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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
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zaciones, nutriendolas y fortifi-
candolas.
Enviaran manifiestos, hojas suel
tas Y toda clase de documentos a
los trabajadores en- general.
Asimismo, tendran a su cargo
el levantar el inter6s y entusias-
mo entire los trabajadores para
conmemorar dignamente ell Dia
del Trabajo en- toda Ia ciudad Y
sus barrios.
Despuas de una amplia infor-
maci6n dada por ell Presidente, Ra-
fael Alfonso, sobre las enmiendas
que la Legislature ha introducido
en- Ia ley de Hogares Seguros, por
las cuales, dijo, Sc priva a las or
ganizaciones obreras de la repre-
sentaci6n que hasta ahora ha te-
uido en- dicho ORGANISING, las orga-
nizaciones afiliadas a la Union
Obrera Central resolvieron prote-
ger Y pedir al Gobernador de Puer
to Rico que vete dicho proyecto de
Ley.
Sc resolvi6, ademas, nombrar
una Comisi6n compuesta de Rafael
Alfonso, Jose Ndnez Prieto, CUTLER
mo Delgado Lopez, Emilio Fariza
y Bolivar Pagan para saludar a
su llegada al General Frank Nc
Intyre, Jefe del Negociado de Asun
tos Insulares y entregarle una eX-
posici6n en- que, al reiatar la ST
tuaci6n en- que vive el trabaiador
Puertorriqueno, contenga la petit
ci6n de que una Comisi6n congre-
sional haga una completa investi-
gacion de las condolences sociales,
econ6micas y politicas de Puerto
Eico y haga recomendaciones So
bre los medios que deben ponerse
Ell Practica para remediar dicho
estado de cosas.
FL Comite de Propaganda Y or
eanizaci6n de Santurce, rindio un
complete informe de la labor que
piensan realizar en- aquel populoso
barrio, de la ciudad de San Juan.
Sc acordo solicitar dc la Ame-
rican Federation of Labor sufi-
ciente material de propaganda en-
espanol, que acaban de preparar
para enviar a todas las Republicas
Latino-Americanas, para distri-
buirlo Ell toda la isla.
Diose lectura a varias cartas del
Presidente de la Federation Libre,
Santiago Iglesias, sobre la labor
que esta realizando en- ell Continen-
tie como Secretario de la Fedora
ci6n Obrera Pan-Americana, para
estrechar los lazos de solidaridad
Y mutua protection en- todas las
Republicas del Hemisferio Ameri-
eano.
Asi mismo, cartas recibidas de
Francisco Paz Granela y Pruden-
clio Rivera Martinez, los cuales
asisten como delegados por las
Uniones de Tabaqueros de Puerto
Rico, a la Convention de la Inter
nacional que Sc acaba de celebrar
On Boston, Massachusetts.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
Continuation de Ia Ira. pag. J

Continuation de Ia Ira. pag.y
las Figueroa.
Mecanicos n1mero 778: delega-
dos Andres Martinez y Benigno
Fermaint.
Plomeros ndmero 419: delega-
dos Jose Tapia y Ramon Garcia.
Pintores n1mero 1110: Ramon
T.. Lozano y Sabad Rosario, dele
gados.
Panaderos: delegado virgilio
Maldonado.
Tabaqueros: Florencio Cabello.
El Comite de Propaganda V Or
ganizaci6n de Puerta de TERRA,
qued6 constituido como sigue:
Federada n1mero 1898: dele
gados Alvaro Saliva Y Juan Zayas.
Tabaqueros ndmero 460: delega-
dos Pablo Vega Santos, Julio We
ga Y Jose R. Pineiro.
Trabajadores de los muelles
n1mero $40: delegates JESUS Ma
ria Balzac y Santiago Ceballos.
Las Uniones de San Juan, COM
pucstas de: Carpinteros n1mero
1850, Tip6grafos n1mero 478, Bar
beros ndmero 602, Pintores mime
ro $50, Matarifes y Tablajeros n1-
nero sos y Federada, formaran en-
breve sus Comit6s, estando a car.
go su direction de los oficiales de
ia Central.
Reorganization de Uniones.
Laborar por la formation de nue.
vas Uniones, atrayendo a las fl
las del trabajo a todos los hom-
bres y mujeres que laboran en-
campos, fabricas, talleres ofici-
mas en- toda la ciudad de San Juan.
Celebraran conferencias y reu-
niones todas las semanas.
Prepararan invitaciones indivi-
duales y colectivas, para ampliar
Ia esfera de acci6n de las organi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
Horrible choque
Continuation de la Ira. pag.J

