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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
.|RREGuLARITY CONTINUES
IN n. !. BOND MARKET
Weakness in Speculative Rail
road Mortgages Counter.
balanced by Activity.
[By Assoclated Press.l

| NEW YORK, Dec. G.--Marked ir-
regularity continued ia today's bond
market, actue weakness of a num-
Der of the speculative railroad mort
\ cages being counterbalanccd by the
strength OF foreign and United
states government securities and n
better tone among Industrial lines.
| Trading was again comparatively
light. but the restraining effect I'M
posed by the unc, .tainty OF the gov.
ernments new financing was remov-
cd after the market closed by the
announcement OF Il new Issue on De-
| cembcr Is of $500 600 900 I'm shor,
term notes. OF this sum 100000. 900
Will consist of two issues Of certi-
| tcates of indebtedness one tnatur-
! Ing In three months with n coupon
, rate of IL per cent, and the other
maturing in one year with a four
per cent rate. and $500. 600, 900 IN 9
| IL year TREASURY notes. bearing 4
Ia per cent coupon. Cash subscrip-
| tons VIII be accepted for the full
$500. 100000 in treasury notes with
the government reserving the right
to issue additional notes for all the
victory 81 per cent notes 1900. 0Oo.-
! GOO of which mature on that date
that are offered for exchange.
Reaction Hts shares
were the hardest HIT in the reac-
tionary movement in the railroad
group. St. Paul dehrnturc As. the Is
IF 1925 general LIS and convertible
| 4 LIS and 5s dropped To l-2
points; Erie general Is and cor
vertible LES series \. Il and u. to
] To and adjustmeut ga ! l-2 to .
points. Frisco Issues were sold on
publication of poor earnings report
lac
cal year. hut there was no apparent
outside reason for the weakness of
| the st. Paul and Eric groups. Sea-
board AIR Line Stamped Is and Louis
lana and Northern Is also were under
pressure.
Oil and Copper Company lines made
good progress In the industrial di-
vision. gains OF l To - points being
scored by Mexican Petroleum SIS.
Fierce OH So. Marland oil rs with
Warrants. Chile Copper IS and Cerro
de pasco s.
Dohnar steel - broke points and
Cuba Cana SIS and International
phper IS. series \. one each
Foreign Bonds Improve.
Foreign bonds improved in sym
nathy with hiEher exchange rates
aims of TO ! J.: points were made
! by Cuba Railroad las. Anton Jur-
4
l-2s and Holland American Gs. but
Cuba Railroad SIS were weak
Except for Sigh; recessions in
Liberty l-2s and the new govern
ment las. L. :. government securi-
ties improved 20 to Is cents on 500.
Total sales fpar valuc) were sll,-
! $4,000.
Announcement was made today
that iocnl syndicate had been
! 81 :, H.1 e
the state Of Missouri for which bids
were received yesterday. The Sa-
100000 bonds maturing on December
j. 1923, have been disposed OF and
INC S2.oconuO due December |, 1924
and 100000 due December !, 1925.
will be offered TO the publio on a
$50 per cent basis. Public offerings
was made today. OF a S4,6i5,00O is
sue OF consolidated 3 per cent mort
gage bonds OF the Dominion Iron
ana steel Company. The price was
60 and interest to Yield SjS prr cont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS
IRy AssncIa,nh Pre-.

tBy Associated Press
BALTIMORE. MD, Dec. 6-Potatoe,
Native and nearby, io0DLiO: Southern,
.1ISc: all sections. No. =. fog Joc; sweets
L2;GI5S.
Onions: Native and nearby. 2oo1.so:
all sections. No. 2, ia5GLso.
Apples; Packed, per barrel. ;oo1Sno:
all varieties, No. .. 2.Go3260
Eggs Native and nearby nrsts SOS:
Southern Hrsts.
Butter: Creamery. fancy. 55D5s; do.
prints, 56TsS; dairy prints, 3aff3S
Live poultry: Spring chickens. iuclud :
Ing inEhorns, no. =; old hens including
!eshorns. i7nec: old rocstsrs. iic. Ducks,
white Pckins, .5Grot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
WASHINGTON MARKETS
INy a ssociatcd Press

