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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale
CADILLAC BARGAINS.


Cadillac :. Type 50. touring car.
Thoroughly ovcrhauicd 10y our
Cadillac mechanics. /; Is lust on,
of the pain; shop, where II re-
oe.ved u h!st-CIass !enn!uhiny in
Cadillac blue. The u:e egu!pmo,t
is good. Special price. ,i..o0.
Cadillac S. Typo 81. limousine
This car from prominent owner
VINO employed Il very experienced
chauffeur mechanic 10 driv. and
care for the car. Upholstery and
mechanical condition way abnv.
the average. Has good tire ouiiir,-
meh'. with Two extra tires sea,
covers clock. tire pump AMI LuInp-
c5k. lust received a trst.C!nss re-
paint job. Special price. I..250.
Cadillac 5, Type SO. touring car
Thoroughly rebuilt mechanically
ana otherwise. q very unusual
value for only 1880.
JONES MOTOR CAR Co.
is5i-ss IVES, Broad stree,.
boulevard I4s.
fltVicr A. g. J,.....,s
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LOST your dor7 Tolephons . Lost" ao.
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Statesmen and Agents

SALESMEN-Onlyh igh-.rade
men. experienced selling calendars and
novelties. handle 1893 line; salary. COM
missou. or both. Address Peerless
Printing Company. Penn faE, New
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SALESMEN-Overail business booming.
Get fast selling. hig-com:n!ss!on. repeat
order sideine Sell all general stores.
Write today. Cincinnati Overall! Mfg.
to. I9,2l. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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HIi,vicE !. a Di,Daie1 Want Ad motto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-16
VOICES DE LA CALLE

Arroyo, 12 de setiembre de 1921.
Director de Ell MUNDo:
Tengo ell honor de dirigirme a I'd.
para que tenga la bondad de insertar
EN- las hneas de su periodico 10 ST.
gpiente:
Que en- dias atras lego hacis mi ca
SCI un nifo trigueno, como de echo 81
nueve anos de edsd qnienf me dice
que Sc llama Francisco Sanchez; los
padres son del barrio de Mosquito =,
de Santurce.
Los motivos la llegada de ei
este pueblo son ell haber reiiido con
otro compahero de Ell, y temcroso
la poIicia, aprovecho un truck que
venia para esta. 10 tengo en- mi casa,
hoy 10 inscribi en- la escuela, Ia
cual asistio.
Este hago por 81 sus padres ignoran
su paradero; y, en- case de que este
sepan. 81 quieren dejarmelo, clos pue
den sostener correspondence conmigo.
Anticipandole las gracias por sns
atenciones me suscribo de I'd. muy.
atentamente,
Gumersindo RAMOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-16
AYUDE A Los N1aos PoBREs


Es necesari0 que en- cada muni-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize In 30
ciedad flantr6pica III Zapato de
los Niios Pobres'. Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
6xito que podemos asegurar que.
sodoa los uinos pobres que asisten
las escuelss van debidamente cal.
gados.
No se necesita hacer sacrificios,
Aceptamos cualquier donativo por
insiRnificanta que sea. MAndel0
hoy mismo 81 usted desea, } II,
seisorn. dofia
MARIA. r. DE EUA!2EZ.
g q Box liza. San Juan. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-16
La p0Iltica en- brOTna
what time is It?
Made 10 sabe, amigo mio.

