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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26

Ell discurso del Comisionado Huy-
Ike en- el banquete al ilustre Ton1as
Navarro es todo un progranla dc
altos ideales, vertido en- oportun&
hora de despedida, al elnisario de
espirituahdad que la vieja madre
descubridora nos manda:e para
unir vinculos y para estrechar aun
mas los lazos que en- hora santa y
bendita la providencia nos lepar6.
Destruye falsas opiniores verti-
das en- las catedras penisulares de
una supuesta infehcidad del terru
no. Da relieve a La realidad poll
:tica actual. Sintetiza ell InaravilIo-
so progreso de la insula en- su as
pecto material. Trae al primer pla-
no del hermoso cuadro, en- viYisi-
mos colores, el supreme eseuerzo en-
pro de la instruction de nuessro
pueblo. Hace yer las oporGunidades
de los nativos en- la vida continen
tai. Realza los esfuerzos para Ia con
servaci6n de las bellas tradiciones
raciales Y la adQuisici6n de las nue.
vas hermosas conquistas del nc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
CINE LUNA

Alice Lake y David Powell en-
La gran cinta ''La Hija del Marti-
rio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26

nento. Cita al gran Munoz en- suS
sapocalipticas sentencias. Dfende la
cultrra madre, unida al de adop.
cion, en- Ell milagroSo destino dc
nuestro pueblo; llamado a realizar,
como Atenas la de Pericles, Espa-
fla la de Isabel, las islas del Mar
Egeo, un destino providencial y di-
vino solo reservado a los puerlos
senalados por ell indice creador.
Nd
Arturo Brisbane, Ell famoso publ
cista americana, dice que Ell pals
necesita mas poblaci6n para con-
sulnir 10 que La naci6n produce. que
los alimentos, vestidos dennis
articulos podrian satisfacex Ia de-
manda de Glen miuoncs mas, Y que
la ley restringiendo la jnnigra-
ci6n es estupida y contraproducen-
to en- extreme.
FL problema de aqui es la anti
tests del de ala. Necesitarlos mas
alimento para dar basto la
enorme poblacion. Hace falta yes
tidos v artfcllos en- abundancia, y
la poblaci6n, forzada al psro obi
gado de una industrial negativa,
deambula ocioSa por las Gales de
nuestras poblaciones, mo somoS
acaso parte integral dc La naci6n
que tiene parte en- los probleHlas
de su vida y que sigue paso a paso
su natural destino? GPor que esa
notable antitesis de una vida tan
desigual?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
PARoUE

"La Escuela de las Esposas"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26

La Legislature ha terminado sus
sesiones y despues de iarga espera
abord6 Ell problema de las reduccio-
mes presupuestales. instruction di6
un paso atras, con centenares de
escuelas clausuradas, miles de ri.
nos arrojados q la vida de la for
gada ociosidad y de truncadas am
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
OLlMPO

La magnihca production lei I'm
postor"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
NJ
CARIBE
(Pta. de Tierra)

El grandioso drama de gran emo
ci6n lei Calvario de Madre. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
ElHllNlQl6
RlALTo

Milton Sills en- "Cuando Ell Amor
Triunfa''.
, 1925-04-15
Drill for Oil in Arctic

Great FallS.-Dispatches from Cal
gary, Can, that the Imperial
OIL company, through its operating
company. the Northwest, is preparing
to return TO the Arctic region for a
busy season of drilling in the Macken-
zie river basin near Fort Norman.
Angus Sutherland, now Mt Calgary.
head driller of the Northwest. who
brought the drilling crew out from
Fort Norman last fall. will lead the
party back with the opening of the
Mackenzie river. II is not likely, how
ever, that they will reach the Arctic
field before July 4.
, 1925-04-15
NATIONAL CAPITAL BRIEFS


w,sbtng.op -rntarnaI reyenue col.
,o.+ors hnre Neon ordered bv Commits.
,,onor NOT 20 tho now in
c,mo tox records from nubIjc inspec.
zion ur,i, given further outborItv from
No ,n,ar,,, ro,orra huraou Tho tox
ret,rns will not he available TO the
,uh,,o r,,1 of,or JrIv , n, rho carl.
To-, ord ,reosrrv Officials exnect that
.ho onsti,,,ionolitv of nevsnoner pub.
,,..,ion ., mo ,ox lists will have heen
s.tormIpad nv rho snnreme court nv
,ho, .r,o
In,or,or doror,uep+ surveyors oro
,rcnoring "a harip soon he sub-df.
r,s,on 10 200 ,ovpshi,s within tho ro.
,toro, forests tho nurnose beinq To in.
crease tho fire notroI efficiency
,,noin+mort nv SECRETARY Waaks NJ
control commIt,ees m o~rroniza n n Il
nro,no,e colf md ,ennis In tho army
nos onrorrced
II ruu facilities NJ the National
poi Cross In tho handling of tho ,or.
nodo relief situotion nj Miami. Fla.
, 1925-04-15
HOT WATER LAKE IN
NATIONAL FOREST

