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The Nome nugget., 1925-08-15
,t II. ERfDpI FH GEHk
 WILL BE REMOVED

The Alaska Road Commission officials received advises this week from the Engineers office at Jun eau to notify the owner of the schooner Fredolph Gehk that in case he failed to move the vessel n certain length of time, from the bank of Snake river where it has been lying for years. the Com mission is to see to it that the vessel is moved Workmen were placed at calking the vessel by the Commission yesterday morning and in a short time it will be lowed to place of safety. thus leaving the beach of the river free for other purposes of navi- gation and the loading of small coast-wise boats. The boat in question has been lying on the city of Nome permit from the gov ernment and has been more or less of a nuisance to navigation for some time. This spring the of ficials gave notice to all owners of vessels to remove their boati from this section of the permit. as it was intended to build the re- yetments up stream on both side; of the river.
 While on this subject, it may bf we'll for boat owners who may in tend to beach their vessels fol winter quarters. to first obtair
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-15
OLD TIME OPERATOR
 IS BACK IN NOME

H. ". Dean, a former member of the Nome radio station, and for the past year stationed at kotze- vue, returned to Nome on the Oduna this week. MT Dean will remain in Nome for a time after which he will make the trip to the States to report for duty.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-15
A. E. kINNE BACK HOME

MT. A. B. Kinne who was taken to the hospital last week in an unconscious condition was re- moved to his home this week. At last reports he was very weak but slowly improving.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-15

The Blue Sea, of the Olaf Sven charge is leaving Anadyr, Siberia today for Nome after successful trading voyage, according to re- ports here.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-15
TOM BANTER ILL; BRO'T
 IN FROM OSBOURNE

Tom Baxter, we'll known sour dough miner was brought in from Osbourne Creek by Nels Swan berg on Friday, very i'll and suff- ering with a high fever. He was taken to the Maynard Columbus Hosnital for medical attention.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-15

The Sea Wolf, Capt. Ira Rank cleared from Nome this week for the Siberian coast for an exped- ition which will take about three weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-15
JACK GALE OUT AGAIN

Jack Gale was seen about the streets again this week, having re- covered from his recent setback Of last week. It was reported that Jack had lost his eyesight but his many friends are glad to know that he is still able to manouver around by himself.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-15

permission from the city to do so, thus saving themselves unneces- sary expense and trouble.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-15
DOUBLE WEAR SHOES! The Shoe that gives you double the wear for the mOcny

Tn order to clear out surplus on hand we are now selling lim- ited number of pairs of these
 wonderful shoes at LESS THAN FACTORY PRICES We are selling the finest 16 inch leather pacs at ....-..-..---.....--. 5000
 with or without hooks They would cost you 5000 direct from the factory. Other numbers reduced approximately. Extra pair of shoe strings with every sale.
 KNIVES SELLING SERVICE
 Phone Main 45 Odice, Front St., Opp. Nugget odice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12

YOU OWE IT TO YOUR
FAMILY TO provide moro OF
the comforts OF life. We Of
fer YOU peat land for head
lettuce culture that will
make II possible FOR you to
do this MAY WE SHOW
YOU HOWE ROOT BROS,
LAND co. $500 Stone Way.
MElrse- 067i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12
81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
500 Well-lmproved Places
To Select From

IL doesn't matter what siEe, kind or
priced place you arc looking for,
we have what you want Mt n rea-
sonnble price and good terms.
WESTERN LANDS. INC.
alT-glS-glb Joshua Green Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12
Ranch Home Bargain

CHEAP-Big. ME, 10 acres
north OF city; big trout creek
full OF rainbow trout. Only
$3.50; terms $50 down. IS Der
month. Hundreds OF muskrat
and mink; lots OF work; good
wages: close by. See En-
glneer. COS Third ave. Open
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12

= COLD FACTS AND FIG
UHEs RENDER POSITIVE
PROOF that your income
viii be greater from a fow
acres OF our peat land In
head lettuce than the aver
age business man receives
from four times tho capital
Investment ROOT BROS.
LAND CO. 1900 Stone Way,
MElrsc-O57I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12