" ANSOciatcd Press
w ASHlNGTON Dec s.-EEgs: Strictly
frcsh. %: Southern, ~ Live uouitry
Rooster. u: turkeys. 90; spring chickens.
:im % fowls. ..t.a3. Dressed poultry
spring chiCnens. :siI2>; hens. * spas; ronS-
;rrs, il; turkeys. iODij Live stock
calves. choice. ie'I; do medium, Il: lambs
a. live pigs. each. 70cISo. live hogs. 81,
ahi"s----Poistocs No. l. sacked . o. az
~. "" :. sacked. 90 LOO: sweet potatoes
North Carolina. ie0tL59; nearby. iOGr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
MAKE PLANS TONIGHT
FOR ORPHANS DRIVE
Governor Trinkle VIII Nuke Adj
drcss at Conference and sup
pcr at AfurpLy'S Hntel

T.. Randolph Williams, president
of the Chiidrcn's Home Society o.
Virginia. VIII preside 1T the confer
ence and supper to take place to-
night a; $50 o'clock in Murphy's
Hotel which all w.orkers in tho COM
ing triennial financial campaign are
expected to attend. Governor
Trinklr. state chairman OF the or
Ganization. Will make the address
of the evening aud he will be intro
duced by Mr.. Williams. 1t is thought
that all the team captains Will be
Gppointcd by that time and mum.
her or groups Will be completed for
the task OF raising $4,000 in thi.
city between next Sunday and De-
ccmher 20.
Seven children were brought to
the society yesterday from Peters
burg In two automobiles. all OF them
moiherlcss. fatherless. homeless and
iriendleSs. All showed tho marks
OF poverty, but II will not he long
before each will be bright and rosv
checked under the care given at the
receiving home In Highland Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
KEYPORI
Hans Kross. of Newark, was I

Hans Kross. OF Newark, was fined
$26 whom held before Recorder
kaac N.sJohnston for driving thirty
- miles an hour on Front street,
h arrest being made by DR.. s. H.
cassidy. Other cases before the re.
corder recently were those of John
karan fined IS for being drunk and
disorderly, and Edward Henry fined
IS for drunkenness.
Mrs. A. L Osborn is spending sew
nral days with relatives in Manas-
yuan.
The annual bazaar of the Ladies'
Aid and Guild of the Reformed
church will be held tomorrow at
ternoon and night in the church
house. Yesterday afternoon the
complete all unfinished work. Be-
rides the usual ice rea and candy,
fancy and domestic articles will be
for sale and a program will be pre-
scented in the evening. The enter
tainment will include several mu-
steal numbers and a sketch enti-
tied The Ladies' Strike" by the
dramatic department of the Key
port Literary Club.
Mrs. E. s. Tilton and son How
ard, Of Long Branch, spent Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Til
ton and family.
The members of Mrs. Lorenzo
Mason's Sunday school class were
rendered a picnic on the church
grounds Monday night this class
being the banner class for the past
month. The young people enjoyed
q program of games. which was fol-
lowed by the serving of ice cream
and cake.
The members of Mrs. Lester Van
Sunday school class will
old a moving picture entertain
Dfnent in the high school auditorium
Friday night. the proceeds to be de-
voted to the fund now being raised
for the erection of a social house
on the Church street lot. Each
class in the Sunday school has
agreed to raise a certain amount
toward the sum needed.
Mrs. William H. Emmons has re-
turned from Chautauqua. N. Y,
after having enjoyed the session of
tho Biennial convention o. the Ma
tional Federated Clubs.
Miss Helen Osborn spent Tues
day with friends in New York.
The final meeting of the Keyport
Literary Club for the season will be
held Friday afternoon at the public
library with Mrs. Geoge W. Stidfole
as hostess. At this meeting the an
nual reports of the officers will be
presented
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
"Oper the Fourth: land the Bamberger Store
Between OurselUes
Now it's the calendarl

Now it's the calendar!
Reformers have turned to il and are
dissecting it with a vengeance. They
cell the world that it MUST be
changed.
Soon, then, we may expect thir-
teen-month years. And il the Fourth
Of July happens to fall on a Tuesday
in l926-Tuesday it will be in 1927.
1928 and straight up the line until the
millennium arrives.
How can a man be expected to thrill
at the prospect Of having the same
day OF the week arrive on the same
date, month after month and year after
year? Hunting for a calendar to see
on what day Of the week some personal
or national holiday happens to fall has
developed into one Of the innocent
diversions Of our family life. What
will compensate for the Joy that now
floods our souls as We contemplate
the approach and realization OF months
with five pay days?
Oh, unhappy day!
When will we men be able to fer
vently offer up our thanks to the little
gods that be because everybody mas
decided to leave the world alone for q
while and give il a much-needed rest'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Women's Traoel
Goats of English
Fabrics, 1850

