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Evening journal., 1920-09-23

Z stores, rooms TO rent and apart
menis should be advertised in the
Want Ads this month.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

There will be ice cream and every
Thing. fellows. but Just because ! Told
YOU this. don't forget 10 cat your
supper.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

Bono team'll win the pennant,
Some team'll cop the dag.
Bom0 team'll beat the other
teams
And thenll claim the rag.
III not tell what ,0am Il 10.
But you'll sure go blooie
II you bot 4 blta kale
on little oil b.. Louisi
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

Low says It is an awful thing 10
gamble-when you lose.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
CHAMPIONS in
MORE TROUBLE
Take on Harlan Now for
City Championship
Title
FIRST GAME ON
SATURDAY CARD

At Harlan Field. Saturday afternoon
vac FIRST OF the series OF three games
10 be played between parkside. lead
ers in the All-Wilmington League
race and the Harlan team. leading
independents Of the city will be put
on. Both teams are set for the battle.
Followers Of baseball are aware Of
lhe lighting spirit that has made the
Brady machine one TO be reckOned
with, and their "never-give-up" man
.ner Of playing ball, has turned soy
eral almost lost games into victo s..
otto Wagner has gotten together
bunch OF ball tOssers. who have
made things tough for some Of the
fastest clubs In the locality. NiscOse,
champions OF the Delaware County
Industrial League, The fastest team In
Chester suffered two defeats at the
LANDS OF Wagner's clan. while the
PotistOWn team with six membes Of
The Lebanon Steel League club in
their lineup took a waloping on their
nome heath from the local nine.
Harlan has won A. out OF p games
played, winning 81 OF the last i6
played. Their record for the entire
season fnlIosao
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

Mr. Cahoon has a seventeen passen-
ger Buick. At least there were sew
enleen people In n last week.
There were so many people on top
OF Jules. you couldn't see him.
Must have been SOME bunch in that
r. eh Whatf
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

season follows.
Harlan, 3; Elkton, 2
Harlan. 6; Baltic Dry Docks, n.
Harlan, 7; New Castle 0.
Harlan, 3; Penna. r. r., 4.
Harlan, 3; Lorraine, T.
Harlan, o; SparrOw's Point. 3.
Harlan, 9; Grace, 3.
= Harlan, 6; POttstown, 3.
Harlan. 2: Harlan Giants,
Harlan, 4 A.; Parkesburg Iron. 4.
Harlan, 3 Bridgeport prof, 1.
Harlan. "a: Harlan Giants, 4.
Harlan, 8; Welcome A. c., 0.
Harlan. ,: Parkesburg Iron, 3.
Harlan, 2; NiscOse. 4.
, Harlan, o; Parkesburg Iron, 6.
Harlan, 3; Hilldale, ii.
Harlan. Z Kaufmanl Prof. o
Harlan, a.: Gloucester Stars. 4.
= Harlan, 70; st. Paul, 0.
Harlan. Z; Niscosc. 1.
Harlan. 3; Amer. Manganese. o.
Parkside's list OF eligible PLAYERS
sNoit, Novel;, Hayes, Ward, Wolfe. r
smith, Underwood, Kerns. Patton e
smith. Glenn, Booth. Marston anC
Sullivan.
. Harlan's list OF eligible players is
Bunting. HOch. Lake, Hughes. Shan
ner. Ewing. DOlan. Hirst. Martin
Baker Mayhari, Wagner. Donahue
madden. Grubb and Slansky.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
Unique Crewe Nonsense
BY OTTO n. sCHOTT.

Attic de Witt has resigned from the
poetical stan But do not rejoice for
Ohio is henceforih going 10 write
Them.
Poem by Otto:
Roses are red. yiolets are blue.
Where you see three balls.
You'll md my palm Beach suit.
Now. see what you've done. Wen
have 10 read poems" like the above
one every week now. But you never
can tell. Maybe Otto will get better,
also he may get worse, though We
hardly think the latter possible.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
Come Out in Our
Free Auto Today.

Just phone our office. 63j6
for use coupon below and
say when you'd like 10 come out.
We will call for you and bring
YOU home. Absolutely no Obliga-
ton to buy. You are the iudge.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
= sroRElorr~s A. orosrs -

Purchase of several thousand Yards
ni an actual cash saving of 22c on every
yard.
Pure Irish linen Rarnsley weave
Soft. absorbent and liutiess
Ln brothers First Floor North
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
HIGH AND
HEALTHY
Wilmington, Today,
10000 Population.
In Five Years Probably
100000.

