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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25
Las Galerias de Modas


Las modas mas notables de Paris
Nueva York hallanSe felizmente reunidas
en- las GalerfaS de ModaS. Ali sc encuen-
tran exhibiciones que constantemente va
rian, presentadas menudo con toda ce-
remonia, con el objeto de introducir las
1ltimaS novedades de Paris y Londres, las
cuales despues sirven de inspiration para
los eleganteS modelos de hechura anne
ricana Estas secciones estan divididaS en-
sus correspondence grupoS para seiioras,
SehOritas, y niraS
Las Secciones Francesas
En- uno de los pisos superiores dis
pueStoS alrededor de la Rotonda ha-
lanse los pequefoS saloneS de las Sec
clones francesas. Siempre Sc encOn-
trardn ahi los 1ltimoS modelos en-
buSaS de lenceria negliges pariSien-
SeS. Estas secciones fueron las pri-
meras de Su claSe en- Nueva York
Ell Burlington Arcade" para Caballeros
Ell Burlington Arcade" ofrece un servicio inme-
orable para los caballeros que acostumbran levar
ropa de corte ingles bien hecha sobre medida.
Todas las mercancias de eSta seccion estan hechas
seg1n los estos mas recentes de Londres arbitro de
la moda para cabalIeros as Paris 10 es para la
de seforas Ell surtido ncluve, trajes chaquetas de
casa pantalones, sombreros sobretodos, abrigos de
polo, impermeables, guardapolvos bastones, trajes
smoking tTaes de etiqueta, paraguas gonas.
FL sericio del Burlington Arcade" tambien in
do
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-11-27
THE wELsHMAN WON.

A person died. He willed all his
earthly possessions to be divided among
an Englishman, an Irishmsn and .
Scotchman. But the will was condi-
tional: each Of the legatees was to
place five pounds in the testator's cof-
fin. On the day appointed (by Fate)
the Englishman placed five-pound
note, as willed; the Irishman collected
a number of coins somehow shillings,
sixpences and coppers-and made up
his contribution Of five pounds, which
he placed on the Englishman's FLYER.
The Scotchman then made out a check
for fifteen pounds and, pocketing the
ten pounds already deposited, threw in
his check with the remark: "That g
easier"
A month later, when the Scotchman
perused his pass book, he was surprised
to find that his check had been eashed.
The undertaken was Welshman.-
London Sketch. .-.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-11-27
PLAus1BLE EXPLANATION.

Returning home from carnival the
other night, Glenwood avenue man
was jubifant because he had won prizes
at several of the stands.
81 got four boxes of candy, {, o
kewpie dolls, seven stickpins and
chicken" he told his wife.
"Did you wear your sporty hatP
eyes"
"And that suit with the big
checks"
"Why certainly"
"And that loud tiefo
eyes. But what's the differencefo
"ThaS accounts for the winning OF
all those prizes. I'll bet cookie that
the stand keepers thought you were .
capper connected with the outfits. -
Youngstown Telegram.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-11-27
|RAMSDELL ROPED SUCKERS
With DETECTIVE BUREAU
Hbbng Man Fails to Get Promised Detectives Guarantee
Check Is Pronounced Worthless Several Hundred Are
Caught on Mesaba Range, N Duluth and Superior.