Long-napped bury tweed mix
lures, but a more luxurious tweed
than we are accustomed TO.
With wide sleeves and skeleton
lined so il can be worn over a suit
without pinching. With skeleton lin
ings Of tafeta.
At $3.50 and 1880 are roomy travel
coats of mellow plaids or plain eolors
with plaid backs. In tans, grays ana
greens.
WORCESTERSHIRE FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28

granted the general contract for the
erection of the new school at Hazle:.
Ho1mdel Township. Monmouth
county, the cost being s14,470.
David Buist, of New Brunswick, was
awarded the contract for the heat.
lumbing and water supply at the
Post Of s1.470. The building will
Ibe Of selected brick. white mortar
.doints and slate roof 1t is to be
completed by October I. John Noble
'ierson & Son OF this city are the
lrchitects
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Pictures and Mirrors
RemcU1i Sale

Moving to new quarters on
the sixth floor. I'll mirrors
and most Of the pictures in
stock have been subjected to
the most telling reductions
from regular price.
PICTURES REDUCED 1000
70 see.
ENTIRE STOCK OF MIRRORS
REDUCED 1870 TO % l-39o.
BAM8EReER's-sIGTE FLccR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
The Sphinx!
New Sweater, 100

After the Egyptian. Woven of
soft lightweight mohair to give IT
warmth and artificial silk to
bring out" the pattern of the
curious hieroglyphics that crisis
cross it from top to bottom.
There Is q smart navy blue with
figures in tan, there is tan with hg-
ures in blue and a lighter copen.
WORCESTERSHIRE FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28

THURSDAY Only

In instances where the lots in this
column are small. and We cannot
guarantee that they will remain ON
sale All day, we state ut the bottom
Of such items: "While quantities
last. No mall. phone or Q. o. d.
orders"
PORTABLE PHOTOGRAPHS. s.25.
Portable machines Of excellent
tone, very light and easy to handle.
Can be taken conveniently on week
end trips, parties. etc. Splendid re-
production. Sixth floor.
BOYS AND GIRLS BOOKS. 29c.
Vacation reading published to sell
at Soc. Among the titles are Dave
Fearless and the Cave Of Mystery"
After Sunken Treasure" 'Three
Little Women" Campfire Girls"
Miss Pat & Co." and many others.
Balcony.
GIRLS SKIRTS. 75c.
Kiltie skirts, made Of bingham and
other wash material. together with
n limited number of khaki skirts,
sizes 8 to IA years. While they last.
Third floor.
FANCY WOVEN GINGHAM, 1ec YD.
Close. firmly woven gfngham. of
excellent quality. 81 inches wide. A
good variety of checks and small
plaids. Full pieces. On sale while
the quantity lasts. First floor.
MEMS HANDKERCHIEFs.
FOR lbs.
Box Of SIX handkerchiefs. regularly
i.50. Cord quality cloth. Satin cord
borders. Semi ongfellow initials.
ouarter-inch hemstitched hens.
While they last. First floor.
GIRLS BUcKSKIN PUMPS. 4.65.
Genuine buckskin pumps for grow
ing girls: sizes 2la to Z. Two straps.
All white: also trimmed with gun
metal. patent colt or tan calfski1.
welted soles. Low heels. Regularly
700. Second floor.
ALUMINIUM SAUCE PANS, soc.
Miro" covered sauce pans Of
heavy sheet aluminium. highly poll
fshed. 3-quart size. Strong long
riveted handles. Regularly Las each.
while a limited quantity lasts.
Basement.
PILLOW CASES, 4 FOR 100.
Regular size pillow cases, made
of good grade of muslin. finished
with three-inch hens. Sell in the
regular way for CSC each, while they
.ast, 4 for 100. First floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Open
Soturd day, July LIST
Also
Monday, July Sd
Closed all day every
Saturday from July 9Th to
Sept. End inclusive.
Store Hours 9 A. NJ. TO
$50 p. NJ.
The Coolest Suits
For Women Are of
Shantung, 1875

