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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
Seek Service of
Turner Power Co.

A hearing will be held before the
Public Utilities Commission at 10 A.
NJ. November IL, at the Common
Council rooms at Auburn on the
complaint signed by w. H. Morris
and more than nine other citizens
Of Livermore against the Turner
Light & Power Company alleging
that they are unable to obtain cleo
trical energy for light and power
from the respondent company.
Hearing will be held at the same
time and place on the complaint
signed by William C. Hall and more
than nine other citizens of North
Turner seeking an extension Of the
service of the Turner Light & Pow
er Company to the village of North
Turner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
Freeport Folks
Complain Regarding
New Train Schedule

The Public Utilities Commission
has ordered a hearing to be held at
10 o'clock November Ii at the Sc
lectmens Office at Freeport on the
complaint signed by r. G. Kimball
and more than nine other citizens
of Freeport requesting that train
No. II arriving at Freeport shortly
after / p. M. on the new schedule.
make a regular stop at Freeport to
leave and take on passengers, mail
and express as in the past seasons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
Gen. Hanson Home
From War College

Adjutant General James w. Han
son returned Sunday from Washing
ton, d. c.. where he had been spend
ing the past month at the Army War
College specializing in the study or
personal and administration. Cen
eral Hanson was one of two officers
from New England attending the
War College where the policies OF
National Defense including the mo-
bilization OF the map-power of the
country in case of emergency, IS
taken up. There were about w Of
ficers at the school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL THEATRE TuEspA,

COLONIAL THEATRE TUESDAY
Audiences ConvuIsed. Attend ance
Records Shattered. "Seven Keys
to 6aldpate" The King of Them All.
Shown for Last times Today.
If George NJ. Cohen had never been
heard of the photoplay of his Seven
Keys to Baldpate" would Put him in
the Hall of Fame. 1t is a picture
about which everyone is enthusiast
tic. Douglas McLean's work will
place him in the front ranks of Gin
ema artists. The story is well known
to everyone and the only drawback to
the entire show is the fact that the
Colonial Theatre is not large enough
to handle the crowds.
Lionel Barrymore, Marguerite De-
La Motto and Henry B. Walthall
present an especially strong drama
entitled 1.-THE Girl Who Wouldn't
Work" This with Pathe Comedy,
a News Weekly completes the pro-
gram.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
WISCASSET

The attendance was large at the
Alrok dance at Huntoon hill, Thurs
day evening. This was the last one
of the seasons dances. It being
Halloween ball, suitable prizes were
given for the costumes worn, first
prize being carried off by Mrs. Roy
Dow.
Several Of the teachers from here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

Care used In motion picture studios
in protecting animals frem harm won
for motion pictures the friendship OF
one of Americas strongest associa-
lions. fsV 49,
The American Humane Association,
realizing that the Association of Mo-
ton Picture Producers and the Motion
Picture. Producers and Distribu-
tors of America. Inc, have bound
themselves not to permit any effect to
be sought or allowed :. which depend
in any way on cruelty to- animals"
have passed a resolution Of common
dation. - ~.
The American Humane Association
at tta annual melting in Toledo re-
Gently, held UP the VIII Hays orsani-
zation as "a guide and example to all
other interests and organizations re-
sponsible for the care. safety and
humane treatment of animals"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
WAYNE

Mrs. Mary, Lothrop was a guest
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Allen and Mary Holman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Berry. Master
Ford Berry and little Miss Priscilla
Berry were callers on relatives in
Winthrop. Sunday.
Daisy Osgood and Leon Whitman
were in Augusta on business Satur-
day. E"
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Spiller of
Raymond were guests over the week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
And Radly Wanted, Roo!

