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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-10
HOUSES FOR SALE

311.ooo-LARGE . story brick rooming
house on a good business street and al
most on the corner; must be sold at
once IL possible TO close an estate.
Ss.5o0-Modern heated bungalow In
Woodbridge, electric lights, gas; entire
property in perfect condition; large lot
60xl7oi garage for cars; fruit and other
out buildings.
G.5o0-Excellent ". w. location, s-room
house and in excellent condition; furnace
heat; this is large well-built brick; room
for garage; only s6oe cash; immediate
possession.
t<,0oe-In Hyattsville, 6-room house,
hot-water heat, electric lights; large lot;
good surroundings; this house and prop
srty should sell at once.
b,26o-S-room house on Mass. ave. N
W.; almost q downtown location; frame
with large rooms; lstrobe heat.
17bo-If bought this week Groom brick
porch: cement porch: large back yard ;
lstrobe heat: nesr Lincoln Park car barn:
cash payment $500.
ts.sSo-One Of the best modern homes
In the ~ E.; built by Kennedy Brothers. :;
hot-water heat electric lights, gas, hard
wood finish; hard wood floors: cement
porch, porches built-in Ice box, cold
storage ROOM this house 10 practically
new; Capitol Hill location.
F,7b0-s-room modern home. porches.
hot-water heat, gas, electric lights, oak
parQuet floors, bright hardwood finish. in
Simultaneous hot-water heater; large cellar
under tho entire house; large yard to
have a great many homes for sale in
the N. W., N. z. and s. e.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-10
RESORTS

HOTEL SEACREST t aGs and :9M
In rooms; private baths; best table: good
beds; cleanliness. Geo. w. Banks. wild
wood, N. J.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-10
INSPECT TONIGHT
1923 18th st. NV.

NEW HOME-$1,0O0 CASH
BALANCE VERY EASY WILL FINANCE 1T FOR YOU
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-10

MRS. ]. e. MALTBY-Dsily readings 81
per half hour. ST. 10th st. n. L. Lin
coin b0S7
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18
Now In
Full Blast!

The Busy Bee Bargain House,
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Dow Building, across from Wind
sor Hotel. Paris, Ky.
All kinds of furniture ard house
hold goods bought and sold.
We now have about 81. 10000
worth of splendid goods to select
from, many as good as new and we
can save you from so cents to Is
cents on every dollar you spend.
Two splendid Pianos; l nice Or
gan: Carpets, etc.
Both Phones.
Be sure to see us before you buy
Or sell
The Busy Bee Bargain House
Fred Weckesser, Prop.
(jan7-8t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18
TEACHER SURPLUS REPORTED

Kentucky now has surplus of
school teachers, according to state
ments Of Superintendent Of Public
instruction George Colvin made in a
review Of the school situation in
kentucky. The State was reported to
be short $3.50 teachers in 1919, he
said. The present surplus is placed
at 200.
The increase in the number of
teachers available for Kentucky
schools is due, according 20 the
Superintendent, to the fact that sal
aries were increased last year almost
100 per cent. He said that prior to
1920 many teachers were reported
to be receiving not more than $35 a.
month, while county superintendent
received as low as $50 a month,
making it impossible to obtain quail
fled men and women for the posi-
lions.
More than 1000 schools were re-
ported to be idle during 1919, he
said, while 1000 were taught only
part of the time and 1000 taught by
s.emergency'' teachers. This, he said,
has been corrected.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18
EUROPEAN RELIEF DAY" AT
THE MOVIES.

l.. ]. Dittmar, who has been tp-
pointed by Herbert Hoover as chair
man of Kentucky organizations or
motion picture interests in a coun
try-wide movement to acQuaint the
American public with the question
of European relief. announced that
Wednesday, January &c, has been
designated as Moving Picture Day."
at which time talks will be given at
all the moving picture houses. He
also stated that there would be
special morning matinees for chill
dren Saturday, January 20, the re-
ceipts from which would be given to
this cause.
Alfred Brandeis, State chairman
of the fund, said that the total con-
tributions in Kentucky amounted to
$4,000. "The American relief ad-
ministration reported that 243,700
food drafts for Central Europe have
been sold, totaling s66,09S,19S.43,"
Mr.. Brandeis stated.
He said that the administration
maintains five warehouses and forty
six branches in Europe where thCst
drafts may be exchanged for food
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18
LODGE NOTES

