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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19
COLABORACION

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donos Ospontaneamente trabajOs de co
laboraci6n les recomendamos que guar
den copia, pues no respOndemoS de su
devoluci6n en- case de no utilizarlos,
nj sostenemoS correspondence sobre
ellos.
Ell hechO de que este diario publique
un trabajO firmado, no signifca neco-
sacramento que SO sOlidarice con 6l.
Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19
BAYAMoN DE PLAcEMEs

I'm Il Immediate pueblo de Baya.
mon Sc abri6 aver a pdblico ~ pues
to para vcnta ~ peri6dicos iustalaH
dose en- uno de los kioskos de D. ria
"a. rs In sitio ideal todas horas
Sc encontrara ali "EL MUNDo.'
Tambien ~ vcndcu cigaTillos. ta
baeos, dulees rcfrcseos. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19
HANZI.

Nota de Ell MUNDo:-Hanzi toda-
via bastante joven ,es un famoso ca.
ricaturiSta alsaciano, sumamente pO-
pular en- todas Las provincias despo,ja.
das a Franco, de sentimicntos meta
mcntc francescs, cuyo travicso lapiz
moleSt6 dc tOdas maneras a los intru-
SOS ocupantcs dc Alsacia, gran ieando-
sc la antipatia dc las autoridades, mo.
lcstias y persecuciones. Cuando los SUI
cesOs de Saverna, 81 zahiri6 con tai
tino a los ofciales promotores del cs-
candalo que fue perseguido judicial
mente Y al fin tuvo que irse Fran
cia. Ali Sc alist6 al principle de la
guerra y fue Official interprete, muy es.
timado de todos, popularizandosc Ia
vez en- Francia y en- el mundo entero
por sus originates caricaturas, repro
ducidas por toda la prensa. Hanzi, CO.
mo cl parisiense Poublot, es especialis
ia en- las escenas dc ninos, y como 81
colega, ha sabido recoger en- su lapis
la mutiforme psicologfa del z gemin
para caractcrizar succsos V situaciones
del momento, reveladoras dc defnitiva
honda expression. Los Albums do
Hanzi son va famosos 3 populares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19
GRATIS
GRATIS

En a ioycria Felt, I6pel Sau Frsn
ciseu frrntc d opers = reeanore
ran o. vista graft, indicandoIe Z sris
tal precise puc neceslian sus oios Cris
tales moniuray de a. ealidad rru
precios baios san Francisco %
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19
,2ssSS 80 (TradueciOnes dc Ell MuNDo)

= FL c6lebre .dibujante Hansi,
quien obtuvo autorizaci6n de ir,
lno de los primeros, a Alsacia
recOnquistada, nos cnvia, sobre
el viajc que ACADIA de cumplir,
estas impresiones: son notas bre.
YES tomadas en- el curso del ca
mino, pero cuyO interes Sc do.
bla pOr la personalidad del que
hizo la lhcha que sc sabc contra
Alemania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19
RALERTA PUEBLon

Ia pIaga esta ssea1o invajiia ~
uua zgan rantiaad n raft sstraarfe.
eafs las : qse.lara = Z ueresds : 49,
toJa .g1audad srfs tsndilg y ssn
.umiIor como GENrINO CAFE ~
PUERTO RICo.
rsra a rahlisp fansunllnr dsi tAFh
CItLESO ruRO tarfefsssiha -
.qa.as rausa. passs sstsr n Is 81.
absolute a,sarlaf al qas ssfs raffr
fa,elap .aIamsHfs ssnlsfs safs gENrt
NNNENrE prERroERiQt $50.
sau musta s.ps .sitaad j. : uay 49,
impetants f.Etaa rafsism AZ 90
LIS q. nj
CTNLESo prEO. ahefa aeurfe
r.poadru 81 aantfr ~ tadas A.
sireunsiaasias. anfss aas tsasf qas
semcf.rss Ell n,arat rsturs -. pasr
fas
A QUrNTANA REYES
Advt Pfapietafia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-19
EN- ALSACIA LIBERTADA
UNA VISTA A C0LMAR
Hansi el celebre dbuante aIsacianO eI prmero que
PudO penetrar en- su ciudad natal hace al periodico
lie Matin'', , eI relate de su vista

los sentimos. No oimos sino cl grito
de: "iViva Franciat"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
These Hats Are NeW and Will Be on
Sale for the First Time Friddu