Wilmington must have more
homes. The situation is acute.
Homes are scarce and rents are
high. The only way for the
average man 20 protect himself
is TO own his own home and
declare himself free from land
lords. We have the place.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30
TEACHERS INSTITUTES

The De Baca C-unty Ttseh
er's Institute will be in session
at Fort Sumner from Augu4t 80
to SoptembO 8 inclusive.
Attendance at this educational
rally for the full five days will
answer for the ten days Insti-
tuts attendance as required by
law.
On Monday, Tuesday and
v edneeday the same week
the Radcliff ChautauquA will be
here. The Institute progra ms
will be SO arranged that those
who attend will have an oppor.
tunity to oe at all g. ssiors Of
the Chautauqua.
Rachel V. Smith.
Co. Supt. Schools.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30
Did | Tell Her So?

| once had a neighbor who
was a good cook, especially did
she msSe excellent cakes Did
| tell her so and ma her feel
that she was doing her duty in
making home life what it should
be?
My neighbor was neat in her
attire. She arranged her hair
beautifully, not. fluffed and
puffed, rated and tangled, but
simple and beoomingly. Did |
tell her 30 and make her feel
that her efforts to make life mo. Q
beautiful, was appreciated?
This neighbor of mine was
frail in health, not able to at
tend at the house of God con
ssantly, but she kept her chill.
dren in Sunday School and
church, they wore always neat
and clean and behaved very
nice indeed, thus reflecting the
mothers home training. Die /
tell her how her untiring efforts
we're being crowned with sue.
cess, al d ether feel, il a small
way, the reward she deserved
for her endsavor to radiate the
Christ life?
These are only very sm all
flowers, jCst mere for gel me
nots, bu we should scatter them
aouEdantly along life's path
way.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30
JOHNSON TAKEN ON AN
AUTO RIDE BY OFFICERS

! Joliet. III Jack johnson,
negro, former heavy weight
who is being held in jail here
pending action by federal au-
tthorities, remarked 10 Sheriff
Newkirk yesterday lie needed
exercise and>askt d to be take.l
autom chile iidil &.
accompanied by the sheriff
and several deputies, he toured
the city, being taken tc Man
haitian, a suburb, where tht y
visited soda fountain. John
son and his guardians took u
seat 1T the tabls and ordered
strawberry sodas. The drinks
W re on the house.
Albuquerque Morpiak JcurnalA
(Oh, my how "ni3s" to be a
"nigaer" and a prit oner at the
same time. just a request for
an auto ride and it is granted
gratis and the strawberry sofas
thrown in extra. Wonder who
keeps the flies of the "black
beauty bile he sleeps?
OF all the "bosh" and "mess"
this certainly is the limit. II
the psmpersd pet must have ex.
ercise why not get a supply Of
lead and steel and lead him out
70 a good healthy farm and pat
him to werk Producing supplies
for the worlds demand?
Auto rides, Ice cream sodas,
a trial And fine that is easily
paid, (will probably be made up
by generous d,nations Of
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30
MARRIED

Wednesday evening, July 28,
1920 Ar. W. z. Longbotthom
and Misc Ruth Haas were united
in the hoy bonds of m matrimony,
thus making two lives as one.
They were married at the horne
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Haas of tho Valley south
of Fort Sumner.
The bride is very popular and
has Sndeared herself to every
during her few months stay
here.
Mr.. Longbotthom is a partner
and manac or of the Mid Wes I
Supply Co.'S store here and has
made many friends since coming
here only short time ego.
Their many friends j1in the
News in wishing them a long Ii Q
OF happiness with tn, fewest
troubles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longbotthom will
make their home in Taiban.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30
High School Ololrtnnity

The Board OF School Dirsctors
of the Taiban schools are Tut'
ting forth every effort to give
every child q chance for hipf
school attendance. They are
now planning to secure a hon
for light housekeeping for girlf
who want to come hsre and GO
to school. Each girl can 60 her
share of the work and bear her
part of the expenses and tn cir
expenes o would be practically Q
more than il they were at home.
There will be a mntI on in the
home all tbs time, and the
Board will keep in touch with
the home Mt all times.
If you feel you ca rot aft 'rd 10
board and gn to school this will
be splendid opportunity for
you. Ii you want to knsw more
6effi niteIy OF ths plans. address
the School Board' Vaibsn, NM.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30

