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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25

, To treat the tonnage figures of thu
American plan from new angle, the
5-5-3' ratio represents distribution
of capital ship tonnage on the basis
of Japan keeping q fleet representing
% per cent of the total of the three
powers, the other two dividing the
remainder. During the ten year per-
iod however. Great Britain would have
in the neighborhood of 43 per cent
the United States would have some
thing more than 30 per cent. and Jap
an over 81 per cent of the total. The
change at the end of the ten year holi-
day represents equalization of the
American and British fleets to which
Great Britain already has agreed.
Claim Ratio Fair
Under the "5-5-3" ratio and the
proposed limitation of auxiliary ton
mage as well as capital ship craft
through application of the replace
ment rule of maximum. the British
and American fleets would read to-
tai of 1.120,0O0 tons in all combat
craft and Japan $4,000. This makes
possible Il comparison 81 fhg FelHefens
of the fleets to various factors rep
resentative of the place of each power
among the nations.
Against the simple question Of geo.
graphical area of each. for instance,
the limited fleets would mean, for
Japan more than $500 tons of naval
strength per thousand square miles.
The same figure for the United States
would be approximately 800 tons and
for the British empire between so and
90 tons.
Even more striking in disproportion
favorable to Japan is the comparison
on the basis of accepted estimates Of
national wealth. Japan would have
something like 10000 or 27.OOO fleet
tons per billion dollars in national
wealth. while the American figure
would be little more than 1000 tons
per billion and the British 5000 tons
per billion.
Relation to Capital
Disproportion again holds true as to
foreign commerce of each power. Jap
an would have almost 200 tons of nav
al tonnage per million dollars in her
import and export business over a
period of years. The United States
would have little more than so tons
per million and the British between 40
and so tons.
Again, in relationship of naval to
tonnage of each power, and
navies are built to some extent to sup
port the commercial strength affoat of
their flags. Japan would have nearly
10 tons of fighting ships per thous-
and tons of japanese commercial craft.
The United States would have little
more than 60 tons under such tabu
ation and Great Britain less than 80
tons.
Admittedly, these figures are of a
most broad and general character, but
hey do bring into sharpest relief the
;act that Secretary Hughes propos
als were in fact based substantially on
he present naval status of each pow
r. and did not. put forward logical
claims to national interest and place in
he world which might have been ad
'anced to support much higher naval
alto as compared to Japan. than was
lctually proposed.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
Guards Are Called
to Scatter Mob

hee, ay Thur.day HoT in the Ps1
"a di Colonna, just outside the parlia-
ment building, when royal guards dis
persed body of former soldiers who
had gathered to call the attention of
the deputies to their needs The men
are sufferers from tuberculosis de.
veloped by their war service. They
shouted down with parliament" and
the guards were ordered to charge, in
turing IL of them.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
ASK LABOR SUPPORT.

Bismark, n. D., Nov. 24.-F. W
Cathro, manager of the Bank of North
Dakota, informed Governor Nestos
Thursday that bank officials had re-
quested labor unions and political sub
divisions whlc2 R had depostaed manst. money IN n
there under the new independent ad-
.ministration.
Letters have been sent. Mr.. Cathro
said, to these depositors This was ap-
proved in. resolution by the state
industrial commission.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
SHOOTS WOMAN.

Seattle, Nov. 24.-Bat Leahy,s 65,
proprietor of rooming house here,
Thursday night shot and killed Mrs.
Anna Pierce, seriously woundihg Tom
Lynch, a marine fireman, then turned
the revolver on himself, inflicting
wounds believed fatal, it was announced
at police headquarters A motive for
the shooting was lacking, police said.
The tragedy occurred at Leahys room
ing house.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
ORGANIZERS WARNED.