rent bill in the hands Of local law
yer to enforce collection.
1t is alleged that about 600 suckers
in Duluth and Superior bit at the bait
lof the phony detective bureau and
were hooked to the tune Of $25 in q
majority Of cases, but some confess to
getting stung for 500. It IS alleged
that some big suckers paid $3.50. It
is safe to say, therefore, that the con-
Germ took not. less than $4,000 away
from local business men. Picking was
rich and easy in the Mesaba range
| towns.
It has been proposed that Suckers
club be organized and that the charter
members come from the large list Of
victims of Ramsdell and others in the
matter Of the Pioneer National Detec-
tive Bureau and several fake adver-
Using publications that have been
pulled off in Duluth in the last year
or two.
Among the many victims in Duluth
were the following, viz:
Northern Electrical Co., every garage
in the city, Kelley Hardware Co, every
music store, Fair Department Store,
Outlet Department Store, Messrs. Kris
& Rose. Bruen' 3 Apparel shop, John E.
Roos, John Hardware Co. at the West
End, Gustafson & Pearson Hardware
Store, J. E. Meyers grocery, Langdahl
the tailor, Granquist Electrical Co., Ba-
ker Electrical Co., Top Notch Tire Co.,
Scandal Fish Co., Heimbach Lumber
Co., Columbia Clothing Co, Three Win
ners Clothing Co., Greek 3 Superior st.
Store, the Oriental Shop. Stacks De-
partment Store, the M. NJ. Gasser gro
Gerry, Boston Music Co., the Home a:
the Yale laundries, the Gibson insur-
ance agency, Roland W. Esterly. The
foregoing are but samples.
Over in Superior the sucker list con-
tains the name Of every big store in
that city, Ted Barron, Tower Clothing
Co., Spindler's grocery, 2. A. Downs,
undertaken and coroner, Benson Elec-
trical Co., Plaza Theatre and New Era
Business College.
Practically every garage in Virginia,
Hibbing, Eveleth and Chisholm bit on
the scheme and were neatly hooked, in
many eases, at least, by N. j. c. Rams
dell, the notorious advertising burglar.
There are still other interesting chap
tiers from the Life and Adventures OF
Advertising Burglar Ramsdell, the man
who is supervising the publication Of
motor bulletin for the Duluth Auto
mobile club.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-11-27
THE cANNY SCOTS.

eyes" said the traveller. 81 had
an amusing journey up to town. There
were two Scotsmen in the carriage
Chow do you know they were Scots
menf" asked the cashier curiously.
"By their accent, supposed"
mo; you see, they both happened
to take their pipes out together. Well,
they filled them and then each calmly
waited for the other. to strike a match. e
= Well, what happeneds'
sob, ] brought out my pipe, so both
Of them waited for my match. o-Ex.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-11-27
THE oANNY sA11oRMAN.

A sailor had been showing an old
lady over the ship and after thanking
him, she remarked suddenly:
81 see that, according to the ships
orders, tips are forbidden.
The sailor turned to the visitor and
with knowing look answered: Why,
bless you ma am, so were apples in the
Garden Of Eden. ',-Arklight.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-11-27

at the door Of that low moral endeavor
dump, madam, herself, threw her arms
around his neck, so warm was her well
come, and exclaimed: "Hello, sweetie
you cute young thingi"
At that time, madam was out Of
booze, but she expected supply soon.
One booze vendor offered her moon
shine at $35 gallon, provided she
bought three gallons. She declared that
she could handle only q gallon at q
! time and that she could get all she
wanted at $25 q gallon.
A bunch Of Proctor boys play this
place. Three of them and two girls
had big party on Wednesday night
of last week. One Of the men was the
cook in the camp at Proctor, where
members of the Seldom Soviet are
lodged and boarded. A big bag Of
sandwiches for the party was secured
at Superior street restaurant in the
400 block.
This dump is not far from the police
station and any competent officer usu-
ally can find at least two girls there
and, often, panderer, If business is
not rushing. Madam's official panderer
sticks mighty close to his meal ticket
and his happy home.
The Irrepressible Lexington.
Despite raids, heavy losses in for
feited bail and more or less exposure
in the Rip-saw, the Lexington hotel, at
No. 206 West Superior street, adjoin.
ing the City National bank, is actively
doing business. Trade has been SO
rushing Of late that five girls have
been kept busy. One girl called ssRed''
has been selling booze ont Of q bottle
at so cents snort. This is popular
place for some Of the Proctor sports.
One Of them recently was asked $25
for an all-night session at acting shame
fully. Short orders cost SIS but prices
often are cut to So when business is
dull. You often can beat 'em down a
couple Of dollars from the schedule
price. @r
A number of young degenerates who
stand in front Of pool halls and insult
passing women also play this place.
There is a rumor that Madam White,
the bold and irrepressible owner Of this
dump, has on deal for its sale.
Mildred Bennett, alias Mildred e.
Murray, at the Harvard hotel, No. 20S
West Superior street, lost $500 few
weeks ago in forfeited bail. She put
up 800 for selling booze and 5000
for keeping a redlight joint. Charley
Elk caught her, by mistake, thinking
that he was in the Lexington.
If any redlight stunts have been
performed recently, Madam Murray
pulls them off herself. There is a
rumor that some change win take place
at the Harvard before long.
A Rip-saw inspector recently received
tip that an investigation Of the Sell
wood building basement might develop
something interesting but, since there
is new chief Of police, the Great Fam
lily journal will leave any investiga-
tions to him or to some prohibition
sleuth. --
There's enough more about dirty
dumps in Duluth to make book, but
the Rip-saw's space is exhausted for
this issue. ~. --
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-11-27
PETE WAS PLEASED.