At the recent meeting of Rath
bone Lodge, No. IL, knights Of
Pythias, the Second Rank was con-
ferred on Page Records, a member Of
the Richmond Lodge, who had made
request for the degree team of the
Paris lodge to do work.
The fifty-seventh anniversary OF
the Knights of Pythias order will be
appropriately observed by Rathhone
Lodge, on February 10. A commit
tee will be appointed to make ar
rargements for the event.
AT the recent meeting Of A. j.
Lovely Company, No. "a, Uniform
Rank, knights of Pythias, the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the new year Captain--Wm. w.
Dudley: First Observation-Disclosures
Clifford; Second Lieutenant-Lee
Deever; Recorder-Ollie Patterson;
Treasurer--Wm. Goodloe; Guide
A. T. Bratton; Sentinel-Walter
Blythe; Chaplain-G. M. Turner.
Installation Of these Officers~-Will
be held at an early date, with mem
bers of visiting companies present,
and. as usual, something doing.
'''iO' ="
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18
MAYOR SAYS TEACHERS AND
NURSES WRONG

Visiting nurses, teachers and pro-
baton officers are all bOsh-let the
mothers do their own nursing. Do
not bother them.
This is the substance of Mayor
John F. Hylan's comment in New
York on the appeal Of Miss DON
aldson, representing the American
Red Cross to the board Of estimate
for approval Of an appropriation
for the salaries of teachers Of home
nursing,
at seems to me-" said the Mayor,
"that you people ale deludjng your
selves with the idea that the mothers
of to-day don't know anything about
bringing up babies. Where 1 came
from anybody who called to instruc'
a mother to care for her baby would
have been promptly put out OF the
house.
cat the rate we are going, the
mothers of New York City must BIZ
kept busy answering the doorbell
rung by the succession Of visiting
teachers, visiting nurses, home nurs'
ing teachers, probation officers ano
all sorts OF persons who are making
it their business to visit the home tC
tell parents how to bring up theil
children"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18
MAYOR JANUARY ISSUES PROC
LAMATION

Paris, Bourbon County, KY,
January IL, 1921.
In accord with the need of the
times and the example of our States
Chief Executive, Hon. Edwin T.
Morrow. and being in hearty agree
ment with the purposes OF the Ma
tional Thrift Week Program,
I, E. B. January, Mayor, hereby
set apart the week of January 17-24
to be observed as Thrift Week and
earnestly recommend that our citl,
zens set themselves to the special
study and observance of the elements
of Thrift as outlined by our Thrift
Week Committee and that those in
position of leadership, ministers and
educators, especially address their
efforts in instruction in these mat
tiers Economic, which are so vital to
the welfare and happiness Of our
entire social, educational, religious
and physical life; both at home and
throughout the whole of our glorious
land.
Faithfully and Sincerely yours,
E. B. JANUARY,
Mayor City of Paris
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18

The Bourbon County Thrift Week
Committee is arranging to promote
the observance of the National
Thrift Week program in Bourbon
county OH similar lines as before.
Mayor E. B. January has issued
proclamation on the observance Of
the program. ALI OF the ministers of
Bourbon county have been asked TO
preach on the subject ON January
23rd. A county school essay contest
will be held.
Basket ball teams are expecting a
hot contest Tuesday night when the
Y. M. G. A. team meets the Ken
lucky Wesleyan team from Winches-
ter Oh the Y floor in Paris. A
double-header bill will be staged,
with game between teams from the
Triangle club and Women's Mission
Circle of the Christian church.
The band is one of the important
new and growing organizations at
the Y. With only six rehearsals the
boys are playing America" and 4
number of hymns. Prof. e. o. Kidd,
of Lexington, the director, speaks in
very high praise of the talent in the
posed of Fl boys. All but five are
equipped with their instruments.
The list is as follows: Clarionets--
Leslie O'Neill, Russell Lenox, Geo.
Browner, VIM. Wilson; Comets
A. F. Swearengen, Leslie Smith.
JAS Collier, Will Moore Lair Altos
Norbert Friedman, Robt. McCarty.
Homer Wilson, Harry Baldwin;
Iron, hones-Thos. Spicer.. Blanton
Collier; Baritone, Ferdinand Maggie:
Saxaphone-Wm. Lytle; Tuba-Har-
mon Taylor, Kernper Kenton; Drums
Homer Stone, Snare, Sol Field,
Snare. Robt. Mcnamara. Bass.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18
} EDITORIAL FILINGS OF THIS,
THAT ZEN 'TOTHER


