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uC0uS ana the naTlOt9 Deueve0
him. m."-Matthew xxi:31,32.
IF those teachings and warnings
L were taken seriously by those
that have money and power, how
many things would change on
this earth.
But Christianity is young.
What are 1900 years to this
planet, that we know to be al
ready hundreds of millions Of
years old, and destined to last
barring interstellar collision
other hundreds Of millions of
yearsf
The world does get better,
slowly. Women are no longer
animal property, bought and sold,
except in out-of-the-way places.
Children are not lkgally exposed
ut birth, to be devoured by dogs,
or kept as slaves, perhaps In
geniously mutilated, to make Of
them profitable beggafs.
Ninety per cent Of all men are
purely selfish, deeply ignorant,
convinced that they can buy
salvation--or put it off to . later
day IS they put off "heavy read
ing" But 10 per cent, or at least
ONE per cent, take seriously the
teachings Of the Divine Spirit
born 1922 years ago.
And those teachings, that COM
mandment, ~Love one another"
will be the law Of the world one
day, with no Supreme Court call
in9 it unconstitutional.
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navy APPROPRIATION
HELD Up BY POLITICS
Administration Leaders Fear
Discrediting of Work of
Arms Conference
DELAY OF YEAR EXPECTED
America Lays Behind With
Remodeling Of Capital
Vessels.
BY GEORGE w. HINMAN. Dr.,
Universal Seryica.


Politics has blocked Congress
sional appropriations necessary to
place American battleships in
condition to fight those of other
naval powers.
Fear Of disrediting the work
done at the conference for the
limitation of armament, It was
learned at the Capitol, prevented
the inclusion in the naval appro-
priation bill by the Senate Naval
Committee of any item for the
modernixation Of American bat
teships.
POINDExTER RRvERsEs.
Senator Poindexter of Washington,
formerly big navy" man but more
recently q strong supporter OF the
five.power naval treaty, IL chair
man of the committee. He and other
Administration leaders. both in Con-
gress and in President Harding's q
Cabinet, consider 1t unwise political
ly to confess the necessity for ex-
pending large sums to keep the
American navy In fighting Shape.
Such expenditures, It 10 pointed out.
would tend to show that little real
saving IN money was effected by the
naval treaty. ~
For this reason, It appears likely
that at least another year must
elapse before the navy will be author
lied to begin the modernisation of
the older battleships which must be
retained under the provisions of the
naval treaty. 1Ae delay n sought
despite the fact that the majority
of the capital ships Of other naval
powers already have been remodeled
In accordance with the lessons Of
the world war and the latest devel.
opments IN naval construction.
EMBARRASSMENT ARISES.
The embarrassment ef certain Ad.
ministrati0n leaders deAirous of
glorifying the work donA at the
washington conference afi30s from
the fact that the United States al.
ready has under construction more
than $500, 100000 in capital ships,
seven dreadnaughts and six battle
cruisers, which, under the treaty,
average about 40 per cent completed.
In other words, more than $780,
100000 has been expended in the
construction of flrst-class modern
fighting units which are, TO be
"junked." The cost OF salvagint,
including the settlement Of claims
arising from broken contracts. n es-
timated at from $50, 900. 900 to
$3.50. .000.0 Naval experts have
said that no estimate can BE- made
The Washington times., 1922-12-24
Oil Gusher Next
Door Is Santa's
Gift to Kelley
SSNHERRY Christmas to

xNHERRY Christmas to
Vx yOu," Congressman
James r. Byrnes Of South Caro-
lima greeted Representative
Patrick H. Kelley Of Michigan,
In the House lobby today.
TN say It win b . merry
one for me-" Kelley responded.
his face beazning with some
hiddcn delight, which didn't 70
main hidden for very long.
"I've inst received the finest
Christmas present Of any man
ON the Hnl."
There II is." the Michigan
Congressman said, waving a
telegram. ."It says that . well
has just como In and that It
flows 1.oee barrels = day. I've
got ten acres right alongside
Of the well.
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Famous Surgeon Drops
Dead in Denver Club

