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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02

TN lander. the Great" TO start
Il Friday ~ the Hcils. Marion
Davies evolves from little orphan
girl IN au asylum to Young woman
or strong character great beauty
and charm q manner but II rs not
on This slender thread that the p,e.
iurr - based Rather u il upon the
exciting incidents and unusual si,ua
Hons that arise from the fact that
an Mamie the loyshlr. Whimsical
heroine, Niss Davies finds herself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
SCREEN ATTRACTIONS
THE STAGE
Percy Marmont Has
Another Blind Role

For the second time IN his career
Percy Marmont il blind Tho frat
was IN The Light That Failed .
Now in ~ woman's FAITH. in
which he eosiars with Alma Ru.
beus. AZ the Columbia this week. Mr..
Marmnnt again appears In tho role
Of man who suddenly finds that
his sight has loft him and ail has
gone black before him.
The screen story Is an adaptation
Of Clarence Burlington kclland'n IA.
nous novel. Miracle which III.
wsrd iaemmlr directed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Is Modern Girl
"Stting Pretty"2

us She sitting on top Of the
world or on top OF a volcRnog"
That question. concerning tho girl
Of today. llpstcked. rouRed. bob.
headed and laughing nj conventions,
IL pcrplcSing many minds. The
modern girl. with alt her faults and
virtues. Is tho central character in
the now Encore picture. Tho Ad.
veniurous Sex" now playing ut
tho blue Mouse. and she h being
intelligcntly and aympathetlcally
presented by Clara Bow. who has
the leading role in the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02

the center OF hotbed OF plot. coun.
i"rplot. adventure and romance gen
orally.
Tho drama whirls and vibraies
around Nantes adopted child The
comedy touches arc supplied by such
noted artists as Hoibrook Blinn. Har.
~ Myers Richard earle and Harry
Watson. Jf, while tho moro serious
and dignirled Incidents arr enacted
by Harrison Ford and Hobart Hos
worth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Painleve, Caillaux
Win Chamber Vote

PARIS, July D. ny United prcss)
Premier painleyc today received n
unanimous vote Of confidence IN the
senate on his Moroccan policy.
Tho chamber also gave FInnnolc
Minister Calllnux vote OF confidence
on his budget program, $40 to Goa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
BUST ON GOLF COURSE

LONDON. - Two golfers receives
the surprise OF their lives when they
started to tee off on golf course
here recently. on the course was a
bust II Nelson. II had been stolen
from a school the night before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
300 New Families
Settle in Canada

WINNIPEG. Man. July Thres
hundred families brought 10 Canada
under tho "aoco family scheme. ="
have been settled In the western
provinces 20 Ear this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
SHOW HORSE SKELETON

YORK. Eng The skeleton % the
famous race horse, Traecry, bred by
August Belmont at Lexington ny. u
now on exhibition at the Yorkshire
Philosophical socie,ys Museum here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age.
LudEatc, Wallace T.. Portland Legal
Miller. Doris f., Portland Legal
lsesnett. Hosea b. Spokane Legal
Bowling. Lille l.. GoYRn Legal
Cox. spencer V. Chiliiwnck. n. C.. 30
Gibson. Mary a.. ChilliwAck. Il {. %
Mcconhghy. Henry. Seattle Legal
Preher. Margaret W. Seattle Legal
Taylor. william C.. Seattle. Legal
Geisler. Floriro r.. Seattle Legal
Davis. George b.. Richmond
reach ss...s-..sss 81 ss.-, ieEal
Hoimgrcn. Mildred. scattis Legal
MccArd. William n. Seattle ......2s
Mcdonald. Grace T., Seattle 27
Davis, Virgil. Snoqualmle ...... 20
Addison. Ceciic L.. snoaualmie 20
Tuthill. George r., Seattle .......s5
Donaldson. Doris Estelle. Seattle Is
Hsvrrcamp. Fred D. Bellevue Legal
Clark. Blanche NJ. Bellevue. Legal
Mcbride. Dwight r.. Fresno. Cal IS
Mag, Mnybolle v, Oakland Il
Peterson. Ralph r.. Port Or
chard ................,.. Legal
Cline. Thoda r.. Port Orchard Legal
johnson. Elmer. Seattle Legal
johnson. Alice. Seattle Legal
Ahvenas. svante. Seattle .....22
sherman, Elsie. Seattle .s.22
Reynolds. Elmo, Seattle ......I.c,.r
Finlhy, Maxine. Seattle ... Legal
Plsano. Nick. Seattle ........LeSal
Galfano. Rose. Auburn ..........i7
Hagen. Arthur NJ. Seattle ......2S
Nelson. Hazel c.. Seattle ...sI
Morton. Burtls D., Everett Legal
Cameron, Maude, Everett -. Legal
capeloto. Victor. Seattle ........2b
Lion, Mary, Seattle ....,.......1e
Palmer. j. Lee, Spokane ILLEGAL
Stevenson. Ruth. Berkeley, CAl,LeEal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02

