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Palisadian., 1925-10-30
ARE YOU A MISFIT?

1 can make scientific ana lysis of your hand
writing and tell you for what vocation you
best adapted. and how to improve yourself.
Send $500 (P. o. Order for safety and let
handwriting, telling age and whether mar
ried single Use unruled paper write
anything-some anecdote or experience-in
short paragraphs, but don't quote copy.
Pamphlet on request. j. w. LERMAN, Mem
tolOgist and Vocational Counselor. 1904
Farragut Road, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Palisadian., 1925-10-30
Pretty Novelty Bag

One of the latest Partisan novelties
in handbags is a combination of silver
and pure moire silk, the handle clasp
and center monogram being of silver
Palisadian., 1925-10-30
Dreu the Line

Biff-Say, young sprout, do you
mean to call me a crook?
Bang-Not me; | wouldn't insult a
crook
Palisadian., 1925-10-30
ADYERTISING ART CALENDARS

Statesmen: For 40 years line has
been making money for live-wire statesmen.
Every business concern possible customer.
Full time side line. Liberal commissions.
We want permanent connections with high
class men Write today, giving references
and territory desired The William Miller
Son Co. Miller Bldg. Charlestown. N. H.
Palisadian., 1925-10-30

The wax myrtle is sometimes known
as the tallow tree. Candles are made
from its berries, as are soap and seal
ing wax.
Palisadian., 1925-10-30

Charming new slippers for evening
are of satin covered with lace and in.
laid with silver kid.
Palisadian., 1925-10-30

hoxsie's Group Remedy for Group and conges-
gists. Kells Co., Newburgh. N. T. Mfrs-Ady.
Palisadian., 1925-10-30

Common sense always has to fight
the sob squads.
Palisadian., 1925-10-30
Reckless Drivers Must
Face Most Unusual Cure

Herman E. Rikhoff, chief of police
of l. Annapolis. Ind. who has started
Palisadian., 1925-10-30
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART

An enemy never tells you anything
"for your own good" He doesn't
care.
Palisadian., 1925-10-30
Worse

Job had lots of patience" Yes,
but he never worked in a grocery
store on Saturday night"
Palisadian., 1925-10-30

Greatness appeals to the futre.-
Emerson.
Palisadian., 1925-10-30
Safety First

They were as busy as bees at the
downtown restaurant. A portly woman
visitor hurriedly approached the serv-
ing counter and demanded of the.
startled waiter:
where is the kitchen? I want to
see how the meats are prepared before
/ order mine. indianapolis News.
Palisadian., 1925-10-30

Sugar-coated instruction is nearly
as interesting as downright amuse-
ment.
Palisadian., 1925-10-30

Love is the havoring extract in the
ice cream of life
Palisadian., 1925-10-30

Florida Property Owner, have customers
for your Florida property. Send legal descrip-
tion. price and other information. The Gables
Co. 1927 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, Fla.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
SU ESTOMAGO
hECESlTA lN TONICO
81 Tiene I'd. Ios Sfntomas Que
Describe Este ResIderts de
Matanxaa

