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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01
AS OTHERS SEE Us.
BY Grace Garfield.

By Grace Canned.
Copyright, 1921, by Wheeler Syn
dictate, 1nc.)
The fullest of fluffy summer
girls stood before her mirror one
evening with a look Of dissatisfac-
ton on her pretty face. For the
first time in her experience she
had failed to attract a go0d-look-
ing, eligible young man, to whom
she had just been introduced. Il
ranked, although Dorothy would
not admit it even to herself. Still
less would she admit it to Evelyn
her besem friend, who was with
! "How silly ones hair locks. now.
adays!" she remarked petulantly
AT that lawn party today none Of
the women did thing but gaze al
everyone else's puffs and marcels.
Evelyn locked at her in genuine
surprise. DoFotby's sudden chang
es of mood often dismayed her .
little.
why, Dot" she exclaimed, ''yor
spent q whole hour yourself comb,
ing your hair for that party. Il
was . eleyer idea OF yours to st4h
it with Q black MILDLY tie. Your
puff was the biggest one there"
BNt Dorothy was not to be di'
| vortoI hv Aotfaru
Well, / know one thing" she
declared fatty. I'm sick Of thu
vhele business and I'm going tt
chuck it. I'm going to wear my
hair skinned back tight from my
head"
Dot" gasped Evelyn, you new.
er would"
Dorothy had certainly never in
TENDED to carry out her rash state.
ment. 1but Evelyn's 3, incredibly
spurred her on, and to her owr
arrangement she heard herself say
ing:
/ Il certainly am. For at least q
week / an, going to wear my hail
skinned back like IA Fiji Island
er. And nothing shall make me
change" she finished dramatically
Alas! Dorothy had many an op.
portunity to repent her rash re-
solve. Even , pretty. popular CIR
cannot suddenly set all conventions
Of hafdressing aside without suf
! feripk Nor 1t. Much Of her charm
lay in the very flufiiness which she
had Weinentarily scorpsd. AL
though her loyal friends professed
to admffe her independence, tn,
closest Of these could not honestly
say that the change Was becoming
She was too proud to break hel
vow. for she knew, that Evelyn hat
confided the whele matter to ever.
member of their set under strict
oath of secrecy, and to admit de
feat was to incur ridicule, which
would be uncomfortable.
She sat at the library window tn,
next day, thinking the matter ovel
mournfully. when sudden though
caused > panic within her. Day sftel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was t
have her picture taken for the 10
cal weekly. She sss chairman o
the committee in charge OF the ba
Ear for the near eapt relief am
her picture was to be pFiHtsd b,
the p4blieity eaA4mjttae.
nh, aear,r Wspt Dorathy.. WAs
shall | des u the bassr 10 net .
snccees tAts rear they WI neyel
trust " to r1R smother and oul
get win aevef ferEiEs ne! And i
I change my hair for the pictur,
theY viii say em,vniR. Rut NH
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

" AS1lnKtous ". y. 1se tuii
eturn postage. Bs brief. All inssida
er substance, frequently a bal
hair from the stomach OF an
NAL, which is popularity supe
to cure hydrophobia and abson
poisoning when applied 70
wound. Its healing QUALIFY
doubtful.
@. Please tell me the oFiga
the expression, They also 9
who stand and wait LIZ
A. This is the concluding W.
Millions Sonnet on Blindness
@. What is the fastest tins
W. wi
A. On November 4, 1920, ~
speed record was made fee
planes. The speed attained
1913 miles per hour and was
by Captain DeiiOmsnet in ~
@. How is the coating for
olate creams prepared? VII
A. We suggest the folis9...
Take one pound of bitter ehoe(
dissolve in double kettle, ADJ ~
four to eight ounces Of butte
make it the proper consistent! !
@. To settle an argumeaL
tEDes grow around the outs
clear through thetrunk OF the y
A. The bureau of forestry
that trees grow around the qSu..
Every year a ring Of wood is
to the tree.
Q. What should silver be
in to prevent furnishing? -
A. We suggest that yoa
the silver in canton alanneL y
jewelers. use red, gray OF
canton flannel, but never VIM
cause the chemical that has ~
ed the white canton Aannd
causes the silver to darken'
drawer, chest or bag wneH
silver il stored contains
pieces OF gum eamphor, the
will not form SO soon. -
@. How much does . ~
bale OF cotton weigh: Ho.
Of this is actual cotton! -
A. A standard bale Of
weighs 500 pounds. The
weighs 47S pounds, the bagsn
iron bands 70 pounds.
Q. How many bones are
the foot?
A. The Human foot eeaf
bones.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

