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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
Goats and Suits
Many Novel Features

Fall coat imports show the combined
use Of leather and fur.
Bradley. OF London, features many
tweeds and ovcrplaid cloths for fall
Longer coats are being introduced
by. local manufacturers in late sprin e
suits.
Brocaded poplins in high colors
short sports coats.
Collarless box coats showing new
tucked pocket and panel effects have
inlaid necklines and self vests.
shaped like spark plugs. aeroplane me
pilot wheels and other mechanical
parts.
Moire for suits and capes promises
TO be a big thing for the coming sea :
son. eros de Londre is also favored
SILK.
Natural ringtan collar and cuffs on a
sapphire blue net wrap dropped over
canary color chiffon was effective.
The three-piece influence is invading
sports costumes. one model showing a
separate skirt. jacket and sleeveless
cape.
Panel vests are being featured in the
new silk suits. while they are disap-
pearins in the latest arrivals OF cloth
models.
An attractive wrap Of orange color
.afeta was hand painted in contrast
ingiy vivid shades and embeliished
with many tassels.
While ostrich is the favorite trim l.
ming on imported wraps, dying squirrel
appears to be the pet OF high class
houses OF New York.
Mole. seal and lapin were the prin-
cipal furs used in unique but conserv-
ativc manner on fall coats received
from Paris model houses
stone blue, poilu or Foch blue and
shades OF this type have been reccivin e
the biggest demands for spring. aside
from the tans and navy.
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How to Plant
Tomatoes

Tomatoes are adapted to growing in
every garden, whether large or small.
To have a supply carly in the season.
the seed should be sown unde- cover
four to six weeks before the weather
becomes warm outdoors, and the plants
should be transplanted once or twice
before setting them in the open
ground.
Indoor plants should be gradually
hardened to outside conditions. This
can be done by placing the boxes or
pots in which they are planted out
doors for several hours each Jay when
tho. weather is warm. They may be
left out all night when ;her- is no
danger of frost Plants for the main
or late crop can be started outdoors
after the ground has become warm.
Two methods are in vogue for grow
ing tomatoes in home gardens. II. the
small garden the plants may be set
two feet apart in each direction and
then pruncd to a single stem and tied
to stakes. Where plenty of land is
available. the plants may be set three
10 four feet apart and allowed to grow
naturally upon the ground 1t should
be borne in mind, however, that by
trimming and tying the plants to
stakes better quality OF fruit Is
obtained, and that the fruit will ripen
earlier than when they arc not trim
med and trained. From twenty-five
to fifty tomato plants will be sufii-
cient for growing in the home garden,
and this number will furnish plenty
Of tomatoes for summer use and for
canning,
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

u,d pdEahAsk: April ll.-By coincidence two
n9 S In the palm room OF the courthouse.
when mas come TO be quite mecca for
county couples John oueseuhcrrv OF
MEthc County. and Miss Annie II. Smith
dsughtSr Of h. b. Smith. OF Draper were
married: also, Fred Slabry. Of MontEomery
county and Miss Myrtle Haley daughtcr az
j. d. haley. of New River DepoG -
III L1HCHsCRG; April u-Announcemen,s
Miss Helen EranSeiine Thomas, .daurhtcr OF
tcv. and Mrs J. a Thomas. formerly 10.
Gated here. TO Charles Preston Sales. Jr
mony having been solomnizcd a; Hamilton.
y. y. March 81
BRISTOL, April IA wedding of intercs.
In this scction. occurred here yeste-da \.
when Miss Ola VI. Stewart. OF DRYDEN hc :
VILE.
PULASKI April lL-Annoureemcnt has
ret r watson r Of Riueaeld. ana Robert W.
taken place Monday in Winchester. Ky.
where the bride has been teaching.
BRISTOL. April ll.--Miss Mamie Gurtnor
and George R. Boiling. OF Gardner. w. Va.
were married here Wednesday. Rev. II. w
Leslie performed the ceremony
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Summer Millinery
Checked Organize

