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cannot hire a lawyer and 90 to the Gov
ernor and get a pardon Senator Hart
yell said
He pointed out that the power to sus
pend sentences Is being abused because
Of the weakness Of some judges.
Senator Don p. Strobe Of Kokomo
called attention to the fact that the bill
provided the same penalty for the theft
Of cycles" as for the theft Of an sutomo-
bile or an airplane He contended that
he penalty would be too severe for the
stealing OF q bicycle and moved that the
bin be referred to the author with in
structious to strike the word ont
The Lieutenant Governor ruled that
such an amendment would be a material
amendment and as such could not be
made on third reading Senator James
Nejdl objected to the ruling. The Presi-
dent Of the Senate finally ruled that the
amendment might be made with unsni-
nous consent. Consent was granted and
the amendment made.
The Senators who were absent when
the vote on the Harzeu bill was taken.
some Of whom had been absent during
the entire afternoon, were Adams BaI-
ter. Cam, Fitch, Furuas, Kline, McCul-
Tough Self and Tague.
The Lieutenant Governor cast his hrst
vote IN the session on the bill Of Sena
tor Alfred Hogston Of Marion making 1t
unlawful for any one to supply false In
formation 20 newspapers. The vote
stood p to q and the presiding officer
voted mo thus killing the bill.
The Senate adjourned until O'Clock
Monday afternoon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
SCENTS DOUBLE
MURDER IN FIRE
Morocco Coroner Believes
Aged Couple Slain.

MOROCCO. Ind, Jan 22-Newton
County authorities today were trying to
solve the mystery surrounding the death
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wills '. Davis. aged
couple, and the burning OF their farm
home half mile north Of here
The theory was advanced by the coro-
ner before be began an inquest that they
were murdered and the guilty persons
set FIRE to the house to hide the crime.
r. \. Davis, a son living on an ad-
Joining farm, discovered the fire yester-
day morning. A bucket brigade formed
by farmers extinguished the flames and
found the charred bodies lying close to-
gether on a bed which had fallen through
the floor into the basement
The mans skull had been crushed and
the wOman's head had been burned
away.
Davis was 65 and Mrs. Davis so He
was a farmer, who had been servin z
as assessor Of Mcclellan township.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
WOMAN'S LOVER
SLAMS DOCTOR
Interrupts Treatment and
DrdLOs Fine for Excitement

Thomas EagIin got rough" with Dr.
Gilbert Sharp, 1854 West Michigan
street, at a. m. today and q few hours
later appeared in city court to answer to
a charge of assault and battery pre-
ferred by the physician. Judge Pritch-
ard fined Eaglin 81 and sentenced him to
two days in jail.
Eag.in roomed and boarded at the
home Of Mrs. Della Ramsey, 91S North
Miley avenue. Mrs. Ramsey has been
seriously Ill for two weeks. DIR. Sharp
was swsbbing out the mouth of the sick
woman when he was suddenly attacked
by Esglin and jerked away.
Eaglin left the house aud waited fer
the doctor outside, saying be would
get him, according to the evidence
The physician telephoned for the po-
lice.
at was through excitement, Judge"
pleaded Eaglin. She's MY sweetheart,
and it was through excitement, judge,
that I grabbed him"
The woman was taken to the city hos
initial
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
MARTENS SEES
ANOTHER RUSS
ENVOY TO i. S.
DepOrted Soviet Representa-
tive Optimistic Over Flu
ture Russian Rule.