Wanted-Five Malay batik workers.
Such was the order broadcasted
from the Paramount studio in Holly
wood that seemed practically impossi-
BILE to fill. 4r e
The order called for the batik work.
ers to display their art in several
scenes for Joseph Conrads Lord
Jim," which Victor Fleming directed
and which soon IL to be released.
After many weeks OF searching one
lone Malay was discovered who was
skilled in batik making. This one, it
is said, was the only real Malay batik
worker in the entire western part OF
the United States. The man was i'm
mediately engaged for the picture and
from him four other Malays were in
structed in the fundamentals Of the
art,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

Jesse l.. Lasky. first vice president
Of Famous Players-Lasky Corporation,
has accepted the Craftsmanship for the
Motion Picture Group in New York's
ninth annual Red Cross Roll Call and
is now organizing his group. In a let
ter urging the cooperation of the film
industry. Mr.. Lasky points out that
the Red Cross lis really branch of
the federal government created for the
purpose of meeting all emergencies
such as fire, flood and disaster"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
SUFFERED
TWO YEARS
Finally Relieved by Taking
lydia E. Pinkharn's Vege-
table Compound, Says
Mrs. Anderson
Rangeley, Maine. Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound helped me

greatly Tor palnsi!n
the sides and back,
h ca dac h e 8 and
tired feelings. l
suffered twoyears
and it seemed as
though I could not
get my work done
from one day to
the next. After
reading letters
from others who
had taken theVeg-
etahla C,ornnoI1nd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
warner Baxter Sails FOR Porto
Rico to Support Gilda Gray

Warner Baxter, featured player In
1.-THE Best People" and other recent
Paramount pictures. will play Nui-
tame" the native lover Of GIlda Gray
in her first starring picture, "Aloma
of the South Seas" which Maurice
Tourneur is filming.
Ricardo Cortez, formerly, announced
for the part, was obliged to forego, the
role on account Of illness which has
kept him in California.
Baxter has gone to Porto Rico. 9th
ers prominent in the cast supporting
Miss Gray are Percy. Marplont, Will
liam Powell. Julanne Johnston, Harry
Morey and Joseph Smiley. ;e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

ure given her club in gracious man
ner.
The annual exchange Of visits BE-
tween these clubs are most enjoyahs
and always mark a red letter day ]
the club calendars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
Barharic Beauty Of indian Melodies
Expressed by G. W. Cadxan

Charles Wakefield Cadman'S apllity
to express in terms of music the bar
barrie beauty Of the American Indians
melodies was gained as the result of
three years spent in their midst. The
man who composed, THE Land of the
Sky Blue Water" "At, .Dawning' and
other famous numbers, lived among
the Ohlahomas and the Osages for
two years and spent more than al, ad-
ditional IL months among the Nava-
Jos, Hopis, Apaches, Sioux. Araphoes
and other tribes.
He made Photographic records OF
their songs and chants and still has
these records. It is the only way In
which he has been able to transcribe
their music faithfully, he says.
In the music score for The Vanish
ing American, Zane Grey's epic Of the
American Indian. Cadman has fitted
to the action OF the story melodies
adapted from these laboriously gath
cred and priceless records. The most
beautiful were blended into the theme
song, Little White Rose"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

Cooperating with Texas health au-
thorities to aid in the prevention of
spreading hoof and mouth disease,
airplane service has been established
between Camp Richard Dix and Hous-
ton, Texas, 80 miles away.
For the production Of Dix's starring
vehicle, 'Womanhandled," now being
made In the Lone Star state, more
than five thousand long-horn cattle
are used for thrilling stampede scene
with Richard Dix, Esther Ralston,
Margaret Morris and Edmund Breese.
Because of the rapidly spreading hoof
and mouth plague throughout Texas,
Director Gregory La Cava and Dix de-
eidsd that an airplans would be ~lesx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

Word comes from Portland of the
marriage of Clinton r. Shea to Miss
Jean Doughty of Gray, Me. Mr.
Shea was former towns boy and
worked at the Turner Center Cream
cry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
Nomination
OF Trial Justice
For Old Orchard

Governor Brewster. Monday, NOM
mated Wesley M. Newer as trial
justice at Old Orchard to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of
Judge Percy Lombard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
Shea.D DOUGHTY

attended the convention in Portland
the past two days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

Maine Dairymen's Association, City
hall. Portland. to arrive there by
Saturday, Nov. IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

