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TIPS FOR TYPlsTs

Look At your work from Your ON
ploycr's point OF view. i.ut your-
self in his place. Is he gctt!n.. hIs
moneys worth? For every dollar hr
pays you. do YOU give him It's full
When he enters into a great enter
prise whrrc your hands arc needed
Il" you put the right spirit in your
part of the work. or ar. Won inIir.
ierent and inaitcntivc regarding his
INSTRUCTIONS! Are YOU careless and
half hearted about il:
IN" dread OF being fired" is Tho
only Incentive some stcncgrapbnrs
nave. Their one ambition is Ito keen
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SIMPLE WAY 70 GET
RID OF BLAGKKEADS

There is one simple. safe and sure
way mat never calls To get rid OF
hlackheads, and that is to dissolve
them.
TO do this get two ounces OF calo:
INTO powder from any drug store
! sprinkle II little on II hot. wet sponge
rub over the blackhcads briskly-
wash the parts and you will be sur
pris"d how the blaclthendS have dis
appeared Big biackhcads little
ptacKhcads. no matter where they
are, simply dissolve and disapp.ar
leaving the parts without any mark
whatever. Riackheads are simply II
MIXTURE OF dust and dirt and sccro-
tions from the body that form in the
pores OF the skin. Pinching and
Squeezing only ca use Irritation. make
large pores and 10 not get them out
after they become hard. The calouite
powder, and the water simply dis
SoINc the hlackheads so they vast,
right out. leaving the pores free and
ciran and in their natural condition
Any one troubled with these uu-
signify blcmishcs should certainly try
THIS simple method. Adv
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HEALTH OF WOMEN

HOW many perfectly well women
10 YOU know? Isn't it true that in
order to Keep up with the march OF
progress the endurance of woman is
OFTEN strained to it's utmost. and the
tax upon her physical system is in
many cases greater than she can
stand headaches develop. and ncr-
Vo"s reliability. backaohe. dragging
"oNh sensations. aud other painfrl
ailments peculiar to women. Tho
reliable remedy when woman gets
INTO such condition is Lydia f.
ftnkham's Vegetable Compound. as
Tor nearly half a century it has
proved the natural restorative for
these troubics-Ndv.
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FOR ITCHING }ORIORE
Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo

There is one remedy that seldom
fails tc stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft. clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zemo, which generally overcolnes skin
diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples. rashes.
blackhcads. in most cases give way
&c Zemo. Frequently, minor blcmishes
disappear overnight Itching usually
stops instantly Zemo is safe. anti
septic liquid clean, easy to use and
dependable 1t costs only 35c; an extra
large bottle, Sl.OO. 1t will not stain, is
not greasy or sticky and is positively
sale for tender. sensitive skins.
The E " Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
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GIVE IT UP

we nave tried but in vain, to express our sorrow fo,
Ioof Prosecuted February the part of the Mclcless
Furniture Dealers
Our mark-downs, beginning with Decenbcr sco+cb
uther reductions and I'VE give it up unless this NAV
DC considered an advertisement In the meantime il
you arc interested, drop by and see what Svdnor g.
Hundley Just accidentally have-for example
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IN tn" "yeuins M AMI Mrs Ban
ulster irf, for N0r'hcru wcldin.
iIlp The out-oi-town guests in
Ms cecil BIouton. Mrs James n
;i"rgan. Miss Mary Bnunist"r Thomas
Macdonald. all II Richmond: Miss
Frances Brennan. Miss Anne Brrn-
nan ard Miss Gertrude CpulDn an of
WASH - ton. nnd Joseph Dun.y. OF
Hinton. ". Va
Quirt Wedding.
quie; wedding took plac" last
saturday evening at i O'clock IN III.
rarsonar" Of Isev. Kelley. y. D., when
Miss Rpsan"N Rccs. daughter OF NJ;
aud Mrs. T. 6. Eyos. and Edward y.
trecry, Jr. were married. only clog.
relatives wcre present. The bride
wor" travelling suit Of blue. win
hat 70 IN; Ch. ana carried a bou-
quot .: Erii" ros"e TIA. groom is
the son %; MIR and Mrs T. Y Crcerv.
OF Glen Allen.
Play Thursday Night.
IN Interesting affair Of tho week
"Ill be- Jap;ncs- missionary inlay
given in nouor Of tho first nnniver-
Sar% OF To" adult ilblc class OF tn.
Apostolic Church. Thirty fourth ana
Leigh S'r.ctS. Thursday evening AZ
5 o'clock The play is Lotus San
aud the Missionary school
iuc cast Includes
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california Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative

Accept california" Syrup Of Figs
only-iook for the name California
on tho package. then you are sure
your child Is having the hes, and
most harmless physic for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love It's fruity taste. Full directions
on each bottle. You must say Cali
fornia"--Adv
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I'ia. Thmrs,iay Night.


