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Big CITY OPENS
DOORS WIDE FOR
FIGHTERS OF 18TH
No Such Elaborate Prepara-
tons For Parade Ever Made
in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, May IA. Philadel-
phia surrendered to-day to the
Twenty-eighth Division, composed
largely of former National Guards
men from this State. About seven
teen thousand soldiers came here
from Camp Dix preparatory to the
parade tomorrow of the Iron Divi-
sion over the principal streets. The
route is eight and one-half miles
long and more than two million peo-
plet will sit in the grandstands or
line the streets over which the men
will march.
The first units began to arrive
from the New Jersey camp soon
after 8 O'Clock and they came at in
tervals throughout the day. At the
main Delaware river ferry point q
representation of the gate of the city
had been erected and here Mayor
Smith met the homecoming soldiers
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represents the Women's Trade Union
League of Philadelphia. 81 am an
organizer We organize unorganized
women" she said. I'VE are planning
to have women play a part of para
mount importance in the recopstruc-
ton era
Hello, JIM" she called, as a big,
brawny delegate came up the stairs
of the Board of Trade building. Got
your committee work ready?"
Yeah" he told her. "Jim's on my
committee" she explained to the re-
porter. Say. Jim, guess what I did
last night. 1 went to the movies
You see, I never get chance to go
to the movies in Philadelphia. We're
always busy! So just ran away and
saw Pearl White-and she was
great"
Miss Newman is in Harrisburg in
the interests of her organization, to
see that the eight-hour legislation
is passed. Take it from me. there
are a thousand men to one woman
working eight hours day. The wom-
en- work ten hours! 1 ask you, can
they stand the strain? We are
bringing this before the lawmakers
and some day they're going to wake
up and pass the proper laws"
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TO
BECARRIED INTO
HEART OF TREES
Artists Arrange Many Novel
Events For Milk Fund
Entertainment

1t is very likely that Governor
Sproul and other prominent State
officials will be guests at the Sky
lark at Willa-Villa Thursday night
of next week. The Governor is
greatly interested in the efforts of
Harrisburg women to secure funds
with which to finance the summer
activities of the Pure Milk Society.
This is a very deserving charity"
he said.
1t is eviden from the interest
being taken a week ahead of time in
the Skylark that there will be some
thing of crush at the affair
Announcement was made to-day
that the price of tickets for the af-
fair will be SO, which does not, how
ever, include supper. Covers for
supper, which will be served from
I to s, will be 81 each. Rutherford
will cater and has arranged a tempt
ing menu. Invitations to the affair
at Willa-VilIa will be in the mails
to-Lholio"s diu Il plS response Is
anticipated.
Get Expert Aid
Miss Marion Watts and Miss Ber-
tha Lowry, who were in France for
more than a year in Y. NJ. c. A
work, are to assist Francis ]. Hall
at the canteen in the big pavilion,
it was announced to-day.
Albert Kelsey, of Philadelphia,
architect and artist, came over from
Philadelphia this afternoon to con-
suit with Mrs. Marlin E. Olmsted
and others of the executive commit
tee regarding the decorations for
Willa-Villa. He is particularly in
terested in the metamorphosis
planned for the three large willow
trees not far from the glass-enclosed
pavilion. Steps will lead from the
pavilion to a wide walk, and this
walk will lead to bridge which, in
turn. will carry Skylarkers into the
heart of the willows, high above the
ground. What is to transpire in the
place of mystery has not been re-
vealed. Mr.. Kelsey says that the
natural charm of Willa-Villa will
enhance the special decorations.
The committee in charge of sup
per arrangements consists of Mrs.
Ross A. Hickok, Mrs. Joseph Shear
er and Mrs. Mercer B. Tate.
Mrs. Wilbur f. Harris, who is su-
pervising arrangements for a num-
Der of the dances, said this morning
that these will be a revelation.
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LABOR HEEDS PLEAS
OF WOMEN WORKERS
Three of Gener Sex Attend Convention Press Their De-
mands For Equal Rights With Men Competi-
tors in Business Field

Will women play important part i'll labor after the war?
Women delegates to the Pennsylvania State Federation of La
Dor believe they will take prominent place the industrial and
economic world though hosts have ceased and soldiers
are returning to their peace-time positions.
Among the delegates registered for the of the
three Miss Marie A. Depue Philadelphia repre-
sentng the American Federation of Teachers Miss Pauline New
Philadelphia of the Womens Trade Union League, and
Miss Fannie Seden New Kensngton representing the Central
Labor Union of her city.
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Wheat Prices Are to
Drop Immediately, Barnes
Promises In Statement

