davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-02

H. D. Orendorf and daughter, Miss
Carrie who have spent the past winter
at Sacramento, CAL, arrived at their
home in Sank Centre Wednesday
noon and will spend the summer here.
Henry Sauer accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Sauer, Mrs. M. Ma
the and Mrs. J. B. Mondloch motor
ed to Cold Springs Sunday and visit
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sauer. While there they also viewed
the bank which was wrecked Friday
night by yeggs.
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Talks Today
5:35-EYW.
6:00-WCCO-WEAR.
6:15-k MA-WCTS.
6:30-WGY-WNYC.

Night. WV (a52.D. Detroit--orches-
ira. soloisis.
7:1O P. M-.woAw (52e), Omaha -.
Sport talk.
IN Music E. M WIZ 2ao 3Qs5 P5sysspc
Mooseheart Children; orchestra.
7:2O p, M.-wLs (344.6l, Chicago-"A
Day in the Desert" string trio:
1870 P. M.-zKFNF l266(, SHENANDOAH H.,
n nSr Concert EoR KsD G3545 il st. Louis
Pittsburgh-Concert. WEBB (37Q2 4
1878 New Yak -. Jr%ln n players il
QUARTZ @' WAS l$9S'8 LQgisXille
so6sF snd p EHN %oo Se$ f Phia
delphiaTYoSe9nl and ls ns5rpmen Fsat Pitts
DO S2rE F mSnN WIZ 49, 1888. Spring
Bi55o so0s WIS WRN$ 555s GhieaSN2 New
York-De Macy Opera Company.
Band. wAHG l515.6l, Riehmon Wdp7
ssyxophone SOPRANO d39 R sgi'o%s rec MBI
RoTeity music SIS wc4 hP3f fSs R5]aR
i 141Sp S sfisnis st. tax WHGS
musical program, WwGR $3.50 ~, Buffalo 1o1S
Vocal t.nstrumentai child singer.
WAR (3O5.9li ProTidencG,e-IjEntertSa in
s snd so T3R owls Wis l${f85 chicaso@
quartet sed vr wT dSS9nd 4t4 voc C9i 4Ss$ss
Davenport-Girls' Orchestra; organ
W W9Rp 35) BstSTiS sstTdy c mu
sieaa wSR (42a.3( Atant99@ -,Jd5tss:
s MTAs WI WI . 352H> betrOi{@Psace
s:16 r. M.-WBZ l333;3(. Springtie7l(dR,o
what Do You Call It club. WCAP
(46S 81 Washington-Trio.
g 80 r. M.-WCAU (27Sj, PhilasdelyElhJiasI7
B Boston Musicale. wFAA, (475.9l.
DallasLMpsic wen 1902 5 ChiG Hi'
VINO I405 n Memphis Music; VIVA
mental. WoAI 1894 D. San Antonio-
Trio. WRNY (258.5) New York
Talk; band concert novelty program
s :45 P. M.-wEAF I1 4991 5 New New G york
ViOlinst: tenor. WHIT (4OO), ChlcasO
Melody Masters. 49,.
8 p. M.-KFKX t2SS:9' R RrgS az az
Hot Springs-Sport results, orchestra
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Jazz Age HAS
ill EFFECT ON
GENTLE BOSSY
First Victim of Strange
Sickness Produces
No Milk.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. 9.-The
COW is the latest victim of the "jazz
age" according to an appeal here
to G.. II. Hecke. head of the State
department Of agriculture.
Edward II. Browning, Tulare
dairyman, asked Hecke what to do
about a nervous complaint which
had affected his prize dairy animals.
Several of my cows have devel-
oped extreme nervousness" wrote
the dairyman, land it has had a bad
effect on their production.
although it probably will seem I'M
believable, one of the COWS seems to
be suffering from a regular nervous
breakdown. She has gone dry, has a
very evil temper and fidgets continu-
ously. I have been unable to find
any cause for all this and would like
some advice"
Director Hecke, admitting that
this was the first case reported to
him of cows developing "jazz age"
symptoms, replied to Browning, ask
ing a detailed statement of the
symptoms and recommending "rest
and quiet"
This Is a nervous age" wrote the
agricultural chief. Your cows may
have been separated from their
calves too quickly, or they may
have suffered from improper hand
ling of milking machines"
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S EsS So7PFg P Ps snno MY
G S$44 81 Chicago WEYc C52s8{S9
(379.5), OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES health
':{S ?. M-wGEs l25ol Oak Park -
ELECTRIC talk. WGY (379.5l, Schenec-
tady-Comedy. VIVID (302.S). Moose
heart-Dinner concert
$3.50 r.. M.-WMAQ (447.3). Chicago -
Family Altar League.
700 P. M.--KFDM 1850 Beaumont
SBenaedGab as55v gENF 266
%izH$ @ KiSsS5m9SgsSna G97 sPr ssSa;
teld---Music WBCN (266) Chicago
dslphta-9oprano bass; violinist. WCAP
$3.50, Washingto vocalists
WEI l34S 81. Boston-Program. WEAF
1921 3 New York = Entertainers
WCX, (51O. Detroit Music. WCrS
(26S), Worcester Concert WEAR
(4C0). Chicago-Organ: tenor: musical
moments; WJR l517), Detroit : Pro
gram. WILT. 1894 81, Philadelphia =
Gnagto@51Lullaby time; ord and Glenn,
ment; talks .woJ (447.5} Chicago-
Orchestra; dinner concert WRNY
l258.5). New York - Grand opera
VITO (475.9), Hartford - Community
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-09
SMUGGLING OF
FOREIGN GIRLS
IS INCREASING
Traffic in Native Wives Is
Lucrative Business
Proposition.