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-"I expect that
an officially accredited representative Of
the soviet government will return to the
United States in the near future" said
Ludwig c. X A Martens. deported Rus
sian soviet envoy. Just before leaving for
the steamer which today is TO carry him
back to Russia.
"Such a representative will not come,
however" Martens added, until the
soviet government has the assurance OF
the American government that he viii
not be detained at Ellis Island"
4 feature Of the departing soviet en-
yoy's interview was that for the first
time since his arrival in this country
he avoided diligently the word com
munist'' in speaking Of himself or OF his
government, using Instead the term I'VE
socialists" In a recent interview Mr..
Martens unequivocally styled himself
communist and admitted that Lenin ana
TrOtzh were communists and that the
majority Of the Moscow government con-
sisted Of communists.
By inference, Martens made 1t plain
that he and his government look to the
socialists not only in America but
throughout the world TO preach the COS
pei OF sOvietism.
do you expect other leading nations
Of Europe to adopt the soviet systems"
Martens was asked.
ALL EXPECT
PARTY's GROWTH.
"All sincere Socialists sincerely expect
the growth Of Socialism in all lands"
was the reply. mo Socialist, however.
looks for the growth of Socialism in any
land until the local industrial and social
condition are ripe for K. Revolutions are
not made By 'sgitators-they are made
by industrial collapse and social discon-
tent"
DO you consider the United States
country where the soviet system would
work out successfully" was the next
question.
I'VE Socialists" replied Martens, be
lisve that Socialism Is a sound economic
theory and that it will work in any
country. If we are given a chance in
Russia, free from blockade. invasion and
foreign intrigue. We will prove that It
works"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
on School
Tax Bill Announced

A public hearing on House bill No. IA
providing for a levy Of % cents on each
800 Of taxable property in Indiana and
for q poll tax OF 30 cents on each voter
In the State. for the support of the com
mon schools Of Indiana, will be held
Tuesday evening. at 7 30 o'clock, in the
House Of Representatives, L. \. Hines
State superintendent Of public instruc-
ton, announced today.
Members Of the State board of eduea-
ton and others who are interested In
increasing the State school levy will at
tend the hearing aud speak In support
Of the bill. The measure was introduced
by Representative Raymond f. Willis Of
La Grange and Stephen Counties.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
Inman VIII Address
Chambers in State

"Our Reimbursement Problems" will be
man, manager of the Indiana State Cham
Der of Commerce, before the Lebanon
Chamber Of Commerce Monday night and
before the Ligonier Chamber of Commerce
"Wednesday night.
Henry A. Roberts, field director Of the
chamber, will speak before the Wabash
Chamber Of Commerce Monday night on
"One Hundred Per Cent Efficiency"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
State Repays Hogan
for Trip to Mexico

Harry G. Hogan Of TT Wayne has been
repaid $500 In a warrant drawn on the
treasurer Of State for his expenses on
the trip to Mexico City as one Of the rep
reseutatlves Of former Governor James p.
Goodrich at the Inauguration Of Prcsi-
dent Alvaro Obregon. The check was
drawn with the authority Of Mr.. Good
rich while he was Governor.
1t is understood that similar
amount Will be repaid to Richard Lieber,
director Of the department. OF conserva-
ton, who accompanied Mr. Hogan to
Mexico The amount Of the check Gov
ers expenses from indianapolis to San
Antonio, Texas, from which point the
expenses were paid by the Mexican gov
eminent.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
CROWDER SETS
CUBA IN ORDER
Vote Settlement Makes By
Elections Possible.

WASHINGTON, Jan 22-Maj. Gen
Bnoch Fl. Crowder, in his labors to ad-
just Cuba's political and financial trou-
bles, is making progress beyond the high
est expectations, State Department Of
fiCials said today.
As a result of Crowder's efforts toward
settling the dispute over the presidential
election, the by-elections are expected
to be held the middle of February.
Crowder will not leave Cuba until after
these elections. He now is devoting his
attention to the financial situation.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
ArOuses Interest in
State School Men

