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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
MONTANA FIRE
Three Forks Suffers From
$4,000 Blaze

THREE FORKS. Mont March &c,
Part OF the business section OF this
city was In ruins today as result OF
an cnrly morning fire which swept
practically an entire business block.
a cafe. plumbing shop. paint shop.
soft drink establishment and two
garages wcro destroyed, causing a
loss Of about $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Filipino Delegate
Comes Here Today

Resident comm SIS oncr Pedro
Gucvnrru, one Of the two delegates
OF tho Philippine islands to the
house Of REPRESENTATIVES Is to ar
rive In Seattle Thuwdny afternoon,
according to I'm announcement made
by Manuel S, lluslia, Philippine
commercial Ottuchcs'n this city.
Commissioner Gucvarra viii sail
for the Philippines noxt Saturday
on the $, s President Mckinley,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
New 0IIr1Sted Probe
NJ en- and NJ Oney
Seek Chance to
Prosper With Us

DOZENS of Mid-Westerners and Fasteners want
- to invest their money and their services in Seattle
industries. They have from $4,000 TO $4,000 and
their experience to invest in The Charmed Land.
About dozen of them actually here, seeking
opportunities.
Maj. A A. Oes. head of the industrial department
of the Chamber Of Commerce. has letters of inquiry
from scores of others
But it's difficult to fit them into openings" he said
Thursday
list.
One is chemical engineer another is a mine super
ntendent; a third is a retail lumberyard man; a
fourth is sales manager for suspender and necktie
house in the East
All OF them have capital snd experience and wish
to Join with Seattle firms, Major Oles said.
THE problem is TO find them just the right open
ing he added. I'VE would appreciate hearing from
legitimate firms with whom these investors might find
an opportunity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
WOULD HAVE BEEN
HELPFUL As ENGINEER

Other records show that Bowman
took ana passed an engineering
course a, the university
At the time the Z. S. engineer
corps was looking for men. offer.
ing commissions freely There ~
no record that Bowman applied
FOR one.
Pattcrson's letter to tho governor
says that the record is sclf.cxplana.
tory,
" sGys the Veterans are nj loss
70 understand why the governor
should have found II necessary to
appoint Bowman TO such nm i'm.
pormnt position.
Other veteran organizations nrs
20 discuss tho matter within tho
nc&I few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
AIR MAIL HERE?
National Group Favors Line
UP Alaskan Coast

News of the promotion OF an air
mail route up the const of Alaska to
link up all the cities on that coast
with Seattle was received last night
by the Chamber of Commerce from
the National Aeronautical association
at Washington, ID, c,
Hope OF ultimately promoting an
air mail line across the continent
from Minneapolis to Seattle was also
expressed in the communication.
Renewed interest taken In the
Sand Point aviation field by the
United States government will prob
ably stimulate local interest in com.
mercial aviation, the chamber be.
lievcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Dennistoun Scandal
Case Is Unsettled

LONDON, March 20, Final dis.
position Of the lcEnl bnttlc between
Mrs. Dorothy Muricl DcnnIstoun
and hor former husband remains
solely with Judge NIcCnrdic,
Opposing counsel concluded their
arguments this morning and the
iudSo announced lac would reserve
Judgment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Booze Seized in
Dry Hotel Raid

Federal agents Wednesday night
raidcd another downtown road
house" They arrested Mrs. Kath-
cryn Bonner alias Kptheryn Davis,
proprietor OF the SCARCE hotel.
esO5ih First ave, and seized eight
quarts OF te.n and li piuts or
moonshnc, William Goodman, clerk
ut the hotel, was also arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
GRAND JURY IS
CONSIDERING
EVIDENCE
Accusing Finger Said to
Point to High Officials Here
MANY OTHER CASES IN
19 New Indictments Thurs
day; More Expected Friday