~ aIoageide any poor little hid
rho Il dsnied suEaF BY his mis-
guided pareuts.
Fes, It II true that some Of tho
cld-tjme pediatr1ciahs or baby spe-
cialists were h&diy obssssed with
the sanitsrium conception Of boy
feeding. and their nimble little
handbook for anxious mothers are
still doing Z lot Of harm by propa-
eating t. great eryor even II the
spsciahsts themselves have long
since changed their views regard
Ing sugar rs tood.
I So, come on, good parents, II
you've got . boy boarding at your
house, loosen up with the sugar
bowl and make if brown. the dark
Or the better.
Questions and Answers.
Lithia Tsblets-D0 You think
lithia tablets are good for over
acidity. ! have pain in my knees
and j0ints>at times. r. ]. A.
Answer-No. Lithia is practical-
ly Of no value incidentally. Plain
soda (sodium -biearb0nate) Of CT
trate of soda (sodium citrate) or
masnesia magnesium oxide) in
the liquid form called milk of mag
nesia, is a good anti-acid. l do not
know that acidity of any kind can
produce pains in the joints.
Shall We Play You Some jazz
Will you kindly publish the Turkey
Trot you recommended for reduc-
ing some time ago? l would like
to reduce by that method.
MISS ]. ]. D.
Answer-Perhaps you refer to
the monkey walk, which l think l
suggested to improve the abdom-
inal muscle tone. This consists OF
walking about the aoor on all fours
but with the knees straight. 1t is
real exercise, too. You make so
many circuits of the room night
and morning. increasing as you be-
come accustomed.
High School Athletics-I have a
boy 16 years old who is entered
with his high school team to play in
a tournament (basketbalD. The
team has just been examined by a
local physician for fitness, and the
physician reports that my boy has
a slight valvular leakage and ad-
vised against his playing.
Answer-Better. late than never.
The examination should have been
made before the boy entered ath-
letic training. High school athlet-
les is a fine thing for boys when in
telligently conducted but when the
medical supervision is lacking a
good deal of harm> may be done
Your family doctor is the one to
advise the boy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

". NJ Voynich, who discovered Roger
Bacon's secret manuscripts. says Bacon was
400 years ahead OF his time. Bacon kept the
knowledge to himself. That's probably why
he was allowed to live to the age of IS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

A nephew Of the late Austrian emperor. un-
able to subsist on his royal pension Of IS per
week. has gone on the stage as singer and
dancer. But 1t isn't likely that Americans will
have an opportunity to see his act.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