Blg Rushers are less than per
cent of tho oil wells drilled.
The Washington times., 1925-08-24
To BURN
WASTE FROM
RIVER
Coal Dust in Susquehanna to
Furnish Power in
Baltimore

The gold and silver of sunken
Spanish galleons are not the only
treasures which II is profitable to
salvage from under water. Some
times. as in the case of new
electric generating station which,
located upon the Susquehanna river
at HOLLYWOOD. is to serve Baltimore,
the treasure is nothing more than
coal dust and lots of it.
They are already dredging this
coal dust from the river bed and
when, within the next few weeks,
the new plant is in operation, 1t
will be fed to the boilers together
with coal obtained directly from
the mines. This latter coal will
be crushed and mixed with the
salvaged coal dust.
It is expected that this powdered
coal, when burned underneath the
boilers of the HOLLYWOOD pant, will
do about double the service of coal
in ordinary sizes. The generating
equipment of the plant, which is
shortly to go into operation. will
have a capacity of 10000 horse
power OF electrical energy, but
within a year the plants capacity
will be increased to $4,000 horse
power.
The Washington times., 1925-08-24
CITES FARMERS NEED
OF ELECTRIC CURRENT

"The farmers want electricity
mainly because they know that It
will make their lives better worth
living" says Professor II. w. Riley
os the Department of Rural Engi,
neering, New York State College of
Agriculture In commenting upon
why the demand for rural lines of
electric service companies is SO
In sistent
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ELECTRICITY USED IN
DEMoLISHING BUILDING

One does not usually consider
that the house wrecker is a user OF
electricity but in demolishing New
York's famous Madison Square
Garden, scene of political conven-
tons, great mass meetings, boxing
bouts, exhibitions and for many
years the place where the circus
held forthfeach spring, 800 horse
power of electrical energy is being
employed
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TERMINATES
KIDNAPPING CHARGE

NEW YORK. Aug ID. Three
men who had been jailed on charge
of kidnapping fifteen-year-old jose
phine Delivio on August IL were
discharged when Magistrate Rem
aud in Harlem Court learned that
one of the trio, Joseph Flanzoni,
twenty-five, had married the girl
prior to his and her arrest.
The two other prisoners were
Joseph Bucate and Giuseppe Pet
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ELEVATOR TO CARRY
VISITORS IN oBELlSK

Plans are being made to install
an electric elevator in the obellsk
of Fairview. Ky, which marks the
birthplace of jefferson Davis. first
and only president of the Confed-
eracy.
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nibus or automobile stage
wrecking or disablement of /,
mobile or horse-drawn vehic
wrecking or disablement 81
elevator.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-01
Ell DIR. LOPEZ SLCARDo
MARCHA A EUROPA