POSITIVE INCOME INSURANCE.
peat soil sub-irri-
gated. 2 full crops per season sure.
Eastern markets clamoring for
more, ACREAGE IN LETTUCE
TON VALLEY POINTS THE WAY.
ROOT BROS. LAND co, $500
STONE WAY. MEL RISE 067l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12
lF ~ 80 roREsT PARK

II IT'S LAKE FOREST PARK
you CAN'T 90 WRONG
acres. partly cleared: good view
only $500. Never again viii you
be ablo TO buy Cluss.in Seattle
acreage at such low prices. no act
today 500 cash. $3.50 month
no interest See 81 rs p,
JUST A HOME
A place you Will love 90 call home
Beautiful view OF Lake Washing
ton :, -scro tracts only l2is
takes So cash, - a month. no In
tsrcHt See &c II 81.
SAFE, SURE iNNE6TMEST
over acres; god view; close tt
18Th ave. n. y II viii double IN
value In less than year, 1915
takes SIS cash fl4 month. nc
interest Zee % - %.
IDEAL. uOMEsiTEE
Il acre level on new street Just
opened t2AB; takes $40 cash. itbt
n month. no intrerHt, See - - 20
y. kENHAHD WHITE
3i2i Arcad. square
ELlot-is77; KEnwd-li65: KEnwd-
bb0a-N-Ils
Title 10 this property IL held by
Seattle Title Trust co,
Bf0 OFFER-5-aere subur-
ban home place. pretty, al
most new. fully modern L
room house. fireplace. bath:
beautiful floors. large. cheer
fui rooms. attractive. up
to-dats kitchen. with many
built,in features. garage;
wash house: private WELL
expensive electric pumping
plant. electricity; telephone: :
mail delivery. splendid To-
cation. close 10 school.
stores and Seattle Everett
intrrurban station. in thick
ly settled district Price
only $500. terms 1850 cash.
$500 in so days. $50 or
moro per month. Call at eos
Walker Bldg. corner and
ave, and vuniyernlty at
Phone MAin-s7b5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12
BIZ Snap

b-room house, all newly decorated;
fun basement; paved street and
close 70 school. $4,000: $500 cash.
2025 w. 63rd. SUnEot-t5ss. own
or. Open ryenIngH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12

WANTED-Good car ms first pay
ment on home; I rooms and bath j.:
large lot: S2.250. owner Sunset
375G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12
Awful Cheap A Acres

Cottage: on intorurbnn bouls.
ward. north OF Seattle. only
1885,: being part 81 tract 3s3.
or on tract 354 can have whole
10 acres with same house,
1880. terms 800 down. $40
per month WIN furnish COW.
chickens. rabbits. team horses,
extra, on te rms 20 reliable
party only. See owner. 99B
Third ave. today. Open Till
y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12

SELL TO coLoRED PEOPLE
Nice 4-room bungalow. bedrooms;
lot b0xl60; close in. Price only
$3.50.
Also 5-room house, 800 down. s25
per month. Cali BEncn-3ps4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12
University

7-room home bargain $500: 1900
cash, $50 month Just Off 10th
ave. near 10Th. Big lot, Mr.. Bur
russ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12

JUST opened. nico cottage and .
big tracts cleared bottom land;
blocks school. city water.
Only sl,b7b: terms 800 down,
s12 per month. SEQ owner,
p0S Third ave. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12
Very Cheap
8-Room Bargain
Paved Street

Close 70 Woodland park, Cement
basement: furnace heat; double
garage: close TO school. This II
real bargain. only $500; small
payment down, balance rent
AL. Terry & Co.
1904 u way Phone KEnwd-47i1
SACRIFICE sALE,--All Spanish
leather duofold davenport 800;
Lang range, S35; b40-egg Jubilee
Incubator, set 3 times 500; Queen
broudsr, $40. ward hir-tight
heater. $3.50. 3t0s w. Trenton.
WEst-61a1
I-ROOM house; cement basement;
everything up 10 date, paved
street. Prico $4,000. Twin Realty
Co. SUnset-i15o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12

