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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
TROOPS GUARD JAIL.
Negroes Alleged Attack on White
Girl Excites Stanton, Va.

STAUNTON. Va, December TO-
National guardsmen today are pa
trolling the neighborhood of the local
jail. where Harry Hart, twenty-oue-
year-old negro, is confined, charged
with an attempted attack on a seven
teen-year-old white girl.
me negro was indicted by an ex-
traordinary grand jury yesterday. and
Immediately placed on trial, but the
case resulted in a hung jury. Because
OF high feeling in the community.
Judge Henry Holt, presiding at the
trial. requested Gov. Davis to send
troops as q precautionary measure. A
company OF national guardsmen were
ordered from Charlottesville.
The case will be resubmitted tn tho
jury at 10 O'clock today. The Common
wealth has asked for the death penalty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
FOURTEEN FIRMS CITED.
Federal Trade Board to Hear
Charges of Unfair Competition.

Fourteen firms engaged in the man
ufacture and sale of hosiery were
cited by the Federal Trade Commits
sion today on complaints Of unfair
competition in Interstate commerce.
Forty days are allowed for the filing
Of answers.
The complaints. which seek to COM
pei truth in fabric marking are di-
rected to the use Of false and mis-
leading labels upon hosiery and I'M
derwear as exhibited and sold to the
public and upon the boxes in which
the goods are offered for sale. The
complaints charge that the use of
false labels Is calculated to and does
create in the mind Of the public the
mistaken belief that the goods are
made of better and more expensive
grades of materials than they are, in
fact, made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
PRESIDENT MAY CALL
NATION TO CHlLDREN'S AID

President Wilson has been requested
to issue an appeal to the nation to
support the campaign in this country
for the raising of money for the re-
lief of children in central and eastern
Europe. Arthur c. Moses. chairman
of the local committee of the Hoover
relief campaign, called ut the execu-
tive Offices Of the White House to-
day ana left With Secretary Tumulty
a letter from his COMMITTEES asking
the President to make the appeal in
the interests Of the cause.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was today
asked BY the local committee to head
the list Of Washington women who
will be Identified with the local cam
paisn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
WHEAT BUYING KEPT UP.
British Government Will Continue
While People Need Service.

LONDON. December . (by Canadian
Press).-Wheat is still being bought
by the British government, but its
purchase viii be suspended as soon rs
the interests Of the people warrant
such q step, it was announced in the
house Of commons here today.
The food minister's transactions
during the last three years amounted
to /, 900, 0O0, 900 pounds, and 1t IL esti-
mated that q profit of one-tenth Of ]
per cent has been realized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
ANOTHER DROP IN SUGAR;
zoe DECLINE SINCE MAY

NEW YORK. December 1o.--WIth q
further break to the baais Of sol tor
centrifugal this. morning, raw sugar
prices registered lowest level for the
season. representing = decline Of nearly
20 cents from the high prices recorded
last May. So
The sugar selling at this basis came
from Porto Rico, the price including
cost, insurance and freight. This was
= drop Of Y cent from yesterday
closing and was equal to 4 cents, in.
Guiding costs and freight, for the Cuban
product.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
OCEAN RATES DROP.

GALVESTON, Tex, December 10
Another slump in ocean freight
chaxSes was recorded here when the
races to Venice and Genoa, Italy.
dropped from 32.z5 to IS cents per
zoe pounda All lines entering this
puFt ere a&4eted, brokers announced.
JAD drop In ocean rates brings
Transatlantic fleiSAt charges TO within
roughly % Per Ss6t Of ps:war isysls. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
cox AND ROOSEVELT CONFER,

COLUMBUS, Ohio, December TO-
Franklin d. Roosevelt, democratic
candidate for Vice President at the
recent election. conferred with Gov.
James n Cox at the executive once
for several hou4 late yesterday. It
ton. Mr.. Roosevelt stated that his
call on the governor was without sig
nincancs. He left for Washington last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
Pl4N TO SMUGGLE OPIUM.
10 Cinnamon Accused Of Intent tn
Bride Customs Ofiacfa1s

NORFOLK, Va. December 1o.-Eyi-
dence that plans have been made to
bride customs officials. il possible, to
pass trunks containing opium was
brought out At . preliminary hear;n~
given fifteen Cinnamon before United
States Commissioner Stephenson- Ths
mon were accused Of conspfrinx to
smuggle opium into the United States.
All Of the accused men were held
In bond for their appearances before
the federal grand jury today. They viii
Be azEAigned for trial on Dscsmber IL.
made to secure bail a. the China,nen
woah only have to remain in 1aiI ABOUT
q WoAk before their thai,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
CONFER on SCHOOLS.
Senator Harrison and Dr.. Simo,
Discuss Situation Here.

