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puesto en- las Cortes CONSTITUENCIES co.
mo diputado elegido por estas islas
Tom6 asiento en- las Cortes el Is DE
DICIEMBRE DE 1911, ell mismo dfa
que quedaron aprobados los preceptos
mas substanciales del codigo eonstitucio-
nal. y
En- dichas Cortes comhatio ell '4voto
de Santiago y sostuvo renido debate
con Ell diputado tambien eclesiatisco don
Pedro Gordillo sobre ssuntos de interes
de las islas Canarias, a las que repre-
sentaban.
! Disputabanse la capitalidad de la pro-
vincia tres poblaciones: Santa Cruz de
Tenerife, La Laguna y Las Palmas. Sos
tenfa ctcrdillo las pretensiones de Las
Palmas; los otros dos diputados de Te-
nerife don Santiago Key Muloz y don
Fernando de Llarena y Franchy, eran
adictos La Laguna; Ruiz de Padron
defendia las aspiraciones de Santa Cruz.
Triunfaron las razones expuestas por Ell
abad de Villamartin, quedando desde en-
tonces t1jada la capitalidad en- Santa
Cruz.
Memorable en- la vida de Ruff de
Padron fue su brillantisima intervention
en- ell debate sobre la Suppression del Santo
ofcio. Su dictamen sobre este tema y
ell discprso con que 10 apoy6, produjeron
en- la Asa'ialea efecto imponderable, dan
do ell golpe de muerte la abominable
instituci6a.
Cerradas las Cortes de Cadiz y re-
puesto Fernando VII en- ell trono, sc
! incluy6 Ruiz de Padr6n entire los per
seguidos por liberales, siendo preso y So
metido a proceso eclesiatico, teninendo
| lie incomunicado durante diez meses Wis
to despues &c un afio ell proceso, Sc lie
conden6 per sus enemigos a encierro per
petuo en- ell convento de Cabeza de Alba,
sttuado en- nn verdadero desierto.
Alz6se Ruiz de Padr6n contra esa SEN
tencia y tras innumerables peripecias,
la Chancilleria de ValIadolid declare
nu'o 10 actuado, ordenando fuese Ell pro
cesado repuesto en- su abadia, al cabo
de cuatro amos de comenzado ell proce-
so.
En- las Cortes de mil ochocientos vein
te, Gaicia Canarias eligieronle dipu-
tado. En- reconocimiento a las atenciones
que lie prodigaron los habitantes de la
primera, en- dfas de suprelna augusta,
opto por ella. Pero va, quebrantada su
salud, POGO pudo hacer en- aquellas Cor
tes.
/ Despu6s de ocupar la dignidad de
maestrescuela en- la. Cate:ral de Malaga,
regres6 a Galicia buscando alivio sus
doIencias. Ali, el 6 DE v~sETIEMBRE
/ DE 1928 sorprendi6le la muerte en- Por-
| tela de Valdeorras, a los sesenta, Y seis
amos de edad.
Tai es, grandes rasgos, Ia vida del
sabio sscerdote y del elocuente orador.
Luchador incansable, su pa!abra siem
ERE estuvo en- defensa de La tumanidad
i de la justicia. Hacienda honor sus
nobilisimas cualidades, un biografo suyo,
I Villalba Hervas dice:
"Ruiz de Padr6n, no rasg6, como
otros, sus vestitduras sacerdotales en- la
acerba lucha contra Ia ignorancia, la
ambici6n y la hipocresfa. Como San Pa
bio, uni6 al espiritu revolucionario, en-
su mas noble sentido, la santa Tocacion
del ap6stol y del martir.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
E. MONT RELY,
DON MATEO FAJARDc

En- breve regresara de Cuba ell CO.
nocido fnanciero don Mateo Fajardo,
quien march6 ese pals en- asuntos de
negocios.
Segun nos inform6 su propio .ijo, ca
rece de fundamento 10 que Sc dijo res
pecto a que dicho caballero visitaria
New York en- gestiones politicas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
PoR vENDER RoPA
QUE NO ERA sUYA