Walsenburg. Col. Nov. 24.-(By
The Associated Press)-Internationa
organizers of the United Mine Work
ers of America were ordered Thurs
in Huerfano county while martial law
is in effect. The order applies NOT
only to mines Of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company, affected by the strike
against REDUCTION in wages, but also 10
all other mines in the county.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
Couple Are Arrested
for Tadng Furniture
of Cuban Vice Consul

Chicago, Nov. 24.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Theirs, accused of stealing the
furnishings of 16-room house and an
automobile belonging to Feonando Bri-
dat, Cuban vice consul, were arrested
here Thursday night, according to the
police, Theirs rented the house from
Bridat who kept his automobile in the
garage. Later Bridat found every
movable article in the house was gone
The automobile was found at Crown
Point. Ind, and furniture valued at
$4,000 has been found in pawn shops
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
REJECTED su,ToR SUICIDES,

Douglas, Ariz., Nov. 24.-John H.
Schoshusen, principal of the Lakeside
school. near here, was found dead
Wednesday night at the door of the
home Of Miss Venice Baldrich, near
Eldrida, Ariz. A revolver lay beside
lin.
Authorities say he shot himself
through the heart when Miss Baldrich,
school teacher, told him she could not
marry him.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
BELIEVE TUG LOST.

Astoria. Ore, Nov. 24.--Much
wreckage marked with the name of
the San Francisco Tug Sea Eagle"
has come ashore at Sunset Beach, 10
miles south Of here. according to tele-
phone advices Thursday. Anxiety is
felt in shipping circles for the tug,
which carried crew of nine and her
tow, the schooner Ecola, which had
about 20 persons abroad.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
MINERS WORkING. CLAlM.

Colorado Springs, Col, Nov. "a
Though there have been indications
that many coal miners in the south
are returning to work, the controversy
between the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company and it's employees is far from
being settled, according to Governor o.
II. Shoup.
4 believe 1t will be long drawn
out affair."" he said Thursday.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
WARD POLITlClAN SHOT

Chicago, Nov. 24.---NicOIa AdamO
was shot and killed Thursday night
BY three men who drew reveolvers and
fired rs he started to enter his home.
Police believe his death marks recur-
renee of the nineteenth ward political
feud in which more than dozen per-
sons have been killed. Police also are
investigating reports that Adamo had
received blackhand threats.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
America Claims Japan
Has No Right to Kick
on Her Naval Allowance
Statistics Presented to Back Up Hughes Opening
Statement Show Island Kingdom Has
Been Given Equal Ratio.

Washington Nov. 24.-(By The Associated Press)-
Statistic reviews Of the meaning of Secretary Hughes pro-
posas for limitation of naval and immediate heavy
reductions in fighting fleets gave graphic picture that
to bear out from every point of view the generosity
of the offer the United States has made to the other naval
This applies both to the proposed and
the retained tonnage phases of the American PLAN
comparative figures also show clearly extraordinary allow
for Japan in the scale of nations.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
CATHOLIC SISTER DIES

Galveston, Texas, Nov. 24-Mother
Pauline Cannon, 81, provincial of the
Dominican sisters, Galveston, died
here Tuesday. She was a prominent
worker for the enlargement of Catho-
lie institutions in the nation and found
er of four converts.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
PERsHIhG's SECRETARY DIES

New York, Nov. 24-Captain Will
liam Corcoran Eustis, 60, of Washing
ton, d. c., personal secretary of Gen
eral John j. Pershing during the war,
died Thursday night following the re-
currence Of an attack of pneumonia
contracted in France. Mrs. Eustis, four
daughters and one son survive. The
widow is daughter Of the late Levi
p. Morton, former vice president of
the United States.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
NINE INJURED

Fort Smith, Ark, Nov. 24.-Nine
persons were injured, two of whom
may die, when an automobile plunged
through the railing Of bridge cross
ing ut suburban railroad track
Thursday. The car landed on the rail
road tracks, 25 feet below the bridge.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
FIRE DAMAGES PLANT

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 24.-Fire
Thursday night DESTROYED the cooper
age department Of the Cudahy Packing
company's plant at Cudahy, causing
loss estimated at 100000.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
DIAz ON COAST.

San Francisco, Nov 24.-General
Diaz, commander in chief of the Ital-
ian forces during the world war, ar
rived here Thursday for three-day
visit. Officers and men of the Ital-
ian cruiser Libia joined with the civil
and military authorities in welcoming
him
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
70 suPPORT CovERNMENT.

