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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Rev. Jansen to Be
Pastor of Trinity

Tn. vacancy in Trinity Lutheran
church. caused by tho calling OF
Rev Feeder 20 Chicago. will be
filled on Sunday. when Rev. Jansen
OF Yakima, president OF the Wash.
ington and Oregon district. will be
Installed aS pastor. having accepted
n call sent him by the congrega.
ton
His installation will take place
Sunday afternoon. March l. at J
p. m. The Rev r.. Sreufcrt OF
Ballard will officiatc at the cere-
mony. Rev. Jansen will deliver his
sermon on the morn.
ing OF March S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
ALL ABOUT EISsTEIN

PARIS. Proving again that Elm.
stein started something. Prof Nor,
ris Lccot OF the University OF Lou.
vain has found ATS books nbou,
the author OF the theory OF relatively.
or this number only S3s were writ
ten In his native land Of Germany.
Great Britain contributing 1850,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

sands OF votes az the primary No
doubt IL ala cost him some votes.
bat The leaders Of tho city hall en-.
pluyes who are opposing tho man
aE.r plan were unable 90 deliver amy.
thiug IKE their fun strength against
Erickson
out az five prominent civil service
men interviewed the day following
Tho primary, three Of them stated
they had voted for him on the ground
that n the manager proposition car.
riod. they wanted men 81 the Erlok
son type on the council.
There are somr business men lu
the city who arc not entirely "sold"
ON the city manager measure who
have expressed similar sentiments.
Erickson has lived lu Seattle for
more than 80 years, coming here
from Minneapolis, For a time ne
engaged actively IN business no a
member Of the Washington Eleya-
TOR ca Fourteen years ago he was
elected 10 the city council and has
served four terms as an active mem.
bcr Of that body lie resigned JaBu,
AIRY ]. 1894, Go run FOR mayor. but
was defeated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
PROTEST STAMP TAN

LISBON Shopkeepers in Lisbon
are refusing TO collect the recent
stamp tax on bottled goods, includ-
ing wine. mineral waters and per-
fumery. Several prominent business
men have been arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
TO MANY COOKS,

LONDON. - Buckingham Palace.
the home OF the royal family OF
Great Britain. has four chefs. IS
cooks and n large number OF other
kitchen helpers. One chef dcvotes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
ny j. r. JUSTICE

WHttE Oliver T. Erickson needs
w mo- Introduction 90 this voters
OF Seattle. after a years vacation
Il might Doe Interesting 20 know what
no looks like.
with the exception Of a few more
gray hairs, a more youthful look hy
some five years. and a little less
stoop OF the shoulders because he
has carried no municipal burdens FOR
a year. he Is tho same Oliver T.
Erickson and runs Tor the nomina
ton Tor council with the same speed
that hc did In his younger days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
WORK 10 HOIlRs DAILY

sEgLTN.-German workmen now
ssrk 10 hours a day. except in a
rzs OF other underground work.
saortiy after the end Of the war. the
eerman republic passed a law for an
sght-hour day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
ADVOCATE OF
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP

he is a ttaunch supporter ~ ma.
nicipally owned utilities. and has
done much work lu connection with
tho city lighting plant
lie opposed tho purchase Of the
street railway system on the ground
that the price was too high. tle
~ firm believer IN the skagii
project. but insists that tho cost ~
kepr down. And Il ia his opinion
that with q competent city manager
all OF the public utilities would ho
paying Investments.
n j. conceded by his enemies that
he can ~ depended upon 20 30 what
hc says he will In all public matters.
that his record for economy iV good
and that be knows the affairs ~ the
city better than most men DO.
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Be1, Franklin Loses
Sinecure in School
He Held for Years
Former Alley Cats Fleos
Bring Him Exile From
Board of Education

