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Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-22

number of the valleys best instruct
ors leaving.
"There is no reason why the I'M
perial county schools should not rank
among the best in the state now that
an adjustment has been made and
with more capital on hand we arc
better able to care for the students
and their instructors" said Enyeart
this morning.
Every teacher secured this term
has had previous experience, and the
standards should be very high, the
head of the department commented.
1t was estimated by the superin-
tendcnt that the total enrolment this
year would exceed 5000 students
when complete reports have been
secured from every district. The av-
wage daily attendance of last years
hclasses fell far short of this.
Deputy Superintendent Enyeart
was yesterday appointed acting super
'nterdent pending the appointment of
a successor by the board G sunervis-
ors. rsa ~ SdlAG iXR!a
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-22

rust and emerald cochin and aero, or
something equally contrasting.
A Nell Gwynne fashion period eff
feet is given by hats which dangle at
each side long, heavy plumes of vari-
Gus colors. The hat proper is cavalier
shape, and generally of black or
taupe velvet. But even of sombra
color, the sweeping plume effect is
TOO daring for many women and
only few are seen at the Rits teas
and hotel dances. Many hats harp
back to period tendencies as the
1ualnt Vatican poke bonnet with
hin ribbons, or the Alsatian bonnet
With huge bow of suede or moire rib
Don at the side rear.
Another innovation is the use of
till horsehair for trimming, rather
han for the body of the hat as was
'ormerly the case. One model made
II crushed copper velvet is topped
With little snail-like motifs wound
rom black horse-hair. Coarse straight
Gathers are in the majority such as
+. 'lycerined ostrich, gay quills, or
ockades. Little pompoms made of
empen rooe and in bunch of sever
VI garish hues, often flank the very
.ront of hat, or coyly dip over the
'orehead.
Dingle-dangles such as long ear
ings of Jet, jade, or wooden beads
till abound, especially upon the dark
IF and more conservative hats, and
assels of silks tickle the buns,
llso. Duvetyn promises to be an all
winter fabric, although it is now di-
'iding honors with the old standby,
'elvet. The latter fabric emphasizes
,,ead and silk trimmings, while the
'ormer snecializes in wool embroid- :
,ries or ribbons.
Evening hats of metallic laces or
'ich ribbons are favorites. The Pals.
ey. shawl pattern abounds in these
'lbbon hats, and brocades in rich tints
# royal purple, deep rose. or emerald
llso abound. These confections of
lat loveliness are very wide and
lroopy and are the only evidence that
'loral trimmings will be used
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-22

TO misapprehension Of the purity
! quad. The quartette were released
nhis morning by Judge L. l.. DAWN,
'ghen Thomas explained that May
Thomas was his wife and Jack
Carter friend of his wife, while
Mrs. Adams is his wife's sister from
II r'perial Valley, who was visiting
them.
When the police arrived in the night
md demanded entrance at the home on
South Evans street there was a long
delay and the police officers testified
in court that they saw through the
window the contents of five five
gallon demiiohns poured into the kit
chen sink. The officers took the con-
'ainers to police Headquarters, but
here was net enough of the liquor. to
base a case of violation of the prohibit
ton law.
When the four were released today
! he judge said that the arrests he'd
beer caused bv too rauch zeal on the
pGrt of the purity SQUAD.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-22
so, Montenegrins May StarUe
Unless Aid Comes Before Winter

matian coast. These were long ago
exhausted.
| Last winter and spring conditions
| were greatly eased by the intervention
of the American Red Cros, which irn-
| ported and distributed large quaint
ties of food, clothes and medicines. In
spite Of this help, it is estimated that
BY November, unless the situation is
nended, well on to $4,000 people (thc
total population of Montenegro is in
IS labor to cultivate is under crops b..
The people themselves are doing
what they can to stave off the coming
disaster. Every little patch that there
he region of 20G,000) will be starvlnp
the country has been drained, not
merely of its resources, but of its
manhood. There are not men enough
lett to do the necessary work. In The
little town of Spuzh, for example, Of
the 673 men who went out to fight at
he beginning of the Balkan wars, only
72 have come back, and many of these
are cripples.
The population is largely made u
Of widows and orphans. But, indeed,
thanks to the splendid work of The
Americans, and to the generous col
alteration of the Serbian government,
it is nowadays rather an advantage n
Montenegro to be an orphan. When
ever you see a chubby, red-cheekcd
child, you may be pretty sure he is ;!n
inmate of one of the many orphalageS
they have set up.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-22
(By United Press)