The situation in the District Of Co.
lumbia public schools and the needs
of those schools were discussed today
at q conference between Senator Har-
risen Of Mississippi and DIR. Simon.
pY esident Of the board OF education. in
senator Haprisons ONCE.
Senator Harrison declined to give
the detaiA of the conference after the
meeting. He said. however. that he
would press for action on the bills he
has introduced changing the method
Of appointing the school board and
providing for survey Of the schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
SPEAKS TO MEMS CLUB.
Representative Kelley Addresses
st. Marks Parish Organization.

Representative NJ. Clyde Kelley of
Pennsylvania delivered an address at
a turkey dinner Of the Mems Club Of
st. Marks parish. Sd and A streets
southeast, last night. He congratu-
lated the club on it's growth and
spoke Of its work in the line Of WIDEN
ing good fellowship.
W. G. Worrell, president Of the club.
acted as POSTMASTER. More than 100
members were present. Prof. W. T.
Pferson sang several solos. An or
chestra rendered several selections
and H. p. Blair made q brief address,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
HEAVY HONDURAS QUAKES
Twenty-Five Earth Tremors Shake
Western Nieaxaxua.

SAN SALVADOR. Republic Of Sal.
vador. Dfcomber le.-Tsfrifr earth.
0uakeS have occurred I'm Choluteca
southern Honduras, according to re-
ports received hsfe today, but details
are lacking.
Wednesday in ChinanAsxn and Germ
to- western Nicaragua, TWENTY-FIVE
earth tfemors shaking Coriato.
The loss Of life and eHtent OF the
damage caused BY the earthquakes is
not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
KEEPS OUT OF FURNACE.
Kan Attacked by Negroes Avoids
Horrible Death.

WAYNEsBoRO. Miss. December 10.
After being held up and robbed by
two negroes, G. l. Chunn saved him
self from . horrible death In the fur
mace Of a sawmiIl boiler by desperate
resistance to tho efforts Of the rob-
hers to throw him into the Ere.
Otis Hall and Charles Hiccoks, ne
eroes, are in Jail, charged with the
robbery and murderous assault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
PRESIDENT OF AUSTRIA.

Dr.. Hainisch, Chosen by National
Assembly, Ii Socialist.
By the Associated Press.
VIENNA, December 9.--Dr. Michael
Hainisch was today elected President
Of Austria by the national assembly.
DR.. Hainisch is q prominent social
list and was elected q member of the
Austrian parliament in 1903. He was
born in Gloggnitz. Lower Austria. In
1853 and was educated in the uni
versities of Vienna, Leipzig and Ber-
lin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
LEAGUE IAkEsR
TRADE BLOCKADE
Machinery for Enforcing
| Sphenae Discussed al As
+ semhly Session.


