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, 1925-01-13
WORLD ALMANAC FOR
1925 JUST OFF PRESS
BETTER THAN EVER

Americas standard annual is now
In its fortieth year. The World
Almanac and Book of Facts for
1925. just published, has promptly
fallen into Its accustomed place as
the one indispensable book OF refer.
ence ready at your hand. Ask the
question. here's the answer.
Compressed into its 900 pages is
the history of the United States and
OF the whole world, in fact. for 1924
The index points the way to a mill
lion facts The multitude of care.
fully revised tabulated statistics are
up to date. as are all its well-test-
ed familiar features.
Essential facts that every one
must have before him whereby he
may form his judgment on the big
problems of 1%924-1925. are here
from reparathons and the Dawes
plan to the balance.sheet of the
American farmer: from the air fleets
OF the great powers TO the enforce
ment of the Prohibition Law. from
the Immigration Law to the in
come tax. The aim Of the editor is
accuracy In collection of these facts;
terseness in handling them. and ac-
feasibility in presenting them.
As a hand-baak of politics and
public affairs 1t is unequaled. The
record Of the presidential year is
given for all tiHe in the as pages of
election returns by states. the popu.
lar and the electoral votes In the
last nine campaigns. and, further,
In the reports Of the national con-
ventions, with the three party
platforms In full. As many pages
, 1925-01-13
Home Economics
. Leader Is Dead

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Mlss Grace
Schermerhorn, president OF the New
York state home economies associa.
ton and director of home making
In New York city public schools,
died here yesterday.
Miss Schermerhorn came to New
York several years g from Long
Beach, Cal, where she was super.
visor OF home economies in the pub,
lie schools. She began her teaching
career in Springfield. H., and was
at n time on the faculty of the
North Dakota Valley City Normal
school and director of home eco,
, 1925-01-13
CORINNE GRIFFITH HAS
OWN IDEAS ABOUT KISS
THAT COUNTS WITH HER

In Loves Wilderness" now
showing at the America theater,
where It started today, you will
observe Holmes Herbert place a
gentle kiss upon the cheek OF his
leading lady, Corinne Griffith.
That. according to Corinne, is the
proper in which n mar
should kiss a woman. and she
laments the fact, as she alleges,
that at isn't being done any more.
To quote her:
'Ilisses are the test of n mans
affection. To a woman the kiss is
tho conservation Of her love. She
likes to be made to fee that his
demonstrations OF ardor arise out
OF his heart and not his mere emo
lions.
Men. as a rule. fail to make this
distinction, They allow their emo
lions TO mount to n frenzy. and
their kisses under this spur lack
tho gentleness and tenderness
which. to u woman. is n mark OF
true affection"
, 1925-01-13
STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

No longer need you toss through
wakeful nights b%roken-up by FIRE.
uuent rlsings. because of weakened
kidneys or bladder. For a famous
old Dutch remedy. now for the first
time put up In easy-to-take. taste
less capsules. gives complete, last.
ng relief often overnight. Red Mill
Harlem OIL, as It is now called,
simply goes direct TO the rundown
coneested organs drives out p%oisons,
and quickly restores normal. healthy
action in an absolutely natural way.
Costs only soc and sold under an
absolute guarantee Of satisfaction
or your money back. Ask for Rel
Mil HARLEM OIL at. these druggists;
The Kimball Drug Co. and the Mid
west Pharmacy.-Adv.
, 1925-01-13
MUSICAL MADRID OF NEW
REVUE IS PRIZE WINNER

Those who have not yet seen Des-
mond's New York Roof Garden re-
vue in ~ Night In Old Madrid
are missing something. Here is a
setting of brllliance is fast action
playing around u Spanish affair or
two. And here are pretty girls and
clever men.
y feature OF the present Column
bia production is the customing OF
the cast. In this particular. there
is evidence that there has been free
dom from worry about expense in
designing the gorgeous gowns Tor
The girls.
Enjoyment in the dances and
songs Of the revue will be found
by o and there is never a mo
mont when the latch string on
laughs is not out.
, 1925-01-13
BOY STRUCK BY AUTO
ASKS S15,683 DAMAGE
IN COURT SUIT HERE

