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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
III PRES. DE LA
COMIsION

kn euanto al Presidente de Ia
Comisi6n. senior Cintr6n Lastra,
Ia ley tambisn ha sido aprobada
81 forma tai que de hecho Il queda
faera de dicho organismo.
No obstante. "a en- nuestra edi-
ssn del sabado iltimo informamos
sf'e 81 senior Cintr6n Lastra habia
pFesentado su renuneia al Gober-
nadoF. una eopia De Ia cual puso
81 sehor Lastra Charriez. al pro-
nnnciar su discurso en- IA mesa del
Speaker.
Iodo depende ahora de que el
coheFnador ponga su firma a la
i.nsFa ley De indemnizaeiones a
obreros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
IsE.C ERRiL PODRA
I.%TRAR EN Ia
COMIsION IN
MfDIATAMENTE

Ia ley. en- Ia forma en- que esta
feeaetada y ha sido finalmente
aprobada, permite que don joaquin
beeeFril entire a Ia Comisi6n de
indemnizaciones a Obreros inme-
dsatamente, - que la ley. por te-
i'es earActer urgentc, empezara n
reglr tan pronto como el Goberna-
aoF ponga 50 firma al pie de Ia
misma.
kl seEor Beeerril. como todos sa
hemos. form6 parte de Ia comisi6n
dnrante amos ) amos y fue derro-
ts.do en las altimas eleceiones ce-
iebradas en- Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
DEMPSEY PELEARA
EN- SETIEMBRE

NEW YORK, julio 10. Omitted
Press) Richard ha manifestado
periodistas e1c con 6l Sc han
entrevistado que no sabe cual ha
de ser la actitud que tome hacia
Dempsey la Comisi6n de Boxeo
del Estado. Sc cree sin embargo
que la Comision consentira que
Dempsey pelee en- setiembre en-
Nueva York con el fin de que ell
Estado recoja una suma NADIA des.
preciable por concepto de contri-
buciones sobre ell espectaculo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
II CQbGaadOr dIjO una COmSi6n del Bar de AbogadOs
de ?. R., Ia oId lie vSl6, que d no estaba dspueso
haCer los nOmbramienOs judiaIes hata tantO Ia Legs
Idturd CeTrdrd SuS
SeSiOnes
Esta noticia confirma
la que dlas pasados
pubiicamos y la cual
Sc trat6 de desmentir

Recientemente publicamos rllas
notas en- las cuales deciamos que
ell Gobernador no estaba dispuesto
kacer la combination judicial has
IA tanto los legislatures presenta-
ser, para su firma, un Presupues-
10 general de gastos que no exec
diera de diez millones de d6lares.
Ante esta noticia surgieron ense-
guida los patriotas reconviniendo
nos por los supuestos prejuicios
cue envolvian nuestras afirmacio-
nes, llegando, los quejosos en- su
CONTROL PATRIOTICO, hasta
decir que ESQ no era possible que 10
realizase ningdn gobernante dig
no en- ninguna comunidad de hom-
bres dignos.
.Pues bien, sin que paremos n1ien
tes en- esas dltimas palabras que,
Gsspues de todo, no pasan de ser
ana simple opinion particular de
al2llien, seguramente empeiiado en-
que las cosas ocurran como el quie-
re que ocurran y no como elias han
de ocurrir, hoy podenlos robuste-
Ger la noticia original nuestra
agregando otra que 81 bien no con-
firma en- todas sus letras la pri-
naera information viene forta-
lecerla en- su espiritu Y principles
;nprimiendo, de paso, mayor gra-
vedad a Ia situaci6n.
He aqui Ia nota...
Una comision del Bar de Aboga-
dos de Puerto Rico, integrada, Sc
gun informes por los seTores Fe.
lid, Benitez Flores Y Texidor, vi
sito recientemente Fortaleza con el
fir de entrevistarse con el Gober
nador acerca de la nueva conbina-
ci6n judicial.
Los yisitantes diieron al Jefe
hieeutivo que iban en- representa-
c.on del Bar de Abogados de Pto.
Rico, Y que, como tales, deseaban
cue Mr.. Towner oyese sus suges-
tones antes de decidirse a hacer
!os nombramientos judiciales.
El Gobernador, segdn informes.
luego de escuchar a los representan
Ies del Bar, les expreso en- sintesis
Que el solamente podia repetirle a
ellos 10 que va habia dicho a los
den1as que Sc habian dirigido a el
en- ell mismo sentido, este es, que
Ct Gobernador no estaba dispuesto,
a hacer los nombramientos Judi
clales pendientes, hasta tanto La
Legislature no cerrase sus sesio
nes. Alredor de este "affaire" la
opinion publica hace variados CO.
mentarios y, aunque los visitantes.
por delicadeza, no inquirieron del
Jefe Executive las razones que q
tenia para adoptar semejante ac-
t'tud, Sc asegura que ell principal
chjeto cue induce al Hon. Gober
n&dor seguirla es ell de no dar
lpPar que Sc lie quiera imponer
candidates..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
EN- NEW YORK