Mes Alice RrOckcnhrourh of War
saw. Richmond County, l. yisiiio,. -.
cousin. Mrs. Moses - lugc nj D.r
nome. lhl2 West Avenue
Mrs II u ballard is spending the
winter months With Mrs. l.. r Mar
tin On West Avci.a.
AIRS T. Sco,t NVriIn ana b.-1
tor. ~ Farmvillc. ur. guests a, 1i,c
'l.rrHon ipir, for = few DAYS
t'"crg" l.. Iaw aud MS d.iilrht.rs
"l l'un.ec. Hanover county. have
""h' 90 washington 10 Join Mr.. HAN >
=. Mrs Henry T. l.tchford. Of oIa
MySi Grace street. huS returned from
Hh!"iEh y g. where shc has been
70! several weeks
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" OMl3N.S MEETINGS.

~" board OF managers of In. r.
treat for tn. Sick viii ,ns..,,,
O'Clock Monday morning at the nos
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- 1urf.e fa!:iaimn announces the
harrl,nlEe oi ME sister. Miss Ada elf
!DhcrtSpn, of New York and E!rh =
HtpN' TN" ceremony having taken
rae. Monday evening a. ! o'clock IN
"" brides home. 1898 grove Avenue.
iittf j ! Du"inar rector Of All
- Church oniciGtcd and Mr.
ha.ri"mh gave his sister away. Tho
ouiy members or the two families
witnessing the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Robertson left later IN
IN" evening .or tho North and w!ll
card rnrty at w"man'> oinh.
NhPPther OF he ser,eS o. card party
" 'mais 'lu0 tins afternoon w!tn
Ms. Iawrcnc" Price a. chairman of
ne event The game VIII begin
promptly at $50 O'CLOCK and rsffesh-
tables after the game IS ronc.uded
Dame for Sweet nrinr Endowment.
rms evening ~ g o'clock dance
w..l be given at the TTay-Hoy studio
i"; the benefit OF ,hr endowment fu.d
81 sweet BYiar college nm. uuair
aas been arrange, by number OF
G!umGue ut sweet iiriaT, who are
dcbntantcS this season. WIN MISS
Helen Johnston ar chairman
N orchestra wili play eur the
dancing. and the studio will bc at
Drs. George Ben Johnston and Mrs.
\. ADAMS wili chnpcronc the dance.
Z nrrird In Nnsh inrton.
Told, OF l,lehnioni. TOOK %lncc on
SATURDAY, January Pain Washington.
Hoy.. larry y. Nutshell = -. pastor
OF tho church. oiiiciatcd The ccro-
mony was Witnessed by = few fricnds
ana relatives, including oliver W.
Cosby. father or the bride. Miss Louise
(, Wood ~ Richiuord: Miss rnuline
.Siarke o.; Ellison; Mrs Wo.t1!k. Of
Washlngtoni ~ T.. Franklin aud
THO bride wore a d1rS bluc ,;ravcl-
ing suit of tricOtinr. with nat and
gluvcS 20 ma,ch. ANA ccrs1gc hOu-
GIei ~ lilies oi the valley ana or
Alter 2 Northern tour Mr. and Mrs.
Todd win mako ,hcir home AT !o0i
IhIrd Avenue. Richmond
the annua! meeting OF the l;lrh-
noud CHAPTER, american Rcd cross.
VIII u" held at the chamber OF Com
merce on Monday afternoon Fchru-
officers Cor TIN" coming wear viii b."
.lect.d. All Rcd cross workers ar"
invited 10 be present: The meeting
r ,,. 1nI 3D. G IN 1,, to- ,nr pubic
MIR and Mrs. T.. w. THOMPSON. Of
l,Goria. H., who have a cottase at
2 PALM R,ach. entertained ~ a lunch =
CON at tia Evcyg ladies Club for - y.
Stephens, of Sew York: Miss Daisy
Morgan and Mrs. Clair Dalton. Of
Iichmond; Mrs, H. z chamh?rln ana
Miss Fan Ranc. of Palm Ecach.
Al The Y. W. &. 4.
Tho tenth annual demonstration
a, class work viii he given bv thr
girls Of the physical education dc
rarimcnt of the Y. W. 6. \ this
,ver,ug at S:15 o'clock, FOLK dances
In costume will bc a feature Of the
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III NclltIt RG. VA. Feb. IT NJ
i;oE:rs ana Miss BESSIE l.. owen. al
bedford county. We're married Ned.
ncsday at Forest. The hrId, l.; !;
daughter OF W. l.. owen Taey Mil
i've near COnee. ihnt cnmniN
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program. The following are some
of the dances. wi.h The names Of TIA"
Grin taking patt:
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NNplhtE OF me N"rIu. OI card panty
Npmans Clu5 this afternoon w!th
Mrs.. i.awrcuC" Price a. chairman of
thr event The game VIII begin
promptly at $50 O'Clock and r"litsh-
irnNl> VIII be served at the card
L...-- llt.r 10 EAmL.. IS Lnnu.LLl.l
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-09-08
Son-in-Law IN Jail With Parson Who
Slew Priest. -t


Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 26.-Pedro
Gussman, whose marriage to Ruth
Stephenson led to the killing OF the
Rev. James E. Coyle, Catholic priest
by the girls father, the Rev. Edwin
X. Stephenson, Methodist minister,
was in the same Jail with the ac-
cused minister Friday.
Gussman was transferred to ths
county jail following the swearing
out of warrants formally charging
him with being fugitive from Pc
oria, ILL.,, where man of the same
name murdered woman last No
vember. He stoutly denied his guilt.
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Peru Items.

Miss Inez King spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mis- Mabel
Padley.
]. w. Thomas and family moved t,'
Br+'"- ,Ionday.
Kirb Harper and family, E. C.
Harper and family and Mr.. and Mrs
Holl Harper spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Rob Lyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Hart and fam.
lily visited with Mr. and Mrs. Coz
near Rich Hill Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dewitt drove
to Clinton Thursday.
Jack Reavely, who has been spend.
ing few days with relatives in thi:
Heighborhood returned to his home il,
Kansas City Sunday.
L. G. Thomas and family moved tc
Butler Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Padley spen,
Sunday with relatives in Rich Hill.
The Ladies Aid Society met with
Mrs. Nell Thompson Thursday. The
meeting was opened by the vice pres.
ident. Then the roll call with II
members present. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. ]. c. Shipl
September za.
Gilbert Blani<enbaker and famil,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-09-08
visited Sunday with Joe Rogers.

visited Sunday with Joe Rogers.
Mrs. Elsie Carroll and children
called ON Mrs. George Thomas
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stokes and
family spent Sunday with relatives
near Spruce:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Erfkamp
Cecil Thomas and Marion Thomas
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lizzie Doane
Rev. Anderson filled his regular ap-
pointment at Peru Sunday morning.
@ DOROTHY.
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of Texas he was a neighbor Of the
father of former Postmaster General
Burleson and remembers the family
WE'LL In 1885 he came back to Mis-
souri, locating IN Bates county where
he engaged in farming, living most OF
the time in Shawnee and Elkhart
townships.
He moved to Butler about twenty
years ago and since his residence
here he became constable which po-
sition he now holds and is making a
good competent officer. We con-
graduate Col. Stott and hope he may
live many years longer and celebrate
many more anniversaries.
The case of Clyde Butler and Addie
Reading, which was called in Judge
B. F. letters court last week was con-
tinued until Tuesday September 18th,
1921, at which time the case will be
called fer trial.
John II. Stone and wife have re-
turned from their summer vacation at
Walker. Mimi, where they go every
summer for a recreation. They re-
port a fine trip and say it is a fine
place and inanysyisitors are there DUR
ing the sumner Mr.. Stone will make
Adrian his hong md we wish him
: . 8 I-s
the best Of succtsS. s. = : ~ =
J. M. Miller living southwest Of
town, who had his car, stolen one
night during the Chautauqua found it
south Of Rich Hell about a week ago
The thieves had abandoned it along
the road and it stood there several
days and when found several Of the
parts were taken away, but it was,
lucky for Mr.. Miller tosfind the car.
Miss Kathryn Roderick Of Column
ibia has accepted the position of couil-
~ food and health agent Of Batesl
County and viii have her office IN the
court house basemeat. j
The writer returned Sunday from i
mouths visit 10 feIatiyss IN Swees
Springs; No. We had ! Aiee visit but'
~ iunsed IS 1efhrn TO our home a.
CID Batter save asyed herr 100:
Iode 10 csli - other plsce homie:
We IKE 1sSpl Cotnty ~ Aer 80
IL .ss.A esreuiS 81 ~ 5nste1vn esft fhi3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-03
SANCRE DEB|L
CAvSA TRASTORNOS
Ell PEP-To MANGAN DE GUIDE"
HACE SANGRE ROJA. EN- FORMA
LIQUIDA o EN- PAsTILLAS

