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The herald., 1921-04-28

The Mutual Building and Home
toad Association was chartered I'M
Il, the laws of the State of Louis
lana Nav LIST, 1885, at a time when
uomesteads or Building and Loan
Associations were not so generally
established and appreciated in the
r,,v Of New Orleans as they are to-
dsy.
Among its organizers were the
,a,e Chas. F. Buck, Sr., who served
a its President thirty-four years,
and the late Espy w. H. Williams,
Who served as its Secretary for
tyentythree years. Charles Car.
rolI was a member of the original
Board of Directors and Attorney OF
the Association, and still serves the
Association in these capacities at the
uresent time. Others of the origi-
nal Board have since retired from
active service.
The Mutual was organized on
broad principles of equity. Its
plan, based upon cooperation and
mutually. was designed to make OF
1T tower of strength and a factor
and power for the betterment and
advancement Of thrifty savers and
house renters who desired to become
home owners. :.
IL charter was carefully prepared
h eyery detail in order to insure re-
liability, security and profit to the
investor. and a loan contract that is
nie. equitable and reasonable in
eoet to the borrower. With such
idsal principles, the success of the
Anociation was assured, and its
nenbership and assets have steadily
Increased. Through its operations,
NY Of its members have been
usyht to save. and many have al
Hady, and are now acquiring their
Aones
During thirty-six years of active
@vice In this community, the Mu.
"a has maintained a reputation for
The herald., 1921-04-28

Secretary and Treasurer; J. Albert
Proven, Assistant Secretary; Harry
l.. Loomis, Jr., Notary; Hy. W. Rolls.
Building Expert.
Directors. Forbes, =. R.Heisler,
George de Reyna, ]. Bodenger, Chas.
F.. Reimann, Louis T. Frantz, Alfred
Miester. John f. Stumpf, Dr.. Z. S.
Kelly. Geo. Abry, George Eike. Hy.
S. Mische, Gus. Pitard, r. II. a.
Mooney, Albin c. Stumpf, John
Worner, Peter Kloppenbrre, Edg.
p. Hanemann.
The herald., 1921-04-28
go SAVE 90

Your future happiness depends upon it. Invest where
you of your principal and interest By invest
ing the Suburban you have placed where it will
per and where is well protected by contingent
kind in the city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16
.IIlI]EE... Remembers.
MON BEGE'S GUN.
Consequently the Jury
Had To Turn Her
Loose

One Of the strange features OF
the occurrence was the absolute
unanimity with which the occu-
pants Of the dining room at the
Green Front on Pennsylvania ave
nue.. left the room, one night last
week. as Nom Beck" appeared in
the doorway with blood in her eye
and a huge revolver In her hand
Six OF eight Of the negroes testi.
fled yesterday afternoon bebore
Justice M, R. Musgrove and a
Jury that they were present on
that occasion and that they had
followed the historic advice of
Lady Macbeth, to stand not on
the Order Of your going, but go
at once.' And this they did, some
through the dooEs and one through
the window.
But the strange thing about the
affair was that while they all
had a bunch that Nom Beck"
was on rampage, none of them
would testify that they actually
saw the gun In her hand. al.
though there was hole afterward
found In the ceiling where some.
one had fired shot as Nom" en-.
tered the room.
The evidence showed that
Nom" had had a row with he
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16
ILIl FASHIONED
KEYSTONE RECIPES
Delights Picked Up By
4 Expert During Penna.
Tour
lRv ~ MYMAN. N. c. a.

