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, 1925-03-20
ORDER OF THE DAY
for an extraordinary meeting OF
the colonial Council Of st. CroiX,
MONDAY, MARCH 70, 1928, at
2.30 p. m,
CConvened BY the Chajrman.)

|. Election of a person pursuant to
Section 10 of Ordinance Of December
"a. 1924. to provide for loans from
the immigration Fund, etc.
2 Colonial Council Bill No. 4.
2nd Discussion on Colonial Council
BilI No. 4, Fourth Council, Second
Session, Police Regulations for the
Municipality OF 81. CroIx.
? Colonial Council Bill No. s..
End Discussion on Colonial Council
Bill No. 5, Fourth Council, Second
Session, draft of an Automobile Or
dinance for the Municipality OF ST.
CrOiX.
4 Colonial Council Bill No. T..
, 1925-03-20
LIST OF ADDRESSES OF UNCLAIM-
ED MAIL TO BE RETURNED OK DIS
POSED OF ACCORDING TO POSTAL
REGULATIONS, MARCH Il, 1925.
FIRSr CLASS MATTER.

Mrs. Christina Alexander, Uric f.
Benjamin, Henry BARLEY, Axelina Ben
iamln, A. E. Cruze, Jacob Christian,
Elsa Durant, Miss Eliza Dembo, AImlda
Edwards, Miss Louisa Edwards, Miss
Idalia Emanuel, cto Ella DamOo, Mis-
Christophlna Felix, Mr.. Alfred Ferris,
Maud Ferris, Mrs. Theresa Francis, 81
East ST., Miss Margaret Ford, Mrs. i.
Francis, 10 Western SUBURB, Edna A..
Francis, randall James, Mrs. Jerrimia
James, Mrs. AureIia Jackson J%osephus
James. Mrs. A. Jensen, Hardin johannes,
Miss Rooaila Luke, RoSaIin Lucas, j.
Mathew, Miss Eva M. Martin, Margaret
Martin, RosaIia Matthias, Mrs. Agnes
Prince Mr., Jno. Pa terson, Mr.. Vim
throp Patterson, Miss Sarah RawiIns,
Mr.. Vincent Stewart, Mrs. Ellen Samuel,
Mrs. Christina simmons, Eva Viola Tho
mas, Charles Williams, Florence Wen
dahl.
PRINTED MATTER AND PARCEL
POST.
Mr.. William Danielsen, James IaItt,
Samuel Wendahl, Miss Viola Williams,
Joseph /. Williams.
Post Office. Curs,iaus,ed, V. |. March
Is, 1925.
B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster.
, 1925-03-20
NOTICE.

AS Savings Bank Book No. 12O16
n with the National Bank of the
Danish West indies, Frederiksted,
has been reported lost or stolen, the
holder of same is hereby requested
to present the book to the above
named Bank within twelve weeks
from date, and prove his rights to
same, as it will otherwise be can
ceIled, and a new book issued
Frederiksted, 18th March 1925.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF
THE DANISH WEST INDIES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Building Permits

a. y. Jarvis. 400 y. 18th a., frame r..I-
deucc. 2sEis, 5000 4sI Maple Leaf nj.
A. vs. Larson. 'ii7 7sth 4 W. frame
residence. 5sHzp. $500. 555i Admiral
way
Ben lfoIroyd 25i5 y. Ward, altrr bldg.
21Nfs. iLbo0. g5li y. ward
EiWln whldai. $3.50 Ninth =. W. frame
residence, axis, $4,000. St99 18th =.
Mabel slorah. i7la 5sth s.. frame resi-.
denco, 7iS2s, $4,000: a50g Mass at.
Louise Burkhart, Virginia anita frams
residence asSsi, $500; 23i7 Rose
mont pi
Silver Dollar Shoe Co.. 1872 Third. nifcr
front, $500: 1929 T~nlrd
Lancaster Equip Co, iicG 18th \. T..
frame she'd 2iSio0, $500. Iiia ".
W. & Thomas. 57ol ,oth n. H. frame
residence. ?7r?s, I2,Soo; sos tOth
W. W. Noycs. col Amer bank bldg
frame residence. 2sSsi. $4,000: o555
ArrowHmith
c. II. Durose. $50 aS,h avo. frame resl.
dcnce, 2sSas. 81 200. assi Interiake.
Robt X. Gcdluud 2i25 W. sith. frame
residence. 90t5s. $4,000. 1855 w. fiat.
r. 70, Dnughcrty. liza 18Th ~, frame
residence. 2SN76. $1,000; ssOl W. Bar
ton
], L. Bridge, g7so 10Th a,r. n. tramo
residence. i7S52. $4,000: 5Oio cas-
cadia nvn.
Independent Imp. CO.. 1919 Hose aIdr
store building, GoSi2O. $4,000. sol !.
II King st.
l. c. snyerslone 1859 Beach dr.. alter
bldg" $1,000 is5a Bcaca dr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