new line OF hats designed to in.
ausuratc the summer season Is being
shown.
These hats are al. for summer wear
ani almost entirely the large noppy
shapes. sailors. wide and round mush-
rooms
They have used tie large reani,
tiny checked organizes in various
pastel colors on white ground Field
MOVERS and Tiny ribbons arc used on
these sheer fabrics. and the contrast
OF cherries is also good.
Large split straw shapes are faced
in GeorGette in the same pastel shade
as the straw and trimmed with large
white. lilies that shade TO pinkish cen
tcrs. Many pastel hair shapes are dis
played and It is thought that these are
TO be OF the best features of the
season. These are prcttily trimmed in
grasses and buttcrcups and velvet rib
bons.
Chiffon flowers in the pastel color
ing with the stems wrapped in the
color OF the flower and the leaves the
the summer hats These flowers are
not fat but seem to have the center
OF the flower twisting out from the
outer petals. and giving quite a large
effect. These are good looking on the
pastel hair hats.
The, use OF two shadings OF wheat
branches also makes smart crown
for large hair, shape. and large
white Milan shapes with white
Georgette facings are also interest
ing in view OF the fact that 1t is
thought white will be good for the
summer. The only note Of color in
this last hat is the use of narrow
orange velvet ribbon that ties about
the crown and falls into streamcrs
Pleated orEandie in color IS u.ed
over the brim of large peanit shape
with just a large bow OF the organ
Gle as a trim. Colored leghorns are
also trimmed in the organd.e. Til !,
use of purple wheat about the crown
OF large dropping hair shape OF jade
color is striking.
Largo ostrich fats in pastel color
have thin BLACK giyccrine feather
laid over them and accomplishing the
two tone effect
Fiat roses in Indian colorings. that
new as trim.
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Ideas in Blouses
Novelties Are Shown

The !abot is noted as strong in
French lingerie blouses.
Roman stripe ribbon in lattice work
effect is distinctive on the skirt Of
ovcrblouSe.
Wool embroidery is one OF the most
commonly seen trimmings on over
blouscs, in com binations of several
bright colors used together
Nalcncieunes ruffies are drapcd int o
sca!lops in new mid summer series OF
Gcorgcttc.
Navy continues to be much asked for
IN Gcorg.tte blouses TO match suits.
Eisauc and French blue are the most
shown coiors.
French fashion magazines note the
use OF heavy fabrics, such as duvetyn
and wool jersey. for popular spring
biC.uses
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Copyright. 1919. by Mrs. NJ a. Wilson
a real practical way to materially
nsaucc expenses is to maintain kit
INC, ,in Garden, Very little space and
t.i'e are really requ!rd to grow herbs.
seasoning and one or two specials.
'adishcs are easy to grow and they
.1u'rc very little care. They not
only furnish dainty appetizer. bu,
hey may he served cooked to replace
another vegetable.
inc real advantage or having these
,,:s' saVory havorings right at hand
"n.n they arc needed for havoring
viii amply repay the housewife for
lno time and trouble expended in their
Salad radishes and young onions
may be successfully grown in the
smallest yard Parsley. chives. sorrel.
farragon. lceks. chervil. thyme and
swce. marjorum are splendid variety
OF herbs.
supply Many Greens.
sHede or ciumps Of roots may he
easily obtained from seed or nursery
men. and IL they arc given just ordi-
nary care they will thrive and supply
abundance Of these delicate green's.
~ bought in the package the direc-
each package. All that Is necess
~ 10 Keep thcm moist and free from
weeds You must remember that these
celicately favored herbs arc giuttons
Tor moisture. SO they must be freely
watcred morning and night during Tho
hot weather.
Lettuce, Flemish Style.
Wash a head Of lettuce we'll to re-
move the sand. and then trim care
.uiiy' discardinE ali blemishes. Tie
IN piece OF cheesecloth and plunge
INTO boiling water and cook for
twenty-five minutes. Drain well and
then lift to hot platter, and cover
win cheese sauce. This is delicious
serve In place OF vegetables.
RadInhe., Colonial.
Wash and pare tho radishes and
COOK until tender in boiling water
Drain. and then mash and season with
Taprika.
Two tablespoonfuls OF butter.
Two taoiespoonfuls OF fine bread
Two tablcspoonfuls OF grated cheese.
One tablespoonful OF finely minced
parsley.
Toss gently until we'll blended and
then serve in hot dish
Radishes may be pared. cooked until
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Fur is Again Used
Dress Styles From Paris.

