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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
Is DIAS DE TRABAJO
LEGISLATIVE

Restan solamente IS dfas de ira
hajo legislative. Bien es verdad que
uesputs del primer plazo, la Legis-
latura puede continuar trabajando
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
EsTAMpAs DE GARANT1As

Solicit6 la importante Comisi6n
de nuestro Ejecuttvo, que el Teso-
rero de Puerto Rico fuera autori-
zado para emitir y suministrar q
los manufacturers fabricantes
de cigarros y los trafcantes y
exportadores de tabaco en- rama,
tabaco despalillado, picaduras, Q
recortes de tabaco, que tuviesen La
debida icencia en- Puerto Rico, me
dante solicitud en- la forma que
por reglamento SO prescriba, una
estanpa que Sc conocera como "es-
tampa de garantia'', para tabaco
en- rama, tabaco despalillado, plea
ouras o recortes de tabaco para Ell
consume en- esta isla o para la ex-
portaci6n o embarque de Puerto
Rico, la cual estampa deber& fijar-
Sc necesariamente en- cada barril,
envase bulto, cualquiera que sea
su clase, que contenga cualquier
clase de tabaco que Sc destine al
consume en- esta Isla a la expor-
tacion.
Adem&s de estas palabras, que
hemos extractado gracias a la cor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
CUATROCIENTOS ARDIASSE-
RAN AGREGADOS A LAS FUERZAS
GENERATES DE 0RDEN PUBLICO
Sc ESTABLECE UN NEGOCIADO DE POLICIA Sc
CRETA COMO PARTE DEL CUERPO INSULARr
POLICIACO
Ell numero de detectives sera duplcadoLos jefes de
Distrito podran nstuir cuaquier policia prestar
servicios secretos.

por estricto esealaf6R de entire ell
cuerpo de segunda clase. Setenta
V seis jefes de distrito, compren-
diendo los servicios de los distri-
tos de las ocho classes, catorce sar-
gentOs, treinta Y cuatro cabos Y
mil guardias seran los encargados
del orden pGblico en- la Isla.
SUPREMA AUTORIDAD
La suprema autoridad de la Fuer
"a InsuIar de Orden Irlblico resi-
diri en- Ia persona del Gobernador.
pero el mando de la fuerza estara
bajo un Jefe de la Policfa nombra-
do pOr el ejecutivo con ell Consejo
Y c0nsentimiento del. Senado. FL Go
bernador podrd auInentar las fuer-
zas de orden plblico en- circunstan-
cias especiales, llevando pOr lfmite
dos meses de seryicios todos los guar
dias IL oficiales asf nOmbrados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

ro ell pals no conoce csc proyecto
en- detalles, nj .sabe como funciona
ria la loterfa, en- case de. que fue-
RI saneionada por Ia Legislature.
Por ESQ hemos crefdo oportuno dar
esta information.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
PROCEDENCLA
DEL TABACO

''Rogamos a v. e. que tambi6n
disponga que tnicamente sea emi-
tida una sola estampa de garantia
para cualquier clase de tabaco para
ell consume de Puerto Rico, para
la exportaci6n, debiendo especifi-
carse Ia procedencia del tabaco So
bre cada barril, paca paquete ori-
ginal, debiendo fijarse un sello con
Ia siguiente inscription en- ingl@s
Y espahol "Tabaco Cosechado en-
Puerto Rico. -
DERECHoS ESPECIALES
"Los agricultores de tabaco de.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
COMO FUNCI0NARIA La LO-
TERRA EN- PUERTO RICO
LOS BILLETEs Sc DENOMINARAN TICKETS" Y
TENDRAN UN VALOR DE $300.-ESTARAN d.
VIDIDOS EN- DECIMOS-LA TIRADA SERA DE
10000 TICKETS
ii esorero de Puerto Rico sera e encargado de la adm
nistracion vigilancia.-Hospitaes y escuelas

Hace muchas semanas, dimos por
primera vez nuestros lectores la
noticia de que ell representante Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
GuARDLA NAcIoNAL
DE- Ia IsLA