No hay IN t6nico para Ell eStomago
que no sea tambien un tonicO para
cualquier otra parte del cuerpo. pero
en- caSoS de Indigestion nerv!ossa, POI
ejemplo, un tonico general acttia so
bre la digestion porque regenera ]
sangre y fortifica los nervios.
Sangre y los nervios seiercen cont
sobre la digestion, ;tando ellos c.
buenas condieiones el estomago pue
de entonceS ejercer sus funciones
normalTnente.
- sCuando Ii sangTe esUa empobreci..a
y los neryios exhauStos, Ia digestion
Sc hace a veces diffcil Y la SigAe una
Serie de sfntomas molestos. HeSqu
un case como prueba:
Me encontraba enteramente NAL
del est6mago, con mucha palpitaci6n
del corazon," eScribe el active coIni-
Sionista Sr. Celestino Rodriguez
Ibafiez, Gale "A de Febrero No. 90,
Matanzas, Cuba. "Mi enfermedad
segun me diio mi m6dico, era debilo
a la falta de globulos rojos en- Ia san
gre. Seguf varios tratamientos para
enriquecer la Sangre, pero s-n resu--
tado practice.
"Un amigo milo, al yer ri intra
quilidad, me recomend6 las Pfido-as
Rosadas del DR.. Williams, las cue
empece a tomar en- seguida. Crca
serfa mi sorpreSa al notar los pocoS
dfas que mi estomago va digeIfa
mejor, va podla conner mas 6 g: -
y ell coraz6n funcionaba con mis-
regularidad. Solamente llegu6 {
usar cuatro frascos de dichas r1dc
ras, quedando fuerte y sano, nc hs.-
biendo yuelto a sufrir ninguno dc
los molestos sfntornas.
Escriba The DIR. Williams Medi,
cine Co., Schenectady, New York,
soiicitando ell librito titulado La
Dieta," ell cual Sc le enviara iEre e
tOdo gasto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
BANCO MASoNICo DE PUERTO
RICO
SAN JUAN, P. r.
CONvOCATORIA A JUNTA GE-
NERAL ORDINARIA DE
ACCIoNIsTAs

ACCIoNISTAs
La junta de Gobierno en- su Sc
sion ordinaria del IS de JUNO
1925, acord6 convocar los accio-
nistas para ell dia Is de JIyio de
1925 las 2 de la tarde en- las
oicinas del Banco, Gale de Te-
tuan No. S, con el objeto de cele-
brar La Junta General ordinaria de
accionistas, para dar cuenta a los
mismos con Ia iquidaci6n de bena
ficios del corriente aiio econonlico,
proceder a Ia election de nuevos
directories Y tratar de otros asuntos
de interes para la Corporation; 10
que SO hace pubico para general
conocimiento de los interesados de
conformidad con 10 que estatuye
Ell articulo A de los Estatuos "
la secci6n % de la ley de Bancos.
Jose G.. TORRES,
Gerente.
San Juan, p. R.,
Junio II de 1895.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
'EL FANTASHA
DE LA DUNa

El mundo es manera deAnal
gran incognita.
kPregunte usted muchas deasl
cosas que le interesa a la A-I
manidad y nadie sabra fgsl
ponderle concretamente. q
Por ejemplo: 1
H SSera al fin Add EI Krik ]
ell Presidente de la RepubIia
del Riff? I'll
0uien sabe, Ie contestaraSl
1Sometera Francia y Esp3
ma al caudiIlo moro? Il
n PosibIemente, pero quien
puede adivinar.
SRenacera ell espiritu mill
tarista en- AIemania, estandc
Hinderburg de Presidente de
la Rep1bIica de Aienoana? 4
/ Es nuy premature negarIc
o afirmarIo.
iHabra alg1n dia IN cho.
\ que armada entire los Estados
/ unidos y ell Jap6n?
Es muy dificil vaticinaSlo.
Z Triunfara alg1n dia Ia
Alianza en- sus demandas de
mas Iibertades para Puerto
Rico?
P1ede ser que ST y puede
ser que no.
Todo es duda, incertidum-
bre, vacilaciones. {
Pero pregunte usted cuares
Ia unica sastreria que 9ae1
Puerto Rico, bate ell record de
la elegancia, del buen gusto v
de la caIidad de sus driIessde
hIIo, y la duda desapareeesco-
mo por encanto y unanirae-
nente todos contestant: ,EL
cORTE lNGLES.
7 es que la verdad no rAdn1ite
dudas y Sc abre pasos alias
buenas o a las maIas.
Y la verdad de EEE0RTE
lNCLES, su 1nica verdad es
esta:
Que trae sus teiassfe hiIo
de la nisma IngIatersa, que
,compra directamentesa fabri-
cante de esas teIas,sgue sus
sastres son los r1as kxpertos
en- toda la isIa de Puerto Rico,
y que sacrifica granSparte de
sus legIt.nnas ganaHeias para
aumentar dia a diasI n1mero
de sus cIientes, asiscomo otros,
aumentan sus ganapcias v dis
mInuyen sus cofapYadores.
Es question dessistema, v ell
de Ell CORTE INCL ES, es eli
Gle atraer a susgclientes con la
calidad y corpHos precios de
su manufacture.
EL CORTE INGLES are
La FABRIcA AZ SASTRERIA
De MODA ENPUERTO RICO
no ecuivoquesIa direction, es-
tannos al Iado de la Barberia,
EL FlGAR Ogyfrente al edificio
de "EL MtiNbD". /
San Jose SENo. 5. p. o. Box
994, Telefona 1923. San Juan,
ruefIo KlGoA AoVt..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
EstOy segurO...
.UOnrinuaclOn ue - Ira. Dax.i