Charles ]. Orbison. Federal prohibi-
ton enforcement officer for Indiana, was
the principal speak er at the regular
meeting Of the Junior Chamber Of Com
meTce at the Chamber of Commerce Fri
day night William a. Rawles, dean of
the School Of Finance and Commerce of
Indiana University, was a guest Of the
organization. He expressed particular
interest in the work Of the employment
service which is attempting to find po-
sitions FOR Indiana college graduates in
Indiana. instead Of permitting so many
OF hem to Ind employment outside the
State.
Dean Rawles said that Indiana Uni
versity has been attempting to carry on
the same work IN regard to its own
graduates for a number of years, and
would Re glad to coopt rata with the en-
ployment service Of the junior organi-
Zation.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
Stomach
on Strike
20 Years
EaEOsaRc Settled Efg

"Estonic Ia wonderful" says O.
". Burton. II had been o sufferer
from stomach trouble for 20 years
and now am we'll"
Estonic gets right after che cause
of stomach troubles by taking up and
carrying out the acidity and gases
and of course, when the cause Il re-
moved, the sufferer gets well. If you
have sourness, belching, indigestion,
food repeating or any other stomach
trouble, take Eatonic tablets after
each meal and find relief. Big box
costs only 9 trifie with your drug
giEt'B guarantee.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
Mans Body Found in
Alley With Throat Cut

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. 22.-Police
today were bending every effort to solve
the mystery of the death Of Robert b.
King, whose body was found in an al
ley
Neighbors report the man had been
acting stragely for some time and a
theory OF suicide was at first advanced.
This theory was abandoned when no
weapon could he found In the vicinity
of the body. The body had the throat
cut and a gash was inflicted on the side
OF the head
King was married, but his wife has
been reported out of the city for a few
days
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

ging-down pains. Ihad been feeling
badly for three years and had two Of
the best doctors in the city, but l kept
getting worse and only weighed 125
pounds. saw your advertisement and
! took eight boxes of Lydia 3. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Tablets
four bottles Lydia E. Pinkham's Blood
Medicine and your Liver Pills and no
ticed an Improvement right away.
Now weigh l88 pounds and feel fine.
Everybody tells me how well ! look
and asks me what l took and l always
say, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, the best medicine in the
world for any sickness to which girls
and women are subject. I will always
have a good word for your medicine.
Mrs. JOSEPH WILLIMAN, 722 South
9th Street. Hamilton. Ohio.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
JAP SITUATION
TO BE DISCUSSED
Man, Just From Orient, to Ad-
dress ROtarians.

The Japanese situation and other mat
tiers relative thereto will be the subject
of talk at the weekly luncheon Of the
Rotary Club at the ClaypooI Hotel Tues
day noon, by NJ. j. Forte of this city,
who has just returned from Japan,
China, Korea and the Philippine Islands,
where he spent several years studying
problems of the Orient and the japanese
question.
Mr.. Forte also resided eleven years in
East Africa, where he is interested in
large rubber plantations. He formerly
was connected with the Waverly Electric
Company of this city.
Since the international convention of
the Rotarians is to be held in another
country this year, the district conference,
to be held at Evansville, Feb. 2122 is
left as the only Rotary convention avail
able to the great majority of the RO-
tariars in Indiana. This is one of the
points that is made in the bulletin that
has been sent out to the Rotary Clubs
Of the State, setting forth the arrange
ments Of transportation for Rotarians to
attend the conference.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

The community chest Of indianapolis
has fled articles Of incorporation with
the Secretary OF State. Directors OF the
chest were named in the articles rs Fred
eric VI. Ayrcs, the Rev. Francis II Cav
isk and Franklin Vonuegut
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
Break Into College;
Cops Nab burglars
Eager for Learning

Two students at the Indiana veteri-
nary College who had some work to
do in the college building at S04 East
Market street this morning decided
not to wait until the building was
unlocked and climbed in though a
window. When the police emergency
squad arrived TO capture the Dur
glars" they found r. F. Strous. 1917
East Market street, and r. ]. Suter,
. BAT North East street
well. that's horse on u.s." laughed
the sergeant after the two had iden-
ned themselves.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
Mrs. whitman
TESTIF|ES
Declares Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound to Be the Best
Medicine for Girls and Women
Hamilton, Ohio. -'Ihad such awful
pains In my back ] could hardly stapS6

on my feet and y
was never without
a headache. If Il
walked up town I
thought l would
drop and many a
time l felt so bad
| had to go to bed
and | was not able
to do much of my
b Gus g work. /
would have hemor-
rhages every two
weeks and drag
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