''Ei c6digO AIilitar que mencio-
Eaba antes, debe dispOneE que las
fnsFzas aFmadas terrestres del Te-
rut0Eio de Puerto Rico seran y
e0nstitniran Ia 'Guardia Nacio-
nal de Puerto RieO', que estara
suleta en todo tempo a las 6rde-
nss de los oaeiales de La misma.
LAS tropas del Territorio de
Puerto Rico ser&n organizadas, en-
enant0 sea possible en- regimientos
y ca ana bEigada. FL personal de
llnea, de las organizaeiones do la
0aaEdia Gaeional de Puerto Rico
ae mantendrA en- tOdo tempo en- ntl-
nero no menor de IA fuerza mini
ma hiada por el congreso o por
aeaelias Feglas reglamentos pro-
maigaaos por q Presidente. E"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
Ell PRECIO Y TIRADA

Cada ticket tendrd un valor de
fres dolares, y Sc dividira en- de-
clnos, este es. Sc hara possible la
yenta de d6cimos a 30 centavos ca
da uno.
La tirada aseenderi a 10000 til
ckets. Cada decimo contendrd el
ndmero del ticket, su valor. la fe-
cha el sitio en- que debera llevarse
a cabo el sorteo. Ademas llevara
impreso el sello de Puerto Rico Y
ell facsimile de la firma del Teso-
rero de Puerto Rico.
Centinua en- la pag, 0,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
Ell TTTULO DEL PROYEcTO

Debemos empezar por dar el tftu-
10 del .proyecto presentado por el
senor Coballes Gambia. rs ell ST.
grliente: Para establecer una con-
tribuei0n voluntaria e indirecta. me
diante la venta de tickets destina-
da La creaci6n y sostenimiento de
hospitales Y la edificaci6n de es-
cuelas rurales en- Puerto Rico ' pa
ra otros fines.
BE presenta pues el proyecto en-
forma Gle contribution indirecta V
voluntaria, mediante la ve1ta de
tickets, que vulgarmente Sc demo-
mlnan "billetes" en- nuestra isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
Ell CoNCURSo

acknowledgements que va nuas-
tras escolares Sc estan pregun-
tando en- que consiste ese con-
curse, exclusivamente para elias,
y que de hecho, deja fuera los
escolares. Vamos a decirles. La
firma en- question tiene $25OO pa
"a repartirlos en- premios, a las
escolares que pue6an triunfar en-
cl concurso. Sc trata de escribir
una composition sobre "La Carne"
Y ademas, enviar tres recetas ex-
plicando la confecci6n de tres
manjares hechos con carne. Els
pues una lucha culinaria entire
las escolares de la naei6n.
FL prop6sito de este concurso,
es extender los conocimientos de
los estudiantes de segunda ense-
fanza, en- cu&nto a la carne como
alimento.
HASTA Ell PRIMERO
DE MAYO
I'll plazo para el envio de ira
(Continua en- Ia ga. p&R.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

Haee va varias semanas, nuestra
Legislature envi6 al Presidents de
los Estados Unidos, al Attorney
General V a los conites judiciales
del Congreso americana, copia de
una Resolution soicitande Sc NOM
bre I'm natiYo 0 residente de Puer-
to Rico para el alto cargo de Juez
de La Corte Federal
Eel Presidente no ha enviado con-
tcstaci6n a1guna a esa solicitud de
Ia Camara .Tampoco los presidentes
respectivos de los comites judicial
les del Congreso. Pero 81 ha contes-
tado el Acknowledgement Sargent,
en- una carta que dirige al Speaker
dc la Camara, Hon. Jose Tous So
to. V en- la cltal le informa que ha
tornado buena nota de la Resolu-
ci0n aprobada en- Puerto Rico, Y
que esta dispuesto a prestar toda
su atenci6n a cualquier candidate
que pueda enviar la CAmara de Re-
presentantes, candidate que este
dentro del espfritu que encarna la
Resolution aprobada.
MORALMENTE OBLIGADA
La carta del Attorney~General Sar
gent, esta considerable en- nuestros
altos clrculos politicos, como una
invitaci0n formal q enyiar un cam
didato para al cargo de Juez de In
Corte Federal.
Ademas, sc alega que Ia CANA
ra. despu6s de hacer una sOlicitud
de tai naturaleza, esta material
mente obligada a enviar ell nombre
por 10 menOs dc un candidate, va
que no hacerlo, pOdrfa interpretar-
Sc en- Washington en- el sentido de
que la Camara no sabe de ningdn
abogadO portorliqueiIo residente
de Puerto Rico, que este en- condi-
clones de afrontar la crftica del
Departamento de Justicia de los
EstadOs Unidos. Otros Green que
no sc puede dejar pasar inadyerti-
da esa oportunidad que brinda ell
Attorney-General Sargent. Entire
los que sustentan eSa Ultima Opt
ni6n Sc encuentran algunos presti-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