h bio contraimos al venir las CANA
ras representatives.
sAdenas, hay otro aspecto de la
Question. listed sabe que la Corte
Pde Circuito de Boston acaba de
hconfirmar precisamente una senten-
cia del Juez odlin, que su vez con
Csolida la actual ley de arbitrios.
aHs muy probable que uevemos ell
keaso por un certiorari al Tribunal
kEupremo de los Estados Unides "
EsIealli SO confirma la decision de
|1aaCorte Circuito de Boston, sin pc
akgro alguno podenos dejar las CO.
sas tai y como estan y continuar
Acnn La actual ley de arbitrios.
1 ''El tribunal de Boston ha con-
frmado una sentencia del Juez
Ildlin que precisamente Sc da de
achetes con la Ultima decision del
sferido funcionario, pretendien6o
! sEllar Ia ley de arbitrios actual
npte en- vigor.
Estamos pues en- visperas de
Fellver satisfactoriamente ell pro-
p1qa economico, va que todos los
injections pendientes de conside-
radn por cobro de contribuciones,
seral resueltos favor nuestro.
Ia Eltuaci6n Sc normaliza rapida-
p meIf y Ell pueblo puede tener con-
lanA plena de que todo Sc resol-
vera Savorablemente"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
Dd PEPE Y LA FUSION

/ S4etuO una pEuSC4 CranS1c10n
del prohspa pohtico al econ6mico,
le pregul'amos:-IY que alcance
t'ene el ltimo acuerdo del Comite
Territorial9
Es my sencillo. Quiere de-
cir que La ran Asamblea fusionis-
ia sera aq@lla misma historical
Asamblea de Mayag11ez. Oportuna-
mente lanzsAmos un manifesto,
hacienda un Nauamiento general a
todos los reptblicanos y no dudo
que todos los paertorriquefos de
buena voluntad Sesponderan ese
namamiento de fEternidad amor
La Asamblea reptblicana que con-
curra La fusion NJ podra ser otra
legalmente que aluella asambIea
de Mayagiiez, electaEen las prima-
rias, mientras 70 me eacontraba en-
los Estados Unidos. Ante aquella
misma asamblea que Sc reunlera
en- la Sultana del SOesse planteare-
mos Ell ideal fusionita, Ell ideal que
esta llamado tritnfar en- todo
Puerto Rico, ell ideal 4ue habra de
conqmstar los corazones de los bue-
nos puertorriqueaos, & ideal que
habra de traer a nueAras tilas O.
los paladines mas esforzAdos de la
causa patria.
SY EN- CUANTo A PRoGRAMA?
DON PEPE HABLA CON FE
INo podria listed adelsatarnos
algo en- cuanto al prograna del
nuevo partido?
D. "ES ann muy prematuro-h1os
dice don Pepe. "Claro est5 ute yo
tengo va ideas a ese respecto que
ire exponiendo oportunamente. Pc
ro de una cosa estoy plenamente Sc
guro, y es de que en- la asamblea
fusionista encontraremos una for
mula digna v decorosa, que habra
de ser aceptada por todos los rol-
ticos de buena voluntad en- Puerto
Rico. Cuando Sc trata del bienestar
de nuestro pueblo, no existen inds-
pendentistas nj americanistas, todH
sentimos con I'm mismo coraz6n. z.
Y con esas palabras, que demues.
tran la gran fe de que esta posefdo
don Pepe Tous Soto, nos despedIm0s
del ilustre politico y Speaker de la
camara de Representatives., pues la
hora de empezar la session habfa
sonado y no es don Pepe, el hon.
hre que llega tarde jamas.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
RESCUE WORK IN
 TORNADO BELT
 GOESON SLOWLY

