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The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01
NORTHEAST KEENE

Pedro parties seem to be the order
of the day. One was held at Pete
Andres, Wednesday night and one
at Anthony Briemayer's, on Friday
night.
The young folks of Miriam held a
party at John Andres, Sunday night.
Lucille Scheid spent Wednesday
night with her cousin, Bertha Eli
son and attended the party at Pete
Andres.
Frank Shindorf and Maynard
Byrnes have taken a wood job of
Leo Shindorf.
Roy Allen spent Tuesday at G. P.
Hawley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Brown attend
ed the dance at Saranac, Friday
night.
Mary Schnider spent Sunday at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scheid and
children and mother, spent Tuesday
at Joe Warmers, of Cooks Corners.
Miss Elma Jacoby was home over
Sunday.
Walter Hubbard was in Grand
Rapids, Monday
Madeline Seifried was home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Fern Phillips and daughter,
June, spent Sunday in Grand Rap
ids with her husband
The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01
SMOKY ROW

Lewis Seeley and wife and Il. e..
Seeley visited Sunday in Smyrna,
with Charlie Joslin and family.
N. C. Douglas and wife spent
Thursday with Edd Esotchkiss and
wife.
c. b. Johnston and family and
Pearl Zahm, of Belding, visited on
Satur, ay afternoon and evening with
Will Ridsdale and wife.
Fred Whipple and wife visited on
Sunday afternoon with Ray Powell
and wife
Ernest Benton and wife visited
Tuesday at Eli Wits.
Ben Shindorf and wife visited on
Sunday afternoon with Henry Zahm
and family.
Cleve Harrington and wife, of
Ionia, visited Monday with Edd
Hotchkiss and wife.
Roy Tillotson spent Sunday even
ing with Clayton Sparks.
Mrs. Will Ridsdale visited Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Ray Powell.
Mrs. Frank Tillotson called on
Mrs. Eli Witt and Mrs. Carl Taylor
Saturday afternoon.
j. ID. Strain visited MonSay, with
Edd Hotchkiss and wife.
Lewis Seeley and Otis Seeley were
in Lakeview, Thursday. Miss Mel
lie Seeley returned with them.
Milo Towne and wife spent Friday
evening with Edd Hotchkiss and
wife.
Freeman Sparks spent Thursday
with his father, VIM. Sparks.
People interested IN the Marble
cemetery, don't forget the Cinner at
Floyd Sparks in Keene, February
18th. The oyster dinner has been
drawn off but a pot luck dinner will
be served. Let everyone come.
Visitors at Eli Wits, Saturday
were: Mrs Ray Powell. Mrs. John
Andres, Mrs. Frank Tillotson, Mrs.
Mabel Monroe and son, Boyd Mon
roe, Grand Higgins and Arthur
Clark and wife.
Lewis Seeley and Otis Seeley vis-
tied in Lowell, Monday.
The skating parties are not so
many as there has been. One skater
hearl terrible noise near Will
Sparks barn on the Miller farm. He
is not the first one to hear strange
noises there. They have been heard
there before
n. f. Higgins and wife were call
ers at Eli Wits, Thursday.
The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01

NAL in the house and gave Ii some
milk TO drink. Then 1t stretched out
by the stove. 1t did not remain there
long before it began to show signs
Of a jag, which would have been the
delight of an old topper. The hound
the next day acted as though II had
a very bad headache.
Mr.. Dunn thinks the dog located the
booze the day of the fox chase and
kept II To himself, slipping back the
next day. He is watching him closely.
In the hope that he will lead him to
the cache.
The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01
SAVES HER SEVEN CHILDREN
Mother Makes Four Trips into Burn
ING House to Rescue Boys and
Girls In Bed.

Buffalo, N. Y.-Mrs. Mary Holler
saved her seven children from suffoca-
tion by making four trips into her
burning home. She was barefooted.
and had to travel through three inches
of snow outside the house.
The woman was awakened by the
roaring of flames. She saved three Of
the children in the first trip. She took
them to barn and wrapped them In
blankets to keep them from freezing,
then went back and rescued the
others.
The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01
BANDIT GIVES
LIFE FOR Love
Notorious Mexican Desperate
Lured to His Death by
Native Beauty.
LAST OUTLAW CHIEF
Pedro Zamora, Whose Band Captured
Girls and Carried Them OF, Is
Slain, and Amour Holds
Secret Of Loot.