'briqaettes. The briqustt,a
be used in the family r.
furnace. The distillation sssz!!
include gas. oils, tars
tilizers. drugs, photogransis
icals. acids. perfumes ~
ETY. Of other commoditis.
practicability Of this has ~.
ed. All that is needed q
mite distilling industry.
ed States bureau Of mines =,
OF the project. to create ~
dustry.
The United States bo,a.
greatest deposits of lieults
there are numerous beds n !
tered throughout Europe. -.
has her Ignite fields and il ~.
great strides in the use OF ~
Germans the Pisseers'
The fuel problem has bese
2 more serious matter in 49,
than in this country. Ia h.s
has been regarded as the moss q
Gus obstacle In the road to - u.
n0mlc recovery. Germany 4 -
ing with the restgof the Eu,s
nations. Her fuel famis.
threatened her industrial 49,.
Tor many years. She is NOV
ing to Ignite 'as a solution. ~
is showing the United Star
way.
! Brown coal mining as nov s,
ticed in Germany is simple II
this country the coal beds il ~
near the surface. Some -
beds are within so feet Of 49,
face. Near Halle one NAV - 4
farmers mining their brown f.
for domestic use. For mackis.
they use spades. The coal ~
used in this primitive state 4 ~
OF course, the refined, pe3e
form of fuel it will be when sss
featured into briquettes. Tha =.
man industrial baron, hove
sees the possibilities OF brow. ~
as a factory fuel. In c.. !
there is a brown coal boon. r.
scientific and industrial fossa 4
the nation are conferred upoa 81
ing ignite a commercial assat
The scientific German has -
mercialiy utilized his lignitA ~
to some extent for years ~
though the industry is spokes ,
as a new thing. For example I
! 1913 Germany exported to the or
ed States. which has the gfaat.1
Ignite beds in the world, coai 3
products made largely from 3
mite, to the value of $4,000, 0oa n
United States has annually s
ported for years millions Of q
Ions of creosOting oils that 4
simple distilled elements Of liglhl
This country has always been 2
Of the chief purchasers Of Fl,
pean fertilizers. Ignite is on
the most important sources Of 4
tilizer known. The fertilizer, kneg
scientifically as ammonium sur
ate, also contains in great qu,lt
ties ingredients used in high d
/ plosives.
1t is also worthy of note that u
mite was the source of the sacear
inc used abroad during the wa l
a sugar substitute.
Again, Ignite, through one Of d
by-products, paratfin, is reliefi
the soap famine that has annpEl
(, Europe for the past several yssa
1t is hoped by European sciesne
that paraffin produced frog 4
mite will eventually end the sbpa
age of edible fats by making \ =
necessary to use them for 1T
trial purposes.
So Europe has awakened to \
mites possibilities. The Ullss
States. encouraged by the byl4
of mines. is awakening. Our Y
mite fields are vastly larger dil
any in European nations. Dsgedl
ment is all that is needed. ~
with black coal at its present -
figure there is every indue1ee1
for both government and in1l1d
to push that development.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01
VOTE FOR RECALL.

Devils Lake, n. D., April 1.-Po-.
iitieal factions opposed to the Nom
Partisan league, ut convention
voted to institute 1 recall election
against Governor Frazier and 9TH
ef state eMcials.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01
TIE headline. Federal Aid for Drouth Vic
tins, aroused many false hopes.

s. Russia admits that Eho needs her intellec-
tsals who fed the country. But can the intel
iectuals be persuaded that they need Russia?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

- Henry Ford's gasoline street car hivvers on
its Arst test Henry, take the engine out and
hitch one OF your runabouts in front.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

AN apology is due the world in general and
c.. Z. H. in particular for "Bering Straight"
which appeared in his Seven Seas. The fact
that the compositor followed c. f. HIS copy
does not excuse US. We acknowledge the
boner
IRWIN COBB is (for writing person. we'll
known. Most people. when you speak of him.
know you are not referring to Ty. They know
Irwin, they laugh at him. but they don't know
how to spell him. Frinstance, the Illinois
State Register calls him Irwin on page one.
while the paragrapher flor shameD on the
same sheet calls him Irving.
OH STICK ON A HANDFUL OF PERIODS.
Mae, did We notice the jab' bechune the eyes
we got from our fretted Il nearly said fetid)
friend! My. my, wasn't he burned up-seat-
tering bis ashes around. Looks as though you
were conducting douhle-barreled colyum-
Crematory and Mausoeum. And he stuck that
apostIophe just where it would do the most
harm. Punctuation is great evil if you don't
handle it carefully Still, it made a good name
out Of bad one. l expected he would sign
himself "Oh 'Rot"-two exclamation points and
period. Changing names when they get too
hot to handle is good practice; I've tried it
myself After he cools down I'll bet he'll call
himself Phoenix, for he's a good boy\ and he'll
come back AS Alfred Henry Lewis would
say, guess I'll stick period to this fracas'A
FOR RENT-LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
over Snow White drug store. Married cou-
pie preferred.-Ciinton ua.) Herald.
Naturally-oyer Snow White drug store.
PROBABLY We delude ourself, but the idea
persists that were it possible to make living
on the side and start this colyum ION the wings
OF the morning" instead of beginning it's com
piiation On the flag end of a brain wearying day
Well as we said before, probably we de-
lude ourself
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Argus Information Bureau

writing
Burs.. Frederic H.skin Director M.sAinston GIVE III 49,
sent direct 10 sh sia no aseuSa -
padt 10
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01
SONG or TINE PAGAN.