Bellingham. Wash.-A second hot
water lake, 30 acres in extent. has been
discovered in the Mount Baker nation
al forest in northwest Washington. IT
was announced here recently by w. j.
Elliot. prospector and explorer. who
said he found it last summer. The
other lake of hot water in the Mount
Baker preserve is about 80 acres in
size.
The new lake. Eliot said, is Mt an
altitude Of about 5000 feet. and he es-
timated the temperature of its waters
Mt 112 degrees Fahrenheit. II is located
in very rugged country to the east of
Mount Baker.
Three hot springs have been located
in the Mount Baker national forest.
, 1925-04-15
WORLDS GREATEST
A|RPLAkE VESSEL
THE SARATOGA WILL BE MOTHER
TO A BROOD OF 72 PLANES
SISTER SHIP ADDED LATER
Electric Power Plant Designed to
Develop About 10000
Horse Power

Camden.-An experiment as Signlfi-
cant of the ultimate evolution of naval
warfare, perhaps as was the first trial
of iron armor plating on battleships,
was Initiated by the United States navy
in the launching of the u. s. s. Sara
toga. which will be commissioned the
worlds largest airplane carrier and the
fastest craft of its kind in the world.
II will be the longest naval vessel of
any design in the world. The Sara
toga is S74 feet long with a beam of
105. Her electric power plant Is de-
signed to develop 10000 horsepower.
greater than the combined rated out
put of six electr'c-driven capital ships
now in commission. the New Mexico,
California. Tennessee, Maryland, Colo
RADIO and West Virginia. h will have
a speed of 33 knots an hour and n fly
Ing deck reaching from stem to stern.
The Saratoga will be driven by huge
electric motors. the power being gen
Grated by turbines operated by steam
from &c oll-fired boilers. She will
carry eicht-inch rifles. the limit of
size for ships of her type under the
treaty, and will weigh more than 3D.
900 tons. The power plant Of the new
naval giants would he capable of sup
plying the electrical needs of a city of
nearly 100000 inhabitants.
The vessel will he mother 4 n brood
Of - planes. 81 of which Will he bomb
ers. Beside these planes. stores Of
explosives and aircraft parts with re
pair shops, will constitute part of her
equipment.
, 1925-04-15
African Revolution

Capetown. South Africa.-The South
African government has suddenly been
called upon to deal with II revolt in
the inundated territory of southwestern
Africa. a former German colony. The
trouble does not affect the whole ter
rltory. hut is confined To the Reno
both tribe of ~half-castes. who demand
independence and have appealed to the
league of nations for support. Ad-
mlnistrator Hoefmyer has rome TO the
scene with an armed force.
, 1925-04-15
S|XTY.F|vE CARS FOR
YELLOWSTONE PARK
Night Until Order Can be
Fully Completed

Chicago.-Harry w. Child, head of
the Yellowstone Park transportation
system, let a contract to the White
company Of Cleveland for 102 sight
seeing motor cars and 20 trucks.
This is the largest order for motor
coaches ever recorded.
The order was taken by the COM
pany with an agreement to oper-
ate day and night until June to COM
plete the cars. The vehicles will fill a
train of Go cars. which will run directly
from Cleveland TO Livingston. the near
est station to the national park, and
will thence be driven 60 miles to the
reservation.
A new garage covering two acres al
ready In under construction Mt Gardin-
er to house the new cars. The wreck
age of the garages and burned cars Mt
Mammoth Hot Springs will be removed
soon.
The hotels at the park were not
harmed by the fire, rs the wine was
blowing away from them. but the ga
RACES, housing n fourth OF the parks
400 motor vehicles. We're destroyed.
Mr.. Child said that advance reserva-
lions made by S%llriners. Knights Tenn
plars and other organizations, stated
that more than 100000 persons would
ton the Yellowstone reservation this
season. He announced that the uark
would he ready for sight-Seers by June
I, although the official opening of the
government preserve had been set for
June is.
, 1925-04-15
Light TraUeIs Far

A ray of light would travel seven
ticks of the pendulum, and with that
enormous velocity 1t requires about
eight minutes for the light TO reach
us from the sun. From the nearest
star 1t takes four years, md from
some Of the farther stars 1t takes 3d.
600 years. There are stars so far
away that 1t is not Mt all unlikely
that 1t takes something on the order
of a million years for light to rench
us going at the terrific pace OF l1,OOO.-
o miles a minute.
, 1925-04-15
Silent Airpiane