CETTINJE, Montenegro, Sept. 22
Montenegro was always poor coun
try, but before the war it had at least
| enough to live on, enough to rear 6
race that for 500 years-till January
1916-defended it's liberty against all
attackers. The war time occupation
was blow from which the country
will take ages to recover; all it's little
wealth was lost; valuable, furniture,
linen, food, live -stock-e everything
down to the hens on the doorsteps
was swept away; and now the land is
struggling for bare existence.
! There are people in it today who for
weeks have not had grain of corn
in their cottages. people who have not
a stitch of clothing to bless them
selves with, and who dare not, for
very shame, cross their Threshold in
the daylight.
They steal out when darkness falls,
grub up the leaves of the asphodel, a
plant the omnivorous goat rejects
boil the bitterness out of them, and
feed on the nasty remainder. In one
village consisting perhaps of 20 houses
10 families were recently counted who
by such means kept body and soul
But, bad as things are at present,
they threaten to grow worse. At one
time the country could reckon on some
share in the military stores left at
Cattaro and other places on the Dal-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-22

Oriental horses are sometimes she'd
with shoes made from charkskin.
Chinese use sharka fin rays tcr
Mnkinl. ~clatino.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-22
Old World Wierdness
In Colorful New Hats

cody woman, an Algerian coffee
house girl, modern serpent of the
Nile" or an Alsatian peasant arc
rakishly askew the marcelled waves
of Milady of Gotham.
A prevalent mode is the transpar-
ent crowned turba'n of metallic lace
or chiffon, copiously embroidered in
colored or irridisCent beads. The mar
row brim is generally swathed in a
frayed Oriental silk. or twicted
strands of wool or chenille. Color
schemes are an incoherent blaze o.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-22
BY "Marjorie"

BY Marjorie"
written for the United Press)
NEW YORK, Sept. 22,-Although
fall chapeauX have been "among those
resent" in the fashion world since
early summer, it is the latest in-sea-
son models that are really dazzling
the eyes Of the populacc with their
bizarre, and almost weird effects.
Nothing gorgeous and eccentric is out
If place upon u fall feminine cid"
Hats that would feel very much "to
home upon the colts of a Chinese
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-22
COLBY DASHES HOPES
OF ANTI-SUFFS RUDELY
(By Associated rress)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Secrc.
tary CT State Colby efused &c graz,
the request Of the ant:-guffraaists II
rc@cind proclaiming the ratificat t;Cn
cf the 19th amendment on tho basis
Gf thc action CT thc Tennessee loGi8-
laticn
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-22
SQUAD
IS TOO ACTIVE
ci2l t. The Press

Especial to The Press
cAN DIEGO, Sept. 22.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Thomas, Jack l.. Garter
I'd Anna Adams were arrested ana
laced in the Citv Jail last night due
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-22

The schools the fundamental basis which America
and Americansm The valley should feel fine the
high standards by those charge for teaching
terial.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-22
A HARD FIGHT VEIL WON