Cuando Ia sangre Sc debilita y en-
pobrece. no es debido mas que & la dis
minuci6n de gl6bulos rojos. Esto Sc no.
ia facilmente en- la palidez de la COM
plexi6n, falta de apetito, NAL humor
inhabitual y una sensacion de debilidad
general. Al principle no es peligroso; /;
mejor dicho, mucha gente nj siquiera
10 nota y pasan asf varios d1as pensan
do que al siguiente Sc sentiran mejor.
El peligro grande yace en- la posibili-
dad de caer enfermo, en- cuyo case ell
cuerpo sufriria considerablemente, pues
to que lie faltaria la fuerza y resisten-
cia que proporciona la sangre roja y
RIGA.
ST Sc toman tempo y con regula-
ridad unas cuantas botellas de Pepto-
Mangan de "Gude'' son de gran ayu-
da. Mejora la calidad de Ia sangre ana
diendole gl6bulos rojos. Hacen desapa-
recer la debilidad, mejoran el aretito y
la complexion.
Puede Ud. conseguir en- su botica ell
Pepto-M -Mangan de 'Gude" en forma
fqnida en- pasti1las. Adquiera ell YER
dadero que neva ell nombre complete
Pepto- -Mangan de "Gude'' escrito en- ell
paquete. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-03
UNA cARTA DEL DR. RUIZ soLER


Como el Gobernador Reilly, en- su in
formation dada recientemente la prem
sa, afrma que todcs los nombramientos
iltimamente hechos en- Ell Departamen
to de Sanidad son ilegales, v6ome obli
gado manifestar publicamente tam
bien, al igual que 10 hice hace dias
mi opinion de que dichos nombramien-
tos son perfectamente validos porQue
fueron hechos de acuerdo con la ley y
sin incurrir en- exceso de facultades o
abuse de poder.
Els cierto que, de acuerdo con la Sec
ci6n 26 de la Ley para reorganizar Ell
Servicio de Sanidad, aprobada en- mar
20 IA de 1912, tai como fue eEmenda-
da por la Ley No. 25 de 1914 todos
los ofciales de sanidad eran nombrados
sujetos la aprobacion del Gohernador
do Puerto Rico; pero no es menos cier-
to que dicha Seccion 26 fue ESPECIAL
MENTE DERoGADA, en- cuanto esa
disposition Sc refere, por la Seccion
rs de la Ley estableciendo un sistema
de gobierno local reorganizando los
servicios municipales, aprobada en- ju
lilo 81, 1919.
Por la Ley No. so de 1921, la Sec
ci6n de la Ley Municipal fue enmen-
dada. Esta secci6n tai como esta hoy
en- vigor, dice en- parte:
"Y DIsPoNIENDosE, ADEMAs,
que ell servicio de sanidad en- cada mu-
nicipahdad estara a cargo de un Off
cial inspector de sanidad NOMBRA-
DO PoR Ell CoMIsIoNADo DE sA-
NIDAD DE PUERTO RICO Y cuyo
sueldo sera fjado por la ley, y todos
los gastos de este servicio de sanidad
seran hechos por Ell Gobieroo Insu-
lar - ~
Y este basta.
DR.. A. Ruiz SOIER
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Ell v1AJE DEL GoBERNADoR.