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos CO
munica que en- ell dfa de aver, don An
tonic PorteH entrego un traje Anto-
nio Irizarry para que 10 llevara la
sastreria, pero ell mensajero Sc dej6 de
tonterfas y 10 vendi6. FL traie cost6
S55 cuando fue comprado por su dueho.
La detective dennnci6 Irizarry por
abuse de confanza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
COMMERCIAL

Sc ha constituido en- Ponce una So
ciedad que girara con la denomination
de ''Cintr6n y Galinski".
La nueva firma Sc dedicara la venta
al por mayor y al detalle de calzado, ro-
pa, sombreros v otros efectos similares.
Son sus socios gestores administrado-
res, los senores Guillermo v. Cintr6n y
Bernard Galinshy.
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eRAvEMENTE HERIDo

Ell d1a del actual, las siete de
la tarde, en- el barrio 'Cuevas'' de
Trujillo Alto, Crist6bal Felix agredi6,
con un machete, Pablo Rivers, produ
ciendOle una enorme lierida en- la cabe-
"a y la mutilaci6n de ambas manos.
Ell herido fue conducido al hospital
municipal de Rio Piedras donde Sc en-
cuentra sumamente grave. FL agresor
fue arrestado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
LOS QUE JUEeAN EN- PONCE

Nuestro corresponsal en- Pence nos
participa que Jose Correa, Santos Mar
tinez, Julio Carlin Y Manuel Ortiz, fae
ron deni1nciados por jugar 10 prohi-
bido, engahando a los ineautos con da-
dos falsos. FL juez municipal impondra
cada uno de los delincuente' el me-
recido castigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09

Ell vAPoR HoLANDEs

Los senores ssucesores de L. villasnil
y Co.. de esta plaza, nos participant que
ell vapor holandes "Agamenon" salit
de Amsterdam con rumbo San Juan
Sanchez, Puerto Plata, Port au Prince
Kingston y Santiago de Cuba Ell dia tres
del corriente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
UNA DANA ENFERNEA

Sc encuentra recluida en- CANA, aun-
que no de cuidado, la apreciabilisima
sefiora dofia Maria Ramirez, espcsa del
Lcdo. en- Farmacia, don Arturo Diaz
Cintr6n, hermano del Juez de Guaya-
ma.
Que mejore rapidamente son nuestros
deseos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
CABRERA PEDEsTRE

Pronto Sc disputaran Ell 20. premjc
de carrera pedestre los conocidos atle-
tas puertorriquehos Jacinto Figueroa,
Julio Llano, Antonio Garcia y Hermi-
nio Acevedo, quienes partiran desde es
ia ciudad en- direction a Mayagiiez,
que son los dos puntos fijados para la
apuesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
NUEvo coLEcIo

En- inteIgente y active joyen don
Esteban Ramirez Santiago, de la
Eastman Business College. "Colum
bia University" y professor dc conner.
clio de la Central High School,. ha
empezado dar clases de Taquigrafia,
'contabilidad, mecanografia ingles.
Muchos triunfos deseamos al Sr. Ra-
mfrez en- su nueva empresa.
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L1cENc1A AL sR. BENED1cro.

Al sr. Rail Benedicto, del Registro
de la Prcpiedad de San Juan, lie ha side
concedida una licencia de dos meses, la
cual ira disfrutar los Estados Uni.
dos.
Para sustituir al sr. Benedicto ha 81
do nombrado ell Lcdo. Ramirez santi.
bafiez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
HENRY w. DOOLEY
p. 0. Box ssh. San Juan, p. F
Ell 11cDo. ENRIQUE 1EFEBRE

. Sc halla restableeido de la dolencia
que 10 retuvo en- CANA algunos dias,
nuestro particular amigo ell brillante
literato abcgado don Enrique Lefe-
bre, quien ha empezado atender con
la misma actividad de siempre, los null
tiples asuntos de su bufete.
Nos alegramos sinceramente de la me-
joria del hcenciado Iefebre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
Conversando con Ell Mundo Hispano
ULTIMA oBRA DE TANcREDo PlMocHET