David w. Ryan. who was injur.
ed last July by being run into by
an automobile said to have been OPP
Grated by Hans V. Vossbeck. has
brought suit against Vossbeck
through his mother for n total of
s15.6s3. The boy was IN a bicycle
at the time.
Since recovering from his in.
juries the boy has been compelled
to walk with crutches and It is
feared that he may be permanently
crippled.
The Kiwanis club members in
Casper have donated 500 which
will be used to send the lad to Oma,
ha for special treatment. including
the r%e-breaSing and r~e.setting OF the
| Injured leg.
, 1925-01-13
KING V|DOR PRODUCTION
WINE Of YOUTH OPENS
TODAY At RIALTO MOVIE

King Vidor. the brilliant young
Metro-G oldyyn director. is proving
himself one OF the versatile OF
the HOLLYWOOD megaphone kings.
His lates production, wine OF
Youth" which starts today Mt the
Rlalto. n film version of Rachel
Crothers' stage success. Mary the
Third" is as highly original and
entertaining as It Is different from
his previous productions.
It is n story of modern youth. but
II is free from the holtum and ar
tificial jazz Of the series of youth
thrillers. Vidor makes his flappers
and "~cake-eaters" human; he deals
with their lives with understanding
and much humor and originality.
Although the story is modern. It
opens with two brief flash-backs.
from which the stage title. Mary
The Third was taken. The first
Gene opens at n dance in 1870
Mary The First is being wooed. and
her choice Of suitors-the romantic
swain and the matter-of-fact. self
confident youths shown, with the
latter conquering.
The picture then goes to 1897,
with Mary Tho Second. daughter Of
Mary The First. being wooed in the
same old New England house.
Again she chooses the more aggres
sive sutton.
The story proper opens then, in
1921 with Mary The Third, an up.
to-dgte flapper. being pursued by
tho contrasting suitors.
, 1925-01-13
THEATRES III

Sally Lunn" in two acts. There
are even people in the cast Of
sally Lunn." They are Mrs. Ger
many as Mrs. John Randolph. Mr..
Germany as Leo Randolph. Thelma
Fleming as Marjorie Randolph, By
ron Stats as John Randolph. Jr.,
Mrs. e. S. Allen as Mrs. Penelope
Winslow. Rosa Fleming rs Vivian
Winslow, a society girl, and Ernest
Sheppard as Morton Giyn. Yale
Junior.
The America theater expects as
large a crowd for Sally Lunn" as
they. had for THE Deacon En-
tangled" which was presented last
week by local talent. The many
humorous bits in sally Lunn'' are
sure to make Wednesday night at
the America theater n Of real en-
joyment.
, 1925-01-13

are needed also for the records of
the great sporting events Of the
year.
1t is a mine OF information for
the busy man.
The World Almanac is published
by The New York World. Price. so
cents postpaid. Readers who APP
preciate the advantage OF keeping
the series on their book-shelves will
welcome the cloth-bound copies pub
lished at 80 cents.
, 1925-01-13
NEW NAME FOR OLD GAME
TOLD BY MARIE PROVOST

Marie Provost. who plays the role
Of a manicurist in the Samuel
Goldwyn-George F~itzmaurice pro.
duction, "Tarnish.' which is now
fascinating the patrons of the Iris
theater, has discovered a new study.
She has christencd it ''manutene-
tics"
ut comes from the Latin" ex.
plains Miss Provost. "Manus' is
the Latin word for hand and 'teneo'
mean 1 hold And what is mani
curing but the art Of holding hands.
developed to the highest degree? l
am afraid. though" added the screen
star with a smile, that such a
study would be untirely unnecessary
In most Of u schools and coed
colleges"
, 1925-01-13

OIL is full of vitalizing. flesh pro.
ducing vltamines. but many people
can't take II because of its horrible
smell and fshy taste and because it
often upsets tho stomach.
Mccoy's Cod Liver OIL Compound
Tablets arc as easy to take as candy
and II any thin person don't gain at
least 5 pounds in 80 days your drug
gist Will give you your money back
and only so cents for so tablets.
Ask Kimball Drug. Midwest Phar'
macy, Casper Pharmacy. or any live
pharmacist anywhere.
But be sure to get Aiccoy's, tho
original and genuine. and bear in
mind that for thin. sickly Kills they
are WONDERFUL very sickly child
age 0. gained Il pounds IN 7 months
ADV,
, 1925-01-13