cion, y algunas de suma gravedad
los pasajeros Balbina Tejada, Ga
10 Gonzalez, Martina Guzman,
Carmen Guzman Y Francisto Pc
rez, quienes viajaban en- ell CAIRO
que guiaba Carrasquillo. Ademas
resulto herido Monserrate Libran.
quien viajaba en- ell otro autom6vil.
Todos fueron conducidos a Are
cibo inmediatamente y curados de-
bidamente. No obstante, Balbina
Tejada recibi6 golpes tan terri
bles que muri6 mientras era aten-
dida en- el Hospital Municipal, sin
que los cuidados de los medicos
fueran sufcientes a salvarle la
vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
UN CARRo QUE FALLA

Es una m&qu1na que nadie mon
ia. Del mismo modo pa3a en- Ia vi
da diaria, en- todos los 6rdenes del
vivir inQuieto a que nuestTo siglo
nos empuia.
listed reQuiere para SIS anuncios
correspondence, es decir, que ha-
va sutido el efccto deseado. listed
gasta su dinero en- anunclos pero
es justo que el mismo anurcio lie
pague por 10 mencs parSe de este
dinero.
Hoy podemos ufanarnos lie asegu
rar nuestros lectores que nuestra
secci6n de anuncios clasifcados no
falla. Constantemente recibimos Or
denes dc baja, va que 10 anuncia-
tlo ha sido vendido antes CO cum
plirse Ia somana, y a su vez nue-
vos articuIos aparecen en- las CO.
lumuas. .Recuerde que Ell MUNDo
le da mas servicio que cnalquer
otro diario. Su anuncio apaCe 2ard
Lea y utilize la secci6n de avi-
SOS clasiGcados ds Ell MUNDo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
LA INVESTIGATION
JUDICIAL.

Ell Juez Municipal De aquella
ciudad practice una investigation
minuciosa de los hechos, tomando
declaration a numerosos testigos.
POGO despu6s procedi6 a deere
tar el arresto de Antonio Cosme.
fjandole una fianza de tres mil
dGlares para obtener su libertad
provisional hasta Que un tribunal
competente dictamine.
Cosme esta acusado de violar el
articulo 328 del C6digo Penal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
No habrd.
CCOntinuaclop de la pAg. /,

yecto.
En- primer lugar Sc funda en-
que el proyecto no cuenta con
asignacion alguna Ell el nuevo
presupuesto insular, 10 que no
ocurre con las cortes de distrito
de Ponce Y San Juan, proyectos
que seran frmados de un momen-
to a otro.
Y sabido es que ell Gobernador
no tiene facultades legales para
insertar en- presupuesto asigna-
clones que no aprob6 la Legisla-
tura.
Un lapsus olvido de nuestros
legislatures ha echado a perder
el proyecto.
Ademas, ell Attorney General
Butte, en- su opinion indica que
tiene ciertas dudas en- cuanto a
la constitucionalidad del proyecto,
aun cuando no cree necesario en-
trar a discutir este punto legal,
por estar de por medic la primera
circunstancia que hace de todo
punto impossible la aprobaci6n del
proyecto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
LOS soCIALISTAS EN-
ACECHO

