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The daily worker., 1925-06-23
MANCHURIAN war LORD, ALLY OF
JAPAN, THREATENS ATTACK ON
MILITANT LABOR in SHANGHAI
Especial to Tho Dany worker)

of the movement of troops by General Chang
the Manchuran lord into Shanghai plain TODAY
when manfeoes posted thruou the Chinese city
that the Manchuran troops would strike and
all who agtaed for the expulsion foreign imperialism and the
liberation Of China from foreign domination
This brazen betrayal by the Manchuran mtass of the
interests of the Chinese people seems however to be completely
ignored student agators continuing their meetings de-
monstraons and striking workmen paying heed Feeling
The daily worker., 1925-06-23
Truck TOPPLES; Many Hurt.

DRESDEN, Germany, June 22.-
Twenty-three persons were seriously
injured and fifty-two were hurt today
when a motor truck carrying excur-
sionists, toppled over a grade.
The daily worker., 1925-06-23
DEATH LIST IN
TRAIN SMASH-UP
STILL GROWING
r a ilroa a d to Blame
Investigation Shows

DOVER, N. j., June 22-The death
list in the German excursion wreck
at the Lackawanna railroad rose to
40 when Miss Catherine Wilgermein,
1856 North Race Avenue, Chicago,
died in the hospital.
Three others are in a critical con-
dition, Mrs. Louise Kaufman, 1911
Laurel avenue, Chicago; Mrs. Cath
crime Weise, 1919 Laurel avenue,
Chicago, and John Nieman, 1856
Tourney avenue, Evanston.
Investigation into the wreck, being
conducted by the state board Of
utilities commissioners and the inter-
state commerce commission, had pro-
ceeded where it was said the railroad
probably will be required to drain
the long hill adjacent to the right of
way. Sand washing down this hill
on the tracks is blamed for the
wreck.
Blame II on "God."
No further investigation will be
made by either state or federal au-
thorities into the wreck on the Lack
awanna railroad at Rockport, N. j.,
June II, which claimed 40 lives.
After hearing several witnesses,
the conclusion was reached that the
accident was an "act of providence"
The daily worker., 1925-06-23
General Strike In Canton.

CANTON, June 22. = A general
strike, which was decided upon last
Friday by a great meeting of stu
dents, workers and other Chinese citi-
zens at Kwangtung university, was
declared effective here yesterday.
All servants and clerks and work
ers left the foreign quarter, Sham
cen. Boycott is declared against Bri-
tish, Japanese and American goods.
The daily worker., 1925-06-23
New York LL.G.W w. Locals,
UnjustIy Suspended, in
Appeal to All Members
Especial to The Daily worker)

The storm Of
Garment the
the also the other
l. l. W. al other en-
circular n
The daily worker., 1925-06-23
CONGRESS OF WORLDS BUSINESS
MEN HAS POWER TO FORCE CHANGES
IN GOVERNMENTS PLUMBER PLANS

BRUSSELS Belgium 22The
ber of commerce. which has opened here
there being 25O American
The gathering capitalists dominating nations
payments to the allies
The daily worker., 1925-06-23

Getting a DAILY WORKER sub or
two will make a better Communist OF
you.
The daily worker., 1925-06-23
AS WE SEE 1T.
BY T. J. o'FLAHERTY