f sitnado en- 10 mas c6ntrieo. con
eomodidades exeelentes y especial
atsncion q faasiias y damas que
viajsn solas, hemos alberto nm
BOARDING. Avisando espersrenos
en- mnelie. Dr. y Sra. Fort. is
West oist. st.-Informes p. o. Box
itoo.- Telsf. lI05.--san Juan
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
2s CANDIDATES.

A ultima hora nos enteramos
cue para el cargo de referencia ha-
bla % candidates, todos ellos de
lndlscutibles meritos y gran presti
gio personal.
ri senor del Vale aver las
dIez de la manana aun no habia
reeibido notification Official de
Washington, Y fue Ell MUNDO ell
primero en- trasmitirle la noticia.
Para el buen amigo, quien Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

ha hecho tan cun1plida justieia.
raya nuestra mas calurosa sin
cera felicitacion, felicitaci6n que
podemos extender a toda la ciu
dad, puesto que tendremos un
Postmaster de reconocida probidad
y competencia una garantia pa
ra los intercses p1blicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
RAFAEL DEL VALE POSTMAS-
TER DE SAN JUAN
Ell nuevO Postmaster Ocupaba ell cargo de Ad-
ministrador del Barrio Obrero
En- la terna envIada Washington por la Comisi0r,
de Servicio Civil hacia Ell nlmero uno
COmG NaCDa Republican, SOCi0 nOPmeS de don Roberto
TOddLa pOCa que Sc pOpOne deSaOar Ia Administration Ma
ClOOa SeFd abSOutameRte favorable los puerOrquehOS

El nombramiento del conocido
ingeniero don Fernando Montilla
coJno Director de Obras Pdbhcas
Ell este Municipio, determine una
vacante en el cargo que el ocupa-
pa previamente, a saber, el puesto
dc postmaster de San Juan, que
cada vez apareja mayor responsa-
hilidad dado ell gran desarrollo al
canzado por la capital Y ell gran
aumento que Sc ha registrado en-
Ia poblacion durante los ultimos
aiios.
FL puesto ha sido desempenado
interinamente mientras venia ell
nombramiento presidential de
Washington. Los candidates eran
namerosisimos, Y varios continen-
tales de gran prestigio, aspiraban
al cargo.
No obstante, la question ha sido
rcsuelta por fin, y resulta favo-
recido un puertorriqueno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
EN- La CORTE DE DISTRITO
DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE
GUAYAAA, p. r.
J.. J. ORTIZ ALIBRAN.
Demandante,
Us
SANTA ISABEL SUGAR CO,
Demandada
CIVIL NO. 6105.
SOBRE:
COBRO DE DINERO
DEL
CASO Y OPINION

La Santa Isabel Sugar Co. que
es una corporation organizada ba-
jo las leyes de Puerto Rico con Off
Gina principal en- Santa Isabel, te-
MIA pendiente hacia el ai1o de 1928
ante el Departamento de Hacienda
de Puerto Rico ciertas reclamacio-
nes en- caSos de contribucioneS So
bre ingreso correspondence los
amos contributivos de 1917-1S, 10,
20 Y 1921, las cuales habian sido
consideradas va por eli honorable
Tesorero de Puerto Rico Y resuel-
tas en- contra de Ia corporation de-
mandada.
Con prop6sito de solicitar Ia re-
consideration Gle tales resoluciones
la Santa Isabel Sugar Co. por me-
dio de su empleado, seifor Adolfo
S Pagan compareci6 al bufete del
demandante j. ]. Ortiz Alibrdn ha7
cia mediadOs de septiembre de 1923.
Y ALI Y entonces convinieron en- que
81 tiltimo Sc encGrgarfa del asunto
presentandO tai cfectO en- Teso-
rerfa los correspondientes escritos
o mOciones de reconsideration,
siendo ademas convenido como pre-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

visconde Lord Wilmington,
quien durante 10 amos conse-
cutivos asumi0 ell cargo de Go
bernadOr de Madras y que ac-
tualmente sc halla en- yiaje
hacia Quebec, Canada, donde
Sc propOne restaurar ell his
toricO arsena que fue tornado
en- aquella ciudad en- 1853 por
los colonos ingleses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
IN PRIMER LUGAR

