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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14

De los libros do la casa, que fue-
ron salvados, pndo obtenerse la ST
guiente information: r
septiembre. octubre.
comprss 2.989.45 1,564.93
Fletes de compras ss6.67 1857
ventas 4.sS2.65
tnEentario de Mercade-
rias,
geptiembre 1.767.S4
septiambre so 1,s49.ss
En- Ell Mayor no habia ninguna
otYa cuenta que afectsra 81 oosto
de las Mercaderias vendidas
Las mercancias salvadas SO va
1oraron en- $1,487.66.
RequeridO:
1.-Prodnzca un estado demostra-
tivo dc las perdidAs Ocaaicnadas
por Ell incendio, "a determinando Ell
vslor aproximado de Las mercade-
ras en- eatstencia la noche en- que
0curri6 el incendio.
2.-Haga las entradas de jcrnal
necesarias para registrar esta Ope-
Faci6n.
Copyright 1925. by Felipe Ca
asnova).
FL anterior es uno de los muchos
problemas que so resuelven y ex-
pican en- Tenedurfa de Ldbros Mo-
derna, por Felipe Casanova, B. c.
S. La Inica obra de contabiltdad
nloderna escrita en- castellano.. Usa-
ds como texto en- Ell 80 por ciento
de los colegios privados de Puerto
Rico, y en- Ia Escuela Normal su-
perior de Santo Domingo. 3. D.
81 usted es tenedor de hbros, CO.
nerciante estndiante de contabi-
iIdad. 1e es imprescindible leer es-
te tratado de Contahilidad. Llene
envienos Ell siguiente talon, para
aue examine la obra gratuitamen-
10:
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nador La Toilette, el Partido Lii
beral, quedando fuera de esta ac-
ci6n politica ell Partido Socialista
por no abjurar de sus principles
basicos, y las organizaciones de
ferroviarios que acordaron seguir
su vieja polftica no-partidarista.
El resultado de esta conferencia
en- Chicago, ha sido una gran sor-
presa Y una tremenda deception
para el Partido Socialists anne
ricano, Y otros grupos del traba-
10 organizado que fueron unidos
en- la campana electoral de no
viembre bajo el nombre de Par
lido Independence con la candi-
datura de La Toilette para la
presidencia de los Estados Uni
dos, Y concurrieron a la confe-
rencia en- la irme creencia de que
despues de la brillante prueba he
cha en- los comicios, surgirfa de
esta la defnitiva organization del
Partido Laborista americana.
En- vista de este, la Convention
del Partido Socialista que Sc ce-
lebr6 en- la misnla ciudad de
(Continna en- la pag. g.
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E senador lglesias...