New York. May 14.-An immedi-
ate reduction in the price of wheat
reaching all down the line from the
producer to the baker. is believed
assured. according to a statement is
sued to-day by Julius Barnes. wheat
director, following a prolonged con-
ference yesterday between Mfr.
Barnes and representatives of the
grain industry. including grain hand
lers. millers. jobbers and bakers.
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ITALIANS MAssING TROOPS
ON COAST OF DALMATIA
By Associated Pres

London. May 1.-THE Italians are
landing large military forces at cara
and Scbenieo. on the coast of DaIma-
tia, according to Reuter- dispatch
from Belgrade, the Serbian capital.
The troops are being moved eastward
and are fortifying the ridge and
passes.
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LOCAL BANKS OPEN

The banks of Harrisburg will not
close tomorrow. I'VE intend no dis
respect" said one banker to-day.
but we found 1t necessary to remain
open to accommodate our custom
ers. This was decided upon after we
found that few places of business in
Harrisburg will suspend"
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CUMMINS CHOSEN
FOR CHIEF SEAT
IN j. s. SENATE
lowaian Selected at Republi-
can Conference; Lodge to
Lead Party

Washington, May IA. - Senator
Cummins, of Iowa, favored by the
progressive group, was chosen unan-
imously. for president pro tenn of
the Senate at the organization con-
ference to-day of Republican sena-
tors.
senator Lodge, of Massachusetts,.
was reelected party leader and dis
cussion of the controversy over
committee chairmanships for Sena-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-14
DIOCESE TALKS
OF HIGHER PAY
FOR MINISTER'S
Episcopal Session Discusses
Plan to Spend $4,000
in District
Special to Telegraph

Shamolin, May 14.-Plans for
spending $4,000 for church extern
sion work in the Harrisburg Dio-
cese of the Episcopal Church. which
is meeting in annual session at
Sham okin, will receive consideration
at the sessions of to-day. Another
important matter to be discussed
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GUARD SHIPS READY

Ponta DeIsada, Azores, May IA
Everything is in readiness here for
the transatlantic flight. Twenty
five destroyers have been stationed
between the Azores and Newfound-
land to guide the aviators.
Buoys to which the seaplanes will
be moored after their arrival were
planted yesterday.
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GERMANY FILESITS PROTESTS TO TREATY
WITH BIG COUNCIL; POWERS TO FRAME
REJOINDER TO OBJECTIONS OF TEUTONS
Women Score Peace Terms

Paris, May 14The Conference
omen International Conference Permanent Peace Zurich
the adopted
The resolution declares
right the
tce Rule of force declared continued by the
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THE WEATHER

Fer Harrisburg and vicinity,
IL cloudy to-night and Thur
dayi not much change In tenn
perafurey lowest tonight ahOut
50 degrees.
Fer Eastern Peansylvanfss Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursdav,
not much change In temuers
tures gentle, variable winds.
River
The auauuehanna river and al e.
branches will continue to faIl.
stage OF about S.3 feet Is in
afeated for Harrisburg Thurs
- naaEzGngs
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TFsorUrTov cENsyrrs oovrrNoR

RESOLUTION CENSUkE5 GOVERNOR
Harrisburg a resolution eensarira o9er-or
sproul for NOT meeting delegation Of Taasraar dele,
gates and expressing t6s 6siiss tbat Fs purposefy
"ayoded them introduced bus laid over until Fri
day morning on motion Of Miss Paulioe Newman ot
Philadelphia, who felt there ust be some mistake It
was said in convention that the Governor secretary had
said that the Governor denied himself TO visitors in rhs
morning b his DOCTORS orders, and that he could not
Gee the delegates this afternoon because be was going to
Philadelphia
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-14

concessions in the negotiations look
ing to an agreement on the Fiume
and Dalmatian controversies is con-
sidered, according to advices frorp
Paris as indicating progress toward
a definite understanding among the
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TeutonS Point to Effect of Pact on Their
Economic Situation; Object to Manner
in Which Presidents Points
Are Applied
BOLSHEVISTS DECLINE
OFFER OF ALLIES FOR FOOD
BY .fssociatcd Press.