nESPITE the subserviency of the
- reactionary labor leaders to the
employing class, the capitalist judges
continue to hand out injunctions with
remarkable CELEBRITY The latest use
OF this judicial weapon against the
workers in Chicago, is in the case of
the cigarmakers employed by a local
firm which formerly recognized the
right of its employees to organize into
labor union. The old heads of the
firm having quit, their successors did
not want to be bothered with union
so they declared the business would
be run open shop in the future.
THE employees struck and got circu-
lars printed to acquaint their fell
low workers with the facts. They
picketed the factory and then the no
torious injunction Judge, Dennis E.
Sullivan got busy. He issued another
Of his infamous DEGREES and the cigar
makers may now picket at the risk,
nay, the certainty Of going to Jail.
There is one very effective way to
deal with the injunction menace and
that is to mass-picket against it. The
labor leaders will spend the rest of
their natural lives bellycrawling to po-
litical friends of labor'' in order to
win a modification of the injunction
evil, but the bosses will always find
legal means to prevent the workers
from picketing as long as they own
and control the government.
THE Workers Party has on many
Il occasions urged the labor leaders
to go on the picket line and defy the
injunction. They have not done this
and they will not do it. In the cur
rent issue of the United Mine Work
ers' journal, there is an editorial on
injunctions but most of it is taken
up with a condemnation of violence
and lawbreaking evidently hitting at
those militant miners who mass-pick-
eted in defiance of the injunction If
the labor leaders gave a real lead to
the workers and went out on the pick
ct line, injunction or no injunction,
Dennis E. Sullivan and his kind could
use their injunctions for scratch pa
per for all the good they would do
the bosses.
THE socialists profess to be great
i admirers of peace and the use Of
civilized" methods in bringing about
social change. But the story of the
so-called labor party convention held
in New York, told in yesterdays
DAILY WORKER, does not indicate
that the socialists practice what they
preach. Like the labor takers the So
cialists are in deadly fear Of the rank
and file. Therefore, when representa-
tives from local unions not controlled
by the yellow socialists appeared at
this sham convention, they were
thrown out on their ears and some
of them beaten by thugs. This is all
to the good. 1t took long time for
the Communists to convince the work
ers that the socialists were no differ
ent from other parties of capitalism.
The socialists are proving that we
were correct.
TT is no accident that prominent
L speaker at the socialist party con-
vention, a former S. L. p. man, took
the position that the supreme court
decided correctly in the Gitlow case.
II was not free speech question, he
Continued on Page 81
The daily worker., 1925-06-23

against the murderers Of the
chinese students on May 80 is
as hot as ever.
VIII Face Mass Protest.
However, there is no doubt but that
If General Chang's troops begin to do
the dirty work Of the foreign impe-
rialists, storm of mass protest which
may lead to civil war will burst upon
China like cyclone.
Proof of the nature of the expected
clash which is likley soon to lead to
civil war is seen, is the report from
Tientsin that about 1000 Feng Tien
troops commanded by General Chang
have mutinied at Chenghsien and
wrecked the Peking- -Mukden railway
station there in an hours pitched bat
tie with their officers, and then fled
toward Mukden.
In Shanghai, in spite of the Man
churian troops, the strike keeps the
foreign employers guessing. The strik-
ers in many foreign enterprises work
and strike intermittently, earning
enough to keep going and kepeing out
Impractical scabs.
State of Emergency" In Hong Kong
HONG KONG. June 22.- State of
emergency was declared by the Hong
Kong government today in view of
the spread of the anti-foreign strike
to the south China cities of Hong
Kong and Canton. Export of flour
from this city is forbidden.
The strike continues with banks
and shops closed and with public util-
tiles paralyzed.
An unconfirmed rumor was current
here that Japan had declared war on
south China following faiure OF the
Canton government to produce the
murderers of the Japanese slain in
yesterdays Canton disorders.
Canton reports at the time indicat-
ed the Staying was not political, but
was due to robbers. The Japanese
may use the killing as an excuse,
however, for trying to destroy the
radical Kuo Min Tang Canton gov
ernment.
The daily worker., 1925-06-23

Ioards Of locals 2, 9 and q:
The daily worker., 1925-06-23

TT is no accident that prominent
L speaker at the socialist party con-
vention, a former S. L. P. man, took
the position that the supreme court
decided correctly in the Gitlow case.
II was not a free speech question, he
Continued on Page 50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19

Febrero de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
HERMOSO FESTIVAL ESCO-
LAR CELEBRADO EN- Ell
BARRIO DE RIO CANAS

