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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-23
mo puedo Greer que los d.
le torres politics. de las minOrias
igGOren sus derelhOs dentrO de
Ia ley electoral, va que estdn
pidieadO una representation en-
las mesas. q. les han sidO COnCe-
didas haCe tempo, dice eI lCdO.
Carlos Brunei
Ponce, mayo 81, 1924.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,

Sr Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, p. r.
Estimado amigo:
He lefdo el Editorial que aparece en-
su peri6dicO llegadO a Ponce en- ell dfa
de hoy, donde abogan Ustedes porque
In Alianza Portorriquefia conceda los
Partidos en- Minorfa un Representante
Official on los Colegios Electorales con
derecho a inspcccionar la election v
formular en- todO caso las protestas que
creyere Oportuno en- defensa del Par
lido que representa-
Decfan ustedes que In AlianZa. We
landO pOr su prOpiO prestigiO, Y por la
pureZa de los prOcedimientos, debfa
acallar In queja de dichos partidOs en-
MinOrla, hacienda nOblemente csta CON
cesi6n
acknowledgements que al escribir Us
tedeS este Editorial no t'ivicrOn en- cuen
tn que el Partido Union de Puerto Ri
60 vienc laborando destle hace muchos
aiiOs de lima manera firme Y constant,
por In pureza de los procedimientos
elcctorales. por hacer justicia a to-
dos por igual. aim nuestros mas en-
carnizadoS advclSariOS
I.o que ustedes piden IN sido va con
cedidO p0r In Legislature de Puerto
Rico. do aeuer,to con la Secci6n II A..
Y 80 de- Ia Ley Electoral VICENTE que
paso aecopiar. v por las cuales ustedes
quejan con la idea de lamar descr6-
ditto sqbre nucstra Legislature, V con-
ira Ia AlianZa, estan perfectamente
irotegidos por In Ley. que les cOnce-
de In representation official que ha de
prOtegerlcs en- todO tempo
! La Seccf6n 20 de la Ley Electoral
dice:
"Cada partido polftico que tuvierc
tn candidate para ser votado en- unas
clecciones de cualquier Precinto po-
dra nombrar TN representatives que SO
designard como Recusador para cada
ColeRi0 en- dichO Preeinto, dicho Re
cusadOr tendra todos los derechos v
prvileGiOs que Sc le sconfiere pOr esta
ley, v ningiln otro. ST TN Recusador
tuyiere razoncs para suponer que una
persona esta yotando ilegalmente. po-
dr;i recusar el voto dc dicha persona
por cualquier motive que hiciere lie
gal dichO voto, virtud de las dispo-
siciones Gle esta Ley, pero dicha Recu-
saci6n no impedird que dicha persona
vote"
Ia miSma secciOn, mas adelante, di
CO; que Sc tomara constancia de es-
tast recusaciOnes v Sc enviaran q In Jun
ia Insular de Elecciones.
La secci0n 73 de la misma Ley Elec-
toral dice que ell Recusador Official de
cada partido puede jurar una recusa-
ci6n una denuncia contra los que
votaren ilegalmente, hacerlos redu-
cir prisi0n.
La secci0n II dispone que 81 alglin
Recusador de cua!quier partido tuvie-
re motivos para Greer que la persona
que vota no es la persona bajo cuyo
(Contintia en- la pag.s ~
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LOS SRES. DONES Y URRUTlA
Sc VAN DEL JOCKEY CLUB.

San Juan, mayo %, 1924.
Sr. Presidente del Jockey Club,
San Juan, P. R
Sefior
Los suscribientes, miembros del Joe
key Club, no estando en- modo alguno
conformes con las actuaciones de ese
ORGANISING haceH constar que desde es-
ia fecha dejan de pertenecer al referi-
do Club.
Respetuosamente,
(Firmado).
Manuel DoNES
Antonio URRUTIA.
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Sc ALQUILA

