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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-26

El comite de constituci6ns de Ia So
ciedad Juridica del Colegio de Leyes
de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, COM
puesto por los j6venes Felix ochoteco
Jr.. Diego Marrero, Luis Antonio Ro-
sario, Rafael Buscaglia y Angelic Ro-
driguez, present6 aver 81 prcyecto de
Constitution que sera discutido la se-
mana pr6xima.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-26
Del Colegio De Leyes

signi6 sacarnos de ella, SO ha propues-
to egftaT todo trance que tomelnos
parte IN sus actividades. Cuando, por
corteSfa nnestro recano, nos invita-
para 1shna cosa, 10 hace a Ultima
hora "a mejor es que cuando faltan
algaiAes d6lares para sufragar los gas
tostael evento en- perspective, SO exige
russt cooperation; al menos no Sc
nos i1npone, es nuestra voluntad dar
Is mas, vean ustedes 81 es verdad
que se nOs quiere anular, clausurar el
colegi6 como lisimuladamente nos di6
a sHS el seior Huyke, que en- el
Catal6sas de graduados pr,blicado re-
cienesfSnte, no aparecen los gradua-
cos9 del Leyes. mos podria decir cl
seatEe John, 81 es ese I'm error de
imp una disposition del senior
TIuFks.h Una combination suya para
prcn se I'm atropello mas al Colegio
de Agxea aegandole asi Ell perfectisimo
dereahf que tienen sus graduados, a
que nombres aparezcan en- Ell Ca
talS&os ie la Universidad9
a ban y sus ac6litos Sc han pro-
puesaa desprestigiar al Colegio de Le-
yess pEaGe les esta duro reconocer que
somS# ina parte proniinente de la Uni
vensiaas vano empeno el de ustedes;
v a1lSs sAas obliga obrar energicamen-
te. MSs aisponemos conquistar, contra
vielsta marea, el puesto, la considera-
si6Esi respeto que, como tales mere
'censps
sesln nos ha informado por Ell
.presld4nte de la Case de Primer Aiio,
sef4o Garcia del Rosario, Ell senior Huy
kc hAssclicitado ser dido por dicha cia-
Sc. oVlahn algunos que las esperanzas
de sHu9ke, en- cuanto la reforlna del
Colagip de Leyes, estan en- los 'spre-
iegalss
Espdseinos yer 10 que nos trae de
nueye el sedor Huyke, y va informa-
remoss LERIA
sfsxr =,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-26

Todos los Estudiantes del colegio de
Leyes estamos mpy disgustados al yer
como cada dia Sc nos aleja mas de La
universidadq Despues que st, John con
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-26
Sc ALQUILA

I'm piso grande, muy fresco Y ven-
tilado, con magnifco servicio sanita-
rio. situado en- la calle del Cristo II.
Immediate la Fortaleza. Para infor-
mes: Cipriano Santo. Tel. 1924 Rojo,
San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-26

La directiva de La Sociedad Juridi-
ca EUGENIo MARIA DE HosTos es-
Is preparando una magnifca velada
cue Sc celebrara el jusves 81 del pre-
sente en- el Teatro Rivoli de. Rio Pie.
dras para la recaudacion, que en- dicha
semana Sc hara, para eregir un mont
laento q Hostos. > -
solicitames Ia cooperaci6n de todos
para obtenegs axito EN- nuestro prop6.
s:to.rr = a. ezr ), .a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-26
rHIfc1rAc1oN A rous SOTO

Arecibo, sI24. 1924.
Hon jose Tous Soto.
oIo Ell MUNDo.
San t5aan, p. R. Il.
1.e fslicito. calurosamente por su con
testarf6n Nc Jones en- Ell MUNDo
de ARs especialmente por Ell tltimo pa
rras6 su artfculO. /.
Luis F.. Perez DAv1A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-26
Gallos de Isabella