The friesdship, courtesy and acconmo.
dations Of this Bank ara freely offered to
the home builders of Taiban and vicinity
.-c
May we help you by safely caring for
your money, making it "go further" foFyou?
A growing bank account is an anchor to
windward.
(By The WY have you bought that
War lvnei stamp this monthly
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30

If"Black Jack Johnsing" 10
not satisfied with his treatment
II the Joliet, Ill.,, prison and will
come to N M. and arrange to
be able to vote next fall he can
probable secure his pardon
before his sentence begins.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30

| have the agency for the Uni
ve"sal Feed Grinder with nine
different attachments. It will
grihd all your grain into Chops
or, Meal, shell your corn, shear
your sheep. do your washing
and churnirg and many other
things. See or write
j. ". Stratton.
Taiban, N. M.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs, 8. ]. Nesbitt left
Wednesday morning for their
new home in Panama. Mr. Mes
bitt worked for the United Fruit
Growers Association in Panama
several years and they recently
made him an offer that
proved o drawing card. We re-
grst TO lose Mr.. and Mrs. Nes-
bitt, still we rejcicein their good
fortune and wish them we'll in
their new home,
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30

Ex' Attorney General Harry L
Patton, has thrown his hat into
the ring for nomin ton OF Su-
preine Judge at the Democratic
State Conueni;cn 70 be held at
Las Vegas. Aug. Gath.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30

friends,) and the black demon is
turn ID loose on the public to
make il 100 per cent worse:
Where and when was a white
prisoner, man or woman, ever
treated with such luxury? Ed
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30

Judge c.. P. stone was in
from Hassell Friday. He
brought in M ore thsn,100 fryi- G
chickens.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30

Last report from VIM Elliott is
that he has cancer OF The lungs
and is practices lily no better.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30

Judge c. A. SeLegue Of Fol
Sumner was in Taiban Friday.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30
THE PARTNERSHIP
OF MAN AND WIFE

Home Engineering is the Most Impo rtant
Business Man and Wife are Eng ,ged 10. 1t
Il the Greatest Partnership in Life. Insuc-
cessful home building there is need OF grow
ing hank account money should be saved
and kept track of, else home engineering will
be fraught with difficulties.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30
LOOK

Mems Suits are from $40.
to $t6. Cheaper this month than
last. Come in and get yours.
W. H. Vaughter.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-07-30
CARD OF THANKS

To the many friends who aid.
I'D during the lin ass of our dear
mother and eorf rted us at her
death we exteld cur heartfelt
thanks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
4nn00nCmg-
OWAnnuaL June Uhite Sale
Which NH 90 Foracavd
7HeSday
Exna0dmary Values Mvolved

See Monday and Tuesday Papers tor Details
Store Closed Half Day Monday in Observance
Of Memorial Day
Open Monday From Il. NJ. to II o'ClOck
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
Clubs


ne btI1h"W1 NhI' men "u"'iNnd
toId daN A'ai'idaH h' 'h' country
cIHn am dh.o.lil'0 "H. aN t'',lI"'h
t't ana l'r'pu"n in mo 'lu. mouse
Wh'n lh''t WHO'S ana friends N"iu'd
,hoW over jh' cups Iu iho evening,
an 'lhnuI l'" dl'H'f "I" 'E'l 90
lI','I 'I.i h''"i ''."n OF "'''
lhu Nhl''. lH.' ,'.''. N'i' hnIn'd
m p'nnHh'a ana lI"N''a 1nd iNr
event proved ON" "i enjoyment and
served iiIr purpose "l bringing
lofcih'' Ih''' I"'W'I ''I't' iu'I'+
NJ N'I' ana aI.' mon i.yh ".n'i
UNIV" ,hIu't Ih 'h' Ii'Id events,
vac h"'l princeton 'd lu ~ In
TENNIS, 1aic h,'i l'Iu'"lon ~ singles
ana d"HhI's PRINCETON won Ih' Enli
Tournaments wives representing tho
different unl''rHtio' wore Mes
u'Mos Il u LOCKWOOD ana I'"utIlF
fi'hsh"i Tor lHI'. Mrs Joseph y
lNpp,iu Tor princeton. Mrs Il"t-
h'I' -. Mason iof 'uru"u. Mrs Ed
Wllnd l"shI'N Tor Harvard. These
d q IH a .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

