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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22
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"'tS most fortunate SIR, mat YOU
sent for hiln when vow dld an
nodnctd ANTOINE nearly bursting withN
jnrortancc. The boys had hear"
queer sounds in The night hut could
una nothing wrong. Inc prisoner h&d
'"NHh up me hoor'hS ~ ''o ""cN o'
'it' 'o"I'housS' ana WhS S''"l''HE w
ne diF'' ne u S"l P'n'' Pussy "''''
wG en"0%A I" 'e' MN ''''"u|il Sui,,
pose "u""' 10 h"NS "'t''t' ~ ~
IL WIS i"S' - MY -" ,,.""'"'''
were 'e"V'nS ING mousse "''" ''c sN'S.
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"Go, ynur ,u.Y ina -hn cor and hroi
It," Shouted To Raynor, thinking ur,
ur,c,1n, MAS alor,t 10 he modn ia rns.
cue rlc priSonar
The ,our,y. car lort inst re Par
ION taxi dashed into thn driveway.
Tie driver w,s Swearing loudlv M one
Of ,lr Tyr!nyhum veterans who hud
wva.nu himself mo the door of the
,.,ehl,o
,hut he might arrive that nighty. but
before could greet him he swung
round and assisted a lady to al!ght--
a short. stout lady In a travelling cap.
wrapped in coat that fell 10 her
heels. She began Immediately to de-
liver orders il an authoritative tone
us to the rescue of her belongings.
Searlcs dived into the taxi and began
dragging out vast amount of small
luggage, but my attention was divert
cd for a moment by Alice, who jumped
down the steps and caSped her arms
about the neck OF the stout lady.
"Aunt Alice!" | heard her saving.
why didn't YOU tell us to meet you? 2"
"Why didn't | tell youY demanded
the stout lady "rhc moment Won
left me knew I'd made mistake
in letting you come over here on one of
your absurd larks! And from the row
| had getting into the premises I
Judge that you're at your old tricks.
Fired upon! Treated as though
We're an outlaw. You shall never 20
out or my sight again J!
oh, please don't scold me" Alice
pleaded and turning to me: "This
is Bob Singleton. your nephew"
Mrs. Bashford-and made no
question that Scarcs' companion was
individually my uncle's widow--gave
me her hand ana smiled in way
that showed that she was not so great
~ dlSplcaScd with Alice as her words
implied.
PAY that driver for me and don't
fall to tip him. Those McthuSclahs
at the gate all but killed him. 1t was
only the vigorous determination OF
this gentleman, who very generously
permitted me to share the only motor
at the station, that got through the
gates alive. | beg your pardon, but
"''''' - ''"t ''''l''''
Mrs. Bashford." lntcrpOScd. my
friend Mr.. Scarlcs."
Mr. Sparlcs :" cried Alice, dropping
a cage containing some weird Oriental
bird which had been among my aunt's
imrcImcntn. The bard squawkcd
hidcouSly.
Miss Violet Dcwing. ncrmit me TO
present the author of Lady Lark
SpuI'
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-28