Mientras tanto, podemos asegurar,
sin miedo a equivocarnos, que los
socialistas permanecen en acecho,
en- espera de Ia oporturidad, aguar-
dando Ia decision del Alcalde. sea
cual fuere, para entr2r en- acci6n.
Creemos haber dicho va en- otras
ocasicnes que los socialiStas. ann
cuando no 10 han sohcitado of
cialmente, alegan que el cargo
&c Conisionado de Benefcencia
les corresponds ellos.
No obstante, la creeacis general
es que los republicanos puros no
estaran dispuestos ceder y que
endosaran su candidate pesar
de la oposicion sociaista.
GQue ocurrira entonces7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
Ell Com. de-.
Continuation de Ira. pagina)

--1l-
bles, que algunas veces Sc resuel-
ven en- ammonia y otras proyoc&n
verdaderos confictos.
Aun cuando en- este case 81 Co.
mite Local I;epubhcano puro no
h. logrado poncrse de acuerdo eli!
cuanto al candidate que tlene que
endosar an6e ei Alcalde, prevaIace
Ia creencia general de que Sc en-
contrara I'm candidate que sea acep
tado por todos y que los demas
candidates Sc retiraran en- bicn de
Ia administration.
Es pues POGO oportuno adelantar
nombres todavia, va que Sc CORE
el riesgo de una re2tiicaci6n =
adenas, sabido es va que ell es-
tas cuestiones de politica ad.ai-
nistrativa los asuntoS Sc conducen
con nucha dlplomacia ; caalquier
circunstancia en- ell Iltimo momen-
to provoca cambios radicales
LOS soCIALISTAS EN-
ACECHO
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
DURUM v He 4 I
IS VALUABLE
FOR FOOD
Macaroni, Spaghetti and
Noodles Made From
Finest Grains.

Macaroni, spaghetti and noodles all
are made from durum wheat. For the
standard package macaroni, spaghetti
and noodles only the finest of Ameri-
can grown durum wheat is chosen.
Tine wheat is ground and freed
from bran. This meal differs from
flour in that it contains higher
percentage of gluten, the muscle-build-
ing constituent of wheat. 1t is he
cause of this high gluten content that
macaroni, spaghetti and noodles are
so highly recommended by food au-
thorities as being among the best pos
sible foods for growing children. :.
The meal is mixed with water and
formed into dough, placed in YER
teal cylinders from which it is forced
out through performations to give ths
familiar shapes. 1t is then dried.
Nothing is added to it; none of the
essential heat energy and body build
ing constituents have been removed.
The composition of macaroni or spa
ghetti shows that when fat is added
to a dish containing it, the dish be-
comes an ideal food.
VALUABLE FOOD.
In his book. Food and Flavor"
Henry 7. Finck, a national authority
on foods, has this to say about maca-
roni:
In the average American house.
hold macaroni is served far too Sci
dom. In one of its varieties it adj
yantageously might replace potatoes
served at one at least of our three
daily meals. What we need is variety
and sometimes, when We have to econ
omize on meat, We need something
more nutritious than potatoes.
He calls macaroni the real staff OF
life and goes on to say:
in other words. macaroni is both
bread and meat. 1t is not merely
side dish, as many American house
wives fancy. but a complete meal in
itself, although, owing to the mildness
of its flavor, it generally is relished
more when cooked with tomatoes or
a little chopped meat, or. better still,
some cheese, or butter. or both"
Sir Henry Thompson. the English
authority on dietetics. says:
Weight for weight. macaroni may
be regarded as not less valuable for
flesh building purposes than beef or
mutton. Most people can digest u
more easily and rapidly than meat. II
offers. therefore. an admirable subs.i-
tute for meat"
SAVE CHILDREN.
In making an appeal for food con.
tributions recently before the Nation
al Macaroni Manufacturers Associa
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
CANNING INDUSTRY
GROWTH PHENOMENAL