Mexico City-PedrO Zamora, the
last Of the leading bandits In Mexico.
was lured ~ his death by woman
he had made captive. according To au-
thentic stories just received here.
Zamora was probably the most daring
and picturesque bandit who ever raid
ed a town south of the Rio Grande.
Zamora and his brother. Antonio,
were originally vaqueros. or cowboys.
on one of the great ranches In the
state of JaliSco.
Several years ago Il favorable offer
was made To any one who would run
burro and mule trains 10 pack sup
plies into a mining district In the
state. and Pedro ana his brother gave
ND their ranch jobs and became pack
train freighters. They would have
prospered but for the many bandit
crews then harassing most of Mexico.
They were held up and robbed times
without number.
Became Bandit Himself.
Finally Pedro became enraged and
decided to turn bandit himself. He
gathered ~ OF .W TtthltSS IHtIi dDout
him and started out on his career as
a bandit His band increased with
his success and soon lie had 800 we'll
armed, well-mounted men at his com
mand
Like all bandits from the time of
Robin Hood on. Iamora'S crew not
only robbed and killed. hut II also
made bandit love TO thc women of the
territory through which II passed. Re
sutant wranClcS and icalousies led
Zamora, in imitation of more famous
outlaws, 10 decide on a bold plan.
Riding down one day toward the
beautiful little village of Autlan, he
said TO his men,
Below us are the homes Of many
beautiful women. You dogs who are
so amOrOus will take what women
seem good to you, but / will have no
quarrels over them. For each man q
woman, II he wants 10 he burdened
The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01
Five Bullets, This Old
Actors Last "Hand"

New York.-once upon a time
there was collie dog that did
tricks in the circus. He walked
on his hind legs and on his fore
paws for applause.
One day he got lost. He went
hungry and grew thin.
The other day he wandered
into schoolroom at Jamaica
and, suddenly finding himself in
the presence of spectators, this
old trouper Immediately began
hopping on his hind legs and on
his fore paws, .expecting-ap-
plause.
He got five bullets from po-
liceman's pistol. Somebody had
yelled Mad dog"
The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01
The Attraction Was Mutual.

with her on the road" Pedro Zamora
himself had no intention of taking a
woman with him. He considered them
as beneath his dignity as a bandit
chieftain. The Zamora band rode out
of Autlan at sundown with 23 women
captives and on that first journey Pc
dro caught sight of Conchita Lopez.
nineteen year-old girl Of unusual
bpautv
The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01
FOX HOUND GOES
ON BRANDY SPREE
Sneaks Out to Secret Cache and
Comes Home With Beauti.
ful Jag.

Charlottesville, Val. A. Dunn. 4
well-known farmer and fox hunter Of
this section, was out on chase Satur-
day. The next day one of his valued
hounds left home of Its own accord,
returning late In the evening.
Mr.. Dunn observed that the dog
was acting peculiarly. He thought the
animal had been poisoned and exam
ined its eyes for symptoms. About this
time he got a Whit OF the dogs breath
and detected strong odor OF apple
brandy on IL. Mr.. Dunn took the AMI
The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01
Riches AXE Wing
and Fly Away

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The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01
Killed Her Captor.


The attraction was mutual and that
night Conchita stabbed and killed her
captor that she might be with Pedro.
From then on they were inseparable
and when the federal troops began To
close in on them. Pedro. after burying
much of his loot. escaped with Con.
chita, taking S20O0O in gold with him.
The pair finally agreed tn surrender
OH condition that they he sent 10
Durango and that they retain their
loot. And then Conchita disappeared.
Zamora learned she was in Mexico
City with plenty'of money. his 10000,
and that she was living like queen.
He broke his parole and went to the
capital to see for himself, was arrest
ed, and assassinated In his cell.
There are many who believe that Con-
chita knows where Pedro's loot is
buried and that she will go there and
recover ii. Zamora, the last OF the
Mexican bandits. was scarcely twenty.
seven years old when he was killed.
And Conchita Lopez, under another
name, Is now the toast Of Mexico
City.
The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01
Reckoning AGE Of Trees.