that her train got stalled in ten foot
snow drifts and moved very. slowly
making her arrival several hours late.
I The meetings will continue at the
NJ. E. church this week, commencing
| at 7.45 in the evening. Come and join
Iyus in worship. Sunday school Sunday
morning ut IL o'clock. Epworth League
AT tbs. Mrs AZ. D.. Whey y leader.
Ladies meet this coming Friday with
Mrs. VIM. Huskey. at 2:30 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid wishes to thank one
and all for their assistance and contri.
buttons to the supper Friday evening.
Jim Malone has been a pleasant visit
or at the Houlihan home this week for
a few days. .a
Mrs. James spent Tuesday afternoon
with her cousin. Mrs. Lille Newton
Billie Cook. Of Iowa Falls spent a
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Huckstep last week.
Mrs. 7. C. Dobson. visited Mrs. New.
ton Wednesday.
Mrs. Alma Prentice spentsa few. days
in Denison the past week with her son,
George, who is in the hospital. His
friends are glad he is getting better.
Rev. Ralston and wife, of Lake View,
and father and mother, Of Nebraska,
stopped off Friday evening and took in
the services held at the hall
\ Ellie Huckstep was in Denison one
day this week transacting business.
s Miss, Ruby Kelly, of Denison, spent
the week end at the Hutchinson home.
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Mrs. Albert Whey visited her moth.
ser. Mrs. Newton, Tuesday. I,
Arthur Winey got a fine bunch OF,
fruit trees which he is putting out on
the farm. Also, the Fink brothers re-
ceived q. fine shipment. That's the way
out of the high, cost Of living raise
your own fruit,
Mrs. John Judy and son were up to
Deloit Friday evening to- attend the =.
a. supper and chngcfi services lat the
hall. rs It Il nj sJss 81. +, II
EE Mr.. and Mrs Myers Hansen were in
town Friday evening and also attended
the supper and servicse. M stS S;l.
Miss, Edith Darling was q week end
visitor with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Darling, in Deloit. 4 ..,;;:ss5
As Bill Evers was in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Wall Johnsonn and family were
Denison shoppers Saturday 81
!, James Anderson visited at the Bert
!, M [ home over night Saturday.
y GRADUATES ATTENTION You
will find a complete, line: Of engraved
and printed calling card samples at the
Review Office, moderately priced Both
plain and panncled cards and latest
type designs. 17.3t
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q 4
week Professor Hogan, of Parnell was
elected uperintendent OF the Val
school for the coming year.
TIN Harrington is the new clerk In
|sthe %. Rel y * Watson store. 81 y
Ward Watson visited oyer Sunday, al
home from Ames college. ~
Ef. Aliss Teresa Keeney was "a caller in
Denisodl Friday.
4, Mrs. Mike Shupitor and daughter, Ell
sic, left Monday for Cedar Rapids to at
tend the funeralgof a relative.
Miss Elsie Brogan was home over
Sunday from Lidderdale. .
Attorney Maurice O'Connor went to
Jefferson Sunday where he was a speak.
ser4 at the initiation banquet of the X.
&C. held at that place.
X p. Mccormick returned Sunday to
Omaha after visit here with relatives.
Mrs. r. r. Lewis and daughter, Mary,
OF Council Bluffs. returned Sunday af-
ter visit at the Mrs. John Knowles
home. @ IA
Mrs. Chas. Minter. of Denison, spent
Sunday here at the A. p. Minter home.
E Miss Blanche LOrenzen was passen-
ger Sunday to Jefferson, where she was
on the program for several vocal selec-
,tions.s ae
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The other members Of the. Star class
are Misses Martha Leuck and Virginis
Marks and Clark Barker and Roger
Cooper. Louis Buss anit Charles Bilas
have also been chosen, to fill in parts
in the play. 49, ~ t!i &.
John Frownfelter, Sir. was in Dunlap
Sunday visiting at the home Of his
daughter Mrs, Henry olmstead and
family. 8 #, Il ~ &
&c Mr.. Hazelton. OF. Omaha, was a bust
ness caller In town several. days the past
h O.HS. Carlson was visiting friends in
town Monday from Dunlap. 1
4, Mrs Floyd Gary was down from Den.
iison Monday and visited her friend
Mrs. Cecil Edwards. ~
\. Geo. TRACER, the Crawford County
Telephone company manager, was here
from Denison Monday on business.
The members and friends Of the Bap.
fist and Methodist church held un-
ion service Sunday evening in the Meth
odist church in the interest Of the inter,
church world movement. Rev. c. "A.
Barker. the Baptist pastor, occupied
the pulpit and gave a splendidad dress
along lines pertaining ITO this cause.
The audience was favored with special
music at this. time in the way Of "a vo-
cal solo by Mr.. Hazelton, Of Omaha. h
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I q ~ 4 XVI.
Mrs. j. ]. Hill, of Denison, was a Wis,
itor here the first Of the week with rel
Latives and: friends. . 1883 Z I.
| Mrs. ID. z, Green and baby visited
friends in DenisOh Tnestiay, y
Mrs. James Nellis was q shopper ii,
Omaha Monday. s7sst Y \, I
Z The carpenters have commenced
work on a new house for MI Casey
| in the west part Of town. $50 ,faE
/ Mr.. and Mrs. II. Keeney were bust;
ness callers lat the county seat Tues
day! st.ts.e 81 .f ~ S. 4
Mrs. Jim Hillsand baby were visitors
in Denison Tuesday. z.
Miss Baee Costello was visiting and
shopping in BENSON Tuesday,
John Gibhna came Tuesday Afrom
South Dakota 10 att end the funeral of
his father. Thomas Gfblin. :s.sst
Mrs. y M. Sheridan, OF Denison, was
"a visitor here TUESDAY " with relatives
!. q Misses Mann a,,d Tai,ra. Koester vis3
tied IN Delffson Ties "a W y
Tussaays % ,:.i; s,sds slss Funeral 81 tlis
uncle, Il Thomas Gfblin S-li' II Y
n j. Beirne. OF Z Denison, was here,
1a,s to attend the funeral Of Tt'ssa.
sasa5 svaltsF5 lGcAnert IL csrroll,
spent the iaS1 OF tDe week IN vail vlstts'
ing relatives and Friends
b Mart Ryan. of Omaha, visited last
week IN Vail at the parental, Tom Ry.
an, home and with Other relatives and
friends +ea>yst% 50
Mrs. +. Starek was passenger to
Omaha Friday to see her sister, who, is
in a hospital there. & ~
Miss: Anna Beirne J returned to- her
home in Deriison the last of the week
after caring for Mrs. VIM. Abbott We
are pleased to report Mrs. Abbott as
somewhat improved.
: At a meeting Of the school board last
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom and Miss
services at the Deloit hall Friday eve