GENEVA. December Machinery
fer eutting tho eoDnnnic baDcsade
ixap erect, when occnstpn should cal
for such .ausjDn, wan discussed by the
aapsnbsy OF the league u nations al
this mornings session.
T7se proPose0 mAcaaaaery. ineended
~ g. weappn AEafnst IN efeRding
seGSe. .ctusasts ut IN fussrna1iona
fiaockade COMMITTEES. or eight mem
hers appointed by the council Of the
asague 10 St1ay tia sa,e5fct OF Alph-
ca&son OF the blockade and report to
tia aecreEary general Of ths COUNCIL
,xhoxa the 1eayue has charged with
the duty Of informing tho council o.
fafss which appear DO SHOW the Gov
enant has been broken.
On receipt OF surh Information, ao-
cording to the proposed pian: t hs
sttuatioa and inform all the menOers
Of the league.
KezsAexB 10 M Beams.
r,.sA n,embers. saye the COMMITTEES
report embodying the plan. shaiL pe
IN 5,,ty bound to take measures 70
carry cut the provisions OF artlsie
WI Of the 6Dxenant, conprn1nB Snf
breaking or Of all diplomatic re1a
tions except sanh as exist Ior pureiy
humanitarian purposes Where tie
coysnant breaker has q seaboard .ne
<,ourcil should forthwith consider
sa~l the report. which members CHE
s,sryen1ently be charged with the
duty Of carrying ont 3 marane plech-
ade.
.pea.king on Tire report made nesef-
a
lion in the document that further
sts,dy be given the ScandtnaSAn prop
os;tion that small states bor3ex1nE o.
the offending nation Should pc re-
Iced from the obligations OF the
blockade IL these states Were In oah-
ger Of invasion. The Belgian oae.
gate declared that all nations Sreaa
and small. must take the aA1ne RISKS
in the interest OF all.
S1eeehes Ten M&nutas.
President Gymaas announced 1T had
been decided by the steering com
mitfee that in order to complete the
UoyiS of the assembly by the end Oh
nexf week speeches should be re-
duced to ten minutes each ans tnat
two sessions should be held daily. De-
ginning Monday.
At the elsse 2f the discassoa 2, II
we're accepted and the report war
The outstanding features in connec-
ton with the league Of nations as
sembly and the commissions yestef-
Dfs.Dpointnent evineed over Press-
dent Wf1son.s declinat3en Of the inyi.
tation that an American delegate CO.
operate with the commission to dis
cuse disarmament
ReepmRe1datiep Of the commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
NORWEGIAN SHIP ASHORE.
Revenue Cutters on Way TO Halifax
in Response to s. o. 8.

NEW YORK, December 10.-The
Norwegian steamer Romsdaisfjord,
which left Narvik on November "a
for Baltimore, is ashore or Sambro
Island. near Halifax. according to
8. o. 8. calls picked up here early
today by the naval Communication
service.
Revenue cutters have been dis
patched to her assistance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
PICKS GARRETT FOR JUDGE
President Nontina4es Representa-.
tive for Tennessee Post.

President Wilson today nominated
Representative Ffnis J. Garrett of
DresAen. Tenn, to be United States
judge for the western. district OF Ten
nsOoee. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
Choir Boy Hanged
Afer Giving Song
Program at Jail

CHICAGO. DeCembef To-
Nicholas Viana. former choir
boy, was hanged IN the county
Jail today. his niheteenth birth.
day. He was the second mena.
Der OF the Cardinella gang to
die ON the 9All0ws In the coun-
~ Jail. Samuel CardiAetIa, the
leader. 10 also under sente nee sf
death.
Viana. who was known ~ the
''songbiro" Of the Sail, beeAuse
he sang daily for the prisoners.
gave his last concert last nieht.
when HIS mother. father.
brother. four sisters and about
Afty other relatives called t.
say goodbye. At his mothers
request he aaHG kipllnx,s
~M0thef O'Mfne.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10

PARIA Decemher TO- Raphael
WsiN Of 6hn Francisco, Calf. IL dead
win be 0pmated. and the ashes win
be taken to San Francisco for burial,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
LIEUT.. G. I. Emery RESIGNS.

The resignation Of First Lieut.. c. /.
Emery Of the Marine Corps has been
b1ecepted BY the Secretary Of the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
WOULD HAVE u. S.
JOIN D. c. $3.50
IN WATER FUND

Continued from First Page.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
Las persOnas de color
pueden ahora tener Ell
cabellO lacic y lustrosO.