En- la terna que envi6 a Wash
lngton la Comisi6n del Servicio
Civil, figuraba en- primer t6rmino
q senor del Vale, Y he aqui que
la administration nacional, inter.
rretando fielmente la ley ACADIA
de nombrarle, en- reconocimiento
a sus grandes meritos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
N0MBRAMIENTos

- espera que tan pronto el Co
fefnador firme Ia nueva ley. pro-
seeera' por exigirlo asi Ia huena
inarsha De Ia comisi6n de Indem-
hikaeiones a obreros. a eubrir to-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

"Fa1-a qste eL publico de Puerto
Rico-dice la referida sonora, -
SC d. eeacta cae1ata del proceder
dc ustedes. -"
NADIA menos que SIETE MIL
DOLARES, casi, ha pagado "El
Ancora", con la mayor rapidez
possible; por 10 cual acaba de re
cibir, como valioso premio, ell 81
guiente mensaje de gratitud:
"San Juan, P. R.,
Julio II, 1925.
Sres. Agustin Marrero Jr. y
J. A. Marrero.
Agentes de "El Ancora'',
San Juan, P. r.
Senores:-
Por conducto de ustedes como
representatives de la acreditada
Compania de Seguros de Vida y
contra Academies Fisicos Gel
Ancora', he recibido checks por
valor de $6,475.OO por liquidation
de la POLKA Que tenia en- esa Com
pania, mi difunto esposo Fran
cisco Esteban Moreno RODRIGUEZ.
Doy a ustedes las mas expresi-
vas gracias por la pronta aten-
ci6n en- la tramitacion del pago.
De esta carta pueden ustedes
hacer ell uso que cream convenien-
te; pero me permito sugerirles le
den publicidad, con objeto de que
e. publico de Puerto Rico Sc de
exacta cuenta del proceder de
ustedes.
Sin otro, motivo, me repito de
ustedes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

das las vacantes pendientes de nom
bramiento gubernamental.
En- cuanto a la renuncia de nues
tro amigo, el Ledo. Villaronga, pre-
sentada hace va varios dias. aun
no Sc sabe 81 el Gobernador habra
de aeeptarla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
FL CONOQDO URSCONSULIO, Mr.. DEXTER, APE
LARA ALA CORE De 0RCUITOEN Ell CASODEL an


|'YO CreO que Ia demdn.
ia interDueSta pOr el
tOInpaherO AbeIla BIanCO
rd y eS SufiCiente para
.enIOStrar CauSd do dc
iM contra SdniiagOIgle.
biaS y el BanCO de San
Juan dice
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
FL EMPATE

Suponemos a nuestros lectores
onterados de que desde el dia pri-
ero del presente mes existe un
empate en- las votaciones de la CO.
mission en- 10 que sc refiere al pre-
supuesto. 10 cierto es que la mi
norfa exige una rebaja presupues-
tai de mas de "a mil d6lares Y que
Ia mayoria no esta dispuesta a ce-
der. Pero como duiera que el Lcdo.
Nillaronga ha deiado de asistir a
las reuniones, Y actualmente estan
on funciones solo dos miembros de
In mayoria y dos de la minoria,
siempre que Sc pone votaci6n ell
presupuesto resulta un empate. Sc
han celebrado va varias reuniones,
y la Comision sc ha visto obliga-
ia a declararse en- session perma-
nente para cubrir el aspecto legal
dc Ia question.
No obstante. como sc espera que
ahora el Gobernador haga los
I.uevos nombramientos, Y como
ademas ell senior Rivera Martinez,
'ider de la minoria en- la Comisi6n,
embarea el dia dltimo, es induda-
bic que el empate resultara resuel-
70 en- una forma en- otra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
GoBiERN0 MUNICIPAL DE
NfEQuES. q. H.
0aeina del Aleails Nenlsipal

AvIsO
= eneDeniFa yneAnta Il plaza
e nurae grAenada Del Hosplta.
Aunirsra. epn II hahsr msnsual
d e7A.oo. Laa solleitudes dete.
ran ser diFig.das ~ Alealds sia.
hielpMi neonnaAadas a. referea.
elaa professionals.
zollo cAETAGO,
AleAsae Msniripal.
V'fgpes' y I lanls So. 1926.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
DON RAFAEL DEL
VALE PIJEM, POST
MASTER DE sAN1JUAN.