CROSS HILL - Mr.. and MrA VII
lie Cloves are receiving congyalh'
tions con the birth OF a baby daught.s
which arrived at their home cary
Saturday morning. The little hQ
weighed IA pounds.
The Ladies' Aid will serve guy
per at the Baptist Festry Friday e's
ming, November 6. Candy win % q
sale during the evening. i,
Several from this vicinity ATTENDS
the Masonic installation at Vass'
boro, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Cloves and "
Allen of Lakeside were callers Oh y
hill Sunday.
Twenty-four autobus lines FsN
started in Austria this summer
Monday mornipg has few fr1enn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

The Daughters Of Pocahontas held
a dance at Red Mems hall on Friday
night. 1t was success both flnan-
cially and socially.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
vASSALBOR0

Arthur w. Robbins and Anna NJ
Trask. both of Yassalbores vsl
united in marriage at the Bapts
parsonage Friday evening, 0cton'
80, by the Rev. D. w. Kimhall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

Monday morning has few frieDa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
Hay grdndeS prObabiIidadeS de que Ia Le-
giSIdturd termine SuS trdbdjOS dejdndO en-
MgOr Ell actual preSupueStO
En- eSe case Sc n0mbTaria la COmiSi0n eS-
peCial que prOp0ne el Speaker, para que
Hecha Ia Tebaja a c0nCien-
cia, el GObeTnad0r con-
v0caria IaELegiSlatura a
session extTaoTdinaria

En- Ia mahanR del dia de aver re-
cogimos un rumor que cireula con
gran insistencia en- los circulos le-
gislatiyos y que muy bien puede
eonvertirse en- realidad, va que no
son pOcos los que sostienen ese
criterio. 10 eierto es que hay tan
tas dihcultades para llegar a un
entendido en- cuanto al presupues-
70 insular Sc refere que todos,
ahsolutamente todos, sc dan cuen-
n de que es neeesario buscar una
formula Que tenga general aeep-
taei6R y venga a eliminar obs
taeulos en- la libre y buena mar
cha de Ia administration insular.
De Ahl el que Sc considere el
plan del Speaker, Lcdo. Jose Tous
Soto como Ia formula adecuada
cue So ha buscado durante los
altimos dias. Entire los empleados,
podemos asegurarlo, Ia formula
del Sr. Tous Soto ha causado exec
lente impression y ha causado YER
dadcra algeria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
lmpOrtantG refOrma en-. .."PuertO Rico Ilusirado'
La popular reVsa tendra ochO pagnas mas de ecura seeca

Recientemente acordo hacer mportane reorma en-
ma de agradar sumamente innumerabes lectores
La prmera pare del cambo c0nsiste de
gnas satnadas Odo 10 information Como
la mtad de elias yenan hasta ahOra dedcadas
erara la seccOn quedara reducda ochO
Asl es que PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO" tendra exacta-
mente la msma candad de information grafca que antes
mas. - ' =
Para ESQ., la eyista traera de ahora en- ade
ante decisels pagmas de ecura
loda La collaboration teraria exqusa pues conss
a de cronicas de los meoreS escores un
uento seanai de auores eebres mas prande
poetas etc. etc.
tograo artistas Otra las modas Otra la industrial del
automoVl ASH por ell esO todo 10 que pueda interesar
mas yvamente los lectoreS.
La heratura one anteS pagnas satinadas
n las hrmas de Rbera ChevremOn Melendez
Terry uo Astol etc. etc. aparecera, de ahora
en- estas pagnas.
s es Que Puerto REQ tendra no enos de
eeten ses pagnas de las cuas Ocho un conpendo
ograhco de los acOntecmentos de la restO I'M
alto exponerte de nuesa culura meOr lite
ratura mundal : - -
stas pagn"S traeran ell adicona
plcadas adui ala nor fOtograbados lnstracones.
Segln ha dicho Ia direction puerto Rico uusradO
ospera ectoes
preenta Con esta reforma el belleza que
mene esta evando cabo. Story de pre-
io oneida mas demostrado ell agradar
al pGblico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
Ell Sr. SeIIeS, presi-
dente de la ASOCia-
Ci0n de MaeStr0S, no
cree Saba la reduc-
Ci6n del curse eSc0Iar
ia rebaja de SueIdoS a
los maeStr0S SurtIria I'm
efecto deSquiciador sobre
la instruction publica en-
Puerto Rico, dice
SOSTIENE Ell SR. SELLES OUE Ell
C0MlSIONAD0 De INSTRUCTION NO
.. PUEDE REALIZAR MILAGR0S