Dlfthh in their households arc re-
ported by the following men
Kumm, ward c., 1907 ltavonna blvd
RlFl.
Rlohtor. Leo O.. coz seth ave. boy.
liaklEo Herbert Noel. 1894 4bth ave.
Reynolds. Jack W.. seahurst park
Pace, Louis n. 1864 y. Harrison st,
Lnii'a, r. l., C7t7 Alonzo ave. n. W,
swarya. George l.. Css EasrIaEo
Fisher, frank. si5 26th ave. boy.
Saeca, Nencinzg, $500 Rainier ave"
p6lfH Charles ~, Gao W. 75rd It,.
Anderson. Albert August Issaquah.
Drndsberg. John Daniel, Irsaquah,
Galloway, Raymond Leroy l92th
Minor ave. boy.
Beach. Ben, bi2 Ssth ave. ~, 10
girl.
MelSsnei. Adoipb. 1902 Fifth ave, NJ
boy,
whitaker. Donald Richard. 27ls
Wallingf0rd ave, girl
.cremHhaw. curtis. 1919 Henderson
St. boy
uigncra. Edward Lafrancs. 1851 2ist
ave, y, W.. girl
Grodwg. Edward. 1913 sunnyaids
ave- girl
Reagan. Earl j.. Lake Burlen. boy.
cofrih, August, lsi2 Weller ~, boy,
Guth, Chester *. 5709 25th ave. ~.
H., boy.
KnutSon. Wesley Tlliman, 30l T..
10th st., girl.
Wlllingham. Oscar. 3li ". 23rd At.
boy.
ogaHawRra. Noboru. 1915 Dearborn
It,. boy,
MickenH. Peter j.. Brooklyn hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
BEAR OPERATION
INEFFECTIVE
Market Displays Strong
Tone Generally at Opening
WALL STREET JOURNAL rINAN-
GAL III.AlEM

NEW YORK. April 20 wcdn-s-
days abrupt recovery IN The general
list gave evidence thht vigorous
bearlah operations had no, disiodEed
sufficient stock for covering pur-
poses. showing that liquidation was
fairly we'll cleared up on tho d.
cline checked az tho end ~ March.
IN i'caiion 81 the absence Of selling
pressure brought further short COW
crinE into tho carly dealings and
tho general market displayed a
strong tone.
Substantial advances took place in
number OF individual issues in ro-
Spouse 20 special Developments. 4.
> Realty was prominent nv this
class, reaching new high on the re-
rovery az 1874. reflcctinE tho sale
Of the Hippodtomc Parcel
Opening prices included stand
ard OH 81 y, j.. 4lhs. UP x: Atchi-
son. ii9S or = Sinclair 1874. or
y; Texas Company. 43a; Studcbnk-
CT. t5ts y. & W, 1854. up = Ana
rondR, 3ta., Off =: a. s. Realty,
l37b. up 49, Mack Truck. i4b,
southern Pacific. i0f. up -: Max.
well u. 1874, up ~. {. s. steel.
ilid,, Off y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Trrminal--Picr ti-str KaEs
Maru. pier So-Sch Rose Sahonoy str
SAbrHnA
Bell stree, T,rmnsi--r. =. l. H. r.
Heather.
pier ilB-U. r. c. =. Dciivood.
American Can CO. Uock-Ms Apex.
Pier Str Alabama Maru.
Pier Str Edgar Bowling.
pier 2-Btrs Victoria. Alameda
pier t-Hrhr G, 4. ThaycT.
pier A--Ms ChHllamba
Union Pacific Terminal tr Lurline
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers-Sch Henry
wilson.
U. 3. clipping Board MoorlnEs-str Cup
rum
Connecticut street TermlnaI-soh Eric.
Pacific Steamship Tcrmlnsls--s,r Admit
raj Rogers.
Hammonds Dock-Str Santa Inez.
STACY Street Terminal--str Mexican.
Commercial Boiler WorKs-Soh Helene.
East Waterway Dock & Warehouse Co..
strs X. ]. .Luckonbach. Castletown.
Todd Dry Docks-Mc Patterson, ntra CO.
lusa, Newport News sch G. f. Holmes.
Colman Creosote works-str II. W. Ba1-
ter
Heffernan'a Dry Dook--Blstn u. II. stor,
ling.
wlnslow Marine Railway eagle uarbofj
Str Neahlem, schs Vancouver. Alum
ma, bargcs Henry Willard. Grlffaon. Co
auitlhm city Lord Tcmpicton, bktn
Conggeror.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
MISSED COLLEGE
TO Get PLANT
Nephew OF Meat Packer Sues
on Alleged Oral Contract

