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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-05

In laundering skirts made of pique,
cotton or wooden it is better to pin them
to the line by the waistband, so that
they will hang straight down. If pinned
at the top they win shrink evenly all
around instead of sagging as they too
often do when pinned by the hem
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-05
Topics of the
Home and
Household.

If the measuring cup you are filling
with shortening, syrup or molasses is
heated before you begin, less of the con-
tents will adhere to the sides.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
GLASS MAY OFFER
FOR GOVERN0RSH|P
Political Gossips Believe Secre,
tary of Treasury Will Be
Candidate in 1921.
MENTION ATTORNEY GENERAL
Lieutenant Governor Buchanan
Already Avowed Aspirant for
Post of Chief Executive.

That Secretary OF the Treasury Car
ter Glass, will become a candidate in
the Democratic primary of 1921, 70!
Governor of Virginia. is the choice bit
of political gossip going the rounds
since interest has shifted from the
peace conference to politics.
Though MIR. Glass has made no re-
cent utterance in tho matter, IL has
been generally believed for a number
of years that the Lynchburg statesman
would not be averse to assuming the
chief executive position in the State
government AS the time approaches
stronger.
Should Mr Glass enter the contest
ne probably Will have as his opponents
Lieutenant-Go Governor e. Frank Buch
anan and Attorney-General John r.
Saunders. Mr.. Buchanan is an avowed
aspirant. with strong political back
ing, and it has been currently reported
Tor many months that Mr. Saunders
would make the race
For Lieutenant Governor. State Sena
TOR j. T. West already has announced
himself a candidate, and two other
likely aspirants are w. McDonald Lee
OF lrrinGton. former Commissioner of
Fisheries, and Thomas 3. McAdams. a
Richmond banker.
No candidate has yet made his an
pearanGe FOR the office Of Attorney
General. but 1t is possible that Hugh
a. White. the defeated opponent Of the
incumbent in the last election will
again make the race. 1t is thought
that he may be opposed by the assist.
ant Attorney-General Josiah ID. Hank.
Governor. though he has never exnr4.e.
ed himself in the matter 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
ISSUES STRICT RULES
TO GUIDE PHYSICIANS
WDLSPEKSzNG LIQUOR
Internal Rerenuc Bureau VIII
ReG"ire Fullest Sort of
accounting.
IBy Associated Prex


,'NASH1NGTpN. June ao.-S.rinrent
sTegEI attons 'ssSerninS the sale Ut al:
cohol for medicinal purposes wero is
Revenue. -"-A' 80
:. PHYSICIANS may prescribe wines and
liquors Tor internal uses. or alcohol
TOT external uses" the regulations
said but in every such case each pre-
Scription shall be in duplicate. and
octf copies be signed in the physi
clans handwriting. The quantity pre-
t'me shall not exceed one quart. In
no case shall physician prescribe
alcoholic liquors unless the patient is
vision.
IAN prescriptions shall indicate
clearly The name and address of the
patient including street and apartment I
number, II any, the date when written.
the condition or illness for which pre,
sscrioed and the name of the pharmacist
10 whom the prescription is to be pre-
se7ted for filing"
similar detailed restrictions on the
sale OF alcohol by drug stores were
p'omulSated. All prescriptions must
u. preserved, and once month list
OF physicians prescribing alcohol! the
names OF the patients and the tota]
quantity dispensed TO each patient dur
inS inc month must he transmitted 10
the Collector OF Internal Revenue.
PHARMACISTS were advised to refuse
to NIL prescriptions If they had reason
to believe that physicians were dis
mate medicinal uses or that a natient
was obtaining. through several physi-
clans. quantities in excess of the nor
NAL amount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
TWO HRE1NEN KILLED,
TWO WOHTALLYMyURED
nv BLAZE ATNORFOLK
Flames Destroy or Damage
Tobacco Worth SI,OOO,OOO
in Warehouse Fire.