Paris, Nov. 24.-.By The Associated
Press THE chamber of deputies
Thursday evening by vote Of 347 to
$50 gave i'll support to the govern
ment oh its financial program.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
TRAIN HITS AUTO.

Birmingham, Ala. Nov. 24.-Four
persons were instantly killed and three
southern passenger train crashed into
an automobile.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-25
UL STER CONTINUES
TO BLOCK BRITISH
IRISH NEGOTIATION
Sir James Craig Refuses to Consider Proposed
All-Ireland Parliament; Policy of Force Will
Not Be Used if Conference Fails Is Belief of
Liberal Party.

London Nov. 24-(By The Associated Press. .)-Premer
Lloyd George, who probably will be accompanied by Lord
Chancellor Brenhead is to meet Sir James Craig Friday in
what may be the last effort induce him of Ulster
discuss alternative plans devised to protect listers inter-
ess to the proposed areland parliament which the north
ern delegates have refused to consider formally.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
UNA vERBENA A BENEFICIo DE
LA CRUZ RoJA EN- BAYAMoN

Nuestro corresponsal en- la vecina ciu
lad de Bayam6n nos comuuica 10 81
guiente con respecto una interesante
'kermesse" que celebrar&n las escue-
as de dicha poblacion en- la nocae del
viernes de esta semana, con ell objeto
de recaudar fondos para cubrir las cue
tas correspondence a la Cruz Roja Ju-
venil:
"EI acto tendra lugar en- ell espacio-
so patio del edifcio escolar "'John Mar
shall'', egnpezando a las siete de Ia
noche ,por cuyo motive Sc nota inusita-
da animation entire a,umnos, padres y
maestros.
Como en- actos similares, habra dull
ces, refrescos, helados ejercicios de
varieties, canciones ETC., no faltando
un animado baile que ter.ninara las
diez, hora en- que terminaran los demas
actos de la fiesta.
Las entradas para nifios Sc vende-
ran dcs centavos y para los adultos
al insignifcante precio de cinco, con el
objeto de que asista Ell mayor nimero
de concurrentes.
La fiesta de esta natura' 'eza celebrada \
durante Ia campaiia pasada, tuyo IN exi
to esplendido, habiendose dedicado el
per ciento correspondence esta loca-
lidad, de los benefcios de la campana,
al establecisniento de una clinica infan
til eli Ell distrito de la Gale de Comerio
a la q. asiste diariamente un crecido nj
nero de madres lIevando a sus peque-
fiuelos para que, la nurse oncargada,
sefiorita Julia catala les examine Y
les haga reconendaciones pertinentes.
Dado ell inter6s 6emostrado per los ha-
sitantes de esta ciudads va Sc esta
nensando en- armentar e. radio actual
nente asignado dicha clfnica infantil,
para 10 cual Sc proponen los directories
conseguir los servicios de otra nurse y
81 equipo necesario.
Ell benefcio de la campafa presente
se dedicara dotar a la ciudad de una
cLINICA DENTAL, habiendo va PRO
netido la direction de la Cruz Roja Ju-
veniL pagar 81 sueldo del dentista du-
eante el primer afio, siempre que los
padres de farnilia cooperen con todo 10
que puedan comprar ell equipo, cuyo
costo sera de ochocientos mil d6lares.
Celebrardo la verbena que para Ell vier
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04