PARIS, May 14-The three German delivered
Sounci OF Four the Havas Agency deal with the follow
ing subjects The first effect of the peace terms upon
Germanys eeonomc situation; the second with the
which President Wilson's points applied
against and the third with the principles reparaton
ands which protested although
many is prepared to subscribe them
One of the consideration is note presented w
Count Won Brockdor Rantzau Tuesday night asking
cation tor the sending of German greet the Austrian
peace delegation its Press opinion is
that the request will be denied
Several additional German peace DELEGATION at
Versailles before the Allied powers consideration
Three such notes delivered the Council Four this
morning and shortly after in Paris
the Council had appointed subcommittee of member
rom each OF the great poWerso deal with the popos
tons pr
The Council also had under consideration the subject of por
and waterways and various details Austrian Peace
now being framed.
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Italy Is Less Insistcnt

Italy Is Less Insistcnt
Italy, 1T appears, is not insisting
upon France and Great Britain
carrying out all the terms of the
treaty of London, under which she
was to receive extensive territories
on the eastern shore of the Adriatic
in the settlement of the war claims.
This apparent willingness to make
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William IT,
johnson and Dora W. Leng, Harrisburg.
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CONTINUED ON Page 81
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
DESDE GALES
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sUNTUoso BALE ssSfg /

En- la noche del domingo diez y sie-
te del mes en- curse, Sc nev6 a cabo en-
Ell amplio salon del Casino Cialefio. un
regio bale. Una orquesta de la ciudad
de Manati habilmente dirigida por ell
senior Rafael de La o, amenizo ell acto,
reinando gran animaci6n entire las Sc
lecta concurrencia que ALI le rendia
culto a Terpsicore. Desde lejos pudi-
mos contemplar a la bella y espiritual
sedorita Eduvina Corretjer la que con
su tiinica azul parecia una Virgen baja-
da del Olinpo. Tambien tuvimos el gus
to de admirar a las no menos elegantes
seforitas Monies, Tete Pacheco, Car
mencita velez, sefioritas Arbonas, Or
tiz, Prado, Carrasquillo Y otras mas
cuyos nombres no recordamos:
Nuestra mas afectuosa felicitaci6n
la respectable directiva del Casino Cia
leho por las agradables horas de solaz
con que obsequi6 la culta Sociedad de
este pueblo.
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LAS INTERMEDIATES DEL
HIGADO

Esta enfermedad Sc manifesta gene
ralmente por una sensaci6n de pesadez,
incomodidad y dolor al costado derecho
del vientre debate de las costillas. FL
rostro de los enfermos es amarillo, BIZ
lioso; las orinas muy tefidas. Desde
que Sc empiezan a sentir estos sintomas
debe empezarse Ell tratamiento con. el
Arthri-sel, para evitar que, Ell NAL Sc
agrave.
En- todos los casos, Ell medicamento
por excelencia es Ell Arthri-Sel. De ven-
ia en- todas las farmacias, Agente Ge-
neral en- Puerto Rico, Juan A. Perez,
Allen SO, P. o. Box 425, San Juan. Adyt
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Eou1Po COMPLETE

Participants a nuestra clientela que
hsmos recibido una gran cantidad de
colchones de alambre de todos tamahos,
v una gran variedad en- estilos de ca
mitas de alambre. Tambien podemos ser
yirle, la colchoneta, ell mosquitero, las
sabanas, fmidas y almohadss.
J.. MEJIAS g. co.
Tel6fono 671, Carretera 241, Stop 241a
Santurce, p. R. Advt.
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EEL MUNDo".

Este importante diario que Sc edita
en- San Juan adquiere cada dia mas pres
tigio en- esta poblacion por su variada
y nutrida information asi como tambien
por las paginas de literature con que
obsequia sus lectores.
Publication como. esta merece Ell apo
70 v protection del publico.
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BALE sANGRIENTo.

En- la noche del sabado fue teatro ell
barrio Jagua, de esta poblaci6n, de un
sangriento bale. Dicho bale Sc neva-
ba cabo en- La casa del senior Jose Ia
mora, pero algunos concurrentes pa
recia que Sc habian dado un palito de
"Ssn Antonio, forlnandose un ssrio
motin, donde resultaron heridos Ma
nuel Cabi de un fuerte navajazo en- la
mano derecha y otros individuos mas,
con pedradas y heridas menos graves.
Las autoridades de este pueblo entien-
den en- ell asunto.
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BAYAl1oN Dz P1ACEnns

En- 81 immediate pueblo de Baya-
mon ss .abrio aver al pdblico ON pues-
to para ven.s de peri6dicos instalGn-
dose en- uno de los kioskos de La pla
"a. Es I'M sitio ideal y todas horas
se encontrark alk EEL MUNDo.Y
Tsmbien SO venden eigarrillos, t..
baeo6, dulceS y refrsscos. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico Cirujapo, farmaceutico, Bac-
teri6logo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va, York. Excatedratico de Bacteriolo-
gia de la Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Laboratorio de AnAlisis Cinico y
Bacteriol6gico. Medicina General.
Horas de consulta de a 10 A. III
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
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IMPRESSION.

