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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-07
DE REeREso:

Despues de una corta teniporaia
en- los Estados Unidos, donde fu6 a
haeer algunas compras para eli aero
ditado establecimiento '"rhe Paeh
Commercial Corp. ., hemos tenido
el gnsto de saludar al probo caba-
Hero y distfnguido amigo don Jo,s
Vidal Planellas
Bienvenido.
JULIO GARCIA DIAZ:
Todos 10 conoceinos. excelente
amigo, que convivi6 con nosotros
por varios amos. En- la actualidad
leside EN- Rio Piedras, siendo nm
competente maestro de la Univer.
sidad. FL culto inteigente ioven
Garcia sabe cuanto le apreciamo.
y distingrimos en- esta ciudad y
que nos sentimos muy contentos de-
verlo por estos lares. Acepte nues.
tro cordial saludo.
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TERCER REGALO:

CtN-O5 H. No necesitamos
gran poea haoe pena u
ceTa laurel de
las poesas ecpadaa este bro forman exquisite conn be
"Canto
de Sierra podra oomnder magnud del tanto la inten
sidad lrica del joVen bardo fenecdo
Son elegantemente no,
portada gran dbuante
duda brane nteIectadad
ia meor gaad6n todO dnde pere buen
eultura.
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Baterlas EVEREADY
para Ra dio

T AS baterfas EVEREADY para
I IL Radio permiten DIR mucho mas
claramente Elirn.nan ell ruido, du-
ran mas tempo y prestan servicio
mas satisfactorio que cualesquicra
otras baterfas para radio.
Hay pilas y baterias EVE
READY para las distihtas funcio-
mes en- un aparato radiotelefonico.
Para valvulas que requieren pila
SEGA, la pila SEGA "A" EVEREADY
aprestara servicio mas satisfactorio
y durara mayor tempo que min
guna otra. Para valvulas que re-
quierar1 de = amperio en- adelante,
el acumulador "A" EVEREADY es
ideal.
Las baterfas "B" EVEREADY para el
circrito DEL ciectrono de plaza son indis-
putablsnente las mejores. Son potentes de
larga durscion enteramente aisladss c
impermeab!cs. Las baterias Three" EVE
READY son elernentos pequefios Y baratos
que, bajo determinadas condiciones, pueden
emplearse como bateria "a" como bateria
"B" como baterfa &C."
Pidase yer las batcrias EVEREADY para
Radio en- los establecimientos del rano.
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PRIMER REGALO:

cUENToS LTTERAROS PEDAGoCcOS-Por ell ngne literato
don Federico Degetau noe odabe es sgo d g
Rico reva ell taento
gran pOtoiqueho noble acertada vision de ia
eos esan
sapados losofa
del iustre desaparecido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-07
In eIegante y nlagnlfiCO regaIO para los
suSuiptOrUs de Puerto Rico UustradO'
Tres hmGOS S de 200 pagDa ada uRO ndaeGte mprOs en-
paD SUPERIOR COneRendO mas SeeCa IntGeaae aHeRa eduFa

La Empesa de PUERTO RICO UsTRADo deseoa de oonF'buF
tods aspectos COM
place magco egaO las persona que Sc
obsequo del dtno ccnsho CO.
recoa esplendas ohTas
Coll Tose Ftorgo de Cue
"Poesias Bentez" Hoy brindmos
p1bioo de adqr SIN coSTo ALGUNo otos
cados atamente Vaoso de mero posVo
He aqui e detalle de los mismos.
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NoTAs DE FAJARDo
(For ALBA)
1924-1925:

