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The Republican., 1925-08-13

rum runners and other outlaws along
our coasts and the success attending
the efforts of the Coast Guard in break
ing up the unlawful practices Of the
rum runners, smugglers and other
outlaws who fiaunt the statutes of the
Nation
In the afternoon Senator Sterling
gave a very interesting account of the
law now known as the Volstedd Act.
Nh Crabbe, superintendent Of the
Maryland Anti-Saloon League, al
though unanuounced on the program,
made a short address which gave an
insight OF the ends to which bootleg
gers and moonshiners will 90 to ac-
complish their purposes and evade
the laws of the land.
1t has been estimated that -four
thousand people were in attendance al
the meetings on Sunday.
The annual tennis tournament is on
this week. This even has brought a
large crowd of young people to the
Park who are thoroughly enjoying the
trials and the final games to be played
today and tomorrow. The weather,
however, has been unfavorable, but
notwithstanding this fact, the week
is being thoroughly enjoyed. At the
bowling alley on Monday night a re-
ception was held by the members of
the Civic Club in honor of the play
ers engaged in the tournament.
Miss Dorothy Lee, of Foo Choo.
China, who was here as the honor
guest Of the Young Women's Mission
ary School, went to Kingwood last
Friday and from that point will go on
to her school at Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rev. Aspinall preached an excel
lent sermon in the NJ. E. church here
on Sunday evening, the first since
June 80 on account of the summer
program.
Next Sunday, August 16, is Foreign
Mission Sunday and the days pro-
gram at the Park will be under the di.
rection of Dr. John R. Edwards, of
New York, who is corresponding sec
retary of the Board of Foreign Mis-
sions Of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Sunday, August 23rd, will be an
other Good Citizenship" day at the
Park when an array of Nationally
known men will address the people ex-
pected to be present upon that occa-
sion.
Many new people are coming into
the Park just now to remain for
week or ten days.
Mutt" Reedy, as he is Familiarity
known, fell from his bicycle few
days ago and broke one Of his hips,
which will keep him indoors for sew
eral weeks.
The Republican., 1925-08-13
Keeping Fire Out OF Forests

Most OF the rs supervisors and 200
forest rangers in the Denver national
forest district are equipped with radio
sets, and daily get the latest fire ad-
vice from the Denver headquarters.
Hundreds Of cooperative forest sta
tiOns in the same district also receive
the headquarters advice. Despite the
exceptional dryness of this season,
extraordinary efficiency of the forest
fire service has been maintained,
largely through the radio assistance.
in the campaign for fire protection
for forests and reforestation, this
system should be extended to all
parts of the country as rapidly as
possible 1t means life for the trees.
The Republican., 1925-08-13
TELEPHONE COM
PANY GETS THREE
CIRCUITS FROM TWO
sPHANTOM" CIRCUITS PROVIDE
ADDITIONAL TALK
CHANNELS
Reasons For Transpoeine Or Crossing
Lines On Telephone Poles
Are Explained

People who look up" in the world
while driving along highways frequent
ly see wires on telephone lines cross
and re-cross or bunch together like q
spiders web at the croas-arm OF
pole. The most complicated of these
punches are necessary to the Op
eration OF phantom" circuits used
by the telephone company.
A phantom" is usually something
that doesn't exist except in the minds
Of imaginative people, but with the
telephone company it is a very ma
terial thing. In the telephone busi-
ness phantoms are used very general
ly for long distance circuits.
The Republican., 1925-08-13
Facts About The Telephone

A farmer without telephone is like
near-sighted nan without eye
glasses.
hundred year ago we had no rail
roads. Fifty years ago we had no
telephones
Women owe much to the typewriter
and the telephone. These two devices
have created countless Jobs for girls.
Telescope" means Distant Sight. 3"
Telegraph means Distant Writing" 8"
Telephone means Distant Sound :"
During the first four months of this
year there has been a gain of 1855
new telephones in the District OF
Columbia
The Republican., 1925-08-13
POOR EEALTH/A
HEAVY HANDICAP
Periodic Physica! Examination May
Prevent Future Disability.

