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The Winslow mail., 1925-12-18

ahead as they are now, while some
of the younger ones would prefer
to be in a position to sell out, in
other words, to be exploited by the
whites. If they are turned over
to the state they must pay tares,
otherwise the people would not
stand for them voting and enjoying
other privileges"
The Winslow mail., 1925-12-18
NOTICE

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Town Clerk of the Town of
Winslow, until 500 p. m. January
5, 1926, at which time they will be
publicly considered. for furnishing
The Winslow mail., 1925-12-18

and labor installed on first and fif-
teenth days of each month. The
balance of twenty-five per cent to
be paid when the Job is completed
and accepted by the Town Council
The right is reserved to waive
any informality in any bid or re-
ject any or all bids.
Winslow, Arizona. December 4th.
1925
c. L. MURPHY,
74-75 Town Clerk.
In very early times the name for
the British Isles was THE Country
of Green Hills
The Winslow mail., 1925-12-18

L WAS just a week be-
fore Christmas. The
Jacksons-that is to say,
the ]. Us, the X. P.'s
and the w. J. JacksOns
had all met in the
home of the latter to
discuss what was re-
ferred to as their "nre-
The Winslow mail., 1925-12-18

The Chilean Hall of Fame con-
tains many English and Scotch
names.
The Winslow mail., 1925-12-18

Whales swim by moving their
tail fins up and down, and they
are able to swim so rapidly with
so little apparent exertion because
of the ideal propeller construction
of their tails.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-27
ITALIAN PLANS FLIGHT
TO SOUTH AMERICA

ROME, Aug, 27.-An airplane
flight from Italy to South America
viii be undertaken September Is
by Commander Casagrande. he an
nounced today.
Commander Casagrande did not
disclose the itinerary of his proposed
flight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-27
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-09
BOY SLAYER MAKES
MOT OUTLAY" PLEA

louisville, Pa. Jan. with
his right hand uplifted and in lisp.
Ing tones William Cavalier aged
fourteen, the youngest defendant
ever charged with first degree muir
der here, pleaded mot guilty. in
court and by Instructions OF his
lawyers asked to be tried 'fby God
and my country"
He was at once placed on trial
for the killing OF his grandmother
three months ago, which State POI
lice say was one Of the most cruel
crimes ever committed in the coal
regions.
According to the police, the boy
followed his grandmother to her
bedroom in midday, shot her, and,
~ she lay writing on the floor,
sent SIX more bullets into her body.
Then he stuck handkerchief in
her mouth to stifle her groans and
shut and locked. her door, placing
the key IN a bowl. For two days
he deceived members of the family,
making them believe the aged wom-
IN had gone on a journey. When
the body was discovered, he. Joined
the others in crying. A sum of
money owned by the grandmother
was found hidden in the boys bed
room.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-09
WALSH CHARGES
CHILD LABOR
PLOT
Manufacturers Association
Drive SickeningTy Selfish,
Says Montana Senator

A well organized and literally fl
nanced campaign of misrepresenta-
ton has been launched throughout
the country to defeat the child Ia
Dor amendment to the constitution.
Senator Thomas j. Walsh D) of
Mont, charged in the Senate yester-
day.
'At every turn in the road the
sordid nature Of the organized on
position to the amendment is re-
voltingly made manifest" said
Walsh.
zone of the stock arguments
against the amendment is that the
whole movement Is a communist
plot, it having been discovered that
the proponents are closely allied
with the Russian soviet" said
Walsh. Nothing is farther from
the truth.
''It cannot have escaped the no.
tice of the most casual reader that
latterly every piece of legislation,
every proposed change of policy,
evoking the antagonism Of big bust
ness, is denounced as socialistic,
communistic, boIshevistic, inspired
IL not directed from Moscow.
Walsh denounced the campaign OF
the National Association OF Manu-
facturers against the amendment as
"sordidly and sickeningIy selfish"
"The association has no special
interest in children except to make
money out of their labor said
Walsh.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-09
DR. Tut LAYS
ALL TROUBLE
To- FEAR
Christian Science Lecturer
From sKansasyCity
Speaks Here