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom and Miss
Grace Fleming, of Denison. attended
services at the Deloit hall Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleming We're here
from Bower Friday evening.
i Mrs Martin Saggau and brother,
Fred Weber, of Scflleswig. spent Fri
day in Deloit visiting their brother and
wife and attended the supper given at
the hall. s .s ;,s i.
Asa Brown was up from Denison Fri
day shaking hands with old friends.
< Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ihghram and Miss
Grace and friend were over to- Deloit
Friday evening to attend the supper
and services. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huskey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Broder BOysen, James Huskey, Milt
Childress, Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman, Lloyd
Winans, Mrs. Honlihan, Miss Eunice
Dobson, and Isaac Newton We're DENT.
son shoppers Saturday, .5as 81. "t1a 4
Lacey Myers spent the week end in
-Deloit.
Mr., Kuhn was Denison visitor on
Saturday. gI VT &,
w. M. Petcoff has accepted a position
in a shoe repair shop at Carroll.
+ CALLING CARDS.-the Review is
showing the latest designs in printed
calling cards. both; plain and panneled,
moderately priced. We will be pleas
ed to show you samples. lift
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Il ed food sale in the Farmers State banl
4 Saturday which met with a good sue
4 cess. The net proceeds amounted t
Il S12.7S, which will be put into the clas!
Treasury.
Garland Tech is reported as. having
been quite sick the past week. Mis-
| Lillie Tech is laid up this week with {
4 Miss Margaret Houston, Of Deloit
and 4 Miss Ruth Houston, of Dunlap
\ were home and spent the week end witt
their mother Mrs. j.. y Houston.
Byron. Glow was a passenger from
Omaha Saturday and made d short Wis
nit at the John Ahart home.
lEi8 Carl Hansen was down from Denison
I Saturday visiting at the parental, Claus
Hansen, home. His mother accompan
lied him home that evening, returning
| Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Christensen celebrated
her birthday anniversary Tuesday sur.
rounded by her family and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Meeves and Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
OH and. daughter, Leone. of Dunlap.
An elegant six o'clock dinner was the
one feature OF the day and the guests
depofted Wheeling the honored one
manys more happy birthdays.
MrB!tJ! J. Houston and son, John, Wis.,
EitedS relatives ins Dunlap Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ATE Cook We're county
seat visitors Monday. s9
/ Miss Mary Remnles, was over from
Charter Oak for Fam over Sunday visit
lat the parental, John ,Remmes, home.
Sharp have received word the past
week iof the marriage Of their brother,
Henry Mitchell, Aof Lastant, Ill. The
newly welded couple will make their
home onsa farm near there. Mr.. Mitch
felf.is well and favorably known in this
vicinity and his many; friends, extend
congratulations. t5
K Miss Elizabeth Leuck and Mrs. Fred
MARI were over from Manila Friday to
at the home of their sister, Mrs. M. j:
Mrs. Glenn Hemphill was over from
Bucq sGroYe and spent last week at the
home Of her sister, Mrs Claude Nc,
:Donal ID. & e; "A ri sfJsssS'
VI Mrs. Ada Wheelright is confined to
hcr4 home 4byii llness at this writing.
MIR. and Mrs. OF j. sJudd and little
daughter, Orinella, returned Sunday
aEd Aarare Era ~ know ashe IS getting,