The average
business man reg
ularly takes an in-
yentory of his
business in order
that he may know
where he stands
financially. Is it
not just as impor-
tant, if not more
so, that he should
also take regularly
an inventory GI
his health, that he
may know how he
stands ply sically ?
For after all there
is nothing as de
sirable in this
life as good health
The Republican., 1925-08-13

me do SOOu 4LCd4IlI
and nothing else really matters quite
as much as health With good health
anything is possible, while poor health
is heavy handicap to any undertak
ing says Doctor William Caben
Moore, medical director of the Ches-
apeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany.
The periodic physical examination
should enable disease to be recognized
il an incipient stage when the symp-
toms are trivial. and when proper
management and treatment will hold
out the best hope OF cure. Ii should
enable the tendency to disease of
some organs to be recognized before
The disease becomes active, and this,
called to the attention of the indi-
vidual with directions as to habits,
diet, work, exercise, may minimize
this tendency, and may prevent future
disability.
Actual organic disease itself, un-
suspected by the individual, may he
found, but as a rule when actual dis
ease is present, it has been suspected
before. Unless an especial point is
made to have it done periodically, the
examination may be postponed from
time to time for a more convenient
time, and may not be done at all, OF
until some emergency arises The
wise thing is to be forehanded
There are various grades of exam
nation to be had, from a brief survey
and few remarks 10 a complete ex-
animation from head to foot, With
routine laboratory tests and a written
report
The value of the examination to the
individual will depend entirely upon
the thoroughness with which 1t is
done, the skill of the examiner. the
clearness with which the results are
described, and the clearness with
which practical suggestions for i'm
proving the health are given.
Such an examination conducted con
scientiously and Understandings. will
take much more time than an ordinary
office consultation. and will be cor
respondingly much more valuable to
the individual, and if repeated period
ically, once every year or every two
years, will be definite gauge of the
physical status and expectations of
the person in question. It represents
distinct advance in preventive med
icine and is we'll worth the trouble
and time it will take.
The Republican., 1925-08-13

Send your Job Printing to The Re-
publican Job Printing department. 1t
will be done correctly and promptly.
The Republican., 1925-08-13

There are more telephones in New
yOsk City today than there were in
the whole United States twenty-five
yeSrs ago.
The Republican., 1925-08-13

Picture of historic trees in Golden
Gate Park, San Francisco just re-
seiVed over lines of American Teie-
phone and Telegraph Company by
lephetocrsph system. Insert shows
cree being planted by West Virginia
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23
SEWARD PIONEERS
 REVIVE EARLY-DAY
 MEMORIES ON 4TH

The Seward lodge of the Pioneers of Alaska and the Auxiliary, will gain much popularity in the an nouncement that on the Big Celebra- tion, the 4th of July, they will have many of the oldtime gambling wheels and devices of "easy come" running full blast. Professional dealers and gamblers, of the days long gone by, will once again bark their wares or silently deal out the cards. No definite plan of this form of enter tainment is complete for publication, but one thing the public is always as- sured of, that when the Pioneers take hold of a proposition of this kind, they go thru with it in flying cOlors. The announcement that they are going to enter into the festivi. ties, comes as a wonderful asset to the final success of the day
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23
CHARLES HINDE SELECTED TO HEAD
 BOXING PROGRAM

Charles Hinde, president of the Seward Chamber of Commerce and one of the best sport followers of the Northland, has consented to act as matchmaker for the coming 4th of July Celebration boxing contests. Great rivalry has always existed be- tween Jack Robarts of Anchorage and Charles Hinde, in the matter of who should be wearing the mantle as the "Tex Rickard" of Alaska. Honors are about even, it is stated. MT. Hinde said yesterday that he has several likely looking candidates for the bouts but reserves the right to withhold names of prospective can didates until he obtains their sigma lures on the dotted black line. He is taking no chances in any manner, shape or form, and in due time the Seward public will be notified who the main eventers and semi-fnals will consist of.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23
PARADE OF FLOATS IS ASSURED FOR
 FOURTH OF JULY