right now iut
AIccoyt Cod
Liver on Com
pound Tablets
" htch any
druggist Will
tel. y u all
about. Is put
ting flesh on
hosts of skinny
folks every
day.
One woman,
tired, Q a k
and discour-
aged, put on
10 pounds in
Ave weeks and
now feels hne.
We all know
that Cod Liver
, 1925-01-13
col 0RAD0 PRISON WARDEN TO
FILE Damage SUITS AGAINST
GOVERNOR FOR FALSE CHARGE

coming to Denver other than to say
that his visit is made in an advisory
capacity in connection with his re
port on the prison.
Reports that Osborne would be
made deputy warden Of the peni-
tertiary with the opportunity OF
putting into practice his mutual
welfare league met with neither af'
frmation or denial from Governor
Sweet. Persistent rumors here that
n warden acceptable to Clarence j
Morley. incoming governor. would
be appointed following suspension
of lyman also have been neither
affirmed nor denied.
, 1925-01-13

holiday the family celebrated III.
birthday anniversary of quadruplet,
who arrived just one year ago
, 1925-01-13

nomics in Idaho state university a
Moscow, Idaho.
, 1925-01-13
ANOTHER LOCAL TALENT
PLAY COMING TOMORROW

on Wednesday night at Q o'clock
pnly the America theater viii pres.
rnt the home talent comedy play
, 1925-01-13

Accept only phillips the original
liilk OF Magncgia prescribed by
physicians Tor 30 years. Protect
-FOUR doctor and yourself by avoid
ng imltatiorg of tho genuine phil
fps"
e5-cont bottles. alAo Decent bottles.
contain direcuons-any drug store.
Adv.
, 1925-01-13

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, 1925-01-13

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
Refutando al Senior Garrat6n

Hemos leido en- Ell MUNDO de
hoy la interesante information que
hace el seilor Garrat6n a un redac-
tor del citado diario, Y vamos a
.refutar los argumentos que aporta
este senior que llevo la voz can
tante en- la defensa de los droguis-
tas y farmaceuticos.
Dice el senor Garraton en- sus
ditirambos a la Ley aprobada de
Arbitrios, que pagaremos todos los
que nos dedicamos al comercio afec
tado con la nueva Ley, Y este no
es vardad. All menos en- 10 que
respeta los comerciantes de tejf-
dos y calzado.
Primero. porque la nueva ley de
arbitrios, concede una exception a
los que venden menos de cien do
lares al mes, y este, ademas de
ser injusto, porque establece privi
iegio, dara lugar al fraude. va
estoy viendo que ningun conner
ciante ambulante, va ha llegar a
los Glen d6Iares de venta mensual
que marca Ia Ley, y hay comercian
tes ambulantes, como son casi to-
dos los Arabes Y los que no son
Arabes, que comercian ambulante-
n1ente, que con menos gastos ven
den mas que muchos que tienen
comercio con puerta alberta. Y 81
este no fuera bastante, hay en- la
actualidad Ell Puerto Rico Y Sc
acrentaran por virtud de la nueva
Ley de Arbitrios, an sinn1mero
de comisionistas varones y hem
bras, que venden por mediaci0n
de. catalogos, que no tributan nj
tributaran NADIA por concepto de
ventas, este sin contar los que
compran sin necesidad de agentes,
solamente teniendo como agente el
catalogo para recibirlo por ell CO.
rreo, V hasta para recibirlo por
via ordinaria express, que no vi
niendo para una entidad cemercial
no pagara, porque la venta no Sc
ha hecho en- Puerto Rico, pero que
le hace una competencia enorme
al comercio de la isla, que contri-
buye al sostenimiento de las car
gas del .estado, y que es la unica
causa del negocio ruinoso que sos
tenemos, la competencia con el
comercio detallista de los Estados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

Combination de agar
agar, Fenolftaleina Y
aceite mineral aroma
tizado e insipido.
Para ell estrenirniento
cronico, Auto-intoxi-
cacion y Hernorroides.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
La nueVa Ley de arbitriOs