along so nicely. III
Lloyd PETIT, Of Noodbine, was a Bow
City visitor the latter part of tho week
Mrs. r. Az Long and little :daNgh Ter,
and Miss Lois Welty were callers in
DunlaT Sat erday Il a II :iF e e
Jim Hafk taA1esu from Dunlap ton
Saturday for an over Sunday Whit at
the home Of his sister Mrs. Fred Cole
man.; Mr.. Hecker recently came FRONT
his home in Boulder. Colo, to Dunlap
for the purpose Of purchasing a. garage
but as yet he has not completed plans
toward this !end.t For the present he |
has accepted a position In one OF Il he |
garages there. The Hecker family for
merly lived at Dunlap.
The seniors known as the Star class
Of the Ideal school, have selected their
play and are busiy engaged in practic.
ing, preparatory to putting II. Son the I
latter part of May. The play is en-
titled THE SNOWFALL" and the leading
part is to be taken by Miss Ruth ,Leuck,
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IS Boss.iafr;- lies trained snurse who
had been caring for Harold sTeridlt for
several weeks, returned Thursday to
Omaha. Mrs. f. NJ. Mahin accompanied
her and spent the day shopping.
Mrs. A. Fl. Aleman and Mrs. w. p.
Mrs. Clair Butterworth was IN Ute
Wednesday visiting her daug hter, Mrs.
Floyd Sharp, and husband. ~ srns r
Mrs. Milo Kelly was a. passenger
from Denis6n Saturday for an over
Sunday visit With her sister, Mrs. Zeph
Ffenhold, ana family. y - " IN = ,.s'S'
s Lee Daughenbaugh was taken i'll the
tack of appendicitis and other cOmpli-
cations. Wednesday morning he, &C:
companied by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Y Dan Daughenbaugh, started for Des
/, MOines, where he was to enter a hOspE'
tai. While enrOute to that place the
!. dds condition became so serious they
Were obliged to stop at Carroll, where
he was operated upon the same night.
Il tHis sister, MRS. Fred Kremin, and
husband visited him at Carroll Satur.
day and report him as getting along
very faEorably considering the seriOua
nature bf his operation
Misses Hilda sTurnlund and Ella
Flynn, MIS-. Henry Roy and Mrs. Jim
Baber and little son were county seat
caa 'as,r Sa.u ,lr9 y,t,s u. 4 ~,
MSS MaoeL Svs
S.enS F lily - ESn.. w.
W. HHo vit ch q. Wy AoAie - ~ t' -
r' uS vs;isn,i. , 1,;na Nah
~, 49,, l.; u
go ..ns..H,,.ss = "s,,,a; IS - n,,n. xv,o;ie
49,. - ti,e ~, IoaI
home. Mr.. Wilson was a former resi-
dent Of Denison.
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,sa ,e .a;t Mss ls ose ~ aaa w 'n Sn p
w. Ssn ~ ~ INT - a. n,ssent
eSlS ~ ~ Il
E.,,;i, Hnnt H. vya =, 9l,.an,a M, III
T ;,,,tsa t ~, ns,a.i,sr una .p.,o
a aW sly ,ny,ss $1,000 .,o ts tha ho any 80 A.
Ana N1rs Soteart I'm e i
lTha ,,,a,,,hars, : M fr;ards ~ tho p.1o
sAttr c,mh .r.ra ', most rnva,y entartainaIi
Sitorday at thei country rome Of Miss
.TSSa H.iinwaii.s Social EoiSvers,if ion
OYER fine hsed,swork ea ss tl,sa
~ i,,;.,nt'n,soe rs',a,.al Mrs..
,,sa,nan. urs Ma,sar P,,ttar,ynrth Nc
Morris Grift1n and tthe Misses ASelai ,
otter., iF,pa gnams srla1s And: RathII
IN e ~ ,;s,,a.ad
~, ~ u ny hinhos. 81 nrnIsa ~. tha hnst
sss 20 - III -
NJ. q s,s.s r,lr;sY son
Isrh.rt and Sanehtar i1i;an accnm,
panied BY Mr.. and Mrs. Nick OH and
W We'd to'yisit Mrs. Christiansen's |
parents Mr.. and Mrs. August Tech.
Miss Lillian remained for few days
I'd assist her grandmother with her
house cleaning.
Miss Vera Paul, who teaches at G s.Il1
vs1fE or 10 n @ hAr n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14
Ell ENTIERRO DE MARIA DE
LoURDEs GIUsTI