Values that are absolutely incompatible. The gre
includes small hats with soft crowns of black plu
small turbans with soft brims of black velvet h
turned UP in front with jet ornament.
Among the models these:
Black panne velvet ha twith natural ostrich.
4 Anniversary Special .................. $5.41
3 Black velvet hat with small brim and ostrich
: band. Anniversary Special ...........$5 $5.41
Small black velvet hat with soft brim with deep
binding of pink velvet, jet buckle in front. Ami
VeISdIy opcCal .SO.4l
Small lot in tan and brown velvet with soft brm
Anniversary Special Observation-Disclosures. .$5.41
Medium size purple velvet hat with chenille
stitched brim, flower trimmed Anniversary Spe-
Clal ............... .......................S SS.4l
$3.50 Ostrich Bands ...............$1 .$1.41
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
$4,000 Muskrat Skins
Sold For SIP Apiece;
New Record Prices

The Pas, Manitoba. Sept. IS. -
Thirteen thousand muskrat skins
were sold at SALE apiece at a re-
cent fur sale held at The Pas. This
is the highest price muskrat ever
brought and means that the musk
rat-skin coats so popular in winter
among women of moderate means
will be much more expensive this
season than they ever were before.
The following prices for other furs
were paid at the sale: Silver fox,
$525; white fox, $50; blue fox, sS6;
beaver, S22.66; otter, $33.25; mar
ten, S42; mink. S14 lynx, $35; bear,
$50; fisher. $50; red fox, $35; cross
fox, SIS. Most of these prices are
higher than those of last year.
One of the surprising develop
ments of the fur trade has been the
increase of beaver skins now being
thrown on the market. Beaver once
filled the streams of Canada and in
the palmy days of the Hudson Bay
and Northwest companies were the
country's chief source of wealth.
They were trapped so extensively
that only few years ago they seem
ed threatened with extinction. I'm
der protective laws they have again
become populous. Six hundred and
twenty persons took out licenses to
trap beaver last year According to
the report of Chief Game Guardian
Barber, $4,000 was collected in
hunting and trapping licenses in
Manitoba.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
M'MEEN GETS A
NEW HEARING
'Juniata County Will Go Be
49,. fore the State Board of
Pardons Next Month

The State Board of Pardons has
granted rehearing to William
Josiah McMeen, convicted of MUIR
der in Juniata county and sentenced
to death In 1886, but granted COM
mutation. Two applications for par
don have been refused by the board
in years gone by. McMeen has been
in prison since 1885.
During the hearing of cases two
references were made to the fact
that men had killed others for violat-
ing their homes which caused At
forney General Schaffer to ask If the
attorney considered that reason for
killing a man in Pennsylvania. He
remarked to one that he did not.
Both applications in which such
grounds were advanced were re-
fused.
Decisions announced were:
Recommended - Frank Ingro,
Clearfield, rape; Mike Regar. Cam
bria, rape; William Swine. Chester,
burglary; T. W. Jackson, Elk, rape;
Frank Skrilocz, Northampton, fe-
lonious assault; Matilda Jones,
Philadelphia, larceny; John Lenhart,
ct al, Somerset, burglary; Arthur
Harold Greaves. Lackawanna, en-
bezzlement: L. H. Swanson, Centre,
larceny.
Refused-Matthew Brogan. Lack
awanna, sodomy; Joseph Fenyea,
Somerset, second degree murder;
Tony Traficanti. Allegheny, second
degree murder: Alfonso Giordano,
Lackawanna, second degree murder;
Omerigo Rogo, Lackawanna, per-
jury; Herman M. st. Clair, Della
ware, adultery. etc; John Schissler,
Philadelphia, assault and battery;
Samuel Bleiden, Philadelphia, per-
Jury.
ehearings-Refused: Bessie Todd
Amprazes, Adams, bawdy house.
Granted: William Josiah McMeen,
first degree murder, commuted,
Juniata.
All first degree murder cases were
continued.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
Insurance Writers to
Hold Annual Outing