IL distinguido pedagogo don Ge-
rarao selles, Presidente de la Aso-
ciaci6n de Maestros, quien visi-
tamos en- el dsa de aver nos ha he
cho las siguientes manifestations
en- contestaci6n a nuestras pregii
tas:
-5Cual es su opinion sobre Ell
plan del senior Tous Soto en- 10 que
los maestros Sc refiere?
LA reduction del curse esco-
lar encontro ma oposici6n seria de
parte del magisterio v del pals
porque amenazaba rcducir la efcien
cia de nuestro sistema escolar. En-
tonces expusimos motives de tai
peso que la Legislature desisti6 del
plan a pesar de que SIC aumentaha
automaticamente eel sueldo de los
maestros, mientras quo Sc les re-
ducia el trabajo. Mas de $4,000 nj
nos asisten a las escuelas solo me-
dio dia. Acortarles ell curse esco-
lar les prolongaria mucho el piazo
para la termination dc La illstruc-
cion elemental. Nuestro sistema
escolar es bilingiie, estando. por
tanto, en- condolences especiales.
que no SON comparables a Las de
ningdn estado de la Union en- 10
que a planes de ensefianza Sc reie-
re. Por estos y otros motivos, que
tantas veces hemos sometido Ia
consideration pdbhca, el curse es-
collar debe ser de diez meses.
Creo que ell Comisionado de ms
trucci6n. podria someter un plan
para una distribution equitativa y
cientifca del presupuesto escolar,
pero no con una reduction de GER
ca de un million de d6lares como Ia
que acaba de efectuarse. Ell no po-
dria realizar milagros. Con un de-
SEQ franco de coperaci6n de parte
de todos. estoy SECURE que Ell Conf
sionado prestaria eficaz concurso
para La resolution del problema, 81
Sc lie diera un margen mas amplio
para la confecci6n de su pres1rues-
to. Pero estamos tocando los ex-
tremos asi no Sc resuelve ningu-
na situacion. Hay una parte del
plan a que Sc refiere el ilustre Pre-
sidente de la camara acerca de "a
cuaI nos gustaria Oir personalmel
to sus puntos de vista. Tratareros
de verle tan prOnto como nos sea
rosible.
-5cual debe ser su juici, Ia
condncta a seguir por los maestros
en- case de que Sc efectue la re-
ducci6n2
(Continda en- Ia Ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
28, 700 lHyecCIOnes
lntraven0SaS en- un
aho. 1854 mujereS
enfermas. Mas de
trescient0S, nih0S de
(: p0c0s meseS baj0
tratamient0
EL GOBlERN0 SOLO ASIG-
M $4,000 PARA COM
BATlR IA DEGENERA AcI0N
Dc On PUEBLO

CuAA1o 81 Ia pequeaisina )
eaxi ignoFhda cllnica do Enfcr-
Ensdades NeHsEeas De Ia ealle San
Sebastian - estan tratandO mas
o. 300 nihos (recitn nacidos
maehosl de- las mas aaquerosas
snfermedades cue Ia depravaei6H
sexual enEendFa. Va siendo tempo
de qHe n pablieo enfoque sobre
este grave problema su atenci6n
y tFate De- eooperaF en- Ia Ardua
labor Que an ndmer0 reducidislm0
d. faeultativos ~ egnpefa en- lie
var a cabo por In salvael6n DE- Ia
raza Que de otFo modo esta Ia
NADIA q desaparecer en breves
amos.
In rat0 De chnrla con Jos Dreg.
Suarcz y Santana Mater. director
y auxiiiar respeetivamente DE- Ia
ClinicA meneionaca. nos ha pues-
% Al eorriente De los puntos eal-
minantea Dc In aisnaci6n.
Va en fienpoa del eampamento
'f.aa casaa" a. deaeubri6. sin de-
iaT iugaF q dudaa. que Fl 300
d nuestra pobiaei6n padeee ee
Stills, en alguna ~ sns formas.
Innumersblee reclutas tenian cue
ner despcdidos ugr inepsltud fs-
F.ea. compuesto DE- honbres en-
fernos. dSbiles. ladtiies. nuesiro
pueblo dl6 IN trlste espectAcnso
entonces al demosiFar toda Ia ca
rfehn que 10 conAumia en wileneio.
ios dai0a que ahora salen = luz
son todavia mas alaFmantes.
sabido 81 quc Ia Cllnica DE- Ia
ealic san Sebastian. por 70 eseaso
a. SIS recnrs0a. no ha podido
haeerse conocer debidamente en
toda l. isla. Aun sn san Juan
II mayoria lgnorn 4 seryieio cue
essA pfestanao. Solamente un pos
ciento iimitado de los enfeFm0s
neude = ella en bnsea d. aiivio.
Sin embargo. . peaar DE- tedas
estas condirisnes que tienden a
rzermaF Il a1mefo de ans paeieH.
tea. nada H,enos aue S2TT perso-
mas han edo admiiidas en esa
Cilplea durAnse Il aho siacal pa
sada, a. las euaies Ass esiaban
enfeFmas a. IA sangre > el resto
T. paaeeimientns sensrees.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
CERRAR cox Ell
PREsUPUESTo