NORFOLK, VA, June 3o.-Two fire.
men were killed and two others prob
ably fatally injured, and tobacco
vauled at sl.ooo.00o either dana ged
or destroyed today, when flames COM
pletcly swept the entire fifth floor OF
the Imperial Tobacco Company's mann
moth warehouse here.
Hundreds of hogsheads OF tobacco
damned together in the top Of the
burning building prevented the fire.
men reaching the blaze until IL had
gotten beyond control. Heat gener-
ated by the flames blew off the ton
or the blazing structure and badly
crumbled the concrete floor
After a desperate effort the firemen
succeeded in combining the blaze to
the upper stories. The firemen killed
and injured were caught under falling
wall. all of them being badly crushed.
HE fire is now under control
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
QUAKE KILLS 125 PERSONS
AND HURTS MANY IN ITALY
TUSCANY District Affected and AirpIanes
Are HenrinS Relief TO
Victims.
lBy Associated Press.

ROME, June 2o-Earthquake shocks
in Tuscany sunday caused the deaths
Of 127 persons and injuries TO several
thousand. according TO the latest ad-
vices from Florence. The center OF
the seismic movement apparently was
Nicchio, town of 1000 inhabitants,
fifteen miles northeast of Florence
Among the victims at Vicchio which
suffered severely. were the local doc
tors. The railway station, churches
and factories at Borgo San Lorenzo
north of Vicchio were destroyed.
Airplanes have been sent in all diroc-
tions along the Appeninc Mountains
seeking information. 1t is feared some
regions may have been isolated by de-
struction of all means of communica-
ton.
All relief efforts arc being centered
at Florence: Arczzo, Muzellc and Sena.
ArezZo is about forty-fivc miles south
east OF Florence and Siena is about
the same distance exactly south Speedy
relief in the damaged area. il Is re-
ported is rendered somewhat difficult
on account OF the scarcity of supplies
and lack of Transportation facilities
because Of war conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
MORRIS JURY ADJOURNS
UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK TODAY
Courtroom Startled When Pastor
Shouts That Defendants Coun-
sci Is Liar"
MINISTER FINED By JUDGE
Before Being Called Back-Dcad
Man Painted as Fearless and
Violent.
MINISTER FINED By JUDG
Especial to The Times-Disnatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June 30
After being out AN hour and half
and failing TO reach a decision, the
jury In the case of Edgar Morris.
charged with shooting TO death Magis-
trate Bluford q. Sullivan in the court
house at Stanardsville last March. was
called into court at o:15 o'clock this
evening and an adjournment taken un-
I'll 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Argument Of the case began at /
for lunch. Charles w. Alien. who was
employed by the family Of the dead
% mas fopemed by sorro ns prGseSy.Hn 3 and
charlottesville bar. and Charles a.
Hammer, OF Harrisonburg, for the de-
fendant Judge Duke closed the case
Tor the Commonwealth.
\ startling incident WAS the drs :
matte interruption of the speech of
Attorney Hammer: leading counsel for
rniEning the slain masistratc by do
scrihine him- asa man riven To vio-
lien ,enne &C. nr .md as as enc who feared nsither
Lewis. young minister in charge OF
the Episcopal Mission Home. exclaimed
IN anger from the gallery: You are a
This unexpected remark and inter
rupton OF the usual calm course OF
court proceedings startled the audi
ence and court like pistol sho. and
Judge Fishhurnc called out severely:
Who said that. Bring that man
The crowd was startled to see the
clerical cloth OF the staunch defender
or FORMER Justice Sullivan. who imme-
diately apologized to the court and ex-
pressed regret that he had allowed his
Feelings TO interrupt the order of pro-
ceedlngs OF the trial. The court i'm
posed fine of $40 and gave the of Of
fender stern rcprimand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
SENATORS SEEKS INVOCATION
OF KOREAN TREATY OF 1882
Spencer of Missouri Asks Secretary OF
Stntc to Inform Senate OF
SItuattou.