! ~
FL inico pueblo que conserva su ra-
"a inglesa, es Isabela; por tai raz6n
todo el traficante dice ser de aquf.
Para evitar tai engaHo, tenemos ell
gusto de ofrecer por express su pro-
pia casa, pagando ell comprador el fie-
te, gallos Y gallinas, fnas, bien casta-
das.
I'm polio de la pnlgada del color Y.
neso que 10 deseen acabado de coger
de soltadero $500.
4 I'm gallo de una pulgada, $1,000
Una galina fina,, $500 e
Podenos servir solicitud gallos CO.
nocidos que valen nluchc mas. Envie
con su. orden ell iinporte y su direc-
.ci6n exacta.
aa r. G. CoRDERO & CO.
Tsabea, p. r.. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-26

segdn nos ha dicho va ton6 POI
session de su cargo Ell nuevo Secretario
de La Btblioteca y desde ahora lie va
mos a advertir que nosotros necesita-
mos que la Biblioteca este alberta seis
siete horas todos los dias.
LIE deseamos 6xito en- su nuevo cargo
y nos alegraremos que podainos yer en-
G a un amigo, pero a condici6n que
ectde con rectitud cordura.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-26
g COMTsIoN DE LA. lsoCIE
NACIoNEs PREPARA LAS
PARA UNA coNvENCIoN
INTERNATIONAL

MARIO 25. Gable Francss).
b comisi6ns de la Sociedad de
1les ha comenzado hoy 81 estn-
proyecto sobre Ia regulariza-
trafico de armas y municiones.
Iomisi6n prepara las bases pa
lebraci6n de una Convention
cnaI en- la, que las naciones
Son miembros de esta Sociedad
omar parte y en- la que Sc es-'
tados Unidos mande sus dele
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-26

La Claae del Primer Aho estA ira
bajando activamente. Ella cree. y es-
ta segura de clio, que el Colegio nece
aits reformSs inmediatas; y al efecto,
ia semana pasada qued6 organizada la
sociedad Jurfdica de dicha Clase, que
para honrar la memoria de un connota-
do iurisconsulto. y quizas del hombre
mas grande y mas patriota que ha te-
nido Puerto Rico, le di6 el nombre de
EUGEN1O MARIA DE HosTos.
La Constitution de esta sociedad sus-
tenta ideales ,Aermosisimos y es de es-
perarse que ell 6xito coronara los es-
fuerzos de este grupo de j6venes que
paladinamente Sc disponen luchar,
asi como tambien protestar, respe-
tuosa, pero en6rgicamente, de cslal-
quier actnaci6n que a 50 juicio cons
tituya un obstacu1o para la realization
de los ideales principles que susten-
tan.
64 cueApO u1LeSsANV u0 uAenA NSsAS7
dad qued6 constituido como sigue:
Presidente, Emilio S. Belabal; Vice
Presidente. Luis Antonio Rosario; Sc
cretario, Domingo Toledo; Tesorera,
America Figueroa; vocales, Samuel Me
dina, Miguel A. Garcia, F. PARA, Vic
tor Pons y Migual A. Negr6n; v con-
sejero legal, Manuel Cruz orta.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
SIGMA ALPHA PHI

i regular meeting Of the Sigma
Alpha Phi was held at the home Of
Miss Sadyc |. Walk ON sunday after.
noon, November Both.
Everything is ready for the open
meeting to he held on Sunday, Deccm.
Der 7th. A very interesting program
has been arranged by the entertain
mcnt committee.
Plans We're discussed for the Cha.
nukah party to he given for the chill.
dren of the Denver Sheltcring Home.
The initiation of Miss Ethel L.
Dekman will be postponed until n
future date ms Miss Dcikman left very
wnexccptcdly for New York TO be gone
indefnitely.-E. F. G..
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
SAINTED DEVILS