MURPHYBORO, H., March 2O- Southern Illinois counties hit by the tornado yesterday presents funereal aspect. With the relaving of the first frenzied efforts to rescue the living and relieve the suffering, a count of the dead is being made today, and the damage wrought now appears feater than at first reported. Organi' re lief work is progressing slow but efficiently under direction of Ma tional Guard. Governor Len Small and staff arrived here last night and are directing the work of the rescue par ties. Several trains of Red Cross hospital workers were hurried to the scene and improvised hospitals are filled with injured and dying victims.
 At West Frankfort 125 bodies have been collected, with 80 unidentified. DeSoto, perhaps, sustained the most tragic loss, one-third of her dead be- ing children under three years of age. The list of dead in this town has climbed to 125, with the injured esti- mated at over 40O Debris filters the banks of the Big Muddy river and the streets of the whecked city are throng- ed with homeless persons hunting for relatives and friends. Plans are be- ing made for a wholesale burial of victims tomorrow.
 The storm swept in upon the de fenseless towns without warning from the direction of the Ohio river. The district has many coal mines and the larger part of the population of DeSoto and Murphyboro are miners. So sud- den was the storm that the schools were hit before the teachers could get the pupils out of the building, which was smashed flat to the ground pinning 250 children beneath the wreckage.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
PAUL TRIES TO HAVE PENSION
 BILL ALTERED
Special to The Gateway


 JUNEAU, Alaska, Mar. 20.-Smash- ing of the bars erected by former leg islatures against Indians receiving al lotments from the Territorial old age allowance fund was attempted today when House Bill No. 23 was introduced by Wm Paul, leader of the Indian or ganization in Southeastern Alaska. The present law contains a section saying that Indians are not considered residents" as used in the terms or the act. Repeal of this section is de- manded in the Paul Bill, which also provides for reducing the maximum allotments from S25 and s45 respec- lively for men and women to $20 and $30 each.
 Paul also introduced bill prohib- iting payment of Territorial funds to members of the Territorial legislature during their terms of office, and also introduced the probate code prepared by Attorney General John Rustgard for introduction two years ago.
 Representative Nylen of the Second division introduced bill to define and punish embezzlement.
 The deficiency appropriation meas ure carrying two thousand for schools was introduced by the Ways and Means committee.
 Representative Jensen, Nome, chair man of the Education Committee, in- troduced a resolution inviting Chas. E. Bunnell, president of the Agricul- tural College and School of Mines, to appear before the legislature in con- nection with estimates or the Alaska College.
 The Senate continues to mark time
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
AMUNDSEN WILL ATTEMPT TO FLY
 TO NORTH POLE

NEW YORK, Mar. 2O.-Lincoln Els worth, who will attempt to fly over the North Pole with Amundsen, sailed yesterday to join the explorer in Nor way. The two explorers will hop off from Norway in July or August, and will fly directly to the pole. Ellsworth was in the French and American air service during the world war. He said the Norwegian government had ap- propriated $1O,O0O for the expedition.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
FORMER SENATOR CULBERSON OF
 TEXAS IS DEAD
WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar. 2o.- Former Senator Charles Allen Cuiberson of Texas died here last night, after an illness lasting over several years. Influenza at tackled him Sunday and he never recovered from the. disease.