WASH INGTON. June So.-Senator
spencer. Republican, Missouri intro
duccd resolution today asking the
secretary of State TO inform the senate
whether present conditions between
Japan and Korea warrant invocation
OF the treaty of 1852 between Korea
and the United States. This conven-
tion pledges the United States to use
US influence TO secure an amicablc set :
Korea. The resolution was referred 10
the Foreign Relations Committee
resolution expressing sympathy
Tor efforts of the city OF Fiumc to Sc
cure annexation to Italy was intro
duced by Senator sherman. Republican.
illinois and referred to the committee
without debate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
GREAT WHITE WAY BIDS
FAREWELL TO LIQUORS
Wake" for John BarlcyCorn Orderly
Affair, but We'll
Attended.
Taxicabs, Limousincs and Touring
Cars Loaded With Supplies. for
Great Famine-Many Bars May
Reopen.
MANY LAY IN THEIR STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 3o.-Thc wake
| OF John Barleycorn, held tonight IN
numerous resorts along the Great
| White Way and in other sections OF
the city, was an orderly affair. but /,
was we'll attended The old gentle.
man had many sincere mourners, al
though reports In the evening papers
had indicated that his demise was
greatly exaggerated and caused man,
TO aba their intention OF attend.
inG the obseuuies.
cafes, restaurants and hotel bars
were we'll patronizcd. and retail liquor
stores had long lines OF customers
waiting their turn to get a supply OF
wet goods for home use. In several
cases enterprising pronrietors had
! hung out the sign: Liberty bonds
accepted"
! TaNicabs. limousincs and touring
cars we're pressed into service to carry
home the purchases of these believers
In preparedness" Sales in quantity
were the order OF the day from earl>
afternoon until midnight. when al
mars were closed by order of The
| police.
Dealers Arc Puzzled.
" ii fquoT n; dealers de viewed the situation
by. Attorney-Gcneral 4. Mitchell
Palmer thar the sale Of o.75 per cen,
beer and light wines might be con.
tinued at sellers risk Of prosecutior
was encouraging to some. hut other.
accepted II as warning that they haC
better shut down altogether after to.
night.
Hotel men were or the opinion tina
the safest plan would be TO abandon
ase The sale IL; ;, Of all alcoholic beverages
men seemed to hold the same opinion
although some hardy spirits proDoset
70 take chance on selling beer ant
liSht wines In the hope OF a favorabl,
decision by the courts in the 2.75 bee,
case. " 80
CLUBS arranged TO remove all spirit.
uous and vinous beverages from h,r.
ana hurets at midnight. to be LOCKED
away IN storcrooms until further no.
lice. some clubs have provided lock
purchased private stock.
bhrs In the downtown district re
ported heavy business throuEhout IN,
| day, and exceptionally heavy mr.
| cnases IN the afternoon after tho clos,
OF the stock market
Funeral Is Conducted
Tomorrow it is expected that No,
more than half of the saloons in ~,
ely ely VIII be open Many have ALREADY
Solu their stocks at auction and cIosct
their doors. Others have arranged +,
continue business as rcstauranis s,,,
ing no intoXicants. 'e''
IN the Bronx funeral procession a
4,noo persons followed hearse in
mMnlSh largo demijohn rested in 4
piack cohin Each of the marchers
wore a daisy. The route OF the narad.
lcd through the most thickly populated
section and wound up at The Hun !.
"here several speeches were made fn,
ana against the closing of the saloons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
WON'T STOP SALE OFBEER
HA WING 2 81 PER CENTS
ALCOHOLIC CONTENT NOW
War Time Prohibitions
Principal Features

The "dry" law, which went into
ehcct at midnight last night, pro-
hTblts:
Sale OF distilled liquors for
Removal for beverage purposes OF
distilled liquors held In bond, un-
less for export.
Use Of food products In the manu-
fncturc or production of beer. wine
or other intoxicating mnit or vinous
liquor for beverage purposes.
Sale for beverage purposes OF
beer, wine or other Intoxicating
matt or ,inous liquor, unlcsn for
export.
tBccr Of not over 81 per cent
alcoholic contents mny he sold m
sellers risk, pending court dccf-
sion.)
Importation of distilled malt.
vinOus or other intoxicating liquors,
except of shipments now en- route.
The law permits; Use of wine for
sncrnmcntnI purposes.
Prescription by phy ysicinns Of
wincs and liquors for internal use
the patient is under constant super
vision of the physicIPn. Quantity
prescribed mt one time must not
exceed ono quart.
Presentations may he filled by
licensed pharmncists or druggists
who have qualified as liquor deal
crs md pnid special tnx.
Records or names and addresses
OF those for whom liquor has been
prescribed must he kept by physi-
rinns and reported Mt stated In
tcrrnIS.
Prescriptions may not he refIlcd.
Violation of the law is punish-
abIc by imprisonment not exceed
ing one yenr or n fine not exceeding
81 900 or both.
Acceptance by tho government of
liquor which may have becn Ille-
Eally manufactured or sold will not
bc Immunity from prosecution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
Allies Would Prevent
Escape of HohenzolIen
fBv Associated Prcss1