The first meeting of the Sauted
Devils was held at the home of Miss
Lily BarOnc.
The following officers were elected :
president. Miss Celia Kerstein; secre-
tary and treasurer Miss Anna Rabin-
off publicity manager and sergeant of
arms, Miss Lillian MuhlStein.
There are six charter members and
we hope that more members will be
admitted later
The cUlors which were selected are
red and yellow. The red stands for
homer and the yellow for loyalty. The
motto is They can who will"
We know that we are not Saints,
also that we are not devils, therefore
we take the happy medium and call
ourselves the "Sainted Devils"
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
Ct>TAtRlt>S

The first affair of the Cenlnurians,
was held nt the Bellevue hotel, Thanks.
giving night The ball room WIS beau.
tifully decorated IN the clubs culors,
green and gold. Refreshments were
served In the tea room. During the
evening many novelties were Iistrlhut.
cd
rlanS are already under way for our
next affair to be announced In the near
future
our basketball team will soon be-
ready 10 meet all comers. In our first
game OF the season we defeated tho
Wade Mortuary nvc by the close score
% to %. snappy teamwork accounted
for the victory. Watch our smoke'
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
REQ RIO GIRLS

To start the New Ycar right, we are
planning for our annual New Years
Eve party. The club is doing its ut
most to make the party the best it has
ever given before
We take great pleasure in announc-
ing that Mrs. Koloch of 2o0T West
COlfaX was the winner of the contest
given by the club. Proceeds from the
contest was given to charity.
AT the last regular meeting which
was held at the home of Marion Oren-
stein. November 20, Installation of Of
fccrs took place and the following
were reelected: President, Rose Fink /;
secretary, Betty IOungman treasurer,
Miriam Curse; entertainment commit
tee Marion Orvenstein and Dora Curse,
The planning Of the year Of 1925
was an important event of the meet
ing.-M. G.
DO not use unlawful means to leccme
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
THE ROMA GIRLS

The regular meeting Of the Roma
Girls was held at the home of Miss
Appel November Goth. Very important
business was discussed. The club is
taking an active part in the sale of
flags on National flag day. Miss
Steyer, the secretary was appointed TO
attend the opening meeting of the
Sigma Alpha Phi girls on December
18th. The meeting adjourned after
which a social hour followed. The mem-
hcrShip drive has been extended for an
other month Call Miss Mailman c.
lI9O-W-K $.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
L. $. A. GIRLS

Final arrangements have been made
for the dance to he given next Wed
ncsday evening December 10th at the
shirley Savoy Hotel. Schuereman's
Harmony Kings VIII entertain in such
a manner that those attending will
not sCGn forget this affair
And don't forget about the two won.
derful prizes to be awarded to the two
best dancers of the evening.
$500 fancy vest given by Brook 5
Clothes Shop $1,000 order for pohcto-
graph given by Irving Allen Fox
Studio.
Net proceeds of this affair will he
donated to charity.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
PARAG0NS

4 special meeting of the Paragon
Boys was held Tuesday evening. Nov.
-, at the home of Earl Fricdland.
An election Of officers was held and
the following were elected:
Barney SiegeI. president; Earl Fried
land vicc-president; Joe Forman. sec
rctary: Hymnn Roscnblum, Treasurer; /;
William SumucIson, Surgeant-of-armS !;
George Rubin, publicity manager and
Jake Bugdunowitz captain of the 1925
athletics.
An elaborate affair was given in
honor of the PuragonS' first anniversary
at the home Of Barney Siegcl liSO Knox
CT. Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. %, ut
7. NJ. Those participating We're: Misses
Ethel Miller, Sara PctCrmnn, Miriam
Curse. Dorothy Zinik. Betty Young
man. Rose Finkelstcin, Lillian Muhl-
stein. Pearl Bottcrman and Marion
OrcnStcin. Puragons; Joe Forman,
George Rubin. Earl Frlcdland, William
SamuelSon, Barney Slrgel Charles
bernstein, Hyman RosenbIum, Max
Schricbpr. Meudal Zclinger Jack Bug
dnnowiz, Billie Hoffman and Albert
RudCfsliy.
All those present spent an enjoyable
evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
TIE ISANE.TIIETE GIRLS