Ben Franklin is sad He has lost
his. prestige; his friends are shy of
him, and, worst of all, the amorous
petting which he once enjoyed is now
a mere memory.
Ben Franklin is only a common
species of alley cat but with careful
rearing he has had q carefree happy
life without a pedigree since he un-
tremendously took up his residence
several years ago in the Franklin
School, where are located the admins
tration offices of the District public
school system. Ben was as welcome
as a large school budget. Supt. Frank
w. Ballou petted him and even per-
mitted him to slumber in the quiet
confines of his private office; other
school authorities treated him with
equal hospis2 2lity, and the pretty
clerks fed HIM dainties and stroked
him affectionately.
But things are different now.
There's nothing but sorrow and dis
comfort in Ben'S life. He has no one
to blame except himself and evolution
which developed the pesky flea to
burden hairy animals in Summer.
UnconSciouSly, of course. Ben rid
himself of some of the little pests in
the Franklin School the other day
Naturally the feas searched for other
parking grounds. They showed no
regard for persons or positions and
when scratching became epidemic
Ben Franklin went protestingly back
into the alley whence he came.
In the meantime. George Hulse
who supervises the custodian activ-
tiles at the Franklin. put his squad
10 work with death-to-insect sprays,
and today the intellectual atmosphere
at the Franklin School appeared to
he restored. But Ben Franklin will
not he happy again until the doors
of the school are opened to him most
graciously.
Evening star., 1925-07-09
CAR SKIDS ON TRACK
AT 80 MILES AN HOUR
Speed of 100 Found Necessary to
Keep Racers From Slipping
on Speedway Turns.

Ninety miles an hour may be con-
sidered fast travelling for an auto
mobile on the highway, but it isn't
fast enough to enable a racing car
to take the turns on the new speedway
near Laurel. a test showed yesterday.
Vic Spooner, youthful millionaire
sportsman of Boston, in trying out the
new wooden bowl before a group of
newspaper men and fellow racing
fans, found that although his Deusen-
berg racer was tipping around the
track at more than a mile and a half
per minute, it was not creating enough
centrifugal force to prevent him from
skidding downward on the 4S-degree
banks.
Those present agreed that speed
of less than 100 miles an hour Is un-
safe on so sharply inclined a speed
way. Otherwise the cars will tend
TO sideslip toward the center of the
bowl at the turns.
Spooner had not completed more
than four or five laps Yesterday be-
fore he fell a victim of new
Evening star., 1925-07-09
ASKS WORLD UNION
OF YOUNG PEOPLE
Baptist Leader Urges Anal
gamation of Church ACtivi-
ties of All Christian Youth.
Bv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 9.-Con-
solidation of all the young people s
UNCONVENTIONAL organizations in
America and the formation of a
Christian youth movement of Ameri.
ca was urged by the Rev. Mark F.
Sanborn, Detroit, in an address be
fore the Baptist Young Peoples I'm
ion of America here today. Rev. San.
born is president of the union.
He held that such an orga MIA ton
would "be one of the mightiest forces
for good in the world. We could con-
solidate all the unorganiZed idealism
OF the Christian youth of America
and direct that idealism along practi-
cal channels and place ii at the dis
posal of the great constructive social
programs of our day. When so or
ganiZed we might call ourselves the
American Youth Auxiliary, and look
forward to the day when we could
have a world youth auxiliary"
Would Enroll 10000, 900.
DR.. Sanborn spoke of the Christian
Endeavor Union, the Epworth League,
the Luther League. the Y. NJ. c. A,
the Y. w. G. A, the Student Nolun-
teer Movement the Baptist Young
Peoples Union of America and other
0rSdnlZd tlonS that should become al
lied with an aroused. trained and
united group of l0.000.000 Christian
young people, the industrial, political,
social religious and racial problems
could he solved, idealism would sup
plant the menace Of materialism and
Jesus Christ could be crowned Lord
of ALL"
Creation OF a department of evan
Eelism was urged. The Northern Bap-
tist convention has decided to empha-
size evangelism above all other pro-
grams and the board of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of America is
including such department in its
recommendations.
Members Of the union divided their
time today between group confer
ences, a business session and visits to
James Whitcomb Riley's home, the
World War memorial plaza and other
points of interest.
Evening star., 1925-07-09