turn June Z and will spend the .ln.
mcr vacation days with her p4I.-,s
Judge and Mrs. Finis Ewing nd.
die.
Ms. John y. Means and your. SON
Gordon left Friday evening Co. ...t
relatives IN Kansas City ana
points in Missouri for 10 da,.
Mrs. \. G. snyder Of Toledo r..,
will he the guest Of Mr.. and ,..s
william =. Patton at no .u. "a
expected the first Of the week
Mrs Thomas Gavin and .f
Marguerite Gavin are cuioy-.
part Of their eastern visit in vs.. ..
iugton, II. e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

shown quite . number " lovely
cOurtesics while tnoro.
Miss SollIe Smith of Vinlta ie
visiting Mrs a. Garland Mlr, and
Mr.. Mirrs
Miss Louise Stebh,ns and Miss
Irene Buel who are Students at
Miss Brlstow's school u Kansas
'i'y arc expected 10 return home
ucNt Friday ~ spend the holidays
with their parents.
Mrs NJ =. Powers of i1o East
Sixth street left tho pas, week for
Esst Orange. y. j.. to- attend the
wedding Of her niece. Miss Helen
Farrell 20 Mr. william Waldron Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

sister. Mrs. Thomas T.. Brown and
family at 1914 South Cincinnati
avenue
Mrs. r. r. Roderick left the past
week FOR Cedar Rapids, Iowa. hav-
ing been called on account Of the
death Of relative
Mrs Virginia T.. Seifert and little
daughter Virginia Earle are spend
Ing Sunday IN Springfield Mo, go
ing 10 attend Memorial Day eXer-
cises and Will he the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Scifort.
Miss Frances Riddle who has
been studying art in New York for
the past season is expected TO re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

Newark. ~ j. on May 3. Mrs.
Powers Will bo accompanied home
by her two daughters. Misses Maui
rice and Eclein, who have been at
tending Trinity college Washington,
-. e. for the past year.
Mrs walter T. Cain loft last
night for oklahoma city 10 Join
Madame Margaret Matzcuauer Of
the Metropolitan Grand opera com
pany. who sings in the capitol city on
Monday evening. Mrs Cain 20 be
her accompauist.
Mrs Thomas VI Barrow VI owen
burg. Ky. and children Elizabeth
and Thomas arrived Wednesday TO
NisIt In tho homo Of Mrs. RArrnw 8
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
Dances

The Sasakvn club gave sunset
dance at tho Electric plrk dancing
pavilion Saturday moruiur This
was the first dance Of this nature
this scnaou and despite The cool
weather was woil attended
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

Miss Rose Shulcr Of jamestown.
ohio, viii arrive nt some time carly
ln juno 20 visit her brother. Mr..
Isaac Shulcr. and Mrs ShuIor Mr..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

Mr.. and MRS Frank " Rced,
l52G Madison boulovardo. viii leave
TucHday night TO spend tho sumner
ON the Pacific coast visiting oregon
points first
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

Mr. and Mrs J ". Mcmillan ~
1903 South Peoria have aH their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs Martin T..
Henry of Atlanta. ia. ana their
sister. Miss Doris Tobh I'm route 70
their southern home, this trio OF Wis.
ltora Will go east 10 New YORK and
other points first.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

Mr. and Mrs. clifford H. Harry
announce IA" birth of o. daughter
named Priscilla Forster on May a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-23

zasPARAaYcUlnpraf tm&qsiiTas de escTig'
bi.:. ojeda Bros, San Jose 6.
Advt
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ES NECESARIO LIMPIAR Ell
EST0MAG0

Todo 10 que comefnos pasa al est6-
mago. donde inmediatamente comien-
"a ell proeeso de la digestion, sea la
conversion del alimento en- los diferen-
tes fiuidos whales, separandolos de la
nfasa fecal. 81 Sc retiene esta, los re-
sultados seran funestos. La masa fe-
cal tiene que eliminarse de alguna ma
nera, pues, que su estancam;ento oca-
sionara dyspepsia, Indigestion, agru-
ras, eructos, dolores de vientre, icte7
ricia, etc.
Las Pildoras Indianas Vegetables
del DR.. Wright. las genuinas, fabri-
cadas exclusivamente por Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pill Co, de 3F2
Pearl St, New York, n Y tomadas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-23
Al SaIiaT Del LeChO,
Tome Aqua Galisnte
PoRQUE CONVENE A TODo
Ell MUNDo ToMAR UN VA
50 DE Aqua CALIEN-
TIE ANTEs DEL DEs
AYUNo As-s