The lsayc-Thete Girls entertained nj
dinner at the home Of Marie WHstum,
Sunday, November 30. The occasion
was brought about by the girls having
had the good fortune to win one Of
the turkeys given by the Argonaut
club, for the benefit OF the Denver
sheltering Home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wustum acted
as host and hostess.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
o. +. AR. GIRLS

The o. f. A. Girls met AT the home
OF Miss Lillian Reeves for their first
meeting. Officers were chosen as fol-
lows:
Betty Hoffberg. president; Naomi
Lenefsky, vice president; Gertrude
IsaacsOn. secretary; Ethel Lenefsky,
treasurer.
All girls fifteen years or over that
are cntcrested please call secretary.
Phone Champa Gi0j-W.
The next meeting will he held at the
home of Miss Estelle WaNman.-G. /.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
KEO KAY kLUB

The regular meeting of the Keo Kay
Klub was held mt the home Of Miss
Fanny Sakalaw. November %.
We have as n new member, Miss
Bessie Radetsky. The club is now open
for membership, any girl who wishes
please call Miss Jennie Topel.
The regular business was discussed
and installation of the new officers
WAS held.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Miss Jennie Topel.-J. L.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
ACE HIGH BOYS

4 very enjoyable Thanksgiving Eve
was spent by the Ace High Boys ut
their last meeting which was held Mt
the home Of Ace Schln \ Thanks
giving luncheon was served and was
heartily enjoyed.
The Ace High Boys win start their
seasons activities with an AFFAIR that
promises To be the most elaborate held,
our affairs have always been Ace High,
aud We know that our future affairs
VIII surpass all previous ones.
And after all It takes the Ace High
BOYS to do II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
J. o. Y. GIRLS

A regular meeting Of the ], o. Y.
Girls was held at the home of Miss
Bessie Josephson.
Discussion Of some future charitable
work will he discussed.
We welcome Rose Rassln OF Savan-
nah, Georgia, ms u member of the j.
o Y. Girls.
The meeting adjourned with n So
cinl hom-R =,
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
TIE SATELLITE CLUB

The Satellites entertained nt bridge
Sunday. November %, at the home Of
Miss Jeanette Schwartz, 1JOS Meade.
Plans are hcing made for our annual
Chanukah Novelty Party, to be held the
latter part Of December, The next
meeting will he held nt the home Of
Miss Ina Gcller, Saturday evening, De
ccmber 6.-B. A.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
BICKER CHOLEM SOCIETY

Do not forget on Tuesday, December
9th at > 80 T.. NJ the Bickcr Cholcm
society will give tea and card party
at the Beth Joseph vestry rooms oath
and Curtis street. A beautiful door
prize, and table prizes will be given.
All ladies invited. Tell your friends
and good time Is assured.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
Club NeUs
THE ARGONAUT CLUB

Thru hard aud earnest work the
Argonnut club raised forty dollars from
the contest Of the sale Of two turkeys.
the sum to be given to the Denver
Sheltcring Home. The two fortunate
winners were the Isaye Girls and MIR. !.
Goldman Of go East 18th avenue MIR.
|. Weinberg entertained the club In n
most unique manner. We hope TO re-
peat our charitable work for that is
the aim OF our club.-H NJ
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
+. q. CLASS

Next sunday morning the members
of the Post Graduate class will he
given The opportunity of enjoying an
unusual and interesting program. This
program is one Of the series of inter,
esting programs which is being planned
in tho futures. NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

rescntative of the Pope in Jerusalem,
left for Rome. The purpose OF his trip
is to represent TO the Vatican n num-
Der of Palestine matters, it was stated.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

The birds of the air despise a miser.
.Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

DO not use unlawful means to become
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