trackitis," always prevalent on. the
opening of new wooden tracks. His
car was forced out by a fiat tire,
caused by a nail that had been over
looked in the preliminary sweeping.
Fred Wegner, veteran referee, who
will drop the flag at the dedication
grind Saturday, gave instructions for
"a thorough cleaning of the planking
prior to the qualification tests to-
morrow. He pronounced the track in
excellent condition otherwise.
Evening star., 1925-07-09
CALMLY AWAITS DEATH.
Rodney Hoke, Slayer of Peddler
Goes to Chair Early Tomorrow.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
RICHMOND. Va, July 9-Rodney
Hoke, young mountaineer, will go to
his death in the electric chair tomor-
row morning before o'clock for the
murder of an aged peddler. named
Brown. in the early part of this year
He was informed of the governors s
refusal to interfere with the SEN
tence as he sat in his cell in the
penitentiary. Hoke was apparently
unconcerned
Evening star., 1925-07-09

Crocodiles, like ostriches, swallow
pebbles and small stones for the pur
pose of grinding the food in thtr
StOmachS.
Evening star., 1925-07-09

Sig n and
present this
COUPON to
your regular
grocer for the
free bottle.
(Only one bottle
to . family.
Evening star., 1925-07-09

Guldens is valuable aid to digestion.
Tear off the coupon NOW
CLIP the coupon now, so you won't forget.
Give it to your grocer and get this delicious mild
mustard without cent of cost to you.
Charles Gulden, Inc, Dept. PP24. Elizabeth
Street, New York City.
Evening star., 1925-07-09

favorite salad dressing, sauce or
other recipe. It is delicious on
all meats and many vegetables.
Food authorities call It
"digestion's best friend"
THE piquant mustard flavor
awakens your tastebuds-the
sensitive nerves of the mouth.
They instantly quicken and
increase the flow of saliva and
other DIGESTIVE illices. . Thus
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
EN SEPTIEMBRE EMPEZARAN
LAS MANIOBRAS DE LA ES-
CUADRA INGLESA.

LONDRES, agosto "a. Gable
Frances - Las maniobras de la
escuedra inglesa comenzaran en-
septiembre % en- la region de Sa-
lisbury. FL Ministro de Guerra
concede una gran importancia a
este asunto pues Sc experimental
ra con nuevas armas y metodos
de guerra especiales. Lord Cavan,
jefe del Estado Mayor General I'm
perial sera director de las manic
bras. Su cuartel general estara en-
Andover. Las tropas que tomaran
parte Sc llamaran Armada Mercia
y Armada Wessex. Sc lie prestara
gran atenci6n la cooperation de
las fuerzas terrestres y a6reas.
Sc cree que 1el Mariscal Petain
Y el General Debeney asistiran a
una parte de las maniobras, junto
con otros oficiales franceses. Ell
Mariscal Haig estara tamhien pre-
sente. Tambien Sir Hugh Tren-
chard, del servicio aeronautico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
ORDENANZA DE EMPRESTITO
Y TRANSFERENCIAS
LA SESSION DEL CONSEJO EJE
CUTIVO CELEBRADA AVER