That silky deeper-than-cream
Shantung that comes from the
rub, crisp and fresh for another
summer day.
These at 1878 are new for holi-
day wearing and they feature the
long line coats with narrow belts
and flap or slit pockets.
One-buttoning.
And with trim notch collars.
There are three models in this col
lection, in sizes from "a to A.
BAMBERGER'sTHIRp FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Turkish Bath ToUsls
at Less

HIGH-GRADE TOWELS
From a quality MANUFACTURED.
Made Of twc-piy double twi5fsa
warns, full b,eached, very 1t
sorbsrt.
Note:-The new Linen Dersrsrssn!
is on the second floor.
Size 2ox40 in; made to sell for oec
each
Size 23x47 in; made TO sell for SOC;
Size 26x52 in; made to sell for 69c;
each .sSe
Size 22x3S in; made to sell for CSC;
each
These. last with dolores tcrders)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Misses Linen !
Sleeueless Dresses
.6.95

of genuine Irish linen and
Granite linen.
Plain tailored models or
button trimmed. White pip
ing around neck and pockets
Leather belts.
Colors = Orchid, pink,
blue, green.
Sizes ID to Is.
BAMBERGER'S-THIRD FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
White Felt Hats
Haze q Holiday Air
800

Especially when the edges have been cut to form
a frinee-iust 2 narrow curling fringe that is the only
trimming thew need. If we except a hnger-width
land Of white g~rosgrain ribbon.
Ribbon ranks next in favor. Wide g~rosgrain rib
hon made I'D into soft-brimmed of-the-face models
that couldn't be unbecoming if they tried to.
In white, navy, sand and orchid.
BAMRERGERs-THIRD FLOOR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17

LOS INTESTINoS DEBEN
FUNCIONAR LIBREMENTE


Para poder tener salud, deDemos es-
tar limpios externa internamente es-
timulando la naturaleza para que esta
active ell funcionamiento regular de los
organos digestivos, Ell estomago, los in
testinos y el l1gado. 81 el drenaje natu-
raj del cuerpo humane Sc conserva ex-
pedito hay menos riesgo de que las ma
terias toxicas Sc asimilen en- la circu-
laci6n y produzcan serios des6rienes al
extenderse por el cuerpo. Toda persona.
por consiguiente, debe properder a i'm
pedir la acumulacion de residucs super
fiuos y facilitar que Ell est6mago y los
intestinos funcionen Hbremente, toman
do las Pildoras Indianas Vegetables de
Wright, las que limpian el cuerpo de
materias impuras y son la vez un Ia
xante suave porque sus componentes
vegetables Sc extraen de las RIQUEzAS
DE LA NATURALEzA. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
La SaRgrG en- malaS
COndiciOneS. afNCta
los sentimientOS
Ell pEPTo-MANGAN HAcE sANGRE
RoJA; DEvUELvE LA IRRADIA-
CIoN DE LA SALUD

Lenta, muy lentamente van apare-
ciendo las sefiales de una sangre debili-
tada. Generalmente existe una sensacioD
de laxitud semejante a una purcza, di-
gamos inofensiva, y Ell semblante adquie
re un color terroso. Ell Pepto -MangaD
de ''Gude" es 10 primero que Una mu-
ier debe pensar tornar cuando nota que
su semblante refeja decaimiento.
Expulsa todos los venenos que 10 es-
tropean.
Pero no es solamente el efccto que
ell Pepto-M -Mangan de "Gude' tiene So
bre la complexion que le da su valor
Forina ademas nueva sangre que, a SD
vez, mejora los sentimientcs v cevuelve
Ell bienestar, asi como tambi6n desp1er-
ia Ell apetito.
e. Pepto-Mangan de ssGude', forms
nueva sangre. Sc vende en- forma nqui-
da en- tabletas ;ambas fornas tienen
las mismas propiedades medicinales. 81
nombre complete "Pepte- -Mangan de
"Gude' va escrito en- cada paqrete.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
tai DIA COMO HOY
continuation de la pagina ~