FL DR.. Rafael Lopez Sic&rdo.
uno do nuestros prestigios m6di-
cos mas s6lidos, marcha hoy en- e;
Manuel Arnls" con rumbo a Eu.
ropa en- donde visitar5 diferentos
paises.
FL viaje del Dr. Lopez sicardo
al mismo tempo que recreo le vro-
porcionara oportunidad de visitar
las clinicas mas afainadas de las
capitales del continente de donde,
con su penetration Q intelgcncia
extraordinarias, mucho bneno sacara
para traer Puerto Rico.
La clientela selecta y nuIner9sa
de este siTnpatico hombre de elem
cia 10 echara Inucho de menos en su
ausencia, pero son 1ndiscutibles los
benefcios que recibira cuando Ell
regrese, pues el DIR. Lopez Sicardo
traera nuevos metodos y proceed
adelantadisimos con que 50
guira su eterna 1ucha con los mi
crobios y las enfermedades
vaya al estilnado amigo y al so
lictiado medico nnestra mas cordial
despedida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-01
Un SenadOr pide que Sc ceIebre un
"Dia de Linpieza''

Ell senador Sanchez Morales, pretendiese de-
mosrar que an vven hoabTes teson en- Puerto Rico
ha presentado proyeeto h ley prop6sto supri
mir para siempre las de cabaos, que estan de-
ando la runa, ademas del bochorno que producer
muchos hogares todo el pals
En- el meIconado proyecto como saben los ectores Sc
establece confiscaci6n de los Hpodromos ley prn-
cipiara a regir el 10. de enero de 1926.
A afo, tan plausible motive, deberia denoni-
la mpiezap Muchos miles de madres
posas hijas, anegadas hoy lano, apresurarfan
solicitar que lie llamara as5
Apenas habra 1bilo al aberse estan cerrados los
Hip6dromos mas fatales las siete plagas de
Egipto!
Nj Monaco nj Montecarlo producer pinges fortu-
rna perdici6n. Cuando alguien
ha pretenddo poseer manana perenne de oroque ha
para numerosas failas manantial de lagTimas
ha eonfado la cola de los euadr1pedos que unidos
que monopolzan los Hipodromos los uni-
COS Puerto Rico que ehtan Ia cola.
He aqui la explicac6n del porqu6 de tres
ha habido NADIA tres Hip0dromos San
Juan que solo tienen por imitadores las panadeas.
Sc les va clausurando apenas inauguran. Pero ell
de representa- fortuna casi fabuosa,
que pagan, por slpuesto, los ALI juegan de-
iarlo integramente ell pan de sus faTniiares.
En- breye de segur cosas tendrfanos un cuarto
Hipodromo, para dejar pocos hanbrien-
que tuvieran la de sobrevr a1n despu6s de
plagas.
De modo que ha podido mas oportuno proyec-
ley presentado por e Sanchez Morales ouien
habra temdo prncinien cIausurar centrales
azucareros,.. para convertirse Hip6dromosl
iQue podia hacer hombre que tiene ell orgu-
llo de moraes-a pesar dc modestapor sus eie-
cutorias por apellfdo p. M
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-01
ULTIMA HORA
Memorial que ell AL
calde de San Juan, la
.Asanlblea Municipal
Y los Jefes de Depar=
taI17e1tos Municipal
figel al ptgcblo
en- conexioI1 con ell
proyecfO de gobierno
pOr cOmiSion