bE noSoCiatcu prcSS.I
LONDON, June 3O.-Thc allied
governments hnve represented to
the government OF Holland the
necessity of tukinE steps to prevent
the departure of the Former German
emperor from Holland, 4. ID. Hnrms-
worth, Under-Sccrctary of State for
Foreign Annirs, announced In the
House OF Commons this evening.
The former German Crown Prince
Frederick William escaped from the
Island OF WierinRen Sunday, ac-
cordfng 10 an Amsterdam dispatch.
a berlin dispatch suysi Hermann
Mueller aud DIR. Johnnnes He'll, the
German peace treaty siEncrs, mr.
rived here ut o'clock this morn
Ing. Members OF the pnrty snid that
just before arriving MT COmpfeEme
OCCUPANTS of the dining chr were
startled by n ntonc or n piece Of
fireworks thrown into the rnr
through an open window from the
direction OF crowd celebrating the
niRnfnE OF peace. Both the pence
delegation, which conducted the
negotiations at Versailles, mid the
arniisticc comm IssIon mt Spa will
be dissolved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
HOUSE PASSES AMENDMENT
TaA Is Taken on of Water Power
Developed by State
Governments.
: fBv Associated press.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-An amend
ment to the water-power bill prohibit
ing the government from taxing water
power developed by the States. was
passed today. by the House. Rcprescn-
tative Madden, Republican, illinois.
VINO proposed the amendment said
that II II was not passed the Slate of
Illinois would be unable to sell electric
power derived from a project which it
had developed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
SUES FOR Se63,341.86
Sprunt & Sons Institute Action for
Funds In Hands OF Alien Prop
erty Custodian.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. June 3o.-Suit
for $963.3i1.s6 was brought against
Francis i. Garvan. alien property Gus
todian; John Burke. treasurer OF the
United states: the peutsehc Bank OF
Rrcmen. and kong Brothers. of Lon
don. by Alex Sprunt G. Son, cotton
exporters in Federal court here to-
day.
The object of the suit is to have
Burke apply to the Sprunt account
against the Bremen Bank certain
funds now in the hands of the alien
property custodian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
AMERICANS BUY PLANTS
Krmpp Works mt Munich Are Rcported
to HIVE ChnnRed Owner
ship.
Ipy Associated pr.,,l

LONDON. Juno 30---The Krupp
Works at Munich have been sold to
Americans, according to dispatches
from Munich quoting newspapers there
IT is added several Industrial concerns
In tho Ravarian capital also have
passed into American hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
TO INVESTIGATE POGROMs
Henry Norge VIII Head Ameri-
cnn Delegation to Ascertain
Situation In Poland

PARIS, June 30.-Henry Morgenthau,
former American ambassador ~
Turkey. Rrigadier-General Edgar lad
win and Homer II. Johnson. OF Cleve-
land IL was announced today, will
compose the commission which the
American delegation will send TO Po-
land 10 investigate reported pogroms
The commission will leave Paris in A
few days.
Hugh Gibson, the American minister
to Poland, who has been in Paris for
several days, will return TO Warsa W
tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
TO RELIEVE SIBERIAN FORCE
Replacement 10 SniI from san Frnnci,-
GO .fbOut July 20 With
New Recruits.
rBv Associatcd press1

