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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01
PRESS COMMENT
We Are Eloridians-

News item says the governor will
hear from the committee OF gentlemen
from Alabama at the coming session Of
the legislature in reference to purchas-
ing west Florida. Why not have it I'M
derstood once and for all that we are
Floridians and not for sale. The peo-
pie of west Florida pay Florida taxes
the same as the people of north or
south Florida do. 1t can be imagined
just how the people of those sections
would take to a proposition that would
make them willynilly residents of an
other state. People have bought homes
in this section of Florida because they
desired to live in this particular part
Of the country and state. Others have
homes and property here that has been
handed down from father to son. They
! have all done their duties by Florida.
They have responded to every call the
state has made. They have given when
it was right to give, worked when it
was right to work, and aided in every
way a true son of state should, to
make the state the great and splendid
state it is today.
The idea that Alabama desires west
Florida is not inconceivable. But the
idea that her politicians should think
Florida would seriously consider SELL
ing this section of the state savors
more of insult than anything we can
think of. Also those of US who have
state pride are getting tired of the
subject.
If it We're conceivable that such a
thing would be even in the slightest
degree considered, stop moment and
reason out for yourself what it would
mean-not alone to Florida, but to
every state in the Union. Any state
could be selling to another any portion
of its territory at any time it desired
to. A man would never know one day
what state he would be subject to the
next. 1t would decrease the love of
land possession and lower to a deplor-
able degree the pride of state.
Permanence is the one thing that
has saved many a country. Perma-
hence to ideals. to faith, % the things
that make a man willing to sacrifice
his life for home, state or country.
Deprive a man of the feeling that his
home endures forever and you make
him less a citizen.
Sell west Florida? We would like to
be in a position to tell Alabama just
what we think of the proposition and
give the men back of it on both sides
the treatment we would give if we
were approached to SELL our honor. For
to those of us who are worthy Of the
name of Florida citizens we are part of
the state and deny the right Of others
to bargain for our state right.
1t is hoped that when, or if, the mat
ter really comes up before the gov
ernor it will be settled in such a way
that once and for all Alabama will be
made to understand that every foot of
ground within her boundary is real
Florida soil and therefore not purchas-
able-Marianna Times-CO
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

the little remarks you make, or anyone
of a thousand notes which individual
ity produces when it plays the Won
derful organ of the human body.
Herein lies the secret Of har-
moniously effective vitality. The dia-
mond may possess intrinsic value in
tha Rough, but it must be cut and pol
ished before it can be used CONNER
cially.-Tampa Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

Our home affairs are being ad-
justed rapidly and in the main sat
isfactory. The settlement of the
differences in the packing indus
try between employer and en-
ploye and the acquiescence of
employees In other industries where
wage cuts have been agreed upon,
justify hopes of orderly adjust
ments all along the line. The diff
ferences between the railroads and
their employees are more funda-
mental and are complicated by the
tntterferences OF the alien hand of
the labor machinery of the trans
portation act, but IL is evident that
when the labor leaders realize that
they cannot win the main points
for which they are contending they
will accept a reasonable adjust
ment OF wages.
IL Is probable that the reduction
in purchasing power incident to
price decreases in the primary
markets and to unemployment
have been overestlmated, and that
that fact accounts to a large ex-
tent for reports of reviving trade
in numerous directions. The error
between the estimates doubtless
arose from failure to take into
account the fact that d decline in
prices corresponding to declining
wages and other income leaves the
purchasing power Of the consum-
Ing public about where it was. It
Is also true that declining prices
increase the marginal purchasing
power OF the steady income classes
and that these classes move into
the consumptive areas formerly
occupied by recipients OF high
wages and profits. Further, IL is
probable that the bulk of losses
growing out of the decline in the
prices of farm products have been
sustained by second holders or by
farmers who are able to stand the
loss" At any rate, the dry goods
and allied trades are reporting in
creased business, and there is even
some revival Of business in the
automobile industry. The building
statistics also indicate increased
activity, The independent steel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