A Henderson man who killed a
farmer is sentenced to prison for
only ten years by a jury which evil
IDENTIFY is not alive to the gravity OF
the growing scarcity of farmers.
This has been great season for
winter sports, bu. when winter
sports are in full swing the average
housekeeper is dividing time be-
tween shoyeling snow out IF the
way, or III calculating how he can
ork the gas meter so as to get the
best results.
/ One thing the Paris Commercial
Club should insist upon is the num-
boring of every business house and
residence in Paris. The work has
never been completed, and several
hundred new homes have been erect
ed in recent years Let's have the
job done thoroughly!
The poker game in which dry
agents were sitting when the Chi
cago thieves stole 100000 worth
of whisky, is the sort of game n
Kentucky gentlemen, as dramatists
see the type, would have wanted tc
miss save for the pleasure If par
. ticipating in the frewater haul.
A Kentucky judge could not de
eide the question as to which side OF
the bed married man should lie on
| A wife sued her husband for dl
| vorce, charging him with brutality
because he slept on her side of the
bed. Any married man could have
| told him that the mans side OF the
bed is always whichever side his wiz
does not care to occupy.
just about time the candidates fol
! Chief of Police had gotten their cam
paign fairly under way and had sue
cessfully weathered the 'card' stage
along comes the City Council dn6
upsets their dope by adopting an or
I dinance providing for election by tht
new Council. Verify, the way OF TIE
candidate is beset with difficulties
and he knows not one minute wha
the next will bring forth.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18

A Henderson man who killed a
farmer is sentenced to prison for
only ten years by jury which evil
IDENTIFY is not alive to the gravity OF
the growing scarcity of farmers.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18
x-RAY DENTISTRY

The up-to-date dentist nowadays
makes an X-ray picture IF every
tooth separately, which may need
treatment Nothing is left to chance
If you have a toOthache he VIII
place small Photographic plate, say
an inch square, inside your mouth
back of the troublesome tooth. The
X-ray machine is then turned on fer
a second or so and the plate is re-
moved and developed. It will be
found to contain an exact life-size
photograph Of the tooth. which will
show exactly what is going on i'll
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18

Box and pound paper. One
third off the entire line for a few
days. Cranes goods. Tints
and white.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18
For Sale Privately

Five-roon cottage of modern con-
struction, equipped with electric
lights, gas and bath. Located on
Brent Avenue. New occupied by
good-paying tenants. Lot 60x120
feet Possession given March 1.
Call Cumberland phone $40.
(11-1mo)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18

side. With this photograph before
him The dentist will know exactly
what he is doing and is able TO get
at the trouble without giving you a
single unnecessary iah.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18
GOING FAST AT HALF PRICE

The bargains at Simons Big Sale
are going fast. Only a short time
left to take advantage of them. Go
in to-day. (1t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-18
Livery Stable, Feed, Sale
and Hitch

I have opened stable en- Sec
ond and High streets, Murphy's
Stock Yards. where am prepared to
take care OF your horses for fecd and
hitch. Your patronage is solicited.
(11-Sh) N. J. MURPHY.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-03

- Tas 10 cIa..IlIed Adver..eraen.. They P.y
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-03
A Real Dealer is
More than q Salesman