Es costumbre va bien conocida,
la de celebrar conferencias agri-
colas en- las escuelas rurales cuyo
prop6sito consiste principalmente
en- levantar ell sentimiento de los
campesinos para que sean cada
vez mejores cooperadores al exi-
to de la ensefanza rural envian-
do -sus hijos con puntualidad a
las classes, Y tambien para expli-
carles nuevas teorias puestas en-
practica en- las siembras, asi CO.
mo tambien, insis,atorles b eeti-
nialaries a que siembre f,attos me-
nores.
Y asi, previa invitacion hecha
a nosotros por el enthusiastic pro-
fesor Laurentino Vargas, desper-
to en- nuestros animos, cansados
por el exceso de trabajo, ell deseo
de trasladarnos al barrio de Rio
Calas donde el senor Vargas
ayudado por la inteligente pro-
fesora sonora Narcisa Diaz de
Correa Y por las sehoritas Gui-
llermina Y Perseverance, Lopez Y
la sonora Josefina Mejias iban a
agradar la concurrencia con
una alegre fiestecita cuyos pape-
les eran desempenados por los
hijos de los campesinos de aquel
barrio.
Como las tres de La tarde dio-
Sc principle al acto en- aquel pc
queno edificio escolar, que aun-
que pequeno, era grande aquel
dia por el artistico aspecto de su
decorado y por los preciosos tra-
bajos de calados y bordados por
las ninas de aquel centro dozen
te, trabajo que estuvo bajo La
direction de la distinguida sonora
del professor Vargas. Tambien el
maestro tenfa muy bien presen-
tada una exhihici6n de los diver
SOS frutos producidos ems su huer-
to, huerto modelo de este diYtri-
to escolar, ell cuaI tiene infinidad
de diversos vegetables, y euyos fru-
tos llamaron mucho la atencion
los campesinos por las proper
clones POGO comunes de las dife-
rentes cosechas o ejemplareS de
las mismas puestas a la vista de
los visitantes.
Despues del saludo la bandera
Sc sigui6 81 programa de la 81
guiente manera:
2.-Canci6n: La Can1pana de
Trieste, cantada en- italiano por
varias ninas.
3.-Discurso en- ingles pronun-
ciado por Ell alunlno Francisco
Colon interpretado por el nino
Victor Valdes.
d. Mensaje: Amenios eI Cam
po, por el Rev. Abelardo M.Diaz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19


Por fin, como a las seis de la
tarde, Sc llev6 a efecto ell ultimo
n1mero, consistente en- la distri-
buci6n de exquisitos helados y f.
nos dulces, por bellas y sugesti-
vas senoritas, flores perfumadas
del jardin cagiieno, sin las cuales
no podrian haber risas. algeria y
cncantos 81 su presencia Sc echase
de menos en- estos hermosos festi-
wales can1pestres-escolares que
tanto esparcimiento dan de GUAM
do en- cuando a nuestros extasia-
dos espiritus. Y para concluir es-
ia breve cronica deseo hacer ex-
tensiva mi mas sincera felicita-
cion al sefior Laurentino Vargas,
Alma Mater de tan esplendida
conferencia, 10 misno que a la
activa profesora sehora Narcisa
Diaz y demas compaheras.
ALMA CAGUENA.
! Febrero de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
La gran production
Inuadial de az1car ha
Oriigiinado Ia baja de
los preciOs
IA coSEcHA MUNDIAL 1924
1926 Sc cALCULA EN- 25-1s4.
600 ToNELADAs NETAS, TIES
MILLoNEs Mas CUE
EN- 1e23-1924.

WASHINGTON, s.--Ei departa
m. to de agricultural presenta el
siguiente analisis de La situacion
azuearera:
FL IA por ciento de aumento en-
Ia production mundial de azflcar pa
ra IL estaci6n de 1924-25 sobre Ell
periodic de production anterior en-
ie2s-24, origin6 una disminnci6n en-
los precios en- Ell mundo. Desde que
Ii production de cana de azhcar, que
es como ell 80 por ciento de abaste-
cfnliento de azdcar en- Los Eatados
unidos. no responde tan ligero los
cambi.s de precto, hay prohabilldad
de que tambi6n sea grande Ia pro-
duccf6r de 1924-25. Los camhios de
precins mas altos para Ell azhcar
drrante Ia estacion venidera pare
cen reinotos. So
La production mundial de azncas,
tanto de cana como de remolacha So
calcula para 1924-26 en- 25,l34, 900
tonealdas nstas, mientras que en-
1922-24 la production fus de 22.o54,
900 toneladas netas, o sea un an
mento de SO por ciento sohre la del
afio ultimo y La de azIcar de remola-
cha s.e7s.00o tonsladas netas, un
aumeRto de 33.5 por ciento sobre La
del afio iltimo.
La production de azdcar en- los Es
tados Unidos alcanz6 100000 to-
ne1ada- netas en- 1924-25, en- COM
paracion con 1.o4s, 900 en- le2324;
Hawaii prOducira probablemente 10
mismc que el afio anterior; Puerto
Rico revela un aumento de unas
/ 10000 toneladas netas; los informes
+; de las Filipinas indican que hay
grar sumento en- La production aun-
que todavis no Sc dan cifras.
La production de aEdcar en- Cuba
so calcula en- 1s24-25 en- 52o0o00
toneladas netas, 10 que da un au-
mento de 100000 sobre ell afio ante
rior y 100000 mas dc la cosecha de
1929.
Los paises europeos fuera de Ru-
~ia polonia han casi llegado Ia
prodaecion de antes de la guerra, "
con memories precios este afio, pa
rece improbable mayor aumento ge-
neral para el afio pr6ximo.
Los paises que producer azucar
de cada v que aumentaron el acrea-
js senbrado durante el periodo do
la grcrra para suphr Ell deficit eau
sado por las perdidas del azdcar de
renoiacha en- Europa, no han au-
mentado la production tan rapida.
mente como en- los dltimos amos y
al presente los precios no estimu-
Ian niavores plantaciones-
Hc5ta la estaci6n actual, Ell con-
sumo del aSucar en- Ell mundo hizo
las pares con ell rapido aumento en-
IA production. Calcdlase que 81 Sc
sostienen los bajos precios, hsbr1
IN mayor aumento en- ell consume
mundial
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
yETNTA DE MEDIC0s ExAMINA
DoREs coNvoCAToR1A A
ExAMENES