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New Britain herald., 1924-03-28
Strike of 10000 Coal
 Miners Now Impending

kansas City. March :S.-A strike of 40,000 coal miners in Missouri, Kan sas, Oklahoma and Arkansas was con sidercd imminent today by officials of the Southwest Interstate Operators association when a thr"e-day confer cncc between representatives Of thc oprators and miners to consider a new Wage scale, opened here. Operators ba.c agreed lower wage scale must be adopted if the miners continue to operate. but they consider it improb able that the miners will agree 10 q |, duction. The present wage scale expires April l. Charles r. Spencer, pittsburg, Kansas, president of tho operators association, said every ef- fort would be made 10 reach an agree ment and avert strike. which would rost approximately sl0,oOo,00o in wages to tine workers and in business tu the operators.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-28
Prehistoric CalifOrnians
 EnyelOped in QuicksanG

Los Angeles, March 2S.--With five prehistoric human skeletons recovered from the Rancho Cunajo pit here, scientists today resumed digging into the age-old auicksands, now buried beneath g feet of sedimentary strata. where these and perhaps other mem- bers of a long extinct race are be- lievcd to have met death tens of thousands of years ago.
 Discovery of a fifth skeleton gave rise to the belief that the treacherous sands. said by geologists to date back to the pleistoccne era, may have en- trapped great number of these pri- mordial southern Californians.
 According to Dr. NJ. A. Bryan, di- rector of the Los Angeles museum of history. science and art, the fifth skeleton is much better preserved and more complete than the other four. It was found in an upright position. i'm bedded in the water logged wall of the pit.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-28

Russell NJ. Sackett to "connive" at the removal and transportation of the whisky by promise of official tenure and promotion"
 Four Over Act Cited
 It is alleged that Langley and the five other defendants combined to de- fraud the United States of certain taxes to become due it and Corrupt ly" defeat the administration of the internal revenue laws and the national prohibition act.
 Tine indictment charges four overt acts beginning with | meeting between Langley and Mortimer April i5. 1921 in the house office building in Wash irston and covering three other al- lcgcd conferences resulting in an uu- thority issued May 4, 1921 by Kra- mer, permitting the Union Drug Co. 10 buy 1000 cases of whiskcy from the Pcnwick Distilling Co. It sets forth that Kramer, Mckcan, Chopper. Mortimer, G"itztilcr and DelaDcay were not indicted because they testi- fled bcfoN the grand jury. Suckett is q prohibition agent in pcnrsylra nia.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-28
N.UGHTON's WILL FILED

Judge B. r. Gsffney of the probate court has approved the will of the late Michael Naughton. which pro- yides | heauest of s1,ooo to daugh- ter. Mary. and the residue of the es- tate 10 he divided among the follow ing children: James. Thomas. Michael and Margaret Naughton. The will explains that the name of another son. William Saughton, Is omitted, as he is the owner of a one-half interest in real estate with the testator.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-28

Best Butter 55c lh. Russell Bros, - adtt
New Britain herald., 1924-03-28
THREE KILLED IN AIR CRASH.
Plane Hits Air Pocket in Hawaii and
 Falls in Flames.

Honolulu. March 2S.--Three arml aNiators were killed yesterday and two soldiers were injured when q Martin bomber sirpIane, taking of at Luke Field, struck an air pocket. crashed to the earth and burst into flames. The dead are:
 First Lieutenant ". G, Moore.
 First Lieutenant Oscar Monthsn.
 Private Jetsinser,
 Private Torres anl Private Baltice were injured seriously.
 The officers and Private Baitice were members Of the Twenty-third Hombardmont Squadron; Jetsinger was a member Of hte Sixth Pursuit
New Britain herald., 1924-03-28
American Attache at
 Berlin Is RObber Victim

