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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07
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cultorss. DebieraE apFeateria de memo.
ria los que, pOr 50 dessracia. aguen
con la mania dc sembraF ssmiIisa 1saisa.
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tando para Ia sembra aarella que van
"amatoj ada. sin desaFrolio aiEuno. aea
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men les meicrcs grsnos y echan Al sur.
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A Medals. que ussea dice. apr.aesrtu
scloccionar Ia seuiiis. msjosands sua
s.cmbras
JssS c. MORALES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07
AYUDE a Los Eraos PoBRzs

Es necesario one En- cada muri.
cipio de esta isla se organize IL 20
ciedad fiInntr6pica "El zapato De
los Nifios PobTes". Esta sociedad
viene trnbajando deade hace vs.
rios aiios en- San Juan. con tanto
exifo cue podemoe aseRurar que
todos los uiiios pobres que asistsn
. las escuelas van debidaments cal
zadoa.
No se uecesita hacer sacrifices.
aceptamos cualquicr donativo per
insignifcante que sea. M6ndsIo
hoy mismo 81 listed desea. ; In
aefi0ra. dnaa
MARIA r. DE sUARRz.
-. o. Box 1122. San Juan. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07
DEsGRAcIADo AcCIDENTE
AUToMovILIsTA


Nos infcrman de Cayey que en- la ca
rretera que conduce de ese pueblo Ca
guas un cami6n arroll6 al distinguido
doctor Marquez Torres, causandole la
compIeta fractura de la pierna izquier
da y varias contusiones mas en- Ell cuer-
po.
El herido fue llevado inmediatamen-
te al hospital, donde el conocido medico
y notable cirujano doctor Francisco Bo
nelli, procedi6 a anputar la pierna le-
sionada. Los doetures Haines, Nogueras
y villanueva, tainbisn asistieron la
operaci6n.
Ell estado del doetoz N6rquez Torres, Sc
gun informes, es da alsdn cuidado. No
Obstante, Sc espera Que q paciente reac-
clone favorablemente. sEacias Ia bri-
uante operaci0n practieada por Ell doc
Tor Bonelli.
1arnentamos 81 suc6so y 81 misrno item
pO hacemOs votos per Il pronto resta-
blecimiento del enfetpos
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EDTcro

Yo, Rafael Mas y Tiofido. MsFshai
de Ia CoTte DC Dissriso del Distrito Ju.
dicial dc Hamacao. Puerto Rico. Al %.
biico hsgo ssber. que por ests cests
dc Distrit0 fue dietsda Ia slguisHss ssa.
tencia:
Hoy 6ia cuatrs de mario de MI no.
vecientO veintiuno. y en- corts alberta.
co;rpareri6 eI c5nvics9 CAncido Eosrt.
guez a rccibir 81 sentsneia.
Ia corte ie inforus6 sobrc Ia natura.
ieza del cargo cue ss ie hlso. sobre ~
alcgsci6r dc culpabilidad y ls psszuni6
si-ssnia slguna ras6n legal cue sdueir
para demostrar cue no prscede dlesar
sertoncia en- su contra. y habiendo cen
testado negativamente. Ia Coris pronun
cia su sersencia en- Ia siguisuts feFma;
Que habienao sido si aoufado cAncido
Rodriguoz declarads caipabis . "a pro.
pia confession en el dia pfimsro Dc mar.
90 de mil novecient0s vsintiuro dei de.
Tito de Aduiteraei6n De ioehs en- grado
de resncidencia. Ia corte. en- eampli
n.ersO dc 81 fallo del propio ala pFimsFs
dc MARIO De mil novecientss velutluns.
debc condeusr eondena a dichs Can.
edo Rosriguez. . Ia pena Dc SETS msssr
do carcei. SIN costaS. y ordera IA pubii
caci6a DC cssa scatencia en- des psriodi'
cos de los de mayor circulation sn ID
ssls y por medic ds eartelonss cue 50 a.
jarAn en- sstios pdbiicss v en- ei domisi
10 establscimisn'o dsi ssussneiaso.
ordenardoss asimismo Il revoesei6n ds
su Iicencia.
Y ordsna Ia Corte aue 81 sentsne.ado
vaya de esta corto De iursicia psra Il
ckrcei coman del disirito. = donas ssrA
eEtrega1o al Jefe de aquel sstabiseimien
to penal para ser reciuido en- Fl mismo
por cl teraano sefaiado en- u nsussnela.
Dada en- corte alberta en- Iumaeao.
Puerto Rico. > euatro de narro de fs2i.
(Firmado) Pablo nergs. Juss ds DsssFi.
so-certinco: CFirmaaol A. Ramirsz.
Jr.. secresario.
Al Marshal De Il C0Fte De Dlstrito
de Humaeao. Puerto Rise.
Y para que usted MAsshai Dc eta Cor
e de Distrito proceda ii cumplimIsnto
de 10 que 80 dispone en il anterioF sen.
tensia. expiao Ia pressuts. que hrms
seIlo con 81 de essa corte. en- Kamaeao.
Puerto Rico. cuatrV ds mafno ae fp2i.
Y para dar cumplinisnto = IL pEecs
dcnte orden expido si prsssnie eaiete
are serk pubiicado On dos psri6dieoa ds
general circuiacscn IN Ia iaia de- rusFso
Rico. per tres veces conescstivas. beg
de nsarzo dc 1921.
nafaei Mas
Marshal Corte de pialrito a. Humaeso.
Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07