SUES CITY FOR SIS 900.
Damages Of 5000 were asked today
I'm Superior Court, room ,, in a suit
filed by Edward Hall against the city
Of indianapolis for injuries said to have
been sustained in fall into I maDhole.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22


clothing dishes and mirror valued at
800. The articles had been stolen from
the automobile Of w. c. BEEN go High
land place. while the car was parked at
Kentucky avenue and Washington street.
Detectives Haley and Stewart arrested
Floyd Moore, $50 South California street,
and Daniel Monroe. 526 West Henry
street, on charges of grand larceny. They
are accused Of stealing cigarettes from a
cigar company's wagon on Kentucky ave
nue.. Tony Rople. 427 Kentucky avenue,
was arrested two days ago In connection
with the theft and is charged with grand
larceny.
A burglar got into the basement Of
the home of Ralph Huddleson, 1920
Carrollton avenue by "jimmylng" a win
dow. He was frightened away before
he got anything.
z. B. HUI. 1868 West Vermont street,
reported that his home was robbed Of a
suit of clothes, an overcOat and a watch
John Staab's residence. 1880 East Yer
mont street, was ransacked by burglar
who took a ruby ring valued at So
W. T. Jones 1893 Northwestern ave-
nue.. reported nine chickens stolen
The home Of Mrs James Lynch. 416
North Arsenal avenue, was entered by a
burglar. who obtained $27, two watches.
a ring and a bill book containing insur-
snce papers.
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TAX LAW BILL
TO BE FEATURE
OF BUSY WEEK

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ACQUITTED OF MANUFACTURER.

TERRE HAUTB, Ind, Jan. 22.-Sam
Farmer, charged with manslaughter. was
found not gviltv by jury in Circuit
Court here Friday, after ten minutes
deiineratlon. Farmer was charged with
Th~-1es StAals which re-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

TO GIVE CARD PARTY,
Troubador Club will give a card party
tomorrow afternoon in Musicians hall.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
OLD
POWER IN NEW
PARDON CHECK

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HOLD-UP COSTS
PEDESTRIAN SIS

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HEAVY TAX CUT
IN FIRST YEAR
NOT PROBABLE

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-14
DOS AHOGADOs APARECEN
EN- LA PLAYA DE CEIBA


Ampliando los informes que public6
Ell MUNDO, nuestro corresponsal en-
Ceiba nos participa cue en- ell sit1o
uamado s'Piedras Blancas'', aparecie-
ron ahogadcs Anador Llad6, blanco,
y Pablo Vazquez, de color, Y dc 45 y
SO amos, respectdvamente, naturales de
Yieques y Yabucoa.
Iban en- un buque, Ell "Pavo Real ;,
del primero de los ahogados, Ell cual
buque fu6 barrido por las fuerzas del
ciclon.
Ign6rase hasta ell momento en- gus
nos fue trasmitido este informe 81
la habido mas ahogados en- la EXPIRE.
sada embarcacion.
Ell Juez de Paz ell Jefe de Ia
policia trasladaronse la playa al sa-
Der la noticia de los dos referidos aho
gados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-14
LOS EsPOSos DIMAs-MARTINEz.