81 just found new spike on your
track; practice economy" said Supt.
Kreitter to one Of his section bosses.
Good for you'll exclaimed old Pete
Pinchbar. GIVE been havin' two Of
my men huntin' for that spike al the
.mornin'.n
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-11-27
SAW THEM ALL.

Snaky Ed returned from the county
seat today where he went to see the
circus and side show Ed says he not
only saw the bearded Lady, but he also
had the pleasure Of meeting said lady's
wife and children.-Ex.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-11-27
sHAKEspEARE IN THE SCHOOLS.

Miss Jones gave her class test in
which she asked them to name five Of
Shakespeare plays. Among the titles
received were these:
King Liar.
A Merchant Of Venus.
Odd Fellow.
McBath.
Omelet.
This reminds us Of the high school
pupil who said that Shakespeare's most
famous poem was "Venice on Ade-
noids. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-11-27
THEM THE FUN BEGAN.

A reporter was misinformed and the
obituary of live man appeared in his
paper. Of course, the live man was
more or less indignant about the error
and, rushing to the telephone, called
the editor.
s'I see in your dirty old sheet that
am Dead" he snorted.
eyes" replied the editor. "Where
are you speaking fromf'-Atchison
Glohe .-H- -a... r.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-11-27
THE FAIR GERTRUDE.

A fair creature indeed is Gertie Got
rox, fair in body and mind.
ct wonder what you would say II I
should ask you to marry me-" insinu-
ated the impecunious sutton.
"Im give You two guesses," she
replied.
That certainly was fair enough.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-06-04


ALL CORSETS AND BRASSIERS
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
LA VIDA EN- Ell UNIVERSE

dc IA matsrnidad A mealda aus ella cfs.
&C. We con orguiio l. formation eraduai
de su belleza y comprsnde qus IA as
agradar. rosnsr. encaniaf. , empiea -
dss Las foFmas a. seduction con ama
ToILETTEs , sus perfumes
la naturaieza Ia eondncs por la ma-
no al an supreme. y In impalaa con -
bilid'd hacia este IN ocnitanae . su sp-
timismo. misteriosau<p,s iss dolorss
y peiigros de Ia matsrnidad.
su bcllexa mo tiene otro en- aue -.
tamorfossaF IA RIA en- mnisg. En- ~
DIRE de famiiia nj amor Il - eonvsfsl-
do en- esciava spaslonada dsi hombra
que ha eloRido. de iss hiios : los cuaisa
sacrihcaria 81 vida misma. como Il "a
lima dcacndc q sus poiiusios y Il ave
ella protcge au nifo.
Y IA matcrnidaa. II naeimisnts. II
transformsci6n ds u sanafs en- ischs.
osc.7 Y los nidosg Y las cfisAiidaA y -
mariposas7
No 80 dsja YES En- toda 60 una fueF
"a inscligente del pian ds ia naturals
"a que quiere ia vida y msnihsata nu -
luntad Dc ar mode asiencioso su todos
los sercs. desde Jos humanos hasta -
daa las especics animaiss. hasta 70 -
gectcs los moluscos y haasa - piantaa
mo ~ csto yer 81 81 medic dis7
Para spreciar este "espsrltu en- Il
naturaicza' nsceaario asria sssumiS aami
tcda Ia historic natufai. de.fs 10 meta
morfosis del insscso. y Il ds.snvoist
micnto de los microorRarismes. haatn -
inhnitamente arands
Un cspiritn latonte en- todo. - misms
en- el mineral qus tiens ana vida ~
dimenfaria. como en la planias aus rien
en- los campos waderaa
Con foda 20 impeFfscci5n. uuestFo pia
meta. nos ofrecs 81 sspectAeuis ds una
prodigiosa supcrahundancia a. Via. -
TO o. una copa demasiado eesrssha aus
sc dcsborda por sodas partsa. Ia va
rcbcsa por toaos laaoa. def fonds ds -
mares. del vale q u u,5ntana. dsads =
manto de vegetacion que tapixa Il sas-
10. desdo el humus d ios eampos y -
los bosqueA y harta dsi airs aua resp
ramos se eleva un rsbuir inmsnso. pss.
dieioso. perpetuo
iEscuchemos' a. IA xrandioaa wa -
Ia Nafuraieza tornado por todas iaa ~.
ces desconocidss mintsrieaaa enc nss
hablan STA cesar. y IA vos dsi visnas
en- Las norestaa. de- - agnaa. as lss -
res. de- los mares. ds todo - aus enlsss
vibra = nuestro alrsfer.
(Del franctsl
Tor ANA ROGUE DE- DuPnEY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
ALARlMAS SIN .FUNDAMENTO
CUANDO Ell REMEDI0
ESTA A LA MAN0