DENVER, Colo. Dec. as.-Dr.
Charles A. Powers, internationally
known surgeon, dropped dead today '
at the University Club from stroke
OF apoplexy.
DR.. Powers was to have been pre-.
sented with the Distinguished Serv.
Ice Medal Of the United States at
ceremonies planned for next Tues.
day. He was awarded the honor re.
Gently In recognition Of his services
In France during the world war.
where he won fame for reconstruct.
ing the facial appearance Of victims
Of shells and shrapnel. -
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Britain's Limit of Concession

After weeks Of close investigation the climax Of the d.
cson had been reached Britain had gone the limit Of
concession No British could have faced any
assembly Of his oounymen had he appended his signature
convention that placed Ireland outside that fraternity
of free nations known the British Empire free
from that bond of union which represented by
fealty to the Sovereign.
il easy interpret the potency of this invisible
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sir ROBERT HORNE
COMING TO AMERICA

LONDON. Dec. 23.-Sir Robert
Horne. former chancellor of the
British exchequer. lawyer and hank.
or, will shortly leave for the United
States to advise the British debt
funding mission and to make
speeches in a number Of American
cities in an effort to obtain more
lenient terms regarding payment of
the British debt.
It was understood tonight that
he would sail for New York IN
January or shortly after the mis-.
sion headed by Stanley Baldwin.
present chancellor OF the exchequer.
departs.
George Harvey, American ambas-
sador to England, sailed from
Southampton for New York on the
Cunard liner Berenearia to report
70 President Harding and Secretary
Hughes upon European conditions
He refused to make any statement.
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Machine Guns Guard Jail
Where Burnett ls Confined
IrternstlomaI News Service.

BASTROP, La, Dec. 2s.-Ma'
chine guns tonight were trained on
the parish courthouse and the par
ism Jail which holds T. J. Burnett.
first man arrested In 0overnor
Parker's war on the Ku Klux Khan
In Louisiana. Burnett will be tried,
according to Attorney General Coco,
for the death Of Watt Dnniels and
Thomas Richards. whose bodies
wers fond floating In Lake La.
Fourche at Mer Rouge.
Follow .ng the arrest OF Burnett
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scrapped at an
early d a I e, II
was learned yes
terday.
Hereafter, ac-
cording to the
d Q pa r [ m e nt's
pla n q, soldiers
In training In
all the corp 8
area Q in the
country will be
put under can
vas. Better san
ita on a n d
h e alth condi-
tions will re-
suit. War De-
partment FIJI
ciala Nv1Ona aorin4
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JEWEL CASE STOLEN.

Mrs. Lillian Rawlette. TAO Fifth
street northwest, reported that her
room was entered yesterday and q
jewel box containing $3.50 In jews,s
stolen. A lavaliers, brooch and
watch were In the casa
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FAILS TO GET ALIMoNY

MrsA Helen r. Cannon. whose
husband. John Cannon, dicta.
graph operator, sued her for an
absolute divorce and was himself
sued on q cross-bill for limited al.
vorce. failed yesterday in Equity
Court to persuade Chief Justice
Mccoy TO grant her temporary ali.
imony. The husband claimed that
he could not afford to pay allmouy
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dsbatM in the Union Mr. Winston Churchill who then
cadet eandhurt whilst his father engaged in the
Last great struggle Of his dssng but tragic
career; Dir Gordon Hswart, now Lord Hswar who
has risen the pinons Of powerful intelligence TO the
height Of Lord Chief Justice Of England Ny recollection Il
that the other two British dslsgatesS Laming Worthng
Evans and Sr Hamar 0reenwood-wers stricken with
illness and unable to b present.
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lslw. and that the law will take It's
proper course"
He refused to amplify recent
statements he has made attacking
the khan. He dismissed inquiries by
saying I'VE have enough Jaw and
sufficient courts"
Morehouse parish officials would
not be surprised to see the Governor
nay this parish visit next week In
order to feel out the exact at
mosphsre. The move, however, II
considered as dangerous as khan
sympathizers are more than bitter
against the executive since he start
Cd his fight on the organization.
Eyes are fast turning toward
Bastrop which promises to be the
center Of activities following find
ing OF the bodies. Attorney Gen.
eral Coco designated that town As
the place for the public nearing and
Il In thought that warrants for other
arrests will be issued by officials
there.
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Difficulties at Last SWmOMsted