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. s.--The
desire of foreign born Americans to
get wifes from native lands is
swelling the tide of Struggled aliens
into this country according to
Stephen Sullivan of Youngstown.
who was assigned to the immigra-
ton department here to give special
attention to the allen smuggling
problem.
Women are brought into the
United States by men of foreign
birth working in good positions here
who want wives from their native
land" Sullivan said.
I'm some cases passports are
forged; in others, the women are
brought into the United States with
out passports"
During the last twelve months,
Sullivan said. he detected at least
twenty-five OF these arrangements
made by foreigners in and about
Cleveland.
In fact, the demand by men of
foreign birth for women Of their own
land Is so great that agencies have
sprung up which advertise to supply
the women and get them into this
country. These agencies advertise
in foreign countries, featuring the
earning power of the men in
American clients.
They get large fees from the men
for whom they get wives and also
large fees from the girl or her
parents.
Other practices of smuggling alien
women include the aliens return to
his native country with the wife he
married without violation OF the i'm.
migration laws, divorcing her and
marrying another with whom he re-
turns on his first wife's passport.
When struggled women are APP
pretended they are Immediately sent
back anad the man responsible is
prosecuted for immigration law vio.
lation-
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H00Sier Briefs

@HARLES FIvECOATs of
Seymour probably will need
the $50 he won when he
was married last week in a public
ceremony at a Seymour theater.
He has been arrested on a fraudu-
leent check charge.
A second crop Of raspberries is
being pickd by William Myers on
his farm near Bremen.
John Neinager of near Upton has
a second crop of apples on one Of
his trees.
Charles Fletcher, Wakarusa. is ex-
hibitlng a pumpkin Weighing LAT
pounds.
Killing Of sheep by dogs is costing
Wabash County an average OF $3.50
a month, paid out of county funds
to owners Of the killed animals.
Charles Beagles Of Tyner made a
profit Of $1,541 on six acres of
peppermint.
Upton is nervous. Burglar
alarm at the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company has
sounIed twice this week. Both
times the alarms were false
ones.
Frederick Williams, Plymouth.
caught a bass weighing five pounds
and three ounces while fishing at
Pretty Lake in Marshall County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Clase Of
Warsaw observed their fiftieth
wedding anniversary.
Health is purchasable, DR.. William
F. King of the State health board
declared at a joint meeting Of the
Kosciusko County Medical Society