FL pr6ximo sabado Sc llevar& a efec-
to Ell anunciado viaje del Gobernador
Reilly a los pueblos del centro de la
isla, dlrante ell cual Sc seguira extric-
tamente ell siguiente itinerario:
Saldra de San Juan las $3.50 A. M,
llegando a Bayamon a las en- punto
en- donde, ell Gobernador Sc dirigira di-
rectamente la Acadia para ser pre-
sentado al Comisionado de Servicio Pti-
blico, Sr. Rodriguez y los miembros
de la Asamblea Municipal del Con-
cejo de Administrator.
saldra de Bayam6n a las 10 A. M.
Llegara Comerio las 10:4O, y salu-
dara al Alcalde Celestino J. Perez.
Dejara a Comerio a las 11:1O v lie
CARA Barranquitas a las 1880 en- don
de sera presentado al Comisionado de
Servicio Publico, Antonio vazquez Ra-
mos Aquf hara una vista a la tumba
de Mufioz Rivera.
Saldra de Barranquitas a las 1920
y Iegara Barros a la 1 P. M, salu-
dando al Alcalde, Juan B. Latorre y
pernaneciendo ALI para almorzar.
Saldra de Barros a las 2:3O P. NJ,
regresando por Barranquitas llegando
a Aibonito a las $3.50 P. M. ALI salu-
dara al Alcalde Gregorio Hernandez.
Desde Aibonito la comitiva regresa-
ra directamente a San Juan.
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La Verdad deIO OCuTridO...
continuation de la pagIna sa.)

Por tiltimo, es aHsolutsmente incierto,
que los senadores republicanos hiciera
mos objection alguna al nomtramiento
del Fiscal senior Font
Este caballero combati0 en- ell Distri-
to de Ponce mi can3idatura para Sena-
dor, hubiera sido impropio cue yo lie
formulara cargos que pudieran tener Ia
sospecha de ser inspirados por un mez
quino deseo de venganza.
No hice objection alguna y 81 la hubie
ra hecho 10 diria con toda franqueza,
porque no soy hombre acostU4nbrado a
herir en- la sombra por la espalda.
r. MARTINEZ NADAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-03
DON JAIME P1ERAs

Despues de un viaje tan placcEterc
para el como fructifero para Il. respe-
table frma la cual pertenece, ha re.
gresado San Juan Ell estimadlsimo y
culto joven don Jaime Pieras, de la
casa "Higuera, Perell6 y CO. 2pen
goza de muchas simpatias por su valcr
y las bellas cualidades que le alderman
NNos completeness en- envi.c nuestro
mas afectuoso saludo de bienverida a.
correctisimo joven.
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de aqua podra facilmente entrar en- Ell
puertos. Despu6s de terminada esta
gran obra 1000 900 de metros cuadra-
dos de tango, que son hoy obstaculo
para ell levantamiento maritime des-
aparecera en- su lugar quedara un
profundo trozo de bahia
LAS ExPoRTACIoNES
Ell total de las exportaciones del afo
1919 fu6 de $150,811,44O sea un au-
mento de 90 por ciento mas que las
exportaciones de los amos anteriores y
alredor de S7o,OOO,OOO mas que el ere
cord'' mas alto obtenido en- otros amos.
Las importaciones tambien rompieron
ell "record'', alcanzando un total de
500 ,388,534. Esta suma es I'm so por
ciento mas subido que las anteriores i'm
portaciones de la isla. Ell total del CO.
mercio externo durante ell a1o de 1919
fU6, por tanto, de S247, ,199 9S3, sea
un aumento de IA por ciento sobre las
cifras de los amos anteriores
Ell balance del comercio ha estado
favor de la isla continuamente, deSde
ell 1917, el montante total de todos
los balances habidos durante los ulti-
mos Is afios, uega la enorme suma de
S1s9, 1853, 1856, que es mas de 70 por Glen
to del total de las inversiones de toda
Ia propiedad de Puerto Rico. Todas es
tas cifras con relaci6n al comercio ex-
terno de la isla son extraordinarias
emocionantes.
LAS CoNDICIoNEs BANCARIAs
Los Bancos de la Isla han demostrado
por 81 mismos no solamente seguridad
y conservation, sino que han aumenta-
DO sus capitales Y facilidades para ell
acomodo del dinero, ayudando al des-
arrollo de negocios en- grandes escalas.
1ETPoRTACIoNEs
En- las importaciones Sc ha sentido
tambi6n ell enorme progreso del conner
clio de Ia isls, particularme lte en- 10 que
atafle los Estados Unidos, pues de la
metr6poh Sc exportan para Ia isla los
articulos alinenticios, trajes, ropas en-
general, fertilizadores, hierro acero.
cueros, gonna, etc. En- articulos alimen
ticios solamente Sc importaron en- la
isla, al terminar ell afio fiscal de 1920,
S37852, ,134, 10 que demuestra uu gran
aumento en- volumen y en- valor a los
afios anteriores. En- zapatos tambien So
export6 mas cantidad en- 1920 que en-
1919.
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LA ASOCIACIoN DE PADRES DE
PUERTA DE TERRA