Libro nntsmo de caracter constructive amado
ampla Epanola
hbros
America Latina Els NORTHUMBERLAND
mes medic de eccres
problemas rnodenos
papnte actuadad Es pcula vbrane
hoy. Su forma facinadora
Precio dollar Pidalo
Publishing Avenue York. bien c6mp
cuaquer librera de adad 10
Dgae al ibrero pida ordena dez
condiciones especiaIes de descuento para
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
LA LLEGADA DEL "soLDADo
DEsCoNocIDo A FILADELTIA

WASHINGTON, noyiembre ss--El
cnerpo del :.soldado desecnccido' anne
ricano llegara manana, microbes Fila
DELTA, siendo expuesto en- el Ayunta
miento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
Sc pREPARABAN PARA LA LUCIA

En- Ponce fueron arrestados. por lie
var armas, Pedro Lanauzza, Crispulos
CASTOR. Alfredo Ortiz, Viscots Sains,
Cruz Moreno Bernardo Santiago.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09

La polioia de Ponce arrest6 Ra-
mon Alicea y valentin Rios. por ira
fear con bebidas alcoholics en- las ca
lies de la referida poblaci6n.
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Ell ''SAGUA''

Los sefiores 'villar y co.., represen
tantes de la Atlantic Fruit co.,, nos
participant que ell vapor "Sauga" ha
llegado a Nueva York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
UNA DENUNc1A

Por acometimiento agresi6A ha ST
do denunciado en- Ponce, Manuel AFRO
20.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09

RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvfa la causa, curando
tambien La Grippe, Influenza, Pa
ludismo y Fiebres. Solo hay un
"BROMO QUININA". La firma de
E. w. GROVE viene con cada cajita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
Sc uEMpEM

DOS SOLARES en- la esquina
Gale McIeary y Gale Los Ba-
hos: uno con 526 metros cua-
drados; y otro con 386 metros
cuadradcs. Para informes COM
pietos difijase a:
DEADN NAs nNnT EN
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MERcADo DE cAMBIos

Ell NECTAR DE Los DOSES
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EjfPLBiliE'i
Help Wantc,l-NIaIc
FAHMEH- Married man to worI, farm ~
;htr"S, i; ~ -. No. !. Drcwry's. I.IuG
Va J. ~ Pulling

FARMER Married man to Wort, farm 81,
IA Hl'' il + l:u i No. /. p''"ry''' n'p"'
N5o-SsO". later $500 monthly Writ.
2hiE Hallway :. 10 care Times Dispatch
'I.r busy: k"ep busy I. Your job mnsaf"?
nnsi""'s io" cnh re, Into such = bus!
m mys5 S''i , n'.rs ,, ,9an ~, w"ilans
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b.E selling helps; - years Ia business.
f ~, ,.'r,, m..,o ~ our product wrl,c
r!tory. J. L. W,Ikins CO. Deptr,mont
~, winuni, Mimi.
GDNERNNI MEN y needs rnilNay mail ,.i.-k.
Sl37 70 ii,3 month: Writ. Tor o." s2rci.
lnen nursjl"ns. Columbus institute. O.
.1uhu'. ONO.
GROCERY clerk Wanted an expert
a,.2s * AZ G.H c r.eFP9 .s . 9neo5 "A
,d, !or work Z, ZOOS We, S.,ry " Si,..!
,ropnd ngaef ninth !. = l,ish1,. q" ''-
lNSrECTDHS- Wnn,"d. (. 500 ,,tIs,,, IT,.
II. 'nsn.tl"rH No. "Ag"ti"ncc. train Tor
study easy terms. $iin TO S. 6G month";.
ant EXPENSES Guaranteed OF money n4oi'
nirn wnn r"wsrh ariiiy &c ,;c, t I,d' bo5 S.'
,ns, Nr,ntnl,l SiH"11 business Training
MEN-Wantpd, able bodied men 10 .,.
par" trcin"u. Hrlkom"u InutornIo,
'ondut'"rH also voiur"d Sl.rpIrr-,. ar
and iruiu uuficTE y'EU-Ig5U ru,,tr,t'
tUs'-ritss roads near you No ,t,Ik.'.
"Nn rirue" unnecessarily Write NOW Tor
Application blank ana !ui. uariiruI,rs
Same position wanted. Ndiru,. I'm
My Institute. Don't. -. !niiauaiSls
Men Go work. 'hls civ -r1rlsIlru rt,.,,.
uyli.fs brass beds. autuIuuilI,s boz I,..t,
'h"i, go diuly without ctritui - tx
F.t..,' YRS" Iu'ruet" cu.. ga Elm
MiN learn TO earn 81 10 ~ n .,r.r
Wd".n. iurChurir0. trar.iur. Work n
.ndus'ri2 Hold vt Ok .rU.H' auf,rI.- ~.
tHIHish set ui INSTRUMENTS r,Ir r',
a. nom" No SPARE sins. ,Nyuu.r Trtrt....'
.''u" stuiy Duufs, >uN hc.u YOU u4t.iry
i"r position. Wr!tg 'ulaH 81 nam .iI,.
nlE!iH.' school az br4ft .Ir. l..r Iaal
iith ANA q S's WanL.ur.vn. -. Il.
MN ".UE,u TOT d-tcri..r work E,.,r.
rnrc uun"reSshry MrIlr J Garo-
FORMER q =. Governments d.'...I.I =,
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;.Jlr old .ITcs wc cell Mile: IRE,
Rel, Tyre .ud lsGl hor Ga. 500 Mes;
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EMPLOY .NEIS1
Hclp-Malc or Female