A lecture was delivered last eve-
ming in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, by Doctor John NJ. Tut,
C. s. b., Of Kansas City, Mo-, on
s'Christian Science: True Evan
gelism." He spoke to large and
attentive audience and was intro
duced by Elmer I. Baldwin, First
Reader OF First Church of this
city. The lecturer is a member
Of the board of lectureship of the
Mother Church, the First Church
Of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
DIR. Tut said In part: 1.-The evan
Relation Of humanity Is effected
BY the coming of the Christ to
human, consciousness. This is the
power OF God unto salvation. IL
eradicates the evils which beset
human existence-fear, mesmerism,
mental suggestions, hypnotism, in
short, the category OF evil. When
the destruction Of evil belief is
achieved, the demand Of divine JUS
tice Is satisfied, pardon replaces
R7lflt and reformation ushers IN sal
walton.
sssWhen a boy, / learned to think
OF hypnOtism in terms Of a cadav-
erous individual who wore tuner
cal garb, and made passes with
fantastic fingers before his sub
iecf,s eyes, the while impressing
him with suggestions as to bis In
ability to resist, whereupon the VIC
tim would proceed to do the win Of
the hypnotist in vain antics and
weird acts. most impressive to the
beholder.
ssChristian Science Gcnounces and
regulates hypnotism utterly. Chris
tian Science shows that until en-
lightened and controlled by divine
intelligence, the entire action Of the
so-calle0 human mind both IT'S con-
scious and unconscious thoughts
- meslneric, hypnotic. But the
Christian Scientist. rejoicing in the
knowledge of Gods sole control,
knows there are no fantastic fingers,
physical or mental, making mes
meric passes before his eyes.
All the trouble in the world, is
due to the mesmerism of fear.
That Is a broad statement, bur what
d It 10. be afraid? Fear is the
anticspatioEis Of EVIL, To be afiard
Is to subscribe without protest and
Vigorous opposition to the laws Of
disease and sin. to the false beliefs
Of accident. luck, chance. evil des-
tiny, bad fortune. To believe ones
self liable to evil Is to expect its
uossibIo appearances
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-09
German Stowaways
Seek u. S. Shore On
Life Raft

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. q
immigration authorities, the
coast guard and police of the
Hampton Roads district are con-
Quoting a search today for two
daring German stowRways that
escaped from the British steamer
Athetran at quarantine, off Old
Point.
The pair of stowaways, who
boarded the steamer at Tam
pico, Mexico, made their dash
on life raft. A strong current
and heavy swell may have car
ried their frail craft out to sea
or the men may have been
drowned, authorities said today.
If they are not found libel
of So, 900 will be filed against the
ship to pay the fine required by
law. Masters of vessels are held.
responsible for aliens aboard,
whether members of the crew or
stowaways.
The Athetran is bound Tor
Port Said with a cargo OF oil.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-09
BooTLEGGlNC JUSTICE
SENTENCED TO JAIL

DOYLESTOWN. Pa, Jan. 81
Telling him he was not a fit man
to hold public office, Judge Andrew
Smith, of Susquehanna county
courts, presiding here for Judge
William C. Ryan, sentenced Martin
v. Wright. of Morrisyille, who re-
signed this week as justice OF the
peace after serving almost ten
years. to pay a. fine of $500 and
serve three months in the Bucks
county prison..
Wright was convicted with three
Trentonians of transporting beer
along the Lincoln Highway, near
South Langhorne, on Christmas
morning, 1928. They were convict
ed before Judge, Smith in June,
1924, and new trial was refused.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
NQTAS EDITORIALES
UNA cORTE. DE P.0LlclA