tesla del Presidente de Ia Comisi6n,
de la carta original que fuera en-
tregada al Executive, los agriculto-
res, (autorizaban ell documento cien-
toS de flrmasI, cont1nuaban EXPIRE
sando su situacion en- Ia siguiente
forma, fIndamentando medidas pa
ra evitar ei future comercio ilfcito
con los productos de Puerto Rico.
"Dicha estanpa de garantia de-
bera fjarse en- sitio visible para Ell
conSumidor antes de sacarse del
sitio donde se prepare ell tabaco
para el consume en- esta Isla para
Ia exportaci6n o embarque de Pto.
Rico. Toda persona que expusiere
a la venta en- Puerto Rico o que
usare para la fabrication de ciga-
rros cigarrillos o que exportare
embarcare de Puerto Rico tabaco
en- rama, tabaco despalillado, plea
dura o recortes de tabaco soIAse los
cuales no Sc hubiere fijado la debi-
da estampa de garantia, o que ex-
.pusiere a la venta, embarcase o ex-
portare de Pto. Rico, tabaco des-
palillado, picadura o recortes de Ia
baco de Puerto Rico, bajo el NOM
bre de tabaco de Puerto Rico, o
bajo cualquier otro nombre, sea
cual fuere, con Ell objeto de enga-
mar al comprador consumidor, o
hacer yer que ell tabaco que ash SO
exportare es Ell producto del suelo
o elaboration de Puerto Rico, de-
'bera ser penado por delito grave. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

De acuerdo con el censo de la
Isla pubueado en- 1920, el cual Sc
estima aumentado en- proportion
l0giea, existen ccrca de un million
Glen mil habitantes en- Ia zona ru-
raj y mas Gle trescientos mil Ell la
zona urbana. Tn ocl1enta por eien-
to aproxinado por tanto, de la po-
blaci6n de la Isla, reside en- ell in
terror. De esta poblaci6n campesi-
ma I'M noventa por ciento correspon-
de a la clase asalariada.
Cuantos hayan visitad0 la Isla
propiamente, va deslizandose por
nuestras modernas carreteras; dis
curriendo por entire ca1averales, ca
fetos, arbustos Y flores va tran
sitando penosa y fatigadamentc
(Continda en- la pag 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
IL 0oBERNADoR sERA
CoALANDANTE EN- JEFE

Como quiera que de ser ereada
una organization militar puertorri-
qneAa. 81 comandante de la misma
tambien debera ser un residente
hoEa fide dc Ia isla. o una autori.
aaa del oobierno de Puerto Rico,
FFeguntamos al sr. Hernandez L6.
psz QHitn habria de asumir Ia ie-
fatuEa de Ia misma.
'El dobernador de Puerto Rico
lconsiuda en Ia pag 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
ST eli NAL es general y grave,
en6rgico y rapido debe ser ell
remedio que Sc applique.

COPIAN0s DEL RECIENTE IN
F0RME 4 LA LEGIShATURA
RENDIDO pOR Ell JEFE DEL
NEG. DEL TRABAJO, SIR. HOMO
RE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
HASTA Ell PRIMERO
DE MAYO

FL plazo para el envio de ira
(ContinUa en- la ga. p&R.)
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05
Company Union
Is Again Exposed

st. Louis, Mo-, May 26.-rhe Penn
sylvania railroads company "union"
Is again exposed by President Maniou
of the Order of Railroad Telegraph
erS, in a letter to members of the
latter organization employed on the
Pennsylvania system.
In his letter President Manion in
eludes excerpts from the record of the
last meeting of the company "union, +"
which states that should any commit
teeman be in need of funds arrange
ments have been made to take care Of
him or them by maxim" application
to the temporary secretary
Gould there be anything more in
sulting said to any man really repre-
senting employees" asks President
Manion.
''Those gathered at the meeting
were addressed by a representative Of
the boss and then handed a prepared
set of bylaws, which they adopted,
as prepared. They then proceeded TO
elect regional committees to repre-
sent you, in the choice of which you
had no say or vote. Where were you
consulted in the election of those al
legged committees ?"
The company union" made a show
of independence by asking for 10
per cent wage increase and improved
working conditions. This was given
publicity, with the aid of the railroad
management, and the company "un-
ion" then proceeded to quietly side
track the demands.
The alleged union met the man
agement, and the latter asked for com
plete data on the questions at issue
This was secured but no further meet
ings havs been held with the manage
ment, and now, President Manlor
says, 'the representatives of the man
agement, who are attempting to pose
as representatives of the employees
are kept busy answering questions
concerning the non-arrival of the
bacon"
The Manion letter is the latest bonn
bardment % the company union by
the organized telegrphers. These
trad unionists have waged vigorous
and intelligent contest against the
Pennsylvania fake. On five different
occasions they have refused, by ref
erendum vote, to have any connection
with this anti-union movement.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