BUILT for home. Cory, small bum
Ralow. VIII sell furnished. Choice
corner lot: double garage. owner.
1909 Phinney ave.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04

Legal Blanks at the Gateway.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04
PROTECTION OF
 SEA OTTER NOT
 TO BE REMOVED
NEW REGULATIONS ISSUED CON- TANNING CLLOSED SEASON
 FOR INDEFINITE TIME

The close season on sea otter which was fixed by regulations issued in 1921 to end November 1, next, will be continued indefinitely according to an announcement made by the Cordova office of the U. s. Bureau of Fisher ies. A new regulation to this effect was issued by the Department of Com merce October IT, and was made pub- lie last week.
 Official Circular Mo- 2S5 issued by Secretary Hoover in 1921 carried a regulation saying: "The killing of sea otter in the waters of Alaska is pro- hibited until Nov. 1, 1925"
 The new regulations regarding them which was issued some days ago said:
 Circular No. 285 is not to be con. strued as permitting the killing of sea otter after November 1, 1925. The Federal law absolutely prohibits such killing except under authority of the Secretary of Commerce. No such au- thority has been granted and the prohi- bition of the law therefore, continues in force"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04
Noted Operatic Star
 Goes South On Yukon

Miss Sylvia Sinding, internationally known operatic star, whose voice has charmed Interior residents the past summer during her vacation Inside, was an outgoing passenger on the Yu- kon for Seattle. Prior to coming to Alaska, Miss Sinding appeared in sev- eral of the European capitals. Berlin, London and Paris critics pronounced her voice one of great beauty and dra- matic intensity, with rare talent for Interpreting the musical and poetic content of her songs. Unanimously also was their praise of her delight full personality, perfect enunciation and pronunciation of the five differ ent languages in which she sings.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04

Some news travels slowly An Alabama graund jury reports that it has refrained from bringing indict- ments for making and selling home brew flor the reason that a great many people of the country are not aware that it is violation of the law and we are certain that great many good citizens who are now making it would not do so if they were informed that it is a violation of the law
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04

Mon Jon, a Chinese, was furnish ed government transportation from New Orlean to San Francisco in a private car compartment, with an of ficial escort and surgeon to look after his welfare. These marked attentions were not bestowed because of Mons rank or importance, but were incidental to his deportation as a leDer
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04

The recent feat of Lieutenant A. J. Williams in attaining a speed of five miles a minute in an airplane has aroused much speculation regard ing the ultimate speed which may be attained in the air. And not so many years ago folks laughed at the Darius Greens who believed man might learn to fly.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04

An interesting demonstration at the New York radio show was that of lighting lamp bulb by passing wireless waves through mans head. Such experiments should go long way toward determining the relative conductivity of solid ivory and a vacuum. I
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04
TOURIST TRAVEL
 SHOWS INCREASE
THREE THOUSAND MORE PASS THROUGH SkAGWAY IN 1925
 THAN LAST YEAR

SEATTLE, Nov. (P)-More than 5000 tourists passed through Skag- way into the Yukon and British Col umbia during the past year says L. A. McAllister, head of the Canadian Im- migration Service stationed at Skag- way. He is here on visit. The tour ists passing into the interior this year were 5000 more than last year.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04
SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY

Conan Doyle has had anothe10 hunch from the spirit world to the effect that '. great catastrophe will shortly afflict humanity because O. its wickedness. The lifted creator of Sherlock Holmes is losing his ori- ginality
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04

Recent dispatches state that "war clouds meteorological phenomena are so common in that region that if war clouds were not gathering it would be real news.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04

Brunswick photographs and rec ords at the Alaska Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04

Eastman kouaK agency, The Alas ka Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04

All the latest sheet music, at The Alaska Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04

Join the Chamber or Commerce
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-04

Fresh candies, at Alaska Shop.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26