A FTER wading thru a large cal.
u endnr OF narcotic. postal and
Mann act cases, the federal grand
jury Thursday plunged into a
maelstrom OF booze evidence gath.
cred for II by federal prohibition
agents and, Il is believed, reopened
tho Olmsted liquor inquiry
Evidence gathered By the agents
which. according 10 reports, points
an accusing finger in the direction
OF high city officials, was to be
placed before the jury. Much OF
the evidence has been gathered
since the return Of the indictment
naming Roy Olmsted and SO confed.
crates as associates in Il conspiracy
TO violate the prohibition laws.
w NJ whitney. assistant prohibit
ton director. while refusing 10 dis.
close tho nature OF the evidence,
said that much Of it bears directly
on the Olmsted case In addition
there arc n large number Of minor
cases that will be disposed Of by
the jury. involving the sale Of
moonkhlue and smuggled whisky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
CLAIMED HE WAS
TECHNICAL EXPERT

Bowman appeared before the
local draft bonrd for division No. 4,
Juno 8. 1917. He claimed he was
"a necessary highly specialized tech.
meal or mechanical expert In n
necessary Industrial enterprise the
record shows.
The district board denied the
claim January 49, 1918. 1t said
that Bowman was "nn unsiallcd
Industrial laborcr"
Then J u. Shccdy, assistant man.
aRor of tho Seattle Construction &
DrydoclI company. wrote the board
a letter in Bowmnn'H behalf.
Tho board recassified the direc.
tor Of labor as "a necessary skilled
luborer In IA necessary industrial on.
tcrprse."
These facts are sent out over
tho signature Of Robert c. Davis.
acting ndjutant general in April.
1899
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
oHome Brew

Howdy, folks. We wouldn't
mind gardening II Nc could onll
get a eaddy TO carry the hoe,
Spring is here. In Ge0 Geo IS
complaining about auto drivers who
throw beams or light up on front
porch hammocks
Here lies our COOK,
she trus a queen.
one morning late
Used Kerosene.
A California scientist has developed
a squirtless grapefruit, Now for a
non.sprinkling Watermelon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
SECOND HOME
Is ENTERED

Forty.fiyc minutes later thict
was routed from the home OF NirS'
II. r. Heidenstrom, 1855 Minor ave.
N. The man had used a ladder FOUND
in the yard TO enter the second story
Turn TO Page Q, Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
MERCURY FALLS IN BEND

BEND, orc, March 26.--Thc NOR.
curry fell last night to 10 above. tho
coolest mark Of tho now year The
frost was preceded and followed by
warm, Ideally sprlnglIkc weather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
NEW INDICTMENTS
RETURNED TODAY


Nineteen additional narcotic, i'm.
migration and Dyer act indictments
were returned by the jury Thurs.
day before taking mp the liquor
cases.
While the jury was to have been
adjourned Thursday, the new evi.
dcnce OF the prohibition agents
made !, probable that their work
will not be finished until Friday.
District Attorney Revcllc said. The
Jurors viii not be dismissed. but
will be recessed and will probably
be called again late in April. Re.
yolle said.
Wednesday tho jury returned %
true bills and five no true bills. Sew.
cnteen OF the indictments were on
narcotic cases.
G. a. Fyfc was indicted for illegal
entry into the United States and he
Immediately pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to four months in Jail and
to pay n s25 fine.
James Darling was indicted for
forging name on a government
warrant and bail was set at $1,000.
POSED As OFFICER
Is CHARGE
Alton A. Frisbio was indicted for
using another's name to gain entry
10 the u. S. Bail was set at 81 900.
George Roland is held under ST..
600 hail for imperSonating a govern.
ment officer.
James Dwight Stevens was in.
dlcted under tho Mann white slave
act and hail was set at $4,000. Hell.
mer S. Swenson and Mac Smith,
indicted under the same act, arc
held under 1000 hail each.
Homer Shadd's ban was put at
$4,000 on an Indictment charging
him with driving n car known TO
have been stolen, 10 Seattle from
Portland.
Two women. Jackie Barber and
Helen Cook were indicted on mar.
cotic counts. The formers bail was
set at $1,000 and the latter's at
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
2l-Ounce Dress -4 Minutes Speed

HTOMFY, practical and tiD,c-sapia0,
" laughs Mildred Meirose, sdtiHG the
action 10 the words as she dons her Choic
outfit in four minutes flat
Miss Meirose is "burdeRed" NTH exactly
2I ounces Of clothing, and declares she'd
simply die if she had to toear the garments
OF her mothers dap.
Photo ~ carter bradley Star stair Photographers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