Ahora, yo quisiera que me die
Ia ell Sr. Garraton, 81 no dara lu-
gar a filtraciones seg1n esta arti-
ciudad con ell nombre de Swift Y
ticulos que venden los conercian-
ties de provisiones, y que estan su-
ietos a tributacion por. concepto de
a Ley de Arbitrios, como son el
hilo de coser, los calderos e infini-
dad de articulos mas que no los
erumero por no hacer la lista inter
ninable y cansada.
va me parece estar oyendo Il
los senores comerciantes de provi-
stones. contestar los que vayan
a investigar sus ventas sobre ar
ticulos tributables, que todas sus
yentas son de articulos de primera
necesidad, cue 81 tienen articulos
sujetos a Ia. Ley de Arbitrios es-
tos son ''un muerto" como Sc les
llama en- ell co,nercio a los articu-
los dificil de venta, que estan en- el
aparador sin que nadie les olga nj
"por hay te pudras" que los tie
men desde antes de ponerse en- vi
gor Ia nueva Ley; Y 81 el investi-
gador les pide le muestren las fac
turas echaran mano de una factu-
ra apocrifa como las que Sc ha-
clan antes, segdn el senor Cara
ton, para evadir ell pago, pero cue
ahora por 10 visto segun dicho Sc
tlor no es possible hacerlo por que
10 impide la Ley, como 10 impedia
antes, pero que apesar de clio Sc
violaba,, no 10 digo como censura a
los companeros de proyisiones, por
que pellizcar al erario p1blico, es
mas bien un signo de viveza, y no
un acto deshonroso, seg1n la etica
imperante en- el mundo. Y 81 no
que 10 digan todos los professional
les, incluyendo hasta los que os-
tcntan representation parlamenta-
ria, que contestant a los investiga
dores de Income Tax, cuando van
q revisar las planillas por concep-
to de utilidades, que son contados,
jy muy contados! los que facilitan
aportando datos a Ia investigation,
Y 81 ell investigator quiere tasar
por falta de elementos de juicio,
cue no Sc le facilitan, con arreglo
a su leal saber entender les con-
testan unos, que apenas ganan
para cubrir sus necesidades Y los
que no pueden decir ESQ porque Sc
les echaria q reir, a quien Sc 10 di-
;eran, que trabajan por amor la
humanidad los unos y los otros,
por amor a la justicia, y que no
cobran honorarios.
Creame senor Garrat6n, la
actual Ley de Arbitrios es anti
cientifica Y todo 10 anticientifico
es sofistico Y por 10 tanto no esta
basada en- la verdad, Y todo 10 que
no Sc basa en- la verdad, invita- a
ia violaci6n, que en- muchos casos
es una necesidad del espiritu que
aspira a que haya, iusticia por en-
Gina de todo derecho escrito, STEM
pre- que este Ell pugna con ell
derecho natural.
Augusta CUETO.
Manati, agosto de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
DON ISAAC SANTIAGO
(Para ell pueblo y para los
maestros de Loiza.)

Cuando estas lineas sean del do
mimic phbico, va estara confrma
do ell nombramiento del senior Isaac
Santiago como inspector de escue-
las del municipio de Lola.
No son necesarios estos parrafos
para los amigos compaferos cue.
deEde largos a1ios de intima ar.is-
tad y confraternidad, venimos mano
nano con ell sefior Santiago ca
minando por La cuesta de la vida
en- lucha alberta con ell ,Destino y
glorificando a Puerto Rico el nues
ira labor de maestros de instruction
plbica.
Pero ell companero Santiago Sc
retifa de nuestro lado para ccnti-
nuar la noble tarea del magisterio
en- Ell pueblo de Lola, poblaciAn
que no conoce todavia, y donds ha-
bra de encontrarse con, gents nue.
va, con companeros. nuevos cit quie
nes e1npezara por culttvar contain
"a personal, amistad ", frat ernidac
Y es por clio que stncera y entu-
siasticamente danos estas notas al
publico, y con especial interes para
Ell culto pueblo de Lola q cuya
sociedad y cuyos maestcos fell
citamos, con Ell mas vivo catlor de
nuestras simpatfas, porque r.uy
bien sabemos que ell seiior saai 80
sera un inspector de escuelas que
sabra dsr merito Y prestigio al PRO
greso cultural de Lola EN- todos
sus ordenes, porqEe asi nos 10 ga
rantiza la magnifiea preparation
professional y tecnica de. :iI,4s =
amigo en- su larga experiencla en-
el campo de La ensefianza ptblica.
FL senior Santiago es natural del
pequelo y pintoresco pueDIo de Na
ranjito. AL elegir la senda del ma !.
gisterio, ejerci6 por vsz primera CO
mo maestro rural EN- uno de los
barrios del municip:a de Bayam6n.
Mas tarde Sc traslado a Caguas don
de ha trabajado como maestro gra
duado de ingles, acting principal,
maestro especial de agriculture y
Ayudante del inspector.
Hoy, despues de una preparation
laboriosa en- Ell campo ie inspec-
ci6n, es ascendido al cargo ee ms
pector de Escuelas, 10 que signif-
ca un verdadero acto de justicia de
parte de nuestro Comisicrado de
instruction al premiar las virtudes
de un hijo de esta TERRA en- sus
afanes de progreso en- Ell amplio cam
po de la educaci6n popular
A todos los maestros de 1loiza ex
tendemos nuestra mas sincers reco-
mendaci6n del amigo y compaiiero
Santiago. quien por varios amos su-
po hacerse querer de todos los macs
tros de Caguas. Su trato es afa-
BILE sus sugestiones dadas eli les
salones de classes son lecciones re-
dag6gicas que vosotros sabr6is apre
ciar. Ademas, ell sefor Santiago
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
NinguIl 0trO CarrO Da ResuiiqdOs
Tan EXcelenteS Como Este