For those who love the wonder earth,
The sun and stars that DANCE hetWeea,
The glow Of gentle springs rebirth
And rolling meadowlands Of green
WHAT shall 1t be when We are dead
What shall We have to love instead?
Tie morning softness, twilight hour,
The autumn rain, tho April noon,
The summer sun, the wayside flower,
The calm light Of the winter moon
Wien we are dust and these are sped
What shall we have to love instead?
The tides that. ebb and surge and dow;
The taste and smell OF salt sea air;
Tie springtime winds that whisper low
The songs of true blue days and fair
When these are fed. when these are fed, :.
What shall We have to love instead!
When life holds treasures such as these
The pearls of morning on the grass
The robin singing in the trees;
The seasons tides that come and pass
For which earth-hungry hearts have bled-
What shall We have when We are dead?
When We are dead. &C. E. H.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

INTERROGATION. :
r. E. Meg,
Explain to me
Without disdain.
And make it plain,
Why the word kiss"
And also miss"
Will rime with bliss.
II. N. VESTIGAT6R.
Why, don't you see?
It's plain 8 can, be. ~
But ! would fain
Have you explain \
Why the word "stag"/
And also flag"
Will rime with rag.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

EIGHT to five" that Carl O. the Hapsbufgs
will get under his crown once more and even
money that Hohen2ollern will attempt a
comeback in Germany.
We are expecting communication concern
ing this from Aud Cutie for his friend Willie.
You may recall several previous communiqnes
from the devil to Wilhelm which we translat-
ed from the original schrecklichkeit."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

Today alas! Is All Fools Day.
That's why our song is silly.
We've nothing sensible to say
Today, alas! 'Tis AL Fools Day.
Dost wonder how we get this way
And why we paint the lily?
To-Day. alas! is All Fools Day.
That's why our song is silly.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23

Esta noche los empresarios del ele.
gante y suntuoso teatro America
ofrecen al pnblico que concurra a el
los regalos siguientes:
Un elegante abanico de plumas y un
estruche de RIGA perfumeria. Como 81
no fueran bastante los dos regalos, Sc
exihibira la comedia drainatica En-
Nombre de Una Dana" por Ia genial
estrella Constance Talmadge.
Dado ell minimo precio de las To-
calidades (25 cts.), los dos magnifcos
regalos una pelicula tan sugestiva
esta noche ell "America" Sc vera lie
no de bote en- bote.
Ell sabado aparecera Rail del Mon
te, quien acaba de llegar de Cuba, con
nimeros variados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23


Terminada la hermosa serie "El Con
de de Monte Cristo que con tan colossal
6xito exhibi6 este salon en- sus jueves
de Damas Gratis, presenta hoy el pre-
cioso drama sDERECHo MATERNAL.
Estos Jueves de Damas Gratis del = Lu-
ma han sido acogidos agradablemente
por 10 que constituyen I'm timbre de sa-
tisfacci6n para los seiiores Vallecillo.
Mafiana viernes, dia de San Juan, un
escogido programa: 'MATERNIDAD
o MANDATE DIvINo', grandioso dra
ma por ia gran actriz Gail Kane, el cual
no deberan dejar de yer sobre todo las
damas, solteras. en- vispera de casarss,
casadas, v 81 Sc quiere viudas tam
oien, pues es de una gran ensehanza mo-
raj.
Ell sabado la simpatica Constance Tai
madge en- su production ''El Nombre de
una DANA.
Y para la entrante semana grandes ac-
tos de prcstidigitacion, ilusionismo, etc.
La orquesta, integrada por competen-
tes mdsicos y dirigida por Ell conocidi-
simo primer violin NJ Martinez Plse,
esta hacienda las delcias del plblico.
Ultimamente ha traido Ia Empresa. de
Barcelona, un gran nimero de piezas
espaiiolas ore han gustado mucho.
.CRoNIsTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
vELABAN A vELEz