Berlin, March aS. - Trolessional burglars footed the offices of the American commercial attache last night. obtaining si.Soo worth of yalu- abIes belonging to members of the .tsff and other employees. The police say the burglary has no political signi- ficance, as only cash and articles readily convertible into it are missing. the documents of the office being left
New Britain herald., 1924-03-28
Only Che Voter Eligible
 To Vote in Town Election

ontario. Cal, March :S.--To1ay is clctricn day in the Camp Badyschool district. and yet, although everyone knows the vote which gan be cast-and knows that tine whole vote can swing only one way, no one knows how the election will come out or whether, indeed, there will be an,
 only one eligible voter remembered % register early enough 10 give him the lcGal right 10 east T ballot, it de- vclopcd in n check on the registration list. and at an carly hour today it had not been decided whether he could legally net as election jndge and in- spcctor as well as sole voter.
 
 Best Butter 55c lh. Russell Bros, --. .tA
New Britain herald., 1924-03-28
Recently Dcnicd Hribin.

Langley, who Is chairman of the house public buildings ant grounds committee. is serving his ninth tcum in congress. He is said to have been one of the two mraabcrs of congress" referred to in the report of the Chi cago grand jury which investigated alleged veterans bureau frauds as having been charged iu testimony with accepting bribcs for improper u.,o ui official influence.
 On the floor of the hotisc, Langley Can, Maryland, recently declared they had unofficial information that the Chicago grand jGry's report was di- rected at thcn,~ Both protested their innocence Of any wrong doing and de- manied immediate investigation of the charges, No mention Of Zihlman was made in today's grand jury re- port.
 The indictment charges that the accused men. with others, formed Il conspiracy to pay St0o,0oQ to Elias II. Mortimer, tho star witness in the veterans bureau investigation. Her mann Geltzeiler and Donald ]. De- laney to procure the purchase, with drawsl and transportation by Moses and Sattler of whiskey from ,listil- lcly warehouse 10 the Union Drug Co,
 It Is charged in the indictment that sa,nno was to have been paid 10 Rcp- reson'ativc Langley to prevail on him to inducf West, John r. Kramer, Ar thur Mckean, Ralph L. Cleppcr and
New Britain herald., 1924-03-28
BERGDOLL IS REPORTED
 BACK IN EBERBACH AGAIN
But Mystery Surrounds His Mo,c- mcnts-NOt on the
 Deutschland

Berlin, March 2s.--Mystery con- tinues 10 envelop the movements of Grover (. Bergdoll since he left Eher- bach. bag and baggage on Tuesday. Rumors that he returned today to the hotel where he has made his home for three years, and which is owned by his uncle, brought evasiye replies to in- quiries by telephone
 The suspicion prevails that Berg doll has experienced a change of heart and has again abandoned his plan to surrender to the American authorities.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-28

CuAharen, Germany, March 2S.- The name of Grover c. Bergdoll, the draft eyader, does not appear on the list Of passengers embarking on the steamship Deutschland, which is mak- ing her initial trip 10 New York.
 Officials of the line deny that Berg doll is aboard. either under an as- sumed name or in concea alment, and declared that the customs scrutiny proclnlcd the success Of any attempt on his part 10 escape detection.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-28

Squadron and Private Torres is a member of the SiXty-fifth Service Squadron.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-28
CONGRESSMAN IS
 INDICTED IN PLOT
Langley, Republican, Involved in
 Rum Scandal

Washington, March Establishments charging Representative John W. Langley. republican, of Kentucky; Willard W. West, q former deputy commissioner of internal revenue and four others with conspiracy to inter t,re with the operations of the gov ernment were returned here ycstcr- day by federal grand jury.
 Langley alone Was named in on. in dlctmcnt. Another was against him. West. Russell M. s;tckett, a prohibit ton agent in Pennsylvania: Ben l.. Moacs and Harry Sattlrr copartncrs trading al the Union Drug Co of Pitts burgi and Sidney Refs. described as a producer of liquors in large quan- titles.
 The conspiracy section of the crim- inal code prcscribcs punishment or not more than two years imprisonment, or n fine Of not more than sl0, ,0bo, or both.