Nos completeness en- partici-
par que estamos establecidos en-
la Gale Salvador Brau (antes
San Francisco) No. 90, frente
al Quartet de la Policia lnsular,
donde nos ponemos a las 6rde-
nes de nuestros muchos amigos
y del PdbIico en- general.
Tenemos a la venta: Pintu-
ras, PIomeria, CristaIes, Mate
riaIes de Construction y EN- ge-
neral articuIos de Ferreteria.
Nuestro negocio esta bcio Ia
directa intervention de Andres
Rodriguez y Alexandra Rodri-
guez, quienes por 81 Iarga ex-
perienoia garantizan ell cello e
inteIig enoia con que atenderan
los pc 1idos que Sc nos confien.
Anticipamos las gracias por
las deferencias que Sc nos dis
peRsen.
AtantamenIe,
fndss RODRIGUEZ INC
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07

Ciento treinta d6lares por tonelada
costabar los rieles de hierro al terminar-
Sc Ia guerra civil americana, la mas estu
penda guerra civil de los tiempos nsoder
nos dentro de la raza blanca.
Aun este precio era casi impossible
obtener rieles el estado de las Was fe-
rreas de los Estadcs Unidos era pesimo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07
ARREsTADo Po RHUETo

FL guardia Santiago arrest6 serafin
Bafles, uuien hurt6 de un automovil una
capa valorada en- $500.
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iArENcroN. crUDADANosi

FL MUNDO. Sc vends sn 81 salon
Barberia 'El Modelo". dc den SANTA
go Bonilla.
Sol st Toa Alta. P. =
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La fortuna, ia, de Carnegie

corstituyendo este una amcr.aza para La
seguridad pablica v, la vida economical
de la naci6n.
En- vista de este y a pesar de tener a
81 cargo la division de Pittsburgh del
ferrocaril de Pennsylvania, 10 cual ha-
bria constituido suficiente trabajo y cui
dado para la gran mayoria de los hom-
bres. organize una sociedad para la ia
bricaci6n de rieles, no hallando difcultad
alguna para obterer socios y capital.
Mientras tanto, en- mil ochocientos
seserta y uno habia organizado un Pc
quefio regocio de fabrication de hierro
a cargo del cual puso su socio Nh. Tho
mas N. miller en- mil ochocientos sesen
ia y seis con Mr.. Miller organize los
TaIleres Constructors de Locomotoras
dc Pittsburgh los cuales eran de una ne
t.esidad imperiosa para el pals que cla-
maba por locomotcras. En- mil novecien-
tos seis las acciones de Glen d6lares de
estos talleres valian tres mil d6lares
cada una. FL lena de la casa fue STEM
pre-: mo hagamos NADIA mas que 10 me-
jor", el cua1 Sc tuvo siempre presente.
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PARA Ell CATARRO

Fl c3tarro es una infection dc las mem.
bTar1as 01ucosas y es un sintoma de sangre
pobre. Sangre pura protege el sistcma
contra afetciones catarrales III Eiriv dc
LeOndf8i para Ia SdHgye limpiara su SIS
tema, cxpulsando dc su cuerpo todas las
materias venenosas. alimentara sus We
mas y arterias con Sangre pura y roja
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07

RDconrrarA ustsd I'll MuNDo -
81 uafs Central. ds Gonzales = cano
Pissa .'JDst ?. Natsr'' Aast
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07