What time is It?
Medic 10 sabe, amigo mio.
Todos estamos desorientados.
Travieso que es ell que sabe sacar me
jor partido de todas las situaciones, ha
bla INSECURE, timido v fueron de cportu-
nidad.
Fernandez Vanga, ell castizo, ell que
aplica reglas gramaticales Ia politica
fora belHsimas cc4nbinaciones de pa
labras para no decir 10 que picnsa es-
ta siendo arrastrado por los vaivenes de
la situaci6n.
Tizol 81 perspicaz y prof6tico Tizol,
que es uno de los insumergibles de la
Union no dice publicamente NADIA.
Sc reserva por tenor de que 10 ha-
gan hacer un papel ridiculo despues.
Barcel6, despu6s de Ell Critic de Fa-
jardo' " de su gran triunfo personal
en- Barranquitas. cort6 la communication
y deja hacer a los demas, sin importar-
lie mucho la politica que trazara.
Huyke ha habladc tanto que NADIA
nuevo puede decir EN- muchos amos.
Sus articulos los conocemos todos M
tes de ser escritos, y estan siempre fue
ra de oportnnidad por servir para to-
das las oportunidades,
Coll v Cuchi, sigue fel Barcelo v
10 quiere seguir tan al pie de la letra.
que esta dando Ell tiltimo DO de pecho
con ell pie Ell el bote Tai vez Sc iemen-
te de no haber sido ell primero en- cm
barcarse.
Don Pepe Torres, ell buen viejito de
coraz6n sano y sin jaiberia bastante pa
ra afrontar una situacion ca6tica como
la presente, hace 10 mejor que puede,
(aunque tai vez haga 10 peor que Sc
debe) por nornalizar las cosas v volver
los tranquilos dias anti-reilianos.
81 con buena voluntad Sc triunfa, es
toy SECURE que Don Pepe llevara su
partido al mas grande de los exitos.
C6rdova esta mudo. No dice nj hace
NADIA. Ell Gobernador Sc quejo a Don
Pepe de SUI conducta, y sus correligiona
rios 10 pltaron en- las GALES de San Juan.
5Qu6 puede hacer un hombre en- tales
circunstancias?
La Junta Central discute Y delibera,
toma 1nnchos acuerdos con la condici6n
de que nadie Sc acuerde de 10 acordado.
Todo 10 anterior estA bien, 10 que
no encuentro bien es que los unionis-
tas no sepamos a que atenernos por
ahora.
No hay una luz que guie nj una pa
labra flrne, resuelta, que seguir; nj una
posici6n que defender.
Sc peleo contra Ell Gobernador sin pre-
via declaration de guerra. v cesar las
hOstilidades sin que Sc haya frmado la
paz por ambas parties. Y todo ESQ TO
Sc nos dice 81 hemos ganado perdido
la batallas
Lo lnico que Sc sabe es que Leopoldo
Santiago fn6 expulsado v que los repu-
blicanos siguen pesar de "Airteos'
81 Gobernador.
Marcial Lopez RUIZ.
R
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-16
V0C5S uB "a CdIlB
San Juan, IA dc. setiembre.
Lacenciado Cay. cOll y Cuch
Speaker de la camara,


san Juan, r. r.
Respectable senior:
Reciba mi cordial saludo, felicitaci6n
y APPLAUSE, por su valiente y energica
actitud de patriotismo y honradez y leal
tad, con que viene defendiendo en- union
de nuestro querido jefe don A. R. Bar
cello, el gran partido Union de Puerto
Rico y sus mas grandes ideales, que es
la independents de nuestra Patria en-
el futuro, como base 0uINTA del Par
lido Unionista v que debe recalcar en-
Ell fondo dc todos los buenos portorri-
quefios, como tarbien debe pensar todo
buen americana amante de sn terra y
su bandera, v de todos los grandes honl
bres que lucharon y luchan por sostener
las grandes libertades del mundo entero
respetando los ideales y derechos de to-
do buen ciudadano. 70, desde Ell rinc6n
de, mi humilde hogar,. he contemplate
siempre en- Puerto Rico, los frances, y
grandes patriotas que Sc distinguen por
su franca, decidida v honrada labor po-.
liticaa Tambien los que hoy viven Ia
vida sublime del espiritu que fueron
Mufioze Rivera. Matienzo Cintr6n v 10,
Sc de Diego, inoiyidahles patriotas del
aver, los tres primeros que pude como
Ger antes en- vida y hoy en-, muerte, ilu
minando el sepdero de nuestros. mas sas
grades ideales. Hoy tambi6n conozco,.
admbiro " aplando a. los que Sc naman
Barcel6 y Coll v Cuchi, pero no-a los
cobardes politicOs del Partido contra
rio, que como los roFnpe- -hpelgas, Sc hn
milan a los pies del amo, bnscando el
empleo por la ''cogioca" .s.. annque
SO pierda la, vergiienza ante 81 pals. 81
hay que renunciar ell destino, en- buena
hora 10 hagAis; 81 ten6is que morir CO.
mo ell .Mesias en- el G6lgota, crncifca-
do, no temais a la muerte, antes que per
der Ell prestigio, 81 deccro v la dignidad
ante Ell pals portorriquefo, que, os dio
toda su confanza. Asi hacen los Eerda-
Geros.. heroes, los verdaderos poreNrTt-
quefiossamericanos frances v sin amA27
ges de ninguna especie. Deiad una hueS
LA lnminOsa en- las brillantes paginas
de la historic. Adelante; estoy con us
ted v nnestro digno patricia Barcel6, en-
la defensa de los sagrados ideales de Ia
patria. M
s Mateo SALAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-16
NuEvA oFICINA
POSTAL EN- sANTURCE