The growth of the canning industry
has been really phenomenal. Since
1889 the number of canneries has in
creased $50 per cent, and this does
not nearly indicate the actual growth,
because the capacity of the canneries
has grown still faster. This is shown
BY the fact that the value Of the in
dustry's output has increased from
about $50 100000 in 1880 to over
$500. OOO, 900 at the present time. Cap
ital invested in the canning industry
was So, 200, 900 in 1889, as reported
by the census, while at present 1t is
estimated at $500, 100000.
What this growth means to farm
ers. horticulturists, dairymen and
other agricultural interests is re-
vealed by the value of the materials
utilized by the canning industry. In
1889 the cost of raw materials to the
canneries was S30,000,000. At pres
ent the industry buys about $500, 900
900 worth of materials annually. This
money goes direct to growers of can
ners' crops. dairymen and others, and
has led to the development of a spe-
cialized agriculture that is every year
becoming more important in various
parts of the country.
From the consumers point Of view
interest centers chiefly in the prod
ucts of the canneries as they reach
the table. In this. too, there have
been striking developments. Not manv
years ago the variety of products was
not large. including mainly the three
staples-corn, peas and tomatoes
along with milk meat and sea foods.
Today the industry produces over 2OJ'
understanding from the staple.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13

American grown durum wheat. in
American factories and are in every
way safe, healthy food. They come in
dust-proof packages of just the right
size and there is no waste.
IN HOSPITALS.
Macaroni or spaghetti take the place
of meat more efficiently than any
other food and are recommended
strongly by physicians in the diet when
meat is prohibited or only allowed in
small quantity. They are used in all
hospitals to provide protein food
which can be digested easily and COM
pletely.
Macaroni, spaghetti and noodles also
contain less starch and more protein
than other cereals and therefore are
less fattening and more valuable as
muscle-building material. They are
used in place of potatoes because OF
their greater protein value and to add
variety to the meals.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
SPOON BREAD

2 teaspoons baking powder
IL cup fine white corn meal
IL teaspoon salt
2 eggs
2 cups milk
Scald milk, diluted with water. Stir
in slowly the corn meal and salt
Cook until slightly thick, like a Gus
tard. stirring constantly. Cool a lit
tie. and add yolks Of eggs well beaten
and baking powder. Fold in whites
of eggs beaten stiff. Pour into but
tered baking dish. and make in modcr-
ate oven about 30 minutes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
SCALLOPED OYSTERS

1 pint oysters
3 tablespoons oyster liquor
5 tablespoons milk
IL cup stale bread crumbs
l cup cracker crumbs
IL cup melted butter
Salt
Pepper
Stir crumbs into melted butter and
place a thin layer in bottom Of a but
tered shallow baking dish. Cover
with half the oysters; sprinkle with
salt and pepper, and add half of the
milk, water and oyster liquor mixed
together. Repeat and place remaining
crumbs on top. Never have more than
two layers of oysters. Bake in hot
oven 80 minutes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13

Sugarland products are becoming
more popular each day in San An.
tonic. This is due to the very fine
quality of the products put out by the
Sugarland Company. The foods have
delicate fragrance and a distinctive
flavor that is winning much favor
among local housewives.
The National Grocery Company Is
the wholesale local distributor for the
company. According to this concern
thousands of cases f these products
have been consumed in this city re-
Gently.
These products are packed in east
ern and western states. No expense
is spared in the factories to insure
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
.SUCARLAND PRODUCTS ARE
POPULAR in SAN ANTONIO

perfect sanitation. The very finest
working conditions are provided for
all the employees. All foods are pre-
pared and packed under the special
supervision of experienced and cap
able men.
On account of the tremendous buy
ing power and distribution of the
Sugarland Company housewives of
San Antonio are offered unusually
low prices. All kinds of fruits ami
vegetables are packed and distributed
by this company. As result of the
careful attention given in the packing
plants this company is able to guar
antee every can that is put out b.
the Sugarland Company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
MUSHROOM SOUP.