Por haber uegado demasiado tar
de a nuestra rsdacci6n no podemos
darle cabida en- nuestras colunlnas
atestadas de information va este
memorial que Ell Alcalde, la Asam-
be Municipal y los Jefes de Depar-
tamento de San Juan dirigen al pue
bio en- conexi6n con ell proyecto de
ley del senior Gonzalez DGena cream
do en- esta ciudad un gobierno por
comisi6n.
Aha va un extracto del mismo.
Despues de explicar la manera CO.
mo los electores les dieron el triunfo.
dice ga este sistema de organiza-
c-on municipal Sc opone intencionaI-
mente un Proyecto, hacienda case
oniso del respeto obligado la dig
nidsd del vote. Ese proyecto apa-
reJa una ofensa al electorado, al
cue. Sc macula de incapacidad para
eleglr sus representatives v perjudi-
ca, por modo notable, ell eanpeao ac-
tual de Puerto Rico dc eIegir su
'ropio gobernador
supuesta semejante inhabildad
del +cuerpo electoral de San Juan
el mas experimentado de la isla, la
Nacion Americana no confiara a
as urnas portorriquefias la election
tContinta en- Ia pag. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-01
Los SociaIistaS, ex-
preSamente CitadOs
pOr eI Iider lgIesias,
Sc reunen eSta nOCne
Ell prop0Sito-dice-es discu-
tir y adoptar la llnea de
conducta, que dehemos
Seguir

El Organizador General de Ia
American Federation of Labor, Sc
nador Santiago Iglesiss, ha invita-
do para hoy microbes, a las ocho de
la noche, en- la Federation Libfe,
Allen z. q todos los leaders Y re-
presentantes del novimiento obre-
70 insular de San Juan, Rio Piedras,
Bayamon y Cataho.
"Tiene por objeto principal esta
rouni6n-m manifesto Ell sr. Iglesias
-discutir y considerar los pocedi,
mientos de actrahdad que deben
ponerse en- practica en- la Immediate
campafia de reconstruction econ0-
mica, industrial Y social del pals,
y en- direction al bienestar, engran
decimiento y capacidad de las mu-
chedumbres explotadas. La organi-
zaci6n obrera insular, sus prinei-
pios y aspiraciones nacionaIes Q
internacionales constituira ell to-
pico de consideration mas insere-
sante Nuestro objective Sc dirige 3
conseguir que la campaha de agi-
tacion, organization y educacion
sea energica y constructive, como
preparation de defensa entire los
productores explotados del pals, Y
fin de que leguen a ejercer Ia
influencia debida en la lucha eco
nomica-social por su bienestar y
libertad"
(Contintla en- la pag. q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-01
DoNA ANA MARIA HERNANDEZ
DE GONZALEZ EMBARcA EN- Ell
alAEA Arrrrsr AnArrre,,

DONA ANA MARIA HERNANDEZ
DE GONZALEZ EMBARcA EN- Ell
MANUEL ARNUs"
Hoy embarca en- el trasatlantico
Manuel Arnds'' la respectable y
distinguidisirna sehora dofia Ana Ma
ria Hernandez do Gonzalez, amanti-
sima esposa de nuestro estimado
amigo v prestigioso caballero don
Manuel Gonzalez.
Todos conocemos q los esposos
Gonzalez en- Puerto Rico. Pocas IA
milias cuentan con la distinction So
cial que esta, ejcmplar por muchos
modos.
La partida de Doha Ana Maria &C.
ra sentida en- San Juan y la isla por
10 mas granada de nuestra socie-
dad.
Dofa Ana Maria marcha Espaaa
-cariaos dc madre-a unirse sus
hijos que ahora estudian en- una de
las mejores uniyersidades de la pc
ninsula
LIE enviarnos esta seiiora distin-
guida nuestro mas fno saludo junto
con el deseo de que la travesia le
sea feiz y alegre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-01
NUEsTRA PosIc1oN