Fl senior Juan Dimas, distingurido
hombre de negocios de esta capital,
y la sonora Maria Martinez, habfan
constituldo un hogar, donde ell amor
Y la felicidad reinaban.
Tres pequenuelos completaban la
dicha de estos dos seres unidos por ell
amor, que 81 bien es verdad hace fuer-
te al hombre y lie alienta en- la lucha,
tanto es yerdad que las leyes sociales
v religiosas obligan tener la sanci6n
matrimonial. Solamente les faltaba a
los hoy esposos Dimas- Martinez, la
bendicion sacerdotal, que LENA los re-
quisitos sociales Y ampara el hogar Y
la faniilia. Asi, el sabado 1ltimo, ell
Rydo Padre Noel, parroco de Cate
dral, bendijo la union de los esposos
Dimas-Martinez, Y cumplimento los
requisites del matrimonio cat6lico.
Fueron padrinos los sefores don
Antonio Pomales y dona Celestina
Borras. El acto Sc celebr6 en- la resi-
dencia de los contrayentes.
Que sigan disfrutando de la felici-
dad los esposos Dimas- Martinez.
CRONIsTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-14
HOMEMADE DE SIMPATIA A Pillar
CoNDE, Ola HIJA ADOPTIVA DE
PUERTO RICO)

Asi como la bella artista sabe cap.
tarse las simpatias del publlco puerto
rriquefo; asf es como ella tambien ha
sabido dar una muestra de Amor y
Lealtad a su patria, iniciando con su
coopsracion unidas las de las simpa-
ticas parejas de Raul del Monte su
bella esposa, y de Margarita Hermann
v Jose de Mora, que tambien sc han
ganado el afecto del pdblico, para re-
caudar fondos para la Cruz Ro;a Espa-
fiola, hermoso acto que ha dejado g.aba
das hondas impresiones ell ell pueblo
espadol y puertorriquefio.
No haee alin mucho tempo que esta
genial artista efectu6 una func16n en-
uno de los teatros de esta localidad
con Ell mismo fin, y recibi6 muchas y
muy buenas ovaciones las cuales uno
las mias, humildes, pero sinceras.
Reciba tan noble dana mis- sinceras
felicitaciones, lie deseo toda clase
de dichas en- recompensa de tan mobiles
actos Y tambien lie deseo exlto en- to-
das sus emprcsas.
Que Dios bendiga la ANTADA III
IA ADoPTIvA DE PUERTO RICO,
Dios te bendiga.
UNA ADDTIRADoRA sINcERA.
Setiembre 13, de 1921.
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Ell EsPECTAcULo EN- HONOR
DE LA "cRUz RoJA EsPANoLA


La Comisi6n de bellas y muy distin
guidas sefioritas que Sc han hecho car
go de Ia colocaci6n de las localidades
para la function que celebrara ell "R1al
to- en- la noche de manana, benef-
clio de la '.Cruz Roja" espanola, Sc
muestra complacidisima del exito que
ha obtsnido, pues todo ell mundo Sc
muessra deseoso de adquirir entradas
para la referida funcl6n, que constitui-
"a un enorme trtunfo para los orga-
nizadores, y mly especialmente para la
muy bella, noble y distinguida sonora
Gloria Paniagua, esposa del mana
ger" del cine 'Rialto'', don Eduardo
G. Gonzalez.
En- otro lugar de este numero. We
ran los lectores Ell programa de la fun
ci6n, que Sc vera coronado por Ell mas
extraordinario de los exitos, pues la
seaora Paniagua de Gonzalez ha reuni-
do I'm grupo de damitas favorables que.
por su belleza y grandes simpatias,
constituyen una poderosa attraction.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-14
LA "INPIDELIDAD" EN-
Ell TIRES BANDERAs'

Hoy, microbes, Sc exhibira en- Ell po-
pular cine tires Banderas' la emo
cionante pelicula 'Infdelidad, divid1-
da en- cinco actos
Esta pelicula esta considerable en- los
Estados Unidos como ell drama de ma
yor emot1vidad y la critica ha elo-
giado notablemente a los famosos ar
tistas Anna Wilson Eugene Strong,
quienes trabajan con un arte POGO Wis.
to en- las creaciones de la cinemato-
grafia.
Els 1ndiscutible que ell publico que
asista esta noche al cine "Tres Ban-
deras' quedara completamente agrade
cido con esta nueva pelicula que es a
la vez, unA ejemplo a la sociedad y un
estimulo para el hombre 10 mismo que
para Ia mujer.
Ademas de esta preciosa pencula
Sc exhibira un bello y alegre safnete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-14
UNA MANIFESTATION DE PROTEs
Ia vfS1To AVER LA FORTALEzA