~ pound fresh mushrooms or stems
of l pound mushrooms.
4 cups chicken or veal broth.
] slice onion.
4 tablespoons butter.
4 tablespoons flour.
] cup milk.
Salt and pepper.
Chop mushrooms, add TO broth, add
onions and simmer twenty minutes.
Melt butter, when bubbling add flour,
stir until smooth and add to boiling
soup. Add milk, season to taste
with salt and pepper and serve very
not
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
EVAPORATED MILK
HAS WATER REMOVED

Learn to distinguish between pow
dered milk, evaporated and condensed.
Condensed milk is made by heating
cows milk to a certain temperature
and then adding sugar before eyap-
grafton. Evaporated milk is merely
fresh milk with the water removed.
Eyaporated milk is made by reducing
the powder. the solids Of fresh milk.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
BAKED HAM.

] two-ineh slice ham.
1 teaspoon prepared mustard.
4 medium sized potatoes.
is teaspoon pepper.
cups water.
Spread ham with mustard. Place
in iron skillet. Surround with pota'
toes cut in slices and seasoned with
pepper. Pour in diluted milk. Cover
tightly and bake slowly Mt least two
hours, or until ham is tender.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13

ton an appeal which was met
promptly and generously-Dr. j. G..
Curran. associate director of the Near
East Relief and surgeon-commander,
L. S. N, said:
ave physicians who have been on
the ground and seen the terrible hun
ger of the little children who some
times wander through the hills for
weeks feeding upon weeds. have OBJ
served the wonderful recuperative val
ne of macaroni to these starving lit
tie bodies. There is no other food so
nutritious.
Macaroni is rich in gluten, the body
and health building element which is
required especially by children. 1t is
splendid meat substitute and can be
made very palatable. We would
rather have macaroni than any other
food for those hungry children"
For hungry children everywhere and
for hungry men and women as we'll,
there are no better foods than maca-
roni, spaghetti and noodles. They are
digested easily, rich in food value and
may be prepared in ways which afford
an endless variety. They may be add
ed to any sort of soup.-they may be
served instead of potatoes, with any
sort OF fricassee or stew, they make
most tempting dishes for luncheon or
dinner. But to insure getting the
cleanest. most healthful. American
made product they should always be
purchased in sanitary, dustproof pack
ages.
ECONOMICAL USE.
Not only are macaroni, spaghetti
and noodles inexpensive foods in them
selves, but they provide the best posi-
re means OF making use Of left-overs.
The meat from Sundays roast-too
small an amount to serve as the meat
course for Mondays dinner-may be
used with n package Of spaghetti to
form the main dish for dinner. Any
eft over vegetable-corn. peas, tomn.
toes or aspasagus-map be creamed
and served with macaroni and moo
lies. Delicious casserole dishes COM
bine left over fish with spaghetti or
macaroni.
When cooking macaroni or spaghet-
ii. IL more is boiled than is needed for
the recipe. the cold macaroni or spa
ghetti may be used the next day to
make most delightful salads, timbales
or croquettes.
Use only package macaroni. spaghet-
II or noodles. They are prepared I'M
der the most sanitary conditions, from
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06
SOLD
BY RYB0LT co.
Are RELIABLE
Get Heating Plants Ready
For Next Year.
Warning.