ME$ WOMEN. over II xy.,.
ihhll carr ivrs- clcrks Cofnn.,,.."''i 20
,''"nth' Particnitrs fr.". hd.,'
- 10 'Arr Times DIrpa,ch.
LINEN. learn how la Inai[o mo.
w ie'. cHtht" business ,,,,,t =.
,,tsm WIN our system write fn, ,
IT,, t.u'"ts Caste R"pIty Systry,
MEN WOMI:S GIRLS jInr.i,..,
hpN'L hmcht POSITIONS omen a..
,n"h'h short hours, Common w.
~. -. ,,sh', WIT" tmn'cd.atoig
49,, - l">.ltDrs Urru. Ir,rLIt,, :,
:. .,, g. Dsh', ~ n Rorhcster. y
- " No. wlG"awak". up-,o-,l,-o 3D.
,.1h hI'h""hr. strong sid-ilDe n,
'.'l '"r'N STATE rNpvGI"ltr. doc ~.
.,.''y F"i'i"ro"s, iu nrs' l.t,.f
man /" CO., j@0 iiroah.yan
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TIRE SALE Nl uAacs p .,eriu., .Irt,,s
SCI" Us N.frry mtNinE Nuur most p,It
gh.-y Nlto"ni fiTv nv! Rubber CO..
~ Most Eru4l stree:
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THE USED CAR
CUSTOMER

gets the same attention
and service at our house
as the new car buyer. We
take pride III recondition-
ing every car that comes
into our Used Car Depart
rnent. These roadsters are
really truly bargains. A
few tourings are also avail
able at greatly reduced
prices.
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Statesmen and Agent.