Tho collection of fall models which
has been received from Paris this week
includes dresses in street types. which
turcrs for thcir fall lines. In all tho
models tho straight. loose line persists.
There Is no indication of drawn-in
The frocks are from Lima Mouton.
Julian. Zim's, Vilaciques and Maurer
Several show .the chcmse smock, but
the most interesting feature is the
great amount OF ornamentation which
they show-embroiderics braid trim
mings and combination effects,
The Jacket frock and the coat frock
models are easily mistaken for a suit
or coat. although they are con-
structed for dress wear. Fur collars
in evidence.
There are many models in sand and
tan shades. and. while heavy. soft wool
introduced.
y diagonal cheviot from Julian has
heavy, outstanding square panel OF
the frock is OF sand color. long. loosely
loopcd panels at the side are faced
with black satin and bindings Of black
satin are on the collar and cuffs.
little crossed gilet Of white tareta
ail-ovcr cmbroidered in black stitch
ing and patent leather belt. with
frock has. a panel lined at the sides
| with smoked pearl buttons. a large
| diagonal square OF blue embroidery
the back short appliqued loops Of blue
| silk braid match the embroidery in
! color.
Another navy serge has a youthful
/ short-waist effect; the long tunic has
/ interviewer braidings placed in little
panels about. the bottom. giving the
! silk embroidered and fringed is about
/ the neck.
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SHORT SLEEVED BLOUSES

In France. one hears, Everything is
short sleeved," but the buyers who
bring back this report from the Paris
''of course the American women are
not ready to take 1t up In any great
numbers" Some manufacturers, how
ever, feel that short sleeves in midsum-
ner organdie models cannot fail to be
popular. and have accordingly de-
veloped a whole series OF them for
whole set should certainly help to es-
tablish q vogue for elbow length, at
least. Its colors are blue, orchid,
The most striking of these new
hlouscs arc those which are made OF
organdie in combination with the
heavisr English Prints cotton
There are at present two numbers
made In this way
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EXPECT MANY BRIDES

1t is expected that there will be
many June brides this season, as so
many weddings were postponed for the
duration of the war. So many bride
grooms arc coming home from over
seas that the brides OF this year are
numerous enough to be quite important,
and plans are being made for cater
ing to their wants.
Paris dealer has sent over a
Camargo bridal costume in a combina-
ton of net and satin. trimmed with
close. bands of white roses. A full,
round, draped veil. draped from a band
Of orange blossoms. is especially ap-
propriate for the postwar bride.
The net frock is preferred by some
brides. because il is softer and more
becoming. With il. I advise the. lace
veil with the satin gown, the simple
tulle veil, with mounting Of orange
BLOSSOMS is in better taste.
Bridesmaids frocks have been de-
signed in the same lines as the brides.
in a scheme of orchid and yellow. The
bride usually orders her frocks at the
same time as she orders her wedding
alInen froc These i2elude street
chiffon, dinner dress and an evening
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LARGE HAT SHAPES

Large hat shapes in the most deli
cate OF pastel colorings are being fea-
tured for summer wear. and these
shapes arc SO large of brim that they
can stand the large flower trims that
We have not had in some time. One
house in particular mentions the fact
that, although they have thought OF
disseminating certain very large
crush rose from their line of flowers,
still this season there is more demand
for it than ever, owing to the large
size Of hats and their ability to stand
this large trimming.
Some Of the most recent models from
Paris show the extremely large
American beauty rose in group Of
silk. Not only are the large roses in
tiger and eroeus variety. these made
Of yellow or with a slight pinkish
i9 r which relieves It quite. a bit.
being done to a considerable extent,
appliqued solidly around crown sides.
I.ilacs are also used in this way
Mimosa. that delicate little yellow
flower, is punched about large body
shapes. and makes an interesting trim.
To Prevent Cake Sticking.
To prevent cake sticking nil the cake
pan with boiling water for few mo-
ments just before you pour in the
dough.
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Old-Time Gayeties
Reigning in London