Perhaps the reason Hungary doesn't
want the Hapsburgs is because she
has had haps enough.
Socialists appear to be as popular
in New York as Sim Felners in Eng
land.
Rene Viviani saw the president-but
not President Wilson.
Those Macon express robbers used
way bills and not billies.
o.
From what Bean told Harding we
suspect him OF remembering Jack and
the nursury rhymes,
Railroad owners are going to confer
with the brotherhoods. Probably to
see II it will be all right to remain in
business.
Archbishop Mannix won't visit the
United states. perhaps because he
thinks we're hopeless over here.
o
Ban Johnson says some major league
ball club owners must be ousted. Ban
dAWdg5 mas ileih SpAiAS PCT tlANAiAASo.
IL will take several days to test the
oil well. depending, we presume, on
how much interest there is in lease
buying.
Miss Nell Carroll hurled the discus
9S feet 2 inches at Tallahassee yes
terday. II she ever gets peeved at the
chinaware. good night.
90
This still hunting business seems to
be still in progress.
Valparaiso plans TO celebrate it's
third anniversary April 10.
New Orleans yachtsmen are already
talking about the Marine Marathan to
Pensacola on July fourth.
You couldn't accuse Germany of try
ing to take advantage of a discount
for cash.
state fair dates are November IL to
49, but what we're interested in the
spring vacation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01
Amona the ieinhts.

He; Yes. certainly like good food
and always iok forward to the next
meal"
She: why don't you talk of higher
things once In a while7"
He: But, my dear. what is higher
than food ?"---Japan Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01
A picker Between States

Alabama and Florida are engaged in
real estate dicker which may result
| in the transfer of sovereignty over the
nine Yesternmost counties of the Pc
ninsula state to Alabama, which has
| power under its constitution to issue
| bonds for the purchase of additional
! territory. Last year its legislature
passed the enabling act. The Florida
| legislature will consider tie transfer
when it meets in April
The nine counties involved lie west
of the Apalachicola river, which, if the
| transaction is put through, would be-
come the line between Florida and
| Alabama instead of the PerdidO river,
| which is now the boundary between
! the states, as it was the boundary be-
| tween Florida and French Louisiana
| from 1902. West Florida, which in
cluded a large part of what is now
, Alabama and Mississippi, was sold by
| Spain to France in 1895.
| The nine counties-BEy, Calhoun,
Escambia, Holmes, Jacksonville, Okla
| loosa, Santa Rosa, Walton and Wash
! ington-into which the territory is di-
vided extend $50 miles or so from east
| to west, and from forty-five miles to
ninety miles from north to south. The
! city of Pensacola is situated in the
territory under discussion. It has an
extensive coast line, and an argument
for it's incorporation in Alabama might
well be based on geographical con-
diti0ns.
The territory affected is rich in his
| torical associations, and its DISPOSE
! ton will be of interest to thousands
who would not ordinarily pay much at
! tention to the readjustment of state
boundaries unless the changes affect
ed them in person.-New York Her
| aid.
Butchers say the average family is
buying less meat. Depression may
starve some of us into good health,
hut that's moor consolation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01
LOOKING for q Bite.

Tramp: Can you assist me along
the road, mum?'
Lady: PERSONALLY 1 cannot, but
can unchain my dog and I know he will
be pleased to do so.-Boy's Life.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01
BUSINESS is BETTER.
Business is better.

buSInGsS IS DeILBr.
Local business houses report that
sales are increasing and at least two
local concerns have reported greater
business during March of this year
than in the same month of 1920.
The American Exchange National
Bank in its March review indicates a
belief that the fears expressed as to
reduction in buying power were over
emphasized and explains why it takes
that view. 1t says:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

Railroad owners are going to confer
with the brotherhoods. Probably to
see II it will be all right to remain in
business.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