En- session extraordinaria cele-
brada por el Consejo Executive en-
la oficina del Gobernador, a las
diez de la manana del dia de
aver Sc. aprob6 una ordenanza de-
nunicipio de San Juan para la con
tratacion de un pr6stamo por la
.cantidad de $4,000 con ell fin de
.reforzar las part;das para fondos
ordinarios y fondos escoIares.
siiFue tambien acuerdo aprobar
la ordenanza del municipio de va
hucoa autorizando transferencias
entire. partidas del emprestito de
S250,Q0, en- la forma siguiente:
De la partida:
Redistribution de veinte casas
eseuelas rurales de hormigon y
conapra de terreno para las mis-
mas @ -. $8,502.92.
A la partida:
ssConstruccion Gle un edificio es-
collar de cuatro salones, ciencias
,donlesticas Y artes manuales. :.
ss.. -. So, 8,502.92.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
Ell octo del domingo en- Yduco

bondad improbable. Don Antonio
Rodriguez, padre, asi como su hi
jo del mismo nombre, nos colma-
ron de tantas atenciones que mas
nos parecfa aquello un buen ,sueno
rosado que realidad de este mum
do que a. cada ,naomento Sc aparta
mas hasta de las. necesarias reg!as
de urbapidad. IA que seg4irt nom
brando? Yauco para nosotros -ha
adquirido una signifcaci6n. diff
Gil de olvidar.. ~. ~
"A las nueve, acompahados per
ell venerable 'Monsenof Torres, en-
prendimos, via Aibonito, el Niaje
de regreso. Y una yez en- San
Juan hemos .seguido anQrando e6n
fruici6n las horas pasadas en- la
progresista ciudad del Sur en DON
de tantos y tan bucnos amigos hi
cimos en- un molnento Il g..
A fe que Aagradecemos al buen
amigo. don Rafael Colorado que
nos invitase para tan simpatico
acto. -f}'!-r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
RORAH DEsCONTENTO CON Ell
ACUERDO BELGA.


WASHINGTON, agosto "a. (Ca-
BILE Frances. y Ell Senador Borah
presidente de la Comisi6n de Asun-
tos EXtranjeros del Senado, no es-
ia satisfecho con ell acuerdo con-
cerniente a la consolidation de la
Geuda belga. Borah ha telegrafiado
I'll Senador Smott, Presidente de
Ia Comision de Finanzas Y MEM
bro de la Comisi6n de la Deuda,
preguntandole 81 csc acuerdo crea
un precedente Ell Senador Smott
ha contestado:
"Nuestra Comision ha expuesto
Y hecho phblica en- todos los peri6-
dicos las razones por las cuales
Sc han concedido condolences espe-
ciales a Belgica. Ell acuerdo ha
sido aprobado en- general por la
prensa. Ese acuerdo no constitui-
ra un precedente para los otros
arreglos. Yo puedo convencer a
oua5quiera que ese acuerdo es ell
mejor que podia hacerse en- las
circunstancias reinantes en- B6lgi-
ca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
DON MANUEL MENDIA,
Y ESPOSA

En- ell vapor "San Lorenzo" lie
90 aver San Juan acompanadc
de su distinguida esposa nuestrl
buen amigo, ell prestigioso fnan
ciero portorriqueno Y jefe de va
rias firmas de esta capital, dor
Manuel Mendia.
Nuestro amigo asistio a la Con
vencion Annual de la Orden de Ca
balleros de Colon, como delegadc
por Puerto Rico.
POGO despues de su llegada ST
persona en- Fortaleza en- union de
Lcdo. Ortiz Alibran y del seno1
Acosta Quintero, para dar la bien-
venida a nombre de la Orden al
general Mcintyre.
| La llegada de los esposos Men.
dia San Juan, verdaderas Co
leftgn2as de nuestra sociedad, es
motive de gran algeria para su:
muchas amistades.
Ell MUND0 hace spya esa ale
gria y extiende su mas afectuo.
so saludo De bienvenida tan
distinguidos y buenos amigos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
CATLLAUX CONFERENCIA
CON CHURCHILL.