Mr. McHanus, Jefe de la Detective, ha tenido gran
acerto al socar creac6n de cotes de Pocfa siIares
las que actuaente uncionan Estados Undos toda
normalidad buen exto.
AproOarnos Ia idea segufos de que ella es beneficosa
necesara Sgfca gran ayuda tato para la usticia
para el aousado pues sinpca los procedientos
abreva Ell tempo perddo tates que de- toda
inportancia. 3-
Con una cOrte de POica funcOnando ell Quartet, el
Juez Municipal econonzara nchos viajes noportunos
para seaar anzas los detenidos. Ese deber que
recaera sobre la nlleva Corte que inleditaente sefa
cnpdo sin 6eoras nj moIestas. Un cudadano arrestado
por I'm deto leye misdemeanor sera conducido ante e
Sargento que ara las Ge juez Cote rapda
aI vera case, seaIandosee fanza por s bertad
provisional @sef*ss s-s%se
Las yentalas de este sstema saItan Ia vista Por
las aLordades correspondence deben Ponere POGO
afenc6D esta idea de Mr. McManus atar Gle ponerIa
prdctica para ben de todos. ~ sNa 41-as@ >A
Las "Police Courts de Estados Unidos de las cuales
esta cacada la idea Mr. Mcanus han trunfado en- todas
parties donde han esabecid INTO han pasado
un engranae imprescindibie Ia qunara de la usca.
No hay razon nnguna por la cla no podanos nosotros
experimental elias la idea buena oportuna Nere-
81 la echanos al ovido cesto fondo dohde
parar las mejores niciatwas
Embellishments Mr.. Butte ayudara esta buena obra
pues estar todava acostbrado nuestros siseas,
echafa nuchas de que nosoos apenas nota
mos 10 n1ao serla que Teas tanpoco estas
CoFtes. .g1e <s,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

Sentimos la inmensa satisfaction
de escribir aigunas cuartillas, ayn-
cue lac6nicas, para dar siquiera una
pequefia idea de 10 esplendfda que
result6 La reception que en- Ia noche
del sabado so de mayo, llev6 efec-
to la enthusiastic " simpatica socie-
dad club denominado F1orencio
Santiago'', a cuyos saiones tuvimos
el placer de concurrir atendiendo Ia
i,,vitaci6n que previamente nos hi
ciera Ia Junta Directive de la anne
ritada asociaci6n. 4a
Estanos segnros nne nuestros
enables lectores POGO mas menos
Sc imaginaran por que esta pregrs-
sista institution que antes Sc ua-
mo club fNnevo Ideal''; ahors lie
va Ell venerable nombre del nlalo-
grado compueblano Don Florencio
Santiago, que pss6 q mejor vida el
dfa 6 de septiembre del pasado aho.
Todos saben que Don Florencio
Santiago por. un acendrado amor a
So pueblo y a los ssuyos, siempre
cue las circunstancias 10 deman-
daban voluntaria y generosa1nente
Sc prestaba. a contribuir con su
obolo para toda empresa, de carae-
ter progresista, deseos .qne en- di-
ferentes ocasiones uev6 q efecto y
que traves de los amos le. inIaorta
lzan. Pnes bien, Don Florencio, al
otorgar su Ultima voluntad y como
ciendo que los miembros de esta So
ciedad obrera pasaban muchisimas'
desazones por no tener recursos pa
IA construir m edifcio, OPTIC por
.dejarles en- testamerte una suma
de consideration para dicho obje-
to, .deterulinandolo con algunas
cl&usulas que garantizasen Ia esta-'
bilidad de la sociedad, Iegado que
tambien hizo al pueblo dc coa1no
dejandole otra respectable suma pa.
ra una High School y Ell edifcio de
mamposterfa radicado en- la Gale
80 de Agosto'' favor de la So
ciedad Centre de instruction y Re
creo" de la cual era el fenecido su
socio fIlndador. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

Ia concurrencia q ponerse de RE
como veneraci6n y respeto a la ne
moria de estos dos ;compueblanos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
DEFENsA DE cHAUFFEURs