81 want a bob" said LII Gee Geo
70 her barber yesterday, and make
II snippy."
Ono champion that iCe can do
Without Is the 0ink t0ho holds all
the speed records tor going thru a
reUoluinO door
II politician Is too raw, ne gets
into hot water Then he gets hard.
boiled
VI DIARY
March 20
~ night TO u tavern for dinner. and
presently my WIFE and I TO the Metro
polithn play mouse, driving IN our own
coach, and u mighty handsome; and did
hear Otis skinner In "Sancho pan,a." an
amusing. fnntnHtldue play, rs good ~
S'er ] saw, and Hosinantn mighty good
too. And did sec many people, >. swaI.
Wen' ". Moore, A, Crooksii X. DYkeman,
Judges 81 The nssl1es; u. uuriburt, r.
hnrDhy' v. Owen and many Others; and
80, 1T a late hour 10 home.
90
Perhaps the most annoying thing
Hlbout work Is the sight OF o man who
~ get along without ~
4 fciioiC rc1idiug iB tchcucc
Dccidcd 70 htc Hmscu hcucc
No snid ~ iUtc miner
Much better Hlan ohiihcr."
Wod sooner Wriic ths slDtt thul
sense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

This photograph from Home
Brcw's Sunday rotograSure section
shows Miss Byrdic Oystersoup. Zicg
field FolIies beauty. wearing tho new
ankle earphone. The only reason for
the photograph was that IL gave US
a chance 10 print a picture OF an
ankle. Our rotogruvure section. u
may be stated, Is limited to pictures
u bathing girls. estlistie dancers and
actresses who have insured their
legs for $1,000. 900
.Chser up There are about as
Any people who would like TO be
you as there are people you would
Ike 10 be
4 cautious pal and pet a hummer.
"a EvaiiHG GroHt
she Hsrcr flrts tCith any drummer
UutR the train pulls out.
Profit Takes over Plumbing
Business. says an Edmonds head.
line. Seems 10 as there have been
Profits in the plumbing business
ever since we can remember
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26


opumisi; one who thinks that II he
marks his letters 'RushG they viii
receive special consideration by pos
Jal employees.
4 girl iCe hate
Is Helen HAS;
She alirlBs calls
1 reese q uuus.
old Sitas Grump, the sage Of Pump,
KIN Hollow. gays. Many a man
runs down because Of the bills his
wife runs up,
NEWSPAPER METHODS
EXPOSED,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

There Is no truth 10 the rurnor that
II vas an obseryant reader Of tho
comic strips who Invented tho bal.
loon tire.
rooisV girl
Is Clara Keith.
She pops her gum
Bcti1cea her teeth.
LII Geo Gee. who Is an enthu.
slastic gardener, has just planted a
lot Of bird seed. She says she IS
going to raise canaries.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
sAvINKow Sc sUIcIDA EN- sU
PRIsToN

MoSCU, mayo IS Omitted
Fress) -Savinkow Sc suicide hace
unos dfas, en- mayo siete, y ahora
es que ha trascendido la noticia.
SaIt6 inesperadamente de una ven
tana que no tenia barrotes de hie-
rro, pero como su zelda estaba en-
In quinto piso, al estrellarse contra
ell suelo del patio encontr6 la muer-
tie acknowledgements. La causa de
esta resolution desesperada fue la
ahrmaci6nr de los carceleros de que
su sentencia no seria modificada.
Ell crey6 que esta era una respues-
ia semiohciai a una carta que el
habia escrito y, angustiado, pref
RIO raorir a seguir en- La carcel. La
carta decia entire otras cosas:
ssDenme cralquier clase de traba-
jo, por humilde que sea. Los cri-
menes que 20 he cometido no pue-
Gen ser corregidos por la PRISON !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
2Se Cansa
listed
Eaci1li1e emte !?