para salvarla de las coleras del pueblo.
AL dia siguiente, diez, una ordenan-
"a real clausura la Universidad por nm
afio. Esta medida provoca un verdade-
no levantamiento. Obreros Y burgueses
hacen causa comln con los estudiantes.
La insurrecci6n Sc propaga por todos los
barrios, la municipalidad pide al sobe-
rano aleje la favorita, y la Camara de
los Sefiores Intervene su vez. Ante la
revolucion inminente Luis cede al fin,
no sin una resist encia testaruda. Sc hace
entrar a Lola en- una berlina y, custodia-
da por algunos gendarmes, Sc la hace
salir de la capital en- tanto que ell pue-
bio, furioso. invade la residencia de Ia
bailarina la saquea totalmente. Ell rey,
a quien una singular fantasia ha llevado
a observar ell tumulto, es alcanzado por
una piedra, bafado en- sangre, es lleva-
do su palacio. La noche misma dis
frazada. Lola vuelve a Munich. Duran
tie muchos dias trata en- vano de acer-
carse al monarca.
Entretando, Ell "a, ell trono de julio
Sc habia derrumbado en- Paris; la ola
revolucionsria Sc extiende por toda Eu-
ropa. Encuentra en- Baviera terreno par
ticularmcnte propicio. Los des6rdenes
recomienzan, y ell veinte de MARIO Luis
abdica para salvar la monarquia y lie su
cede SUI hijo Maximiliano.
Ell primer cuidado de Luis, al salir
de Munich, habia sido invitar Lola
que Sc reuniera con el. Para su fe-
hcidad, esta no respondi6 al llamado. Sc
pone en- boca de Lola Monies a este
respecto, una Erase cinica: "Cuando lie
que Baviera tenfa Glen mil frances y
ell rey Luis Sc los ha comido.''
Lola encontr6 EN- Berna otras distrac-
clones. De Suiza paso Inglaterra, en-
donde a pesar de la existencia de su
esposo, James, quien no muri6 sino has
ia mil ochocientos cincuenta y dos, ha-
llo la manera de casarse con un ioven
teniente de los guardias reales, Jorge
Trafford Healt, poseedor de opulentas
rentas. Entire tanto, publicaba memories
mas escandalosas que veridicas Habien
do intentado la familia del Official una
acci6n penal por ibigania en- contra de
ella, esta segunda union fu6 rota los
dos afios Els entonces cuando Lola Mon
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17

tes parte para los Estados Unidos. En-
un teatro de Nueva Orleans tiene Ell ca
pricho de representa- una pieza de la
que ella es la heroina v que Sc llama:
''Aventuras de Lola Montes en- Bavie-
RAJ En- California Sc une en- terceras
nupcias con NJ Hull, propietario de un
gran diario californiano, 10 abandona v
vuelve a Europa. Perseguida por sus
acreedores Sc We obligada a embarcarse
para Australia, donde los asuntos escan-
doloscs con un director de teatros ocu-
paron largo tempo la cr6nica. De re-
greso la America muri6 en- Nueva
York, Ell diez y siete de enero de 1861,
completamente convertida v, segtin Sc di
ce, en- medic de las practicas. de la mas
completa devotion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
LA BAJA DEL MARCO:
Continuation de la pag. 81.

n
Gil, corregir; corrigiendolos pueden au-
mentar en- mucho los recursos de su
presupuesto.
La distinction que ellos establccen on
ire valores orc y valores papel, merece
llalnar al mas alto punto la atenci6n de
sus acreedores. Suponiendo que el 60
bierno aleman quebrara, 10 que esta
bien lejos de suceder, digase 10 que
Sc dijere, por una necesidad fatal, Ia
quiebra no alcanzaria esos valores orc,
ellos conservatism sodo su precio. Cons
tituirian una riqueza hquida que podria
y deberia, llegado al case, servir de
prenda la acreencia de los aliados.
Raymond RECoULY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
RUidOSO plOcGSO
en- AIemania