FL exito universal del
Ci1RYSLER de Seis Cilin-
dros durante los ultinos
Is meses desde su presen-
tacion al ''publico sigue
siendo ell acontecimiento
de mayor irnportancia en-
la industria de automovi-
les. 81 H
Sc ha alcanzado I'm record
insuperable tanto en- el nu-
nero de Chrysler Six fa-
bricados, como en- Ell mon
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
(Dado en- el SigiO MedicO)


El JABON LA TOJA es un ia
bon saline sin rival, siendo el pre-
terrible entire todos los jabones,r no
solamente cuando sean indicados
sus ingredientes medicinales, sinO
tambi&n como jab0n usual de tOca-
dor. Mejora siempre las condolences
del cults; Ia exquisite sensation que
sc experimental al frotarse las ma
nos. despu6s de lavarse con el JA-
BON LA TOJA, convida a CONT
nuar usandolo, Y Sc echa mucho de
menos cuando falta, siendo real
mcnte insustituible.
Para las erupcioneS diatasicas, en-
las que no convene otra cosa mas
que hacer una esmerada limpieza,
como sucede en- la mayorfa de los
eczemas, no hay NADIA mejor que
los buenos lavados de aqua hervida
: el JABON LA TOJA.
Este cOntieEe todas las substan-
cias minero-medicinal de aquellas
aguas Y lodoS, sin perder ninguna
de elias, porque Sc obtienen eyapo-
rando el aqua en- ell vacfo. Ademas,
la elaboration del JABON La To
ia es esmeradfSima, empleando pri-
meraS materias de superior cali
dad sin embargo, resulta muy fra
eli, partiendoSe fdciImente las pas
tillas en- dos 0 mas pedazos al estar-
Sc lavandO, 10 cuaf depende de las
sales, Y 81 no fuese por elias, este
iab6n serfa duro Y tenaz en- Ell mas
alto grado.
Las sales Y lodoS de La TOJA,
que forman parte integrante del ja-
bon del miSmo nOmbre, Gentlemen
! una riqucZa exuberante de los prin-
/ cipios de remineralizaci6n del Orga-
niSmO, como Ell clOruro de sodio, el
hierro Y el ars6nico, los cuales dan
al aqua dOnde Sc disuelven las be-
neficiosas propiedadeS de las solu-
clones isot6nicas. (Esto Sc obtiene
tantO mas prontO cuanto menor es
Ia cantidad empleada). Ademds. las
prOpiedadeS antis6pticas que los ia
| bones tienen en- general, resultan
refOrZadas con ell JABON DE La
TOJA por los poder0sos medicamen
tos de sus sales V lodos, Y su acci6n
! es penetrante, como Sc demuestra
por el mucho tempo que dura la
untuosidad que deja en- la piel. Sc
/ advierte ann mas La superioridad
del JABON DE La TOJA cuando,
| en- vez de emplear aqua natural, sc
lava unO con lfquidos medicinales,
como las sOluciOnes de sublimado
y suero fisiol6gicO. Para conven-
cerse de este, hdgase Ia siguiente
! prueba.
P6ngase aqua salada de Ia mis-,
ma concentration Cal 80 pOr 1.O0O)
EN- dos palanganas; lavese una ma
no en- una de elias con eI JAB0N
DE LA T0yA, V en- La Otra paIan-
CANA laVese La otra mano con I'm
jab6n que no sea de La TOJA.
Sc advertira entire una otra una
diferencia semejante a la que hay
entire un buen jab6n de disolverse
en- aqua potable a disolverse en-
aqua no potable.
DIR. CamilO CALLEJA.
Madrid, % de julio de 1909.
(Anuncio)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05