Some trees often live to great age,
and while they are standing IT is
difficult matter 10 arrive at their age,
but when they have been cut down. IL
is said, the age may be reckoned by
counting the number Of rings visible
in the section.
The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01
Porcelain in Europe

II was not until 1T0S that a Ger
man chemist. Boettger, working for
the elector of SaXony. discovered the
true Ingredients Of porcelain, and in
1T10 the Royal Saxon Porcelain manu-
factory AT MeisSen was founded.
The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-01
AVALANCHE B0BS GIRLS HAIR
School Teacher in Newfoundland
CrawIs From Train Wreck
Minus Locks.

st. Johns, n. F.-Flung headlong
through window when an avalanche
Of snow swept coaches of the Reid
Newfoundland railway express train
from the rails at Rapid Ponds, Miss
Margaret Matthews, a school teacher,
crawled out of snowdrift with
bobbed hair instead of long tressex
She had only few minor cuts.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
LA EXTRAORDINARILY IMPoRTAN-
cIA DEL EDIFICIo

Ell edifcio costara, incluyendo el
valor del solar, unos ciento cincuenta
mil do'ares, v en- 6l Sc instalaran de una
manera holgada y elegante, los talle-
res, allnAcenes Y ofcinas generates de
Ell MUNDo y PUERTO RICO Illus
TRADo. Hemos Querido, dada la cir
cu:aci6n impprtancia de nuestros pc
ri6dicos, construir un edifcio digno de
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lmpOnente hOmenaje FL
nebre a la menlOria de
don A. Alvarez NaVa

Aver tarde Sc reunieron en- session ex-
traordinaria las juntas directivas de
la CAsa de Espaia, Auxiiio Mutuo y
Casino Espafiol para tratar acerca del
homemade religioso que dichas entida-
des deben tributar al que fue su
mas glorioso compatriota don Antonio
Alvarez Nava.
Despu6s de un extenso cainbio de i'm
presiones, durante Ell cual Sc evoc6 la
memorio del exinio compafero que tan
perdwables afectos dej6 entire sus com
patriotas, lse acord6 unanimeinente CO.
lebrar Ell microbes pr6ximo en- la igle-
sia Cathedral de San Juan un acto so
lemnisimo en- memoria del finado
Para que el acto revista Ell mayor
esplendor religioso, fueron nombradas
varias Comisiones, las cuales Sc encar-
garan de organizar en- forrna debida
el piadoso homemade, comtilicandole la
grandeza adecuada. Para clio Sc reca-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
Ell NUEvo DEcoRADo INTERIOR
DEL 'RIALTo"

Por el correo del microbes llego
de los Estados Unidos Ell nuevo diseno
para Ia pintura y decorado interior del
teatro RIALTo.
Preciominan los colores azul y vio-
leta, con detal,es en- dorado.
No Sc omitira gasto alguno para
que la obra resulte digna de la ar
quitectura interior de dicho coliseo.
Los trabajos seran ejecutados bajo
la experta direction de don German
castanera, el cual es un perito en- ma
terra de dibujo = arte decorative.
No Sc suspenderan las funciones,
pues todo Sc hara por las nDches y du-
rante las mafanas.
Sc espera que estara hsto para Ell
homemade estupendo que Sc prepara en-
honor de Ia distinguida seEorita 70
raida Rodriguez, bella nor de nuestros
circulos sociales
Agrada sobremanera el yer la acti
vidad deaplegada pOr los empresarios
del Rialto los ciasds mo reparan en- gas
tos en- favor del publico.
JUAN J. CADENAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
.OhO programa adiciO-
nal a Ia semana para el
CircuitO Bfunoy y Vazquez