Archbishop Mannix won't visit the
United States, perhaps because he
thinks we're hopeless over here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

From what Bean told Harding we
suspect him OF remembering Jack and
the nursury rhymes,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

Perhaps the reason Hungary doesn't
want the Hapsburgs Is because she
has had haps enough.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

New Orleans yachtsmen are already
talking about the Marine Marathan to
Pensacola on July fourth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

Those Macon express robbers useC
way bills and not billies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

state fair dates are November 10 to
10, but what we're interested in the
spring vacation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

Butchers say the average family is
buying less meat. Depression may
starve some of us into good health
but that's poor consolation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

You couldn't accuse Germany of try
ing to take advantage of a discount
for cash.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

Rene viviani saw the president--but
not President Wilson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

Ban Johnson says some major league
ball club owners must be ousted. Ban
always has had some pet enemies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

Socialists appear to be as popular
in New York as Sim Felners in Eng
land.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-01

II will take several days to test the
oil well. depending, we presume, on
how much interest there is in lease
buying.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
SUGESTIVA EDICION DE
PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO

La acreditsda enpresa "Puerto Ri
co Ilustrado", presenta hoy, al p1-
blico, una magnifica. edici6n que ha
de causarg profunda impression en- los
lectores, pues ademas de traer los
mas sugestivos fotograbados de actua
lidad, trse trabajos en- prosa y ver-
SOS de los mejores literatos de Pto.
Rico y del extranjero.
Entire los fotograbados de esta Sc
mana aparecen preciosas vistas de
New Mejico, Monterrey; cuadros az
tecas; fotograffa de unl paloma que
recorrio una distancia de 1000 mi
las y cayo examine en- columbus
Circle; e2traordinatias fotograffas
de la catastrofe ferroviaria ocurri-
da en- el puente de San Antonio;
un genio de II nisica; IN bautizo;
varias actualidades grafcas de Es-
tados Unidos; las vfctimas del ham
bre en- Russia; ell padre del presiden-
ta Harding que. contrajo matrimo-
Mo con una nurse; vistas de Pa
nsma; ii directiva de la Association
de Jovense Cristianos7 v. por Gltino,
una fotograffa del Pbro DR.. D. Jor-
ge Caruana, recientemente preconiza
do Obispo de Puerto Rico.
En- Ia parte literaria aparecen
muy buenos y jugosos trabajos en- pro
sa y verso de Eugenio Astol, Eduar-
do Benot, Jose A. Balseiro, F. Mon
tills, Pedro Manzano Avino, y otra
pagina de Eersos escogidos de Crist6-
bal Real
Es de esperarse que dado la Inn
portaneia del namero actual obten-
dra, como sienpre, puerto Rico
IlustradoS, una popular acogida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
Ell TEMPO EN- LA IsLA DU
RANTE LA ULTIMA sEMANA

SUMARIo GENERAL:- LA lluvia de
la semana pasada fue defciente en- casl
todas las localidades y muy variable en-
las cantidades lccales. Tres estaciones
informan cue no uovi6, mientras que
de Utuado y Cabo Rojo informan fuerte
lluvia. Las temperatures de las tardes
promediaron cerca de dos grades sobre
la normal v las nocturnas cerca de I'M
grado baio Ia normal. En- casi todos los
distritos la condici6n de las cosechas
es favorable. En- Ia parte E. de Ia isla
desde Cagnas basta Fajardo, Sc necesita
mas lluvia. La evaporation de la sema'
na, EN- San Juan frls 194e pulgadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
PoR UN DEh1To POSTAL

Ell juez odlin sentencio aver a Pc
dro Cordero Berries cumplir II meses
en- la peniteneiaria de esta capital, des
pues de haber sido acusado por el Gran
Jurado de haber robado paquetes pos
tales del correo que era Ievado Are
cibo.
Ell referido individuo Sc empleaba en-
lIevar la correspondence de la, estacion
de Arecibo hasta el pueblo y era du-
rante Ell trayecto cuando cometia los
robos que le han Waldo la condena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
LA ACTITUD DEL sR. RODRIGUEZ
cAUsA ExTRANEzA ENTIRE LOS
LIDERs sOCIALIsTAs