Ramon velez fu6 detenido por la po-
licia en- Ponce.
IQue hizo velez? =. !Pues la cosa
mas natural en- estos dias de problema-
tico Prohibicionismo! -. Conducir, no
Sc sabe con que fines, un frasco de cris-
tai lleno del nectar de Baco.
La policia descubri6 Ell ron por culpa
del cristal.
Por algo dijo Ell vate que, ''todo es
segin ell color del cristal con Que Sc
mira
Y Ell ron tiene la virtud de poner mas
claros los cristales. Por 10 cual la poll
cia vel6 a v6lez, quien Sc cayo de es-
paldas cuando fne sorprendido por los
Argos del orden p1blico. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
FL Or. RaIdifis extTae 10 to-
MAS a ul senior de SanturCe

El afamado especialista doctor
Raldiris, extrajo eyer, mediante el
maravilloso procedimiento por el
usado, diez enormes tenias, con sus
diez cabezas, al senor ElIas Hawayck,
residente en- Santurce, (Stop 20, Hi
podromo st. No. 50
Ell doctor Raldiris dice que el ca
SO del seiior Elias rompe cuantos
records Sc conocen hasta la fecha.
Los 10 parasites son de considera-
bic dimension Y fueron expulsados
completamente enteros en- menos de
una hora.
Entire las 10 t6nias, hay un bo-
trioc6falo,, primer specimen de esa
naturaleza que halla el doctor Raldi-
ris en- Puerto Rico, desde que Sc de-
dica q esa especialidad
Ell senor Hawayek salio muy sa-
tisfecho de su vista al Doctor Raj
diris sl yer que tan facilmente lie
habia libertado de tan horrorosa car
ga.
Ad.,4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
UN CAIRO ELECTRICo CHIC
co CON UNA GUAGUA

, Informa la policia, que en- la parads
liez, en- Santurce, el caro- e.ectrico ri
nero ocho, guiado por el motorista Fran
cisco Orlando Ell conductor Jose r
Melendez, choco con la guagua ntmerc
1917, de Felipe Diaz, guiada por celesti
no Cortijo, restltando esta con abolla
dllras en- ell la1O izQuiertso, y Ell carro
electrico con la hamaca rota
Con motive del acc:dente resulto leve-
mentc herido ell pasajero de la guagua
Sotero Osorio.
Sc cree, de la investigation practica-
da, que hubo culpabilidad por parte de-
snotorista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
Ell AzUCAR cENTRIFUGADo
MEJoRARA DE PREcIo

He aqui la copia del cablegrama tras-
mitido desde New York por ell senior
Ruiz Soler, Secretario -tesorero. de la
Association de Productores de aziicar
dc Puerto Rico'', recibido por esta
aver mafiana:
"ventas de Puerto Rico, en- pnerto,
a cuatro d6lares. Hoy hubo mayor de-
manda refnado. Espero pronto mejore
precio centrifugado. Convene observar
mercado embellishments debido incer-
tidumbreD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
Ell TRIO "Los vIvEsKIs'

Para Ell domingo zB, nos participant los
senores Brunoa Gonzalez, volvera a
cantar EN- ell cine 'Rialton la ingenua
Y preciosa Linda Sofia y no hay que
dudar que Ell publico invadira otra vez
este aristocratico sitio de diversion.
Anteanoche, gustaron mucho en- Ell CT
ne del "Parque Borinquen' "Los vi
veskis' Linda Sofia.
Toda la aristocracia aplaudi6 al es-
plendido trio,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
EscUELA DE NURSES
HOSPITAL PR1sBITERIANo,
SAN JUAN

Sc NEcEsITAN ALUMNAs para Ia
CLAsE 1924. Requisites: II amos de
edad; color blanco; noveno grado; SIC
uara matricula.
Pida blanco de soicitud Immediate
mente, diriji6ndose a: sta. Lorenza Ca
rreras, r. NJ, Supte. de Nurses Int.
rina Apartado s67. San Juan, P. R
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
uN HoMBRE EsTRoPEADo