Ell BENEFIcIo DEL MAESTRO
cRIsToBAL EN- Ell TRES
BANDERAS


Ia compafiia de comedias Bono
ris-saavedra, que con tanto acierto
= APPLAUSE del soberano yiene actuan
do en- el amplio teatro Tres Bande-
1asN de esta capital, ha anunciado
para el proximo jueves una function
de beneficio en- honor del populalf-
si.no y notable maestro compositor
Teodoro CristobaI.
Todos los amigos del maestro Girls
toba1, Sc proponen dar esa noche una
sorpresa al benef5ciado. Y no era
para menos... Por sus actuaciones Y
por su labor en- esta isla, ell maestro
cristobal Sc ha captado la simpatia
de todos. Sus composiciones Y cou-
piets son popularisimos asi como
sus adaptaciones las obras crio-
Has. Noche de gala sera para eI ell
jueves % de los corrientes. Escogi-
Gas obras seran puestas en- escena
por la compa1fa asi como tambien
algunas de las muchas coinposieipnes
del maestro.
Esperamos yer al maestro Cris-
fopal, sienpre afable y compIacien
te para fehcitarle en- esa. s'su'' no
che. pues el publico sabra CORES
ponder los esfuerzos del ceIebra-
GO artista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
DON ARGrMIRo LAGo

En- union de su bella y distia.
guida esposa. regresara en- Ia ma
mana de hey, procedente de Nueva
York, ell muy estilnado caballero
don Argimiro Lago, de Ia acredj-
tada firma "A. LagO y Co. de ed
ia plaza, quien, como saben los lee
torres, contrajo matrimonio 1sc eate
mente.
FL muy apreciahle amigo visito
con su esposa, mnchas pobisciones
de Norte America, y adquir.o, de
paso, las tiltimas novedades de la
moda, para la Parisien
Enviamos tan distinguidos via
jeros Ell mas afectuoso sa'udo de
bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
PINCELADAS
LA FARSA De SlEMPRE

Mr. Wells, sobra conocido en- esta isla adonde
egara ALA calendas del viejo Reilly nombrado
suitur Arthur ndln
hompre buenO ecia betes de hu
idealista
Ell tene importancia 81 Sc considera
pnbco virtud del cua mu
tnuv
al politica colonial padecemos
observador sntorna eocuenta
Ia enermedad que sufren ehores LEADERS ii CO.
mentaro trunfo os ocasio de- este nom
braniento aeviendose cao 81 pas ia
sido atendido III
Pero, soct0 la Legislature ell mn ma
two cudadano cargo federao lsera
costumbre snaldas
de Ia Legislatura acusadnr
nedco temia uera de agracado?
Poitica de TAJURE0 llama este divertido
acredtado deporte vieos LEADERS benemeto Uonti
fees de la intrga
Perdonslos Padre mfO;-dra Ell noble espiritu de Be
>nedicto
GIL ROBES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
DON RICARDO DAvILA

Despues do visitar, en- viaje de
negocios, las numerosas frmas de
los Estados Unidos que representa-
aqui, regreso, en- el Puerto Rice J,
el muy estimado y excelente caba-
Hero don Ricardo Davila, de la CO.
nocida tirlna Ricardo Day!la v
Co., Inc. & de San Juan.
Don Ricardo, a pesar de haber
recibido una desagradable sorpresa
al dssembarcar, ha de traer. -esta-
mos seguros- -el mismo infatiga-
bic espiritu de siempre, y cl nus
mo entusiasmo, para los negocios
Enviamos al buen amigo Ell mas
cordial saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
IcOM0 SERA Ell
PRESUPUESTo

Sera de acuerdo con los ingresos
del pals no le quepa duda con-
tinaa diciendonos eli senior Repre-
sentatts Iese Mufoz. Es natural
que esta importante medida legis-
iativa Sc ajuste a los ingresos.
Me es impossible afirmar 81 sera
inforpado I'm Proyecto de Presu-
puesto mayor menor del Que rigi6
durallte Ell ejercicio econ6mico pa
sado.
"EI Proyecto de Presupuesto So
metido por Ell Representative senior
Tizol esta tambien siendo conside-
RADIO en- todas sus parties
"Creo que 81 Proyecto de Presu-
puesto estara inforlnado en- I'm dia
de esta semana, para que So proce-
da seguido despues la aprobaci6n
rocesaria de la camara de Repre-
scntantes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
TEXTO INTEGRO DE La RESOLU-
CION APROBADA POR Ell BAR DE.
.ABOGADSsDE LA CORTE FEDERAL.
.END0SANDO AL HON. ARTHUR r
0DLIN PARA UN NUEVO TERMINOI
JUDICIAL