EsTADos UNrDos DE AMERICA.
FL PREsrDENTE DE los EE W. SIS
FL Pueblo de Puerse Rico.
VS.
Cancido EosrigueE.
CRIMINAL Ndm. 2B7i.
soBRE:-Adul,ersei6n de lsehs.
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DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL /
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Parbss
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Tslefone SIT Nsgrs
DR.. n. DIAz GARCIA
0IRUJIA GENERAL
CrI7EIOA DE- ENFERMEDADEs
vENEREAs
0ONgULTAs:-Ds . Q r. M
TOBACCO PAIAACH
DIR. AGUGTIN r. LAUGIER
Oculista y enfermedades dc II nAris.
gargaHsa y Oides
EsPECLALISTA DEL AUxuLO
MUTUO
HORAS DE OFIOINA
Do 10 10 A. ID. do 2 . Q ?. a.
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Tel 1881. San Juan
DIR. LUIS a. SALIVA
M6dice Cirujane, Farmac6utice, Fac
teri6lege del Institute Rockefeller. Nuo-
Va York. Ex-catedrAtice de Bacteriels-
Il. 81
gfa dc la Univsrsidad de Puerte Rico
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PUERTO RICO

EN- La coRTE DE- DfsTRTTo
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el EHary dc Leonardo. cl gran remedio pa.
ra la slngre. Este aumentara su sangre
alimeniara y reguarzara los organos di-
gestavoS. Devu,lve el color al ancmico.
libertad al reumailco da vida vigor al
sisten1a uervioso. Su poder en- caSos dc
decaimicnto debilidad cs sorprendeuie.
Pereza. enervacion falia de vitalidad son
tambien indicaciones de que su sanere ne
costa TN remedio chcaz vigorizador No
pierda tempo. vaya inmedistamentc a Ia
droguerIa mas cercana obtcuga una b0-
tella del Elixir dc Leonard para IA San-
gre Tomelo una vez y Sc conyencera.
Recomendado por miles dc pcrsonas que
han si6o curadas de envenamiento de Ia
sangre. reumatismo. gotta, ulceras, escr6-
fnlaS tlimores, debilidad nervlosa otras
intermediates. Ud quedara satisfecho de
los resultados despues de haber tornado Ia
prmera botella.
ELIXIR De LEONARDO PARA Ia sARcRe
De ven'a en- todas las droguerias.
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kSISNs 81 -Sr2%N NEW YORK
ca&- ssaesse lIevs sssa
narea es tGbrcA.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
FISH, PAST AND PRESENT

Wednesday, March 3, will be Eat More Fish day
 It is expected a good time will be had by all, especially the fish dealers.
 Not so many years ago a fish was about the cheapest foodstuff one could and the poor we had always with us. Only the poor. in fact, condeseended to eat such a lowly dish, and at any public course dinner you could always tell the man of ordinary ancestry from one of the upper set by the fact that the form CT was, through years of practice, much the faster eliminating the bones from the fish during the shad course.
 Anybody could afford fish. Which is why, even today, at formal dinners that are at all smart one of the early courses is a very small, almost infinitesmal piece of fish, this being custom which has come down from the days when the we'll to do always made it a point to show what an insignificant part fish played in their lives. The only differ ence is that today the atom like piece of fish is the costliest part of the din- ner.
 A decade ago the fish vendor was ar institution in American life. He rode around in a dilapidated wagon full of fish (the wagon, not the fish vendor1, signalling his appearance by lusty blasts on a tin horn. It was an in- teresting sight to watch the poor flock for the only food that was within the reach of the masses at all times. The fish vendor would alight beat the crowd back, make it form in line and then sterly ask the first lady: t'Whatu you have?"
 I'd like a couple of swordfish," she would say. How much are they?"
 They're two for a nickel today, lady," the fish vendor would reply.
 That's bit expensive" the shopper would argue.
 Well, I can put you in a ton O.. mackerel at 10 cents a ton" the fisher man would suggest. i lady might conclude "and drive around to the back yard, so the neighbors won't see you and know my family has sunk so low"
 And in those days if you didn't have a cent it was the custom to go fishing Every home kept at least one bamboo pole with line, hook, and sinker All you needed to provide a dinner was a worm with which to bait the hook. When the old gent was out of work he always went fishing. If sick he sent l nlS male children.
 
 Fish were so plentiful they even fed them toa cats.
 It was considered quite insulting to call a neighbor a poor fish" Today it's @ form of flattery.
 