William j, Henry, who claims he
missed college education by ac-
ccpting the promise OF inhcrlting
James Hcnry's meat packing plant.
and lost the plnnt thru two weeks
old VIII when his uncle died here
last year, may have been the victim
OF his own hardness.
This was indicated at the second
days hearing OF the widely .known
family estate case before Judge
Griffiths, Thursday. The plaintiff
is n nephew OF the deceased.
Dick Van worden, South Park
dairyman and livestock feeder,
testified that James Henry told him
two or three years ago that he
was disappointed In his nephew: thnt
he had promised tho 100000 pack.
ing plant 10 the young man but
that the purportod beneficiary was
tardy in getting 10 work in the
mornings.
Max Jacobson, stock buyer. told
GriiithS that the uncle sat down
on bench on q hot May day in
Willows, California. two years ago.
and told him he was going to give
William his packing business when
ho died, II was 102 in the shade
that day. Jacobson added. William
Henry, another uncle. testified
Wednesday that James told him
that "the boy is to get the business
when | die
The plaintiff alleges TINT his
uncle failed TO live up 10 these
oral promises when he died, leaving
the boy but $4,000 in cash ami
willing the widely.known packing
business to his widow, Mrs Sophia
Il. Henry when he died in Fcbru-
airy. 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
BANK CLEARINGs

VANCOUVER. b. C.-The Big Five
mineral group OF claims, located on
the north fork Of the Lardeau river.
which was tho scene OF new strike
OF rich ore recently. has been bonded
for i25O.0O by a group Of Vancouver
and Victoria capitalists. The bond.
holders intend 10 work the property
on a considerable scale and will start
further development with large
force soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Apti y str isbsr from
fos Angeles al 1850 q. m. str E;nidis
from Portland ~ > =. IN. str Wapama
from San Francisco a. 1915 =. ~. Aptil
.s-Hir Admiral Dewey from Tacoma
via ports at $40 p, m. sir President
Madison from Manila via ports % ..
M. str Southwestern from Tacoma at
$50 p. m. ctr csgadAhor from Bs'u-
more via ports a. a.is p. ~
sailed April - Str Admiral pswsy
for Los Angeles via ports az .. m. sir
f.uriiuu for Tacoma ~ t:is a. M. MS
Apex for KstchlkHn via tnhcortss At
1915 a. m. slr Alameda for Southeast
,rn Alaska a. q. M April 2, Str
Ssbssna for Alaska At p. m, str NsKi-
can for Tacoma ~ 5 p. m. str santR
InsE towing srhr Rose Nanoncy FOR New
YORK via balboa At p m, tir Edgar
Bowling Tor New York Via Crays Hsrbor
and ports at 1885 . ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
rain IN TEXAS