Hundiose para siempre en- las
tristes regiones del olvido Ell ANO
VIEJO. Sc fue con su fardo lleno
de esperanzas truncadas, de alegriaS
y dolores, ilusiones perdidas, des-
encantos, ingratitudes Solo ha de-
jado recuerdos para unos placente-
ros, para los mas, tristes. Llega CO.
mo siempre triunfante ell ANO
NUEVO. Este es una interroga-
cion. Los mas optimistas 10 aga
sajan, esperan con fe salir triun-
fantes de sus enpresas fracasadas.
Todos v1ven sofiando y su vez
hacen sonar a los pesimistas, por
aqui, aca y aculla, infnidad de tar
Jetas con les mas bellos mensajes.
Feiices todos ustedes, que si To-
dopoderoso premje Sill fe y su espe-
rama y sotisfaga todos sus anhelos
caprichos, 20 para mi tendr6 que
decir conio un muy distinguido
ilustre poeta:
Pasan los amos tristemente
Gguales,
Todos Una quimera van vi
(vendo.
Felices los que viven esperanto,
Y feliz 20 tambien que NADIA
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SEGUNDO REGALO:

cARMELA portorqueha) iustre esctor Matas
onstuye mbre de gloria
ectores mas aounado
del pals "Camea novea
cecona nteres nsuperabe na desbodante
emoci6n pptan desde los
tuios de tan hermosa production.
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CORRESPONSAL.
DEsDE AGUADILLA

Coamo, P. R., enero 3, 1925.
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MARIA DEL socoRRo LOPEZ:

Hemos tenido nIuchisimo placer
en- saludar a esta bella rubita, quien
sc hospeda en- casa de sus tfos, los
distinguidos esposos Baralt-Rome-
70. LIE deseamos feHces dias v 10
reitcramos nuestro flno saludo
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FRANCISCO CARRERAS
MARQUEE

-ABOGADO-ATTORNEY AT LAW
Sol aa Bexs1o oS4 Tel G94 azuls.
hn Jslaapp s 81
Evening star., 1925-12-29
WRC TO BROADCAST :
GALA HOLIDAY MUSIC
Exchange Of Time With WCAP En-
ables Local Station to Garry
Program.

Through a temporary exchange or
broadca sting time between Sations
WRC and WCAP, WRC will be en-
abled TO participate in the gala In
ternational radio program to be
broadcast New Year night, 1t was
announced today. According TO nnai
plans, London will open the pro-
gram by transmitting the chimes
from Westminster and the peanng
of Big Ben" across the Atlantic to
the receiving station of the Rad.o
Corporation. where the signals VIII
be rebroadcast throughout the
United States by group OF eight
of the high powered plants or the
Radio Corpora ton. the General Lice
tric Co. and the Westinghouse 60:
Following this feature there VIII
be broadcast concerts from three
eastern cities. including the reclta !
by John Mccormack and LucreZia
Bori, from New York City: a concert
by the United States Marine Band,
from Wa ashington. and a concert by
the Eastman Symphony Orchestra.
from Rochester Other partlcipan Is
in the program will be the shannon
Quartet, the Neapolitan Trio and the
Victor Salon Orchestra.
II has been tentatively arranged
that the entire American program be
rebroa dcast in England by the Brit
ish Broadcasting Co. and In Ger
many by the system of German gov
ernment stations.
Evening star., 1925-12-29
VARIETY Of MUSIC
FEATURED TONIGHT
Marine Band Orchestra and
Edison Hour Concert on
Program.

The weekly Tuesday night concert
by the United States Marine Band
o'chestra, together with the Edison
hour concert, again Will feature the
musical entertainment TO be broadcast
tonight by station WRC. VIZ and
WGY.
The Marine Band concert will be
played in the Marine Barracks. under
the direction OF Capt. William h.
Santelmann, and the Edison Ensemble
VIII be heard from the studios OF WIZ
in New York City.
Including the many Christmas pro-
grams broadcast during the past
week, WRC will present this evening
W. Alfred Falconer. who will give a
radio reading of Christmas in Ole
Eirginny,' by Thomas Nelson Page.
other early parts OF the WRC pro
Sram will include Leonard Hall S
weekly talk on Show Shopping" a
recital by Bernard .Ahrens. baritone:
dinner concert by Daniel Chwalow's $
Hotel Hamilton Orchestra. and The
Grand Tour" which will 'S,.e listeners
tonight 10 Naples.
For it's late program WEC will
o. Insent from 1880 to 1850 W. Spencer
Tupman's Hotel Mayfower Orchestra: ::
an organ recital by Gertrude Small
wood on the organ in the Homer l..
kit Studios. and an hour OF dance
music by Meyer Davis lie Paraols
B;snd from midnight 20 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-12-29