and the Warsaw Kiwanis Club.
The Rev. William Fox. Chicago,
has accepted the pastorate Of the
First Baptist Church at Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hively Of
Columbia City recently celebrated
their Goth wedding anniversary.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Adam #. Gebhart. "a Decatur; NJ,
store proprietor: Eva NJ. Lafinger. "a, 81
s. Tuxedo.
Claude Crimes 43, 1o3 W. Walnut. car
penter Emma G. Adkins. AZ. $50 N. Hi
nois. saleswoman.
otto oskins, 20. 3o15 E. Twenty Second.
coz ''or; Esther Hicks. "a. 80 E. Tween
" Norman, W. Blance. ~. Y. M. e: A;
Jesse A. Stader, 20, 74S Belmont. con
Lucior; Miriam E. Biddingsr. 10. 1907
T. erschell G. McCabe. 43, 229 ). Chris
tian, engineer Edna l.. Vollmer 80. 2433
Samuel r. Harreli. -2S.-- 215 = Wash
ington. lawyer; Mary r. Evans. 23, 3445
Benno O., Wright. n25, egg n Jefferson.
machinist Anna M. Teble. 20. 920 N. Tenn
O'f Paul GYi E. Just, 80. 1851 Ruelsle sales.
man, Edna NJ Rocker. 81. 135 w. Nine
tenth. printer.
Clarence Ml4nett %. 1925 Nordyke,
machinist Vada Brennam. 16, 1925 Nor
dyke. domestic.
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1885 S'f p. MO M.0@ SFas'S ts15.e,. Richmond
l36S 81 Proyidence 8 - Entertainers,
WRW (273) Tagrytown----5Dances
1880 =. M--WCEE (2751). Elgin -
Dance. studio. VICES (250). Oak Par!
POPULAR orchestra. trio. W ,lISr
(40O) Chicag o-Orchestra organ. spe-
cialties, WIN l361a2l, New York -
Studio; WIS (3146l. Chicago -
,o F2Fd p ar M GlSRssi t4as q, Auanta-En.
LOO ?. MIKFI t4eD III, kkss Angles es =
Bristow-Frolfc. WHO 1920, Des
Moines-5Dancc. VINO (499.D. Mem
IL 80 p. M.EwEBH (37o.2). Chicago -
Orchestra. instrumentalt o,.-.
IL :06, I.--KFI (467). Los Angeles-Art-
LOO A.. M.&wHT (4oo), Chicaso-Your
Hou' League.
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Today's Best
COpvrtoht, 1925, by United Press

Copyright. 1928, on United Press
WEAF, New York (492 M. 8 P. M.
Jones and Hare. entertainers.
WGY, Schenectady $3.50 ND, 7:4o
p. M, EST-Sheridan famous COM
edy, 1.-THE Rivals" WGY players.
KDKA, East Pittsburgh 900 ND,
$50 p. M, EST-KDKA string quar-
tet and Mcdowell quartet.
WIS, Chicago GAS M, 8 P. M,
CST-Harvest home program.
CNRT, Toronto 1851 Nd, P. M,
EST-Gilbert & Sullivan opera, 1.-THE
Yeomen of the Chard."
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Radio Programs.

r.ao p ME TFTRAYI aS 0fTii osoringaeId-
Dinner concert; WOES (315.82. New
G6 9iEKoo9osTFs da9 %f1o {75 Hart
ford-Young peoples half hour.
5:35 p. -M.-KYW $3.50. Chicago -
$40 p. M.-WFI (394.5). philadelphia
program. woo (4s3.6). Davenport -
s P. M.&wCCo (4164l, Minneapolis ST.
Paul - Scores, orchestra. WEAR
1870. Cleveland --Children's hour.
WOES (3I5.6}. New York orchestra:
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ORDERED TO CONTINUE