 Today all is changed. The fish vendor is no more. The modern fish merchant rides around in a sedan and 1 the only horn he blows is a Klaxon. when some customer gets in his way.
 
 A good swordfish today is worth as much as Man o'War A whole halibut runs a close second. It gives one the blues to think of bluefish. Rich is he who has tasted trout
 
 It even costs more than it used to to see those News Reel movies of Sal mon Fishing on the kenncbec River
 
 If fish bones go much higher people
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
@'s[lloater HE PIRATES IF PENzANCE" OPENS
 AT ELKS TONIGHT

will be a gala night at the ., Aeer. Tor it marks the opening ae Gilbert ard Sullivan cor,io
 The Pirates of Penzance." vith fro,,, no'aole cast of 60 people chosen Pbna % among the very best voices in eara enix . and produced with jealous Eest,.i i regard to scenic production.
 boesaans and every detail. That nitude of the undertaking of tha Phoe- 5i,s,
 n,.e operatic club in offering such a psecn'ious opera as "The Pirates of fo,, 1ance is evidenced by the demand ,', ao. seats for each night during the en- easement. Gov. and Mrs. Thomas E. pa.npneii' who are entertaining Colonel AZ ace ana party, will occupy one of prominent Phoenix folks will be among
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
RY LORA KELLY

WASHINGTON-In the spring when the housewife's fancy lightly turns 10 thoughts of moths she may be grateful that Uncle Sam maintains bureau which does nothing else but study bugs At the head of this bureau is Dr. Leland Ossian Howard, the world s foremost bugologist. Here's his advice the best to be had-on how you can combat clothes moths:
 'In general moths are likely to affect only such articles are put away and left undisturbed for some time. Articles in daily or weekly use, and apartments frequently aired or used as living rooms, are not likely to be se- riously affected.
 Agitation, such as beating, shaking or brushing, or exposure to air and sunlight, are old remedies and still among the best at command.
 "Camphor, tobacco, naphthaline cones or balls. cedar chips and sprigs have a certain value if the Garments are not already stocked with seggs or larvae. As the odor weakens the protection de- creases.
 'TfSeggs Or larvae are already pres ent, the odor will have no effect upon their development.
 When woolens are being packed away, they should be well aired and ex- posed to sunlight; then camphor, to- bacco or the cedar chips should be en- closed in the package.
 "The odor of the wood in cedar chests l is largely lost with age, so in the
 course of a few years they fail as a protection.
 "Furs and such garments may also be stored in boxes and trunks lined
 with heavy tar paper New papering
 should be given to such boxes every year or two.
 "Tarred paper moth bags are also of some value. But, like the cedar chest I the materials packed in them must be 1 free of moths from the beginning.
 ITO protect carpets, clothes, cloth
 covered furniture and furs, these arti- cles should be thoroughly beaten shaken, brushed and exposed as long as practicable to the sunlight in early
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
EQUITABLE LIFE
 SHOWS BIC GAINS

The siXty-first annual statement of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States gives evidence of the company's continued progress. The new insurance in 1920 totaled $529,55S 921, and on December 31st the outstanding insurance passed the S2656 800, 900 mark. An increase of over $27 ,00O, 900 is shown in the total assets, including a net increase of SPA, ,000, 900 in mort gage loans. Over 2,6S3, 900 was paid to policyholders and beneficiaries in death claims, matured endowments dividends, annuities, etc, during the year. The mortality rate was the lowest in the history of the company. The average policy issued was ISAAC, as against S2.296 five years ago, show ing an increased appreciation of life insurance. large increase was made in the number of policies payable on the monthly income plan, as well as those taken to protect business in terests and to provide for inheritance taxes. Over 97 per cent of the domestic death claims were paid within 24 hours after receipt of proofs of death.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
TODAYS BEST TIP TO THE HOUSEWIFE: HOW TO PROTECT
 CLOTHING FROM MOTHS

spring. either in April, May or June, de- pending upon the latitude.
 The brushing of garments is very important because it removes eggs or young larvae. Such material can then be hung away in clothes closets which have been thoroughly cleaned, and, if necessary. sprayed with benzine about the cracks of the floor and the base boards.
 If no other protection be given. gar ments should be examined once a month during summer, brushed and ex- posed to sunlight" Dr. Howard has adopted a plan for his own personal use which he finds satisfactory.
 For a small sum I bought large pasteboard boxes, such as tailors use" he said. 'In these I pack away all winter clothing, cumming strip of Wrapping paper around the edge so as to seal up the box completely and leave no cracks. With care, these boxes will last many years"
 Dr. Howard recommends cold storage, when cost does not enter into the ques tion
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04