va no compone don Ramon sus admi
rabies sainetes, que, pese todos los
vejamenes Y diatribas, han quedado CO.
mo joyas en- nuestro glorioso teatro. No
va por los coliseos de la corte nj Sc lie
We en- parte alguna.
En- su pobre aposento de la calle de
Alcala tienele recluido un NAL de muer-
tie. Los pocos amigos que hacen la ca
ridad de visitarle dicen que las mara
vilIosas flores de aquel privilegiado in
genio van camino de caer sobre su tum-
ba. como tiltimas galas.
Postrado en- la cana lleva diez meses,
y no hay esperanzas de que de ella tor
ne levantarse; que la dolencia ha ce-
rrado tan de recio con su merced, que
no hay galeno capaz de salirle al paso.
Su mujer, su hija y ell contador don Pc
dro Galindo son las tinicas personals que
lie asisten; los demas amigos, como es
tanta la pobreza en- casa de Cruz, no
Sc determinan d poner en- ella los pies;
unos, porque no Sc encuentran con sere-
nidad para mirar tales agobios; otros
por recelo de que la amistad les tuerce
ser caritativos.
ST algiln rayo de misericordia Sc de-
eide romper las tinieblas de aquella
mansion desolada, en- cuyo zaguan Sc
acurruca la muerte, sale da la faltri-
quera de la sefiora dofia Maria Josefa
Pimentel, duquesa de Osuna y propieta
ria de la fnca, quien va en- diferentes
ocasiones ha remediado la triste penu--
ria del infe,ice inquilino.
Al bueno de don Ramon, tan limpio
de alma como de costu1nbre, p6sale de
su pobreza, no tanto por 81 y los suyos
como por la maledicencia de sus enemi
gos, que no tiene ell menor e;npacho er
decir que no hubo mas mundo que los
''bailes' de candil'', las zahurdas J
las jaranas verbeneras, que es reh
quia de elias ell NAL que lie consume.
Ningunq de el1os quiere acordarle
que acaso los mas bellos sainetes de
insigne enfer7no son aquellos en- qut
acert6 pintar de mano maestro las rid
GU eces Y gazmofierias de las 'damise
las", ''petimetres' "currutacos" J
que los hilvano tan indamente porous
cultivo mucho la vida de los salones.
En- los momentos de murria hace exa
men de su pasado, cuando era proveedo1
infatigable de los cohseos de la corte
y no lie dejaban sosegar un punto la;
sombras enemigas de don Nicolas Fer
nandez Moratfn, don Tomas de Iriarte
don Mariana Nifo, don Pedro signorell
y don Felix Maria samaniego.
que Sc vayan a Ia. -
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AIah DIA COMO HOY
WRncnrdar "a uiu;rO Dante
"Recordar es vivir"-- Dante
4 DE Nov1EMBRE DE 1874
NUR1o Ell 1Ns1eNE sA1NETEEo


Pero acudele la memoria ell recuer-
do de sus ultimos triunfos alcanzados
durante las temporadas comicas de mil
setecientos noventa y uno y noventa y
dos, con "El muhue,o'' y la casa de
tocame Rogue, desarruga el cefo y
sonrie; a la irracundia, suc6dele en- la
mesnoria las graciosas bravatas de "Ro
fias'' Pizpiernos' los sabrosos do
naires de la ''Petra'' y la Guiana"
lDesde hoy, cuatro de noviembre, es
tan de luto las musas comicas de nues-
tro teatro, aquellas que commentator
a balbucir, con los pasos de Lope de
Rueda, hablaron linpiamente en- los en-
tremeses de Miguel de Cervantes y can
taron con mucha gracia y desenvoltura
en- las mojigangas de don Pedro Calde-
ron y de don Luis Qui1ones de Be-
navente!
iDon Ramon de la Cruz Cano y Oh
medilla ha muerto al caer esta frfa tar
de del mes de los muertos! Al duelo
inJenso que esta malventura supone
para la esposa y la hija, tnese ell trag1-
CO desconsuelo de no haber en- toda la
casa ell dinero precise para dar sepultu
ra al caraver del ser uuerido, y sin duda
iria la fosa comdn de la parroquia, 81
la inagotable carload de la duquesa de
Osuna no hubiese acudido una vez mas
ser ell angel bueno de tan desdichada
farilia.
A la petic-on angustiosa de la viuda,
doiia Margarita Magan, y la hija dofa
Maria de los Dolores, Sc ha servido res
ponder la noble dana escribiendo al
margen de la solicitud.
''Se les dira que siento en- ell alma
su desgracia, y en- cuanto este de mi
parte procurare Servirlas, Y Sc escribira
Cuevas (mayordomo de la casa de
Osuna) para que me Olga 81 estuvo a
verlas y que cree conveniente darles,
81 ayuda de costas o algdn situado. 4"
Gracias, pues, tan generosa bienhe-
chora, don Ramon de la Cruz fu6 sepul
tado en- Ia capilla del Cristo de la Fe,
en- la parroquia de San Sebastian, ell
cinco de novie4nbre de 1894; pero a Ia
hora presente Sc ignora en- que parte del
Gicho recinto yacen sus gloriosos restos.
SieFnpre tuve para mi que esta honra-
da pobreza de don Ramon, en- vez Gle
servirle de inmarcesible corona, le val
dra de escarnio, pues la leyenda popula
chera, vilmente glOSada por los detracto-
res del gran sainetero, lie hara acabar
miserablemente recogido en- casa de al
gun caritativo menestral en- un "bai
lie de candil'' entire majos de plante y
snanolas de rompe Y rasga. -.
Diego SAN JOSE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
Cruz Roja Juvenil