BY means of an improved exhaust
and a propeller that operates on spe-
cial gears, eliminating the usual whir,
British engineers are said by Popular
Mechanics Magazine to have devised
an airplune that is practically noiseless
without sacrifice of speed or lifting
power. At the same time, by increased
use Of Internal bracing, much of the
noise caused by the wind rushing
through the wires and spars has been
avoided.
, 1925-04-15
Roads Extend Service

New York.-Service extensions by
both rail and bus lines totaling more
than 5000 miles throughout the United
States We're made by electric railways
during 1924, ]. n. S%hannahan. president
citation. has announced. Most of this
extension was made by the railways,
supplementlng their service with buss.
es. but the 312 miles Of new rail con
struction was the mots since 1918.
, 1925-04-15
Otto Braun Names Cabinet

Berlin.-Otto Braun. who a re-
elected to the premiership of Prussia,
has completed his cabinet.
Minister of justice. DIR. Iehnhoff,
centrist: interior, Herr Sewing, so
calls, public welfare. Herr Hiertsifer,
centr.st: education. DIR. Brecker, non
partisan; agriculture. Herr Steiger,
centrist : finance. Or. Hoehker-Aschoff,
trade and commerce, Schroeder, demo
Graf.
, 1925-04-15
Fooled HoIdup Man

BY happening to have on two pair
of trousers, Richard Einrert OF Troy,
ILL.,, saved SO. He was in n store when
a holdup man entered and robbed the
proprietor. Then the rohber went
through the pockets Of Eiifert's outer
rousers and failed TO find any cash
and departed. Eiffert's money was in
the inner pair.-EXchange.
, 1925-04-15
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, 1925-04-15

MeNlcall. Lower California.-Govcrn-
or Abelardo Rodriguez Of the northern
district of Lower California removed
from office the city administration of
Mexlcnli, following mn investigation Of
charges OF misrepresentation Of funds,
and named nm emergency commission
to conduct the civic government.
, 1925-04-15

New York-The National Association
for the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie issued n statement announcing its
intention to fight in Texas courts what
1t calls the white primary law which
specifically bars negroes from voting
in Democratic primaries.
, 1925-04-15

Casper. Wyo.-1,eports reaching here
from the Atlantic City mining district
tell of then striking Of n rich gold ore
on the property Of Andrews & Erlck
son OF Casper, Frederick II. Andrews
one Of the of the property
snid the qunrtz showed gold plainly
visible to the eye, ~attestlng dts high
value.
, 1925-04-15
cu.Ieura Comforts eaby's Skin

When red, rough and itching. by hot
baths of Cutlcura Soap and touches of
Cuticura Ointment. Also make use
now and then of that exqulsitely scent
ed busting powder, Cutlcura Talcum,
one of the Indispensable Cuticura
Toilet Trio.-Advertisement.
, 1925-04-15

Victoria, Il. C.-The director Of the
Victoria chamber of commerce passed
n resolution against renewal of n
treaty Of the United Stntes. Great Brit
ain and japan governing sealing. The
treaty expires next year.
, 1925-04-15

Perth. Australia.-west Australia
has decided against prohibition. In
polling on the question. 35.sOG votes
were cast for prohibition while 1907
votes were against II.
, 1925-04-15

asked the interstate commerce com.
mission for authority for %refinancing
S45.oO0,0o0 of southwestern division
bonds.
, 1925-04-15
Finnish Women Soldiers

More than 100000 Finnish women
are in training for the army in that
country, having organized themselves
into Lolita Svuerd clubs, auxiliaries to
the voluntary military organizations
of men.
, 1925-04-15

Casper, wyo-Nntrona, Johnson and
Campbell counties are planning to unite
In plans for construction OF roads
which will give Sussex, Gillette, Buf.
falo and Knysee betctr CONNECTION with
Salt Creek and Casper.
, 1925-04-15
Speed of Tennis Balls

Investigating scientists have discov-
cred that "A tennis ball played by Tilden
or Johnston leaves the racquet at Il
speed of 100 feet a second. a rate that
would enable II. II the speed were con-
tinued. to travel II mile in A seconds,
or nearly 50 miles an hour.
, 1925-04-15
Philosophy and Religion

A little philosophy incllneth a mans
mind to atheism, but depth in philos-
ophy bringeth mems minds about to
relig.on.-Francis Bacon.
, 1925-04-15

time l had finished taking one bottle
my cough had left me and | was
feeling fine. Golden Medical Dis
covery' is the best medicine l have
ever taken for coughs, colds or to
build up a rundown system"
Thomas J. Lamb, 822 Oregon St.
Send lOc for a trial pkg. to DR..
Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y.
, 1925-04-15