Els muy probable que los sehores
Bruno v Vazquez lancen al mercado
un programa mas a la semana debido
a la alarmante escasez de peliculas que
So rlota en- San Juan.
El RIALTo Sc encuentra con solo
ciltCo estrenos para la entrante sema-
ma v segtn nos comunic6 el director
de dicho teatro, sehor Castanera, fuera
de las cintas del Circuito v del progra-
ma ''Eelection'' casi es irnppsible el
docurnentar pelfcu'as del calibre que
exige 81 publico del Rialto.
Desde muy pronto Sc rumora que
los sencfes Bruno v vazquez presenta-
ran ctiatro pelfcu-as en- vez de tres CO.
mo hasta la fecha.
Adn no Sc sabe 81 Ell nueyo progra-
ma sera Artistas Unidos o Fox, pues
los sefiores Bruno y vazuuez aun no
han liegado a NADIA defnitivo en- este
asunto.
Ambas marcas son de primera cali
dad y serian 6xito SECURE aqui.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

bara del comercio espaiol de San Juan
su adhesion nobilisima, fin de que
todos los establecimientos permanezcan
cerrados, mientras Sc efectle la impo-
nente ceremonial religiosa, que sera de
once a doce de la ma1ana.
Aunque en- la expresada reunion Sc
acord6 no repartir inutaciones espe-
ciales para la ceremonial religiosa a fin
de evitar cualquier omission involunta-
ria, dados los incontab1es afectos quo
aqui contaba Ell senior Alvarez Nava, Sc
decide, sin embargo, invitar al acto
por medic de los peri6dicos diarios de
San Juan, todos los amigos y COM
patriotas del ilustre caballero
seguramente que este homemade pos
tIimo dedicado a honrar la memoria de
Alvarez Nava, sera una demonstration
viva y elocuente del afecto que 81 me-
reci6 y supo inspirar sus compatrio-
tas amigos de Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

Corte no tenia jurisdiction para entrar
en- ell examen de las papeletas mientras
no Sc destruyera por los demandartes
la presunci6n que, de acuerdo con la
ley, hay que tener de que las listas
de cotejo (returno) son validas y de
que la actuaci6n de los funcionarios
que dirigieron Y efectuaron la elec-
cion fue correcta y legal. Aleg6 ademas
Ell sefior Rivera Zayas que en- la de-
manda solo Sc hacen alegaciones vagas,
sin que Sc especifque. NADIA concrete
tar como prueba en- ell icaso las pape-
letas e,ectorales.
Luego hizo uso do la palabra ell Sc
nor Feliu, auien cito numerosos ca
SOS de jurisprudepcia,,, tendencies a de-
mostrar que las papeletas son la mejor
prueba que puede mostrarse en- eviden
cia, y que elias. deben ser revisadas
por la simple a'egaci6n, bajo juramento
de buena Re de que han habido erro-
res e irregularidades en- la computation
de los votos los diferentes Candida
tos.
Trato de reyar al amino del Tribu-
nal que las papeletas son los unicos
testigos v 81 mejor instrumento de evi-
dencia para determinar Ell resultadO
verdadero de la election.
ID 4 & 4 u
Diio Ell senior Felih que Ia parse
contraria no podia pretender que eiios
determinaran los errores cometidos es-
pecifcandolos porqlie clos estaban en-
elesecreto de aquellos sacos; y que en-
tai case ellos podrian traer, al igual q.
la parte lcontraria un million de hom-
bres que declararian que votaron en- tai
(Continda en- Ii sra. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
VIROL Il ALIMNTO MAS HlCAz YMAS BARATO YIROL
NO Is DRoGA

VlROL ene una aDlicaci6n especial en- los casos de
TSIS n ANEMIA
La mer prueba de aceptac6n
preparation mpe
5000
glaterra
En- PUERTO RICO todo aque de saud
Todas armacas virol po
RIERA 3 co. INC, Depto. de venas
Distributors generates.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
EL GRAN EDIFTCIO De EEL MUNDO'
Y PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO' A
COMENZADO A CONSTRUIRSE EN- UNO
DE LOS SITlOS MAS ESPLENDIDOS
El edifciO costard ciento cincuentd mil
d6lares y tendrd seis espaciosos pisos,
ademds del sotano