nes tienen proyectada los maestros de
Bayamon, 81 todas las personals Sc inte-
resan en- cooperar con todo 10 que sus
recursos lie permitan, podemos asegurar
que dicha clinica dental estara funcio-
nando mas tardar a principles de enc
70 proxinlo.
No necesitamos explicar cuales Sc
ran los benefcios que reportara la eli
lica en- question que rronto tendra esta
ciudad, 81 los padres Sc interesan por
u exito de la .'kernesse' pero 81 que
remos adelantar que los a!umnos pobres,
es decir, Ell ochenta por ciento de los
CUE sctua mente asisten las escuelas
pdblicas, recihira grandes bene6cios,
pues tendran I'M dentista sin ninglln
gasto para ellcs. Nos parece cue los pa
dres de familia Gle los a'umnos de Ba-
yamon y Catafio quienes derivaran gran
des benefcios de la proyectada fiesta,
haran todo 10 que este su alcance pa
ra coronar las aspiraciones de los macs
trcs y autoridades escolares.
La clinica dental funcionara en- la
frc-na siguiente Tendra una o1cina en-
uno de les edifcios escolares de Baya-
mon y otra en- ell de Horace Mann
de catafio, pagando los servicios de.
dentista, Ell primer afio la Cruz Roja Ju-
venil, y del segundo en- adelante la mu-
nicipalidad estando solamente cncomen
dado a los padres la obtenci6n del equi
po.
AIumnos que asisten nuestras cs-
cuelas Y que han tenido la oportunidaI
de haber estaeo en- las escuelas de Nue.
va York, nos informan que ALI funcio-
nan las clinicas dentales, pero que los
alrgnnos tienen que pagar 25 centavos
por cada servic.o que esta les presta.
En- Bayanl6n no tendran que pagar ma
da, y 81 solamente interesar a sus pa
ras por Ell exito de la VERBENA que
celcbraran las escuelas Ell viernes de es-
ia semana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
Ell TRATADo COMMERCIAL
ENTIRE Russia E ITALIA

ROMA, noviembre q FL tratado
comercial concertado entire Russia TIA
LA, relative a las importaciones ex-
portaciones de ambos paises, ha sido
sancionado por el marquee Dalla To
rretta, ministro de Relaciones Exterio
res, v de vorovsky, represertante de
los soviets.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04

Rafael CABALLERO:-Agense do
reyistas y peri6dicoa de Puerta Rieo
" de Los Estados Unidos. Aeepte
ageneias, presranSo toda eIase de
yarantfa. Box A15, Rayamsn, Puer-
y Rsse Ava
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AtGnCi6n FumadOrGS

Preveninos al p1bIico que Sc es-
tan vendiendo cigarros enVasa-
dos en- cajas con etiquetas de
nuestras marcas que no son Ella
borados por nosotros. Esto
constituye una infraccion de la
Ley de Rentas Internas y de Pa
tente de Marcas y confiamos que
los fumadores nos ayudaran a
perseguir a los faIsificadores.
PORTO RICAN AMERICAN
Tobacco Co. of PtO. Rico
San Juan, Porto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
DIRECTORIO
F A MACIAS