LONDRES, agosto "a. Gable
Frances. y Caillaux lego aver
por Ia noche. Venia acompanado so
iamente de su secretario V Bar
maud, inspector de Finanzas. Fu6
recibido en- la estacion por el en-
bajador frances Y el Canciller In
giles.
Sc entrevist6 con Churchill en-
Tesoreria Y ALI hablaron sobre la
consolidation de las deudas fran
cesas. Las conversaciones han sido
muy cordiales.
Esta tarde volveran a reunirse.
Sc espera que la conferencia dura-
r3 hasta el martes por la tarde
Como la conversation es informal
no Sc anuncian los resultados has
ia cue ambos no hayan informado
sus gabinetes respectivos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
SE AHORCA A los ASESI.
NOS DE SIR LEE STACK


CAIRO, agosto "a. Gable
Frances.)- Los -ases.nos de Sir
Lee Stack, gobernador general de
Soudan, han sido ahorcados uno
despues del otro a intervalo de
As minutes. Add Ell Fattah Fua-
yatm, uno de los conspiradores,
ha visto su pena de muerte redu-
cirse la de prisi6n perpetua por
haber servido la corona denun-
ciando sus completes. Una muche-
dumbre inmensa Sc reuni6 alrede-
dor de la prision, esperanto en-
ailencio la aparici6n de la bande-
IA negra que marcaba cada eje-
cucf6n. Sc les permiti6 los con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
La Federation iniCia
tuerte Cdmpd1d de
mltineS
$4,000 lpno desfian e cadaver de Pancho Villa
ESta noChe Sc CeIebrara
ell primero

En- consonancia con los acuer
dos adoptados por la Union Obre
IA Central de San Juan. desde e
dla de hoy Sc inaugurara una fuel
te campana pdblica de mitines p1
hucos, celebrandose ell primero de
"ilos en- el popular Barr<o "Tras
Talleres, hoy martes, las siete
de la noche.
Los topicos tratar son los ST.
gulentes: Labor Day, Organiza-
clon gremial y tratar la nueva ley
de arbitrios en- todo su alcance.
I'm gran numero de oradores ha
sldo escogido, quienes divididos
por zonas realizaran dicha labor.
que sera llevada todos los pue-
bios de la isla.
I'm el mitin de hoy, hablaran los
oradores senores Cr:stino Dome
mech, Bolivar Pagan, Florencio Ca
Deilo, Eduardo Conde, Emilio Fa-
flza y Miguel Bernard Silva. Ade-
mas existe otra division de pro-
fagandistas compuesta por los Sc
hores Jose Tapia, Antonio Olava-
rrla' Andres MARTINEZ Y Juan.
FL segundo mitin sera celebrado
en- la Parada 25, frente a La lyle
s'a Catoliea y sucesivamente en-
Id Parada q Barrio Obrero.
Otro mitin Sc celebrara en- Ia
Fiaza Baldorioty, donde habra una
feffoncentraci6n de los habitantes
de Ia cludad Y sus barrios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
Sc matO pOrQae....
Continuation de Ira. pagina)

Continuation de Ira. pagina(
IL zmdn al yer que el carro, guia
10 por ii que NJ tenia plaea n Ii
cencia dc ch6fer, habia nqfnd9 a
sYsc, II. DO
S1 {: daver fue hallat en- "a OH
LA de la carretera, unos criatre q 8
l6metros mas lejos de donde Sc
origino ell accidente del truck.
Segun los vecinos, ese trecho 10
cruz6 Guzman -vertiginosa, loca
carrera, gritando que iba a suici
darse.
Una guagua de pasajeros que
iba en- direction opuesta, crey6
que Sc trataba de un borracho, y
no hizo ease de sus gritos. Tai .pez
81 en- esos instantes hay una per-.s.
soma que lie aconseja y le aclara
su posici6n ante la justicia, des-
pues del vuelco del truck, Guzman
no sella los impulses y temoregz de
su alma sencilla, con un fiero.,
disparo de revolver. -Porque este
hombre, real Y efectiyamente Sc
mat6, por no sentirse. capaz de
responder por una mueEte= della
que el Sc suponia responsible
En- este case. como EN-. el. que
describimos en- otro lugar, IA Pc
licfa de Cayey actu6 Immediate
fnente, distingui@ndose, sobre todo,
el inteligente jefe, senor Rivera
Cabrera, quien, suministr6 at .Juezs
municipal toda la prueba del case.
Certified la lnuerte del Chofer ell
doctor Jose Gonzalez, de. Cayeyk y
la de Maldonado, ell muerto en- el
accidente del, truck, el doctor Be-
nitez, tambien de Cayey. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25