81 estA usted desanimado % desa-
nimada) por frecuentes periodos de
dehilidad, NAL humor, depression men-
tai v nerviosa. 81 parece haberSele
escapado ell vigor energfa naturales
de la salud Y Sc cansa I'd. con POGO
esfuerzo, haga usted esta prueba.
Note cuanto tempo puede andar
trabaiar hasta cansarse. Luego tome
Hero Nuxado y haga IA misma
prueba yea 81 gradualmente perO
con seguridadno le alalga los periodos
de actividad y le aumenta notable-
mente la resistencia al desgaste de-
sus fuerzas.
Noimpofta que haya usted tornado
ofros medicamentos. Haga esa prueba
con Hierro NHxadOs ta;ssfinidad de-
personas Sc han rnaraEillado de 81
alcance como reconstituy uyente de las
fuerzas Y vitalidad. PruebelO dos Sc
manas para mayor eegnElnad.
Todas las baenas farmacias venden
Hero NuxadO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
Al sub-Bfe :.
tContinuaci0n de la pAg. II

&~~S--~A-A -.e-e-Nr~A AC - Re~&e -
hora indican claramente o bien
que la investigation del Departa-
mento de Auditoria ha terminado
va y que no favorece, a juicio de
los investigadores, los jefes del
Negociado, bien que esa inves-
tigaei6n terminara de un momento
a otro.
Ahora solo restai saber 81 cl
pdblico sera informado, ST Sc dira
al pals las causas que llevan al
.sedor Tesorero adoptar una
actitud de esa indole.
5Que aisterio hay en- el fondo
de toda esa investigation prac-
ticada dentro del mayor secreto? ?
Mientras tanto, Sc multiplican
los aspirantes a Ia jefatura del
Negociado, sin que hasta ahOra Sc
sepa a eiencia cierta qui6n habra
de ser el afortunado que reciba
el endoso Official.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
Sc REsUELvE LA CRISIS
MINISTERIAL BELGA

lM
BRUSELAS, mayo 10. Omitted
Press .-La crisis ministerial bel
ga que desde abril S Sc ha exten-
dido hasta Ia fecha, rompiendo
asf todos los records registrados
en- la nacion, ha llegado a su fin.
Mucho- Sc ha luchado por formar
un gabinete, y todos los esfuerzos
habian sido infructuosos. Wander
velde, el primcro a quien Sc le
encomendo la mission de consti-
tuir un gobierno, fracas6 absolu-
tamente a pesar de la ayuda de-
cidida que lie presto su partido,
el socialista, del cual es jefe. El
nueyo gabinete, que habra de sus-
tituirI al de Theunis, estara cons
tituido como sigue;
Van de vyvere, Finanzas;
Baron Ruzotte, Asuntos Ex-
tranjeros;
Tschoffen, Comunicaciones;
General Hellebaut, Defensa;
Theodore, Justicia.
FL Rey Alberto Sc muestra muy
4satisfecho del resultado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
ADD Ell KRIM FIRAIARA LA
PAZ

LoNDREs, mayo 42, tUnited
Pressl.--- El DAILY News dice
que Add Ell Krim,: segdn documen-
tos que Sc guardian en- Regent
Street, Londres, estaba preparado
para evacuar Los territories que ac
tualmente tiene ocupados y Ser
ninar Ia guerra en- 81 Riff, per
mitiendo asf que ell comercio pue-
da explotarlo. va a recibir a cam,
bio de esta tregua medic rnli,on
de slibras de esterliuas, Ell Conse-
jero de Add FL Krim, 5llamado Hit
mi, hizo negocios. hace dos meses
con una frma londinense Despuks
que los documentos estaban pre-
parados result6 que Add El Krim
Sc neg6 a frmarlos debido, segnn
Sc cree, a una entrevista que sos
tuvo con un misterioso irlandes.
La firma londinense aTn persiste
en- sus esfuerzos de llevar ca
bo Ell plan y espera tener una
confereneia con Add FL Krim por
medic de uno de sus representatives.
10 mas pronto possible. segln un
miembro de esta casa declare ia
iinica manera de arregiar el ASH
to de Africa es en- una forma CO.
mercial'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