Una hermosa residenc'a a acabada de
construir. Sitio ideal " mas fresco
del parque residential del CONDA-
DO.
Informes. A. Simonpietri.
eo Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
San Juan, Puerto, Rico.
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CarroZa de la y. M. G.. A.
Escuela Padre Rufo.
Escuelai Goyco. re ft
Escuela Julian Blanco.
Escuela Mufioz Rivera.
Escuela Miramar.
Banda del Asilo dc Nifos.
Asilo de Nilos.
Escuela Superior
Banda Jose Julian Acosta.4,
Escuela BarriO Obrero
Escuela Brumbaugh.
Escuela Aoosta.
Escuela de los Padres Redentoristas.
Escuela st. John;
Ese era ell imponente aspecto de fuer
"a estudiantil, que presentaba la pa
rada. Miles Y miles de niilos, al son de
nable fila por las GALES principales de
la ciudad. Las distintas secueas re-
presentadas, iban uniformadas, Siendo
alabado por todos ell orden perfecto
que observaban los chiquillos. La tro-
pa tremolaba al aire miles miles de
banderas, numerOsos eStandartes Y
cartelones alusivos al acto. No podfa
ser mas bello ell cOnjunto que ofrecfa
una representation tan galana de los
hombres del malana. Bellas mujeres y
numeroso pdblico Sc arremolinaba en-
plazas, BALCONIES aceras, presentando
la ciudad, todo el aspecto Gle los gran
des dfas de fiesta. Y no era menos, va
que era la fiesta de los niflos, los hom-
bres del futuro, columnas de la patria.
Nadie mas mereccdores' que ellos una
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La paada de los nihOS de las eSCuas en- e da de aver re-
s6 es6ndda IN gran Gxto para s OrgannadOes Fl CEN
hO de Ia Gudad qued6 fibre de afCO, Ia tfOpa etudant1
desl6 brenene, OfredendO un mpOnente apedO, po las
principles Gales de San Juan

D bdndE De Ocd membs de pofda Mmpaia del RegmlO de
Puerto O miles de nOS pMtandO brd eat yGrOne pOnan
nOta de algeria en- e anbiene CaIejrO
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iPUEDE listed RESOL VER---
La enigmdtica muerte de Leon Gilbert?
(DNA De LAS HAzANAS DE LOS DETECTIVES MAS GRANDES
DH MITND(O -------
DEL MUNDW

RIGS sacos como Sc abria una pesa-
da puerta de teca al lado opuesto del
callej6n, y una mano que arrastraba
los sacos mas cercanos silenciosamente
hacia Ell interior del almacen.
Antes de que la puerta fuera CON-
pletamente cerrada, Kelly Sc abalanz6
sobre ella con ell revolver dispuesto
para accion inmediata
"iEl juego ha terminado, Wah
Sing !, grito "Tengo una docena de
hombres en- los alrededores, y todo es-
ia vigilado. iArriba Las manosi''
Luego, mientras ponia las esposos
al asombrado wah Sin Lee, Kelly con-
tinu6: Era un juego limpio habi-
lidoso, Wah Sing. Coger dos sacos del
correo federal, llevarlos al muelle bajo
su largo sobretodo cada vez que arri-
BAHIA un barco de Oriente, pasarlos a
un socio bordo del barco para que
este los nenara de cajas de opio: lue-
go colocarlos juntos con ell correo re-
gular, para ser depositados cerca de
la puerta de su almacen al entregar los
sacos del correo en- la ofic'na postal GER
cana. Ezra un juego limpio, pero quiso
ponerlo EN- practica demasiado a me-
nudo!" y
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

fits best in the cunning pantie-frock
shown in this picture. 1t is achieved
in a check pattern of navy blue, \red
and green wool and FIBER relieved by
scarlet buttons and pipings.
Most of the shops are featuring for
little girls frocks in two pieces, com
bining a belted smock with straight
knitted boomers.
For older girls there are two-piece
models composed of a sweater gay in
all-over design done in many colors.
with n plain knitted skirt.
One-piece frocks in high colors are
also featured trimmed with bands In
contrasting shades. These often have
practical long sleeves and they are
ideal for school wear.
The general contour of the sweaters
as well as their trimming details close
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17
NOVEL AND PRETTY DRESS ACCESSORIES

ly resembles the designs exploited for
adult sports wear. The greatest de-
mand among juniors is for the very
lightweight types In brilliant colorings
or white with bright trimmings, some
of which are accompanied by alluring
match scarfs.
A sweater which appeals to the
young girl Is knitted In the jacquette
style of artificial silk, with cross-over
front and loose sleeves. Frequently
colored embroidery forms border at
the hipline.
Children are taking particular de-
light in the monogram fad and many
u sweater and scarf proudly bears an
initial-like motif.
Some dress accessories are conf
dent of attention season after sea-
son because they are indispensable,
but there are always in their company
other nlceties of dress that are not
necessities. We could get along with
out them but nobody wants TO. The
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17
KNITTED TOGS FOR CHILDREN;
CHIC ACCESSORIES FOR SUMMER