Well. young people" he greeted
them pleasantly. you spent com
Portable night. hope
Rather" Robert exclaimed. To
wake up in a place like this, too, after
London, takes ones breath away"
Il have never seen anything SO
beautiful as my ROOM Violet mur-
INJURED. with subdued but eager en-
thusiasm.
Hargrave seated himself carelessly
upon the gray balustrade opposite,
and lit a cigarette.
Il want you two young people TO
understand" he said, that you are
now off on your own. it We're. AS
a rule. l entertain friends at this villa,
but this year | have no one else COM
ing. SO you will have the place prac-
tiCally to yourselves. You can get up
at what time YOU like. lunch in or
lunch out, as YOU please. dine here
the hOusekeeper, speaks English and
is always at Your disposition. She
viii cell you the hours for meals; oc-
caSionally | may be in-not often. In
any case. don't worry about me-.
They listened in silence. 1t was all
TOO wonderful. Hargrave knocked the
ash from his cigarette.
The weekly allowance | spoke of
will be on YOUR tables every Saturday
morning. If you need more. come to
me-"
More" Violet Gasped. How could
one possibly spend SO much?''
You may change Your ideas" he
Evening star., 1925-12-29
WRC-RadiG Corporation of America
(i6S.J MeteTs)

p.m.-Daniel Chwalov's Hotel
hamilton Orchestra broadcast from
the Hotel Hamilton.
6:45 p.m-Mariet summary pre-
pared by the Department OF Agricul-
ture.
pm" Show Shopping" by Leon
ard Hall. dramatic critic.
40 p.m-"Christmas In Ole Nir-
ciuny." reading by ". Alfred Fal-
coner.
80 p.m.-ConceIr b. the United
States Marine Band Orchestra; Capt.
William H. Santelmann. bandleader:
Taylor Branson. second leader broad
cast with stations VIZ and WGS
from the Marine barra cIls.
$50 p.m.-New York Edison hour
broadcast from stations WIZ and
WGY from New York.
$50 p.In.-Bernhard AhrenS. bar.
from New York.
10 pm - The Grand Tour =
Naples" broa dcast with stations WIZ
and WGT from New York
1890 pm.-W. Spencer Tupma MS
Hotel Mayfower Orchestra. broad dcast
with stations VIZ and WGY from the
MayfloWer gardens.
1880 p.m.-Or-gan Recital by Ger
trude Smallwood. broadcast from the
studios OF the Homer L. Kit Piano
20.
Il nidnightrMeyer Davis lie
Paradis Band. broadcast from the
Cafe lie Paradie.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 a.m.-Womens hour, bora dca ST
with station WIZ from New York.
l1:5. a.m.-ArlinGton time signals.
u moonrOrgan recital by Ger
trude Smallwood, from the Homer L.
Kit Studios.
p.m.-Lee House Trio.
Evening star., 1925-12-29
ADVENTURES OF A BROADCASTER
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE
Radioscribe
A Great and Solemn Referendum
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE
Rdd0sribt