La oficina de correos de Santurce
sera instalada en- un local con doble'
cabida a aquel en- que Sc encuentra en-
la actualidad, siempre que algun pro
pietario pueda suministrar un edifcio
apropiado en- sitio centrico y un pre-
clio de venta que convenga al Cobierno
Federal Ell inspector Ryan esta aniln-
ciando la subasta para 81 pr6ximo mes.
La oficina postal de Santurcs ha au-
mentado de una manera considerable el
trabajo, va que dicho barrio esta cada
dia creciendo mas v mas en- poblacion,
por 10 que va Sc hace casi impossible
obtener la comodidad necesaria en- y
local que ocupa ahora Ia oficina del
correo.
FL edificio que Sc solicita, ademas de
tener que estar en- sitio cetitrioo, dehe'
ra tener 1900 pies cuadrados de piao,
y tener buena luz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-16
sabtis QHiSil es ell in
til0 amigo De las
nlujsTeS?
''El Jab6l de Ia TOja'' de
faIna Tlundial
lQUE MUCHo Sc LIE QUIERE A
ESTE ELEMENTo vIRTUosoi

/ Y 81 no que 10 digan esos rostrOs de
mujeres que 10 usan, rostros angeles
siempre, tersos, frescos, con esa fnnra
incomparables siempre sublime, sin arru
gas, sin pecas y sin manchas. solo hace
este milagro 81 predilecto amigo de las
damas. lPor ESQ 10 quieren solicitan
stanto!
ST be1las sefioritas, este es Ell jab6n
de ssIaA ToJA', fabricado con sales y
brumas del mar, en- ell sitio mas bra
vfo y pintoresco del Mar cantabrico.
Por ESQ son tan saladisimas, graciosas
" guapas las mujeres que 10 usan.
AdQui6ralo v tiselo siempre, que con
su uso conseguira conservar I'm rcstro
de ounce, y guardian en- su pecho un
coraz6n de idem.
Solicftelo en- todos los establecimien-
] tos de San Juan y en- todos los de la
.isla, que artieulo tan solicitado que
Srido por las damas no faltara en- min
gun bnen establecimiento ST sus direc-
torres entienden bien su negocio.
Solicitelo en- los mejores establccimien
tos donde importan las tlltimas creacio
mes y modelos de la moda elegante; en-
las mas acreditadas farmacias, grandes
ferreterias y bien surtidos colmados.
Agentes generates para las Antillas:
CERECEDo. Aavt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-16
N6H6lU0 u6 dl1S
UNA HIsToRIA DIPLoMATIcA
PARA Uso DE LOS PUEBLos