En- la carretera, parada s, Puerta
de Tierra, Ell autom6vil guiado por Do
mingo Diaz, arroli6 Juan Eladio Ma
lave, ocasionandole leves contusiones,
de las que fue asistido en- la sala de
socorro.
Ell Juez, despues de una investiga-
ci6n, manifesto que ell accidente fne
casual que el chauffeur no tenia
culpa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
BriIIante aCtO cultural en-
el pueblo de Barranquitas

Segun nos inforna nuestro CO.
rresponsal en- Barranquitas, en- ell ci-
ne Luis Munoz Rivera, de aquella
poblacion, Sc celebraron los ejercicios
de graduation de los estudiantes de
Octave Grado, quienes recibieron sus
correspondence diplomas.
Ell Licdo. Rivera Zayas sbrio ell
acto con un brillante discurso. Des-
pues que hubo terminado el orador,
recibio del numeroso pdblico una me
recidl saliva de aplausos.
El joven don Juan Lugo lego la
historic de la clase; el. nino Ernesto
Berries recito unos preciosos versos
originates que merecieron Ell halago
del publico Tambien tomaron parte
en- la fiesta, los ninos Ceferino Co
Ion Juan Ortiz, Y las ninls Adela
Font Y Francisca Colon.
Antes de terminar, la Logia ma
sonica Y su digno presidente, D. v.
Pagan Colon, donaron varios premios
los ninos Ernesto y Ceferino, por
ser estos los que meiores notas alcan
aaron en- los eexamenes.
Eel professor principal de las escue-
las, M. Pagan, y el inspector F. Gar
cia, pronunciaron elocuentes discur-
SOS entire aplauaos y felicitacio-
mes para profesores, Y alumnos ter
min6 el brillantei acto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
Ell BRAVO CATARRICHI

La policia detuvo en- Ponce a Vir-
gilio Catarrichi, nuevo Dempsey, a
quien Sc scusa de acometimiento y
aggression.
La victima de Catarrichi f u Pedro
yelazquez, a quien Catarrichi confun-
di6 con Carpenter.
iTendria catSrro Clfarrichi?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23

NO LA HA ABANDoNADo

Nos comunica don Emilio Fariza que
segun carta recibida de Mr.. Geo H
Lakey, 20. vice -presidente de la "Her
mandad Unida de .Carpinteros y Eba
nistas de America =, esta sociedad NJ
ha abandonado la convention de Ia
American Federation of Labor, siric
que Sc halla actualmente atendiendo q
ella, despues de haber asistido primerc
q la Convention del Departamento de
Oicios Constructors.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
COmsrCiants on PrOVisiones

Tenemos complete surtide dc cuantos
artfculos conciernen nuestro ramo, que
recibimos semanalmente. Antes de COM
prar visitencs lame . nuestro telefo-
no.
PEREZ HERAGANos
Tel6fono 2s5. label II Mum. S. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
DE CAMBIO
Los ADoRADoREs DE BAco

Nicolas Quiles y Matias Negr6n fus-
ron sorprendidos err Ponce, por.
-iPor que diran ustedes?.
-Pues NADIA mas que por tensr un
vulgarisimo .alambique.
Los dos, Matias y Nicolas, pretsndian
Irecibir, muy bien provistos, al cOmeta,
por 81 acaso. -.
Pero la policia lego a sorprender
Nicolas.
Y le dijo,. para consolarle:-iNo Is
vistas, que no vas!.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
LA PISTOLERIA ANDANTE

Enrique Ojeda ha sido acusldo en-
Ponce de haber hurtado una pisto-
la a Antonio Acosta, no Sc sabe con
que fines.
Tai vez la sustrajo con objeto de
practicar la punteria.
Porque no Sc puede negar que Ole
da debe tener buen ojo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-23
lsERA CIERTo?

Nos assguran que en- Puerta de Tie
rra Sc trama una conspiracion peligrosa
y que esta Sc extiende, ta4nbien, en- San
Juan. Averiguada la causa va, Sc sabe
que ell motive es un viejo de 113 amos,
que qniere comprar los muebles Y camas
en- "EI Cielo'', de Arrivi Hermanos. To
do .esta arreglado .-Advt