DALLAS, Tex, April 23.--Drought
OF several months duration in
Northern Texas was broken today
by rainfalls averaging half an inch.
Altho more moisture is necessary
for growing crops, cattlemen and
farmers were chccred by the prccipi-
tation.
In some sections of West Texas
there has been no rain for moaths.
and cattle arc reported suffering.
Small grain crops in some parts OF
tho state have been killed by the
hcnt and tho dry weather, and cot
ton growers in South Texas express
cd fear for the cotton crop, unless
generous rains are received before
May l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name aud Residence Ago
miller. Julius Seward, Alaska Legal
Ghbrlelson. Elisa Helen, Ia
coma .ssrst.sr. -srtts..sa lsfEhi
Canaan. Everett r. Seattle .s.-..,2G
Nicholson. Grace BremertOu ...zj
Tapp. Clarence r., Seattle ......2t
Brown. olive ~, Seattle .,.......iB
Anderson. John l.. Enumclaw ....l9
Johnson. Edna. Enumclaw Legal
WeRlin, Alexander, Seattle .....2O
Maxwell. Nollle. Seattle ........I7
MAchia. yinrcnzo. Seattle ........5h
Pepo Brlgita C.. Seattle .......52
Hawkins. Gilbert g. Seattle Legal
Gray, Pearl, Seattle Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

PORT TOWNSEND. April GA
carload Of fertilizer. mostly super.
phosphate. has been ordered by q
jefferson county farmers. by pool
ing tho order a saving Of more than
t75 was made.
Most Of this fertilizer viii he used
In demonstration work. with part
Of the field left untrcatod so that the
value OF tho fertilizer viii DO illus.
trutcd by the check plot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Ritzville Fights
Hordes of Rodents

RITZVILLE. April %. - Rodent
control work In combating ground
squirrels has been started in Adams
county AS the pests are on the in.
crease in many parts OF tho country,
considerable poison bait will be used
this year
Tho poison bait is mixed and sold
at cost TO farmers. A supply will he
kept on hand in the various com.
munities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
WHEAT And RYE
CLOSE STRONG
Corn and Oats Lag, Pro-
visions Up on Trade Board

CHICAGO. April a2--Grain flu
lures finished Irregular on tho board
~ trade today. Wheat and rye
ruled strong and scored sharp gains.
corn and 6ats Jagged. the former
finishing unchanged at last nights
level.
Wheat underwent a complete re-
versai Of form and finished near thc
top of a substantial gain. Foreign
markets were higher on buying By
lea Hing interests.
Corn acted Independent % the
leading cereal The market had q
good uudcrtone. but heavy clear
auces from Argentine Indicated bulk
~ the corn business had shifted to
South america. where lower prices
prevail
Oats made the usual fractional
gain.
Provisions advanced on buying by
oil interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
DEATHS

GuilfSrd. sarah T.. -. li7i. First
ave, n. April ~.
hhdhrn. MAIDS Peter. 81, 1912 Ninth
ave. April rs.
Crummett John Orrin. 80. 1850 18th
ave. n. April -.
Foster. Margaret r.. ~, 5Ois 18th
ave. n. r.. April 20.
Miller. Mary A.. IS. 1911 goth ave.
n, April a.
Pase. William Harry 81 siIe 25rd
ave. April 20.
horwitz, Louis. es. Cleveland. o..
April 81
Tearnsy. Alice. ~. sos cherry st..
April 20.
Anderson. Elizabeth HolRatc. s..
s0la Fourth ave. y. W. April 20.
Fhrrar. Converse r.. ~. 5gl7 Rox.
bury ST., April 10
Webb, Frances Bessie. 4. JOG y. s5rd
IT.. April 10,
keating. Jamca rs Everett, April q.
silver, walter johannes. 4. zoos nth
ave y. W. April II.
Lydnn. John. 70. 200 Fourth ave.
April -,
Corey Lucy Ida Gardner. Is. 50g
belmont ave ~ April %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Apru % rarslEn Ax.
change opened irregular. strTiinS
jtT5h francs. io.osisfa lire, Ia,9teo !.
Belgium. iop90& marks. 1850. sweden.
1893. Norway. 1855 Greece, 80 80
ESchauEr closed irregular, sterling
ttTgG francs. iaost5s lire. io.otiots
Belgium. 50 eg9t marks. ssF8s Holland.
1895: sweden. .s91. Serway, 1879 Mon
treat - par Russia stsi shanKhst.
7sA. Yokonams. tsA. Greece. i9-oi,s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Denver Live Stock
Wrtinrsfiay. OuotalIons