Warsaw. Poland.-The discovery by
Lucien Orkish. assistant astronomer Mt
Cracow university, of Il new comet,
hrs been confirmed by the Copenhagen
observatory. 1t is visible through small
telescopes.
, 1925-04-15

Snowy linens are the pride Of every
housewife. Keep them in that condi-
tion by using Red Cross Ball Blue in
your laundry. AT all grocers.-Adyer
tlsement.
, 1925-04-15
LATE NE VS.
IIom All Crer
w Y Q M N c.

n the Sunerior baseball team,
while Hook Norris was aIacred tn nm
rutn tha cIub 80,
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uhro ,tn ., ~ Gov
Shor,dnn,. e. .nnna rnsa I,rnihit
and I~o,soboI1 ctavr" En- ha hald az
"useo"ii se"Son ior III 'niNeL
w - "ao',ns WI, oesih Hpi"
T"eii II ,"MooSS VIII ilee' VI"
teatiers 'o''ese at "reeleE' SiA on,
,ha hns,ham ,on,a e,nn 80 ,,nnaN n,rn,
from Inrnnfa
! " S,'ie vi "is''eHu
= "uS''eu OUT Vi "eu IL nv
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"pilHsS ny 10 'o.e' me gts
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Nv III "'t o''" 'SSues " We u''
III u''ihS " sewer ;! TEN anu Z
nIo,'"5 ~ '""ii"ei u ''''et HeeN
N'oN springs
Big Horn Basin woolgrowers in ses'
sun at iheri''I'"ils went oh leeoru
oupsi
r. wTa"tna ana aoairs, ,ha nrinni,1a
nv rar.ulotfnn os unnIiad IN amy Vvo-
ming industry. on The grounds of beInp
detrimental TO steady progress and
growth of the state.
orr,I,,r+ h.s haor rooot,.ad II,
C,,avanra L, Tho W,,n,r,rg prLlic sar-
,.ico Cnmu,isstnn from tho SnIt Croek
nsportot Componv. alleging that
there are seventeen individual taxi
lines operating from Casper to the
creek OIL fields without certl1l-
Gates from tNe commission anu III Nlo-
'''i"h VI Tue suite s'"'u'eS'
More good Jews for depositors OF
Lusk failed banks Is available as Har-
ry j. Hall, receiver OF the First Nn-
tional Bank of Lusk, nounc that
Il Ia per cent ulNiuehu h"u peeh OF
- W r
an,n Ia - NJ
nan ,bot rho dividend in This amount
he poid
Tho Iorouio uiob b,srathou foam
ohomniors os vror,tro oors,s,irr -,
g. nan -. nu,
-
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iih' freq Noiah' frahh 'ost!h' ,lauue
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nti Lee' iepieu Nv ing" soio
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''uin III '"''"so'
Floyd Pendell and associates OF
Denver have purchased an eighty-acre
tract Of land four miles south of La
voye and are getting ready to organ
lie n company To put n new oil field
townsite on the man. The new town
will probably be given the name of La.
NONp with the expectation mat most
of the residents in the old town of In
yoye will move TO the new town.
rr,har 90 a,,rtos horo hoo, 40
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IN sherluah' Aprll ~ Il ana - Inns
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i'S
An eNhibition or contemporary Amer
lean paintings, from the Macbeth gal
lerE' New 1ork' VIII De IN Laramie
from April . 10 April ~. rms eNhlbl-
, 1925-04-15

The housewife smiles with satisfac-
tion as she looks at the basket of
clear. white clothes and thanks Red
Cross Ball Blue. At all grocers.-Ad-
vertisement.
, 1925-04-15

q c ! o p c d a
chronic hacking
cough that |
could mot G c t
rid OF. | ~coughed
SO much at night
that | did not
6 e my proper
rest and sleep.
| was advised to
lake DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery, which
| did and by the
, 1925-04-15

Popular government discovers thai
II must he one-mnn government In Its
ina application.
, 1925-04-15

1t is spring. Now, again, how much
of a snake is body and how much 10
tail?
, 1925-04-15
Stop That Hacking Cough!

East Bakersfield, Calif.-"Some few
years ago | took a severe cold and
, 1925-04-15

Write to ". E. Price. General immigration
Agent. Southern Railway, Room 662. Wash
ington. ID. C., for full Information about
Evening star., 1925-05-24
The New Fire Box.