Insurance business will absolutely
put on the dumps Saturday. There
is a reason. On that day the Har-
risburg Association of Insurance
Agents will hold it's annual outing
at Wild Cat Saturday. Hotel Acco-
mac will be the headquarters of the
pleasure seekers. Some program
Is ready for all who attend. A spe-
cial invitation is extended to all spe-
cial agents residing in Harrisburg
and territory included.
The big crowd will go to Marietta
by autom obile, leaving Market
Square Saturday afternoon at 1 p. m.
At Marietta will be a ferry to take
the insurance men across the Sus-
quehanna river to Hotel Accomac.
From p. m. to $50 there will be
baseball games and other features
and then will come the scramble for
places at the dinner table. A chicken
and waffle dinner is promised, to in
clude everything that goes with a
feast of this kind.
In the evening starting at O'Clock
there will be meeting at which the
guests will be introduced. Flavel
L. Wright will be speaker of the
evening. The return home will start
at s p. m.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
Wharton School Faculty
For Opening of New Term

Wharton Extension School faculty
for Harrisburg this year will in
clude a number of former members
and some new faces. The course in
accounting systems will be in charge
of DR.. Edward P. Moxey, Jr., c. p. A,
assisted by Arthur T. Cameron, C. P.
A. The first year course in account
ing will be in charge of Thomas A.
Budd. B. S. in economics, who will
be assisted by Herman o. West, B.
S. in economics.
DR.. Solomon S. Huebner will
again lecture upon insurance with
Charles K. knight in charge of the
quiz classes. The banking and A.
nance courses will be supervised by
DR.. Gordon B. Anderson and w. M.
Cunningham.
One face will be missed, DR.. Ward
w. Pierson. He lies buried in the
fields of France having been killed in
action two days before the signing
of the armistice.
DR.. Pierson will be succeeded nv
Wendell p. Raine, we'll known to the
people of Harrisburg. He is a ma
tive of this city. Mr.. Raine will be
assisted by Francis II. Shields. l.. 7,
B. and Leighton P. Stradley, l.. l.. b.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18

Furniture Values of Special
Interest
In the Anniversary Sale Tomorrow

Reed settee brown fibre chairs and rockers tapestry
stuffed davenposust the kind and quality of pieces
will be glad be associated with your home-are
announced for tomorrow al special savings:
$500 Reed Settee. Anniversary Special, .$2541
$17.50 Brown Fibre Chairs. Anniversary Special S1341
$145o Brown Fibre Chairs. Anniversary Special $1241
$14o Brown Fibre Rockers. Anniversary Special $1241
$1,000 Mahogany Chairs. Anniversary Special, $1941
Three piece tapestry oversted vngroom suites covered
with fine grade tapestry Anniversary Special $241 90
Three piece vngroom suite of chair davenport
covered with high grade tapestry Anniversary Special
$16941
Three piece overstued tapestry vingroom
sary Special, S12541
Dives Stewart, Fourth Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
Anniversary Specials in
Dress Cottons Cover A Big
Variety of Good Styles

75c Voes SO inches plain and fancy styles grounds
Anniversary Special yard .41c
SOC Silk Stripe Popn silk stripes, dark grounds Anniver
sary Special yard .4IC
Soc Silk Musn SO inch solid shades Anniversary Special
EIDERDoWN FLANNEL
36nch Fancy Figures Kmonos Anniversary Special
3onch Dress Gnghams in plain and fancy checks pads
30nch Suitng black and white checks finish Anniver-
sary Special, yards for Observation-Disclosures. 41c
3Oc Percale SO inches neat hirtng styles Anniversary
"a
SOC Woven Madras colored stripes Anniversary
Special, yard dc
69c Voles SO inches fine styles Anniversary Special 41
Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart Street Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
Anniversary Selling of Silks
Brings Extraordinary Values

The quality and style of the silks make the special prices all
the remarkable.
$I5 Guaranteed Veveeen the best shades Ami
versary Special, yard $3.41
5000 Stoles of black seal plush yards long inches
wide. Anniversary Special each ................ S5.41
$500 Pastel shades of Satin stripe Taeta excellent for fancy
Innings SO inches Anniversary Special yard ..S1 Al
Dives Pomeroy Stewart. Street Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18

andc
lower than will be possible
Regular $500 Suits Sizes 36 to A. Anniversary Price, S
S 90 Autumn and Winter Coats In the Anniversary Sale
O ando
zesin hese
Pry & stwr se ond
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
CHALLENGES BUILITr