If any merchant or business man of Seward has not given the matter of having a float in the 4th of July parade, it is high time he or she gets busy for the decoration commit tee reports the greater majority of the business people are taking much interest in the celebration, particular ly with regard to the floats and win dow decoration.
 As always, awards will be made, but it is not the award the average merchant goes out after, but the honor and pleasure of copping the bacon. On the other hand, the cash award helps considerably in cutting down the expenses. They will be no phonograph leading the parade this year, but a real honest-togood- ness brass band.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23
WIFE OF COAL MAN
 ON STEAMER YUKON

Mrs. E. R. lesson, wife of the coal mining man of Moose Creek, is returning to Alaska on the steamer Yukon, following a win.er ia Calif- ornia. MT. lesson is also an ex. tensive placer operator in the Fair
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23

Mrs. M. L. Slaughter a roundtrip- per on the Alaska, who stopped over at the Van Glider hotel during the vessels journey to the westward, sailed south on the vessel Sunday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23
STEAMER STARR ON
 HOMEWARD STRETCH

The steamer Starr departed from Unalaska Friday morning on her way back to Seward, according to a wireless message received from the vessel. The message further stated Captain Johansen expected to arrive in Seward Friday or Saturday of this week.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23

Charles Bergman, formerly engag- ed in the carpenter and cabinet mak- ing business in Nenana, recetly un- derwent a operation for appendicitis, at Latouche. Arrivals in Seward on the Alaska report Bergman is re- covering nicely.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23

banks district. He is now engaged with his partner, Bartley Howard, developing their coal property, prior to the completion of the spur line now under construction frem the mainline to the property.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23

Jack McCord, who returned to Seward Sunday morning from Iniskin Bay, on the steamer Alaska, depart ed yesterday morning for Anchorage. He may return to Seward on this evenings train.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23

Harold Peckham, who has been canyasing Seward for the last week, selling a Practical Guide to Heaith," departed for Anchorage yesterday to try his luck.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23

The new summer train schedule is in effect which brings into Sew ard every other day train from h. terior points; also one departs from Seward every other day. See train schedule published elsewhere in this issue.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23

M. E. LaBlanc, insurance man, is back in Seward on his annual trip about the Territory. He is at the Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23

Mrs. Minnie Butler, after a visit in Seward district while the steamer Alaska made the westward trip, joined the vessel in Seward Sunday, departing for Seattle
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23

Earl Mount, proprietor of the Sew ard Leather Works, is hanging brand new awning for the Seward Drug Co.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-23

Eastman Kodaks ana supplies at the Alaska Shop. If
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
1Y EN- CUANTO A
PUERTO RICO?

Y ahora vamos a considerar la
question en- su aspecto local Y a
dar las noticias que hemos obtenido
en- nuestras correrias por las de-
pendencias gubernameutales.
5.Introducira grandes cambios el
nuevo Attorney General EN- el De-
partamento de. Justicia? ? ;Se ro-
deara de nuevo personal, como ase-
guran algunos, dejara en- sus
pqestos los que actualmente de-
sempenan la judicatura en- Puerto
Rico?
La information obtenida por nos
iotros nos indica claramente que los
Assistants-Attorney y otros altos
funcionarios del Departamento de
Justicia esperaran que llegue el
nuevo jefe, para entonces, de acuer-
do con las .circunstancias, adoptar
una pagta seguir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
NUPcIALEs

En- pasados dfas celebraron sus
bodas en- Ell simpatico pueblo de
YaucO Ell caballeroso don virgilio
Ramos Rodriguez, alto empleado
del Departamento de Agricultural
y Trabajo con la dulce y gentiI Te
resa Filardi, perteneciente ma
de las mas distinguidas famiIas
de dicha ciudad.
Han establecido su hogar en- "a
parada II, Pasaje Orbet,.
Tambien realizaron sEs bellos sue
nos de amor Ell correcto ioyen Ra-
fael Gimenez, Assistant del senior
Ramos Rodriguez en- cl Elisnlo De-
partamento con la no menos bella
y gentil Elsie Bohem
Para ambas parejas tenemos nues
tros mas sinceros descos de eter,
ma dicha y felicidad. &
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
JARANA EN- Ell CASINO EsPA
MOL DE RIO PIEDRAs EsTA
NoCHE