/
AL constituirse la Rep1blica de Polo
MIA, seglri Ell Tratado de Versailles, sur
gia entire los alemanes Y los polacos de.
Alta Silesia una dificil question de floD
teras. La alta Silesia era una nina que
habia atraido los vecinos polacos y
alemanes; unos otros habian combina
do ALI, bien que NAL, su vida, con ARE,
glo las circunstancias politicas socia
| les de antes de la guerra. No tanto las
sociales, las circumstances politicas fue
. ron mudadas y los vecinos veian deshe
cha su combination. Pero 81 Ell trazado
Ge la frontera entire Alemania Y Polo
/ MA en- la Alta Silesia era un problema
rry concrete para los vecinos alemanes
ly polacos, la question de la Alta Si,esia,
! como empez6 a llalnarseia vagamente,
pas6 ser un problema diplomatico en-
| tire Ell Gabinete de Varsovia y ell Gabi
Iete de Berlin.
va no Sc planteaba la question entire
polacos y alemanes de SiIesia, sino entire
Folonia y Alemania. IA cual 6e estos
COS Estados, a cual de estas dos abstrac
clones perteneceria concretamente ell ia
fujc politico sobre las minas silesianas?
I os filones de las minas quedahan arran
cados de la TERRA y entraban en- la. Or
/ hita diplomatica. Polonia Sc mueve en-
I Ia 6rbita diplomatica de Francia; toda
fuersa politica que conserve Alemania
a expensas de Polonia es doblemente ma
/ 10 para Francia, puesto que fortifica a
su eilemigo y debilita un enesnigo de
Alemania. La question de la Alta Sile-
sia no era va pnes una question entire
alemanes polacos de Silesia nj una
question entire Alemania y Polonia; era.
sobre todo, una question entire Francia
y Alemania.
Els decir, una de las cuestioncs. Fran
4 cia la dejaria Prussia toda la Silesia
con sus minas, condici6n por ejeniplo,
de que Sc desfederara Ell Tmperio ale
man. Y Francia lie dejaria al Imperio
aleman toda la Silesia con sus n1inas,
a condicion- por ejemplo, de quitarle el
Ruhr. Lo que le interesa Francia en-
las minas silesianas es ell poderfo CONT
mental A Inglaterra es por 10 que 10
ha interesado la guerra: por evftar el
poderio continental de Alemania; y es
por 10 que lie interesa la paz: por evitar
ell poderio continental de Francia. De
modo que La question de la Alta Sile-
sia, es no va una question entire alema-
mes polacos de Silesia, nj una question
entire Alemania Polonia, nj una cues
ti6n entire Francia Alemania, es "a
I una question entire Inglaterra y Francia.
4 segdn ell testimonio exceptional del
sehor Korfanty, iefe de los polacos de
Silesia, los polacos y los alemanes siie
/ sianos Sc han, puesto de acuerdo; 81 Sc
n les dejara solos, no habria question. Pc
h 70 ESQ va 10 sabiamos. Ell acuerdo de
4 los silesianos sobre la question de Sile-
d sia no tiene importancia ninguna, La
II impertancia esta en- los acuerdos diplo-
/ maticos del "Quai d'orsay'' y del
n esForeign Office. La question de Ia
1 Alta Silesia ha traspasado todas las
ii fronteras de la Silesia y de La geografia
n fisica, Pertenece al sistema planetario
El de la diplomacia.
II Corpus BARGA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-16
SALON BUEN ToNo

San Jose No. g..
Salon Barberfa, donde Sc trabaja al
gusto del parroquiano. Limpisza y
prontitud.
\. J. Palms.
Propietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-16
DRECTORlO
BARBERIAS
SALON BROADWAY
San Jose No. 81.