Do acuerdo con la Ley, esta Junta
ce.esrsra examenes para los profe-
sionales abajo relacionados durante
Ell pr6ximo mes de MARIO, en- Ell or
der siguients:
MEDIcos Y oSTEoPATAS, dias
9, 4. S, s, 7.
pRACTIcANTEs Y oPToME-
TRAS, dfas Y 10.
RNFERMERAS Y CoMADRo-
MAS, dias II y IL.
soilcitudes para examen y demas
requisites exigidos seran remitidos
al Secretario que suscribe, P. o. Box
S04. San Juan, P. f., desde esta fe-
cha hasta el dla 81 de los corrientes,
plazo en- que expira la admission de
las inismas.
1mpresos de solicitudes e informes
generates, podran ser obtenidos del
senior T. Vera Riera, personalmen-
te en- la oflcina o por correo.
Los examenes tendran lugar en-
el salon que ocupa la Junta, Gale
ds Allen No. 8 (Palacio Rojo), de
g e M. ~ M y de 2 P. M. a S
r NJ
Les candidates deberan venir pro-
vistos de pluma y tinta.
Doctor d. BIASCoECHEA.
SECRETARIo.
San Juan, P. R. Fbro. 9, 1925.
Advt-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19

Despues los concurrentes gira-
ron vista al huerto escolar dom
de podian observar y darse exac-
ia cuenta de 10 bien que Sc esta
preparando La presente genera
ci6n campesinaI para luchar cul-
tiyar con inteligencia ell suelo pa
trio. Sin embargo, no podemos
comprender como aun todavia .te-
nemos portorriquenos que no Sc
han dado cuenta de dicho ade-
lanto, y Sc enplean en- escribir
artfculos faltos de logica y SEN
lido comdn, llenos de ideas arcai-
cas- que solamente producer en-
la actualidad risas. Para que os
attendant. hay que documentar-
sc mas, hay que presentar me-
jores argumentos, porque 81 no
10 haceis asi, ique Sc dira de
vosotros?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
DESDE CAGUAS

Morales. Este trabajo fue leido
por ell senor Vargas causa de
no haber podido asistir el Reve-
rendo Diaz Morales. Queremos
hacer constar que en- dicho tra-
bajo, muy apropiado para el acto,
Sc lie daba enfasis los. sigRien-
tes puntos: = H.
(a) .-Cultivar bien q terFero.
(b)-Saber vivirg Bien EN- ell
campo de acuerdo con el progreso
moderno.
tc).-No vender las fineas.
5.-Discurso por el senor don
Caledonia Delgado quien desarro-
Ito magistralmente ell tema "Los
Nuevos Metodos de Ensehanza" !.
6.-Discurso pronunciado por el
Lcdo. don Tuli oRodriguez: Te-
Lcdo. don Julio Rodriguez: Te-
tisrpo en- Puerto Rico.
7.-Discurso por el Inspector
de Eseuelas, don Bernardo Huyke.
Disert6 sobre el siguiente tema:
"Educaei6n del nif1o en- el Hogar
y en- la Escuela".
S.-Discurso por el senor Juan
Carreras. Este fue realmente el
que mas intereso a los campesi-
nos porque 10 hizo algo practice
Y objetivo. Trato con interes los
siguientes puntos:
a).-Cultivar inteligentemente
el terreno.
(b).-Sembrar frutos memories
(c).- Establecimiento de huer-
tos domesticos.
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