Hemos sido informados que con
motive de los dltimos acontecimien-
tos dessrrGllados con relaci6n q TO-
que respecta a chauffeurs y dilenos
dc veilfcuios pdbhcos, debido al nue.
vo reglanento que Sc, esta tomandO
en- consideration ante la Coanisfon
de servtcio Phblico, Ell .gremio de
chauffeurs, y duefos de vehicrlns pd
blicos, hanse crganizado en- todo Eel
distrito Norte dc la isla, habiendo
constituido los respectivos coniites,
para comparecer en- el, hearing que
el dia 6 del corriente So nevara q
cfecto en- Ia connisi6n de serv1cto.
plblco, para exponer las raaones
por las cuales sse oponen a 10 que
consideran un atropeiIo Y atentado
q s,ls intereses. .s.g
Con tai motive, hemos ,,tenido q
placer de saludar en- esta ciudad al
sefior Juan E. Santana, de Manati,
quien ha sido designado por Ell eie-
mento aludido, como organizador de.
esta justa defensa entire el grennio de
chauffeurs de aauel distrito.
FL senior Santana, nos. manifesto
cue el elltusiasmo y actiyidad en- to-
dos los pueblos cue 81 ha recorrido,
no dejan lugar a dudas,. del mayor
exito en- pro de. la snfrida clase que.
tan buenos servicios viene prestan>7
do en- Puerto Rico, particrlarmente
q los partidos politicos en- epocas dc
e!ecciones. 1a ,N Il
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

silios mec&rieos, adenaas la ci-
rujfa operatoria que en- nluclos
casos requiere Ia ecorrecci6n de
las anormalidades del euerpo.
Citando al DR.. Whitman, auto
ridad eminente en- ortopedia quiz.
rdrgica,-"La correction forzosa
de. una espina deraal deforme nos
indica que ella no es .eurable. en-
modo alguno; que aunqaee Sc ha
probado que Ia espalda puede en-
derezRrse con. faeilidad en- Inll-
cfes casos,. en- casi todos con POGO
peligro, no obstante, Ia retenci6R
de la espina dorsal en- su posi-
ci5n .correcta es dificl, y per 10
general hay cierto sretroceso I'M
mediate haeia Ia ,defqgmidad."" !
La quiropractica no emplea
aparatos mi utensifios mecanicos
algpnos, en- la correction de estas,
deformidades. Nuestros. metodos
son distintos. ~Si hay alguna amor.
malidad ~tiene que existir una
causa para ella. Nosotros busca-
mos estas causa Y la corregimos
con propiedad. La ortopedia qui.
ropractica tes la ciencia de la CO.
rrecci6n de la causa de las anor-
malidades Y defermidades del
euerpo, ajustando esta causa con,
las lnanos. solamente. -s.s.
En- los easos de anormalidades
congenitas la causa, de estas .pue-.
de hallarSe Ell la espina dorsal'
6Uontlnfia cd la paglna g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
0RIOPEDIA .QU|ROPRACIGA

Al tratar este Mlateria sol1aora-
rante serfa bueno empezar por
su principle: la etimologia de
nuestro tena. La palabra "orto-
p6dica. es tornado de Ia COM
binaci6n do dos palabras griegas
--Horthosa signifcando2 dc3ecko,
= "pais" signifcafldo ati0ao---z, par
10 que Ia palabra: ortopediea quie-
lie deeif enderezar un ninc".
Antiguamente la palabra orto-
pedia. sxpresaba solo ! la corree-
ei6n de las deforinidades de. los.
nifios " especialmente aqaellas de
la espina. dorsal, En- los 1ltirnes
tiempos Sc ha Yelido entendiendo
por, ,esta- idea aqaella pagte de
Ia Cirijia lsada para preveuir
Y .corregir las deformidades, no
yas.de- los nihos solamente, sino
de las personas mayores .tambien.
La palabra "quiropractica",
segdn helnos explicado a nuestros
lectores anteriornente, Sc -forma
de dos palabras-' 'cheir'', signi-
fcando mapo, y "praktos" sig
nifcando 'fhecho con-. Luego
entonces ortopedia qriropractica
expresa la prevention correction
de las .deformidades del cuerpo
raediante el ajuste de su cansa,
con las nanos tlnicamepte.
La ortopedia quirurgica EN-
plea nluehos instrumentos Y uten-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