Officials of the International For
.warding Company, a Terre Haute
motor freight firm, have been or
dered by the public service commits
sion to continue service to Evans
vile pending hearing on formal Pc
tition for abandonment. The COM
pany notified the commission that
it had discontinued service.
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(319). Buffalc-Piano wGY t379.5).
Schenectady-WG Orchestra. SOPRANO.
WIN (361 %, New York-Dance. WILT
1894 81 Phil adelphia-Rufus. and Ras-
Dance. vito (475.9). Hartford-Pop-
o:45 P. M.@KTHs C374.s). Hot Springs
10 gan al M KF6 142 4sS S sSn 4psSSs
chestra WEAF, (491 -. New, York =
Orchestra. WGR I319). Buffalo : Or
chestra WAR l305.9) Providence -
Entertainers. WBCN 1861. Cnicago---
Request program, dance. VIII (2132,
97SS17.S9' Chicaso@orchestrs a' instrum en-
tai vocal. WQJ (447.5). Chicago-Sky-
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GENE WILLIAMS DISCARDED

Blu United Press
ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 9.-Gene
Williams, formerly Of Muncie recent
ly paroled from prison will be forced
to seek other means Of earning
living than practicing law. City
Judge Beeler Thursday dlsbarred
Williams from practicing in this
cftv
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WHAD (275l, Milwaukee--Organ car
toon game. WIN 1851 %. New York
Orchestra, Instrumental, vocal. WJR
OLD. Detroit-Orchest soloists.
WIZ t454 "a, New York-GTo be an
Organ. Wide Awake Club. WOR
(405.2). Newark Vocal, Instrumental.
orchestra. VITO (476.9). Hartford -
j:f5 +. NINA 1851. Shenandoah =
Music, domestic science. WCTS (26S) :.
Worcester-Story teller,
$500 p. ,M.-WRNY (25S.5), New York
5;S0 p. M.&KYw 1884. Chicago -
Home lovers hour. WANG $3.50,
WIZ 1898 81 >. springfieidEs Safety iCoun-
Gil. WCAP (46S 81, Washington = To
be ANNOUNCED. WEAF (491 81. New
York - Chtldren's program. WEEP
(348.6) .Boston--Entertainer WFAA
(475.9), Deutschland. WGN (370.2),
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Silent Today

Central. KENO, KFUO,
KPRC, KSD, WCBD, WKRC.
WLW, WSA1.
Eastern.CKAC, PWX. WEBER,
WDAE, WFBI, WGBS, W.T.,
WHAZ, WIP, WMAK. WGR,
WRC, WREO, WTAM.
Far east-KGO.
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WI BIN
Merchants Heat and Light Co,
268 Meters

zoo Meters
Friday, October 8.
600 to 6:30-Sports and stock
market reports.
$50 to 7:00-Children's hour.
TOO to 8:00-Gus Edwards lie
Paradis Orchestra. Betty
Williams, child violinlst. Ma
tionai Dairy show announce
ment.
900 20 10:30-Indianapolis
Times program, broadcast
from the Times Studio. Hotel
SEVERN.
HOO to 12:00-Request organ
program by Miss Dessa Byrd
from Circle Theater.
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KYN (5344). Chicago-Revue. KMA
I252) Shenandoah--De Luxe Concert.
WCAP (46S;5 Washington = Dance
WEE I(34S.6l, Boston-M ariuba Band
orchc stra WIS (344.6) Chicago--Or
chestra,, vocal, ensemble. WILT (2944i53
Philadelphia = Orchestra. WMAQ
chestra WMBB $3.50. Chicago-Popu-
lar program. orchestra. WOAW (526l &,
Omaha-Program. WOO (00S.2), Phil
adelphia-Organ.
0:O5 p. M.-wCCO (416), Minneapolis-St
Pagl-Organ. VITO (475.9) Hartford
o:IO +. M.-KoA (a22.4). Denver In
strumental. talks, VOCAL
o:aO MKTHs W2 SG744T) 9 HSt sP55inIg s
delphia--Orchestra, WEBB 1902.
Chicago-Dance. light opera. WGR
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Concert Music