We have Just completed q trip
through the richest agricultural and
manufacturing section OF this
state and we were served many
good and wholesome meals at the
hotels and wayside inns in the
towns that we visited, meals that
WI always be remembered toT the
bountIful service OF fresh fruits,
+ vegetables, poultry. the best ham
and bacon, home cured, and dairy
dishes that we have ever tasted.
In the Cumberland valley, just
outside OF Carlisle, we stopped for
dinner at an old time tavern and
the salad of green vegetables waS
served with a dressing that was 80
good we asked the proprietor II we
could interview the cook and Sc
cure the recipe. The cook was his
vile and she very gladly gave the
]. recipe and some others that were
fGyorites Of hers.
Honey Salad Dressing.
The salad dressing was made by
! beating an egg with two tablespoons
of8honey until smooth, place in a
Y aAuGSpau AuA bal IA SAAS No. 49,
teaspoon of paprika, and half cup
Of lemon Juice, stir over a slow
fire until the mixture reaches the
boiling point. Remove from the
fire an dstlr until cold. Add one
clp of whipped cream. Good for
ali vegetable and fruit salads.
1uttermnk Cakes.
For her not cakes she uses two
cups Of sifted flour mixed with one
cup OF corn meal, one teaspoon OF
SODA, the well beaten yolks OF three
eggs and enough buttermilk to
make a rather stiff batter. Beat
the batter until smooth and add the
stiffly beaten whites OF three eggs.
Use a large mixing spoon to pour
onto a hot well creased grlddle.
Bake to nice brown on both sides
and serve with maple syrup.
Old Fashioned Marble Cake.
For dinner she served an old
fashion marble cake with a dish Of
fresh peaches covered with whipped
cream. For the cake beat to a
cream three-uarters Of a cup Of
butter and one and half cups Of
sugar, add three well beaten eggs
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16

!. was IA 3iiis assistant One Of, the ssisI
ads that they served was made by
cnttfng into small. even slices half
Of a small peeled cantaloupe, Two
peeled peaches and two California
pears; add two dozen peeled and
seeded grapes and cover with q
syrI1p made by boiling one cup OF
water with half cup Of sugar, two
tablespoons Of lemon Juice and four
Tablespoons Of orange juice: Let
syrup become cold before pouring
on tie salad and then set the salad
on the ice to become thoroughly
chilled before serving.
Veal With Paprika Sauce.
To prepare paprika sauce as
served here fry q finely chopped
onion in three tablespoons OF but
teer to nice brown and add three
Ievel teaspoons OF paprika and one
tahIespoon OF flour; cook for two
minute sand stir in one cup OF meat
gtock when smooth add one table
snoon oF Gamers, the Juice Of half a
Iemon and small piece Of the
lemon rInd: boil five minutes and
strain, Have the butcher cut -FOUR
slices of veal half an inch thick
from the leg or loin. free from girls.
tie and bones, season with salt ana
paprika. dip in flour, ana Try
golden brown III butter. Pace tne
cooked veal on hot platter, pour
the prepared sauce over them anu anu
place around the edge OF the platter
Toonnds of boiled rice.
Apple Sauce Pudding.
A dessert Of apples and stale
bread was made by cutting thln
slices Of bread into pieces one incn
wide and three inches long, then
din them in melted butter and place
around the sides OF a round mould
40 that they will overlap eacn ON
err also cover the bottom OF the
mould with them. Cut in thin silces
one quart OF apples and place them
IN n saucepan with small stick OF
cinnamon, a slice Of lemon rind ana
half a cup Of chopped seeded rals'
ms: add a very little water ana nan
n Gun OF sugar and cook slowly un'
III all the water has evaporatea,
Remove the lemon and cinnamon
and fill the bread lined mould Wltn
the apples; bake slowly for tnlrty
minutes or until the bread is baked
10 a nice brown color. Turn OUT
carefully on a platter and serve
with orange sauce poured over II.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16