En- la tarde del sAbado recibimos
el siguiente despacho cablegrafico
rrocedente de la capital nacional:
Washington, julio 18. Omitted
Press, via All America Cables)
Despacho especial para
Ell MUNDO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20

Rafael del Vale ha sido nom
brado Postmaster de San Juan.
IMPRESS.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-29
Diamonds Stolen
From Motor Cal

A suit case containing gems and gold
watches valued at more than "a, 900 were
taking from a touring a parked on
Shrewsbury a enue, Red Bank, Thurs
day. Police are virtually without
clues.
The gems and watch we're owned
by L.ippmans. a jewelry house at 2
North Broad street, Trenton, whose
salesman, A. Kramer, was selling
them on the instaIlment plan,
Kramer had made a sale several
weeks ago to an. employee Of a grocery
store at 21S Shrewsbury avenue, Red
Bank, and parked his car about $50
feet from the store on the opposite side
of the street preparatory to making a
collection. Kramer left the suit case in
the rear Of the car.
He was gone Is minutes, police said.
and when he returned the suitcase had
vanished. The contents OF the bag were
not insured.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-29
These Changina Times

The midland cities have changed.
Apartment houses have risen on the
vacant lots where football teams cOm-
posed of wealthy boys once played
against football teams composed Of
''muekers." At fourteen the wealthy
boy is no longer anxious to have nor
nous muscles and to emulate Ted Coy
OF Yale, but to W a sport car and
he q Ben Lyons-or even Michael
Arlen.
The cheap literature of daring, of
Nick Carter and Young Wild West, has
vanished. 1t is a conquered world into
which the postwar boy grows up;
there are no outposts of civilization TO
grasp his Imagination. He gets the
impression that everything has been
done. Instead of the Henty books he
reads moying-picture magazines.-F.
Scott Fitzgerald, in McCalrs.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-29
Wants Manasquan
Road Improved

Mayor Lloyd Riddle of Manasquan,
ia a letter to the board of freeholders.
which they read at the regular meet
ing in Freehold Wednesday, said that
it was currently reported that the Free
holders were considering a project of
paving the r ad from Spring Lake to
Five Points and he asked that before
taking up lone paving projects that
would call for further extern
sions, that the two and a half mile
stretch of road from a point west of
Allenwood to M~anasquan1 be paved
from the county seat to Manasquan.
t Freebooter William NJ. Bergen said
here was no present intention of paving
the Ave points road and that the last
Manasquan link should be paved.
completing the project of paving as
outlined five years ago. Freebooter
Wyckoff said that the ManasQuan
road should be paved before any I r
ther projects are taken up, and Direc-
tor Newcomb replied that the people
OF every community desire their roads
to be paved first but that ithas been the
p Icy Of the board to pave such roads
as will accomm date the greatest NUM-
Der Of people.
The H. l.. zobel company was the
lowest Of four bidders for furnishing
the county with q three and a half ton
truck under special specifications at
S., ,85 and contract was awarded.
rhe Long Branch hospital report
for September showed 1,747 charity
patient days.
On recommendation of County En-
gineer Allen the board voted acceptance
of small bridges on the Adelphia-E Elton
road and n at Tennent from the con-
tractors.
Bills to a total of $50, 039. 46 were re-
p rted audited and after a reading Of
Aame we're ordered paid by the county
treasurer,
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-29
Ask 100000 From
Trolley Co.; Gets $4,000

Suing for atotalof 100000, $4,000 for
his eight-year- old son, William p. jr.,
and $Io,O00 for himself for injuries
suffered Dec. "a, 1924. when an au-
tomobile he was driving was struck b a
trolley ear at Joline and Atlantic
avenues, Long Branch, a jury before
Circuit Court Judge Frank B. Jess,
Wednesday awarded a judgment OF 49,
600 in favor of the boy and against
the Coast Cities Railway company
and re urned a judgment of no cause
for action as to the father, w llllam
p. Weibhert,
Glass fir m a broken windshield
penetrated the frontal bone of the
boys head it was said, and be suf-
fered another t acture of the skull
and numerous miner injuries. MI.
Weichert contended that the trolley
car was being driven at the rate of
80 to 40 miles per hour and came up
on himfrom behind a large bill board
without sounding a waning. In de-
Tense OF the suit it was claimed that
the auto was being driven at an i'm.
moderate speed. that the trolley had
slowed for = curve, had sornded Z
warning and that the auto driven by
Mr.. Weichert crashed against the
side of the trolley car John j. Quinn
appeared for the plaintiffs, while the
trolley company was represented by
Charles E. Cock.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-29
Clergyman Gels
Auto Award