Resolution redactada por el Lcdo.
Elias B. Wilcox v presentada ante
Ia reunion de la Association de Abo-
gados de la Corte Federal por Ell
Lcdo.. Jaime sifre, Jr., aprobada
Ell dfa de febrero de 1925.
PoR CUANTo. ell termino del
cargo del Honorable Arthur F. od-
lin, como Juez de La corte de Dis
trito de los Estados Unidos para
Puerto Rico expira ell dfa de mayo
lie 1925; y
PoR CUANTo, durante ell termi-
no de su cargo Ell Juez odlin por
medic de su asiduidad, probidad y
fine caracter moral So ha estable-
cido un record envidiable para 81
lnisrno y conservado la confianza
piiblica para esta Corte, hechos que
son conocidos y reconocidos por to-
da clase de personals en- La isIa de
Puerto Rico; y
PoR CUANTo para desempehar
rropiameute los .deberes de Juez
de esta Corte es esenctal que Ell juez
tenga uu conocimiento bien arraiga
do no solo de las leyes de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Y las decisioAes y pro-
cedimientos de las Cortes de los Es-
tados Unidos, sino que tamOien, ten
ga un porfecto conocimiento de los
principles de la ley civil, las leyes
de Puerto Rico, las resoluciones de
Ia Corte suprema de Puerto Rico,
y un conocimiento bueno del idioma
espafiol; y
PoR CUANTo, Ell Juez Cd
lin es graduado da la escue-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
LA cARTA 0RGANIzADA
Y Ell PRESUPUEsTo

.At 49,
Hay un punto principalisimo que
consideran nuestros representatives
con cuidado. La Carta organica ~
gente en- Puerto RICO sspecifica ca
teg6ricamente que no haberse
acordado un Proyecto de Presu-
puesto- antes del primero de julio
del corriente afo, empezara a regir
el que fuera aprobado para Ell pasa-
do ejercicio econonico. tai como
ii hnbiera sido aprobado para el
presente. FL Comite de Hacienda ae
la Canara ha estado estudiando el
Troyecto de Presupuesto durante
mas dc treinta dias. Todavia no han
Hegado. los comisionados legislati-
vos I'M acuerdo definitivo. De cual
quier nlanera, 81 rindieran su infor-
me Embellishments la Camara to-
maria unos dias mas para conside-
rarlo y aprobarlo. Despues pasaria
al seliado, quedando pendiente ante
Cl comite de Hacienda de dicho alto
cuerpo. Entonces Sc repetirian los es-
tudios y las conferencias, hasta que
pasara Ell proyecto discussion def
ilitiva del senado. 81 hubieran en-
miendas, vendria al Comit6 de con-
fereneias de uno otro cuerpo legis-
lativo, y entonces finalmente ten
tirfamos un proyecto de Presupues-
to. Esto tomaria nj largo tempo,
el doble, a 10 sumo, del periodo que
ca la Carta organica para formar
rresupuesto.
Algunos elementos han pensado
q. comOquiera que el Hon. Gober-
nador Ia expresado su ilitencion de
no aprobar un proyscto de presu-
Tuesto que exceda de ocho millones
de d6lares, esta en- proyecto la idea
de parar la consideration del Pro
veto de Presupuesto hasta tanto
oispOnga la carta organica y enton-
ces poner en- vigor el del afio pasade.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26