, ''8'ON'11 '11FeI 7 TtSIs
London. Sept. 1S.-Some of the
statements made by William G. Rul~
litt, before the foreign relations
Committee of the United States SEN
ate are challenged by a writer of
the Daily Sketch, who signs his arti-
Gle with the initials "R. K" He saws
he was the first, and he believes. the
only English newspaperman who in
terviewed Mr.. Built in Paris.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
Children's, Women's & Mems Autumn Hosiery
41c in the Forty First Anniversary Sale

CM1drens
Wonens Csc White Le
Mems Silk
Posery & Stewart sreeFn
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
The Basement 'sAnniversarv
News Is of Household
Necessaries Down in Price

There of items special interest the Easements
birthday celebration which could be unpacked in time for
publication today Items of great savings include:
98c Fibre Brooms Anniversary Special ........ 41G
$500 Two-quart double aluminium boiler Anniversary Sne
Ia
$5o5 New Perfection Oil Heater Anniversary Special SAL
S9OO Six Pound Electric Irons Anniversary Special $3.41
II Rolls SC crepe toilet paper Anniversary Special II
oOc Colonial Table Tumblers Anniversary Special
uozel .41C
$500 Bottles Ruby Gloss Furniture Polish Anniversary
Dives, Pomeroy Stewart Basement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
ATTEND SCHOOL oUTDooRs

Rome, Sept. 1S.-School children
of Rome are allowed to attend
school outdoors in the great public
park of the Villa Borghese in sum
mer. Teachers this summer detailed
a number of the children to patrol
the boundaries of the outdoor school
md capture the stragglers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
Small Lots and Incomplete Sizes of
Fall Shoes for Women:
Reduced
$500 Lace Boots in the Sale at $2.41
Reduced

Womens $500 Patent Coltskin button shoes with black
cloth tops made long vamp pointed toe lasts with leather
Louis heels Anniversary Special, pair, $4.41
Women $500 Grey Kidskin high lace boots on lons
forepart lasts with stitched wing tips heavy walking soe
with military heels sizes g. 3 and A. Anniversary Spe
Asmal lot of womens pumps and oxord in small and
narrow widths Anniversary Special pair .41c
Infants $1I5 fine black dsn button shoes made on broaS
toe lasts with hand turn soes and wedge heels sizes to
Anniversary Special, pair Al
Dives & Stewart Street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
Dinner Sets at $7.41 and
$12.41
1928 and $14.5O the REGULAR Price

One OF these beautiful dinner will eight persons
the oher is enough for Six The decorations refined
good looking and the values exceptional.
Ftpiece Dinner Set with gold and pink roses
regularly S998 Anniversary Special, ........ $7.41
Seventy Dinner Set pink floral and gold
edges; regularly S145o Anniversary Special .$12.41
Dives, & Stewart, Basement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
Anniversary Specials That
Will Interest Those Who
Have Boys to Outfit

Boys $2Z5 Brown ekskin shoes with komek stand
ard fastened soles and leather heels sizes 5l Anniver
Boys $500 black and brown cakin Shoes full toes Eng
sh lasts with solid leather stitched soes heels S
o12 and o. Anniversary Special $3.41
Boys $500 dark brown calf skin Shoes blucher lace stve
broad toe lasts heavy stitched oles sizes 1871 Annve
say 0P PAL
Boys $500 patent colt skin button shoes on broad
toe lasts with welted and stitched soles flat heels
82 to L. Anniversary Special, ,...............$ $2.41
Dives Pomeroy & Stewart Street Floor Rear.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-18
Ribbed Underwear for the Entire Family
SOC and 69c Items Reduced to 41c in the Sale

Womns 9c Pink Cotton BGGmS Anniversary Special 41e
liz
Pomeoy & Stewart sret Floor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-15
That is how we are able to make
you this remarkable offer on
EDISON'S NEW DIAMOND