London, after it's long period OF
drabness, again In smiling under
the spell of It's old-time Eayeties.
There IN wonderful revival of
fashinnsI the Riviera season q. on
In NIL Its splendor, beautiful Eng
ush women are leaving for the
glad, merry-mnkinE crowds, md. no
Tar, at least, ms outward appearances
enable one to judge, the capital of
the worId has forgotten there ever
was n war. Only In one corner does
London take on It's pre-waF appear
ance-and that In where society and
ltnhtn1fn meet, and where nnny in
ferestinE people are always to be
seen, although It has its terrible
side rs the haunt OF DOPE 1iends.
Lady Mary, In her spicy, sossipy
style. Will tell what London In do
ing In her letter to be printed In
The Times-Dispsteh on Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
At the Movies

ISIS-"Why I Would Not Marry"
NiCrOH-Fnnnic Ward, In "Com-
mon Clay
IOLOAIAI.-Pc HE! Hyiund, In
"The RcbciiiOus Bride"
nIJ0u--Mnry Pickford, In Gap
Tain Kidd, DR."
SAVOY = Norma TnImndgc, in
"Iicr OnI. Why"
0DEON-Wnilncc Reid, In "AIIu.
Mike Mornn."
BLUEnIRD-NIIIInm Duncan. In
"Fhc Mnn OF Might
BROADwAY-Anit stewart. In
"a Midnight Romance,
REA-Eddic Polo, In "rhc Lure
OF the Circus"
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ADJUSTMENTS
"iInvc n Henri, Returns,

"Hnye Heart Returns.
Have Heart returns to the Acad,
drawing power. Indeed ii is not far
from the truth TO say that it is even
better than when hero year ago. The
Savage standard has been maintained,
and this Bolton w odehouse- Kern IA
vorite Is deserving Of much praise for
It's excellent personnel and staging.
several new faces appear in the cast:
in the main, cffccting an Improvement
Ruth Oswald is new Peggy with
attracti'e personality and voice OF en-
Geiient quality particularly effective
IN It's top notes. Helen Ukcrs is "a jolly
little Lizzie" ably assisting Joseph
o MSTo, woI, IN MAKING his role OF Ted get
SUI me life of the party. with his
nimbie heels and ready witticisms.
decided feature or the production
and In the picture frequently several
charming tableaux were introduced.
in the You Said something.' 60 When
latter air almost stampcded the audi
snGe ". ,i MSiany recalls We're demanded:
MISS Green and MIR. Keno was brilliant
and deserved the applause it received
Haze s,a Heart is filled with catchy
color, and all that goes 10 make W n
good musical show
JOHN GEORGE HARRIS.
Belnsco Comedy Hit Coming.
Theatregoers will have the opportu-
my next week OF witnessing David
belasco's remarkable comedy hit, '-Thc
Boomerang. as contracts have been
signed by the manager of the Acad-
omy OF Music and the famous New York
producer. 1t is A most unusual treat
for an acknowledged success such as
The. Boomerang 10 be seen in Rich
mond In the first two years OF its
existence The BOOMERANG" was scen
IN but two cities-Ncw York and Chi
cago. No comedy OF recent years has
achieved the popularity of this Win
cheiI smith and Victor Mapcs product.
which VIII he produced here by the
.entire ew York cast. INCLUDING Robert
CONFESS. Harry Hayden. Louiszita
valentine Lcnora Phelps, Alma Ches-
ter and many others. This rcmarka-
Bile winner in the comedy line was
originally booked for this city for las:
October. but the Influenza epidemic
brevented It's playing here. and MIR
BE iasco. not TO disappoint his many
friends here. has prolonged the season
OF This remarkable comedy for one
week so that IL may play in this city
The engagement is for Monday ana
tuesday and Tuesday matinee
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Makes Charge. Against nr,t.,,.

