 1887. The Congress of the United States, on that date, specified what Indians should be citizens of the United States and no state, territory or au-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-05
INF ORMA c ION GENERAL-
DON TEoDoRo FERNANDEZ

Procedente de Espaia, lego San
Juan Ell estimadisimo joven don Teodo-
70 Fernandez, perteneciente una IA
mi1a asturiana de gran waller, y her
mano del excelente y quito caballero
don Manuel Fernandez, apoderado tss
la respectable y muy acreditada firma
IS. LENA y CO.., de esta- plaza.
Don Teodoro, que es un adolescente
que sabe dejar, en- cuantas personas
lie tratan una profunda huella de atrac
cion simpatias, embarcara en- breve
para santo Domingo, donde lie aguar-
da por sus aptitudes, I'm brillante por-
venir.
Enviamos al apreciabilisimo viajero
ell mas afectuoso saludo de bienve-
nida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-05
CAFE, LECHE Y PAN DE MALA
CALIDAD

Los inspectores de Sanidad Jose
Fonfria y Victor M. Morales denun-
ciaron al fabricante del cafe mar
ca Rico, Ramon S. Torres, de San
turce, por vender cafe adulterado
con cereales, y ell Juez Municipal
Palacio Rodriguez lie impuso ounce
dolares de multa.
FL inspector Pedro Piquer denun-
clio Guillermo Aviles y a Zollo
Mangual, de Anasco, por vender le-
che adulterada con aqua, v ell Juez
Acosta Quintero, de la Corte de
Distrito de Mayagtiez, los sentenci6
cinco y siete dias de carcel, res
pectivamente.
FL inspector Modesto Archilla de-
nuncio Manuel Solla, dc Catano,
por vender pan acido y NAL elabora-
do, y el Juez Palacio Rodriguez lie
impuso cinco dolares de multa.
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Una sonora de Salinas dice que AnticaIcu-
lima EbrGy eS un medicamento admirable