Cattle Receipts. $50. marks, steady
n.sf steers. gsui9. cows and hsirsrs.
i7aate. calves isRt77s bulls. 1905
Hog Receipts. i.seQ. i88tSc lower.
Top, iiiSe. bulk. iit.ssGti.toi pigs.
fIo..belo.&0.
sheep Receipts. $500 market. $50 soc
higher. Pat lambs. men. ewes.
fTBs.te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Divorce Complaints

Margaret vs. Milton Egglcston.
cruelty
ADELAIDE vs.. oIof Rommlns. nonsup-
port
Carmel ". Glen V. shutter nonsup.
port
Edna ~ Frank TINKER nonsuppnrt.
Nellie W. Evan l.. MacQuarfic. non
support
Name L. vs. Philip ". Pau Vel
ponHuppori
Georgia 81 ", eaaiies G Barrett.
nnnsupparJ
Marie ~. Harold Mueller. cruelty.
Laura " Va. warren T. TulliR. non
support
support.
Guy " Ella 81 AIioway. ineom
pHtibllity
Irene Kathleen W. Victor George
WriKgicsNorth. non-support.
mary A ", Hayden Howard Htll-
inE. nonsHupport
Anna * Vs. George l. Dupca, de.
Rhods u Va Robert W. Quinn. dc.
Helen Y. " Henderson Emery,
non-Eupport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
San Francisco Produce

Wednesday,. Quotations
ituttrr Extras. q ac prime fifsis, CSC,
Eggs Extras. gtes extra puliois. 1iAr.
uEdsrsissd puiists. Ese.
Chr-se-c4L flats, fancy. nominAl Cali
sorna Young Americas, faHry. sics
oregon Tripieis 2tr. oregon YsgnE
AmrFlcas &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Portland Produce
"Wednesday. Ouotstiou,

Butter cube extras. ale, standards
tegr. prime nrss. tstc, firsts. stc
Eggs -Extraz ale. figats. ssc. pallets
sSe. current receipts zshr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Weather Bureau Report

fspsylai from the Z, =, weather nurrsul
TAToosH ISLAND, April gt.--s = M
Hafomst,y rising cloudy. wind south
wrrt 10 mites ah hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
w.dn..day,. Quotation,

No. soft white. si.s7: 40. west
.rn white. ;i.55. No. hard winter
SIS; No. / northern spring. Iibi; No.
western white. iis5; 40. 1 big blue
item. $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
StTt HD
AEIlII. Is

first Low 100
1875 q. rn. 81 ~
tlrst high fids
g a. a. ~ 49, -
second iow iise
is - 3 m 9a ~
srcoa,i liiEh 1ihs
Iss > N ia a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

GEE Il you can get 20 vertical with
- out tho uukcycd letter oh. yes,
you've come across Il before: RS one
OF those freak g, w. i, creatures.
HORIZONTAL
Party FOR men only
. Coucaye parts or human hands
Q Cones IT plant used chiefly Tor
malt liquors,
a. Nominal
10, Ycllowish ylseid oily hydro.rHr-
bon
~. Printers measure,
IS, TO carry
10. TO enlarge a hole
90 Towards,
81. Hole lsr, by smallpox
~, Cynt.
"a Precious stone
90, Small lump OF butter
20. Fluid IN tree.
IS Nude
80, To return bail on high curve
ucpnlsj,
81 Avenue
10, To shelter
-. Those that employ property.
81. Stout
80. Animal similar 20 a beaver.
20. Digit ~ the foot
a. Atmosphere,
~ Forbidden,
90, Mesh OF lace
IS. Faulty.
5g Written characters
%. Chooses,
s.. Until tporti
IS. Hldcuus monsters
80, corrriatlvs Of neither,
SO Human upper limb,
~, pinrd
81 Tree with tough wood
g. A wooden peg
So Second note ~ scale
So Plant much larger than shrub.
s.. To dry Up,
10 behold
Il Thinks highly Of
~, To Eiys right e.,
IS, Continent which is nest Is
Europe
re-, Consciousness
~ nossy grass
VERTICAL
1. Gait. pace.
2, Performers who keep time
] Near
I. Narrow passage or Inlet
.. Privilege granted hy government
covering sale 81 Invention.
s. Place OF public contest
Z. Mlukle
s, Hornrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
RID AZ
ARM II