DUBLIN. April 11.-Arthur Grin,th.,
addressing tho Irish Parliament to-
day said in two years the British had
undertaken these measures In and
against Ireland: 80
TWO hundred and seventy-cr,e raids.
thirty four meetings suppresse ed :, nine.
ty-ntne bayonet or baton charges: / a4e
sentences; six deaths from treatmen-
In British prisons: twelve Irish papers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
Demobilf.inr the Uniform

The way In which some women mem
oers OF military organizations are de-
mob!aizins their uniforms piecemcal
produces some results almost as funny
as the kaffir who had an ostrich feather
up through the center OF an ancient
himself 1T"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12
CAPES FOR CHILDREN

Smart little capes OF taneta. with
smoked yokes, are popular They are
usually finished with fine white or
CANDY collars.
a cape is a very dsirable summer
wrap for little girl, as it may be
worn over her fluffy lingerie trocks
without missing them, IS a coat with
fitted sleeves necessarily does.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12

chase each variety by the dona a.
Eeous to buy bulbs by the hundrsS -
half-hundred: besides. the garden eff.cis
ls more artistic than when all variotis,
arc mixed. S''Ss
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

George L Graham (cs) Richmond
Audrey Mae Denton t.6). Richmond
Charles withcrs Throckmor,on. u. ie).
Richmond '
Norma Overton Woodward (g,. Richmond.
lanes Thomas Stevenson (3al, Richmond
Kathleen Gregory (o5). Richmond
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A Pruning Note.

Never cut down following foliage
after towering. as this would ruin
the vitality OF the new corms or bulbs
now maturing. IT is cheaper TO pur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12

and. daintily hoped at tho hips. arc
seen In crisp taneta and rich brocade
trimmed with metal lace.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-28

34x20 75x2' con sus cadenas de tras-
mission motor de 7x10 No. SO marca
''Leffet''.
Un triple efecto complete, con base
columna de hierro "Pioner'' con una
escalera de caracol de hero.
Un tacho al vacio Buffalo v un
calentador de jugo de igual marca.
I'm tren complete de cuatro centri-
fugas Mum. tres "Hepwarth' treinta
pulgadas diametro, con su motor "Hous-
tom de Okla. mezclador, gusano con-
ductor, draga, transmisiones y poleas
una bomba rotatoria Buffalo No.
dos para las mieles
Un tren de dos centrifugas yves
TOM sin montar.
.Seis cristalizadoras de z, 8''x4' ga
y A. 81 de 316 espesor, con su motor
Buffalo de ocho HIP. Bomba de 8
HIP, poleas transmisiones correspoil-
dientes. a
Dos filtros prensas, y dos filtros de
mochilas; dos eliminadoras de serpen-
tina de cobre para 700 galones, IA tan
ques de varios tamaiios para decanta-
ci6n, sirop, etc., tres tanques para acei-
tes lubricantes con sus bombas. ea
Una planta electrical nueva, compues-
ia de motor de vapor Buffalo" ~
HIP, dinamo Peerless" seis XIV, y
toda su installation en- la fabrica y de-,
pendencias.
Tuberia completisima de vapor y de
aqua, taller de reparaciones. ETC., etc.
Todos los interesados pueden 81 10
desean visitar Ell Central antes del re-
mate dirigirse al Trustee que suscri-
be en- su oficina Gale Concrete nlmero
siete. edificio de F. Carrera & Her
mano, en- Mayagiiez, v gustosaniente les
seran suministrados todos los datos ne
cesarios asi como 81 fuere necesaric les
acompafiara hasta La fact0ria y los
mostrara esta.
Ell Trustee no sera responsible do
que las medidas, capacidad ftlerza, mar
cas- y descripciones que aqui Sc dan sean
del todo exactas. Los licitadores debe-
ran examinar sobre Ell terreno e Cen
tral hacer sus ofertas sobre tai exa-
men, pues 10 que nos proponemos ven
der es La Central con todas sus perte-
nencias, tai como esta.
La yenta Sc hara por moneda ectr-
so legal, al contado, reseryandose 81
Trustee Ell derecho de rechazar las pro-
posicipnes declarar desierta la subasta
en- Ell case de que no Sc cubra elslimite
fijado
Mayagiiez, P. r. "a de mayo de
1919.
BENIGNo RODRIGUEZ.
lTrustee,
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Cuando te la dane otro--Ojeda. SAM,
Jose No. A. Avt.
HOROSCOPE GRATIS