The winterish days that have lin
gered here even into the Suppo 5edly
springtime month of May remind
the home owner that a good fur
mace is becoming more and more of
a necessity each year. There are
perhaps four months each year
from June until October,-that
there's no call upon the furnace, but
almost any other month sees il in
use, either constantly or .ntermit-
tently.
Builders, therefore, are giving
much thought to the heating heart
of the house. and the Rybolt Fur
mace, sold by the Rybolt Heating
Company, 632 Massachusetts, Ave. is
selected for use in many new resi-
dences. Experience has proven that
comfort and convenience are insured
by the use of this reliable furnace.
In addition to installing and re-
pairing Rybolt Furnaces the Rybolt
Heating Company maintains force
of expert mechanics who repair all
makes Of furnaces. The next few
months will be the best time to have
this repari work done, so that the
furnace will be ready for the first
cold snap in the fall and a call at
either Main 1882 or Lincoln 2714
will bring the furnace fxers at once.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06

advise his clients what to plant and
as where to plant 1t. even If 1t does
mean that less stock may be sold as
a result of this foresighted planning.
81 think that many home owners
buy trees and shrubbeery without
considering how they will look in the
next ten years or So" the land
scape architect said.
Plant Evergreens
For instance, there is craze now
for planting evergreens, and many
people plant any variety without
giving a thought to its ultimate size.
Some evergreen trees grow to be
fifty feet in height-and rer you
will see them planted directly against
a porch. l believe in advising my
clients frankly what will do and
what will not do for their grounds,
and try to suggest arrangements
and shrubs that will be enduringly
beautiful for years to come"
Tuschinsky learned his work in
Europe and is planning to return TO
England and Italy this summer to
take a postgraduate" course in the
planning Of beautiful gardens.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06

tab a mortgage on the lot as a
first payment.
H. is not necessary to invest a
large amount Of money in order to
become a home owner. either, for
the Brightmire Company makes a
speciality of building three and four
rooms bungalows, ideal homes for
the small family, at from 500 TO
1885. The three room bungalows,
of frame or stucco, have a living
room. bedroom and combination din
ing room and kitchen, and cost from
800 to s940 The four room houses
for those who need an extra bed
room or prefer to have a separate
dining room, start at 1880.
Good Arrangement
In arrangement these coy cot
tages save both space and steps, for
there are no Railways or unused
rooms. The living room door opens
from the front porch, and from II
other doors lead into the dining
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06
NOW is Time
TO USE PAINT
AROUND HOME
AIdag Company Prepared
to Furnish Proper
Materials.

1t may be true that the work of
this certainly does not hold true of
the work of man. and just at this
season of the year a coat or two Of
good paint or varnish would be just
the thing to use for that purpose.
The Aldag Paint and Varnish
Company, 426 Il. Washington ST., is
prepared to supply the best of ma
terials for reJuvenating the surface
of everything from the kitchen fur
niture to the family fiivver, and
visit to their store will reveal va
riety of possibilities for Frightening
up the home, both inside and out.
Garage Paint
The chances are that the garage
needs a coat of paint to make it a
suitable home for the new car or,
if the car is old. it might be given
a coat Of time and weather defying
Valspar varnish to do justice to the
garage The house. of course, needs
a new coat Of paint every few years.
AOL OIlN " httD II lOOhliiS It's ttSl
but to minimize the depreciation
that results when painting is neg
lected too long.
The woodwork of the kitchen and
bedrooms is probably light, and re-
peated scrubbings have taken away
its gloss, but coat of Valspar
enamel will soon restore this and
insure It a longer life than ever.
For Furniture
Last but not least, there are those
pieces of furniture that are good in
lire and substantial in construction.
but because of inharmonious color
ing. are out Of keeping with their
1t is a simple matter to enamel
them with Valspar and give them a
beauty that they never had before.
As for the porch furniture. this
enamel is ideal for it. 1t withstands
water and weather. both foes Of fur
niture used outof-doors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06
Brightmire Company Offers
Attractive Payment
Proposal.

Why not own a homer There real
ly seems to be no justifiable reason
why one should live in a rented
house anad buy IT FOR the landlord
when, for no more than rent would
cost, he can buy home of his own:
The steps toward becoming
are certainly not diff
cult ones for those who seek the CO.
operation of the l.. G.. Brghtmire
Eleventh st. and Capitol
Ave, for this company will either
build an attractive house on one
of their own lots for a small down
payment or built on a clear lot and