When the board of supervisors made the award for con
crete pavement to valley contracting firm The Press did
editOraIly at that time the that this
paper felt the hard bumps had all been passed This
turned to be right but appears that the last OBJ
stacles has been ard that the valley Is 10
have the of the roads desired
The fight which finally ended in the selection of concrete
began months ago. Primarily this paper objected to the
payment of the taxpayers money for royalty pavement
when there other paNemen said to be Just good
The fight was against Narrente, which carried royalty
and the strenuous efforts of the highway commission to
saddle the county with this needless expense Last Febru
ary The Press in editorial explained that it not
against the asphatm type OF pavement but that it
posed Warrene However, in selecting concrete The
Press believes the supervisors acted wisely.
AS usually when the carefully laid plans of schemers
brought to the sunlight the first attempt to clear them
selves befoul the other fellow In this the cry of
cement trust raised at And from then the
highway commission tried vanly to defend itself Its
charges would have been serious had they not been
amusing.
The Press does wish take the credit for winning the
fight The Press glad have had part in bringing to
the attention of the supervisors and the general public
facts which this paper modesty hopes enabled them to
form correct opinion. Linked together with this
in this fight the morning contemporary Of The Press
which gave able and valuable assistance The Sealey Sent
with its westside following while the CaeXico Chron
also the chambers of commerce Of Of the valley
cities The Auto Dealers Association Drayrnens Associa
ton Good Roads Association and other influential organiz
tions in the valley. To them all credit is due.
valley be congratulated that the WaTrenie
has slain If the highway commission expends the
amount of energy seeing that the county gets dollar for
dollar in roads that spent in trying to give the
county Warrente roads in other words accepts the will
of the board of supervisors ard the people gracefully It
will be given cordial cooperation by ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
CoMIsIoN DE INDEMNIzAcIoNEs
A oBRERoS

En- el case $50, de octavio Rosario,
la Comisi6n declare que Sc trataba de
ur case no comprendido dentro de las
disposiciones de la Ley de Indemnizacio
nes por Academies del Trabajo, que
la solicitud de indemnizaci6n presen
tada por Felipe Rosario era denegada.
Ell case 6124, de Epifanio Puma
rejo, de San Juan, fue declarado una
incapacidad parcial perlnannte Sc con
cedi6 al lesionado una indemnizacion
de $1,000.
Ell case 467S, de Pablo Alvarez fue
declarado uno de incapacidad parcial
permanente, concediendose al lesionado
una indemnizaci6n de $500.
Ell case 26lS, de Agustin Pagan
fue considerable por La Comisi6n, La que
declare qoe no Sc trataba de lm acci
dente del trabajo hi el obrero feneci-
do dej6 herederos, por 10 que Sc ordeno
ell archivo del case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
HoMBRE MUERTo PoR
UN AUToMovI

No pasa un dia sin que, bajo este
epigrafe, un tanto pedestre por 10 usa
do, la cronica de policia registre al
gunas victimas de los AUTOMOBILES, es
decir, de sps conductores.
Es indudable que en- ciertos casos
los academies Sc producen por ell ato
londramiento la falta de cuidado de
las mismas victimas. Pero en- la ma
yoria de ellos puede comprobarse que
son ocasionados mientras los vehiculos
son conducidos a velocidades mayores
que las permitidas por la respectiva
ordenanza de trafico.
No Sc explica, pues, por 10 menos
satisfactoriamente ell alarmante aumen
to de academies producido por los au
tom6viles, maxine cuando las ordenan
zas reglamenta1r en- una forma previ-
sora la velocidad de los vehiculos la
.competencia de los conductores; mas
que por este, dado Ell ntmero grande
de policias, encargado de velar por ell
cumplimiento de las va referidas orde
nanzas La vida de los transeuntes de
IBERIA MERCER un POGO mas de atencior
por parte de las autoridades respecti
vas.
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habl6se con mucho entusiasmo. Sabi-
do es que esa Compafiia debe Ell esta
do fioreciente, que hoy disfrlta. a la
cooperation iniciativas do M. villard
que con su valioso concurso de hom
bre, conocedor de esos negocios, la ha
puesto a la altura de las mejores b.
meas ferroviarias estabecidas en- Ell mum
do. Es necesario decir que Mr.. Willard
no vacil6 nunca en- hacer cualquier ella
Sc de esfuerzos siempre que estos Sc
encaminaran engrandecer la mencio
nada corporation.
Ell senior Pietri recit6 unos versos
de Jose de Diego
Luego tocole ell turno a Mr.. Willard,
quien, en- frases sencillas, pero since
ras, di6 las gracias a la concurrencia
por ell nomenaje que Sc lie rendia.
Refriendose los empleados del Fe
rrocarril, cuyo alto personal estaba
ALI tambien presente, Mr.. Willard pro
runci6 palabras de aliento Y de simpa
tia, reveladoras de su clara inteligen
cia, de su gran alma bondadosa. Al
terminar, fue calurosamente ovaciona
do, muchos vivas sonaron en- su he
nor.
A las doce nos despedimos de la
elegarte casa de los esposos villar zer
penfeldt, donde una dana noble be-
la, hija de una ilustre famila porto
rriquefia y un distinguido cabalSsro,
nscido en- el gloriosO suelo de Francia,
han Tornado Ell hogar mas feliz de Ia
TERRA.
GoNTRAND ALBA
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Ula IssIa tTanIs 60 "a sdsncla Dc Mr.. GsOgs WIZARD