En- ell vapor "Caravelle' llegaron de
Francia los restos mortales de La nina
Maria de L. Giusti, hija del distingui-
do y prominente caballero don Pedro
Giusti.
Los despojos de La infortunada Ma
ria, que vinieron dentro de una her
mosa y artistica GAIA parisiense, cubier
ia aqui de flores. fueron trasladados
desde ell muelle hasta Ell cementerio de
San Juan, donde Sc inhumaron
A la ceremonia asistieron, ademas
de los parientes mas cercanos, distin-
guidas personas de nuestra sociedad.
Reiteramos la familia Giusti, nues
tr omas sincere testimonio de p6same
por la irreparable p6rdida sufrida.
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EMPRESTITOS o MERCADOS PARA
Ell AGRICULTOR
oPINIoNES EN- PRO Y EN- CONTRA PARA
REvIvR LA WAR FINANCE CORPORATE
Ell coNoREso DIscUTIRA LA CRISIS
ACRIcoLA EN- SUS PRoxMAS SESloNES
Toe la prensa de Nueva York. }

Infonnan Washington que Eugene Meyer
exdrector WAR Finance Corporation ha dcho aI
que la corporation revvda ben por
disposition del congreso del secrearo Houston, del Tesoo
deben mtase conseg extraneros
superproducon de amentos primas
esta nateabemente opesto que agenca del
beno presto dnero los agcutores fin de capactar esto
para que obtengan altos precios por cosechas.
Ugio 81 ell restablecmiento de War Finance Corpora
ton" Opina que al encontrar mercados-Aemana,
ChecosIovaqua Poona Rusase acabaria la tension de
agrcutores debda baia repenna los productos agr
coIas.
cock de Nebraska Capper de Kansas Norris Nebraska
nenbros del congreso comparten opinion Meyer que
goberno debe sunstra credtos los agcuores para
proongar ell movmento de las cosechas.
Exsten opinones divergentes que la War
Corporation pueda hacer ago haca
ercados extraneros E secetaro Houston va
asunto ante los Comites reunidos del Senado
Parece obetara ell restabecmento corporac6n
que ell gobeno estmue aceptac6n respade mas
tucs extranieros ell pals Cree que Europa egado va
al mte de la deuda.
Es entendido que depaamento del dspuesto
cooperar congreso la concession credos agr
cutoes pequeha escaIa Los empeados Federal
Reserve System que favorecen eli proyecto Hitch
cock ell cua autoza los bancos federal para
tar los bancos agcoIas edeaes Sc que estas ganan
cas acumadas ascienden $65oooooo a cuando Sc cree
que esa suna es solo una gotta de aqua al sera para
renlediar las necesdades mas urgentes.
& sentento general ell
los agrcutoes manufacturers honbres de
negoco de todas cases este equera dnero que Te
abre agno caas hay por ue no debera
abrirIa todos 10 cual constituiria peigro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14
ObsequiO a los esposOs
Del PinO-Mayendia

Ell sabado por la tarde los distingui
dos esposos Crist6bal Sanchez del Pino
y consuelo Mayendia reunieron en- ell
- Hotel caribe" un grupo escogido de
sus amistades, con motive de La termi-
naci6n de la temporada que con tanto
exito nevaron cabo en- ell "Teatro
America los simpaticos artistas.
AL magnifico festival asistieron los 81
guientes caballeros:
Eduardo O'Ferrall, Carlos -Paoh. AL
fredo Vargas, Jose Cantellops, Antonio
coll y Vidal Crist6bal Real, Sergio Ro
manacce, Augusta Pietri, Carlos N.
carreras, candido Ylleras y Jose A.
Font
Los concurrentes fueron obsequiados
con magnfficos y sabrosos dulces y pro-
fusion de refrescos emparedados.
FL acto result6 sumanente espl6ndido,
interesante y simpatico Fueron breves
horas pasadas en- amigable estrecha
camaraderia, en- cordialisima converse
cion, donde fue la nota predominante
Ell chiste ameno y las an6cdotas humo-
risticas Ell senior Del Pfno, hacienda
gala de una feliz memoria, record6 los
principios de su carrera artistica, desde
que era director de un cuadro de Ear
zuela en- Sevilla hasta que va todo un
tenor c6mico actuaba de primer actor en-
el Apollo" y en- "Marti''.
cerca de las seis de la tarde termin6
el simpatiquisimo actof que ha dejado
grato recuerdo en- los concurrentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14
MIR. EDWIN w. POPE