lrepartido de la siguiente manera:
Una cuarta parte para sostener la
secci6n Ga. Comit6 Local de Ia
Playa de Ponce, una cuarta parte
para ser renitido al Comit6 Ejecu-
two SociaEsta que radica en- San
Juan de p. r., otra cuarta parte
para el Conite Sociaista Central
de Chicago, Illinois E. U. A. y "la
restante cuarta parte para de Chi
eago ser remitida los directories
socialistas de la Tercera Internacio-
nal de Moscow, Rusia".
Que en- la forma antes dicna era
que los directories socialistas nos ha-
clan yer que era invertido el dine
70: Las estampillas que compraba-
mos dicen asi: 'tDue Stamp, So
cialist Party National Committee.
Que la carta roja la uno la pre-
sente declaration para mayor certe-
"a de mi aserto.
A los efectos de que conste en- for
ma autentica suscribo la presente
baio iuramento ante Notario Publ
CO..
(rdo. jose FIGUERoA.
DEcLARANTE.
Affidavit No. 1852.
Guscrita y jurada ante mi la ante
rtor declaration por don jose FL
gueroa, mayor de edad, casadO, ma
Tino Y vecino de la Playa de Ponce,
Puerto Rico q Quien conozco perso-
nalmente En- Ponce, Puerto Rico
a II de JUNO de 1e24.''
(rdo.l Tomas cARTND.
Notar1o Pdbnco.
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| Que en- ell afo 1920 fuinnos mem-
bros del Partido socialista de Puer-
to Rico. Que obtuvimos cartas ro-
jas membership cards).
Que al sacar las referidas cartas
rojas, los lideres socialistas nos hi
cieron saber: Que Ell dinero obtenido
de esa manera era invertido asi: una
euarta parte para sostener ell Comi-
te Socialista local, una parte para
sostener el Comite Socialista Insn-
lar, otra parte para sostener Ell Co.
mite Socialista Nacional. cllya ofici-
IA esta en- Chicago, Z. u. A. Y "a
restante cuarta parte para sostener
Ia Tercera International de Moscow
Russia.
"Asi Sc nos hacia saber por los
liders y por el propio jefe del Parti-
dc socialista, seAor Don Santiago
Igiesias Pantin, cuando hah7aba el
las conferencias privadas del Club
Socialista."
Como miembros del Partido socia-
lista Sc nos hizo saber v sonar
en- la Revolution de los obreros a
los efectos de la complete destruc-
ci6n del sistema capitaista.
Para que conste espont&neamente
10 decimos y juramos ante Notario
pdbhco, Ponce, Puerto Rico, (Playa
de Ponce) II de iunfo de 1924. (Tres
cartas rojas unidas este affidavit).
(FIRMADo)
Julian olivera, Evangelista Me-
dina, Agustin Quesada Candelario
Antofetty.
Affidavit No. 1888.
Don Julian olivera, Don Evange-
]ista Medina, Don Agustin Quesada
y Don Candelario Antofietty, todos
nlayores de edad, solteros, de ocupa-
ci6n marinos Y vecinos de Ponce,
playa de Ponce, P. R.) de mi como
cidos, suscriben y juran la anterior
declaration, Ponce, P. r. II de JUNO
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dram obscureeer la verdad"
s'Y cuando la verdad Sc conozca
y Sc compruebe, Sc vera a la luz del
sol tropical que tales delaciones y
fa, ,sedades de bolsheviquismo Y CO.
E1anismo aplicadas un pueblo in
feliz y hambriento, desnudo de cuer
20 y de mente, atropellado y mutila-
do, es un sarcasmo horrible y una
;ronia macabra y que tai propagan-
da Sc utillza para ocultar imbeciles
egofsmos individuales y la siniestra
avaricia personal y colectiva de gru-
pos capaces de crucificar la Hber-
tad, la democracia y la redenci6n de
un pueblo.
Santiago IGLESIAS.
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1924
(Fdo.) Tomas cARTIND.
Notario Publico.

NOGdElo EuUASO'
"Despues de leer estos juramen-
tos, afirmando ell ridiculo y tremen-
do absurdo de ''que la euarta parte
de la carta de los miembros del Par
lido Sociaista de Puerto Rico, era
para ser remitida los directories de
la Tercera International de Moscow,
Russia, podemos asegurar cl
sefior Iglesias-que las razones de
caracter bolshevique contenidas en-
la carta que Ell senior Barcelo dirigio
al General Mcintyre, para justifi-
car el fraude y Ell crimen electoral
tienen ell mismo origen y la misma
caltdad que los juramentos cita-
t3ss'
'El n'otiro rri }cir II de que cl
forror de- porjrro, IL delaci6n y Ia
falsedad sean utilizadas con tanta
despre eocupaei6n en co-t-a lei Pa
tsdo Socialists de Puerto Rico dele
ser bien conoeida por el pals. 81 ia
vcrdad Sc hubiera dicho. entonces
los fraudes, los atiopellos, Ia coGrup-
ci6n v crimenes electorales realiza-
dos el dia de noviembre de 1924
"no tendrfan justification y no hui
bieran sucedido nj Sc hubieran tole-
rado", tai es la declaration de nues-
tros amigos, los senadores Y repre-
sentantes, que tienen inter6s en- cono
GER toda la verdad de 10 que ocu-
rrt6 en- Puerto Rico. Los banquetes,
los alojamientos palaciegos, nj II
campafa bolsheviquista jam4s po--
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DEcLARAoroN 5URADA


''YO, joss rigueroa, BajO jura-
msnto declare:
Que soy mayor de edad, casado
son Justiniana Rodriguez, de ocupa
cisn "marino Y vecino de Ia Pla-
"a do Ponce, P RI Que mi NOM
bYe. es como antes queda expresa-
tio: Que durante Ell afio 1920. perte-
necf al Partido Sociatista de Pto.
Rico: One al ingresar en- dicho Par
tjao v obtener el membership
card" carta roia, Sc me hizo sa-
bsr que las estampillas que compra-
ba y pagaba en- la Secci6n Ga. Co.
mite Sociahsta de la playa de Pom
CO, P. R.,) Ell dinero obtenido era
la venta de dichas estampillas era
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'COqiuntamente con el fracaso del
laborisIlno m en- Estados Unidos parece
que el ruestrO Ia fracasadO tanbi6n