ma de actuacion del Partido Repu-
ohcano, sin haber legislado toda-
via, y sin tener experiencia de CO.
mo Sc presentarian entendfa de bue
ma fe que los cuerpos colegislado-
res no tan solo no deberian ser di
rigidos por nuestros amigos del
nomento Sino que tambien no de-
heriamos en- aquel instante pernri-
tir igualdad parlamentaria en- am
bas camaras.
/ -Despues vino mi Resolution en-
Ia Camara. congruente con todos
/ mis- actos anteriores determinantes5
de una politica aItiva la yez cue.
diplomatica, ,politica unionista, fren
to la politica. que segtlia por
entonces La Ahanza, Y Ell jeFe de
Ia Union en- I'M caucus derrot6 la
resolucion mia. Esa es otra oca-
sion, en- que he tsrlido 70 que de
fender los tntereses y e1 programa
de mi partido frente al jefe unio-
nista. Yo tenia necesidad de de-
+ cir este para que Ell pals 10 supple
"a. va 10 he dicho, va ell pals
10 sabra. Al referirme al pals no
cncierro en- este concepto a los si-
carlos aduladores de las ciudades
aldeas que hacen politica aspi-
rande eternamente ,n cargo pubh-
co remunerado. Me refero al pue-
bio puertorriqueno.
Voy la Asamblea y llevare un
Prograna para defenderlo. Creo
que como gobierno para Ell presente
es satisfactorio el que define la Re-
soluclon de mi buen amigo Y brillan
te estadista senior Tous Soto. Ese
Programa sera defendido por mi
en- la Asamblea Unionista desde ell
y FNN-A'N w NAoIo uc1 Sud LuS 1uH0Q1d-
to. En- cuanto al porvenir no me
eXphco 70 que pueda silenciarse
Entiendo que el presente es tan fd.
gaz que puede decirse que todo ms
tante de ahora es ell pasado. El
ma1ana. ell porvenir, lqu6 hemos de
s1lenciarlo! Es deber de los direc.
torres pubhcos orientar La juventud
y abrir el surco del de venir ire
la Asamblea manteniendo la teo-
ria del plebiscito a base de, Prime
ro: estado lbre asociado. como Ir-
landa; segundo: Independence. con
sin Ell protectorado.
omito eel estado clasico sin expo
ner raz6n alguna porque hago mas
todas las q. brillantemente expuso
la inteligente pluma del Presidente
de La oamara de Representatives., Sc
nor Tous Soto.
En- politica no Sc debe ser pre-
suntuoso y egoista.
Defender Ell presente porque es
cosa factible para ser inmortaliza-
do por los simples no denunc1a
buena voluntad nj patriotismo
| FL porvenir, nebuloso, incierto,
lieno de lucha y de sacrificios cruen
tos, mcrir con la esperanza ell
prop6sito de llegar sin haber llega.
do, no recibir nj DIR ell APPLAUSE del
exito, pero tener la fe la volnntad
y el patriotismo dc trabajar sin pre-
tensiones nj vanidades para hacer
una patria y orientar la juventud en-
el trabajo dignificador esa es la la.
Dor meritoria y ennoblecedora del
patricia y del director de multitu,
des. Para ell presente: el Programa
de Tous Soto, para ell future ell pie
biscito con ell estado libre v la In
dependencia y en- ell presente y en- el
future buena voluntad y PATRIOTS
mo sin que nos importer los exi-
T, tos pasajeros nj los trinnfos eff
meros