He asked for few hours to consider promising reply
by o'clock Nine passed but the Irish leaders did not
return Ten Eleven and they yet back We had
doubts whether should them again Then
they were their way to Downing Street When they
The Washington times., 1922-12-24

the scrapping proposal. declared to-
day.
There are at present fourteen
cantonments. Most of the buildings
were hastily constructed during
war times out of poor quality wood.
Repair work has cost the Govern
ment tremendous sums, and many
Of the buildings today are found to
be almost unfit for habitation. The
roofs of many are leaky. and In
some cases have caved In. Foun-
The Washington times., 1922-12-24

IN many different ways the
= beautiful, forgiving face of
Christ has been imagined and
painted, by Leonardo most
beautifully Of all, In His Last
Supper the magnificent pic
ture half destroyed by Ma
poleon's war horses, stabbed
with their heels toward the
painting on the wall Of the
monks refectory.
But when you imagine Christ
returning after 1900 years to
find the world ~ it is, you
think Of Him AZ Albrecht Durer
painted Him, stern, unforgiving.
with the crown Of thorns
pressed down upon the brow,
and from his eyes angry light
ming flashing.
"Verily, l say unto you that
the publicans and the harlots 70
into the Kingdom u God before
You.
"For John came unto you In
the way Of righteousness and ye
believed him not; but the pub.
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SERB PARLIAMENT OUT.

BELGRADE. Dec. 7S,--rhe Jure
SlAv Parliament was dissolved ~
the government this afternoon.
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By CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, Jr.
Wooden barracks in all the
Federal camps and .cantonments
throughout the country are to be
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TODAY

Continued from First PaseJ
cause Of her Jewish race, she
would be told at many highly
respectable hotels" 1--WE take
no Jews"
The Washington times., 1922-12-24

leans and the harlots believed
him."-Matthew xxi:31,32.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-17
Como eVitar Ia taTOa
aTdua

Cuando el contenido de los intesun0s
Sc estanca trae por cOnsecuencia Ia au-
to-intoxicaci6n, debido que 30 Is iHt-
pone las funciones digestivas una ~
rea demasiado ardua exceSiva. Las
PilGoras Indianas Vegetables del Dr.
Wright previenen la decomposition
del contenido dc los intestinos y asistsn
a Ia naturaleza a expulsar del cusrpo
toda materia desechada por Ia mAquina
digestiva. La spatia de los intestinos en-
de5alojar los residuos del cuerpo - un
sintoma seguro de des6rdenes del hi-
gado y los intestinos. KS Ia sehal de
que necesita un t6nico laxante cue esti
mule sus funciones suavs perO ehcaE-
mente. y debe comonzar a tomarse las
Pildoras Indianas Vegetables del Dr.
Wright porque son vegetables y de una
manera natural ejercen su acci6n en- ei
sistema. FIJEsE BIEN EN- QUE LAS
IEGITIbdAs LLEvAN LA ENvoLs-
TURA AMARILLA Y La TRINA DEL
DR.. WRIGHT. Advt. (O
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10 QUE DICE "LE CRI"