la ascendencia que tienen en- la opinion
Ell MUNDoly PUERTO RICO Illus
TRADO. Y en- este precisamente quere-
mos tener el orgullo de decir que las
nuevas oficinas de ambos peri6dicos es-
taran la altura de las que tienen .os
grandes rotativos de EuAopa y America.
A primera vista todo Sc ha dispuesto
fin de ofrecer Ell mas grandioso efec-
to al edificio; los pianos de la obra han
sido acknowledgements ejecutados pOr e.!
notabilisimo arquitectc don Francisco
Roldan, una de las capacidades mas
entendidas en- la materia Y el cual ha
puesto de relieve en- esa extraordinaria
obra arquitect6nica su maestria, su ar
te v su experiencia.
LA DISTRIBUTION DE LOS PISoS
Ell primer piso de nuestro edificio
sera destinado exclusivamente a alma
Genes de papel v la naquinaria; en- Ell
segunGlo Sc instalaran los tal:erese de
las dos publicaciones y el cual no
solamente tendra una ventilaci6n per
fecta, sino tambien un exce.ente ser
vicio higienico con arreglo las I'll
timas modernisimas innovaciones.
En- Ell tercer piso Sc hallaran. -todas
las ofcinas de Redacci6n y Admins
TRACTION de amSos peri6dicos, de suerte
que 81 trabajo de los Redactores v Re-
porteros Sc independents por comp!e.
to del movimiento Y traQueteo de las
maquinas.
Ell proyecto reclama para estas Of
cinac una construction amplia, Y espe-
cialmente compda. Todo, pues Sc ha dis
tribuido de modo precise Y cuidadoso,
de suerte que Ell piso destinado a labo-
res intelectuales sea un primOr orna-
mental, un sitio que invite la medita-
ci6n y al trabajo.
(Continha en- la pag. 81
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Consulate General Dominicano
'AvIso Al coMERcIo De San JUAN

en- vista de la soIicitud hace compaa vapoes
"a Bull nsuar Line esta ocna consular para reguarzar
hora de saIida del vapor MARINA
Sc HAcE SABER
para general conocento que ocna aceptara
tactuas coecaes hasta dos ada para
despacho del vapor arrba fnenconado.
San Juah Noviembre 24, de 1922
(Firmado) )-HUNCRlA LOvELAcE.
CancIlerEncargado del Consulados General Doninicano
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Olirnpo

HOY I'm Gran Espectacu,o HOY
Despedida del actor comico jesus IL
quierGo con La comedia ES MI HON
BRE. Tres actos de risa.
DOMINGO 26 DE N0vIEMBRE
Monumental programa. Cine y. Va
riedades. Estreno de la sugestiva peli
cula en- seis parties LA vENGANzA
DE UN DOCTOR por Frank Mayo.
Las tltimas Novedades Internacio-
males y la bonita comedia cinematogra
flea vAYA UN EscANDALo. Todo a
precios corrientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
De ACUERDO CON Una RESOLUTION
DEL JUEZ FOOTE, LAS PAPELETAS
DE Los COLECIOS IlPUCNADOS Sc
RAN REVISADAS EN- ELPLEITODES. ].
El lunes, probablemente, Sc abrird Ell
primero de los paquetes sometido
en- calidad de euidencia

A las dos de la tarde de aver con-
tinuo la vista en- ell pleito electoral
que viene celebrandose en- IA Corte de
Distrito de esta ciudad.
En- primer lugar, fue llamado la
silla de los testigos ell superintendent
de E,ecciones, Mr.. Edick, uuien Sc
le pregunt6 81 habia traido a la Corte
los paquetes de papeletas corresondien
tes a todos los colegios de esta ciudad,
y como Ell testigo fuera requerido pa
ra que trajera al tribunal q. saco con-
teniendo las papeletas que correspon-
den los solegios numeros "a, 25 v 26
del primer precinto, asi 10 hizo. Y en-
Horces Ell sefior Fei1 sometio la Cor
te que aceptara dichas papeletas como
prueba pendiente de su Identification.
FL Lcdo. Rivera zayas Sc opuso, fun
dandose entire otros motiyos en- que la
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Texto integro de los cables cruzados
entire Mr.. Harding y los Ederes de las
minorfas que hizo referencid la
prenSd de aver