Las esperanzas de fundar en-
los EstaGos Unidos un poderoso
Partido Laborista como ell de In
glaterra, han desaparecido por
complete, de acuerdo con ell re-
sultado de la Conferencia de Ac-
ci6n Politica Progresista recien-
temente celebrada en- la ciudad de
Chicago, donde Sc constituy6 con
los elementos partidarios del Sc
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pEcLARAc1oN JuRApA

''L,os abajo firmados, raayores de
edad, "obreros, vecinos'' de la Pla-
va de Ponce, Puerto Rico. Bajo jG-
ramento. declaramos que nuestros
nombres y circunstancias personales
son como quedan insertos.
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Continuation de La pagina la.

~.
''Yo, Francisco b. Cort&s, juro
solemnemente: que soy mayor de
edad, "abogado y vecino de Pom
ce'': que pertenecf al Partido So
cialista de Puerto Rico EN- el ano
1890: que al ingresar en- dicho Par
lido y obtenerse el membership
card" (carta roja Ilamada entire
los socialistas, la cual Sc une este
afhdavit para que forme parte del
1pisno) Sc le hace saber al miem-
lrro que del dinero que Sc paga en-
cstampillas una parte es para Ell
nantenimiento del cOmit6 local,
otra parte es para el Comite Eje-
cutivo sociaista que radica en- San
Juan; otra parte para el Comite
EjecutiyO Nacional en- Chicago, Ill,
Estados unidos de America "otra
parte es para Ia Tercera Interna-
fdonal de, Moscow: que esa. es Ia
inversion que 80 da todo el dine
70 que Sc recoleeta con -dichas tar
5etas de admission, membership
carSis).
Y para que conste frmo el pre-
sSnte en- Ponce, P. R., a II de Ju-
ITO de 1924. IL,
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Institute CASANOVA,
Departamento 25,
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Institute CASANOVA,
Departamento 25,
San juan p. u.
Muy sehores mios: - n n
Sfrvanse enviarme por correo 9. .: y.
Iqs tomos de su obra Tenedur1a De LlDsos .s
1Io6erna. que mas abajo marco con una
<. Sc entiende que 20 pagare su yalor
al cartero cuando reciba e. paquete;
Que tendre derecho devolver Ia opta
dentro de los ctnco dfas despues De ha-
bermela remesado, 81 10 creyere conYe-
nicnte; comprometiendose nstedes, en-
tai case, a reembolsarme Ell dinerO pagado.
Principles Fundamentals (TomoD
is ~ ~As$3
--Scciedades Mercantiles (Tomo I'D
.-Enenadsrnaci6n en- tsla. rs cts. ex-
tTs poT tomo. Advs.
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ANUHIIHLaC4UH ue ID EdS4Hd y
s%
FL dia II de octubre del presente
ano ocurri6 un incendio en- Ia Ca
sa, resultando una perdida parcial
de las mercanctas an existencias.
De los hbros dc la casa, que fue-
ron sslvados, pndo obtenerse la ST
guiente information, r
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(Firmado) p. R. coRTEs

Affidavit nimero 1885,
3Arado y suscrtte ante mi pcr
Don francisco 3, Cortes, mayer de
edad, casado, epogsdo y vecino de
Ponce Quien doy, fs conoeer PEI
eonalmente en- Ponce, P. R., IL de
Jua1o de 1921.
(Pirmado) Tomas oARTTND,
Nota1io PGblfco.
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PRoBnEMAs DE coNTABI-
LIDAD

(Continuaci6n de La Pagina y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Newspaper Story
at Winter Garden

Eva Eovak and William Fairbanks
are costarrIng again as tho Winter
Garden attraction until Saturday
night, This latest picture IN tho
series made by the pair Of thrill
actors Il The Fatal Mistake" II n
a newspaper story IN which a young
cub reporter makea terrible mis-.
take and lossa hIn job In his efforts
10 show that tho wan who fired him
was wrong no gets on tho trail OF a
pair Of crooks and gets story. the
crooks and a girl a'l In ono fell
swoop.
With tho two lead players are
wilfrod Lucas. Bruce Gordon. Dot
Farley, Frank Clark. Harry Mccoy
ana Paul woigcl The direction ~
under tho ego OF Scott Dunlap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
NEW ZEALAND NATIVES
BOOKED FOR PANTAGES