As soon as a salesman has made
sale ae looking Cor a new pros
pect
When leal dealer makes q sale,
ae hs. merely commenced HE rels-
l9l.hip unn h.s customer
The salesman pockets his prof;
and looks for more worlds % con-
glcr
Iae ea. dealer accepts entire
fr-pon-b8fs fYf the future salts
faction of the purchaser
We automobile dealers
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles
JCBLACkNALlI Cnf1pdhN
COapUS CHaisTiaTESAS
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-03
Three Short Cuts 10 Real Economy
Our
Refrigerator
Club Sale

offers YOU your choice
Of on large stocks FOR
ouly
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
LA sEGUNDA APoTEoSIs
DEL CINE "RIALTo'

El gran cine s'Rialto'', cada dia mas
favorecido por cl publico, celebra la Sc
gunda apoteosis de su gloriosa vida con
la misma brillantez que ha puesto STEM
pre- de relieve en- todos sus actos, los
que presta su concurso incompatible la
mujer portorriquena, que no tiene NADIA
que envidiar ninguna.
Una semana de magnffcas fiestas ce-
Iebrara Ell cine RIALTO para conmemo-
rar Ell segundo aniversario de Gu fun
daci6n, que Sc culnple el dia is del CO.
rriente. En- la referida semana habra
mdsicas por escogidas bandas, en- las in
mediaciones del aristicratco cine, asi
como ta1nbi6n cohetes y fuegos de ar
tifcios. La enpresa. en- su deseo de CO.
responder al immense favor que hasta
ahora ha recibido del pilblico, elegira
para la referida semana de fiesta siete
de las producciones mas prodigiosas y
emocionates que Sc ha conocido en- Ia
isla. Todas las siete son estrenos, y de
elias presenta seis que son verdaderas
soyas del arte mudo, la Caribbean
Film co.
La semana de fiestas empezara ell do
mingo IA del mes en- curse y fnaliza-
"a Ell sabado 20. Noche por noche seran
los espectacuIos, variarfsimos y amenos;
y Ell interior del cine RIALTO ha sido
preparado de tai manera, que Ie en-
bellecera mas de 10 de costumbre, una
preciosa decoration, que llamara pode-
rosamente la atenci6n de la concurren-
cia que, mas que nunca, nenara las re-
feridas nocnes ese aristocratico cine.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
La ayuda americana a los
hambTientOS de Russia
seTa Iimitada

WASHINGTON, julio Is Ell secre-
tario de Comercio Mr.. Hoover, declare
hoy que habia recibido noticias de cue
un million de niiios Sc encuentran fren-
te frente del fantasma palido del ham
bre en- Ia Russia de Lenine.
Por mas de un afio, las varlas orga-
nizaciones de auxilio y alivics, lie las
cuales es presidente, han tenido noti-
cias de la gravedad de las condiciones
que prevalecen en- ell dominic de los
soviets, pero no han podido coaceder
ninguna ayuda al pals en- raz6n de que
les dictadores rusos Sc han rehnsado
aceptar los requisites estipulados.
Ell secretario Hoover adadi6 cue, en-
el cablegrama que dirigi6 ayer Ma
ximo Cork, ell novelista ruso QUO re-
cientemente solicit6 la ayuda de los
Estados Unidos en- favor de IL po5la-
ci6n enferma y hambrienta de Ia Ru-
sia roja, hizo una relaci6n completa de
las circunstancias que han difcultado
sus laheres de alivio.
Mr.. Hoover manifesto que una lie las
principales condolences inpuestas es la
Iibertad de todos los prisioneros ame-
ricanos. Mientras no Sc garantice su sa-
Ida de las mazmorras bolsheviouis, no
Sc concedera la ayuda que Sc desea.
Sabese positivamente de nueve ciuda-
danos norteamericanos que Sc encuen-
tran presos en- las carceles de los CO.
nunistas pero Mr. Hoover indica que,
segln informes ell niimero de prisioneros
procedentes de este paas, bien puede es-
timarse en- veinte.
En- la eventualidad de que Ia junta
de auxilios de la cual es presidente ex-
tienda ayuda la poblaci6n rusa So
lanente Sc atendera los enfermos
los nifios.
| Explic6 Mr.. Hoover que es virtual
rnente impossible dispensar ayuda parti-
cular toda la poblacion de las re-
giones hambrientas, y que jaInas ha
sido este Ell prop6sito de las organiza-
clones que encabeza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
ERA NECESARIO QUE Ell PUE.
BIO, Sc LIE HABLARA CLARO-
DICE Ell LICDO. j. 3. SOTO