Sc deeia aver con yerdadera
insistencia. repetimos. que la Lee
gislatura teraninaria sus traba-
Jos, dejando en- vigor el actual
TFesupuesto. Para esto basta con
no tomar aeci6n alguna a ese res
pecto. ya que Ia Carta organica
- clara y espeeihca en- ese SEN
lido. Is decir que las cosas segui-
FiEn como ahOra e inmediatamen-
tc..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
ASOCIACION DENTAL
De PUERTO RICO.
ASAMBLEA ANNUAL

La directiva de la Asocia-
cion Dental de Puerto Rico,
desea recordar a todos los ci-
rujanos Dentistas, que la
Asanblea AnuaI tendra lugar
este af1o en- la EscueIa Supe-
rior de la ciudad de Mayaguez
los dias 25 y 20 del presente
mes. El Sabado dia IS a las
10 A. NJ. cotnenzara la asam-
blea.
Or. Jose VICENTE
Presldente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22

ENTIRE LOS EMPLEADOS HA
SURGIDO UN RUIDOSO mo-
VIMIENTO De PROTESTA
No quieren aCCptar Ia n0eVa
Ley del retro que eSta an
tC Ia Legislature
Sc ha hecho necesario en-
war yel proyecto una vez
mas a cOmisi6n para nue.
vO eStudio

La nueva ley del retro de los
empleados del gobierno insular
que esta actualmente ante la Le-
gislatura ha provoeado una rui-
dosa protesta por parte de los in
teresados. La impression que pudi-
mos recoger en- el dia de aver,
despues de hablar con unos Y con
otros, fue de que los empleados
no estan 'conformes. en- absolute
con la nueva ley del retro que
estan hacienda intensa campana
para que el proyecto resulte de-
rrotado.
fContinda on In pAg. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
AIgunos de los trabajadores
del suceso y que ayudaron
cadaVeres.--AI fondo puede
daron sepuItados

Aver dimos cuenta del horrible
accidente ocurrido en- los alrededo-
res de nuestro edifcio, al caer gn
hombre desde 10 alto de la mirallal
del presidio, quedando muert9 ms
tantaneamente al rebotar su cuerno
contra las duras lozas del patio del
penal.
Y muy lejos estabamos de pen
sar que casi a la misma hora go
registraria en- otro sitio de esta ca
pital al proximo dia otra t:ase-
dia, en- la cual no pereci6 va una
sola persona, sino dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
Ia cOAusIoN ESPECIAL EN-
ACcION