La famosa PELO LlSINA es la
1nica locion perfumada que eff
cazmente y sin causar daho,
pone eI cabello lacio y lustroso.
Miles de personas de color la
han usado y contin1an fieIes a
esta preparation. Sus rssuIta-
dos son verdaderamente mara
viIosos.
Una cabeIIera atractiva es ad-
nnirada por todos los que nos ro-
dean, y con la PELO LISINA
pueden tener esa attraction to-
das las personas que tengan el
cabello ennaraiado.
De venta en- todas las farma-
ciae Y droguerias.
The Orinoka PharmacaI Co. Inc.
New York, U. S. A. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
Las leyes sobre el licor
no Sc estan cunpIiendo

raj de la prohibition ha conference.-the
con el SUBJ b-Procurador general encarga-
do de la materia, para saber la parte
de responsabilidad que toca las auL
toriades y 10 mas que Sc puede esp:rar
de elias en- ell cumplimiento de su obh-
gacion.
Parece que faltan empleados en- la of
Gina respectiva del departamen.o del
Tesoro, donde Sc ha declarado que fall
tan hombres que ayuden con efcacia
las autoridades en- tai sentido
Ell comisario del departamento de Chi
cago dice que en- esta ciudad estan las
infracciones a la orden del dia. El Tro-
curador general de San Luis ha decla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
LA PASSION DE DOS v1UDos

Ell Estado de Ohio ha sido teatro
de una tragedia original. Mrs. Min
ME Dawson, viuda, con cuarenta afios
cumphdos, Mr. Charles Zeller, otro
viudo, pero con unos cuantos amos
mas, han aparecido muertos, cada uno
con un balazo en- La sien, y ella, con
otro ,ademas. en- Ell coraz6n, Parece que
en- la hora suprema de acabar con su
existencia ,seguramente inquieta, quiso
destrozar esa viscera que todavia a los
cuarenta ahos la convertia en- victima
de las violentas pasiones.
On escritor impresionista encontra
ra en- este drama la prueba inequivoca
de que la sensibilidad humana no Sc
extingue mientras La sangre riega Ell
cerebro lleva todos los rincones
del sistema nervioso un POGO de ca
lor vida.
Desde luego que Mrs Dawson y Mr.
Zeller pueden haber negado a esta re
solucion por hastio. Acaso ella Ell
empezaran experimentarl La triste-
ga de los caminantes que Sc van ale
jando de una ciudad donde ell placer
de la algeria los tizo felices.
Los sentimentales. pronto siempre
encontrar la hora romantica, diran que
los viudos fueron, sencillamente, una
reproduction de Abelardo Eloisa o
Pablo y Virginia, Adalguisa y Po-
lion: solo que Sc retardaron un POGO
en- la explosion de amor. case muy fre
cuente en- la vida humana, En- ambos
sexos. el amor. con sacudidas violen
tas, Sc mantiene en- acecho desde que
Ia mujer el hombre abandonan ese
periodic en- que las emociones Sc redu-
cen contemplar barquitos de papel en-
una palangana de aqua a revisar las
hojas de un hbro con ilustraciones
Hay una edad, naturalmente. en- que
la sangre tiene mas calorias enton
ces son mas propicios los enamorados
sufrir esas agitaciones que culminan
en- escenas de dolor v de sangre. Pero
como ell corazon no enveJece jamas,
segun afrman aquellos que han visto
alejarse la juventud sonriente, cuando
SO ha llegado los cuarenta afos sin
haber sentido los acicates de las gran
des pasiones es possible que una pareja
amante sufra la necesidad de amar v
tener celos Y matar, como 81 estuviese
en- plena alborada. -.
MIR. Dawson y Mr.. Zeller. dos viu
dos mayores de cuarenta, han estado en-
ese momento psicol6gico. La sangre tu
vo calorios de juventud en- los dos. o
uno de ellos fue celso violento he
roico, como 10 son generalmente quie-
mes no han ,pasado Ia edad heroica 9
inconsciente de las estupendas resolu
clones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11