7:00-WTIC-WCAP.
7:30-WCAE-KSD.
8:00-WBZ-WLS.
S:30--WGN-WMC.
9:00-KMA-KFKX.
9:30-WGY-KTHS.
10:00-WQJ-WOK.
10:30-WLS-WJJD.
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Answer to Yesterdays Crossword
Puzzle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-09
1oday;S Cross Word Puzzle

Fill in the first seven spaces. then go ahead
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Dancing

7:00-WWJ.
7:30-WEBH.
8:00-WWJ-WTAS.
S:30-WMC.
9:00-WCAP-WMBB.
9:30-WCAU-WEBH--WOO.
1O.OO-WEAF-WGR.
1O:30-WCEEI-WGN.
11:O0-WHO-WMC.
11:45-WDAF,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03
Mum. 4421.
sobre:
MANDAMUs
PETICION

A la Hon. Corte:
Comparece ahora Ell peticionario
arriba expresado, representado por
ST mismo, y respetuosamente expo
ne:
Que dicho peticionario es ma
yor de 81 anos de edad y es veci-
no de san Juan, P. r.
II.-Que dicho demandado orriba
expresado es mayor de 81 amos de
edad, vecino de San Juan, p. R.,
y es Ell Gobernador de La Isla de
Puerto Rico en- ~ejercicio de su4
f~unciones.
III.-Que las uitimas e~lecciones
generates en- la Isla de Puerto Ri
CO fueron celebradas Ell dia I de
noviembre de 1924, de acuerdo con
la ley.
1v.-oue Ell Partido Socialists de
Puerto Rico, que en- dicho dia 4
de noviembre de 1924 era un par
lido legalmente organizado, pos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03
,DEPARTAMENTO DE
HACIENDA
Nj
NEGOCIADO DE CONTRIBUCIO
MES SOBRE INGRESOS
AVISO
a TODAS LAS COMPANIAS Ma
VEERAS DE TRANSPORTS Y AL
PUBLICO EN- GENERAL

La Ley de Contribuciones sobre
Ingresos No. "a, aprobada en- agos-
to 6, 1925, dispone en- su secci6n
IS, que NINGUN INDIvIDUO Sc
ausentara de la isla sin antes ha-
Der obtenido del Tesorero de Pto.
Rico un certificate creditivo de
haber satisfecho todas sus contri-
huciones sobre ingresos Y cumpli-
do o los requisites de Ley.
Lo que Sc hace publico para que
los interesados pr6ximos a ausen-
tarse de la isla solicitor con la
debida anticipation los referidos
certificates, va que Sc ha dispues-
TO Y Sc han dado instrucciones por
escrito a las companies de trans
porte, de no expedir los pasajes sin
la presentation del mencionado Ger
tificado de esta oficina.
Juan G.. GALLARDO,
Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
Anuncio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03
Ell CARGO DE JUEZ
MUNICIPAL VA
CANTE
sLOs c~OaliCiOnist3s 10
SoIicitaran
lei JUEZ AYBAR
EN- PR0PIEDAD?

FL nombramiento del Lcdo. don
Rafael Palacios Rodriguez para ell
cargo de ice-Presidente de la Co
mission de Indemnizaciones a obrc-
ros, deja vacante ell cargo de Juez
de la corte Municipal de esta ca
pital secci6n Primera, que ha We
nido desempehando Ell senior Pala-
clos durante los dltimos adcs.
Y como ahora no es possible que
IN puesto quede vacante sin One
surjan los a~spirantes a granel he
mos creido oportuno dar esta infor
maci6n en- relaci6n con dicho asun
to.
Hemos de empezar por decir que
Ell Gobernador hara ess nombra-
miento tan pronto como Sc doci-
da a lamar la combination ju-
dicial, va que a juicio del Eiecu,
two y del Acknowledgement, los
nombramientos juridicos, por estar
tan estrechamente unidos los mos
con los otros, deben hacerse tcdos
de una vez en- bien del propio ser
vicio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03