WHO HE IS? BIRTH-At Pittsburg Pa, March
 EDUCATION - University of Pittsburg.
 MARRIAGE-In 1900 to Miss
 Nora McMullen. Two children.
 OCCUPATION-Bank
 HOME-Pittsburg, Pa. PITTSBURG+Preside elect Hard ing has picked Andrew W. Mellon of Pittsburg, for his secretary of the treasury.
 Ask anyone in Pittsburg who Mellon is and you get this reply:
 Don't you know Mellon? Why, he's head of the Mellon National bank"
 Ask the same man what Mellon looks like-what kind of man he really is and the chances are he'll have to admit ignorance.
 And this despite the fact that An drew Mellon was born and grew up in Pittsburg and that in recent years he has been associated with countless phases of industrial activity in and around it.
 Mellon always has studiously avoided publicity and summed the spotlight, His retiring nature is shown in state ments of friends that in his daily life he does not have one single really in- innate associate. Pittsburgers say that Mellon knows Dy HdIl1e or SlSnI put IcW ol the dTT0N of men and women employed in the Mellon National bank, of which he is president, although the mingles contin- ually with them. Always Calm He is a man of mild speech. He is deliberate in all his thoughts and ac- tions and never has been known to lose his habitual calm He is at his desk every working day of the year and handles a surprising amount of routine details of his many l financial interests without displaying the slightest fatigue His spare mo- ments are spent with his two children, Ailsa and Paul, to whom he is especial ly devoted
 Mellon has been president of the Mellon National bank since 1902. He has made it one of the leading banking institutions of the country. He also is interested in many other banks in cities in the neighborhood of Pittsburg. and is associated with Henry C. Prick in the development of vast coal, coke and iron enterprises in western Penn sylvania.
 He established great steel mills at Donora, Pa, and built the town which bears that name. He is one of the trustees of the Car negie institute and is associated with several charitable and benevolent as- sociations. He has studied social well fare closely and has given large sums
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
Bert LyteIl at the Columbia

A rattling good picture: That was the verdict pronounced by the audience of Mauk's Columbia theater yesterday, when Bert Lytell's latest vehicle, "The Price of Redemption was shown for the first time. This picture. which will remain for today and tomorrow, presents the popular star in his newest screen production and establishes a new record in providing entertainment for his admirers. "The Price of Re- demption'' is taken from the famous novel by I. A. R. Wylie, The Temple of Dawn and as such depicts life in the dark heart of India. MT. Lytell enacts the role of young English army officer who first wins fame as a
 hero for a deed of bravery and then returns to London and marries a wealthy girl. Following his marriage, which is loveless, he assumes the guilt of another for murder and returns to India, where he sinks to the very low est. Those that recall the acting of Mir. Lytell in "The Right of Way" and the Lone Wolf" will appreciate his
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
CITRUS GROWERS TO
 DISCUSS PROSPECTS

All orange and grapefruit growers of the valley have been notified of a meeting to be held at o'clock Satur- day afternoon in the packing house of the Arizona Citrus Growers company, 1881 West Jackson street, for the pur- pose of discussing plans and prospects of the industry for the coming year. The meeting has been called by the company, an organization of leading orange and grapefruit men of the dis trict, who have been active in improv- ing the industry in many ways. as for example in holding citrus schools in conjunction with the county agricul- tural agent.
 Except for a final picking of grape fruit, the citrus season in the valley has closed. In spite of unusually diff ficult marketing conditions, the season has been a prosperous one for local growers.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-04

decade ago. The spirit of detect takes possession early of the boy and he never quite gets over the idea that another "Old Sleuth' was spoiled when his mother dusted the knickerbock CTS with hair brush as he was caught trying to help the great detective out of some tight place in the current yell low back novel. Rex plays in this pie ture a country boy who wants to be a detective and he hands the world a merry laugh as he tracks the melop thieves by the aid of a book of detec- tive rules furnished, together with a tin badge of authority, by the corre- spondence school. Of course theresis story running through the picture with a love tale attached, but Ray as the amateur detective is a positive riot of fun This feature and Tee Time" a golf comedy, with the Fox news reel. makes up the offering for today and tomorrow and is followed Sunday by To Please One Woman"