.,
Elinr slns~ name ulat,s' ,.,r,,.
ii.ustrtto,, iG Ig,'Hb.,"uS; s.Eii-
W@os,ssfry. .. ''oN ''''' I ra'"vr
'aT ,I.,,.,M', 't.,II :" sen aluminium a,r..
n,- -.i!c5 ~harsyef' y si,da, to- =" sga'
/ Nd III inI lirhaha MI.src"ntnv o. Ifec,
AGE&rs Iabsr.I 49, -,
G,ii','' H., 'filiy L" nG"-t ftbr s. 90 s.
r,5f ,r.,I, h""' Work o,e- BOO ~.
aid .'I,.,,f i',hi 'fi",s sure Gus iI.
iiir-1t,i'5 80. 'i'M dnh ady.s'...n.
nm"rs runnn,"'s ssle. ,,urr.aneSe --,.
,S.lusl, f.. s.,rIi,.g ",t 49, t'aui "ar..
81 If,iis.r 70 -Htt gmi
,, s,,"'E. ..a'ear" ''.
p,5H1,.i,,o '''t..t ~" Go"i euhar
=, a'A a3.i SCUM &cils oh.,a
wa.h"r at,i,hatIa ~ b!... ',".s. ig'
~w'Ii' 'nh "2nes. c.ery auto oGa..
f.h i"rt. rerr'ory nov ul,"n rail-.
S,hll"S Tor slI. srpru ana ...ri
GtHTs--s;n- te4o vJ
.,ur" wiud".y, D!g d. NAM, 'N! tnl .n
TT 20 general agents Me,a.i'. I.,,
AGENTS. -.i N,...
SIy.t. .s ,,'ri, H.. ,,, .,.a'. r,
RoH, IS11 l hr,I.l l. f 1;s loM ,ne,,s
A,l'Iagpi W, s9.a ,ll t@p ,,..r. I..
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mead = 'y Su,'ur CIuue- q ,rsgs .-.t
AcFNrs u,!s opportunity rs. a
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Male on Female

CS.gAtaHna Wanted t.yor,l cervas s.~.,
no t,I 4tnr ~ household 4gii,lr-. mon
nv apnIat tr.Iy aCi.r T. " sunday
arH 'irsf. So Hankin. ,07 Floyd Ave-
ar t..trpnd W.
f. pi.. 'Hte ari ,IGr".a"s at home all
nf sa. 900. coincidence unnecessary :.
Jirass. .Hft uuI good pay. Curiusify
+s - ""i. 'Hriy, AddrcaE Mayor,
FAlh'Dn N,ni,t. - family accustomed
o. I'.t..r Hud ;ruoSing Il1 Mutual
liA5u.H. iagmmqId
!SIiLi.IS .%I MEN AND WOAilN want
81. cops names Ia iOUghiUi urf ~
'"rh'"n'!h! representatives.: absolutely
n,lL. American ,nnsuiidntoi Ndy,rus'
ing "yud'.,'" brf' 9 =" m s. 81,
sale. Eb,ng"-
YOU save money whcu yuu btn nni col.
through tn'ro 'uluinns
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RANGER BICYCLES.

A coed bicycle never
happens, it's a steady prog
gress-the net results Of
the best thought and skill
of the best people. An or
binary set Of men can do
only ordinary things: rave
knowledge and ability are
necessary to produce such
superb knowledge. The
mechanics that produce the
hanger bicycles are the
highest trained producers
in the world. Write on. call
for our beautifully illus
trated catalogue.
T. OJIA DJL,l, @ COW
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.,uucral directors

ORDERS yo:i.IietCd in -
nuurs Ne are rgEtGIud 20 eve sAf-
msu,s o.a.k IN ;weuiy i"u- hours. rh.s
IS u s.rtIaI branch OF ou! business and
Is u4Muys given prompt H;irU, .ut.
i!otaC....s SO, NOrth seventh street.
.iNvF EdW.u rhawp funeral dre,ior
amt ,uIut.risv :. 50. Ea>E Main S.sytt
Madison Iai. HUaiu.pE JttG.
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Professional service,


DO ToU NEED THE SERVICES or A
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
TINS agency i prepared to undertake.
a.. lgHr.r t-,vctis" BUSINESS Entrusted To-
~ ry railway rr Other CoTIo:Hf1nH-. utuas.
mercantile houses, attorneys or private an
,!..l.a!s 80 have = force Of expert and
r.-!tu.. ANAL. and female operative. ia.
...U.arIy collapsed ior sccr"; luN~SfsS tom
demand. IaIy reports furnished pH any
aus- lI-r,I ~ our hands. buT !"r IS
s. rs reuspua'l" ~ view OF In" nigh ass
svr,!.- we turn.ah. The CAROLS -ysl"ul
-s li -gpa--"G roo tetrct.s" wosh "a aii
OF .rs branches Utmost secrecy utt.uit.n,,:
14W4gs N.'- 90 u!our W. tor u...ni,
.u'"rFtr+.
CARROTS Detective Ag-ut.
t'..tus Att!. 1871. E,.a. Sass.
Ices lSrat.sas NAH ISal., i..4.
lIuuuf!. virginia.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-I'cnalc