suit ought to be illuminating and us..
fui. It Will. at least, be q very vaIu.
aoie guide 70 me when l resume nv
weekly broadca sting schedule on
Thursday. January 7.
= = x :.
My friend. Lieut. Col. Clarence O
oherrii' FORMER director Of public
GROUNDS and buildings In Washington,
no" city manager of Cincinnati. will
oe an even bigger radio fan than when
ne oossed the shacks and shrubbery of
the District of Columbia. He finds
that 'Cincy" now broadcasts a regular
series OF "superprograms" for the pur-
pose OF advertising the city's glories
IL 1s the first time on record that a
great municipality has taken the air
Ior puoNcty purposes. The lately de-
posed mayor Of New York, Red Hy
Ian, used the municipal station WRNy
mainly to boost IIylan. instead of Man.
hatsan. WSA1, at Cincinnati. has
. placed it's facilities at the citv's dis.
posal for 20 community programs
Contributes to the programs viii he
the celebrated Cincinnati SYMPHONY.
, Orchestra and vocal and intrumental
artists OF national repute. The an.
nouncement sars: These superpro-
grams Will be Cincinnati It's contribufton
to the happiness of the world. Gin.
cinnati Will proclaim by radio its inter.
national reputation as a center Of mu.
sical art and culture
! 4 !: :.
! My Christmas nail included a kind.
! ly greeting from Horace f. Clark.
! Mills Building, who sent his check
for S. for the Philippine children of
American blood, in whose behalf l
appealed by air the other night. The
subscription has been duly forwarded
to the Washington office of the fund
S15 Fifteenth street, where Col. Cor
don Johnston is In command
] -..- - tCopyrght. 1925
Evening star., 1925-12-29

you free yourselves SO far as possible
from all anxieties and really do enjoy
yourselves"
The front door closed upon them.
Both were looking a little daZed as
they moved along the pavement.
We'll, what do you think about it
alp Violet asked.
Robert was not inclined TO be hur-
ried In his judgment.
Hes younger than I thought. and
better looking. Seems TO think lot
of you too
Well"
He suddenly remembered the packet
of notes in his pocket. the clothes
he was going to buy. the thought of
that train de luxe. the luxury of the
neXt two months. He knew that
Violet, with all her kind -heartedness,
her loyalty, her gentleness of dispo-
sition, had in her q vein of something
which it was never in him to under
stand. Nothing must be risked
II don't know that it matters. of
course" he admitted. We are prob
ably just couple of puppets to him,
anyway. It's a rum so. Violet. but
I'm for il"
Two overwhelmed and specifies
young people were seated few morn
ings later upon the bougainvilia-
Wreathed balcony of a small but Won
derful villa overlooking the Bay OF
Monaco. In front of each was the
inimitably arranged French petit de
jeuner, with q bowl Of roses in the
center of the table. below them the
bluest and most glittering sea in the
world. the soft outline of Cap Martin
on one side and the picturesque har
Dor of Monaco on the other. To their
! half starved senses flowers and trees
and even the stone and wood smelled
| of the sunshine. Words had long age
| failed them. Violet slipped orange
juice after her coffee with an air OF
Evening star., 1925-12-29
LocalRadio Entertainment
Tuesday, Dec. 2e. 1925.
\AA-Nayal Radio Station, Radio,
Va. (434.5 Meters).

3.e5 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
so pm-Cnited States Civil Serr-
t,c talk, Opportunities for Employ
nlent in the United States Civil Serv-
i,e
lo.0J p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
Evening star., 1925-12-29
MONTE CARLO
By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM

blissful content. Robert, as he dealt
more seriously with his breakfast. was
unable to refrain from an occa sioual
staccato exclamation of wonder. The
first word of envy which crept into the
palace Of their ecstasy came naturally
enough from him.
What in Gods name can any one
have done in this world to deserve to
own place like this?" he demanded
suddenly.
What have we done" she muir
INJURED, ito deserve even a few weeks
of IL Hush"'
Harsrave came through the French
windows of one of the ground floor
rooms and strolled toward them.
They watched his leisurely approach
rather as though he were d god,
Robert envying his we'll cut clothes.
his carefully chosen linen and tie, his
complete command of eXternals, Eio-
let studying him with q new curiosity.
no longer as the client of manicure
parlor but as human being, per
son whose air of distinction, whose
continual reserve. and whose kindly
tact when confronted with Robert s
not infrequent gaucheries, We're begin
ming not only to intrigue, but to in
spire her with something which was
almost devotion
Evening star., 1925-12-29
NEW YEAR PROGRAM
TO HAVE WIDE SCOPE
American and European Cities Are
Included IN "Eventful" Broad
casting Entertainment