San Jose No. Il.
Con este nombre queda alberto al
pGblico este nuevo salon de barberia
con tcdos los adelantos modernos.
(Usamos aqua caliente.)
Jose Dfaz ApOnts.
Propietario.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
At the Strann

A newspaperman is to be the next
president of the United States. No
matter whether the country goes
Republican or Democratic. or If the
totally unexpected happens and the
Socialists win out, a representative
of the class which has made and nm
made high officials since the inven-
ton of the printing press will be-
come the chief executive of the
greatest country in the world. War
rem G.. Harding. the Republican
nominees: James NJ. Cox, the choice
of the Democrats as a standard
bearer. are both successful newspa-
permen, and Eugene Debs. the fed.
eral prisoner whom the Socialists
chose, is a less successful follower
of the game" when at liberty.
The newspapers of the country
make presidents and make every
other official down the list until it
comes to officials whose electorate Is
so small that he can reach all OF
them personally Not more than a
tenth OF the voters in the United
States even ever see the man for
whom they II into the most pow
erful Office in the world. 1t is the
newspapers that tell them every
thing they know about the man, and
II IS from newspaper articles tnat
they form their opinions. Much has
been said about the influence of a
successful paper. but there the gen.
eral public lets the matter rest. Very
few people know how a newspaper
is made. and still fewer appreciate
the fact hat the influence of a news
paper is merely the reflected infiu-
ence of some single individual, the
nan who happens to be in the po-
sition of managing editor.
Go and Get IT. is the title of the
newspaper story shown at the
Strand. 1t is the Instructions which
the city editor gives to the reporter
who unravels the mystery that has
baked the police. 1t is not a fan
tastic idea for a newspaperman to
accomplish such a thing. In the re-
cent Elwell murder mystery in New
York city. the work of a newspaper
man in finding a valuable witness in
Ireland after a two weeks search
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
.LEG|nN To GIVE
PLAY AND DANCE
ex- SoIdiers to Stage "Stop
Thief at the High School
Auditorium on February 18

The play committee of the Amer
lean Legion which is making ar
rangements for the staging of stop
Thief in the high school audito-
rum TO be followed by a dance Feb
ruary IS. and which met last night.
reports great progress in the activ-
ity which gives evidence Of being
the biggest affair yet attempted by
the local post. The play is being
put on at this time to help make a
substantial relief fund for which.
because of the industrial inactivity.
there may be absolute need before
long. The cooperation of the en-
tire community is necessary 10 make
this n success and the post is de-
pending upon various agencies to
endorse the movement and assure
them their support in the undertake
ing.
The play stop Thief" IS a Broad
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28

way production which ran for al
most two years with infinite success
The actors are all Legionaires. but
professionals have already scored
successes wherever they have APP
peared under the name OF the Navy
Players. The women in the cast
all done canteen or war work
and are thus qualified to take part.
Following the play, which ends at
10 o'clock. there will be a dance
the admission to which is coveted
by the fee paid for the play ticket.
The music will be furnished by a
New York orchestra which travels
with the Navy Players upon request
and which is well known as one of
the best in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
THEATRES
st the Ditmas

~ tut bfttitd-
The baby is also becoming a
mighty important actor in motion
pictures. There is n in Rex
Beach's latest film, The North
Winds Malice" a Goldwyn produc-
tion. which shows at the Ditmds
theatre today and tomorrow. He Is
the o OF Lois Folsom. played by
Jane Thomas.
Miss Thomas has no child of her
own. so IL was necessary to borrow
a baby from the natives of Port
Henry, n. Y, where scenes for the
picture were taken. After Paul
Bern had directed these Genes Rex
Beach telegraphed asking Miss
Thomas to report at Pittsburg. Pa,
for Q with the baby. during the
flood of the Allegheny river. The
real mother could not spare her
baby so Miss Thomas took only his
clothes.
At Pittsburg another baby was Sc
cured to act before the camera, but
this baby did not look like the Port
Henry child.
on her return TO Lake Champlain
with the baby's clothes Miss Thomas
described the Pittsburg baby to Paul
Bern. who decided that the scenes
previously taken must be retaken
with a baby similar to the one from
Pittsburg.
This was a simple request Of an
ignorant man. 1t required an all day
search and a house to house nvas
of three thousand homes in Port
Henry. With the assistant director.
Eddie James, Miss Thomas went to
every house that had a baby. looking
for the double of the n she had
in Pittsburg. One after an
other the babies were held up for
inspection. One after another they
out to be too fat or too lean.
until at night fall the searchers ar
rived at the home of the local butch
There Miss Thomas saw the
child she needed for the picture. He
was the gurgling image Of the Pitts
burg specimen.
The butcher arrived home at this
moment and refused to let
baby be used to advance the art
Of the screen. Only the appealing
look OF Jane Thomas and the flood
Of eloquence from the lips of Eddie
lanes could move such a heart of
stone. : The butchers baby was Sc
,ured and the next day began his
screen career before the camera.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
Iightcst Kind of Work