Ha causado honda impression entire al
gunas personas de esta poblacion la
nefasta noticia del fin del mundo'',
anunciada por el Can6nigo ingles Webb
Peploe, en- La Iglesia de San Pablo de
Londres. Nosotros sentirnos la realiza-
ci6n de tai noticia por los muchos aspi-
rantes Comisionados Municipales.
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CERTIFICATE DE D1soIuc1oN

FL Secretario Executive ha expedido
de acuerdo con La ley, certifcado de
disolucion voIuntaria la corporation
"Panzardi, Mayoral y Co. Inc
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JOSE PENA REYES

AUDITOR z CONTABLE PUBLICO
Balances demostrativos; decIaracio-
mes sobre Income Tax", investi-
gaciones confdencialeS; implantaci6n de
sistemas modernos.
Gen. Contreras 7S, apartado 4S7, San
Juan, p. r.
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PROFESSIONAL:

PROFESSIONAL:
Medco, Abogado, Ingenero. 81 usted hombre pro-
gressta desea aumenar Ell nnmero de cente andnce
Sc an1ncese constantemente Para clio brindaos esta
Secc6n la cual poda usted hacer que gurase nomre
unto al de los PROFESSIONALS mas prestgosos acredtadog
de Puerto Rico jNo usted atendibs nd
cacones? Pues apreslrese envar anuncio iQue p
bico nombre letras de mode los dlas
mportante para usted mo vaya fgurarse la gen.
te que usted ejerce va!
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Para ell dia veintitres han sido cita-
dos los profesores rurales del distrito
para que concurran la primera reu
ni6n de maestros, que tendra lugar en-
el ontiguo teatro, y en- la que han de
tratarse asuntos de surna importancia,
relacionados con la labor escolar que
el senior Mcclure, inspector de escuelas,
Sc propone dessrrollar durante el pro
ximo curse escolar.
Nos proponemos asistir para informar
nuestros lectores de los acuerdos adop-
tados.
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DE CINE.

Continla nuestro enthusiastic pnblico
fayoreciendo todas las noches nuestro
cine ''Delicias''. Su empresario ell Sc
nor Morales, no descansa un momento
por traer las mejores peliculas que Sc
exhipen en- los teatros de Ia Isla. Mere
ce placemes don Jacinto.
coRREsPoNsAL.
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Cornerciantes

Ell que suscribe remat6 todos los COL
chones, frisas, catres, mosQuiteros, ca
pas. camisas y baules del campamen-
TO Las Casas, no dejarse enganar. pi-
dan precios.
Manuel RODRIGUEZ. P. o. BOx rs
Te. AZ. Rio PiedraS.
Advt.
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FL sabado por La maiiana tuvo efecto
ell sepelio del cadaver del respectable ca
ballero y prestigioso hijo de estas To-
mas Acenciado Juan Gregory Ramos.
padre de nuestro particular amigo don
Enrique Gregory.
Damos sus familiares La sincera ex-
preston de nuestra condolencia mas sen
tida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21

Dentro de algunos dias Sc ausen.ara
de las, Tomas en- union de su buena ia
milia ell prominente obrero de esta ciu-
dad don Jose Henriquez-don Peps3,
qu.en trasladara su residencia la Gen.
tral "C6rcega", EN- donde ha sido nom
brado para desempe1ar un puesto de
confianza.
Aunque felicitamos al amigo Pepe
Henriquez por su merecido ttiunfo y
lie deseamos exito, lamentamos la ausen-
cia de I'm elemento tan valioso que
siempre ha prestado grandes servicios
por Ell engrandecimiento de nuestro pue
bio.
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Sc ouEJAN.

Varios vecinos de la parte denom;-
NADIA CUBA" Sc quejan sobre ell ti-
roteo de piedras que vienen ocurrien-
do no muy atlas horas de la noehe.
Ponga coto este quien corresponds.
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ENFERMo.

Sc epcuentra EN- su residencia ligera-
mente enfermo de un pie Ell acaudalado fl
nancierO persona que goza de muchas
simpatias en- esta poblaci6n don Elias
Torres Noriega. Pronta mejora lie de-
seamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21

Profusamente ha circulado por ess
to ciudad una hoja suelta en- La que
ell senior Arturo de Santiago, Jr. anun-
cia la aperture de un taller de sastre-
ria en- la calle de la Esperanza No. Is.
Que tenga buenos negocios son nues-
tros deseos.
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DEsGRAcIADo sUcEso.