Ell sefior Iglesias expres6 aver a
un reporter nuestro 10 siguiente:
En- vista del cable procedente de
Washington, que publtcaron hoy los
peri6dicos .'La Democracia' Gel I'm
arcial'' v t'La correspondence Gu
yo despacho viene autorizado por la
frma de Torbett, en- Ell que Sc mani
fiesta que los senadores Tous Soto y
Santiago Iglesias "trataron de contra
rrestar los esfuerzos de la delegation
portorriqueha' por medic de un des-
pacho dirigido al presidente Harding,
deseo hacer publico Ell texto del ca
BILE a que Sc alude v asimismo de la
parte mas interesante de la respuesta. :"
Ell cable de referencia que nos di6
el senior Iglesias dice 10 siguiente:
San Juan, P. R. Nov. IS, 1922
Hon. Warren q. Harding,
Presidente de los Estados Unidos.
Sefior: Gables publicados en- los peri6-
dicos unionistas independentistas de
Puerto Rico manifiestan que Ell Presi-
dente ha pedido Barcelo, Travieso
v C6rdova que Sc reunan con el para
decidir de una vez para siempre la
controversial sostenida por dichos poll
ticians en- contra del gobernador Reilly.
Los informes publicados por la prem
sa unionista independentista asumen
la termination de la controversial con
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es necesario para bien del pals, STEM.
pre- que ninguna concession Sc interpre-
te como hostil la olitica de la re-
presentation prDpcrcipnal y Fesonsa-
hilidad proportional tai como fu6 inau-
gurada por Ell gobernador Rely y que
esta apoyada ahora por mas de las
dos terceras parties del pueblo de Puer
20 Rico.
81 el Presidente concediera ell privi-
legio de celebrar una audiencia gene
raj para los objetivos politicos que Ell
partido Unionista esta suplicando, en-
tonces una delegation de representan-
tes de todos los partidos politicos de
"a isla podrian ir Washington inme-
diatamente.
Con toda consideration, lealmente
(firmado) J. Tous Soto, Santiago lyle
sias, Senadores.
Iglesias nos did tambi6n parte de
la respuesta que dice asi:
THE WHITE HOUSE
Washington, nov. 16, 1922.
Mi estimado Iglesias::
Refriendome a vuestro cablegrama
reciente, Ell Presidente me ha pedido
que lie Olga que el no tine ninguna dis
custom concerniente al GobernadOr Rel
~, nj con los proponentes nj los opo-
nentes del Gobernador
sinceramente vuestro,
(fdo.) Geo. B, Christian Jr.,
secretario dell Presidente.
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una gran victoria para ellos y contraria
al gobernador Reilly, ' los intereses
de todos los partidos que representa-
todo el pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Ell partido Republicano Ell Partido
socialista de Puerto Rico representan
mas de 10000 votantes en- la Is,a y
tienen derecho de ser una parte en-
cualQuier arregao Legislative conve-
nio gubernamental que los unionistas
y Sus correligionarios entiendan que
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Hace algunos dias Sc llev6 cabo
en- la Administration de este diario Ia
subasta del grandioso edificio que Sc
levantara en- un pintoresco v belfo si-
tio de esta ciudad con destiIio a las
oficinas de Ell MUNDO PUERTO
RICO ILUSTRADo. Con motive de la
importancia de la obra acudieron di
cho acto conocidos contratistas de San
Juan; obteniendo la buena pro e. re-
putadfsimo conocido contratista, Mr..
r. B. Hatch.
Asi pues Ell martes 6ltimo comen-
aaron las obras de destruction v de-
rribo de la casa ndmero 2, situada en-
la calle de San Jose esquina a Tetuan,
que es donde Sc levantara el hermoso
ediicto, el cual vendra realzar, con
una arquitectura atrevida brillante,
el ornate de esta ciudad.
FL sitio escogido para construir nues-
tro edificio no puede ser mas centrico,
mas pintoresco, mas fresco y mas vi
sible- Cerca de la plaza de Baldorioty,
y lindero con la muralla de la calle de
Tetuan, donde Sc divisa el espectacu'o
magnifico de la bahia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
DON CARLOS cUEvAs LAFoREr

Estos tiltimos dias ha estado enfermo,
aunque no delicadamente. por fortu-
ma, el muys culto y estimado joven don
Carlos Cnevas Laforet, quien csta al
frente del departamento de ventas de
la acreditada joyerfa de Felix Lopez,
y goza de grandes simpatias, por su va
Ter, en- todo Puerto Rico. Ell sefSor Cue
vas. va completamente restabEecido,
reanud6 aver sus labores, por 10 cual lie
felicitamos sinceramente.