to determine the cause for all the rush
on the streets and highways. Only Ia
or 20 years ago, it is pointed out
people thought span OF horses and
a rubber tired buggy satisfactory
means for travel but now the impa-
tient driver thinks he must beat the
train--that may require all of a min
ute to paste the crossing while he
regards the viscious honk of his horn
as a sufficient warning to the kiddies
that he is on his way. The findings
of such a commission would be inter
esting.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

Washington, May 26.--Substantial
increases in the retail cost of food for
the year period April 10, IVA, t.
April Is, 1925, Ia. reported by the
United States bureau of labor stats
taos. Houston lead with IL pei
cent advance, followed by Louisville
IL per cent; Birmingham and Nor
folk, 10 per cent; Detroit and Rich
mond, s per cent; Charleston, 5. G.,
Omaha, st. Paul, Scranton and Wash
ington, ID. c., per cent; Cleveland,
Columbus and Springfield, H., 8 per
cent; Bridgeport, Denver, Fall River
and Indianapolis, 5 per cent; Boston,
Milwaukee and Providence, per cent;
New Haven, per cent; Manchester. z
per cent.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05
Alien Land Law Upheld.

Washington, May 2b.-The UaIi-
fornia alien land law, which debars an
American transferring land to a Jap
anese, was upheld by the United
States supreme court
The court held that the law does not
violate the due process-of-law -four
teenth) amendment to the constitu-
ton, nor the Japanese-American
treaty of 1911.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05
Anti.JTnionist Fooled.

San Francisco, May 26.-W. j.
Peterson, general manager for anti
union ship owners on the Pacitc
coast. has received so much publicity
he conceived the idea of running for
office in his home town-oakland' just
across the bay. a.
He and two others contested for the
office of city commissioner, with tn, me
following result: Colbourn, u ,699;
Hampstead. 14,647; Peterson, 5,69o.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05
Goal Industry of Scotland.

The depression reported in the coal
industry during the last quarter has
continued into the present month and
is still more marked, with a falling
off of demands both at home and
abroad
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05
Rising Labor Wage Scale in Italy.

In concert with The rising cost OF
living in Naples, there has been
marked upward tendency in the labor
wage scale. with many factories
granting bonuses in addition to in
creased wages.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05
LITTLE WILLIE

Little Willie, angel eyes,
Tells his father awful lies,
Niliie's mother sa''S that he
Surely will statesman be.
FL Paso, Texas, Post.
Willie, now a sturdy man,
Ilie, his lies on Mary Ann
Whom. you must know, Is his
queen
Blu, she bats him on the bean.
The new story about a congressman
al large need not cause any panic or
anything ike that, however.
There is some cooperation among
wild creatures. The stork and the
wolf usually work the same neigabor-
hood
he rain came down in shee.s.
There were no pillows, so the man
didnt 90 to bed.
Suitor to little girl: I'll give you
pretty pin if you will leave the room
and let your sister and me alone.
Little girl: | don't want pin
| wanna watch.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

s. live that every acquaintance will
Income IA friend.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

Il cues, I'm about on my last legs
remarked the pair of trunks as they
carried the detunct prize fighter out OF
the Iug.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

TIE man who comes to work whist
ling usually goes home singing,
.gfs am efficiently expert.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

Good nature never fails to pay
n4ge dividends in good health.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

Mr.. Laboring man-Help your
paper grow-patronize your AdVei-
tiser.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

Let Wales enjoy the first page wm,e
he can. He'll be king some LAY.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

Nov .his man Nurmi we maintain
Is the greatest Finn since Huckle'
henry.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

Possession is nine points of the law
but, Joe Fite says possession of one
gn is against the law.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

YOU'RE a funny egg" said the hen
TO the glass one which she hal been
sitting on for several weeks wi'hou.
results.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05
-lEE.s LITTLE Jokes