WASHINGTON. June 3O.--Replace-
ment for the Siberian expedition will
sail from San Francisco about july
IS. Tho War Department announced
today that recruiting officers had been
instructed to make strenuous organ
lied efforts to secure cniistmen.s FOR
this service both from new men and
from among those who have volun.
teered for service in the American ex.
peditionary forces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
WOULD KNOW NATIONS DEBT
Representative Jones. of Texas, Asks
Accounting by Secretary
of Treasury.
IBv Associated Prcss.J

WASHINGTON. June 3O.--A resolu-
tion directing the Secretary Of the
Treasury to report on the total unpaid
war Indebtedness OF tho United States
Jones. Democrat. Texas. Italso sought
information AZ to tho amount neces-
sary TO be set aside each year as a
indebtedness within forty, Atty or
sixty years. in equal annual Install
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
AndnIusin (.oe, Arro,,, ;,

LIVERPOOL. Ju&e 30 The Ameri
can steamer Andalhsia. which arrived
here June 81 from PhIladelphia' is
aground In the River Mersey. II is
expected che Will refloat on the next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
IRISH DELEGATES SAY
BRITISH BOMB TOWNS
NUMBERING CHILDREN
Bring Craze Charge in Mc,u Note
addressed to Premier
Cienencenu.
TBv Associated Press.l

PARlS. June 80. - Irish America n
Ieiegates' mere in the interest OF the
Irish independence movement. sen, a
new note to Premier Clemencau TO-DAY
in which they charged the British
with bomharding Irish towns from air.
Lanes: wantonly numbering women
ana children They said also the
British are Issuing frequent orders o;
Punishment.
They asked the appointment OF n
special investigating committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01

"HiEh Life Clgarn--An Quality"
On sale at all good stands.-Ady
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-03
La session de aver
tdrd0 on OI SeRadO

A las 4 y media ell senor Barcel6 di6
por alberta la session del Senado, con
la asistencia de los siguientes senado-
res: Abril, Barbosa, Benftez, Garcia,
Giorgetti, Iglesia, Martinez, Rovira,
Santoni, Sein, Susoni, Tic, Tizol, Tous
Soto, Travieso, Valdes y Barcelo. Z
Sc aprob6 ell acta de la session ante
rior.
La comision de obras p1blicas de-
vuelve al Senado los proyectos 149,
11s, 145 Y So, debidamente informa-
dos.
FL sefior Barcelo anuncia que va a
firmar los proyectos va firmados por
la Camara, a y 119.
FL gobernador remite algunos NOM
bramientos, que ell senior Barcel6 pasa
a la comision de nombramientos para
su consideration.
Ell presidente declara al Senado,
constituido en- comisi6n' total Y ell p.
del S. 25 viene discussion.
Los seHores senadores siguen traba-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-03

81 lcual Sc le anuncia qre, dessie 81 pre-
sente mes de mayo, Puerto Rico po-
dra embarcar cuarenta mil toneladas
nensuales de azdcar. rg1
Esto, naturalmente, soluciona en-
parte ell conaicto y mejora la situa-
ci6n; zero hay que tener en- cuenta que
la production de az1car de ias Centra-
les en- sus dos tiltimos meyes de zafra
superara Ia cantiGad que Sc embar-
que Y los almacenes de las factorias
continuaran abarrotados sin sitio
Gisponible.
Es possible, tai vez, consegi,ir. que Sc
permita en- mayo embarcar mayor to-
nelaie en- atenci6n la paralizacion de
embarques en- el mes anterior.
Ha sido ordenado que un vapor des-
tinado para cargar en- Santo Domin-
go, tome carga de azucar en- Puerto
Rico.
Ell Gobernador Y la Legislature, me-
reccn placames por sus gcstiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-03
Lnportantes gestiones en- favor del azdcar
de Puerto Rico.
Ell confgicto ha sido parciaz,aente resuclto