fcontinhacion 40 - IA pas
.Ralasl Bsnliss. don BeniSno FsEnaiutt
der Lals Genet. don jose Rodgiguez,
den reiro y. Dslpsn. don l. vahamon
6s o.. don Damaso Assneio, don Ramo1
pahcio. don Giovanni Negretti den
Jnan n1iancourt. don Jose Auqueira,
don n. q. a. oneredo. aon Felix Car
Ga. don L. GiarEa. aon Modesto ciaveli,
don claudis A. Rossy. don =. Nenadich,
doa Jullo Domingnez. d0n Gabriel Mar
tlnel. don q. Nariluez yr.. der -. Ro.
cns den q Rom. don d. Parsi don
Jont B. ~, don Juan csnd y los Fsdae
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NEGOCIO AGRICOLA EN-
LA REPUBLICA
DOMINICANA

Para fomentar un negocio impor-
tante de ganaderia v lecheria en-
gran esca.a, y agricola cuando Sc
establezca la central DIANA; en-
fincas muy bien situadas pr6ximas a
la capital de Santo Domingo y pro
ximas tambien otras fincas en- las
margenes del rio Ozama coinpra-
das ultimamente por los sefiores
Rafael Fabian, Jacobo Cabaza Y
otros: Sc desea un socio con capt.
ia. suficiente
Para infcrnes dirijase la persona
que desee interesarse en- ell negocio
a JOSE ROMERO FERNANDEZ,
Hotel Roma, San Juan, hasta el Is
del corriente mes; Y desde esa fecha
al mismo nombre en- Mayaguez o a
la capital de Santo Domingo, r. u.
Adv
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DESDE HJAS

Aver tuvimos Ell gusto de recibir n
grata vista de la predilecta hija de las
Musas, consagrada por Fama hace mn
chos amos dentro y fuera de su terra.
Es ella la cantora de Las Lomas, do1a
Lola Rodriguez de Ti6, quien tuvimos
la honra de ser presentados en- la pin
toresca residencia 'Fsvilla Anita, de
los esposos Ortiz -Noriega, parientas de
la egregia dana, y tannbien por Juan
Angel Tic, senador Ell nuestra Legis-
latura financiero de ITALIA. pues con su
inteligente esfuerzo ha sido beneiciada
nuestra riqueza agricola y nuestra ciase
trabajadora.
Hacfa tempo que conocimos la gran
poetisa, asi como tambien sus mas be-
LAS producciones reunidas en- elegantes
tomos, cual '.La vuelta del Pastor
y otras tantas de gran valor.
Pasamos muy agradables y gratos Els1
mentos al departir con La ilustre DANA,
sobre varios asuntos, pudiendo apreciaI
que los amos no han hecho mella en- su
fisico que su vigorcsa mentalidad Sc
halla en- plena juventud
La gran cantora retorn6 San Ger.
man por la tarde
sr1~6 NODrrcA T.ApprTA
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Felix MATos RERNIER.

torres de Ell MUNDo. Real, Romanacce
y Pietri.
En- el espacioso comedor la concurrent
eia fn6 espl6ndidamente obsequiada
CON rieos refrescos y tabacos.A Hicie
ron uso de Ia palabra los sefores Fon
te. Real. ROmanacce. Rechani, Battle,
Nenadich. Fidel Acuha Crepresentante
De los derriovarios de La Riojal v Cue
to. Todos tuvieron hermosas frases pa
rOs los esposos villard-zeppenfeldt, que
tan slmpatica y espl6ndida acogida nos
habian' dizpensado. De la labor de MIR.
Willard como Director del FerrocarriI
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NFORMACION GENERAL
CHRISTINA PEEEDA, ENFERMA