TT PERCHANCE there be an impress
L sion that grownups have mo-
nopoly on knitted outerwear fashions
vanish the thoughtl True 1t is that
mother and big sister are more than
justified in enthusing over the seasons
delectable knitted apparel styled to
the queens taste. However, juvenile
displays of sweaters, frocks and gay
colored capes affirm that 1t is ditto
with the little folks. Designers are
showing no partiality and knitted togs
for tots bear every evidence of'artful
creation and choice coloring.
Knitted artistry as applied to the
fashionlng of children's costumes is at
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

of pearls are approved with tailored
suits.
Vestees and cuffs of white pique
make an incomparably smart finish
for tailored suits and vestees of white
or white and black crepe provide va
riety for the same purpose. A little
book could be written on the subject
of ties. and brilliant silk ties with lit
tie kerchiefs to match are the dariings
of the mode for Frightening up the
plain, tailored street suit. Just for a
touch of swagger and nothing else the
cane or "swagger-stick" finds plenty
of admirers. Bags of many kinds In
leather, beads and silk have taken on
novel shapes to add to their interest
and a few of these are shown in the
picture.
Large, fiat arm bags of leather or
heavy silk, without handles, are fash
ionable. JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
&C. 1914. Western Newspaper union.)
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

sports and dressy wear hats to match
are much in evidence and scarf of
georgette, lined with silk and adorned
with ribbon and flowers, is shown
with its millinery companion piece in
the picture. There are sets of three
matching pieces also for summer days,
with a parasol initiated into the an
cient order of the scarf. For sports
wear cretonne accounts for gay para
soils that may match hats or short
jackets or trimming or bandlngs on
the costume.
Link bracelets of gilt or silver have
joined the ranks of glass and other
bracelets which travel like n small
bodyguard with morning, noon and
evening costumes. Necklaces and
choker strands Of beads continue to
finish off the toilet and short strands
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

eternal feminine is always intrigued
by novel and pretty gewgaws even If
they are quite useless, like earrings,
necklaces and bracelets, whose mis-
sion Is only to be beautiful.
Last year we had the Deauville ker-
chief and this year we have the scarf
holding the center of fashions stage.
Scarfs range from small affairs four
inches wide to be worn choker fash
ion with tailored suits, to wide, airy
ones of the sheerest fabrics that are
half as large as a shawl. They have
invaded dress for the street, for sports
and for formal affairs and are every
where present in many varieties. For
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17
COLoRED Men wanted to quhiiS iof
sleeping car and train porters'
peri.nce unnecessary. Transportation
,urn,.bed. Write IT. McCnffrey, supt-
st. Louis, Mo.
Live Long In East Frlesland.

The record for community longevity
is claimed by East Friesland, prov
ince bordering on Holland in the
North sea. Within the last few
months three women, each more than
100 wears old, have died there, and a
fourth has entertained her friends ut
her 1O2d birthday party.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17


dronsH
in order t
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will
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-07-31
HoaNSHINKR.S PAY FOR
SHyERTON'S SIDEWALKS

Delta folks who visited Silverton
lzs- week were amazed to see crushed
-cek piled along the thoruughfares
md inasnuch As Silverton is sleep
ing mining camp, our representatives.
curiosity was aroused TO the point of
asking why the municipal work
They were met with the reply that
the town possessed 26 bootleggers
who paid regular monthly fine Gust
IS they would pay their electric light
BID Of $40 each snd that the town
has accumulated 50 much money they
didn't know what to do with it 50
they decided cement sidewalks would
be good to look at whether used or
not.
This is quite contrast to cases in
valley towns where as high as $500
has bsen spent in failure to convict
alleged bootleggers.
1t is also quite the extreme to the
-aze Of John Mare of California Mesa.
who was brought before Justice S L.
Fairlamb last Saturday, charged with
the manufacture and disposition of
intoxicating liquor. He was assessed
fine of $50 plus sixty DAYS in iail.
Delta Tribune.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-07-31
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5zv from California, and will spend
The SINNER with her sister, Mrs. Geo
Fs-lee- st Bowerman
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zEE a -e G@y sat
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-07-31

J i Goodzle. who has been here
fo- Two weeks Il the Tennessee and
o-hz- Reynolds property. left Satur-
day fo- Grand Valley. Colo
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-07-31

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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-07-31

Frank wzlIsce. Floyd Triekis and
3-z Pzz-gu returned Wednesday
f-oa ashing TIP 10 Taylor PARK
Ter reoo-1 z pleasant trip.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-07-31

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