Ell Presidente de la Association de
Productores de Aztcar senior R. Aboy
Benftez,. recibi6 hoy ell siguiente ca
BILE:
"New York, mayo de 1919.
R. Aboy Benftez,
San Juan, P. +.
Los embarques relacionados. en- su
cable tienen nuestra aprobacion. FL
programa complete para mayo es ell
siguiente:
Vapores Brandon, que saldra alre-
dedor del 8; Brazos ell d; Ponce del 5
al 8; COamO el IL; COrnelina el ID;
San Juan Ell 10; Graphite Ell 20; Vino
ma Ell %; Helen ell ID; Jonce ell %; Yu-
ma ell a.; Mariners HarbOr ell 30. Car
gamento complete cada uno".
(Firmado) c. p. Doe.
Division of Operations.
Por el texto del cable que antecede,
Sc desprende que las gestiones prac-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-03
In ex-miIitar en- Camuy
aS0SiDd a una nlujer

Nuestro corresponsal en- Caniuy nos
comunica por TELEGRAPH 10 siguiehte:
Rafael Reyes asesino las 1885
de la manana a la joyen FRANCESCA
Montalvo. Inmediatamente despues,
puso fin a sus dias ell asesino.
la Montalvo es natural de San Sc
hastian Y viva en- San Juan llltima-
nentc.
"El asesino era soldado del Regi-
miento de Puerto Rico, chauffeur"
del Coronel, y us6 para ell crinen una
pistola militar.
Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-03
LA TIFOIDEA
NOS AMENAZA
PREcAUcIoNEs QUE DIcTA LA sA
NIDAD.

mo yisite casa alguna donde ha-
va casos de Tifoidea.
2.-Si imprescindiblemente tiene que
visitarlos, lavese bien las manos al sa-
lir inmerjalas en- una soluci6n de su-
blimado.
S.-Proteja, en- absolute, sus alimentos
de las moscas.
4.-Destruya todo criadero de moscas
alrededor de su casa; tenga las basuras
en- un zafac6n ''bien tapado''. Las
moscas trasmiten la enfermedad.
E 5.-Avise La >Ofcina de sanidad
cualquier case de fiebre en- su casa o
en- la vecindad. Isl no sabemos d6nde
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-03
ULTIMA HORA
ITALIA DESAFA A LAS POTENCIAS
DESEMBARCANDO MAS TROPAS

LoNDRES mayo "A pesar de las ntmacionss de las Po-
tencas, gobeno de Roma ha desebarcado podsrosfsc
ejerco tora de Damaca que ha tornado mtarmente
donde empieza empazar cahones de grueso calibre
PARIS, mayo 2-E COnsejO Supreme de las Conerencias
de la Paz a peddO los los yugOesayOs que
en- luClaS cambO de cOnCeSiOnes territOriales.
LONDRES, mayo Los "bOshevkis" evacuan apresura
damente PetrOgradO
WASHINGTON, mayo En- la frontera de Nicaragua
eeros de Costa Rca a sidO deendO Roberto GayOs repre-
sentante de Balquet.
.NUEvA YORK. mayo "A del NAL tempo ha habido
que suspender nuevamente ell vae de America Europa
=
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-03
FRANCISCO SOTO GRAs

Participa sus clientes y amigos
que durante los tres rneses del We
rano. solamente, estara ausente en-
los Estados Unidos.
su bufete y notaria continuafA su
curse ordinario, atendiendo los asun-
tos pendientes y que Sc le confien
el Lcdo. Ramon siaea, Jr. Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-03
Sono la hora

La campaha para la Venta de VICTORIA ha CO.
menzado. Puerto Rico debera suscb mIones, used
suyos deberan prepararse nvert dnero gaan
tia de pronta devouc6n buen beneco
6xc do la ue mayor aspiration: LA VICTORIA
LA CAUSA Nuestra tranquidad satisfaction
costo. AYUDEMoS PACAR Ell cOSTO DE LA VICTORIA Sus
criba bonos del emprestito hoy.
campa6a del RI de ab6l al 10 de mayo Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-03

estan los enfermos, como yamos a evi-
tar ese contagio?
6.--No coma ningdn alimento sosps-
choso cuyo origen I'd. desconozca.
Isl hay casos de esta enfermedad
en- su casa o en- la vecindad, hagase va
cunar contra ella. Nosotros 10 vacuna-
mos gratuitamente.
8.-Cumpla con todas las instruccio-
mes de la ofcina de sanidad. Nuestro
amino es protegerlo usted y a sus IA
miliares.