Seria n0mbrada Ia comisi6n es-
rectal que propone el seiior Tous
Soto que estaria integrada por
81 Auditor Kessinger. el Presiden-
t. De Ia Comisi6n de Servicio Ci-
vil. Mr. Terry. Il Secretario Eje-
eutivo. don Eduardo Saldana, y
los Presidentes de Ia comisi6n
a. Hacienda de ambas camaras.
Esta comisi6n especial empeza-
Fia 4 trabajar inmediatamente en-
Il reajuste del presupuesto. para
reallzar Ia rebaja del presupuesto
en forma tal que no sufriesen las
conseeneneias los empleados y es-
peeialmente aquellos que disfrutan
de- balos salaries.
Esta comisi6n especial quizas
neeesitnria para haeer ese arduo
frabajo airedor de cuatro meses,
pero harsa un trabajo concienzu-
%, hiio del eztudio sobre 81 te-
FTeno. y estaria esa comisi6n en-
e0ndieiones De- usar Il histuri con
mas eonaeimiento de causa, que Ia
Comisi6n dc Hacienda de ambos
euerpos legislatiyos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
EN- NEW YORK

sitnado en- 10 mas centrico, con
comodidades excelentes y especial
atenci6n a familias y damas que
v:ajen sofas, hemos alberto un
BOARDING. Avisando espegorenos
en- muelle. DR.. Y Sra. Fort, is
West DIST. st-1nformes P. o. Box
14Oo.- TeIet. 11o5.--san Juan
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
RECERRIL A LA
VICE-pRESIDENCIA

En- cuanto al nuevo cargo de vi
ce-Presidente de la Comisi6n que
Sc crea en- la ley aprcbada, te-
nemos informes de que sin duda al
glna sera nombrado para desem-
9enarlo don Joaquin Beeerril..
En- esa forma Sc eonseguira que
los republicanos puertorriquefios es
ten debidamente Representatives en-
dicha comisi6n gubernamentaL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
TRATANfESTO
ASTIsIFILITIc0

No aoa selamenfe los homhres
g. mnn6o iaa gne q esia ellnica
eaaesrren. kan tam,bikn insf mu-
issss. 80 u.aares. 81 iuforme pre-
HsntAAa al ComisAonNaa a. Sani-
aa1. Fane eafe data d lnanlGes~
a.. n deesrs ~rarlemtes adnitos
gce.slnaa - u sae a.
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que Sc reunleron en- ell sitio
al desenterramiento de los
verse la cueva donde que
OIivo y Gloria.
FL Sc llama Francisco Ollvo. tri-
gueno, de cuarenta a1os de edad,
residente en- Puerta de TERRA.
olivo era pescador de efcio, pc
70 con mucha frecueucia trabaja-
ba ell la descarga de lbs vapcres
gre tocaban en- este puc.to.
Aver, como las dcce del dia,
ohvo y Gloria aparentemente esta-
ban durmiendo la siesta en- ma cue
va que hay en- baja mar, en- el 81
tio conocido por Pefia Parada que
queda detras del Capitolio.
La cueva en- question, segllr los
informes que helnos obteniGo, ofre-
cia muelle lecho los insehces,
Y no eran pocos los que iban ALI a
dormir de noche por no tenar un
albergue en- la ciudad.
Ell DERRUMBE
Muy aienos estaban Olivo Clio
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DON RAMON SIACA
PACHECO A LA
PRESIDENCIA

A Ultima hora Sc asegura que
el candidate de la mayor1a para
este cargo, y quien indudabIemen-
te recibira el nombramiento GU
bernamental es don Ramon Siaca
Pacheco, noble caballero que ha
ocupado los cargos mas altos en- IA
administration insular, fernando
parte del gabinete de varios gober-
nadores de la isla.
Don Ramon Siaca Pacheco nos
dice que el no ha solicitado ell car
go nj tiene interes especial en- ser
rombrado. No obstante sc cree quo
Ia mayoria desea ardientemente
Que el acepte y vaya a la presiden-
cha de la Comisi6n de Indemniza.
clones a Obreros.
Tambien suena como possible can
G.dato el actual Secretario de Ia
Comision, don Ramon Montaner.
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Ell COMISIONADO
PERMANENTE

! por 10 que respecta al conf
slonado permanente, puesto que
aeaba de renunciar el Lcdo. Villa
ronga, NADIA Sc sabe aun en- defini-
tiva. Pero 81 tenemos informes alb
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DURNIENDO LA
SIESTA.

Una mujer y un hombre han sido
esta vez las victimas de la fatal
dad. Ella. Sc llama Gloria Esther,
triguefia de % aTos de eda6 ma
tural de Mayagtiez, con residencia
en- ests capital