A company or New Zealand Maoris
have bga booked Dy mr Alexander
pantsgr5 foreign Office aud viii
show FOR the frst time on tho Amer,
lean continent az tho popular Third
ave, playhouse. starting neat Mon
day
Much time haN been spent by the
foreign office Of SIR. Pnntagcs 10
gather together q group ~ these
New Zealand natives Everyone In
the company LAS been bonded 20 tho
New Zealand government 90 assure
his return. They Will present pro,
gram OF native songs. dances and
customs For tho Information OF tho
thcntef going public. on announcer
accompanies these natives
This production will appear In al,
ditlon 90 tho regular six acts Of ysu,
deullo and the feature picture pro.
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Cruces NerU Picture
Booked for Liberty

\ notable cast has been assembled
in James Cruces new Paramount,
production. THE Pony Express. to
bo shown AZ the Liberty. starting
Saturday
Betty Compson has the leading
feminine role. Ricardo Cortez mp.
pears as TIE hero OF the story.
pony expftss rider. Ernest Tor.
renee. MS Ascension Jones. Is
blacksmith and religious fanatic.
Wallace Beery has part which
sclntillate3 with real humor thru.
out. All four players ara featured
in the principal roles of the pro.
duc,ion. written for the screen by
Walter Woods from tho story by
himself and Henry James Forman.
Like The Covered Wagon. The
Pony Express Is a genuine historic
episode in the building up OF Amer.
tea at the time just before the clyil
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
COLUMBIA ANNOUNCES
HALLOWEEN SPECIALITY

A Halloween lll-Jinlys, packed
Win thrills ana fun. viii bo staged
saturday night at the Columbia. acc
cording 10 an announcement from
Robert ". Bender, manager
II Will be '~rho Phant0ms Party"
FOR ht tho Columbia tho past two
weeks the weird ghost Of Castor
LcHouK's story. Tho Phantom of
the Opera" has been appalling audit
enccs with his sinister movements.
but Saturday night ''Tbe Phantom
viii relent aud mcrrimsnt will reign
instead Of drnmatlca.
Seven hlgh-claEs vaudeville acts
have been booked and innumorabla
surprises for the late attendants tths
affair starts al Il;2o p. MI. have
been planned
One Of the outstanding features Of
tho program viii be tho provisw
screening OF a forthcoming Columbia
attraction It's name win not be
given out. but Mr Bender promises
that no one viii be disappointed. M
the star Of tho picture IN one Of
seattlo's fhvorite comedians.
Seats for tho gala event are now
on sale az the box ofiice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Elsie Ferguson to
Star at Blue Mouse

With an altstnr cast headed by
beautiful Elsie Ferguson. noted stage
and screen star. THE Unknown
Lover" viii begin an engagement at
the Blue Mouso Saturday Victor
Hugo Halpcrin wrote and directed
this pho,oplay in which such we'll
known players a. Frank Mayo. Nil.
dred Harris. Leslie Austen. Peggy
Kelly Count Costa Morncr and Al.
thur Donaldson appear
The story deals with the iovo az,
fairs Of Elaine Kent Elsie Fergu.
sonL who Ia eager 20 study sculpture
abroad. and who IL sought ia mar.
riago by Fred Wagner u.lElc Austen
and Kenneth Billings frank Msyol
How Hho marries Kenneth TO reform
him. fails mlsorably. and. by daring
strategy. regalns his ioyo when no
has neglected her for his business
affairs. forms an intensely dramatic
story Of romance and big business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Doug MacLean in
Famous Cohan Play

He does the wrong thing at the
right time every time,
In Seven Keys 10 Baldpate." the
famous George VI. Conan comedy in
which Douglas MacI.Han opens Sat
urday at the Liberty, the comedian
plays the role OF a young novelist
who seeks the solitude OF .BaIdpate
Inn to write novel in "a hours.
4 band OF crooks seek the inn at
the same time. Gun-play. near.
murder and general pandemouium
ensue.
And thru II all Doug MacLean.
in the character Of the writer. per.
sistently does the opposite Of the
right thing at every opportunity.
The climax OF this inverted course
OF procedure occurs when one OF
the crooks apparently kills the girl
accompiice. MacLean rushes in.
SEXES the gun-and is promptly ar
rested for murder and accused by
The entire band OF crooks!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Genuine Racer in
Picture at Colonial