Sabido es que ell Gobernador se
Ia negado a acceder a La peticion
de los socialistas para que Sc les
de representation en- Ell gobierno.
Ell Presidente INFERNO del Partido
Socialista, sefior Alfonso, nos hace
a ese respecto las s~iguientes mani
testaciones:
-''Tras Ell enorme atropello que
Sc realize ell 4 de noviembre de
1924, por los dos partidos hist6ricos
aliados, surgi6 un hecho incontrO-
vertible, que Ell Partido Socialista
de Puerto Rico adquirio la posicion
de partido principal.
Unicamente dos partidos tienen
derecho q e considerados partidos
principles, a saber: Union de Puer-
to Rico y Socialista.
Siendo esa la verdad, que surgio
de las urnas, la ficci6n que organize
los colegios ~electorales, pretende
ahora prolongarse a traves de la le-
gislaci6n.
El gobierno representative SO man
tiene por una serie de comisiones
que 10 p%rolongan entire los conglo-
merados populares, en- donde la VOC
de todos los sectores de opinion pu-
blca e~ncuentran su medic de ex-
preston. Solo cuando destaca su
peril La dictadura, es que ese prin-
cipio Sc spprime o Sc ignora.
Puerto Rico, a pesar de regir
sus destinos una ~democracia, Sc en-
cuentra dominado por un despotis-
mo, que pretende absorber y domi-
a todas las actividades de su vi
da colectiva. Nuestra legislation,
Contln1a err la pagina s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03

tulo ofcial1nente en- dichas cleo
clones su candidate para Comisio-
nado a los Estados Unidos. Y I'll
cho candidate obtuvo en- las refe-
ridas elecciones, segnn fue certifi-
cado ofcialmente por ell Superln-
tendente General de Elecciones, un
compute total de 56,103 votos a
su favor. siendo a la vez dicho Par
lido Socialista de Puerto Rico uno
de los dos partidos politicos euyos
candidates para Comisionado a los
Estados Unidos %obtuvieron ell ma
yor numero de votos en- dichas
elecciones, siendo ash dicho Parti-
do socialista uno de los dos legal
mente llamados partidos principal
les de la Isla de Puerto Rico.
V.-Que la Junta Insular de Elec
clones es una junta permanente
del Gobierno de Puerto Rico, es-
tablecida por la ley, que debe com
ponerSe de I'm Superintendent &C.
neral de Elecciones, como presi-
dente, quien sera designado por ell
Gobernador, con ! consejo Y con-
s~entimiento del Senado de Puerto
Rico, y Gle dos personals represen-
tando los dos partidos politicos
orincipales de la Isla segdn Sc de-
inc ca la Ley Electoral y de ms
EiEaones, y de un substitute de
cada uno de dichos mielnbros, que
seran nombrados por ell Goberna-
dor a propuesta de los organismos
directivos centrales de dichos par
t5dos politicos principles.
VI.-Que dicha Junta Insular de
Elecciones es una Junta psrmanen.
te, como queda arriba ~expresadO,
y para cumplir sus funciones y de-
beres ofic1ales debe legalmente reu
nirse en- session ordinaria una vez
por 10 menos todos los meses, y
tambi6n debe Iegalmente reunirse
en- session extraordinaria cuando Ell
superintendent General de Elec-
clones 10 estimare convenience Y ne.
c~esario, o cuando uno de los MEM
bros de dicha Junta sohcitare Sc
sion extraordinaria.
VII.-Que ell Partido Socislista
de Puerto Rico, siendo uno de los
dos partidos politicos p,incipales
Contin0a en- la pSg. 9
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NUMERo 1854.
La CRI-
SIS JUDICIAL EN-
MAYAGUEZ
En- la carceI y sin
~OpOrtunidad de juicio
Ell JUEz MPAL. De vACR-
Cl0NES.--AL %G0BERNAD0R