En- la infancia no hay NADIA mas
que alayme a la madre tanto como
el desarreglo en- la salud del niiio,
cuando viene acompanado de ataques
repentinos, de convulsiones espas-
mos. Estos son generalmcnte sinto-
mas de lombrices solitaria. La ac-
ci0n pronta valiosa del Vermffugo
"TIRO SEGURO", del DIR. H. F..
Peery, 10 recomienda especialmente
como remedio de valor incalculable.
Una sola dosis surte ell efecto desea-
do la mayor parte de las veces, linn
piando ell sistema de lombrices so
litaria 10 que es mas importante,
destruye por complete los focos dom
de sc crfan desarrollan aquellas.
No hay que dudar de la eficacia del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
MANIFESTACIoNEs DEL VICE
PREsIDENTE DE LA UNION
DE MARINos.

FL vice -presidcnte de la Union In
ternacionai de Marines, Mr.. Anthony
J. chlopek, visit6 la Playa dc Fajar-
do ALI hablo los trabajadores
acerca de las organizaciones obrcras
v las mejoras conseguidas on las con-
diciones de los aiiliados la 'Fcdc
raci6n Libre.''
Manifesto Mr.. Anthony a. no vieno a
Puerto Rico agitar una hueiga, sind
estudiar sobre el terrono la situa.
ci6n de los trabajadores portorrique-
nos. Dijo que los Directories de las
organizaciones obreras pedirsan sala-
rios mas crecidos. y que. de no obte.
nerlos, SO declararia una huelsa gene.
raj en- los muelles de Ia isla
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
DE CENTRIC AMERICA

I'll "Antonio Lopez" trajo, entire
otros mas, los siguiertes pasajeros;
Fernando Martinez, Antonia r.. de
Martinez, Carmen Martinez, Aida Mar
tinez, Fernando Martinez, A H. Mac.
Kay, Jose Ma. oieda, Francisco Cutie
rrez, John Mengui, David Daniel. JOSS
Pezzotti, Pe.rina de Pezzotti, Josefina
PozzOtti, Arturo Beneditti. Enrique val
d6s, Adolhna dc vald6s. Luis Bcrznes,
Federico cample, Gustadf Kinperi, Lr-
ciano Alvarez, Manuel Rodrigues Juan
Rodriguez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
NFORMACION GENERAL

ssrio B. de Mitchell, quien en- compa-
mia de su simpatica hija Lavinia y de
su hijo Roberto, compartieron con nos
otrcs un agradable ratio de expansion
juvenil
ALI Sc reunio 10 mas selecto de la So
ciedad de .Santurce, un ramo de flores
tornado por las sefioritas Lavinia Nit
chell. Andrea v Angelica Guasp; Provi-
ia, Josefna y Antonio Riancho; Angela
Albanese Maria, Rosa y Aida Iriarte
Castro; Carmen, Rosita 9 Isabelita Ba-
rreras; Luz v Matilde Mendin; Carmen
Ramirez; Aida y Blanca Denton, Maria
Teresa Gonzalez, Rosalito Pereyra, MO
nina Rosarito Rodriguez. sefioras de
Zafra, de Riancho, viada de Iriarte y do
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
PARA EsPAHA

Embarcaron bordo del Antonio
Lopez
Luis Campillo, Enrique Campillo, Jos
quin Alvarez, Francisco Min, Antonio
Montanez, Ahalia samalea Y dos nj
nos, Hip6lito Fec Garcia, Antonia r. dc
Monroig, Jesus carcia, Ana Carazoni
famiIia, Juan s Diaz, Ainalia Tori
JOS Manuel Diaz, A. Mejias, jose Blu
ran. Rafael Cabrera, Enrique cabaIle.
TO y Arturo Beue ietti.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
soBREsE1Do Y ARcHrvADo