Refiriendose al momento politico,
ell Licdo. Juan B. Soto nos expres6
aver 10 siguiehte:
"Apuro que Ell momento. polftico ac-
tual es muy interesante y de gran
iinpcrtancia. Haca tempo que el psis
necesitaba que una voz autorizada t.
expresasez Ell verdldero sentir dsl pue
bio americana del continente con res
pecto a Puerto Rico. Nj nosotros, los
pcrtorriquenos nj los intereses nacio
males convene una polftica de in
certidumbres. Por consiguiente, no
solo como republican,, sino tambien
como portorriqueho, me alegre mu-
cho que cl gobernador Rely hablara
con la franqueza con que 10 hizo
Creo que debe1nos estsrle agrade-
cidos por clio, pues asf como. ell ex-
gobsrnador wager dijo que la "Old
Glory nunca arriarfa de nuestras
almenas, sin agregar NADIA que pndies
ra orientarnos sobre nuestro future,
el actual gobernador nos ha senalado
IN derrotero, aconsejandonos mirar
hacia la Estadidad, como Ia reaIiza-
ci6n mas alta de nuestros anhelos de
hbertad no solo individual, sino tam
bien collective.
Las circunstancias .aconsejan calma
y refexion. 81 analizamos la sitYacion
" estudiando el discurso del Goberna
dor con juicio serene, hallamos mott
vo de algeria, en- vez de razon de dis
gusto, como parece haber ocurrido a
algunos cspiritus de impulsihilidad
extrsordinaria."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
RUMOREs CIRCULANTES INsISTEN
EN- AE1RMAR QUE yIvE Ell GENE
RAJ. sILvESTRE


PARIS, agosto 9--Informes de fuen
tes ofciales de Melilla dicen que dos CO.
luannas espanolas han efectuado impor
tantes reconocimientos en- diversos pun
tos Y que han aprovisionado las tropas
que Sc encuentran Ell esta region.
Las comunicaciones telef6nicas han me
jcrado.
Sc cree gereralmcnte que Allendesa-
azar perlnaneccra en- Ell poder, pero que
vadores, pues estos no estaban represen
tados.
Rumores circulantes vuelven insistir
en- que el general Fernandez silvestre
vive aiin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
EN- BBNCARROTA

LONDREs, agosto 9.---Austria hizo
hoy un namaniento a la Junta Supreme,
de Paris, para obtener su ayuda finan-
cicra embellishments, porque el proycc
to International de Reconstruction
ha sido aplicado a1n.
Bach, Ell ministro autriaco en- csta- ciu
Cad, declar6 que Austria hace frents a
la crftica situacion provocada por habcr
Sc negado America a efectuar smpresti
tos sin Ell cOnsentisniento del Congreso,
y que 81 Sc retardan estos, su pals ira
nccesariamente i Ia catastrofe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
UN MONUMENTO A LOS
HEROES DE LUxEMBURGo

BRUSELAs, agosto 9.-Se ha inaugu
rado en- Ethe, provincial de Lnxemburgo,
TN Snonumento en- honor de los 283 habi
tantes que fueron asesinados por las tro
pas alemanas para vengar la rcsistencia
que ofrecian las tropas francesas ante
Ell empuje teut6n.
Asistieron tan hermoso y patri6tico
acto los representatives del rey Alberto
v del Presidente de la Repdblica france
sa, asf como tambien los embajadores
de Francia Italia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
REPRESENTATIVES, DE HAITI Y
sANTo DOMINGO ANTE LA CoMI-
SION DE INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON; agosto 9-La Conf
sion encargada de inyestigar La ocupa-
ci6n de santo Domingo y Haiti oy6 a
los representatives asociados de estas Re
plblicas, quienes solicitan la Independent
cia de ambas.
Los sefiores Ernest Ungell Stenio
Vincent fueron los que mas hablaron acer
ca del asunto.
FL presidente de la Comisi6n, Mr.. Nc
corrnick, dijo que ellos serian oidos des
puss por la Comision que visitara Port
au Prince, Santo Domingo Y otras ciuda
des.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
LA MORAL EN- LAS ESCUELAS