La actitud de don Alexandra Rodri-
guez, alcalde de Carolina, al sugerir al
gobernador Mont. Rely la convenient
cia de establecer I'M TRAINING
CAMP para j6venes de color en- Puerto
Rico, ha causado honda extraneza en-
tire los liders socialistas, toda Vez que
la misma.-nos dijeron varios dc. clos
aver acusa por parte de el un COM
pleto desconocimiento de las DOCTRINES
del Socialism,, que es contrario en- abb
soluto a toda practica militarista y al
sstablecimiento dc diferencias iaciales,
que es 10 que 81 lsr. Rodriguez ha solici
tado, segan ellos, en- su recientc carta
al Gobernador.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
NOTAS De LONDRES
LA AURORA IRLANDEsA

Los mas optimistas parecen pensar
que el sol comienza leyantarse sobre
Irlanda. Por 10 pronto, la espantosa ma
tanza que met6dicamente venia devas-
tando la isla desde hace dos amos ten.
dra tregua. va qued6 concertado ell al
misticio entire el general MacReady, CO
mandante de las flierzas inglesas en- Ir-
landa, y Michael Collins, comandaute
en- jefe del Ejercito de la Republica
irlandesa.
Sc ha tratado de pOtencia potencia.
Mr.. Lloyd George, en- quien el baen sen
lido acaba siempre por i1nperar, ha re-
conocido la efectividad del gobiernc
Sinn-F Fein =, como reconocieta al cabo
Ia del Gobierno bolshevique en- Russia
Cualquiera que sea Ell resaltado de las
actuales negociaciones, clio basta por el
momento a contentar ell amor propio ir-
landes. Realmente Sc ha adelantado ca
inino desde aquellos dfas, bien recien-
tes ailn, en- que Ell Gobierno ingles anun
ciaba oficiosamente que condescenderia
a recibir los Representatives, nacionalis
tas con la condici6n, entire otras, Ge que
antes suspendieran las hostilidades. Es
ia vez el anuncio ha sido ofcial,y Sc han
retirado todas las condiciones Ell Sr.
De Valera y sus colegas vendran Lon
dres como podrian hacerIo los represen-
tantes de un Estsdo antagonista.
Ell optimismo Official echo las campa-
mas al vuelo al simple anuncio de Ia
iniciativa gubernamental. Esto era evi-
dentemente premature. La proposition
del Gobierno no prejuzgaba en- modo al
guno que este Sc hallara dispuesto a
transigir con las exigencias slim
fein'', que rebasaban con exceso los IL
mites del possible marco auton6mico.
Muy bien podia ser un gesto mas Gle
tolerancia aparente, destinado las ma
clones extranjeras y, sobre todo, los
Dominios.
La negativa de sir James Craig, presi-
dente del Ministerio ulsteriano, entire
vistarse con De Valera antes de la con
ferencia con Ell Gobierno ingles, a fin de
decidir una Inca de conducta uacional
que zanjase las aparentes irreductibili
dades politicas, contribuia iaclinar
fuertemente al pesimismo. Era de presu
mir que, en- estas. condolences, despues
de la declaration del lord canciller en-
la C&mara, de que la politioa del Co.
bierno en- Irlanda no habia de cambiar
ull apice, los representatives 'sinn-fein'
no Sc avendrian a hacer el juego del
contrario exponiendose quedar en- Ell
.tiltimo momento ante el pals como los
culpables, por intransigencia, &C no lie
gar a un acuerdo pacifcador dura-
dero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
HILDA REMoTY