Para que su rcstro rebose salud; para
que cada dia su tez sea mas Impia; pa
"a no tener al despertarse nj dolor de
eabeza O espalda,' nj NAL aliento, nj len
qua sucia; en- una palabra, para sentir-
Sc completamente bien todos los dias,
ensaye durante una semana Ell bafio ma
final inferno
Todas las maiiana, antes del desayuno,
tome un vase de aqua caliente con una
cucharadita de Fosfato Limestone, a
fin. no solo de librar al est6n:ago. al hi
gado. los rihones y los intestinos
de Las natel1as inaigeribles, IN bills
y las toxiiias dejadas por Ia digestion
dela vispera, sino de lifnpiar, refrescar
y purifcar todo el aparato digestive, an
tes de que Ell est6mago reciba mas ali
mentos. La acci6n del aqua caliente v
del Fosfato Limestone sobre ell est6ma
60 vacio cs extraordinariamente toni
ca. Ademas, esta sencilla combinaci6n
hace desaparecer las fermentaciones, los
gases y la acidez intestinal y proporcio
ma un excelente apetito para Ell desayuno
Un cuarto de libra de Fosfato Lime
stone, eI cual cuesta solo un0s pocos
centavos, Is bastante para demOstrar a
quienes tienen Ia tez sucia y palida y
los que sufren de estrefimiento, alta
ques biliosos, acidez estomacal y dolo-
res reuhnatieos, que con solo practicar
el banjo inferno durante una semana,
consiguen msjorar su aspecto y sentirse
completamente bien Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-23

-El preilio Nobel, en- literature, por
el mejor tsabajo presentado, fue
adjudicado nn conductor de cafros en-
Noruega, KNIT Hansun. Sc estima en-
$4,000 dichc premio.
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'DapaTtamGnto de AgTi-
CulfuTa y Trsbsjo
tcontinuaci0n de Ia pagina a

maiio. Sc observe la marchitez del gui-
neo en- los Chamalucos sembrados en-
Ia parte rocosa de una coIliia. Sc en-
con8raron muersos varios afboles' de
cafe Estos tenfan en- Ia rais el hongo
Roseiinia y fueron coleccionad0s ejem-
plsres de este. Sc hizo una vista a
dom Jaime Miro en- su hnea. Sc obser-
warren magnifiees ejemplares de qua
ranes de Ia apariencia de la plaIta
Y tainano gratide de sus facimos Sc We
clar0e que resisten la nIafchitez. Algu-
mas reno vaciones Sc estan llevand0 a
cabo por Ell auefIo. Sc estan cortando
los arbofes viejos le cafe, qtiftandose
los arboles viejos de sombra y sembran
dose nuevos vastagos en- hiieras regula
res sombreados por gigantes retofos
de guineo. vale la pena yer los resul-
tados de tai esfuefzo. Los cafetos j6-
venes tienen uf aspecto verde y saf1-
dable, y alHnos estan cargados de gra-
nos. Sinembargo, las plantas j6venes
de sernillero, pesar de ser dc Ia mis-
ma edad, no tienen el mismo tamafio.
Esto acentua la necesidad que hay de
seleecionar La selnflla de los mejores
srboles. II uso de seniillefos v&sta-
gos de los &rbeles mejores y mas pro-
lfficos debe hacerse para aumentar la
production de cafe. Desde el punto de
vista de las enfermedades Sc veia cla-
70 que los arboles mas j6venes sem
brad6s en- suelo y Anomalies con estier-
col, demostraban tener vigor sufciente
para resistir la enfermedadN de la rafz,
pues parecia que solo la arcilla dura y
suelos saturados abrigaban arboles en-
fermos. +ss,
Sc visit6 la fnca del Sr. R. Marti-
nez. Sc tomaron fotografias para Illus
trar eI trabajo de Taladrador cabeza
de al1iler >destnyendo los arboles de
guavara
Sc hizo un viaje a Montoso sc
visit6 la finca del sr. villoc. Sc obser-
varon la narchitez del guineo y la en-
fermedad del cafe, Pelicularia. La
ccnstancia tai con que Sc conduce la
enfermedad Pelicularia en- cuanto al
sitfo de aparici6n es muy notable La
cnfermedad Sc hace mas manifesto en-
81 Iado de la ladera que "a a un arro-
70. FL que esta enferinedad de la ho-
ia en- Ell cafe no Sc manifesto en- area
mas ventiiadas Y menos i1dmedas, es
un fen6meno que no puede dejarse de
observar.
Sc hizo una vista muy interesante
a Ia fnca de don Pedro Echandia. Es-
te senior nos ha conseguido una planta
de they y enseguida fae identifcada
como la IsoToNTA LoNGIFLoRA.
Fambien Sc note ALI la marchitez del
guineo. Sc recomend6 que para la
sie1nbra solo Sc seIeccionasen aqnelIos
pichones que vienen de plantas sa-
mas.
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Boarding POrtOrriquelo