and three cups Of 1onr Stfted With.
four teaspoons Of. baking powder.
and a quarter Of q teaspoon Of salt.
Add one cup Of rich milk, beat
smooth and flavor with one tea!
spoon OF vanilla extract. Remove
to another bowl one-half OF the bat
ter and to this add one tablespoon
of molasses, one teaspoon Of melt
ed chocolate, one cup of chopped
seeded raisins and half teaspoon
Of ground mace. Drop by spoon
Ruls into a deep, creased and
Toured cake pan, alternating the
two batters. Bake fOrty-fiye min
utes in a moderate oven. Frost
with white icing TO which add
some chopped nut meats and seed
less raisins.
Quick Fruit Bread.
This cook also makes very nice
soda fruit bread by mixing three
cups OF graham flour with one cup
Of chopped walnut meats, one cup
OF chopped seeded raisins, three
quarters OF cup Of brown sugar,
half a teaspoon of salt, and one
and half cups Of sour milk mixed
with one teaspoon OF baking soda
When well mixed place in a bread
pan and bake in a moderate oven
fifty minutes.
Green Tomato Relish.
For a meat relish she makes
sauce Of green tomatoes by sltcing
two gallons Of green tomatoes and
placing them in stone jar in lay
ers, cover each layer with salt and
let stand twentY-four hours. Drain
of all of the liquor and place the
tomatoes in kettle with two level
teaspoons each OF ground cloves,
all-spice, ginger. mace, cinnamon
and two tablespoons OF grated
horseradish, three finely chopped
large red peppers. three finely
chopped onions, one cup Of seed
less raisins, half q cup Of brown
sugar and enough vinegar to cover.
BoiNslowly for three hours, place
in hot clean Jars and seal tight.
Sour Cream Cookies.
On the road from Harrisburg to
Lancaster we stopped at Lebanon.
at a small tea room, and had a
sandwich, glass Of real milk and
some cookies that were delicious
and we asked for the recipe. Cream
two tablespoons OF butter with two
cups Of sugar and when well mixed
beat in two beaten eggs, mix well
and add four cups of flour. and one
cup Of sour cream In which half a
teaspoon of soda has been mixed.
Work to a smooth dough, place on
Toured board, roll out thin, cut
with round cutter, place on shall
low pans and bake in hot oven
ten minutes.
Fruit MeIange.
At Lancaster we stopped at one
of the best hotels that have seen
outside Of the large cities. The
chef here was an artist and one Of
the best salad and pastry makers
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16

-
ana had the disturbers Of the
peaee arrested Nom And Leon
and Bill were fined and Nom
and Leon were then turned over
to the county officers TO Dc prose
cuted for carrying guns
Two trials were held yesterday.
The first was that OF MON" and
"a Jury consisting Of D. b. Snider.
n. q. Morgan, Arthur Reed, G. F.
Ballah, R. Q. Musgrove and John
Wilfong decided that the prisoner
was not guilty. Leon was tried by
IA jury consisting Of G. N. Hal
Ter, w. H. Murphy, ]. NJ. Cum
ningham, O.. NJ. Curtis. Charles
Jones and Duncan Grub, with the
same result.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16

= ~ y y
son, Bflf Cain; tie pFopTietor Of
The place and had gone upstairs
for her gun With the ayuWed pur-
pose OF ending Bi1l's earthly exis-
tence. It was when she returned
to the room that the concerted
exists described above, we're
made.
MON" then went out on the
street where there was more room
and considerably more people and
after fourishing the revolver and
making a lot of threats about her
intentions, had the gun taken
away from her by another son,
Leon.
About this time, along came two
city flremen, who saw Leon with
the gun, called up the city police
.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16
Exclusive Dresses
Sl4.75, Sl8.75, S24.75 UP

While simplicity marks all the new Fall and Winter
dresses their rich fabrics and clever little touches Of
beautiful trimmings, makes them even more beautiful
and becoming than they have been seasons past And
whether you choose of our $1475 dresses, our
highest price garment you will get real value-The kind
of value that has established reputation with Fair
mont Women
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16
Exclusive Wraps
sl9.75, S24.75, s29.75 Up

You can choose from our Exclusive line Of Wraps with
the satisfaction of knowing that matter which
you may like you will be dressed correctly Perfect tail
oring rich Materials and lowered prices are few Of
the things wish to emphasize in our Fall showing Of
Exclusive Wraps.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16

John BISON ar. conduote6
the case for the stats and Attog-
3Iieys Curt Amos appeared 6or the
defense.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16
Exclusive Suits
S24.75, S29.75, S34.75 up