Ha llegado San Juan, procedente
de la Repnblica dominicana el muy es
timado caballero, ventajosamente como
cido en- esta isla, Mr.. Edwin w. Po-
pc, quien ha residido entire nosotros,
donde cuenta con muchos amigos, ha-
ce veinte amos.
Mr.. Pope es secretario particular del
contraalmirante Mr.. Snow, de quien ha
ce entusiastas elogios, pcr La excelente
labor de concordia y progreso que es-
ia realizando ALI, preparando La men
cionada Republical para un future ha-
lagador.
Nos completeness. en- reiterar Ell mas
cordialisimo saludo Mr.. Pope.
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SUBASTA PARA LA CoNSTRUC
cION DE UNA NUEvA
CARRETERA

De acuerdo con 10 que Sc habia anun
ciado, aver Sc celebro en- las ofcinas
del comisionado del Interior la subas-
ia para la construction de liz Kms.,
mas o menos, de la carretera Corozal-
Morovis, trozo Morovis- Rio Carreras,
habi6ndose recibido las siguientes pro
posiciones:
De Antonio Martinez, SIS, 500. so
De Eladio Miranda, 57,729.77
De Antonio Berries, 57.657.9s
FL presupuesto de La administration
asccndia $50 .151. %.
La Junta de Snbastas hara en- breve
Ia correspondence recommendation al Co
misionado.
Hecha la construction de este trozo
de carretera, quedara ccmpleta la ca
rretna de corozal MorOvis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14

-cuando despues de una dolencia
febril sigue una convelescencia larga
y penosa, con perdida de apetito, del
poder digestive y las fuerzas fisico-
morales, la CIENcIA ha reVonocido
que uno de los mas excelentes RENE
dios de tonacidad es ell FoSFo GLIco
KoLA DoMENECH. Advt.
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ssE cAsARAq.

Is Dicen de un pueblo de Ia Isla que
don Antero Sc casara los ciento cinco
amos, pero dice que tiene que comprar
los muebles camas, de las que vende
Ell CIELo de Arrivi Hermanos. Esta
probado que Ell dormir en- una buena ca
ma colch6n "h6rcules Arrivf" alar-
gan la vida Advt.
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UN DIPLcMATICo PoRToRRr
QUENo
(cOtinulc;6l de la pax 81

FL icenciado Fernando Martinez, que
tambien es un enthusiastic cultivador de
las lerras, colabor6 en- los importantes
diarios de Caracas, 'El UNIVERSAL y
"El Nuevo Diario''g siendo mucHios
de sus brillantes articulos reproducidos
en- Ell MUNDo Puerto Rico Illus
trado.
DanSos la bienvenida al talentoso jo-
ven, y lie deseamos, 10 mismo que a su
distinguida familia, grata estada entire
nosotros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14
NINA QUE pEREcE AHoGADA

En- ell barrio de Santana, de saoana
Grande, la nina Agueda Lucrecia Ole
da pereci6 ahogada en- una tina de aqua,
en- su residencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14
"CINE NORMA:

La preciosa production titulada
s'Cusrpo Alma el episodio doce de
"vivo Muerto''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14
"Beliograph" (Cataho)

Episodes nueve y diez de la gran Sc
RE "Las Calaveras del Terror una
cinta c6mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14
"Rivoli" (Rfo Piedras)

La super production en- cinco par
tes 'Promesa cumpIida" y el episo-
dio ounce de LAS huellas misteriosas''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14

Ell Lcdo. Tomas Bryan, juez munich
pal de Mayaguez, ha sido nombrado pa
ra ocupar Ell cargo de juez de Distrito
de Aguadilla. 9-t 3M
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14

Ell drama Tomas v Paco'' interpre
tado por Jack Picfort y una chistOsisima
colaedia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14
HE5.Ih[lQQ|6
SAN JUAN
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Episode tercero de La Mano de la
venganza" y el drama en-. cinco actos
Doctora en- Medicinal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14

Ultima function de La Troupe Pache-
co y prOyeccion del colossal drama La
Aurora
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-14

Ell LcDo. BRYAN sALIo
TRTUNFANTE