"Por espacio de cinco amos venia
sufriendo de los rifiones La vejiga, no
'e7contrando medfcamento arguno que
mo curara o me aliviara tan triste en-
fermedad. Tuve que guardian CANA anne
hu6o viendome privada de atender a
mis- ocupaciones por mi mala salud. Co.
mo Dios es tan misericordioso, tuve la
suerte de encontrar un hbrito acerca de
la Anticalculina Bbrey, para Las enfer
n,cdades del higado, rifiones Y vejiga. Al
leerlo detenidamente, no dude que este
maravilloso medicamento siquiera NE
aliviaria."
"Compre un frasco de Anticalculina
Ebrey Y 10 tome con tanta fe que q
las dos semanas me encontraba bastan-
te mejor. Compre ell segundo Ell ter
eelo y hoy me halo enteramente sana
y con mas apetito Y salud que nunca.
Doy gracias Dios y Uds. por haber
encontrado un medicamento tan adlui-
rable como la Anticalculina Ebrey. Gu
rador de los riiiones, vejiga higado."
Pillar SOTO DAPENA.
Salinas, Puerto Rico.
j. Debe recordarse, al tratarse de la An
ticalculina Ebrey, que este medica.nen-
TO Sc considera por la profession medica
como Ell primer ,especifco directo y po-
sitivo contra las infamaciones de las
mucosas de la vejiga, y contra todos los
sintomas que presentan los enfermcs
cuando los rifones el higado Sc en-
ferman. Is
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este habia desaparecido. Lo habia sa-
cado pocos minutes antes de su cofre,
dejandolo sobre su mesa tocador. Ella
estaba en- la seguridad de que na6ie
habia entrado en- aquella habitacion
mientras estuvo fuera. IPero el collar,
valorado ell 100000, habia desapare-
cido!
El Inspector John Sweeney, de Scot
land Yard lego la Residential de los
Devon POGO despues de media noche,
mientras Ell bale. continuaba. y adqui-
rio los mas minimos detalles del case
de labios de sp Excslencia-r
--INo vic usted a nadie en- el pasllio
al ir al volver de la habitacion de
su acknowledgement Sweeney cuando
Lady Devon hubo terminado su rela-
toy esta segura de que su doncella,
La dnica persona que tiene el priv1-
legio de entrar en- sus habitaciones, es
honrada carta cabal?
.,
-.
1855 fN' -
~ p'.o '-O e'A -"' '-'"'
y '''' s- '-"''
hl onclal de scotland Yard Sc sento
Siielicioso y meaitatiVo por I'm momen-
A.
70. Este caSo' penso' era SIN ouda uno
oe los mas oillciies que Sc ie presen-
1aoan' pues aparte de los numerosos
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Las irritaciones de los rifiones que
carsan tantas molestias Ia humant-
dad, como jaquecas, dolores reumati-
cos, dolores de espaldas, empobrecimien
to de la sangre, fatigas cansancio, po-
cos deseos de trabajar Sc prodncen por
tonar demasiado alimento, por abusar
de los placeres en- general, por la
bebida. Esta probado por millares de
rersonas, que ell uso de Ia Anticalculina
Ebrey termina con los molestosos SIM
tomas de corto tempo, por su maravi-
Hoso poder de desinhamar las emucosas
los tejidos interiors;, llevando salud
los rifiones y de esa manera permitien
do cue sangre RIGA y vigorosa penetre
en- las venas, trayendo salud y bienes-
tar a. los pacientes.-
Commence hoy mismo a ponerse en-
cura con la Anticalculina Ebrey acr-
6iendo su boticario por un fras:o.
Anticalculina Ebrey Sc vende en- L.
guido y en- pastillas. Direcciones para
usarse en- cada frasco.
a 81 sufre usted de dyspepsia indi-
gestiones, Sc recomiendan para estos
casos las Pastillas Digestivas. Ebrey.
Famosas para engordar. 49,
Solicitelas en- las buenas farmacias
escriba a Ebrey Chemical Works, s2
West Broadway, New York, y SO 10
informara donde pueds obtenerlas.
g-a .Advt.
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mento de grandes simpatias en- todo eli
Sur de La isla, es un s'sportman'
conocido. AL asociarse dicho cabanero
con nuestro particular amigo don Ar
turo Fabbri para dar copocer en-
Puerto Rico los mas acreditados articu-
los italianos deseamos1 "a tan activos
cabaileros un verdadero exito en- sus
gestiones.
Enviamos por medic de estas lineas
nuestras mas cumplidas gracias por su
obseqnio a la nueva frma comercial
'Franceschi y Fabbri'' de Ponce.
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Aver por la mafiana Sc celebro la.
vista de una mocion eliminatoria
presentada por los ietrados Wilcox
y Quinones, a la contestaci6n la
'demanda sometida por dichos letra-
dos en- representation de A. Levy,
estableeida algun tempo hace en-
la Plaza Las Delicias de Ponce, Pto.
Rico, con una tienda de ropa. Este
sefior Levy no quiso aeeptar ell ar
bitraje propuesto por las Companies
de seguro "Pheonix Insurance Com
pany' y Lancashire Insurance Com
pany" y otra que tenian aseguradas
las existencias del establecimiento
mercantil suyo en- Ponce, v demand6
"a las companies por ell importe to-
tai de las polizas Argumentada
completamente por los letrados Will
cox Qinones, en-, representation de
Leyy,sy Francis y Martin, en- repre-
sentacion de las companies de se-
guro, el punto objeto de controver-
.sia, es decir, 81 Sc debia no eli
minar ciertos particulares de la con-
testacion a la demanda, ell juez Od-
lin sc reserve su resolution hasta
el sabado z del corriente, para to-
ner oportunidad de. ,estpdiar alguna
jurisprudencia sobre el particular
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oBsEQUIo DE Los sRES.
FRANCEsCHI & FABBRI',