Rn la ciudad de New York tengo es-
Itablecido un Boarding House" con to
das las comodidades deseables. en- donde
lea ofrszco habitaciones c6modas y co.
midas genufnamente portorriquefas por
81 n,ddie0 precio de diez doiares ssma-
nales q todos aquelios latinos-america
nos que quieran honrarme con su vista
Dirfiase a Jose Cruzado. 2s4 West
2sth St., New York. Adyt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-23

La primera repdblica que Sc or
ganiz6 en- el mundo fue la de los Is
raelitas, cuando los Judios salieron de
Egipto. Bajo aquella forma de 60
bierno, todo ell mundo, hombres mu-
jeres, tenian derecho al voto.
ANTONIO @. MARTINEZ.
Ciales, p. r.
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De aquf y de ALA
(Traducciones para Ell MUNDo)

(Traducciones para Ell MUNDo)
-Mr. G. T. vanderwater fal6 elegido
miembro del Congreso en- las recientes
elecciones por los Republicanos, en- Ell
noveno distrito de California. Regre-
sando de un viaje con su esposa y sq
secretario, eI anto en- el cual viajabaai
sc volco, quedando muertos instanta-
neamente 81 y su secretario. Probable
uiente su esposa sera elegida en- iugar
d6 81. 80 s4
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Extraviada Ia libreta niimero Sc ex-
pedida por nuestra Agencia de Rio Pie
dras a nombre de doia INES CINTRoN,
Sc hace saher: que 81 pasados so dias
despues de la primera publication de
este anuncio sin que persona alguna Sc
Aa1a pfesentado recIamar su meior de-
recho, Sc le expedira eI corfespondiente
dupncado ansdando Elm valor Ia origi-
nal
San Juan, P r., % de diciembre de
1920. El secretario.
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Advt.
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L. piel lie los infante8as tierna. Echese
un p0eD de este maravilDusa polvp ants
septico y sanativo en- el aqua y v6ase
come. el MAO disfruta 81 bafio. Los
Banos diarios con ell MU-COL. protegen IA
DieI delicada contra e safpuilido, las
erupeiQnes u otras enfermedadgs peligrosas.
FL MU-COL es sapativo, ealmante v
agradahle. Los Doctqres en- todas parties
de los Estadoa Unidoa de America 10 re-
comiendan como el antis6ptico mas efici
ente para las madres y los bebks. Conser-
vesc sienpfe nn paquete disp0nible. Sc
quedara encantado con los muchos bene-
6cios que sc derivan de su uso diario. q
Sc recommends siempre para II trata-
miento de Ia Leucorrea, las SecrecioAes
de nal Caracter, la Ulceraci6n y la De-
preston del Utero O para cualquiara de las
debihdades uterinas cr6nicas de las mus
ieres.s ~ De Venta en- Todas les Boticas. q
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-EL JAPoN-E0s tres hsrmanos
ojeda estan dispues:os que Sc haga
" Sc escriba la sentencia del empera
dor del Jap6n al igual que al de Ale
mania en- una maquiaa de escribir re-
|parada por Oieda Bros. mo TO tires,
chinitO. Que to ahogas!
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en- dosis apropiadas eliminaran las he-s
ces, ayudaran el proceso digestive y
10 que es mas Importance, no dejaran
estrenimiento despues de surtir 81
efecto, pues que en- su composition no