Fuimos los primeros en- dar Ia
noticia de que Ell Juez de la corts
de Distrito de Mayagiez, Lcdo. An
gel Acosta QuinterO, habia side sus
pendido en- sus funciones como tai
en- virtud de una orden del AttOr-
ney General.
En- aqueuos momentos. aun Guam
do sc concedi6 verdadera importan-
cha a esta question, no Sc creyo que
La crisis judicial en- Mayagiiez ha-
bria de intensifcarse hasta Ell ex-
tremo de crear un malestar gene
raj en- aquella comunidad. Y no
obstante esa es la verdad, escueta
y clara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03
DON RICARDO s~ANTAELLA

Por un error de GAIA, en- ell anun-
cio que aparecio en- nuestra edi-
citn del lunes, figure "R. Santae'la
& CO." en- vez del nombre del pres
tigioso caballero Y hombre de ne
gocios don Ricardo Santaella, uno
de los representatives Gle los muy
acreditados cigarrillos "Spur".
En- honor de la verdad, tan ex-
celente caballero Y amigo merece
esta espontanea aclaraci6n, porque
el, debido a su propio esfuerzo y
a su tenaz voluntad e inteligencia,
es uno de nuestros "Self-made-
man., como TODD ell mundo reco-
noce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03
Las COnyenClOneS inter
~naCiOnaIeS ObrerdS ter
minan SuS trdb5jOs
lgIesias, Rivera Martinez,
Paz GraneIa Y MunOz Ma
rim C0nferencian con las
autoridadeS d'WaShingtOn

Ell 20 de agosto termino u ira
baios la Convention International
de Tabauueros de America que Sc
celebraba en- Boston, Massachusetts,.
La Convention result6 muy I'M
portante por los numerosos profile
mas que tuvo que tratar de p~lantear
v reso1ver. La Convention estudio
Y consider6 La situaci6n general de
la industrial del tabaco y la situa-
ci6n de los hombres y mujeres que
en- ella Sc emplean Ell los diversos
districts tabacaleros de acuerdo con
eli amplio y trascendental informe
del Presidente de la International
Mr.. G.. w. Perkins.
FL informe escrito y 1eido ante
la Convention por Ell Delegado de
Puerto Rico, senior Prudencio Rive
ra Martinez, como Secretario del
Comit6 sobre ell Infor!ne OH
cial del Presidente Perkins reviste
una gran trascendencia, endosando
a la Convention con inteligentes su-
gestiones y recomendaciones La tao
tica y procedimientos puestos en-
practica por la Junta Ejecutiva In
ternacional durante los dos dltimos
amos.
Al terminar la lectura de tan i'm
portante informe Ell senior p. Ri
vera Martinez, la Convention por
unanimidad aprob6 sus recomenda.
clones y conclusiones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03

Decfamos aver que noticias alb
solutamente cOnfidenciales nos per-
mitfan asegurar que Ell G%obernador
hara la nueya combination judicial
antes de que termine esta semana,
Y hoy nos reafirmamos en- nuestra
opinion.
Mientras tanto, segnn Sc acerca
ell momento en- que Sc haga la luz,
las c%onferencias en- F~ortaleza sc in
tensifican. Durante estos dltimos
dfas 81 Palacio de Santa Catalina
Sc ha convertible en- la MEGA de nues
ira isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03
1856 KILOMETROS PoR HoRA

PARIS, Sep. 2. Gable Frances.)
ell autodromo de MONTEREY ell
chauffeur" frances Oxtmans Gu
brio 1856 Kilometres en- una bora
en- un caro- frances. Rompio ell re-
cord mundial de 100 millas por no.
ras que tenia ell britanico Thomas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-03
Ell JUEZ MUNICIPAL
EN-

Hemos de empezar por dectr que
la Corte Municipal Gle La bella Sui
tana del Oeste no esta en- funcio-
mes, va que ell Juez propietario
esta disfrutando de las vacaciones
reglamentarias.
Y he aqui que va Ell primer TIL
bunal de La ciudad,-considerando
que ell juzgado de paz solo tiene
relativa importancia-, no funcio-
ma v que todos los casos estan sui
pensos.
LA CoRTE DE DTsTRITo
(Continds en- Ia pag. ~