All the wanted new coors are here and the very finest
workmanship put into ever garment One of the fore
most featues Of these suits are the Exclusive trimmings
of fur ETC. that show them off we'll One Of the most
pleasant things too about Exclusive suits are their
greatly lowered prices without sacrificing quaty-In
fact materials are if anything better than they have been
for a long time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16

At Lancaster we stopped at one
of the best hotels that have seen
outside OF the large cities. The
chef here was an artist and one Of
the best salad and pastry makers
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16

A woman aowner OF ranches In
Nevada uses an ARP plane to cover
her land or got shopping TO San
Francisco.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16

A French scientist has shown
that an X,ray apparatus can photo
graph objects through stone wall
more than rs feet away.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16

81 !. aIBER 92l:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16
nnus ExcEEp GIRLS.

LONDON, Sept. 16.-The regis
trar general reports 1.057 boys loF
every 1000 girls we're born IN Eng.
land during the second quarter OIL
1921,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-16
PAINT.

The paint spots on your dress
can be removed by saturating them
with equal parts of ammonia ana
turpentine. Then wash out IN
warm soap suds.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
En- noches exhibiremos las jcrnadas
de la .novela de amor Y amores:
La Condelssita de
Monte-Crist =
Ell TEMPO EN- LA 1sI.A .
Canela fina-- Algo especial No dele
de verla.-

SUMARIO GENERAL: la lluvia de
la semana pasada fue muy iigera len
toda la isla, exceptuando en- uns pedue-
ma area en- la parte so. incluyendo
Cabo Rojo San German. FL rromedio
de Iluvia de todas las estaciones 'infor
nantes fu6 menor de media pulgada-
siete estaciones informan que no lIO-
VIC. La temperature media fsie cerca
de grado y medic sobre la normal. Ca
ST todas las cosechas siguen bjen sun
que en- a1gunas locaIidades necesitan lIu
via. Ell trasplante de tabaco rrogres6
bajo favorables condiciones. Algunas
siembras necesitan lluvia. En- algunas
localidades la nueva cosecha de cafia
esta lista para ell cofte. La evaporation
de la semana, en- San Juan, fu6 1.o98
pulgadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
tai bIA COMO AOf
Continuation de la pagina 5

tensamente de el publicando sentidas ne
crologias, estando todos propicios le-
vantar un monumento a su memoria. He
aqui ell preambulo del proyecto:
Ell Partido Autonomista Puertorri-
quefo agradecido a los benefcios repor-
tados de los perseverantes esfuerzos re
alizados por don Julio L. de Vizcarrondo
y Coronado en- pro de las 'libertades an
tillanas, durante las diversas Eases de
su laboriosa vida politica; y queriendo
trasmitir la posteridad la memoria de
sus merecimientos y eli testimonio de
gratitud de todo el pals, decreta como
ley organica del Partido, 10 siguiente;''
En- ocho articulados Sc acordaba tras-
ladar los restos, erigir Ell mausuleo, reu-
mir los fondos y obtener la aprobaci6n
general de los comites autonomistas ]. !.
La noche del olvido reposa sobre to-
do este. =. La deuda esta en- pie. !.
Nj s;guiera una Gale de la ciudad, DON
DE NAcIo, neya su nombre. i. X los
hijos de treinta mil negros esclavos, que
hey pululan por San Juan Y toda la
isla, lie depen su Iberacion, . iCuan
ia ingrat;tuai
Pero el carifioso recuerdo de Julio Viz
carrondo esta undo intimamente nues-
ira historic regional y Ia bendita memo
ria del donado abolicionista, gran patri-
clio y. desinteresado benefactor perdu-
rarS en- Ell cOraz6n de su pueblo, que no
ha podido aIn cumplir con esta sacra-
tisima deuda de gratitud y amorl
cayetano COLL Y TosTE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
Cuando usted yisite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
LAS ULTTNGAs oBRAs DEL DEPAR-
TAMENTO DE AGRICULTURAL