Desdeo hace varios dias guarda CANA
en- su residencia del Palace la be.
llisima y conocida bailarina de la Com
pafiia velasco, sefiorita Cristina Pereda
La indisposici6n que sufre gentil
danzarina ha privado nuestro publ
co de admirar la artista mas compile
ia, nuestro juicio, con que -cuenta la
notable troupe de los Velasco.
Deseamos que pronto Sc restablezca
la hermosa artista.
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Sc Vende

Una magnifica residencia,
construida de blockes de
concrete, con todas las CO.
modidades necesarias, in
cluyendo garage para dos,
autos. Jardines etc. Esta
situada en- la parte residen-
ciaI de Santurce dentro de
un solar de 8,1O0 metros
que Sc venderia en- su to-
talidad 0 parte.
Para inforgnes, diFiase
al teIefono 343 negro, San
turce. P. o. Box SO, San
Juan.
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AcUsADo ABsUELTo

Manuel Cruz, quien estaba acusado de
haber acometido v agredido a Tomas
Mirabal con un hierro candente, ocasi-
nandole yarias quemaduras en- las ma
nos, fue declarado absuelto en- ell Tri-
bunal municipal Z
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'BoLsAS DE PLATA Y PLATEADAS

Todas de calidad superior y en- es-
tilos muy elegantes precios sumamen-
te modicos, muy apropiadas para regalos
de bodas y dias onomasticos; 81 esta in.
teresado en- alguna no dele de visitar-
nos tambien las tenemos propias para
caballeros.
JOYERIA DINET & PACHECo.
Plaza Baldorioty, frente La camara,
AdVt.
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OJoS ARTIFICIALES

Impcrtados directamente de Alelna-
MIA acabamos de recibir una gran varie
dad de todos tomaLos y colores.
Por la gran escacez Y demanda que
hay de este articulo, le recomendamos
nos visitase con ticlupo para poder selel
cionar ell tamafio color que necesite.
JoYERIA DINET g. PACTIECO
Plaza Baldorioty. Bcx 7e5, San Juan.
Advt.
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UN LOCAL AMPLIo

Amplio y centrico debe ser I'm local
que necesita la cOmpania de cajas Re
gistradoras National, de modo que
quepan hOlgadamente sus ofcinas ia
Heres. 81 usted tiene uno que pueda
Ofrecer lie agradecermos nos 10 cOmuni
que enseguida al telefOno 759, per
sonalmente- en- Allen II y medic. Edi-
ficio Noa bajos. Advt
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COMMERCIAL

En- Arecibo ha quedado disuelta la
mercantil que giraba en- aquella plaza
con la denomination de "Rufno Sierra
no'', habiendose constituido otra con la
raz6n de "A. Monroig y Co. S en- c..
Son socios gestores don Antonio Mon
roig y comanditario don Rufno Serrano
Rodriguez.
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LA GABBI EN- Ell
VICTORY GARDEN

La Empresa del teatro Victory Gar
dem ha contratado a la famosa y
bella artista Maria Gabbi. Su debut
en- este comodo y elegante Teatro, Sc
efectuara Ell proximo sabado 1s del
presente.
La Gabbi en- su actuacion en- San
Juan ma sido ruidosamente aplaudida.
Su labor artistica es ventajosamente co
nocida de ruestro pdblico, que siempre
le ha tributado merecidas palmas.
s FeIcitamos la empresa del ''vic
tory Garden por su acertads determi
naci0n, y para la gentil diva deseamos
nuevos triunfos muchas pesetas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17

QUINA QUE NO AFECTA LA CA.
BEZA, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA
es mas eficaz en- todos los casos en- que
Sc necesita tomar QUININA, no eau
sando zumbidos de oidos. Contra Res
friados, La Grippe, Influenza, Palu-
dismo Y Fiebres. La frma de E. w.
GROVE viene con cada 'caiita. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
CRUZ MARIA cARDIN