Senator Charles Allen Culberson of Texas, one of the strongest poli- tical leaders of the Lone Star state, was for many years prominent fig ure on the Democratic side of the Senate chamber, which he entered in 1899 after having served his state in public capacity for nearly 20 years, including a term as Attorney Gen. eral and two terms as governor His fourth term in the Senate completed his political career for while he tried for nomination again in 1922, he fail ed to survive the primaries, trailing two other candidates, one of whom was former Governor James F. Fer guson.
 Although he never lost his firm grip on Senate affairs, he was incapi- citated for active participation thru stroke suffered in 1909, when he was a minority leader. The condi- ton, due to a nervous disorder, was partially relieved in 1913 and as a member of antitrust legislation of that period, but his health again broke down and his nervous trouble developed into palsey, following which he gradually transferred his activities from the Capitol to his pri- vate suite in the Senate office build ing. He was somewhat sensitive regarding his physical condition, his associates said, and hesitated to ap- pear, frequently in public.
 He continued, however, to partici- pate generally in committee work, in which he always had been ac- tive, and played prominent part in framing the Espionage Act of 1917 as we'll as numerous other war meas ures. He also served as chairman of the Appropriation Committee dur ing the Democratic regime from 1913 to 1919.
 Senator Culberson was born in Dadeville, Tallapoosa County, Ala bama, Oct. 10, 1855, the son of David B and Eugenia (KimbaD Culberson. When three years of age he was talk en to Texas where his father became a prominent figure in public life, serving as an adjutant-general in the Confederate army, member of the State legislature and Represents tive in Congress from the 44th to the 49th. session.
 Senator Culberson was sent to the Virginia Military Institute when he had completed his studies in the grade schools, and upon his gradua-
 Dor ;rL
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20

mained only a dukedom to be ob- tained and Lord Curzon generally was credited with burning ambi- tion to achieve this highest of ti- ties for those outside of royal blood. It was at that time that his ac- emulation of honors operated against Lord Curzon in his ambition to become the British prime minis ter. When Bonar Law retired in 1923 because of ill health there was besides Lord Curzon only one other man regarded as likely for the post Stanley Baldwin. Tn Curzon's fa- vor there was his long and notable record in politics and the government service, while Baldwin virtually was novice in politics, but had proved strong chancellor of the exchequer who had settled the American debt question with honor and satisfac- tion. Weighing in opposition to Cur zon was the new twentieth century tradition against appointing as pre- mier peer who could not meet at- tacks on the government in the House of Commons. Hence, MT Baldwin, being commoner, receiv- ed the place.
 Lord Curzon consented to remain in the foreign office in the Baldwin government. He went to Lausanne to lead the Allies in making their peace treaty with the Turks, who had re-entered Europe and avenged against the Greeks the expulsion of the crescent from Europe in the World War The treaty let the Turks back into Europe and return ed to them large part of what they had lost in the war. For this Lord Curzon was severely criticised and in the grumbling that preceded the fall of the Tories and the rise of the Labor government in winter of 1923-24 much of the dissatisfaction 1 was QlfeCIeQ aSalnSt nm.
 With the fall of the Conservative government Lord Curzon was oblig- ed to relinquish his post as foreign 1 secretary Some persons thot that in the prime minister's parting page of honors the name of Curzon would head the list, with dukedom at 1 last. But there was no dukedom in the list
 i Lord Curzon was born at Kelles- son, January II, 1859, the eldest son of the Rev. Alfred Nathaniel Holden Curzon, the fourth Baron Scardale. He married twice, taking an American as his wife on both occasions. In 1895 he married Miss Mary Victoria Letter, daughter of l.. z. Letter of Washington. She died in 1906, the year after they return ed from India, leaving three daugh- ters. His second wife, whom he married in 1917 was Mrs. Grace Elvina Duggan, daughter of J. Monroe Hinds, who had been Unit ed States Minister to Brazil, and the widow of Alfred Duggan of Buenos Aires.
 l The travels of Lord Curzon and the books they engendered were rec ognized with a gold medal by the Royal Geographical Society. Among his published volumes were: Rus sia in Central Asia," 1889; Per- sia and the Persian Question:" 1892; Problems of the Far East" 1894: Lord Curzon in India," 1906; "Prin- ciples and Methods of University Reform" 1909; Modern Parliamen- l tary Eloquence," 1913; War Poems and Other Translations," 1915; "Sub- jects of the Day." 1915; "Tales of Travel" 1923
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GREAT LAKES HIT
 BY HEAVY GALE