En- la tarde del domingo diez siete
del corriente Ell jovencito Juan Sais,
hijo de nuestro aprecisdo amigo don
Narc'so Sais, empleado del Branch de
La Colectiva en- esta ciudad, sufri6 una
caida por una de las ventanas del Sc
gundo piso del edifcio que ocupa La
Colectiva. Como a una altura de ounce
metros y mientras ell joven Sais iba
a cerrar una de dichas ventanas, cay6
al patio del mismo edifcio, donde fue
recogido por su hermano Sisi, otras
personals, qu;enes 10 condujeron inme-
diatamente su casa, y examinado por
ell doctor Martinez experimentaba Sc
rias contusiones en- la cabeza demas
parties del cuerpo. Este acciden.e ha
causado honda consternacion en- todas
las classes sociales de esta poblaci6n,
por tratarse de una familia que goza
aqui de generates simpatias y conside.
racienes. Que Sc mejore pronto son nues
tros deseos.
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DESDE SAN GERMAN

FL senior Carlos Ramirez Domfnguez,
que durante un largo periodic de tempo
dessmpefi6 la plaza de farmaceutico mu-
nicipal, ha presentado la renuncia de
su cargo, habiendo sido nombrado pa
ra sustituirle don Leoncio Rivera.
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MANUEL DUENO
MED1co-cIRUJANo

coNsULTAs-9 a IL a. m. ysa5 SPIN.
Marti st. Mum. s Telefono 70
Bayam6n, P. R.
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Varios amigos nos han indicado soli-
citemos pdblicamente de las personals
que tienen talleres en- oil vecino pueblo
de Lajas que Sc dedican a la confec-
ci6n de biusas para varias casas ameri-
canas. que cicrtas condolences de las
que exigen las jovenes que Sc dedi-
can a estos trabajos no correspondent
con las observaciones generates que las
agentes reciben de las casas que elias
representa-.
81 la condic on de que una persona po
sea propague las ideas quevprofesan
las gentes, continda exigi6ndosele a
las dignas j6venes que obtienen algun
dinero por IA confecci6n de cie-tas blu
sas 81 elias pierden ell trabajo por no
seguir las indicaciones superiores, nos
otros nos dirigiremos personalmente a
las casas americanas que tienen estos
negocios en- la isla.
va 10 saben. 81 no cesar esta campa-
fia, seguiremos ocupandonos de este asun
to.
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FL jueves Sc embarcara con rllmbo a
Norte don Gabriel F. Correa, quien va
en- asuntos comerciales.
Deseamosle buenos negocios Y fehz
travesia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21

Sc nos informa por persona intere-
sada que MIR. Mcclure tiene ell deseo
de premiar la efciente labor que Ell jo-
ven professor Armando Baez efectuara
en- una de las escuelas del barrio Rosario
durante ell aiio escolar proximo pasado
enviandole al barrio Tuna.
Este es un error, senior Mcclure. 81
ell joven Baez hizo un gran esfuerzo
debe usted hacer una de estas dos CO.
sas: dejarle en- ell mismo barrio para
que continue la labor comenzada o en-
viarle a una escuela de mas importan-
cia.
Durante el proximo curse escolar he
mos de felicitarle por sus buenas obras,
pero estamos dispuestos a llamarle la
atencion en- cualquier case cue usted
Sc equivoque.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21

Anoche falleci6 en- su residencia de la
calle de Tetuan, de esta localidad, la
dsstinguida sonora dofa Angela Leon
viuda de Medina.
Su entierro, verihcado en- la tarde
de hoy, fue bastante concurrido.
Enviamos a sus deudos ell tes.imonio
de nuestro sentido p691me por ian
sensible perdida.
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La ECoNoAuCA

Fonda Restaurant y casa dormitO-
rio Excslsnts SsrviciO En- sOmidA .
Ia carta.
Ell Restaurant mas popular en- Ban
Juan pOr sus Ssrvicios y condiments
ci6n en- Ia cOmidA.
Tel6fono 11S. Restaurant Crigto n
y dormitorio CriSto II. Propietar1o.
Adva. PATRICIo BLASOo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
DE PAsEo.

Sc encontraba de paseo por estos la
res la simpatica sefiorita de Vega Baia
Anita Prado, hermana de la actual te.e-
fonista de este.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
EN- AsUNTos DE sU PROFESSION

Ell dia ounce de la semana proxima
passda tuvimos ell gusto de saludar a
nuestro distinguido amigo don Manuel
Barber, que actualmente reside en- San
turce.