Los Sres. don Pedro Franceschi Y
don Arturo Fabbri, han tenido la cor
tesla dc obseqniarnos, con varias mues-
tras de los famosos productos itananos
Fernt de vecchi Efervescencia Berta
relli, los cuales en- Europa son la deli
cia de las mesas de la aristocracia v
de los cafes de mas renombre.
Don Pedro Franceschi es ur Gle
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5vENGANzA?
DE cIERTo PUEBLO DE LA IsLA

Ha llegado hasta nosotros la notlcla,
que cierto inspector de escuelas, pre-
tende vengarse con mano, fnerte, con
una Sra. Maestro graduada, en- sus cla
sificaciones.
Esta noticia Sc viene comentando
con cierto desagrado dentro de los
circulos sociales y dentro de sus com
pafieras. tt
La joven perjudicada Sc encuentra
respaldada, por los que conocen su Ell
ciente labor durante muchos amos.
Pretendemos ocuparnos de este as,.'t'
to que es de interes general. o.s
- M
Angel e. MARTINEZ,
Corresponsal.
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cedimientos epusieronse de acuerdo
con unionistas para suspension Sc
sion.4 En- oficina TELEGRAPH armase
discussion entire republicanos puros
y socialistas. Republicanos puros
decepcionados. Iglesias ha sido lla-
mado Ponce, asf como Martinez
Nadal. aY ~se.
. RAMIREZ .BRAU.
.. a m Corresponsal.
Ponce, JUNO. 1924.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan. FL.
Torres Pereles, socialista, preside
session Asamblea. A solicitud Perez
Marchand. Suspendese session indefi-
nidamente. Perez Marchand ataca
falta earacter Manescau.
RAMIREZ BRAU,
Corresponsal.
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LOS R1NoNEs Y Ell H1oADo

81 sufre I'd. de los rifiones del hi
gado, 81 sufre ataques de c6licos nefri-
ticos, o hepaticos, es que esta amena-
zado de nefritis, de albuminia de
congestion del higado. Es de urgencia
el cuidarse los ridones y 81 higado, po-
riendose a regimen del ARTHRI-sEL.
Este tratamiento, hara desaparecer
sus dolores expulsando Ell aeido trico
y le pondra al abrigo de las graves
afecciones que le asedian. Advt,
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DON ANGEL @. MARTINEZ

Hemos tenido ell placer de sa,udar on
nucstra redaccion a este culto caballe-
70 de la ciudad de Utuado, quien ha
venido la ciudad en- viaje de nego-
clos.
Gratas impresiones deseamos al ami
go que nos vista.
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Ponce, JUNO 4, 1924.
Ell MUND0,
San Juan.
He aqui carta: Hon. Asamblea
Municipal de Ponce, P. R.
Senores: Por la presente tengo a
bien comunicar ustedes que el Co
mite Partido Popular de Ponce, p.
r., en- su session extraordinaria ce-
lebrada en- la noche de hoy acordo
por unanimidad reconsiderar la re-
comendacion que en- la session infor-
NAL celebrada en- la noche de aver
tomara este ORGANISING, recomendan-
do Don Miguel C. Godreau para
ocupar la vacante ocurrida en- la
Asamblea Municipal de Ponce por
renuncia que presentara el miembro-
Roberto B. Noyes, candidate electo
por Ell Partido Popular; y asi mismo
como dicha vacante corresponds. cu-
brirse privatiVamente por un cam
uAudLOT PGILSHSCleuCe este pafClQ0
X que habra, de ,ser recomendado
.por este Conlite, el mismo acordo por
unaninidad feepnlendar como unico
y exclusiv63 'aAndidato de este par
lido para ocupar dicha vahnte al
.correligiohariS Lcdo. Felipe Colon
Diaz, de. Ponce, fin de que esa
Hon. Asamblea cubra dicha yacante.
con e1 candidate antes expresado
I ST. Colon. Respetuosamente, !, Pedro
'A.ea8 8ForEesy~aRe aReesidenteas Partido Po-
pular, Julian Dimofilo Barreras, Sc
cretario Accidental.
RAMIREZ BRAU.
Corresponsal
Ponce, JUNO A 1924.
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Socialistas Republicanos Puros
atacan actuaciones socialistas asam-
bleistas quienes por question de pro-
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Para curar un resfriado en- un
dia, tonese LAXATIVE BROMO
QUlNINA.. FL boticario devolve-
"a ell dinero 81 no lie cura. La fir
ma de E. w. GROVE Sc haIIa en-
cddd cajIta. Advt.
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-ASoCIAcION DE PRoDUCTORES.
DE ,AzUCAR DE, PUERTO RICO
Gables de Azhcar.