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saludar a
esta silnpatica y encantadora seforita,
perteneciente la selecta sociedad de
Generic, quien ha venido de paseo a
Cataiio.
Grata permanencia deseamos a tan
distinguida sefiorita.
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coNFERENcIA PUBL1cA

A las ocho y media esta noche Sc
dara> una conferencia publica en- ell sa
lon de la Logia Teosofica, Rafael Cor
.dero 100 B. Altos, ell tema sera ''Consi
deraciones generates sobre comunismo. .
Sc invita- al pIblico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
UNA AGGRESSION

Ramon Nieves acometio agredi6 con
un palo a, Jose Lopez, ocasionandole una
herida de cinco centimetros sobre la ca
beza, y una fuerte confusion con from
bus en- ell brazo, de las que fue curado
en- la sala de socorro. Ell juez Diaz Gin
tr6n lie sentencio a pagar $25 de u.llta
Y las costas.
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BAJo F1ANzA

La fianza de Maria Emilia Nunez, su
puesta autora del atentado la vida
del distinguido joven Domingo Queve-
do, quien ell fiscal Diaz Collazo habia
exigido fianza de $1,000, fue satisfecha
por don Jose Bazan y don Juan Re-
quena, ambos muy ccnocidos EN- esta
ciudad.
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INTENTo sUIcIDARsE

En- La Gale del "Culto'', Santurce,
Carmen Acevedo intento suicidarse, in
geriendose dos pastillas de sublimado
corrosive. Sc lie prestaron los primeros
auxilios en- la sala de socorro Y luego
fue Nevada al hospital, donde qued6 re
cluida en- estado grave.
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ABUSE DE coNF1ANzA

Jose Heredia fu6 Ilevado ante el Tr:
bunal municipal, acusado de haber OBJ
tenido alimentos en- la fonda de Fell.
pc Rivera, situada en- la Gale de San
Agustin, alegando tener dinero para el
pago de los mismos. Ell juez lie senten
clio pagar So de multa Y las costas.
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uN Acc1DENTE

En- la carretera, parade Is, el automo
vii de Gumersindo Mora, guiado por
Juan Figueroa. de Santurce, choco con
ell autom6vil de Ramon Gomez, guiado
por ell nsismo. Del choque resultaron con
serias averias
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iEsta I'd. Perdiendo en- Peso?

dad intestinal. Limppie I'd. su orQanismo con eI
Mso de las PlLDORAS DE VIDA DEL DR..
ROSS. Meiore su apetito vera cen cu&nia
Pronttud recobrsra el peso perdido.
Aviso No 2O-l
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PIANOS PIANOS

va llegaron esta Isla los mejores
pianos de fama conocida, los mejores;
los TONK, Agentes para Puerto Rico,
lei Cielo'', San Juan. Pida catalogos
y precios. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
FIEsTAs DE cABo RoJo
Por Telegrafo)

Cabo Rojo, Is de setiembre
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Las festas de San Miguel seran ce-
lebradas con gran solemnidad pom
pa. Sc veriicaran seis bales regios.
Felicito con entusiasmo pueblo progre
sista Cabo Rojo.
Jose Antonio CUEvAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
SAN JUAN
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Episode doce de las ''Aventuras de
Ruth" y ell bonito drama en- cinco par
tes Los BLAZONES, por la incompara
BILE actriz Constance Talmadge
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
''Rialto''

Ell favorito actos Douglas Fairbanks
en- el sensational drama en- cinco parties
DE PASO Y Ell noveno episodio de la
serie Ell ToRBELI.INo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17

jores producciones que lleva por tityO
Ell vENDEDoR DE sU HoNRL y
una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
SANTURCE

Victory Garden"
j. Warren Kerrigan en- la bonita Gin
ia en- cinco parties titulada CosAS DE
CARLOS y Ell episodio once de LAS
AvENTURAS DE RUTH.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
EN vEoA sAJA

EnconsrarA ustsd EL M5NDo III
d Cafe o~ntral. Dc acnxAiss Oano
Plaza "JOss r. Mater. Advk
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
Cine "Luna"

La grandiosa production por sessue
Hayakawa titulada Ell HoRIzoNTE
Girls, en- cinco parties, y ana bonita
cinta c6mica.