IF YOU are an expert
enced saleslady in ready
to wear department and
looking for q steady
position with good salary
and commissions; no
has bcens,' only live
wires and thoroughly cX-
perienced need apply.
G 1876, care Times-Dis-
patch.
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kcI,;iII't1iS

BARGAINS is SHOE HErAlEING
HH.Ig's- Snor !:epHir.EE 60.
M'. a h,, . S. - ::555
-u. -IuD-s heels ..--.-. ..-... n.
AZ WORK s4agauto"l, niled for and
lo.o " MAILS sTHEnT
Hp.irVarI :
49,. l.E.I s.ye Tcp..!G!H.. sam t..E-H -ni
,.c-: broad street.
.-!..-ANI,- l!GaIt. s.pv SHou 81 NO:tl
...rl ~tr.,t Hdnd,iuE t!.o
Su,t. I:EVAIRING a. II should he done.
IN. iiLJ. Fli.. East MarsGI!l "a.
GtrGu.1G 5l.t-M. r. u Can.E
SODA FOUNTAINS. ctrhona ;vrs. st"'" Ga
.Gi.. soiG and TcDaitc cd. r.!!vit-H 'Iuhi.
aalE WlSGFoOT ELECTRIC SHOE RE
fAiiuNG SHOr ~ : Scent So,
l...I .-..-W Parcel post oEu..- Ct s,,.-
...'.. ARMY .htr- Tor ,l L..
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service s,ation,-:icpairin.
Auto Li,cry-t.arasr,

AIiTCMouiLES tor h.gC. urw. clean cars.
rnouv Madison toto. /! rhSlOT.
AUTOS HIRED. $3.50. 5000. 5000 per
hour Daniels j., ---. 80 tiu-J
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i'aintInu-I'.Ipciln.

" COLLlNs. ,sansscr. mO.n- ION.
H1a sEDr. distance. h..u tuu tlug.
Sturug. RouIy.HrG ..E
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles iur sale

BUICK 6. o Eoot ear aud in tin" voudi-
ZION: Z. bargain 10 GuiC" buyer. Buul"-
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c.rY .ALHs MISREPRESENTATION

JISTIi.L your driuHnR water ct home
WITH our copper '""tiuE ui'uHilu NLlu
able information fr"r Nrttr IpIty. sun
supply 60. 1880. Huu Ni'lE. New
York - !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

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SAl.ESiADIES WANTED,
MUST HAVE PLENTY pT ENpEEl-
f\'E SALARY ASb COMMISSIONS
DAMN a. co So 2 EAST lKpAD ~.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-08-08
First, Something
About the Book

The book is the story of
A. G. Townley and the Nom
partisan League, written
by one of Americas most
noted writer's on political
and economic subjects. It
is published by Harper &
Bros. Mr.. Russell has been
in personal touch with af-
fairs in the states where
the League was organized.
He speaks from first hand
knowledge. His book answers
such questions as these: Was
the League disloyal in the war?
Has the League been autocratic
in management? Is A. C.
Townley a crook? His answers
are NOT answers that the
League would give, nor yet that
League enemies would give.
They are his best, impartial
Judgment. Enemies Of the.
League have quoted this book
to prove their points. Leaguers
have been pleased with the book.
YOU ought to read it and
OWN it.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-08-08

-'e':1.->= -. = II e0-1- 01F00011
League" by Charles Ed
ward Russell, cloth bound,
illustrated, retails for So.
We have been selling it,
separate from Leader SUBJ
scriptions, for SLIPS. But
there is a way you can get,
this great book for A DOL
LAR, half it's regular book
store price. How?
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-08-08
Cut and Dried