First High rtde
IeT a. m. 100 n
First Low Tide
~ Slam -ez a.
Second Hixh Tide
$40 p IN ia t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
FLOUR. GRAIN. FEED
oaotutIons by TLhsr IIourtnK Mills
y HasaH sassss sHHsss
VEGETABLES

VEGETABLES
rrioe, raid Wholesale Dealers
Qas,stIans by Pioue~r Fruit a rrodaos
Co.
The prices si.ta are those made 70
retail dealers by Wholesalers. villa
.su ssspaaal exceptions. prices 20 pro-
csc~ss esu To rEwsd By dedDeiinr the
eat Of transppFfation To Hssuis ssd
approximately Is per esnt for hsuiinE.
stsrsRs and selling eest)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat
Seattle Wheat

CHICAGO. April ::.-Cash whcat-No.
: rcd. it.7zla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Local Markets
DAIMY rMnnnrrH

Uu"IhIIphs by Ferry UTos.
rricss raid shippers. ctr deliver
gTiess In country, eases returned 70 less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
WHOLESALE FISH
Fresh Fish, per ID.
IUMnER MARKET

(Quotations by west Coast Lumbermhn',
Associatlon)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
FUNERAL NOTICES

THoHINoToN-At ibf5 belmont
ave. April 81. 1925, LAURA
THORINGTON. aged S4 years. be-
loved daughter OF AirE. Martha T..
Fillmore, sister OF Mrs. T.. Rob-
crts, and John ". and J.. $.
Thorlngtou,
Funeral services Friday at / ..
m, At our chapel Home Under
taking company
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-26
Sc ESTUDIA LA PROPOSE
CION FRANCESA DE LA
DEUDA -lt

WASH, setiembre 25. Omitted
Pressl Los comisionados ameri-
canos de la deuda despues de re-
latar a Coolidge la proposition
hecha por los franceses estan re-
dactando una contestacion. Aun.
que varios comisionados Green po-
co satisfactoria la proposition de
Caillaux, no hay indisposici6n min
guna. Los otros comisionados anne
ricanos Green que las negociacio-
nes proseguiran en- la mejor for
ma deseable. Recuerdan que ell
grupo congressional estaba muy
pesimista cuando las negociacio-
nes de la deuda con Belgica pre-
cisamente cuando mas temian que
llegasen a un rompimiento Sc To-
gro un acuerdo.
Sc cree que Estados Unidos no
ofrecera mejores terminus hoy pc
TO Sc esta SECURE de que ambas
parties haeen todo 10 que pueder
por zanjar las diferencias actua-
les.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-26