TOXIC, mayo IS UNITED Press)
Ell Jap6n esta negociando con Es-
tados Unidos la conclusion de un
tratado por virtud del cual Japon
permitira que sus barcos sean re-
gistrados por Estades Unidos fuera
de las aguas territoriales, ayudando
asi a los ofciales encargados de
Ia prohipici6n. Inglaterra pronto
firmar& un tratado parecido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

pulos en- dicha escuela Mckinley.
Los terrenos atleticos en- donde Sc
celebraba ell acto estabs invadido
de immense gentle, avido de pre-
senciar Ell selecto prog canaa,
Abri6 Ell acto nuestro estinado
amigo el senior Lecompte, y estuyo
muy oportuno en- su disertaci6n
filos6fca.
Antonia Foss lego Padre Nues-
tro, del Dia de las MaGyes'', reci-
biendo un prolongado APPLAUSE. Miss
M. Oliver recit6 La Nodriza, y De-
liza Rosa Rios, lego un articulo til
tulado Dia de las Madres.
Cerr6 La primera parte del pro-
grama la nina Daphne Rasnirez
Rechani, hija de nuestro RedacJor
en- Ponce, selior E. Ramirez Brau,
quien recito dos quintillas lue aquel
escribio para que Daphne recitara
en- ell lucido acto.
FL Dialogo Amor, Poeta y Ge-
MO, fue interpretado por los rifios
A. Barrett, A. Romanacce, y f.
Rivera, por 10 cual fueron muy
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

aplaudidos.
La nina Della Garcia recito al
gunos pensamientos acerca de las
madres. -
FL conit6 de Padres, asi como
la Facultad de La EScuela McKIn
ley, y especialmente la principal,
Sara Net, deben sentirse satisfe-
chos del exito dc su fiesta. eompe-
tidora formidable de II copa Gel
pi.
Mas de veinte AUTOMOBILES es-
taban parados frente a la escuela.
Cerca de cuatro mil alInas asistie-
ron a la fiesta. s.
n Ultima hora nos hemos ente-
rado de que Ia escuela Mckinley
por Ell 6xite de la fiesta. y Ia mag
ritud del acontecimie@tq .obtendra
La copa Gelpi.
oIvidabamos decir que maestro
distinguido amigo sehor Carlos pat
terne Jr. hizo la presentation de
la nina Daphne Ramirez Rechani,
de seis afios de edad, reeibienda
una calida ovaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
Estados UnidOs ilegociid
bdri6S trat0d0S

nistro de Colombia en- esta ciudad
ha muerto repentinamente hoy. Las
legaciones suramericanas han acu-
dido Embellishments su residen-
cia v Sc preparan para rendirle
grandes honores p6stuInos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
ITALIA QUIERE SUBSTITUTE A
HOLANDA M

ROMA, mayo 1S UNITED Press)
Ell comite Olfmpico Italiano, en-
vista de La difieultad de Holanda
en- Ievantar fondos para los jttegos
olfmpicos de 1928 que Sc pensa-
Ian llevar a cabo en- esa naci6n, ha
pedido que los juegos Sc celebren
en- Italia en- case de que Holanda
tenga que renunciar este privi-
legio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
LUNCH EN- LA HIGH so1ooL
(De nuestro Redactor en- Ponce)