NURSERY RHYME
Har, Har, Harding,
s. Lodge and Penrose too,
Run this government,
For me and you.
Har, Har, Harvey,
Raves in London town,
-. Wood to the Philippines,
Sims called down.
Bill, Bill, Tafty
Gets piece Of pie,
But what is there in it
For you and I?
Sleep, sleep, my baby,
Close your eyes tight,
They have rope enough
To hang themselves right.
Why are two very fat men in T.
bathing suits like food specula-
tors? They are pair of sights
(parasites). Don't throw any
bricks!
Even if the governor of Illinois is
guilty, as charged, he might be able to
get off easy by claiming the alleged
illegal transactions in the states cash
were only Small matter.
SHORT SKIRTS
Mary had little lamb, it's fleece
was white as snow-but who gives a
darn for Mary's lamb when he can see
Mary's calf.
=, MEXICO WANTS AN EARLY
UNDERSTANDING WITH THE
UNITED STATES, BUT NOT AN
OILY ONE.
ICY" Thomson of Austin, Mimi,
during five or six years as bookkeeper,
stole over a million dollars from the
HORNED Packing company without the
company noticing it. There is some
profit in business that can go on
paying big dividends while one of it's
employees is making away with cool
million.
n X -s- g
WHY FARMERS FAIL
mo. A.
James Peck's crop ,,.
Was certainly whale;
Thought he'd make a
Barrel of kale.
Gamblers knocked .....-
The prices down;
Peck is broke and s. p.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-08-08
STRICTLY DRY


with apologies to the immortal
author of that stirring drinking song,
"Beer, Beer, Glorious Berry.
Pop, pop, prohibition pop,
Fill yourself up to the top,
Policeman won't nab you,
Scandal won't stab you,
Beautiful, glorious pop.
Pop, pop, legitimate pop,
Fear not the raid Of the cop,
Drink till you're sick of it,
There is no stick in it,
Beautiful, glorious pop.
NAMING YACHTS
"Modesty" is the name of Banker
Stillman's private yacht, on which his
wife charges he entertained other
women. If ICY" Thomson had
yacht we presume he named it "Hon-
esty." Other appropriate yacht names
which readily suggest themselves are:
For Taft, the "Petite"; for Judge
Lands, the "Meek"; for Jack Demp-
sey, the "Timidity"; and for Babe
Ruth, the "Bunter."
X
The sign, Gree Air." at Stand
ard Oil company auto filling sta
tions, indicates that John D.
hasn't monopoly on the atmos-
phere yet. ~
The advertising fraternity claims
the war was sold to America by ap-
proved advertising methods. But
that's nothing. A summer drink
manufacturer is selling trainloads of
his product as result of a Million
dollar national advertising campaign,
in spite of the fact, that the pure food
laws compel him to say on the label
of the bottle, in large readable type,
that it is made of acid and artifcially
colored. g..
X X
- Would it be safe to trust the For
geot Transfer & Storage company of
Minneapolis to remember to call for
your trunk in time to catch train?
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-02-10

cloth and conferred with a crystal bas-
ket of the above named flowers, while
smaller crystal baskets were arranged
around the sides of the table. Yellow
streamers of satin ribbon fell lastly
from the chandelier to. the table and
entwined with these decorations were
dainty sprays of asparagus fern.
Serving cake, orange ice and mints,
which were in yellow and white. sig
nifying the color motif in this room,
were Mrs. Leverett Futch, Mrs. Harry
Borland, Mrs. H. A Waterman and
Misses Annie Davis and Anne Pope
Eagleton Assisting these ladies was
pretty Martha Taylor.
After a pleasant social time spent
with the ladies in this room, the
guests were entertained and treated
to grapefruit punch by Mrs. E. L.
Carney, Mrs. Charles Rheinauer, Mrs.
George MacKay and Mrs. L. M. Muir
ray. The punch table was extremely
admired. Around the handsome punch
bowl were banked sweet pear inter-
mingled with asparagus fern. After
lingering here a few minutes the
guests departed, having spent pleas
ant hour