La estaci6n experimental del Depar-
tamento de Agriculture, situada en- Rio
Piedras. ha tenido la cortesia de en-
viarnos las tltimas obras publicadas.
Entire los interesantisimos folletos
que hemos recibido fgura un estudio
sobre los distintos insectos que atacan
la Gaia de azucar en- Puerto Rico, por
George N. Walcott; la Phizoctonias' :
de Puerto Rico, por J. Matz; cambios
que sufre la toronja en- Ell proceso de
su maduracion, pcr F. A. Lopez Domin
guez v una lista de las varisdades de
Ia cana de azdcar, por F. s. Earle.
Agradecemos tan interesantlsinlo OBJ
sequio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09

SON MuY so1rC1rADos

Nos referimos a los PRACTICES regalos
que nuestros amigos los sres. de Ia 10
yeria Dinet Y Pacheco estan hacienda a
su clientele para estos dias de Navi-
dades, La variedad de 6stos su i'm
portancia hacen que dichos sefores OBJ
tengan un preferente Ileno er su esta-
blecimiento de todas auuellas personas
que saben apreciar 10 que una mercan-
cia de eaSidad y buen grstc signifca.
En- Ell corto tempo que esta Joyeria
Ileva de establecida ha sabido captarse
la confianza y simpatias de nuestro pd
blico, por 10 selecto de su surtido v la
seriedad que en- todas sus transaciones
Sc reneja.
RODRIGO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09

:
Ma1ana, viernes, con motiYo de ter
msnar la "semana Americana Sc efec
tuara en- la escuela rafael Corderon
una fiesta selecta Y brillante, que Sc
guramepte despertara un gran entusias
mo infantiI. Ell programa, como Sc vera,
no puede ser mas ameno inseresante:
L. Saludo q Ia bandera.
\ p ''our Flag. Coro por go nifas
acompanadas al piano por la Sra. Ell
vira r. de villa.
81 Discourse de aperture por 81 sr.
Larroca, Pres. de Ia Association de Pa
dres y Maestros.
4. ''Minuet" por nifas de 10. y 90
grades.
5.- Recitaci6n pot Hayisc Torres
e. tThe Flag Of Our Country por
un grupo de nifos de 30. grade.
r. Discourse por Ell Hon. Martin
Travieso, CSlaisionado de servicia Pn-
blico.
B. la Bandera': /: Coro general.
g. Duo de violin y piano por los
ninos Rodriguez. 4
To- Necesidades de la Escuela por
Ell sr. Hernandez.
IL Discurso por el Hon. J. Con
zalez Ginorio, connisionadO Municipal
de INSTRUCTION.
H. Discourse de clausura por don
Francisco vizcarrondo, secretario del
Dpto. de Educaci6n.
Star spangled Banner.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
UN CAso IMPORTANCE EN-
LA CORTE sUPREMA

La Corte suprema confrm6 ell fallo
del Tribunal de Distrito de Ponce, en-
el case de Rafael Castillo y otros VS.,
el gobernador wager, en- 81 cual la
Corte inferior estableci6 que ell deman-
dante no tenia causa de acci6n FL de-
mandante reclamaba del Gobernador la
snma de $4,000 por dafios y perjuicios,
a causa de que la policia de Ponce, &C
tuando bajo 6rdenes dadas por 81, quito
unas colgaduras que fuerOn puestas
con Ell fin de celebrar lin mitin poll
tico. La policia aleg6 que cumplia Or
denes de Mr. Yager, prOhibiendc el usO
de la bandera roja por el partidO So
cialista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
MERcADo DE CA11BIos
AVISO

Sc gratifcara generosamento al que
devuelva al Sargento Felipe Gorbea.
ofcina del Quarter Master (Bajos) de
la Corte de Distrito -Distrito prjmero,
Jn paquete conteniendo tres documen-
tos relacionados con la casa de la Sra.
Felisa Fernandez, perdidos en- eel des-
carrilamiento del caro- electrico nime-
70 80 ocurrido Ell jueves ppdo., las
10 y As minutes de la tarde frcnte
la casa de Madama Luchetti. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
UN HoMBRE Sc CAE DE
UNA PALMA DE sCOCOS