Aver Sc celebr6 en- la mansion dc
nuestro excelente amigo y distlnguido
caballero Conde de Remoty una alegre
fiesta en- honor al santo de su bella y
adorada hija Hilda.
Ademas de sus hermanas y de su
honorabilisima esposa, concurricron va
rios amigos todos los cuales brirdaron
por la prosperidad de la familia, y espe
cialmente, por la felicidad y la dicha
de la simpatica Hilda.
En- ell acto Sc repartieron mantecados,
refrescos dulces, y fue servido un biz
cocho do un tamafio colossal, 81 Sc tiene
en- cuenta la edad de la nina.
Nos completeness en- desear Ia be-
LA nina Hilda toda clase de prosperi-
dades y una eterna primavera, para que
sus dichosos padres puedan, en- el ca
mino de la vida, recoger las flores, que
nacen todas llenas de perfume, en- el
coraz6n de su querida hija.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02


Sc vende un solar en- TTato Rey, para
da S6, a ounce minutes de San Juan en-
autcm6vil propio para hermosa quinta
do recreo, con gn frente la carretera
de cincuenta metros y fondo de 124 me-
tros, superfcie 1884 metros cuadrados, a
la derecha de La carretera de San Juan
q Rio Piedras, lado de Ia sombra.
Puede dividirse, 81 asf ccuviniere, en-
dos soIares de veinticinco metros de
frente, uno con 1884 metros cuadradOs y
el otro con s1o0 metros.
Precio razonable, con faeilidades pa
ra Ell pgo.
Para mas informes dirfjanse Mr..
vandefym, Post Office Box $50, S. Jnan.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
LA ISLA DE JAMAICA PTDE
UN GOBTERNo PRoPIO

KINGSTON (Jamaica), agosto Co.
De un momento otro embarcara para
Londres una Conlision de los mas pro.
nlinentes ciudadanos de Jamaica, para
pedir al gobierno ingles que lie conceda
Embellishments un absolute gobierno
propio.
FL pueblo de jamaica no desea con-
federarse al Canada; no quiere que Sc le
liable mas Gle proposiciones de esa in
dole, exige que Inglaterra cuanto an
tes decrete para la mencionada isla el
gobierno propio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
UN EX MINISTRO De
HACIENDA ALEMAN
MUERTO A TIRQS
oDIABAsELE PoR FIRMAR Ell
ARMTsTTCIo


BERLIN, agosto 28.-- Ell doctor Ma
tfas Erzberger, ex-ministro de Hacien-
da y una de las fguras mas prominen-
les de la politica alemana, fus asesi-
nado hoy en- Baden.
En- Ell curse de su larga accidentada
carrera en- Ell mundo poIitico como uno
de los dirigentes del partido del centric,
81 doctor Erzberger Sc capt6 rtuchas enc
mkstadea.
Uno de los incidentes mas sensational
les en- los circuIos politicos recientemen
tie, fre el litigio entire ell doctor Erzber-
ger y Karl Helfferich, ex-sub-canciller,
quien acus6 al jefe del centro de haber
cometido irregularidades durants su ac
tuaci6n en- Ell ministerio de Hacienda y
de haber pasado sriza, de contra
bando, dinero y joyas, para evadir el
pago de impuestos. Ell doctor Erzberger
entabl6 un juicio contra sIl reputation.
La hostilidad contra el doctor Erz-
berger fue creciendo a medida, que Sc
ha afirmado la opinion conservadora;
primero, por los esfuerzos de Er7berger
en- pro de la paz, durante "a guerra y
despues, por su irsna al convcnio de
arnisticio.
No obstante, a pesar de los odios po-
liticos que operaban en- su contra, Err
berger fue elegido miembro del Reichs-
tag en- los dltimos comicios generates
Pocos son los detalles que Sc han re-
cibido de Baden al margen del asesina-
to. Sc iispararon doce balas en- el cuer-
po Gel infortunado politico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
LOS sREs. TRAvIEso Y EsTEvEs
EN- Ell coNGREso oBRERO