La sefiorita Milagro p. Rodriguez,
desea establecer lazos espirituales con
todas las personals de habla .espaiola.
Ella lie hara un Horoscope a la seiiora,
seaorita caballero que 10 pida por
correo
Este Horoscope comunica la bueiia-
ventura y trae muchas sorpresas agra
dables para Ell porvenir; sobre am6I
res, viaies, juegos, negocios y casa
mientos.
Direction: Santa Lucia II. MariansO.
Habana, Cuba. AdEt.
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de capacidad, con todos los edifcios y
terreno que le pertenecen, como sigue:
Cinco cuerdas de terreno situadas en-
dicho barrio de Miradero, en- donde Sc
halla enclavada la Central todos los
establecimientos.
Un edifcio factoria de malnposteria,
MADEIRA y hierro galvanizado de .14O
por AZ por 26m, con anexiones de made
ra y hero para filtros, calderas con-
ductores, etc.
Cuatro casas de MADEIRA y hierro de
25x20; una casa de dos pisos para of
Gina de 36x36; una casa de 60x3O tam
bien de MADEIRA; y otra casa de mampos-
terra y techo de hierro para almacen.
Linea telef6nica Cabo Rojo. funos
tres kil6metros), mobiliario de oficina,
laboratorio quimico, y toda la maqui-
maria del Central, que comprende:
Tres molinos completes, masas de
l2x20 con I'm rompedor de 1Ox2O su
motor Buffalo de I2x2O, so HIP.
Tres calderas de vapor ! Mutier' de
$50 HIP, Buffalo de 150 HIP. y otra
ssBuffalo'' de so HIP.
Dos eondnctores dc cailaa y basaso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-28

Sc hace publico que las propiedades
de CENTRAL vELvEDERE INC, de
Miradero, Cabo Rojo, p. r., seran ven
didas en- PUBLICA sUBAsTA Ell dia
IS del proximo mes de- Junio, las tres
de la tarde, en- la oficina del licenciado
Jose Benet, Refere in Bankrupt, Gale
Mckinley de la Ciudad de Mayagiiez,
Porto Rico.
Estas propiedades han sido valoradas
en- sETENTA Y cINCo MIL DOLA-
RES, y comprenden una completa fac
torfa de aziicar moderna, (sOlo tiene dos
zafras), do uuas 100 tonoladas diarias
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sAYAMoN DE rIAczMzs

En- 81 Immediate pueblo dc Baya-
mon Sc abri6 aver 81 pdbIico un pues.
to para venta de petiOdicos instalan-
dose en- uno de los kioslkos de Ia pla-
"a. Es un sitio ideal y attodas horas
Sc encontrark aIIf EEL MuNDo.'s
Tambien So vendsn cigarrillos, t..
bacos, dulces y refrescOs. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-28

-Merece especial atencion Ell trabajo
del Jardin Botanico, que viene ser
mas bien una Estacion Experimental.
ALI, durante un periodo de ounce
amos, ha germinado perfectamente la
semilla del giiin que sostiene en- la ca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-28
AMOR QUE TRlUNFA
POR
FLORENCE REED

UNA voz INTERIOR LIE DECIA: TE
HA ENGANADO; 10 YES. FL tempo va
dejando una huella de dolor en- tu ros.
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