PONCE, mayo s:-El Inspector
de Escuelas de esta ciudad, tuvo
la cortesia de invitarnos q. un
lunch que. Sc llevo efecto en-
el Departamento de ciencias Do
mesticas de la High School, con
motive de graduarse de dichs asig-
natura numerosas sefioritas.
Tomaron asiento en- la mesa, jun
to al intelgente Inspector Blanco,
los selores Joaquin Pcu, Xavier
Mariani, Emilio Fagot, Juez Ro-
driguez Sierra, Jose B. Gelpi, Fis
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cal Font, Rafael Hernandez, en- re-
presentation de Sci ,Dfa", Ell AL
calde Guillermo vivas valaivieso,
claudino Santiago, y nuestro Re
presentante en- Ponce.
FL menu que fu6 confeacionado
por las competeptes professors de
Ciencias Domestieas, la seforita 30
driguez Y la sonora Ramos Anto-
mini (de Ernesto) ayudadas por
las graciosas discipnlas Cecilia Con
zalez, Maria Mercedes Cardnch,
Georgina Negr6n, Rosulia Betances,
Luz Maria Codavedo, era esplendi
do, y mereci6 Ell elogio de los h1es-
pedes de honor, entire los que Sc
encontraban algunos rivales 4de Gar
gantda, ell celebre personals de Pc
teIais.
Creiamos, que los postres fba-
mos nDrarnoS ole los ctaSlcoS dlS-
cursos, Y no fue asi, pues el Sc
nor Blanco qiien hizo de toast
master, suplico que hablara ell So
nor Font, el Alcalde vivas Wi
divieso, Xavier Mariani, Y Jose R.
Gelpi, discursos que, en- honor a
la verdad, fueron soporiferos, con
perd6n de mis- amigos.
Damos un APPLAUSE al senior Blan-
co por Ell ratio agradable que pasa-
mos Y a las maestras de Ciencias
Domesticas, por la prueba delicio-
sa de sus manjares que ayud ron i
hacer inteligentes nifias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
LAS DELEGACIONEs sURAME-
RIcANAs LIE DAN UNA REcEP
c1oN A Los EsPosos
COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, mayo IS tUni-
J ted Pressy Las legacicnes sur
americanas Ell esta ciudad le daran
una reception en- honor del Fresi-
-dente Coolidge y de su esposa en- la
noche de mayo 20. Sc llevara a
efecto en- ell Edifcio de la Union
Panamericana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
Sc AUMENTAN LOS BILLETEs
DE LoTERIA DE NAvTDAD

MADRID, mayo 13 (United
Press) Para la pr6xima Loterfa
de Navidad Sc han puesto ia
venta tres mil billetes mas que los
de costumbre, asf es que constar&
de cincuenticinco mil ndmeros ri
premio mayor, 10 mismo que los
otros premios, serA mayor. Esto Sc
ha hecho debido al entnsiasmo que
Sc nota tanto en- Epsafa como en- ell
extranjero por comprar bilietes de
esta Loter1a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
RIALTO

"El Club de los '.solteros
tDaddies), en- la que fguran un.
escogido nimero de actores de pri-
mera magnitud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
OLIMPO

Despedida de La compania CalvO
con un regio programa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
CARIBE

Grandioso beneficio de las Hijas
de Maria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

Teatro Municipal

Estreno en- San Juan de la gran
diosa joya de arte lei Jorobado de
Nuestra Sonora de ParisY con ell
famoso actor Lon Chaney.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
LAS ANTILLAs

avariedades por Ell .duetto Power
Luyandy /"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
LA CoMIsIo9T DE TTMON
Y LA CLASSIFICATION
DE PEoYECTOS


da por La Legislature v compnesta
por. nueve representatives y nueve
scnadores, Sc ha reunido va en- dis
tintas ocasiones v aetiva sus traba-
Jos para rendir su infcrme a item
20.
Ell trabajo de classification resulta
harto dificil. En- primer termino Sc
estan clasificando los proyectes de
earaeter general y Fundamental, en-
tire los cuales Sc cueutap La ley mll-
licipal, Ia ley de bancos, ell presu-
puesto, la Ley autOrizandO la emil
sion de sbpnos, etc, q
En-. segrndo ternino Sc clasifican
los proyectos de tinarizas, y va tie
nen sus respectivos tlrnos asigna-
dos, los siguientes proyectos: con-
trtbuci6n sobre arbitrios, patentes,
hcrencias,, gasolina, gomas de auto
movies, hipotecas, sal, etc. etc.
Los proyectos de finanEas son los
mas nnmerosos.
En- tereer, lugar estan aqueelos
proyectos,. discuttdos ya y pendien-
tes de. aprobaei6n final.
Y para terminar. esperamost que
la opinion phblica So manifesto en-
10 que respeeta a Ia idea de estable-
Ger una escala contributiva para
corporaciones y sociedadss.
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BELIOGRAPH

''El Emperador de los Pobres'', !,
quinta jornada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
vELADA EN- LA ESCUELA
MCKINLEY

NAO1A4N LIZ
Anoche Sc celebro Ell Dia de las
Madres en- La escuela Mckinley
que tan dignamente dirige su prin
cipal La cuita profesora cara Net.
Asistieron esta velada casi to-
das las madres que tienen disci-