Y ahora, para terminar, quere-
mos acIarar de una vez y para STEM
pre-, Y quizas 81 por la mil6sima
yez, que Ell MUNDo es un peri6-
dico de INFORMATION, y que no
tiene motive alguno para ocuitar a
sus lectores una noticia, que seg1n
confiesa cierto peri6dico que nos
coinbate, estaba circulando desde
hacia algunos dias. Pues precisamen-
te por ESQ, porque estaba circulando,
y porque nosotros somos Ell peri6di-
co de INFoRAEAcIoN en- Puerto
Rico, dinsos Ia noticia. Tampoco
vacilainos en decir al puniico que
ei propio Hartzell negaba la noti-
cia, Nuestra posicion es pues bien
clara. Ell MUNDo, s6pase bien, Sc
debe al plblico, y como tai, lie tras-
mite todas las noticias que vienen a
eonocimiento nuestro. Nos guia un
solo fin, tener a Puerto Rico EN-
TERo debidamente INFoRMADo
de todo cuanto ocufre y Sc dice.
X no queremos terninar sin de-
cir, que nuestra information con-
fdencial de aver, nos merece entero
crsdito, y que nadie debe extrafiar-
sc 81 en- breve algunos Sc llevan una
sorpresa. Nosotros hemos cumpldo
nuestro deber de INFoRMADo-
RES, pues no es justo que una "no-
ticia que circulaba desde hace
dias," como dice cierto articulista,
Sc quede en- ell tintero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-01
|SE CREE QUE OTROS EMPLEADOS DEL ~NCOME
TAX han De CORRfR LA MISMA SUERTF QUE
III Tiff DF FSTF NEG0CIADl INV I~c,,cT co,c,c =, =
En- un casoxque pende ante ell Tri=
bunal de Guayama Sc l1abla de
SupueStaS inmoralidades

Nuestros departarhentos oficiales,
suelen ser centros an6nimos, donde
casi nunca Sc ofrece una noticia
sensational.
La marcha ratinaria de estas of.
cinas solo Sc interrnmpe con algu-
nos sucesos sencillos: el traslado de
un empleado snbalterno o la sus--
pension de algdn mensaterO que no
rindi6 a tempo la jOrnada de un
servieio encomendadole :.
Is todo 10 mas que ocurre.
Pero, el sabado el Departamento
de Hacienda, que dirige Ell Hon. Te-
sorero sr. Gallardo, rompi6 la mo-
nosonia oficinesca con una nota sen
sacional, acaso alarnante,-por 10
sintomatica-en esas latitudes donde
seg1n insinuamos antes, jamAs ha
ocurrido NADIA que tenga los homo
res De un Tea-pot-dome.
supinos aver que ell sabado, ell
Hon. Tesorero, con esa calma ri,
sueha que caracteriza al Sr. Ga
llardo hasta en- los mas dificiles
instantes de su vida. anunci6 al Je-
fe del 'Income-Tax" sr. Jose N.
Purcell, que auedaba suspendido de
enlpleo y sueldo.
segdn parece, la actitud del sr.
Gailardo Sc ha hecho extensive. ada
mas, al Assistant del Negocia.
DO, S. s s. Plana de Bal, asegu-
randose que aunque este no ha siao
suspendido oficialinente, todavfa,
correra id6ntica suerte quo su Ja-
fe, el ST. Purcell,
a juggar por 100 infornss que
circular, todo hace Greer que esta
iniciatiya del sr. GaIardo ohedece
al possible resultado de la inyesti-
gaci6n que en- los asuntos del "In-
come-Tax" SO viene practicando
desde hace dias
Por las noticias que Sc tienen de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-01
Ell MUNDo" Y sUs IN
FoRMACIoNEs

mi record en- Puerto Rico du-
rants % afos no necesita comenta-
rios. y Que juzgue pues el pals.
''Ahora bien, 20 debo decir a
I'd. que agradezco los terminus en-
comiasticos en- que Sc expresa Ell
MUNDo en- 10 que a mi persona
respecta. 81 algo ocurriera, puede
I'd. estar seguro de que Ell NUN
DO sera ell primer peri6dico en- dar
la noticia.
"Yo no soy amigo de la publ
cidad y espero que I'd. comprenda
que nada mas puedo decirle"
Con 10 cual nos despedimos dan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-01
FRANCIA APRUEBA Ell Ola
DE OCHO HORAS

PARIS, mario 81. Gable Fran
ces).-El Consejo de Estado ha
aprobado el proyecto de decreto de
ocho horas en- la marina de CO.
mercio que establece Ia equivalen-
cia entire ocho horas de presencia
Y ocho horas de trabajo.