Aver tarde una comisi6n compuesta
de los sres. Rafael Alfonso Torres Fran
cisco Paz Granela y M. Bernard silva
visitaron al Lcdo. Travieso para invi-
tarlo Que pronunciara un discurso en-
el Congreso obrero que habra de ce-
lebrarse Ell pr6ximo domingo en- Ell tea
tro de esta capital.
Ell sr Travieso accedio gustoso a
las pretensiones de la comisi6n, la que
sali6 altamente satisfecha de la acogi-
da que le fue dispensada por el Alcalde
de la ciudad.
Asimisrno, Ell sr. Esteves, quien fr6
tambi6n snvitado, contest6 que en- case
de que no le fuera possible ir enviaria
un trabajo para ser leido, aceTca de
las barriadas para obreros.
Es casi SECURE que al citado Ccngre-
so asistan mas de 150- deIegados en-
representation de $4,000 trabajadores
afiliados a la American Federation Of
Labor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
''LA LEY DEL FUEETE :

Conste que no vamos referirnos a
Ia actual situacidn de la isla, donde Ell
riedo a Ia estaca tiene coflturbados a
los espiritus.
En- Ia LEY del fuerte'', quien man
da es Ana A. Nilsson, quien desempefa
81 papel de "strong woman.
Use van enterando los lectores9
Pues 81 no Sc han enterado todavia,
La ley del fuerte'' es un fotodrama
encantador, que sera exhibido esta mocha
en- el "Rialto,, Ana A. Nilsson es
una estrella maravillosa, que brillara
esta noche, como nunca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
PARA QUE Sc AUToRICE
LA BTGAMIA

BUCHAREST (Rumania), agosto 25.-
Un grupo de diputadcs ha presentado
en- ell Parlamento I'm proyecto de ley pa
ra que Sc autorice la bigamia. En- ell in
forme que acompafia este proyecto Sc
recuerda que ell principe heredero Sc ca
SO con una DANA de la Corte, en- contra
de la vcluntad de la familia real, y des
pu6s Sc case de nuevo con la princess
Elena de Grecia. Esta segunda boda ha
sido sancionada por una ley especial vo-
tada por Ell Parlamento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02

Eos FAvoR1ros EN BASE pALL,

En- un periodico neoyorquino iccmos
10 siguiente: e',
s'Antes de que comenzara la tenn
porada de baseball parecia que los Yam
ees y los Indians serian las dos move
mas que saldriaii a Ia superfcie en- la
Liga Americana.
FL tempo ha confrmado los pronos-
ticos. La actuacion de ambos equipos
han convertido el concurso en- un
match.
81 los Yankees no tuvieran In facilf-
dad de perder contra eeuipos inuy infe
riores, serian los favoritos.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
UNA COLECTA

Ell Coronel de la policia Mr.. Shan
ton ha ordenado Sc haga una recolec
Ia entire los guardias del referido
Cuerpo para entregar la viuda y
herederos del policia Jesds Maria Sc
rrano, quien fallecio hace POGO.
Ell policfa fenecido sirvio en- San
Juan durante mucho tempo y su ire
cord' es uno de los mejores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02

oUININA QUE NO AFECTA LA CA
REZA. LAXATIVO BROM0 QUININA
es mas eficaz en- todos los casos en- que
se necesita tonar QUININA, no eau
sando zdmbidos de oidos. Contra Res
friados, La Grippe. Influenza, Palu-
dislno Fiebres. La frma de e. "
GROVE viene con cada cajita. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
BoDAs EN- NEW YORK

Recientemente contrajeron matrimo-
Mo en- la ciudad del Hudson los conoci-
dos y apreciados j6venes mayagiiezanos
Rafael Irizarry, hijo del caballero Isaac
Irizarry Sasport, y la senorita InoceE-
cia Martinez Cebollero.
Eterna felicidad deseamos la SIM
patica pareja.
F. oTERo TT.