Not only does yltagraphs picture
play OF the famous racing melo.
drama, 'Wildflre." at the Colonial
Friday. boast Of real all.star array,
but the mare that plays the name
part Is a genuine racer. She IL
Theresa Cough. imported several
years ago and is n full sister Of
Nellie Cough. that surprised race.
goers Mt Miami by winning a race Mt
the Juicy odds OF 30 to /. Alleen
PrInRIe heads the cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30

During tho last century the popu.
iation % the United States has
doubled Itself approximately every 80
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
S u bile Methods in
"Phantom of Opera"

Suggesting ideas rather than per.
sons. faces or living entities; letting
an audience imagine the story rather
than flashing II on a screen-this is
the strange development in picture
production that Lon CLANCY exem.
piifies In his new Universal spec
tacle. ''The Phantom Of tho opera"
at tho Columbia.
Startling in is nudacity. the new
production suggests the story always
1T never comes right out with n
direct narrative told in terms Of d.
rect action on the screen: shadows.
gestures-fleetins giiHpses OF its
people in weird settings and strange
gloomy underground cellars, tell the
tale.
With CLANCY in the cast are Mary
Philbin. Norman Kerry and Arthur
Edmund Carewe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30

James Crze Western he Pony Express billed for Liberty W. Grit
hs Sally of the Sawus coming Strand; Elsie Ferguson Her
Unknown Lover to be Blue Mouse feature Phantom of the Opera
nues at Columbia Douglas Nacean comedy Saturday Coliseum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Syrnpathies Touched
in Picture at State

A simple yet deeply pathetic lit
tie picture Is mot One 20 Spare"
at the State. II is different from
the regular run OF pictures. There
is hardly any plot to II; II simply
depicts the love a father and n
mother feel for their children. They
arc poor folks. but prefer to remain
poor, rather than part with any Of
their seven children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Wheeled Dressing
Room SoIUed 1t

James Kirtwood tho capable
screen star. recently experienced all
the comforts--or should II be dis
comforts--of Pullman transportation
without moving off tho Paramount
studio In Hollywood
In ''Ths Top OF the World" now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Griffith Circus Film,
at Strand Next Week

p. w. Griffith IS said to have
produced a picture more entertain
ing than anything he has yet AT.
tempted in sally OF the sawdus,. :"
which opens at the Strand sa,ur-
day.
The picture tells sympathetic
story OF lovabie humans very much
reset at times with the minor prob
lens such as lack Of money. a
free.for-all circus fight. flight 70
richer harvests on bllndhaggnge
Of railroad car and other ruefuI
troubles
Carol Dsmps,cr who won rccog.
milton with her work In Isn't Life
WONDERFUL" plays the title role.
w. c. Fields. Alfred Lunt, Glenn
Anders. Fife Shannon and ErvilIe
Anderson are among the new faces
featured in the cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30

Iat tho Capitol. kirlSwood portTuyh a
dual role. During the filming Of this
picture he was required 10 make fee
ducn, changes Of costume aud make.
UP from ono chanetsr 70 Tho other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30

Gold brocades md James mako
most exotic evening gowns. psFtlcu.
larry when banded with rich fur or
lowoled with bright colorrd staneH,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-23
XMAS BILL AT CAPITOL

The Capitol will offer a specially
arranged program for the Xmas
holiday show beginning Thursday
through Saturday. Feature vaude-
Vile attractions will be offered with
selected list of photoplays play
ing continuous shows daily.
Betty Compson and Raymond
Griffith. the funny fellow with the
silk hat, are co-featured in the prin-
cipal roles of the Paramount pic
ture. Paths to Paradise" which
comes to the Capitol theater for a
three days run on Thursday.
The vaudeville program will fea
ture the Williams Family of eight
clever artists They were formerly a
circus feature and have more lately
been headliners on the Keith Cir
cult. The family consists OF father
and mother, the six children all be.
ing midgets.
Another feature is The Civic Com.
edy Four. one of vaudevilles lead
ing quartets who offer harmony ant
comedy.
Other include Joe DeLier, a yer.
satile comedian who offers a sur
prise in "A Few Notes in Music. Sons
and Fun" Fridkin and Rhoda hav,
a fine novelty dance offering, and the
Barlows in a variety act.
On Monday, Thomas Meighan vii
be offered in his newest hit, "lrisf
Luck" taken in the land Of The
shamrock.