Noche de gala en- el aristocrati-
co Casino Espafiol de Rio Piedras !.
A las ocho dara principle una ia
rama que Sc proponen celebrar los
estudiantes de la Universidad de
Puerto Rico para cerrar con broche
de orc Ell Certamen de la Reina Ga
Mayo que con tan immense entu-
siasmo Sc ha venido llevando a ca
DO en- nuestro mas alto centro de
Instrucci6n. la a1dmacl6n reinan-
to es indescriptible v a juzgar por
la expectation extraordinaria que
ha despertado es de esperarse que
la fiesta resulte un yerdadero aeon
tecimiento social. Los organisado-
res dc la jarana que ha de cele-
brarse esta noche invitan cortes-
mente a todos los interesados en-
Ell certamen que segdn ell tltimc es-
crutinio, ha dado ell siguiente re-
sultado: Sara Salicrup, 6os5 votos.
Hayd6e Moreno, 41sD, Guane To-
rres, 2970, Jessie Hickle 1850 v An
gelica Cepero, 1916.
iQuien ostentar& la Corona?.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
LAS INTERMEDIATES DEL
HIGADo

Las Intermediates del hfgado Sc
manifiestan generalmente por una
sensation de pesadez, de estorbo Q
de dolor en- ell costado derecho del
abdomen debajo de las costillas.
FL color de los enfermos es ainari..
llento, bilioso Y sus orinas son muy
celoradas aEstas enfermedades son
idehidas a la presencia, en- los pc
.auenos canales del hfgado, de gra-
NOS de- arenas formados por La acu-
mulaci6n del acido tirico. .Es nece-
sario eliminar este acido trico y Ell
mejor medic es el tratamiento por
ARTHRI-sEL.
Gaia para tratamiento de 90 dias,
Sc encuentra en- las farmacias.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
DEsPUEs DE CINCo ANos DE
CRUELES DoLENCIAS UNA Sc
NoRITA ADOUIRIo, ALIvIo Y
SALUD CoMPLETA
CON Eh Uso DE ANTICALCULI-
MA EBREY

Las recientes investigaciones cien-
tificas apLcadas a la medicina han
llegado a la comprobaci6n final So
bre muchos puntos de trascenden-
tai importancia relacionados con Ell
proceso de la vida. Para nadie es
en- Ell dfa un secreto el papel deci-
sivo que desempefian> los rifones
en- la rnarcha de la salud. Son ellos,
Ell gran filtro que nos ha provisto
la Naturaleza para Ia diaria eli
lninaci6n de las toxinas que ella
bora ell cuerpo humane, maravillo-
so laboratorio donde la Iucha entire
La salud y la enfermedad no tiene
tregua. Mas, cuando estas glandu-
las no funcionan bien, cuando Sc
hallan debilitadas enfermas por
excesos de trabajo u otras penali-
|dades, sobreviene la accumulation
de. tales residuos en- la sangre, pro
duciendo entire otros graves des6r-
denes, Ell empobrecimiento y des-
de los gl6bulos rojos. la
licuacion de la sangre y como ine-
vitable consecuencia, Ia hidropesia
precedida de desordenes en- ell es-
tonnage que acarrean la dyspepsia
con todo su cortejo de tristes ma
les. Anticalculina Ebrey con su ma
ravilloso poder curative realiza en-
nuestros tiempos una mission de We
ras providencial y salvadora en-
loe enfermos que padecen de los
rifionessnPor viejas iucurables que
aparezcan estaS doIencias, Ia ex-
periencias de millares de enfermos
fadicalmerlEe curados con Antical-
culina Ebrey le acreditan como Ell
remedio infahble para esta clase
de males. L6anse las sig1iientes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
A SOliCitud deI...
continuation do Ia GA. pagina,