The tinai details OF the eventful
International program to be broad
east New Year night by WIZ, WRC.
WGY. KDkA, KYW, kFKX. KOA
and kGO. in addition to European
stations, include music and other en-
tertainment from four cities-London
Washington. New York and Roche es-
ter. Beginning at o'clock. Eastern
time, the London chimes and the
striking OF Big Ben will be on the air
for an hour, followed BY the Eastman
symphony Orchestra, from Rochester;
the Shannon Quartet. the Neapolits n
Trio, a resume OF world news and the
United States Marine Band. and,
finally. from until II o'clock, the
Victor concert, 10 be given by John
Mccormack. LucreZia Bori and the
Victor Salon Orchestra
Evening star., 1925-12-29

observed little drily. People some
times do in this part of the world.
You have little margin for gam
bling. | shouldn't do much about that,
though, if l were you. Play little, of
course, but merely to pass the time. :"
But. Sir Hargrave," Violet eXpostu
lated, Il haven't spent half the money
YOU gave Inc in London.
You'll spend it here quite easily"
he assured her. In Monte Carlo the
first need of womans life is frocks,
and the second hats. | want you, for
once, to crafty both desires"
She looked at him with a suddenly
intense light in her beautiful eyes.
There was something questioning in
them, a faint shadow OF something
that was almost resentment.
What are we to YOU she demand
ed suddenly. objects of some ex-
pertinent? shall begin to believe in
that book. after all
lie answered her almost kindly; the
slight formality had left his tone.
You are doing me a favor" he eX-
planned, 'hy allowing me to crafty a
whim. Before we part. | may perhaps
satisfy your curiosity a little more
completely. At present, will you be
kind enough TO regard it as one of the
conditions of our bargain that you ac-
Cept without quaIm or demur? Is
there anything more | can tell you
about the place? You are members of
the SALES PriveeS and the Sporting
Club, you have a list of the opera s,
and ] have already told you the best
restaurants. There is a car here at
your disposal at any moment The
man simply waits for your orders. He
knows the country for miles around,
and you will lind guide books in plenty
IN, bn S+i, IL it. t1Sy 81,
Evening star., 1925-12-29

added, with a grim little smile. Dur
ing the last few years | have rather
avoided the gayer side of life out in
these parts. 1t makes considerable
demands upon ones health and time
Upon this occasion. having reached
years OF discretion, | am inclined OF
experiment with myself
She looked at him a little wistfully.
Her half-furmed thoughts, however.
were untranslatable into words He
! stood up and pointed downward.
You will find Il bathing hut al the
J foot of the garden he said. Il don 7
/ recommend it yet. ! had plunge my
! self this morning. but it was on the
cold side. ! wish you what every one
wishes each other in Monte Carlo
! the pleasure that is there if YOU know
how to accept it.
| lie turned away with little nod
/ gracious enough but perfunctory. His
absence left Robert perfectly content
IA little more at his ease. in fact
/ Violet vaguely regretful.
Il say, that fellows a topper
I Robert declared. I'm not going tu
worry my head about why he's doinG
! all this. The only thing | was afraid
| Of
WAS what" Violet asked, turnin2
! and facing him coolly.
Well, you know what these chaps
| are he went on half apologeticali,-
/ and | know what you girls have 10
! put up with in a job like yours.
couldn't help having sort of idea ~
! the back of my mind that he was
! trying rather clever stunt. You re
/ jolly good looking, you know, Violet
! "If ! am" she observed Indifferent
! ly, Il think you'll admit that Sir Har
/ grave doesn't seem to notice il.
! He certainly doesn't" Robert
| agreed. almost too readily. He ha
the air of looking through both of n
! when he's talking.
Copyright 1925 by Z. Phillips Oppenheim
! lcOntinIIed tomorroWl
Evening star., 1925-12-29