Ha llegado a nuestra reduction el
folleto del culto escritor don j. Fedes
rico Legrand, conteniendo su con-
ferencia sobre la ensenanza de la mo
raj en- las escuelas p1blicas.
Ell autor pone de relieve en- su IL
bro que en- Puerto Rico no Sc propa-
ga la educacion moral en- las escue-
las.
lie damos las gracias por el valio-
SO obsequio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
Sc IMPIDIRA QUE EN- Ell PALS Sc
vENDAN MERCANCIAS MALAs &
DE SEGUEDA CLASE.


El sefIor Pietrantoni, sniembro de la
Asamblea de San Juan, nos manifesto
aver que en- ell deseo de acabar con ell
sistema de 4rafcar con mercancias malas
o de segunda clase, CUE han adoptado
algunos concentrates, en- perjuicio de los
demas Y del plblco en- general, que a
veces paga esas mercanc6as como 81 fue-
ran de buen;a calidad, ha resuelto presen
tar la consideration de la Asamblea
Ia siguiente ordenanza:
Secci6n 1a.-Sera Illegal para cualquier
persona ,individuo, frzna, corporation
asociaci6n, publican distribuir cir
cular anuncios en- peri6dicos, magazines,
semanarios, programs, circulares, cartas
o forma de cartas, o publican en- cual-
quier otra forma, distribuir circular en-
la municipalidad de San Juan, anun-
ciar en- cualquier rotulo, cartel6n, tarje
ia cualquier otro medic de anuncio o
cualquier otro aparato de anuncios sea
&c Ia forlna cue fuere anunciar, namar
la atencion dar publicidad a La venta,
0 vender ofrecer a la venta cualquier
mercancia, la cual sea Gle .ssegnndas ma
nos, o usada, defectuosa en- alguna for
ma o,manera, cuya mercancia consista
de unidades parties conocidas como
'segundas'', mercancia imperfecta,
defectlosa o tachada como defectuoss,
la cual mercancfa haya sido exclHfda,
rschazada rehllsada por Ell fabricante
como mercancia que no es de 8primera
clase'. a menos que dicha mercancfa sea
conspicuamente marcada, exhibida di
rectamente en- connection con Ell nonbre
y la description de tai merancia y tai
articulo especifico, unidad o parte de la
misma lamando de una manera directa
ineuufvoca la atenci6n o usando Erase
0 palabra, la cual claramente indique
que tai mercancfa tai artfculo, unidad
0 parte, asi anunciada para la venta, u
ofrecida en- venta vendida es de 'se
gunda s'segundas manos'', usada,
o defectnosa consistente de .segun-
das'', nercancia imperfecta, que
en- modo alguno ha sido rechazada,
excluida, descartada por Ell fabricante
qus la manufactur6, como mercancia
articulo de ''primera clase'' o como el
case sea.
Seccion 2a.-Esta Ordenanza no es
APPLICABLE los Almonederos P1blicos.
Secci6n a.-Cualquier persona, indivi-
duo, irma corporation asociacion que
viole cualquier secci6n parte de Sec
ci6n de esta ordenanza, sera culpable del
delito de sxaisdemeanor delito menos
grave, convicta que fuere, sera casti
gada con multa que no. exceda de Gin
cuenta dolares prisi6n por no mas de
treinta dfas, 0 ambas penas, a discre
ci6n del tribunal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10


no hay mas y mejores -americanos
que nosotros los unionistas, porque va
10 hemos demostrado asi de manera con
cluyente en- los verdaderos momentos dc
prueba.'
X al decirnos este el senior Barcel6,
nos senalaba sobre su mesa dc trabajo
un ntimero dc ssEl Tiempo'', en- que,
durante Ia guerra, apareci6 orlado de
negro Ell cable en- que Ell Jefe de Ia
Union ofrecia, nombre de su Partido,
la Quota de sacridcios que fuere nece-
saria para hacer triunfar la bandera
americana en- la magma lucha en- que
habia entrado para salvar la libertad
del mundo.