La Corte Suprema de Halnburgo aca-
ba de ponerle coto los grandes falsifi
cadores de los productos Salvarsan y
Eeosalvarsan los que durante los Ill
timos amos estuvieron merced de los
falsifcadores con 10 que sembraron
grandes preocupaciones en- todos los
paises del mundo y muy especialmente
en- los mercados de America.
Despues de un proceso que dur6 en-
corte alberta IA dias y durante este
tempo desflaron ante la Corte un gran
ndmero de testigos peritos, Ia corte
conden6 dos fabricantes principales
3y 5 amos de presidio; 16 mas fueron
condenados a dos amos, 162 que Sc ocu-
paban de la venta de los productos fal
sifcados a 20 600, $4,000 v 10000 Mar
cos de multa .
Los falsifcadores fabricaba1 un pol
vo amarillo soluble de materias sin va
lor, parcialmente ofensivas pala La sa-
lud, Ell cual Sc parece mucho al Salvar-
san Las etiquetas y embalajes del YER
dadero preparado Sc habian falsifcado
de tai manera que aln los mejores pro-
fesionales estaban sujetos a no recono-
Ger la falsifcaci6n.
Han obtenido en- este negocio los fal
sifcadores vendedores grandes ga
nancias, llevando una vida muy esplen-
dida, ayudados por la gran demanda en-
todo Ell mundo para productos alema-
mes, 10 que les hacia facil vender sus
falsificaciones.
La Corte hizo constar ell su senten-
cia sobre todo, Ia manera inhumana
con la cual los falsifcadores ponfan en-
peligro la vida de la humanidad, ponien
do en- serio descredito Ia industrial
slemana, 10 que considerable en- primer
t6rmino al tomar su decision en- ell We
redicto.
Las falsifcaciones produjeron Ell algu
nos peri6d1cos del extranierc. las noti-
cias de que la industria Alemana inten-
cionalmente trataba de vender medica-
mentos venenosos despues de la guerra.
Estamos seguros de que las penalids-
des de este proceso sobre los falsifica-
dores y vendedores sera una 6ura y mar
cada lecci6n para ponerles freno sus
desmanes anti -humanitarios.
Meister Lucius and Bruning, de
Hoechst, Alemania, han dado amplios
poderes e instrucciones terminates a
sus agentes generates para que estos
persigan los productos falsifcados por
todos los medios posibles que esten a
su alcance, y Sc pongan en- relaci6n
directa con todos los sefiores 1nedicos,
farmace1ticos, clinicas, saretorios y
Hospitales para que puedan usar Uni
camente ell legitimo Salvarsan, Neosal-
varsan, Silver Salvarsan y Salvarsan
S6dico del professor Pablo Erlich.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
LA "CARTA ORGANICA" tai Y
Y COMO EsTA VICENTE

La Secretaria Ejecutiva &c Puerto
Rico ha publicado una nueva edici6n
de la Ley organica, en- ingles, Y otra
en- espafiol, tai y como esta VICENTE en-
Ia actualidad
Las personas que lie interesen podran
obtenerla en- dicha oficina al precio
de 8 centavos cada ejemplar. 81 ha de
ser enviada por correo, deberan remitil
Sc ademas centavos para Ell franqueo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
sENr1D1s1Mo FAILEc1M1ENTo


Ell viernes pasado dej6 de existir en-
Ell barrio "Toro Negro, de Ciales, la
virtuosa DANA dofia Irene Ramos yiuda
de Berries.
La respetabilisima senora muri6 la
avanzada edad de setenta y cinco amos.
La desaparici6n de esta dana, que
era toda bondad y carifo, ha causado
profunda pena ALI, donde. tanto Sc lie
estimaba per sus mobiles prendas perso-
males.
Enviamos a los deudos de la finada, y
EN- particular sus hijos, don Santiago,
don Acisclo, dofa Juana, don Felicia
no, don Isidro, don Laureano, nuestro
mas sentido pesame por la irreparab1e
p6rdida que sufren.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
PoR v1oLAR LA LEY 'voLsTEAD'

Ell tribunal municipal de Ponce, du-
rante la presente semana, resolvera los
siguientes casos por violaci6n la ley
de la prohibition: Crist6bal Nieves, del
barrio "Cedro", dos casos de alam-
biques; Juan Evangelista, Marcelo Luc-
ca, Darfo Irizarry, Cirilo Camacho, Ma
rio Y Felix Santiago, por ell mismo de-
Tito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
Cuando usted visite San
Juan hOspedese en-
La CAFETERIA
LA MANO FUERTE DE

Nuestro corresponsal en- Cayey nos
informa que los inspectores de sanidad
han dado principle a una activa cam
pafia en- contra de los vendedores de le-
che, quienes traen dicho producto al
pueblo en- garrafones sucios cubiertos
con hojas de malangos. Con motive de
esta disposition de la Sanidad, ell jefe
local, sefor Colon, ha recibidO numero-
sas felicitaciones.