BUFFALO, N. Y, Mar. 20.-Eight cargo lake boats were torn loose from their moorings, and were saved from bleaching by tugs, the coast guard school in the town of Wheatfield was unroofed, and two uncompleted build ings in Buffalo were flattened by a heavy gale which struck here yester- day afternoon.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
Earthquake Destroys
 Town in West China

SHANGHAI, China Mar. 2O-The China Inland Mission has received a telegram that an earthquake yester- day destroyed Talifa, a town in west ern Yuan province, a disastrous fire following the temblor. Help is ur- gently needed to save the survivors from starvation says the telegram.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
LORD ClJRZON. THE RULING ARISTOCRATI
 OF GREAT BRITAIN PASSES AWAY: WAS| LEADER IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS IN 1916|

LONDON March 20.-Marquis Curzon, load-presi- dent of the British council died here today The Marquis Curzon George Nathaniel Curzon from the cradle to the tomb exempfed to perfection in very detail the type of superior personality known the ruling aristocrat He was bred for public life and followed the of politics and government with such success that he held almost every great office under the except the highest of all-the post of prime minister
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
Griffin, Ind, Wiped Out

GRIFFIN, Ind, Mar. 2O.-A com plete check of the deaths when the tornado struck and obliterated Grif- fin is impossible because Postmaster Daw was crushed in the wreckage of his office, and the residents of the town were destroyed with him.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
Check of Dead Being Made

MURPHYBORO, H., Mar 2O-Storm reports at noon showed 815 dead in this district, with about 5000 hurt, ac- cording to an Associated Press tabu- lation. Seven hundred and seventy seven of the dead have already been identified.
 In Kentucky and Missouri the stricken areas are virtually cleaned up, and burials are progressing. The devastate treas are turning to plans for burial, and relief workers reported better progress in succoring the in jured and destitute. Contributions of money, food and clothing are flow
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
Japanese Will Exploit
 Interests at Saghalien

MOSCOW, Russia, Mar. 20.-The foreign trade commissary announces that Japanese interests will exploit the coal and oil on Saghalien Island when the Japanese evacuation of the northern portion is completed.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
Bodies of Two Miners
 Found in Mine Forty-One

HARMONY, w. Va, Mar 20.-The bodies of Walter Thompson and Leon ard Sanders were found in Mine Al today, badly burned. These are the first boobies taken out since the ex- plosion Tuesday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
Masons Relieyinu Distress.

BENTON, H., Mar. 2O-R. c. Daven- port, grand master of Illonois Masons, headed a committee which visited the devastated area, gathering material for campaign for relief funds. He announced the Masons of Illinois would raise $10O,OOO for relief,
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
Cab Blown from Engine

PRINCETON, Ind, Mar. 2O-E. F. Shine, a Southern Railroad switch yard engineer rode his engine through the tornado, escaped with but a few scratches The cab was blown from over his head but he remained by his post by clinging to the reverse lever.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
DECLINE IN WHEAT PRICES
 NO SIGN OF HARD TIMES

WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar. 2O.-
 Price declines in wheat is regarded by Secretary Hoover as no indica- tion of lack of prosperity MT. Hoo- yer says that conditions are the re- verse, in fact.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20

If the party who took the Gateway sign last night will send in his name we will mail him perpetual calendar. He evidently confused the date with All Halloween.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
ROMEO HOYT
 ISNOT GUILTY

JUNEAU, Alaska, Mar. 20.-Romeo Hoyt was acquitted today of robbing the postoffice at Fairbanks, the jury being out four hours.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20
BOAT DUE IN MORNING

Agent Flickinger reports the North western due in Seward at two o'clock in the morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-20

Our idea of a sinecure is to be the at Herrin, III.
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