Lazy Lorenzo and dog-tired Dick
were discussing something they
knew little about-work.
Il think" said Lazy Lorenzo,
that if they did away with work
altogether it'd put an end to these
ere strikes"
"Yus," said dog-tired Dick.
'"That'H be the time when every
things done by electricity. Only got
to press a button and the jobs
DONE"
A slow horror dawned in Lazy
Lorenzo's eyes.
THAT won't do" he said, en-
phatically. Who's a-goin' to press
the button? "-Houston Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28

NAEA 49, N1A@
Hon. Mrs. John Russell. daughter
in-law of Lord Ampthill. has gone
to work. She is opening a dressmak-
ing establishment in London.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >~~~~~~
gave the officials new light upon the
matter which caused them to change
entirely the theories they had form
ed after a months investigation. AS
natural as the action of the reporter
is the whole atmosphere of the pic
ture which shows the making of a
great newspaper from the gathering
of the original facts embodied in a
story to the press room where the
papers are turned out ready for sale
on the street. Anyone who attends
the Strand theater on today or to-
morrow when go and Get 1t" will
be the attraction will have a clearer
idea of the single greatest force in
The world today,
The act that this country is as
sured of a newspaperman at its helm
after next March should be a source
of satisfaction. The successful news.
paperman must be able to correctly
gauge public opinion. and act on it.
He must know a little bit of every
trade and every profession. of every
walk of life. and therefore he cam
not give a class rule. He must be
fearless and independent. confident
in his own judgment, These char
acteristics belong to the successful
newspaperman. There are newspa-
permen who haven't got them, but
they are not the successful ones, and
a most promising hope for the future
of this country is that James NJ. Cox
and Warren G. Harding are both
successful self-made newspapermen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
Burlesaue for Majestic

In these days of p%rofiteering and
high prices patrons of the Majestic
theatre next Monday will gasp with
wonder and delight when they be-
hold the gorgeous costumes and
magnificent scenic and electrical ef-
fects that Max Spiegel has provided
for this seasons Abe Reynolds Re-
vue. In a few short a Max
Spiegel has become justly famous
for his daring and ability as a pro-
Queer and his success has been due.
no doubt, to the fact that he always
endeavors to have his shows above
the average in every detail. This
season, however, he mas even out
stripped his own previous efforts and
is giving the theatre going public
the most beautiful production he
has ever staged. Abe Reynolds.
keeping pace with his progressive
pr 'ducer, is this year presenting a
character, entirely new to burlesque,
minus the wig and whiskers. with
out which the average Hebrew I'M
personator would be helpless. This
new character makes Abe a much
younger man than heretofore and
his antics are therefore more anus
ing coupled as they are with the
laughabfe, inimitable mannerisms
that have made him so justly fam
ous. once Upon a Time is the
title Of the new show written by A.
Douglas Levitt, and Mr.. Reynolds is
ably supported by Monica Redmond,
Dot Leighton, Flossie Everette, Art
Mayor, Joe Mercer. Lloyd Peddrick
and Spencer &c Rose. and together
with the usual "Spiegal Beauty
Chorus" of twenty lovely lassies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
Honor Soldier Dead

PARIS. Jan. 2S-Simple cere-
mony marked the permanent en-
tombment of "a soldied of France"
representing the French unidenti-
ned war dead. under the AFRO de
Triomphe here this morning. A
plain stone slab marked the resting
place of this unknown poilu.a