La nueva directiva de esta Asocia
ci6n ha quedado formada de la 'manera
siguiente:
Don Guillermo Hernandez, Presiden
te; don FEudencio Rivera Martinez,
Vice Presidente; doctor Joseph Ieavit,
Tesorero; Don Bernardo Cruz secreta-
rio; Don Julio Aybar, -Secretario;
Dona Angela G. de Sierra, dona Juana
de Ortiz y Maria vazquez de Borgos, CO.
mo vocales. Consejeros: Don Juan Ruiz,
don Martin Fernandez, don Limo Marti-
nez, Balbino Navedo, Rafael Martinez,
Carlos Fernandez, Don Simon Gomez, Ma
nuel Texidor.
Los nuevos directories tomaran pose
sion ell jueves pr6ximo las cuatro de
la tarde en- la oficina de La Principal
de la Escuela Martin E. Brumbaugh.
EN- T.TRERTAn
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10 QUE REGREsAN

En- ell "San Lorenzo regres6 aver
de Europa y Estados Unidos, donde pa
SO una 1arga temporada, nuestro esti-
mado amigo don Rafael Baquero, como
cido comerciante de esta plaza.
Ell senior Baquero, durante un afo
que permaneci6 ausente, recorrio Espa-
fia, visitando tambi6n Paris Ingla-
terra.
Nuestro afectuoso saludo
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NINA DEsAPARECIDA

Informa la seiora Jossfa Petrovich.
residente en- la Gale San Rafael, de
Mayagiiez, que anteanoche Sc desapare-
clio de su casa vivienda la nina Car
men Petra ortega, de II amos de edad,
blanca, sin que hasta la fecha Sc conoz-
ca su paradero.
Sc suplica los colegas de San Juan
la reproduction de este suelto
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Ell progreso alcanzado por Pto.
Rico durante veinte amos

nistrados gratuitamente los niflos de
las escuelas pIbIcas hasta Ell octave,
grado.''
Ell Departamento del Interior ha de-
mostrado pruebas evidentes de su COM
petencia en- los trabajos publtcos.
Puerto Rico es una de las comunida-
des de los Estados Unidos ne mas
gasta en- los trabajos de caminos y ca
rreteras. En- los ultimos 20 amos Sc han
construido en- Puerto Rico 922 kilome
tros de buenas carreteras, de acuerdo
con los m6todos modernos que son: una
dura Y suave superfcie; un perfecto de
sagiie prueba de polvo una ligera
conveXidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-03
ALuzxgAs PARA MuRsass

La CliHAca 1Gtrsmar s1onO dt1O para
an Anmore de t6vsnsa sue deseel o.
Eud1&r y practtcar.
La ssnsritz superaatsadeHsa faciNta
r6 los 1atarmes nscesartos. Banturcs,
Etop 10. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-03
Ell 'sCALYPSo"

El primero DEL actual lego al puer-
to de San Juan Ell vapor hclandes sea
lypso" procedente de Europa, saliendo
el mismo dia con rumbo a Sanchez,
Puerto Plata, Puerto Barrios y Kinston
despachado por sus consignatarios los
senores Sues. de L. villamil y Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-03
FALLEcIMIENTos EN- PONCE

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
comunica que han fallecido en- la refe-
rida poblaci6n dofia Sebastiana Toro y
doiia Ramona Colon Vida. de Leon, per-
sonas que gozaban de gran estimation
alli.
Reciban sus deudos nuestro mas SEN
lido pesame.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-03
SENTENCIADOs PoR HURTO

En- la corte municipal de Aguadi-
la, fueron sentenciados, seis meses
de carcel por hurto d. un automo-
los individuos Miguel Allende, CUTLER
mo Noa, Sebastian Salas Jr. Vic
tor Gonzalez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-03
LA CRISIS ECONOMICAL
Sc AGRAvA EN- CAYEY

De Cayey nos dicen 10 siguiente:
''Sigue la crisis acentuandose cada
vez mas. Nuestros agricultores tienen
atin sin vender su tabaco, y Sc asegu-
ra que la siembra de la preciosa hoja
no negara este afio nj la cuarta par
te de 10 que fu6 ell pasado afio.
Sc nos asegura que pronto scran ins
talados doc nuevos motorea en- nuestra
planta electrical, y que col ese motive
CayeJ tendra mejor luz.