Termination de la Gale de Sal
vador Brau.
Traslado del basurero.
Gale conectando la carretera con
la calle. de San Agustin.
Aceras y encintado desde la Pla-
"a de Colon hasta La intercepci6n
de la carretera y Gale Rec'ntO
Sur (ambos lados).
Mitad del costo del Parque en-
Ell Barrio obrero.
saldo del einprestito de 800, oCO
contratado con 81 American Colo
NAL Bank.
saldo del balance del emprsstito
de SIS, 900 contratado con varjos
individuos.
Saldo del emprestito de $236, ,673.-
90, intereses, contratado con Ell
American Colonial Bank.
0dStOS 1mpIeV1SLOS.
seccion 3a.-cualquier sobrante
que resulte de dicha contribution
adicional, despues de pagados Ell ca
pital ~intereses del mencionado
emprestito, sera invertido en- cual-
quiera de los fines enumerados en-
=
el Articulo 40, apartado (c)- de la
Ley Municipal.
secci6n 4a@Esta ordenanza debe
ra ser aprobada por ell Consejo Eje
crtivo de Puerto Rico, de acuer-
do con 10 dispuesto en- Ell citado
Articulo 40, apartado (c) de La
Ley Municipal
secci6n 5a.-Que cinco copias Ger
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
CARMEN JosETTNA RUPERT

La bella y distinguida dana
de nuestra alta sociedad, dofa Jo-
Selma Boyce, esposa de nnestrO'
huen amigo, ell conocido financiero
don Federico Rubert, obseQui6 a
su esposo con una hermosa mia
que vino al mando con toda felt
cidad Ell viernes 1ltimo y que ne-
vara ell nombre de Carmen jose
fina
La nueva heredera trae locos de
contento y satisfaction los fell
ces papas, quienes han recibido no
pocas felcitaciones de sus numero-
sismas amistades por tan fausto
acontecimiento sTk as@
Ell MUNDo Quiere ext>nder su
felicitaci6n sincera y cordial q tan
distinguidos amigos y desea Car
men Josefna muchOs triunfos y ale
grias en- La vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
Sc dSegura que...
OOnttnuacs6n de h IL. pa.

la Legislature sus trabajos, Y que
el llamado sustituirle es el nue.
vo Attorney General Butte, quien
en- los primeros dias actuara como
Gobernador INFERNO y luego reci-
bira La designation Official.
Esta version Sc aJusta perfecta-
mente Ia politica que a Ultima
bora esta desarroIlando 81 presi-
dente Coolidge. Quizas nuestros lee
torres no sepan que 81 e1 Senado ma
cional Sc opuso cierto, nombra-
miento presidential adltinaamente,
clio Sc debio a que Sc hizo de p1-
blico conocimiento el hecho de que
el Presidente pensaba elevar a esa
persona un aiio mas tarde al alto
cargo de Secretario de Estado, in
dudablemente el puesto de mas res
ponsabilidad en- el gabinete nacio-
nal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
SQUE SIGNIFICA LA
RENUNCIA DE COATS?

Por otro lado, la renuncia de Mr..
Coats Y ell consiguiente no1nbra-
miento de Butte, ha llevado la .alar,
ma correspondence a los altos
cfrculos ADMINISTRATORS. iImplica
la renuncia de Coats v el nombra-
miento de Butte ell connienzo de
una serie de cambios en- Ia admins
TRACTION insular /? Y 81 es asf, iquien
esta en- el -turno fatal, quien Sc
guira a Coats rumbo tierras del
Tlo Sam? Estamos seguros de que
no son pocos los que pagarian rum
bosamente a quien pudiera contes-
tarle ciencia cier-ta esa pregunta,
que Sc ha co1iyertido en- pesadilla
de muchos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
DON ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ


Hemos tenido ell grato placer de
saludar, a su llegada de los Estados
Unidos en- ell dfa de aver, al distin-
guido caballero y acreditado conner
ciante de esta plaza, don Antonio
Rodriguez, de la prestigiosa firma Ro-
driguez Blanco & Co. S.
Ei distinguido amigo fu6 al Nor
te en- viaje de compras, y despues
de hacer valiosas adquisiciones pa.
ra su establecimiento ha llegado
triunfante y mas decidido que nun
ca.
Reiteramos nuestro mas cordial
saludo al senior Rodriguez y le de-
seamos muchos y pingues negocios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
UNA ERASE
DE IGLESIAS