is IT, bajo la direction de varias
Hermanas, que tienen su cargo esta
clase. En- todas elias demuestran la in
teligencis y talento de sus expertas pro
fesoras, que con tanto interes entu
siasmo nos fueron snsenando pieza por
pieza diciendonos quien la habia he
cho.
Ell salon dormitorio, en- ell que hay
cabida para cuarenta espaciosas camas
es 10 mas comodo que imaginarse pue
de, pues tiene 5 0 6 puertas y venta-
nas, que 10 hacen rnuy fresco Y agra
dable, sobre tcdo en- estas noches de
calor. Muy cerca de este, tiene un es-
paciosc sailor de lavamanos, bafios v
servicios, que permiten Ell mas compile
to sano aseo,
Tambien visitamos I'm salon muv es
pacioso ventilado, en- el O. diariamen
te reciben' Ell pan de la instruction
Ell pan del estomago unas cincuenta nj
mas pobres, que con Ell cariio buena
voluntad de una de las Hiias de la Ca
ridad, destinada para clio, adquieren
atlas nociones de todos ,os diversos es
tudios.
Por fin, al salir, abriendo una mo,
desta puerta, divisamos en- seguida la
fina y perenne lamparilla roja que con
su resplandor acompafia adora al Rey
de los Reyes, que esta preso por nues
tro amor. Era la preciosa capita, que
lindaments pintada con un altar de
arte, en- el que esta por reina la Mi
lagrosa, recrean su alma todas las Her
manas y nifias del Colegio.s
La parte exterior del colegio nos
dej6 tan buena impression como la in
terror, pues tiene un aspecto muy es-
belto, que demuestra la seriedad i'm
portapcia del mismo.
Los padres de familia deben enviar
sus niiias con toda confianza salts
/ facci6n dicho colegio, en- la seguri-
dad de que saldran verdaderas hi;as
bien educadas, con todos los conoci-
mientos necesarios para la vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11

Aver tuvimos Ell gusto de visitar el
conocido acreditado Geologic de la
Milagrosa' de esta ciudad. el que des.
pues de su reconstruction ha quedado
comodamente montado puede alojar
un buen ndmero de nifias internas 0
medic pensionistas
Fumos recibidos por su digna supe-
riora, sor Florentina Jaen, la que al
oir el tiembre que hicimos sonar desde
la puerta, con toda la amabilidad que
siempre lie acompaaa. sin dejarnos des
cansar en- Ell bien situado recibidor, nos
ensefi6 todo ell interior del edifcio
Lo primero que llam6 nuestra aten-
ci6n fue una hermosa galeria de lose
tas tan limpia y arregladita. que da
ventilaci6n todas las habitaciones in
teriores conduce un hermoso pa
tio-jardin donde los nifios disfrutan Y
retozan durante Ell recreo.
Pudimos apreciar La buena veEtila
ci6n y comodidad de los espaciosos sa
lones de clase. amueblados con bonitos
y nuevos pupitres, desde los cuales,
con toda comodidad, las nifas adquie
rem importantes conocimientos.
Sc nos informo que tienen profe-
sora especial para cada asignatma de-
ingles, taquigraffa. maquinilla, musica,
dibujo, pintura, ETC.. muy en- espe-
cial la de ingles, oae es la asignatura
que mas atencion. prestan-
Contemplamos cor interes Ell salon
de dibujo, en- el q. pudimos apreciar bo
nitos cuadros pintados al 6leo acua-
rela, por los alumnos, bajo la direc-
cion muy competente de la bien conoci
da antigua profesora sor Dolores
Suarez.
En- el sal6 nde labores. fuimos sor
prendidos poi ura comp.eta collection
lie sabanas, toallas, fundas, panuelos,
manteles, servilletas, coiines infnidad
de otros muchos articulos bordados
con esmerado gusto por alumnas do di
ferentes edades. desde la mas peque
ma de ocho amos, hasta la mayor, de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
Sc oRGANIzARAN cUERPoS Sc
CRETos voLANTEs PARA LAS
.GRANDEs cIUDADEs.

Dice un despacho de Washington que
Las autoridades federales Sc quejan de-,
fracasc de los empleados del ramO pa
ra cooperar con elias para hacer cum
plir las leyes prohibicionistas.
Sc sabe--segiin Ell despacho-que en-
Nueva York, Chicago. San Luis, Bal
timore y o,ras grandes ciudades. las
infracciones son continuadas Las au-
toridades locales su vez formulan la
misma queja de la policia, oficiales y
otros empleados.
Con tai motive, ell Comisario Fede-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11
Notas y Concentrates