Come to our store today, tomor-
row-the sooner the better-pick
out the Amberola model you like
best (prices, $41.00 up) together
with generous selection of rec
ords, and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-15

der the Amberola tone is pure mel
ody-free from the metallic sound
and shrillness of ordinary phono-
graphs and talking machines." No
wonder the genuine
DIAMOND POINT Reproducer has
solved danother photograph nuisance
the bother and expense Of chang
ing needles. No wonder the Amberoi
Record, are almost unbreakable. and
last for years after ordinary phono-
graph records have broken or worn
out.
All the worlds best music is yours
on Amberol Records-the greatest
opera singers. the latest popular
dance and song hits. ballads. hymns,
military bands in endless variety.
New records issued every month.
Don't Hesitate A Minute
to accept this offer because Christmas
giving will tax your resources -
remember Edison Ddnts you to have
an Amberola. Please don't delay
our stock of Amberolas may soon be
exhausted. We will consider it .
favor if you will come in to see 40
right dseay.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-15
Name Your Own Terms

Tell us how much or how little you
can afford to pay every week or
month. We will meet you more than
half way in coming to satisfactory
arrangement because we are eager
to carry out the spirit ofMr. Edisons
wish-which is in effect that money
must moi stand In the way Of any fam
lily possessing a phonograph this
Christmas. Then. upon a small pay
ment down. we will Immediately
deliver your Amberola and records
to your home. where this wonder
full phonograph will FIJI your Christ;
mas with music and your family
with delight.
The Amberola is Supreme
Back Of the Amberola is all the
wzard,y OF Thomas A. Edison. the
worlds greatest inventor. No won
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-16

that America must modify her attitude
to meet the needs OF Europe. Because
Mr.. Wilson doesn't understand French
or Italian and because most OF the
othere delegates do not speak English
with fluency the president has found
himself much closer to the British dele
cation than any other. He is frequently
In conference with the British prime
minister and has renewed a warm
friendship that sprang up with Arthur
James BalfOur when the latter visited
Washington In May, 1917. He has de-
veloped a close friendship with Gen.
SHUTS. Of South Africa. and has had
long talks with Mr.. Barnes and Andrew
BOnar Law, OF the British delegation.
II Is easy to do business with a man
who understands your language, and
successful diplomacy rests upon a most
accurate knowledge Of the spirit as well
as the substance Of a governments
viewpoint. The British through long
years OF association are close TO the
French. Most Of the British delegates
talk French fluently. Henry White Is
the only American who knows French
well enough to carry or an official
conversation. So the British and Amer
leans work out a proposition, the Brit
Ish often develop It with the French
delegates, the French or British take
II up IN detail with the Italians, while
the English, by reason OF their close
association with the Japanese, secure
the latter's adherence. This order Is
not necessarily rue Of all questions, but
Il has often been the way agreement
has been reached.
Copyright, 1919, by the New York
Evening Post.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-16

. BUSY DAY IN CITY
John G. Freund viii Deliver
Lecture Wednesday Night
at Institute.

John c. Freund, famous music editor
and general booster for development Of
the art in America and a more fft rec
ognition Of It's Importance to all
branches Of business and civic life, had
the ions club at its lunch
con at the Hotel Gayoso at noon and
IN the evening was one Of the prin-
cipal speakers at the meeting Of the
Rotary club at the Colonial Country
club. In both talks he appealed for a
more general recognition Of music and
musicians.
Mr.. Freund said that instead Of a
movement to have a memorial arch for
the Memphis soldiers who gave their
lives and their time to the great war,
q more suitable thing would be for
the funds to be used toward erecting
and fitting out a magnificent audito-
rum, in which could be presented mu-
sleal events and things Of that char
actor at nominal cost. Moreover, such
a place, he said, would enable the city
TO promote community singing and thus
take a forward step toward culttvat-
ing love for the best in music. He
said that such a structure would be
a memorial that would not lose Its
value as time passed and the war was
forgotten, but would be q constant
source Of pleasure and inspiration,
Mr.. Freund will deliver the chief ad-
dress OF his local visit Wednesday eve
ming Mt Sis o'clock In Goodwin Insti
tute, His subject will be The De-
mocratizatlon OF Music" and It Is said
to be highly interesting, not only tc
musicians, but to everyone. There Ii
no admission feeSand everybody is IN.
vited to attend.
This lecture will conclude his loca
visit, which was made in response &c
an appeal OF local musicians as par
Of their effort to have music given &
0 prominent place in the city's life
especially to have II given a place II
the public school curriculum.