Hablando en- el dia de aver CON el
senador Iglesias en- relacion con los
acontecimientos de Ultima hora y
la renuncia de Coats, nos obsequi6
con una de sus frases grafcas.
''Parece, ID 10 Iglesiass- que
ese es ell prem;o a los sbrillantfsi-
mos" informes enviados por ell At
torney General Washington. Los
informes estaban ''muy bien", Sc
gun algunos, pero parece que ALA
lie necesitan mas que nosotros."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
EnyenenamientO de Ia Sdngre predud.
do pOr tOxinaS
predICi.

cartas que son Ell mas elocuente tes
timonio de esta verdad Y la mas ex
pontanea muestra de agradecimien-
to por los benefcios alcanzados con
ell uso de nuestro preparado,
Azoyd, Gro, Mejico. 4iEstoy pro-
tfundamente reconocida de ustedes
por iaber puesto al aicance de la
humanidad doliente .sus inefables
preparados Anticalculina Ebrey y
sus Pastillas Digestivas Ebrey. Es-
tos remedies los obtuve en- la Ca
sa Beick Felix q Co de Msjicc, ,ex-
pendedora en- gran escala de sus pro
ductos con los cuales me he cura-
do radicalmente de mis- antiques
males de hidropesfa Y de dispep-
sia, de los que he venido padecien-
DO por espacio de cinco amos sin
alcanzar en- todo este tempo el me
nor alivio con otros medicamentos
que me habian recetado muchos fa-
cultativos. Hoy que me halo en-
perfecto estado de. salud gracias
! a .su portentoso preparado Antical-
culina Ebrey y sns Pastillas Di-
gestivas Ebrey. estimo como an de-
Der hacer esta exposition tanto
mas sincera, cuanto solo con dos
meses de tratamiento con estas
ben6feas especialidades, han des-
aparecido todos mis- males,,. AN
CELIA C vEI.Asco.
Anticalcnlina Ebrey Sc vende
ahora en- liquido y en- pastillas. Di-
recciOnes para uarse EN- cada fras-
CO.
81 sufre I'D. de dyspepsia e indiges
tiones, Sc recomiendan para esos
casos las famosas Pastillas Digesti-
vas Ebrey. GanarS usted en- peso
notablemente despu6s de tomar las
primeras dosis.
Solicite nuestros productos en- las
buenas farmacias escriba Ebrey
Chemical Works, 80 West Broad
way, New York. y Sc lie informara
donde puede obtenerlos.
Advs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

Association de Maestros de- Pto.
Rico', que va ha sido convccada
una Junta General Extraordtnaria,
"a ser celebrada el sabado pt6ximo,
ola 16., las diez de la mafana en-
la escuela BaidOriOty en- la cual
Sc trazarS la pauta seguir por
los miembros integrantes del ma
gistsrio en- ei pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
LA sRTA. LUCILA
VIDAL Sc EMBARcA

La encantadora sehorita de esta
ciudad, Lucia Vidal, EMBARGO con
rumbo a Estados Unidos en- el liltimc
.laje del ssan Lorenzo. Va a
pasar una temporada con sus distin-
guidas hermanas
lie deseamos una grata estadia en-
Ell Norte y un pronto regresO a Puer
to Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
Il SabadO pr6xinO
Contilluaci6n de l. Ia pAg.

discutir la misma. POGO despues Sc
present6 una resolhci6n, a la que
asintieron todos los asociados, y que
define cual habra de ser la actitud
de los maestros de la municipali-
dad, case que Sc les incluya en- la
propuesta rebaja de sueldos.
La Association Local de Maestros
de San Juan, opt6 pOr unanimidad.
dejar el trabajo case que Sc rebajen
los suelGos al Magisterio.
La resolution fue aprobada por
llnanimidad, quedando ratifcada en-
tcdas sus parties por Ia Junta Ge-
neral de Profesores que hubiera
&c considerable