la respiration forzada por la excita-
ci6n, acometieronse freneticamente.
Las dos exteriorizaron igual deseo
de matar o morir; las dos tuvieron ell
mismo impulse destructor contra su ri
val Fran, aparentemente, de distinto
temperamento y de muy desiguales con
texturas fisicas. La edad, tambi6n, esta
blecia bastante distancia entire las ire
ductibles gladiadoras norteamericanas.
Una habia pasado de los treinta amos
y la otra solo contaba diez y ocho pri
maveras &
Parece natural que cuando la rnu-
jer no ha vencido adn el primer lus
tro dc juventud, muy cerca do La nj
fiez, sienta un secreto terror hacia to.
do 10 que Sc relacione con ell mundo
exterior. Conservan Ell habito de ba-
jar la vista ante los seres superiores,
acostumbradas soportar consoles y
amonestaciones paternales. Llevan con
sligo, como un freno, la infiuencia re-
presiva de los maestros el peso de
varios amos discurridos al calor de un
hogar, donde aprendieron refrenar
las rebeldias por respeto sus mayo
res.
Sin embargo, esta joven de dieciocho
afios, es un milagro de transmutaci6n.
Impulsada por los. celos, erigi6se en-
briosa defensora de sus hombres, fren-
te la rival, mayor en- edad y mas
ducha seguramente en- achaques de que
rer. La nina Quedo olvidada entire Las
paredes de un colegio o junto al cua-
dro familiar donde oraba por las no.
ches, al acostarse, v aparecio; brusca v
terrible, la mujer apasionada.
Este case divulgado por Ia "Pren
sa Asociada'' TODD ell mundo, parece
una sencilla riaa de amor en- la que
dos pasionales, un tanto dominadas por
esa fuerza exclusive que las obliga
no tolerar colaboradoras en- la empire
sa de hacer fehz al ser querido, de-
cidieron dilucidar con la muerte qui6n
tenia derecho a continuar gozando So
la triunfadora, de las caricias del
Don Juan discutido
Nosotros, en- cambio, creemos que al
go mas importante para ell curse de la
! vida social entrafia este duelo que cul-
mino con la muerte de una de las con
tendencies. Els 81 triunfo del feminis-
mo, en- una de sus ramas Las mujeres,
va sobre ell CAIRO triunfal de las doctri
mas regeneradoras, visten coraza, embra
zan Ell escudo, afilan la espada, saltan
"a la arena, saludan al concurso ofre
cen una for a su gal&n-com antafo
los gentiles amantes su dana. Lue-
go Sc acometen furiosamente. Una cae:
La otra coloca su pie sobre ell cuerpo
inerte de la vencida, con una sonri.
sa de satisfaction corona Ia empresa.
] AL feminismo bravo solo falta va que
Ell hombre elegido llore de emOci0n y
=. /. Sc rinda. G
4
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Sc vENpEN

Dos carros de 4 ruedas de la ia
mosa marca Stakeholder para cargar
hasta go quintales.
Estan completamente nuevos sin
haber sufrido deterioro nj adn en- la
pirtura.
Tiene cada uno an trabajo de he
rreria adieiona que permite hacer
mas comodo la carga, ademas un ar
mes nara pareja nuevo otro usado.
I'm motor dc ~ H. P. Fairbanks
con ~ bomba centrffuga para llevar
az dos mil pies de distancia
tambien nuevo de seis meses de uso.
Sc toma ganado en- cambio.
Informara,
r.. J. de Soils.
Advt. Rio Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11

bebida. Estos cuerpos volantes consta-
rfan de 200 800 hombres que recibirian
sus 6rdenes directamente de Washing
ton, y los cuaies seguirian siendo un
secrato hasta para los mismos agen-
tes locales de la prohibition.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11

rsdo tambi6n que necesisa mas ayuda
Todo este ha dado por resultado que
ell Comisfrio de la prohibici6n ha idea
do la orgs nizaci6n de cuerpos volantes
en- algunas de las grandes poblaciones,
para vsr 81 de ese modo Sc suprime la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-11

iE vENDE dos wagones de MADEIRA
IN encsradO grande y un lote de felpu-
cos The New York and P. R. Metal Co.
JOHN LEWIS, Proprietor. Stop Sla,
ruerta de TERRA. Advt.