Trabajo, atendiendo a los m6ritos
del se1or Pihero Diez, Y a la acti-
vidad que siempre ha desp!egado en-
Ias funciones Gle su cargo. 10 ha en-
viado a San Lorenzo, y le ha enco-
nendado, ademas de las labores per
tenecientes a su empleo, Ia inicia
ci0n Gle una campafla, tendente ii inn
pulsar el cultiyo del arroz en- aque
Ia nunicipalidad.
De una carta que nos dirige el
amigo Pinero. eXtractamos el 81
guiente parrafo
'Seguramente va estaras informa-
/ do da mi traslado a San Lorenzo a
donde me mandar a dar impulse al
cultivo del arroz. este es. tratar
de que la siembra de este grano
Sc haga 10 mas popular possible, pues
es La intenci6n del Departamento dc
Agriculture convertir este pueblo Ell
un centro productive de arroz, !
quizas con el tempo Sc desarrolle
esta industria a tai grado que nos
permita ofrecer al mercado eXtran
Zero. asf como al nuestro. arroz pro
ducido en- nUestro Suelo.'
La labor que Sc propone realizal
eli. seiior Pinero en- san Lorenzo e,
altamente provechosa para el paf>
en- general. 81 Sc tiene Ell cuenta que
el arroz es uno de los artfculos dc
mayor consume en- Puerto Rico, J
de realizaHse los planes del Depar
tamento de Agricultural. la isla st
beneficiarfa grandemente. puest'
que, ademas de que el precio de
arroz serfa reducido considerable
mente. este es, el producto Sc ven
derfa a un precio mucho mas baj'
que el exportado del extranjero, no
independizarfamos comercialmente
aunque solo en- parte.
FL seilor Pinero es TN element
de valer en- el pueblo Gle Juncos, d
:. cuya sociedad ha sabido granjear
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-26
Ell SENADoR APoNTE PARTE
PARA CUBA

Hoy parte con rumbo a Cuba el
distinguido caballero Don Jose X.
Aponte, una de las figuras mejor
conocidas en- el pals, 81 ha descolla-
do como abogado. defensor de Ia agri
cultura, senador y miembro del Di-
rectorio de Ia Alianza. al mismo
.tiempo que es un buen amigo.
.El Senador Aponte marcha a arre-
glar en- Ia AntiIla hernana varios
asuntos particulares, que 10 reten-
dram lejos de su patria por algunos
meseS.
Deseamos al sobresaIiente hombre
piblico m feliz viaje un triunfo
complete en- todos los negocios que
motivan su viaje
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-26

frentarse con cuanto boxeador pc
50 mosca lie salga al paso en- los
pr6ximos doce meses y luego ca
sarse y proseguir sus estudios.
"Flnnpece a boxear antes de gra-
duarme de Escuela Superior pa
ra ganar Ell dinero con que ir al
colegio", dijo La Barba al ser en-
trevistado .'Nunca pense que pu-
diera llegar a ser, campe6n Aho-
IA que tengo el titulo no voy a
perder Ia cabeza. Pero ese tftulo
signifca dinero : no voy a per
mitir que nadie me derrote, por
10 menos, durantc este ano de lu-
cha.
"Deseo pelear durante todo el
tempo. Nunca lie he. tenido miedo
a un boxeador de mi peso Y Sc que
ruedo defender mi tftulo perfec-
tamente bien.
"Y despues que los chlcos Sc
den por satisfechos me retirare Il
terminar mis- estudios"
La Barba admite que esta ena-
morado. La novia Sc llama Laver-
ma Stark, su companera de estu-
dios. FL muchacho campe6n espe-
fa casarse con ella tan pronto
como abandone ell boxeo profesio-
nal.
"Esa es otra razon por Ia cual
voy a retirarme', dijo el diminu-
/ to campe6n fnalmente. ella nC
Quiere casarse hasta que yo ne
deje de pelear."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-26
GRANDES FIESTAS PATRO-
MALES EN- VEGA BAJA

Los cultos habitantes de Vega
Baja estan de fiesta. Las grandes
festas patronaIes, que con tanto
entusiasmo celebra siempre la sim
r-5;..iieezs poblaci6n empezaron aver
en- medic de un entusiasmo des-
bordante, indescriptible. Nuestra
Sonora del Rosario es la Patrona
de Vega Baja y fe que sus ha-
bitantes saben rendirle el debido
cultc Y adoracion.
La Iglesia tiene en- perspectiva
grandes acontecimientos religio-
SOS, solemnes misas, salves, etc.
Y la comisi6n de festejos ha
preparado un nlagnifico programa
que es toda una promesa. Bales,
]uegos, fuegos artificiales, NADIA ha
quedado olvidado. La tradicion no
lnuere en- Puerto Rico.
A los habitantes de Vega Baja,
que Sc diviertan mucho y la
comisi6n organizadora de las fies-
tas nuestra cordial felicitaeion.