Tie .c.ex matron has ten-room
house,
r. rsai. woman has a two-room
Hat,
,a# ffteen kids, while the society
tIaus
fs9ea- boast a single brat.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

aame appears in this column
member it is only in fun and
ing personal is meant when
he names Of our friends to
color to our jokes.
n.-aa hunter shot at a game
.' lie has promised never to DO
and won't have another
...44s .ar five years.
~ lick to YOU" said the chewing
O.
n "a of mean joke is to re,
.... uastal card saying Enclosed
. .' - len dollars | owe you" says
I.# Wheaton.
81 #.s4t to get quite a rise out of
,.t. said little Johnny as he put a
' the chair of his sisters beau.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

TIE hardest job is for an elephant
70 kick flea in the shins."
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

r5s,,ffe asked: Hubby, what kept
y4g au. 50 late last night -
H h5y lntoxicated) 81 (hie) been
.lt With a Chiffonier."
TIE vie. Chiffonier, why you don't
know what you are talking about,
..H5Hmiar is a swell little dresser"
Hubby: Yes, that's her."
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

If four are a quartet, why aren't
two a pintet? asks Dean Reagan.
.
About the only thing covering some
dancers is accident insurance.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-06-05

~ lick to YOU" said the chewing
The Washington times., 1925-09-21
WOMAN ENDS HER LIFE
WHEN ROMANCE FADES

PHIL A DELPHIA, Sept. 21.--
Pauline Beyersheimer, Of Elizabeth,
n. J., committed suicide by swal-
lowing poison in a rooming house
ut Camden. She died in Cooper
Hospital.
william Mccarthy, also of Eliza
beth, who, according to the police,
went to Camden with the girl five
weeks ago. is held as a material
witness. He told the police he is
married, but has been separated
from his wife four years.
Unable to find work in Camden,
Mccarthy told the police he in
formed the girl he was going to
return to his home in Elizabeth.
She left a note generating Nc
Carfhy from blame.
The note In possession of The
police reads:
Please mail this letter before
any one else sees 1t as favor to
me. He did not do this. l did it
myself, for / am tired of 1t all.
Goodby, Bill. TOOTSTE."
Mccarthy told the police be was
attracted by the girls screams. He
found her unconscious on the floor
with the bottle which had con-
tanned poison beside her.
The Washington times., 1925-09-21
Rain, Lightning, Hail
Bring Losses To
Italy

ROME. Sept. 8.-This summer
has been remarkable for the vio-
lent storms in various parts of
Italy, particularly in the north,
and for the damage which has
been done by lightning. In the
province of Friuli the rain has
been so heavy that the streets
and roads were turned into tor
rents, and many houses were
flooded in their lower stories, so
that their inhabitants had to get
out of bed in the night to avoid
the entering water.
Lightning struck a church and
ruined it's bell tower, and in an
other place a farmhouse was set
on fire and all the forage de-
stroyed besides some of the ami
mails. The hail has been heavy
in many parts, especially near
Bella. Here the plants have been
seriously damaged and many
windows broken.
The Washington times., 1925-09-21

because of anything that has
occurred"
1t was admitted that Mrs. Weber
has left the fashionable Ambassador
Hotel where her husband is living
and that her whereabouts are UNI
known. There was a report she
had rejoined the mo, No, Nanette"
Company now playing in New York.
"Mr. Webber's mother is respon-
sible for the couples differences, .
said Attorney Benjamin B. Davis,
representing the broker.
She dominates the young woman
and has told her life would be
more full on the stage than as
plain Mrs. Weber. Mr.. Weber
will make one more supreme effort
to get back his wife and if it fails
he will seek divorce
The Washington times., 1925-09-21
MEETINGS SET
BY EPISCOPAL
DIOCESE
Board of Religious Education
Arranges Schedule for
Fall and Winter

Announcement of fall and winter
meetings, conversations and special
exercises We're made today by the
Board of Religious EDUCATION of the
Episcopal Diocese of Washington.
Doctor w. L. De Vries is executive
officer of the board, and c. I.
Jewell is secretary.
The meetings for the coming sea
son, as announced. follow:
Monday. September %, 8 y. M
Echo Meeting" at St. Johns Par
ish Hall, when diocesan delegates
to the Sweet Briar summer confer
ence of 1925 will give detailed re-
ports to the teachers
Tuesday, October 20. D. mat
st. Johns Parish Hall. monthly
meeting Sunday School Institute,
Miss Catharine r. Watkins and Mrs.
Mary d. c. Johnson will speak.
Thursday. October 20, at 4:45 and