ha edo Y es unA conseclIenta defen-
sor mantenedor de los prin 'ipioS
Q ideales de nuestra vigoroG1 Aso
ciaci6n de Maestcos de cuyo Cucr
po Directive ,ocupo un cargo dc con
fanza Ell ano pr6ximo pasado. ia
Asociacion local de Lolza encontra-
"a en-. ell senior Santiago uEa, colum
na inquebrantabIe cpantas veces
sea necesario sostene~ = defender
los derechos de justicia de los macs
tros de Puerto Rico. No otra cosa
Sc puede esperar como rosulta.lo de
la habilidad y sincecidad dc los
inspectores con quienes ell seilor
Santiago ha trabajado, contdndose
entire ellos a don Francisco Vim
Gently, don Cecilio Torres Reyes,
don Gerardo selles sola, don Ber-
, nardo Huyke otros.
La Association local de 1Maes1ToS
de Caguas siente profundam .nte ia
part!ds Gle nnestro compafero San
tiago quien fue siempre su fel con
sejero y su guia por tantos amos,
y desea al amigo que Sc ausenta
todo genero de exitos en- la nueva
faz de la enseilanza pdblica en- su
labor de inspector escolar. Peso a
la vez nos sentimos satisfechos por
que su ascenso ha sido bien mere
cido por 10 que envia1nos al com-
pefero un abrazo fraternal como
felicitaci6n nuestra, asi como fell.
citamos tambi6n al Departan:cnto
de Educaci6n de Puerto, Rico por
tan bello acto de justicia 2a-tan-
do a la inspection escolar a un Dig
no compatriota cuya labor ha dc
ser fecnnda altamente patri6tica
en- aras de nuegtro progreso educa-
two. = ~ 81
LOS MAEsTRos DE
CAGUAS.
Agosto 81, 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

AgostO 81, 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05
OpiniOneS de Medi-
COS emin0nteS
Ell JABON DE LA TOJA
UNICO EN- Ell AIUNDO
INFORAIE EMITIDO POR EN-
CARGO DEL COLEGIO DE ME-
DICOS DE MADRID

''Es un hechO aut6nticO, segdn
referencias numerOsas Y acre
ditadas, que las AGUAS DE LA
T0JA son de una composition
v eficacia tan eXcelentes, que
mereeen generates y entusias-
tas aplausos.
GQui6n descOnOee sus euraeiO-
mes maravillOsas?"
DIR. ANGEL, PTJIDO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-05

tante de dinero pagado por
ellos.
Esto ha sido possible por-
que en- ningi1n otro CARO- ell
publico habia obtenido los
resultados de beIleza, cua-
lidad, eficiencia, perfec-
to fl1cionamiento Y gran
comfort" como en- ell
CHRYSLER SIX.
No dele I'd. de probar es-
tie CARO- maravilloso.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-08-13
ORIGINAL LETTER OF PRO-
MISE TO EX-KING HUS-
SEN REMOVES BASIS OF
ARAB CLAIMS.
Jewish Telegraphic Agency Special
Correspondent in Arabia Visits
EN-king Hussein, Sees
Actual Document
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency


Jerusalem.-The claims of Arab
Nationalistic leaders that Great Bri-
tain and France in introducing the
mandate system in Syria and Pal
estine, particularly Great Britain with
the issuance of the Balfour Declara-
tion, acted contrary TO promises given
during the war to the Sheriff of Nee
ca, have no basis in the light of ac-
tual evidence.
DR.. Wolfgang Won Weisl, special
correspondent of the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency in Arabia, in an in.
terview with ex-King Hussein in
Akaba, before his departure from
there, was given an opportunity to
see the original letter of General
MacMahon, dated August 81, 1915, on
which the claims of the creation of
complete and Independent Arab state
are based. The documents establish
in no uncertain manner that although |
it is true that Great Britain encour-
aged ex-King Hussein, then the Sher-
if of Mecca, is his claims to the crea-
tion of an Arab caliphate, there was
no definite promise made with regard
to the frontiers of the proposed Arab
state. The document contains the ex-
preston that the future will deter
mine the Arab frontiers"
Subsequent agreements contain no
clause which could be interpreted as
contradictory to the creation of the
mandatory system and the separat-
ing Of Western Syria and Palestine
from the Arab territory.