Gables de Azicar. @
fF1aS sk JUNO 3-24
Vendedores S5.21 La demanda es
tan hmitada que ctalduier preston por
vender resultaria en- mas bajos precios.
Mercado afectado por repentina baja
en-. las opciones en- la bolsa de New
York. s~ss s. s.4 e.
Venta de un cargamento de Puerto
Rico con opci6n a ,otros puertos q $515,
'Assssa'gsss s-ss.s' JIlnio 2, 40 r. M
s@s.ey yenta de parte de I'M cargamento a
$500.
JUNO 3, 4:O5 P. M.
Venta de 10000 sacos $5.15, SIS.
IL Y $500. Los tenederes piden mas.
Compradores esas cotizaciones.
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Ell HABEAS CORPUS DE
COLLADO

/, Con motive de la muerte del pa
dre de don Enrique Collado, Sc sus-
pendio la vista del "Habeas Corpus"
en- la Corte Federal ante ell Juez
odlin, para ell dfa 9 del corriente a
las 2 de la tarde.
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sILvEsTRE FEIJoo
Practicanto

En- su domiciIio, Monias No. z,
trabaia de su profession todos los
dias de 9 a II A M. y de 3 a s
P. M. Tel. SIS verde. Aparato
o07. San Juan. p. r.
Advt.
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Pasajes para New
YOfka25y35Cts.!

Sc han vendido' va cerca de CINCo
MIL billetes.
Por fin I'd. realizara sus mas gran
des caras aspiraciones de toda su
vida, al poder dar I'm paseo a NEW
YORK, y contemplar sus interesantes
misterios por breves horas, yendo yer
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corte en- relacion con los derechos
que nacen de la expresada POLKA de
vida.
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ULTIMA HORA
LOS SOCIALISTAS Y REPUBLI-
= CANOS DAN UN GOLPE DE
ESTADO EN- PONCE


Anoche recibimos de nuestro Re-
dactor en- Ponce los siguientes inte-
resantisimos telegramas, sobre el
incidente que a Ultima hora ha sur
gido en- esa ciudad:
Ponce, JUNO A, 1924.
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Ell Comite Popular reunido esta
noche mientras Asamblea municipal
trata de reunir quorum, reconsidera
ell acuerdo de anoche Y endosa a
Felipe Colon republican, puro en-
vez de Miguel C. Godreau aliancis-
ia. Sc requiere al Marshal Corte
Distrito Chard6n para arrestar a
asambleistas ausentes. Estos Sc pre-
sentan con recommendation en- sala
Asamblea. Miguel Manescau, Presi-
dente Asamblea no aparece. Va a
empezar la session. Chapel con algu-
nos policias guarda entrada Ayun-
tamiento. Este incidente es un golpe
de estado de socialistas republi-
canos.
RAMIREZ BRAU.
Corresponsal.
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"Las Gales de
Nelu York"

en- Ell Teatro Rialto, viernes y sabado
n de JUNO.
Solicite sus billetes 10 antes possible.
Advt
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Sc aIega Ia faIsedad.

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atacan actuaciones socialistas asam-
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Ell MUNDO,
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