UN AUTO BUICK cilindros pasaje-
ros del 10 al 20 de POGO uso v bue-
mas condolences. Sc vende barato por te
ner su dueno que ausentarce: Ilforma-
ran en- 81 Salon Tatitat" en San Jo-
ss No. IA. San Juan. P. r. 11-9
GRATIFICARE: a la persona cue me
entregue una plaza perdida en- el cami
no comprendido entire el elifcio del
Casino de Puerto Rico Ell d, la Comi-
sion de Indemnizaciones Obreros.-
Marshall Corte Municipal de San Juan,
Secci6n "a. 11-o
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cENTRALlsTAs: GRAN OPOR-
TUNIDAD: Azucarero Mecanico
con 30 afios de practica, habien-
80 trabajado en- la GUANICA
CENTRAL COMO JEFE AZUCA-
RERO DURANTE VElNTE AMOS,
OFRECE SUS SERVlCIO5 EN- Y
.s FUERA DE LA ISLA
MANUEL JlMENEZ MESA,
Guanica, P. r.
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SCANGAs MILITAREs, DE HIEERo.-
Z eNuevas, sin uso, precios sumamente
= sbaratos. venga verlas Cristo hume
$50 I. Lame al tel6fono 1923 escriba
al Apartado 994, San Juan. E. Rodri.
= @guez y Fernandez. 11-6
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~TARHKACIA:-Por no pederla atender
~su dueno, Sc vende una farmacia de por.
avenir, situada en- punto c6ntrico Y con
amagnffica clientela, en- una pequena po-
@blaci6n de la isla. Para informes pue-
eden dirigirse Ell MUNDo, San Juan
p. R.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04

W Be VENDE una casa do concrete Ell
= Rio Piedras, Carretera a Carolina. Fa.
sactlidades para Ell pago. Informara: su
& cesi6n Anacleto AgostO, apartado 44S
:, BIO Piedras. LIE
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vENDO fnca % cuerdas situada entire
dos carreteras. 81 400 en- dinoro y mil
en- hipoteOa. Informara Francisco Paia-
clio SaIazar. 11-s
VENDO CASA bien situada solar pro
piO, parada is liz tiene para anapliar
atras y costado, contigua la carreto
ra, para informes Andres Rodriguez
Plomerfa 80, San Francisco. 11-3
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~fTsOMBRERERoS ERoSil--Vendemos letras
adoradas Alemanas $1.50 el millar. Ha-
ga su pedido @ o D. Freese Y Co., San
1aJuan, P. B., Box 7Ss, Luna ss-11-21.
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!. NO 6ABE I'D. que las gomas usadas
!" pueden ser reconstru1das con gonna cru
da en- la misma manera que Sc cmplean
en las fabricas Haga "a prucba con
] una de las suyas. Tambien hacemos re
paraciones en- tubos de gomas. s. @. CO.
+ CHRAN, Parada 10, (Cine Victory Gar
I deny Santurce. 11-8
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04

apJUGUETEs Observation-Disclosures
slabs de recibir. No compre sin antes ver-
mes. Precios sumameute m6dtcos. FIeese
Co, San Juan, P. r., Box 739, Luna
ss-11-2l.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04

I MUCHACHA para cuidar un aino. Els
indti1 presentarse sin referencias. 'Ho-
I tel Palace, Pieza No. 6. lilo
$3.50 AL MES PARA UN MAESTRO
c0CINERo:-Que Sc necesita en- la Es-
] cuela Correctional. Escriba hoy mismo
al Director acompanando carta que acre
tdite su ofcio. Sin este requisite no haga
solicitud.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04

e BRUNsvIGA:, Avisamos al comercio
\ en- general que acabamOs de recibir de
I, Alemania, maquinas para calcuial
Brunsviga, Gltimo nlodelo. Los interesa-
I. dos pueden dirijirse a II. v. Grosch Co.,
San Juan, p. r. s11s--2s