Not long ago the Literary Digest
proclaimed that the residents of the
District of Columbia reveal the most
discriminating taste in reading of any
community in the United States. ]
have equal faith in their judgnen. in
the listening field. Therefore, I am
constrained, on the threshold Of my
fourth calendar year on the air, to or
ganiye a great and solemn referen-
dunn" would like to know. from
as many of my radio constituents as
read these adventures, and who ere so
minded as to reply. what their views
are ss TO the relative merits Of music
and talk. II the replies are nurner-
Gus and Informative. l intend summar-
izinG them from time to time during
the next few weeks. 1t will serve my
purpose best if they are not in excess
Of 90 words in length. and il they are
addressed to my home. 1913 Sixteenth
street.
The questions on which light is
sought are these: Is there too much
or not enough talk on the air already?
Should there be more talk and less
music. or more music and less talk?
What kind of music is preferred. and
WhaC Rlnd OF ldAh! Do people istell
to talks-political talks like mine. for
examples interestedly as they did
say, year or q year and a half $50?
How often. when Congress is in ses.
sion at Washington. can the air au-
dience stand political talks?
!: :: x <
Let's conduct this plebiscite strictly
without regard to the feelings Of the
fellow who proposes it. Just imagine
that somebody else-not I-were hold
ing II. I would like to publish the best
contributions to the debate and will dc
so. with names and addresses. unless
requested to the contrary The net re
Evening star., 1925-12-29
SYNOPSIS.

man and fnancier, calls on "A famous Lon
don physician for Examination. and is tolC
he can't live for more than six or eight
months. Wendever takes the blow standing
ana decides TO go on with his plans for the
W inter as though nothing had happened
However, feeling urge to give a lift tc
some poor fellow creature. he experiment.
on those with whom he comes III contact
untii he finds one who is IN need Of help
This proves TO be a delicate-looking mani.
cure sirl who serves HIM regularly. He
oners her and member of her family a
vacation at Monte Carlo and asks her t.
call OF him that night with her decision
she has dinner with her fiance Robert
and persuades him to pass her brother
ahd accept the unusual invitation. They cal
on Sir Hargrave. and tell him they viii go
CONTINUED from Yesterdays Star)
Evening star., 1925-12-29
Haskell Institute Concert.

special concert BY the Haskell
Institute Orchestra, at lawrence
Kans. will be brodcast Monday night
at o'clock. Eastern standard time.
hy station KFKJ. which uses the 275-
meter wave band. All members Of
the orchestra, including the leader,
are Indian boys
Evening star., 1925-12-29
\STALLNIE\T IN.
EncIlantment.

= lR iIARGRAEE touched the bell
and Violet and Robert prepared
to take their leave.
. Until Thursday week, then. y
he wound up. we shall meet
on the train and travel together
When we are once established In
Monte Carlo. however. YOU will be en-
tirely free to enjoy yourselves in your
own way. All that | shall ask is that
Evening star., 1925-12-29
WCAP-Chesapeak and Potomac
Telephone Co. i468.5 Meters).
Early Program Tomorrow
silent.

6:4o to 1:45 am.-"Towe- Health
Exercises" from Metropolitan Toa-er,
New York City.
Evening star., 1925-12-29
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT

TONIGHT.
Concert by the United States
Marine Band Orchestra, WRC.
WGY. WIZ and WNNC. $50
TO $50 O'Clock.
Hockey game, Boston Bruins
vs.. St. Patricks OF Toronto,
WBZ. 8 TO 10 o'clock
Sue En-" by the Prov
inceton Players. WGBS, $50
o'clock.
Russian choir OF the Holy
Virgin, WIP. 9 O'Clock.
News-Times concert. kOA,
$50 o'clock.
The Grand Tour-Naples,"
WRC. WIZ. and WGY, 10
O'Clock.
Dance program by Vincent
Lopez and mis- orchestra.
WEEI, WIFI. WCAE, WGR,
WWJ. WTAG. and WEAR
from WEAF. 1880 o'clock.