Aver, una manifestation de mas de
800 obreros, residents EN- la barriada
del seboruco, fu6 hasta la Fortaleza
con el prop6sitO de exponer algunas
Quojas al Gobernader. reiafivas Ia
barriada obrera.
Ell Com1te director de la manifesto
clon, compuesto por Florencio Cabello,
r. Martinez Naralljo v Elias Ruiz, So
lnet.6 a la consideration de Mr.. Reilly
un informe denunciando dici1as quejas.
FL Gobernador, luego de DIR L. exposi
ci6n del case, manifesto los protes-
tantes, desde Ell balloon del Palacio,
q el ordenaria una invest. gacion de los
hechos denunciados.
Los manifestantes acogieron las fra
ses del Gcbernador con calurosos aplau
sos.
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TIPOGRAFOS:
Necesitanos uno bueno y largo
en- composition corriente.
Escribid a P. o. Box 1o6.
cayey, P. r.
NARINos PoRToRRIQUENOs QUE
SoCORREN A INGLESES

Comunican de Arroyo que mientras
un bote tripulado por el Captain
los marines John Rouls, Louis TIartly,
James Folott Marian Sainthor Sc
dirigia bordo de la goleta inglesa
"Augenia Owen Mckay, una milla
Gle distancia de la playa, una enorme
ola los envolvio, sspultando la embar-
caci6n. Los marinos Folott y Sainthor
perecieron ahogados, sus companercs
fusron salvados, debido al arrojo de
los marineros portorriqueiios Nicolas
Soils, Donate Acosta y Enrique Acosta,
qrienes expusieron sus yidas para au-
xiliarles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-14
INFORMATION DEL MERuADo DE
AzUCAR
(De "Pesquera y Pesquera :


(De ''Pesquera v ,Pesquera
Tenemos Ell siguiente informe sobre
el Mercado. de Azncar: Con fechs 2o
de agosto, la FEDERAL compro azuca-
res de Puerto Rico, 10000 toneladas a
s4.61. Desde entonces Sc han necho
ventas de mos 10000 sacos de santo
Domingo 3 1915.
Con fecha 2 Sc hicieron nueyas vsn-
tas de santo Domigo a $3.50. Tenedo
res de Puerto Rico piden s4.75, psro
los campradores no muestran interes al
guno. la refneria ARBUCKLE esta-
r& cerrada por un mes. Hay vendedo-
res de azucares de Filipinas per negar
q fines de set1embre principles de oc-
tubre $3.50, pero la mejor oferta OBJ
tenida al presente es 81 SIS.
Esperamos Que el mercado Sc sosten-
ga S4.e1, aunque esperamos asin1smo
yer precio mas bajo durante el pre3en
te mes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-14
MARIA TERESA Y
ANGELITA oRD0NEz

Por el vapor Caracas que Ear
para de Nueva York del "a del CO.
rrlente mss, regresaran esta isla las
srtas. Ma. Teresa Angelita ordonez,
j6venes pertenecientes, a la alta socie-
dad de Fajardo. Hace algln tismpo que
estas sinpaticas jovencitas nos. deja,
ron para If cursar estudios rperiores
en- los Estados Unidos, y despues de
arduos estudios, regresa Angelita con
su titulo de profesora de Comerc1o,
titulo que obtuvo con notas sobrcsalien
tes EN- Temple University, de Fila
della
Mny grato nos sera saludar tan
bellas senoritas, quienes dcseamos
muchas y muy gratas impresiones a su
regreso.