En- Ell case de Julio Rodriguez y An
dres Batista (a) Chaleman, quiencs
habian sido sentenciados en- ell Tribunal
municipal, cumplir un mes de carcel,
por haber estafado, iugando las tres
cartas. un hombre de Vega Baja, fue-
ron absueltos en- el Tribunal de Distri-
to, secci6n segunda. Estos mismos acu-
ssdos, en- union de Juan Bosch y ceci-
lilo Castro, fueron arrestados por Ell &C
two detective Ferrer, por una orden
del fiscal del Dsstrito, Lcdo. Diaz Co
llazo Sc les acusa de robo y Sc ha fla
do una fianza de $1,000, a cada uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
AcUsADo ABsUELTo

Fernando Enrfquez fue sentenciado
on ell Tribunal municipal de Bayam6n
a pagar $40 de multa y las costas, por-
que en- los momentos que guiaba un au-
tomovil de la porto Rico Railway
Light and Power Co., arroll6 al menor
Juan Sanchez, ocasionandole varias
contusiones en- Ell cuerpo. de las que fue
curado en- ell hospital. Enriquez apelo
de la sentencia dictada por Ell mencio-
nado tribunal y ell juez Rivera zayas
10 absolvio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15

Ell Ayudante, sofior Jddice, nos dijo
aver que por ahora no hay plazas de
policfa, 10 que nosotros hacemos constar
para conocimiento del pubico, pues el
Quartet General Sc We diariamente visi-
tado por muchos aspirantes.
En- la actualidad, hay cerca de 1900
solicitudes para guardias en- la oficina
del Ayudante, de las cuales Sc van GU
briendo las vacantes que ocurran.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
DON JUAN Was ocHoTECo

En- compania de su distinguish sehora
esposa EMBARGO aver para Espana el
prestigioso caballero d. Juan Was ocho-
teco, quien paso una sbrove temporada
en- esta isla, donde cuenta con grandes
afcctos y simpatias
FL senor Was Ochoteco es un juris-
consulto notable que en- pasados amos
ocup6 un altisimo puesto en- la politi-
ca y en- la Administrator del pals, don
de puso de relieve su gran talento
Deseamos al estimado caballero v a
su dignisira esposa un feliz viaje y gra
tas impresiones en- la capital de Espa-
ma. donde van residir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
REUNION DE ALBAN1LEs

FL dia diez y nueve celebraran una
asamblea, en- el edificio de la ''Federa-
ci6n" los albafiles organizados para
tratar asuntos relacionados con la vida
y progreso de los mismos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
DENEGADAs

Ell oGbernador deneg6 las soicitudes
de iibertad bajo palabra presentadas por
los confnados Santiago Castro, Dolores
Lanz6 y Quintfn Gonzalez Tambien de-
neg6 las de indulto y restitution de de
rechos civiles, presentadas por Ezequiel
Lopez y Baldomero Ruiz, respective
mcnte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15

ce la unica adn..s1blc, pucS asi nos 10
demuestra la misma naturaleza, y nos
parece que a pesar de las divergencias
de los no racionalistas, el distico do
voltaire la resume en- dos linoas:
lei UNIVERSE ME coNFUNDE
Y NO PUEDo soNDEAR
QUE ESTE RELoJ ExIsTA X NO
TENGA RELoJERo"
Porque, EN- verdad, el sistema del mum
do es un reloj que Marcia Le rigcn
leyes matematicas. Los cuadrados de los
tiempos son entire ellos como los cubos
dc las distancias; la gravitacion univer-
sal origina las rcvolucioncs sideralcs
dc las estrellas doblcs, asi como las TO
voluciones planetarias: Ia matcria obc.
dece al dinan:.smo.
81 este universe no tuviera mol6cu.
las dotadas de attraction mutua, seria
despues de algdn tempo, un bloque Gao
tico inmovil
En- la primera teoria, 10 que existc
es un resultado cualquiera de la exis-
tencia de la materia, y 10 que es bastan
te il6gico, porque no Sc ha tenido cn
cucnta el origen del movimiento
Admitiendo esta teoria mecanica sin
direction, la vida terrestre scria considu
rada asi mismo, como un reSultado for.
tuito, 10 que aparece igualEsnte iiogico
en- contradiction con 10 que obscrva.
mos; pues todo nos muestra las ccsas
crganizadas para producer y perpetuaE
la vida: plantas, animales, hombres, On
la superfcie del suelo, en- las aguas, on
les aires, los seres grandes y pcquefos,
microbes por millares, Sc desenvuelven
en- parasites, aun con detrimento dc IA
vida misma, por la suprema Icy bibli.
ca: "Creced y multiplicaos".
81, ley suprema. La especie humana
conscienten-snte librc Gse substrae q
ella7
Quizas un POGO mas que la planta dc
innumerables g6rmenes; quizas un 20.
co mas que cl peg, que el insccto, quo 81
ave; pero recordando todavia a nnestro
amigo voltaire, Sno escribio 81 en- cirrto
dia sobre el zocalo dc una cstatua de-
! Amor:
''Quicn quiera que til seas, We aqui u
amo. Ell es, el fue, v q dcbc ser
we'd la mas inocente joven, In MAJ
pura, la mas ingenua.
Ella dice que esta hecha para amar
para ser amada
Toda nina juega con su muhcca, dc
n.ostrando, sin saberlo. cl sentiments
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
10 QUE DICE Ell SENIOR PARE'