A new fire alarm box is being sub
stituted in Washington for the old
style break the glas. and pun the
hoCk' form of sounder. Explanation is
given that the new style box win be
quicker and easier to operate than
the old, and that no more false alarms
are likely with the improved system.
The theory of the glass incased key
was that only a person who needed TO
summon the fire engines would break
the seal to reach the key that opened
the box and exposed the lever that
the false alarm sounder. actuated by
the meanest motives, Is not stopped
by any such complication of procedure.
As Chief Watson SAYS. the few who
are Inclined to turn in false alarms
will do So any way. ana the important
thing is to make ii just as easy as
possible to summon the engines when
Il fire oceurs. The eHicirncy of the Fire
Department aapt Isis upon the prompt
ness with which il is called into ac-
ton. The more alarm boxes there are,
and the more easily they are opera ted.
the more quickly the engines can be
brought to The scene OF a blaze. The
new boz, therefore, is IL be welcomed
and ii should be. respected by all peo
pie and used only when there is need.
Whoever is caught turning in false
alarm should be punished 10 the limit
of the law as an example.
Evening star., 1925-05-24

cations are straining every nerve
are trying to get Army tents to shell
ter the overflow, and to induce the
railroad company to lay sidings for
the placing of special trains. From
present indications 1t is probable that
two or three times as many people
as comprise the normal population will
flow into Dayton for this occasion.
Radio is to be used to keep the
wider audience" informed OF the pro-
ceedings.
1t is reassurins thus to find so great
degree of public interest in a trial
which involves no criminal features
There is nothing scandalous or morbid
about this case. It is Il reliSioscien-
tific issue involving dry constitu-
tional question of the right OF the Leg.
islature to forbid a certain form Of
teaching in the public schools and col.
leSes.
That so many people should be suf-
t1ciently interested in this case to
travel long distances and endure hard.
ships is a token of an alert public
intelligence. The presence of great
crowd. at notorious criminal trials in.
volvinS matters OF moral depravity
and physical dabasement is To be ex-
pected. But crowded attendance at
the Dayton case will establish record
that will so far toward absolvins mod
ern society of the charge Of unre-
lieved mCrbidity Of interest.
Evening star., 1925-05-24
Sees Accepted Truths Upset
BY Modern-Day Researchers

coverer OF the electric light. He
| found what others perhaps had found
and he possessed the imagination to
realize it might be used to serve the
world.
1t would be foolish 10 assert that
| the peace of the world was new
| theme. Men of all times have dis
cussed it. Tennyson wrote of the
| parliament of man, the federation of
| the world" He was one of thousands
| to realize that what the world needed
| was an organization that would
| bring the people to discuss their
grievances and seek amicable ADJUST
| ments rather than to depend upon
| force of arms. And so critics OF
Woodrow Wilson and Jan SHUTS said
| that these two statesmen, who con-
| ceived the League of Nations, had
discovered nothing new, that their
| idea was as old as history, as dry as
dust. This well may be conceded If
the idea is to be treated merely his
| torically. We have only to recall the
| words of philosophers, the utterances
Of statesmen, the divine language OF
| the Master of Mankind Himself, to
realize that the idea of a League of
Nations was not discovery. The
idea long had been interviewer with
the theories. hopes and ambitions Of
right thinking men. But who, save
Wilson and Smuts. ever endeavored
to put this dream into the light OF
| modern life, to weave II into the
civilization of the twentieth century?
n X X
Under a proper definition, he Justly
may be called a discoverer who
whether of lands. or laws, or eco
Nf,;t, fal. q
them. uses them, endeavors to bestow
their benefits upon the world. All
men have seen the sun set, yet only
gifted few may reproduce on can
vas "A real sunset All men have
heard and spoken the word patriot
ism. II falls with equal facility from
the lips of martyr or traitor. But
only he has discovered patriotism
who hopes TO make of his country 4
blessing to the world. And so we may
60 through the fields of art, literature
science. But wherever we go, he is
Justly 10 be denominated a discover
er who sees something. knows what
ii is, recognizes it's value to the world
-dares. If it is material, to give 1t
TO the worlds good: if il is intellec'
tual. to defend it; If it is spiritual
to die for il.
X i x
We need not abandon Columbus
day because it has been discovered
that in Africa the world "Toltec"
means Chief" The Knights OF
Columbus need not disband. Not
withstandine the possible previous
presence of some irishman, Scandi
navian or Spaniard who may have
touched these shores before his time
Columbus discovered America. in the
true sense of the word. lie realized
its importance to the world and set
the tide of commerce and emigra tion
flowing this way. our faith in CO.
lumbus will survive The modern
skeptiCism.
Copyright. 1929