fnanciero don Jose Benitez, de Vie
ques
Ell senor chardon fue expresa-
mente vieques a pedir la mano de
su prometida por 10 cual debemos
esperar que Ia boda Sc realize en-
breve
Esta noticia acknowledgements sera
recibida con verdsdera algeria en-
1uestrOs circulos sociales, donde
ainbos jovenes gozan de grandes
afectOs Y simpatias, va que ella
triunfa pcr 81 beIleza v el por su
caltura y caballerosidad
Nuestra 'enhorabuena ' que prom
to realieen 81 sueiio de sus Vidas,
epilogando jlinto al altar esta no
ticia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
LA UNION FEDERADA
DE PUERTA DE TERRA
81 CONSTITUTE OIL
CIALMENTE..
Be hace entrega de la docu-
mentaci6n recibida de Wash
ington.T Toma de juramento
a los OficiaIes.-Primera
AsambIea.

En- la noche del viernes % de
mayo qued6 constituida oficiaImen-
to la Union Federada de Puerta de
TERRA, bajo los auspicios de la Fs
deraci6n Libre y afliada a la Ame
r1can Federation of Labor, despu6s
de numercsos esfuerzos del vice
Presidente de la Federation Librs
scficr Paz Granela.
Ell acto comenz6 a las $50 de
IA noche. Todos los oticiales Y raiem
bros dc la Union Federada estaban
presentes. El Presidente sr. Eancn
abri6 Ell acto expresando que ina
2 dar comienzo Ia installation of.
cial.
Ell senior Paz Granela hizo entire
ga los oficiales de toda la do
cnmentaci6n recibida del Presiden
te de la American Federation Of
Labor. William Green.
Acto seguido ell organizador de
la A. F. Of L., sehor Rafael Alfonso
empezo proceder instrlir 4 los
ofciales en- sus deberes en- ci fun-
cionamiento de La organisacl6n, y
tom6 juramnto miembros y oacia
les de acuerdo con 81 ritual. de la
American Federation Of Labor.
Despues que Ell Organizador Ra-
fael Alfonso instrny6 a los ofciaIes,
hizo un amplio importante dis
curso sobre la organization de los
trabajadores para su elevation mo-
raj, social Y economics. Habl6 del
progreso del movimiento obrero or
zanizado de los Estados Unidos y
termino interesanto a todos los
concurrentes para que laboraran
por Ell engrandecimiento del traba-
jo en- Puerto Rico.
Despues que termin6 Ell organi-
zador senior Alfonso, varios' Iniem-
bros hicieron nso de la palabra
expresando inteligentemente sus de-
secs de trabaiar por vigorizar las
filas de la organization dc los ira
bajadores para mejorar las condi-
clones de vida y trabajo del pue-
bio de Puerto Rico.
Despu6s que terminaron dc Ea-
hlar varios de los niembros, ell Sc,
nor Paz Granela rindi6 un infor
me flnanciero de los diaeros reci-
bidos por conceptos de iniciaciones
Y cuOtas de niembros. Ell iuforme
del senior Paz Granela fus aproba-
do por unanimidad.
Acto seguido 50 aprob6 Que Ia
Directiva de Ia Union SO reuniera
el Jueves 2S del corriente para re-
cibir instrucciones generates de los
oficisles de u Federation Libre
sehores Rafael Alfonso y Pas Ora.
nela.
Como a las once de La nocbs ter
mino el acto dentro del mayor en-
tusiasmo por la organization.
Los trabajadores de Puerta de
TERRA cuentan ahora con una orga
nizacion mas, Y SO activara Ia cam
pafia hasta constituir otrss Unio-
mes de differences oficios.s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
Los MARINOS AMERICANOS
EN- HAITI REPRIMIRAN
CUALQUIER DESORDEN
Ell EdA DE LAS
EIECCIONFS
ELECCIONES

NEW YORK, mayo Is. Omitted
Pressl lei Herald Tribune ha
publieado I'm largo editorial sobre
las elecciones generates de Haiti
v dice que deben de celebrarse
con la presencia de los narinos
americanos en- la isla, pues asf
.cstos controlarian cualquier desc
orden que Sc produjese. Dice que
la restauraci6n de la Asarablea
Nacional en- la isla no Gambia en-
10 mas nfnimo eI Tratado con
Estados Upidos.