Nos informa el senior Pares, alcaide
de la carcel municipal, que ell encisrro
on bartolina que sufre Ell confnado sera-
fin Bafios no Sc debe las pesimas con-
diciones en- que Sc encuentra aquel edif-
clio, sino un castigo impuesso por Ell
senior Par6s, debido que Bafios Sc ha
evadido otras veces dc Ia carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
DON PEDRO MERcADo

Este apreciabilisimo csballero, de We
ga Baja, quiere hacer constar que el
no envi6 las lineas que publicamos y
que Sc reheren la bella muy esti-
mada senorita Mercedes Davila, en- una
nota social referente aquella pobla-
ci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-15
vARIos TAPoNEs on AuT0m0vl
LES HAN sfDo HUnTADos

Hacc varios diaa aus - vienen resii
zsndo varios robon - tnponsa A. ause
n5viles. sir que hasta IA fsehs - pe.
iicia ri Ia detective. hayan podids 80.
riguar a clsncia eleFta aaienes son -
cacos que se dedican > esta nneva pssfs
sion. Duranfe IL ssmana - nan -
bado los tapones ds los antom6siiss -
los senorss doctor fneot Blaneo. -
lima. Eduardo France y Psaagasieans.
Cada tap6n csiA valofado en 80.
Medals ds sehoga y cabailefe A cess
hoy on IL
s,crUDAD coNDAL"
Ia ticnda aus mas haFnto vsmda
Cruz g. Sac 1Hnn v. =
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UN HoMBRE AFRO
|. LLADo PoR UN AUTO

En- la parada %, de santurce, Ell au-
tomovil de Jesus Caraballo, guiado por
Domingo Rivera, arrollo a Jaime villal-
ba, ocasionandole varias fuertes contu-
stones en- el cuerpo, de las que fu6 Gu
rado EN- la sala de socorro.
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vermifugo "TIRo SEGURo". del
DIR. H. F. Peery, el inico legftimo IA
bricado exclusivamente por Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pill CO., 372 Pearl
St.. New York. ~ Y. No hay necesi
dad de otros purgantes para compile
tar su accion. Pruebelo Sc conven-
cera. Advt.
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La Policia de Bayamon arrest6 Ju-
lio Mulere, sobre Quien pesan once de-
nuncias por delitos de falsifcaci6n.
Este individuo dispuso de $147.22, que
no 10 pertenecian
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JARANA-BArIE EN- sArruRcE

Con la animation que So previa, celobr6
Sc una regia jarana-baile On la hermosa
residencia dc Ia distinguida sefiora Ro.
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RAMON FoURN1ER MARQUEE
D. M. T.

Cirujano Menor, Mecanoterapista, Des-
injector v Einbalsamador
Laboratorio de Mecanica Dental
Application de la medication hipoder-
mica del doctor Horvizt para la Tu-
berculosis, Stills, Dermatosis, Como
rrea, Asma, Cancer etc. Especial apli
caci6n de Masages El6ctricos. Once
amos de practica professional ohcina
Edihcio Borinquen de IL q 1 y de 6
p. m.
Residencia San Sebastian No 2,