A jury before Cercuit Court Judge
Frank b. Jess late Monday rendered
Judgment for 1910 for Rev. James X
Humphrey, cohered, of II Ridge ave-
nue., Asbury Park and against the
Excavating & Material Handling COM
pany, inc, of Perth Amboy, for dam
ages done Rev. Humphreys automo-
bile in a collision at the Middletown
and Keansburg roads in 1924. MI. Hum
phe,' IS wife, Viola, also asked So, 900
for injnries received in the accident,
and Mr.. Humphrey also sued for in
iuries sustained by his little daughter,
Ruth, but the jury decided against
them.
George A. Mclaughlin, driver Of
the ear colliding with Mr.. Humphreys
was alo made q party defendant in the
suit brought by MIR. Humphrey for his
Ii tie daughter. 1t was shown. however,
that Mr.. Mclaughlin was employed,
by the Excavating & Material Handling
company and vas taking another en-
ploye to a b at Atlantic Highlands
at the time Of the accident and was
therefore performing a duty for the
company. and Judge Jess Monday
granted a nun-suit in favor of Mr.
Mclaughlin. The plaintiffs were rep
resented by Edwin p. Longstreet and
former Congressman Elmer IA. Geran,
David T. Wilentz and Edwards &
: NTH appeared for the defendants.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-29
Week
Of AppIsby's Campaign

Stewart Applebv, Republican can.
ldidate for Congress from Monmouth,
Middlesex and Ocean Counties in the
final closing week Of the camp ign ex-
poets to be busy right mp until the last
vote is cast on November 3.
The issues Of the campaign are very
clear. Mr.. Appleby's slogan is "sup
porting the Presi emf with efficiency
and economy: his opponent having
stated in his newspaper s'the result Of
the election last year is no criterion.
I believe that the myth of COOL ge is
passing
Mr.. Appleby stated iii a recent
speech, under President Coolidge's pol
icies an entire issue Of Liberty Bonds
has been paid off and tax reductions
are becoming general. He further
stated that he is thoroughly in accord
with President Cool dge's program, and
trusts he will have an opportunity to
represent this district for the unexpired
term Of his late father, Hon. T. Frank
Appleby, who was elected last Novem-
Der.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-29
Gathering of the Elders

Seven customers were in the barber
shop at Bowdoinham, Maine. They
e Lorenzo Minot, ninety-one; AL
HiIlman, eighty-Hour; Emery Sedge-
lay, eighty-four; VIII Brown, seventy
six; Fon Wood, seventy-stx; WIN
Williams, seventy-one, and Captain
Hall, eighty-one, when in walked a
stranger. Nobody knew him. He
started talking somewhat Familiarity
with the men present, and particularly
with Fon Wood. Mr.. Wood did not
know the stranger until chance words
revealed him as Mr.. Woods brother,
Frank, who went away from Bowdoin-
ham more than forty years ago, says
the Boston Globe. Ten days before
landing In Bowdoinham he had been
In the saddle in California, working
on q ranch. Every person present had
been an old-time boyhood friend with
the exception Of Captain Hall. The
combined age Of the eight men was
$40, or an average Of eighty years.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-29
Young RunaWays
Welded in Newark

BIGLEY-DUNHAM. BIGLEY-CLAYTON
A statewide search by state troopers
for Mildred Dunham and Gladys Clay
ton, high school girls who have been
missing from their homes at Toms Riv-
er s'nce Oct. 16. ended at Newark, Oct.
"a, when they were married to John
Bigley and David Bigley, brothers, who
had been missing from Toms River for
several days also. The ceremonies were
performed by Rev. DIR. Frederick A.
Coleman, marriage licenses gave the
girls ages as 18, altho it was said In
Toms River they were only 10 years old.
They served as witnesses for each other
at the minister's house, and told him
they would live in Philadelphia.
The two girls disappeared immedi-
afely after lunch, not returning to their
studies after school opened in the af-
ternoon. When they did not return in
the evening a search was made and it
was discovered the Bigley boys were al
so missing.
The four went away in a Ford car
with racing body, the property of John.
At Asbury Park q trace of the party was
found when the car the four went away
in featured in an accident, in which one
man was killed. The car was then being
operated by three Italian boys, who
stated that they had bought it for $40
from two boys and two girls.
Miss Clayton is the daughter Of Bar
tine Clayton, chairman of the Dover
township committee, and Miss Durham
is the daughter Of Samuel Durham OF
Siiverton. Both girls were members of
the senior class of the Toms River high
school