En- el barrio "Bajo'', de Patillas,
en- los momentos en- que Anselmo Rive
ra, empleado de los "Sres. Sucrs. de
C. j. Fantauzzi' estaba tunbando CO.
cos, Sc cay6 desde 10 alto de una palma,
recibiendo golpes Y contllsiones en- va
rias parties del cuerpo.
FL herido fu6 conducido al hospital
municipal en- donde .el DR.. Co16n Ro-
man le presto embellishments asisten-
cia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
sENT1pIsIMo FALLEcHMIENTo;

(
Ha causado profunda consternaci6n
en- el amino de la sociedad de Ponce
Ell fallecimiento, ocurrido ALI, de la
apreciabilisima joven sefiora dofia ETni
liza Pou de Valdivieso.
LENA de vida y rodeada de las mas
atlas consideraciones sociales, cae en-
Ia tumba de modo inesperado, cuando
una venturosa feliciaad eDapezaba a
senreirle.
Ell MUNDo Sc une. sinceramente q
todos los que deplOran Ia inesperada y
sensible muerte de tan dignisima da
ma, y eleva preces al TodOpoderoio por
su alma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
APELACION ANTE Ell SUPREME
EN- UN CASo DE t'MANDAMUs''

Ell policfa Lopez Acevedo, que re-
cientemente present6 un recurso de
"Mandamus' en- contra de la Comisi6n
de Ia Policia, para obligar 6sta a
que le restituyera en- su cargo; ha ape
lado para ante el Supreme del fallo
que dictara el Tribunal do Distrito, el
cual declare sin lugsr el precitado re-
curse legal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
BANco POPULAR De ECoN6-
MAS Y PRESTAMoS
San Juan, p. r.

Habiehdose extraviado la H.
bteta No. 26252 secci6n de
Ahorro q nombre de Juan de
Leon, Sc declara nuI9 y sin MIN
gun valor desde esta fecha.s
e San Juan, P. r. Diciembre 8
de 1921.
Eiadio MALDONADO.
Secretario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
Ell CAIRO DE LA LECTIE
EsTROPEA A UNA NINA

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
participa que en- La referida poblaci6n
fu6 arrollada por un caro- que conduciaI
leche, la nina Angelica Ortiz, la que
recibi6 varias cOntusiones en- el cuerpo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
UN HoMRRE MUERE
AL SER ARREsTADo

Aver falleci6 en- Arecibo, Francisco
oimo, de 81 anos, en- los momentos en-
que la policia 10 arrestaba pOr jugar
a 10 prohibido.
0lmo muri6 repentinamente, con-
secuencia de un derrame cerebral
Asi fu6 ell susto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
IMIRE sU PoRvENIRl

YO- -tengo seeretos para tener FOR
TUNA en- amores, viajes, juegos, ne
gocios ". casamientos. Escr1bame v
le enviare catalogo cup0nes de con-
sultas. Direction O. Rodriguez. San
ia Lucia II. Marianao, Cuba.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
UNA CARTERA DE LLAvEs
HA sIDo ENcoNTRADA

Ell microbes, dia IA, por Ia noche,
fne encontrada en- la parada is, por Ell
sr. ccnrado Rosario, una cartcra con-
teniendo seis Haves, Ia cual sera de-
vuelta q su duefo tan pronto Ia recla-
me en- estas oficinas, previo pago de
ests aviso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
ARMAs PRoHIBIDAs

En- Ponce fu6 denunciado por uevar
armas prohibidas, Domingo Benasal, 3
quien La Corte exigi6 So de mu4ta.
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MT1N socIALIsTA

Para esa noche esa anunciado en- la
plaza Baldorioy el segundo mitin de Ia.
campaaa iniciada por la Federation
Iibre''.
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