q Ia concurrencia q ponerse de rie
como veneraci6n y respeto a la ne
moria. de estos dos scompueblanos
fenecidos. 81
Un Undo Fox-Trot es tocado. al
piano por ell amigo Pepito Quint6n,
que tue. aplaudido con graz eutu-
siasmo. $40.
La espiritual srta. Maria Luisa
PadiIla, con mucha disposition re-
tito, una bonita poesia titulada
"Anaores y Amorfos'' que gusto
mucho y fu6 muy aplaudida AL
terminar una joven Sc levant6 y 10
regal6 -un precioso bouquet. de flo
res. f5-Ae.. ..
Recuerdo con La gracia que 10
supo shaeer Ia simp&tica senortsa
Jcaquina Ortiz, La que Tecit6 una
bella poesia titulada ''Ensuefos de
Agnila,', haciendoio tan bien que
SC f6b6 ms simpatiss del pdblfco
que ISaplsudi6 largo ratio Recibio
TN bouquet de flores. ~
La miisica nt1nca es tarde y STEM
pre- llega para borrar para traer
aigdn nuevo pensamisnto, = pets-
ci6n de- vattas seacritss, es ejecn:
tada pors ef amigo pepito Ouint6n,
con- Ia; = inspiration que sueie tener
! como Verdadefo' artista, la pfega
mus8caa t1talada {. 11adTe,s - ~
Las horas pasan con gran rapi-
des Muehos rainan a Teae ], vlasts
asterminar los numeros del progra-
ma nuestro compuebiano el DR.. Jo-
sc A Lanauze, qulen consume este
tisTno que estaha aestgnado para el
Ledo. A. Qnintana Cajas que no
ptl0o venir por sfuerza mayor, IN
troauciendose { el DR.. Lanalize con
esai sonrisa suave que suele asomar-
sc q sns labios como queriendo de-
Off "Yo tsmbien. tepgo I'm alma
de- poetafa = tt'tssi@. .a,i s~s Al...e :
FL jovens Lanauze nos recit6 una
poesia nuy filos6hcaa' titulada '.La
Vfda", nuchoss de cuyos p$rrafos
repiti6 para que nos dieramos cuen
ta de algunas ,consideraciones y dc
cFseQuiarnos con SIT .eseogido voca-
blllario, concluye por dar las gra-
Gas mas .cumplidass al distinguido
caballero de Coamo Don Clotilde
santiago, quien les regal6 La pintu-
raS8y mano de obra del edificio y a
IL farnilia Redondo, por%la l&mpa-
ra,s asi como los caballeros Y da-
mas que tnvieroni bien designar
como padrinos del Club por sus fiI1as
demostracicnes de sirnpatias,. y final
meflte las gracias a los presentes
en- general por haber venido ha-
Ger esplendide dicho acto.
.Fu6 cerrada con broche de orc
esta fiesta con liEa preciOsa danzs
de- Campos tituIada ''Ten Piedad'',
no sin antes haber sido obsequiada
con toda ciase de derrocile y aten-
clones Ia nItrnerosa concurrencia
Antes de sterlninar querenaos fe-
iacitar q la directiva de la insti-
tuci6n por el exito de la fiesta y en-
particular q la Srta. JuaIaa Maria
Dnpre, antigua presidenta del Club,
/ II Que tieSpu6s de lnuchos desvelos
We realizados sus deseos, cuales fue
! ren siempre Ievantar Ell Club con ci
esplendor cue deananda lae crltu-a
vel progreso ~
Ss6lo faita, amigos, seguir traba.
jando. 81 10 haceis pOdeis esperaI
! rsaehos " sasonados frutos. Sem
Brad, senibrads. ~ II s
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