PARIS, julio 14-El pariodico hu
mcrlsta "Le Cri'', comentando Ell In
tento de asesinato contra ell presider
tie 6e la republica, senior Miliarand,
dice que ante la actitud adoptada por
los anarquistas franceses quienes &C
ttlan de acuerdo con los comunistas ru
SOS, 'el gobi, lno deberia emprendet una
cruzada energica contra aquellos.
''Le Cri'' dirige una pregunta al
jefe del gobierno M. Poincare, para
conocer la actitud que adoptara Ell go
bierno.
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UNA CARTA DEL AUDITOR DE
PUERTO RICO

San Juan, P. R. Julio IA, 1922
Al Honorable Presidente de la
Comisi6n Econ6mica de la Legis-
latura de Puerto Rico,
San Juan, P. r.
Senior:
Tengo ell honor de consignar re
cibo, con fecha IL del corriente, de
su carta del II, contestacion la mia
del 8, con relacion a rebajas de suel
dos.
He dado a su respuesta ell mas
cuidadoso y concienzudo estudio, y
debo avisarle que no puedo encon
trar en- ella ninguna razon convin-
cente para una retractacion de mi
opinion en- el asunto. Por 10 tanto,
le informo que me adhere a la re
glamentaci6n establecida en- mi carta
al senor Secretario de la Comisi6n fe
chada el de julio de 1922.
Respetuosamente,
(fdo.) w. L. KESSINGER
Auditor de Puerto Rico.
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INFORMATION DE LA sAN1DAD
ceiba, P. R.

Por ell Departamento de Sanidad ha
sido instalado en- ell Sanatorio Insular
de Rio Piedras, un aparato complete
de Rayos x para ell tratamiento de los
asilados.
Dichos aparatos fueron comprados
los se1ores O'Neill Llompart Y Co.
por la suma de cuetro mil d6lares. ;
Ell Departamento de Sanidad esta
estudiando la forma de facilitar al pu
blico ol medic de que Sc Ileve cabo
la construction de casas pequefias, que
al mismo tempo que sean baratas reu
nan condolences higienicas. Sc han
hecho varios modelos, Sc facilitaran
copias de pianos informes en- todas
las ofcinas Locales, las personas que
deseen fabricar.
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BANCo COMMERCIAL
DE PUERTO RICO
JUNTA GENERAL oRDINARTA
CONVoCATORLA

Sehalado ell dia % del pr6xino mes
de julio las diez de la ma6ana, por
el Consejo de Directories de este Ban
CO, para la celebration de la Junta
General Ordinaria de Accionistas so
convoea a estos a dicha Junta en- la
que ademas de los asuntos correspon.
dientes Sc sometera su resolution la
reforma de las clausulas cuarta, quin-
ia, octava, novena, und6cima Y deci-
masexta de las de incorporation del
Banco los articulos dos cuatro al
ocho, diez al ounce, II, 1s, 21-24-26-27.
31-33 y 35 del Reglamento.
A. sARMIENTo,
Secretario.
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BEB1DAs ocupADAs EN- UN AUTO

Los guardias Arturo Bernard Jose
Cedeno, ocuparon en- un automovil que
guiaba Nicolas Gonzalez, dos latas con-
teniendo cincuenta cuartillos y doce me
dias botellas de ron Esta. bebida fu6
ocupada mientras ell auto estaba en- la
calle del Sol pertenecia a Julio H.
Morales, quien viajaba en- Ell auto. Ell
chauffeur Morales fueron denun-
ciados y ell Comisionado Mr.. Fable, de
la corte Federal, les sehal6 $500 de
fianza. Y
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UN PANADERo HERIDo

En- la calle Nueva. de Maunabo, en- Ia
ranaderia de Manuel Barbosa, el indi-
viduo Justo Andino de la Rosa tuvo Ia
desgracia de ser atrapado por un cilin-
dro que lie ocasion6 heridas con desga-
da. Fue asistido en- ell acto por ell DR..
Fernando H. Jsner, pasando luego al
Hospital Municipal, donde qued6 reclui
do
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LOS QUE Sc EMBARCAN

Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasa
PORTE para Colombia, Venezuela, Gu
racao e Islas Occidentales holan6'9-
sas, al senorr Herbert E. Balentine
y sonora, de Maine; para Santo Do
mingo al senior Francisco Sanchez
Garcia, sonora Y Gr1atro nifios, de
Aguadilla; para Espana, Francia e
Italia, al senor Francisco Javier Ca
po Jr. y senora, de San Juan.
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PLEITo TRANSADo

Hemos tenido conocimiento de que,
por iniciativa v petici6n de los de-
nlsndantes Sues. de Martorell contra
J. ochoa Hermano, fue defnitiva-
mente transado este pleito en- la suma
de cuatro mil ochocientos dollars.
Sc habia comentado este asunto ha-
&C algun tempo concedi6ndole cierta
importancia que, como Sc We, no la ha-
tenido nunca.
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LA ASOCIACION DE VETERINA
RIOS PRESENTA UNA DEMAN-
DA EN- CONTRA DEL COMISIO-
NADO DE AGRICULTURAL
SR. FELIU
(cOntinuaci6n de la Ia. paE.)

maci6n creancia del deponente, y
estos hechos ademas los cree ciertos.
San Juan, P. R. Julio IS, 1922.
(fdo.) R. Salgado Santiago
Pie. de la Aso. de Veterinarios
de Puerto Rico.
Affidavit. -Jurado Y suscrito an
tie mi por Ramon Salgado Santiago,
mayor de edad, casado y vecino de
San Juan, P. r. en- su caracter de
Presidente de la Association Ga Vete
rinarios de Puerto Rico, a quien doy
fe de conocer personalmentc. En- San
Juan, Puerto Rico, de julio de
1922.
Notario P1blico.
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CRUZ ROJA AMERICANA

Sc recuerda a todos los intere-
sados que la Junta General Annual
de la Cruz Roja Americana Sc cele
brara esta tarde las cuatro en-
las oficinas del Capftulo, Biblioteca
Carnegie.
Sc suplica encarecidamente ia asis
tencia esta reunion, pues han de
tratarse asuntos de suma importan
cla para la organization y bucna mar
cha del Capftulo.
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baia del marco.

baja del marco.
Manifesto dicho personals que ei CO.
bierno aleInan no IA abandonado toda-
via la idea del emprestito inteTnacio-
nal que insistira nuevamente en- Ia
pr6xima reunion de Ia conrsrencia de
banquerOs para pedir sl refsrido ere
ditto.
sclSoeder agreg6 que Aiemaui1 ne
cesita sufcients dinero procedente de
emprestitos exteriores pa=a restaurar
su vida economical y su prospsridad g.
nanccra.
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"a Horas en- Aqua

TRAJES de HILO INGLEs legf-
timo importado por nosotros direc-
tamente. MOJADO antes de fabri-
car. No encoje Differences colores.
CORTE ELEGANTE. Precios de
SITUACION. Tambi6n hacemos a
la medida. Ventas al por mayor y
detail. NO COMPRE SIN YER
NUESTROS TRAJES. Representa-
GARANTIA Y ECOEOMIA.
BEASCOCHEA Hnos. & Co. S. en- C.
Frente la FARMACIA BLANCO.
SAN JUAN, Pto. Rico
AdVt
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UN NINO HERIDO GRAVEMENTE
POR UN CARTUCHO DE
DINAMITA

corrientes, Sc ha registrado un suce
so en- extreme lamentable, por los
fatales resultados que engendro.
Jugaba regocija el nino
Jorge de JESUS, de ocho amos de edad,
en- el corral de su casa, con un car
tucho &c dinamita cogido dcsgracia
damente al azar. Entusiasmado qui
"a con su forma cilindrica, empez6
a darle vueltas y mas vueltas. Lue
go, cansado de esta labor, empez6
a martillar el cartucho con una pie
dra. Tantos Y tan fuertes 9ueron
los golpes que recibio el cartucho,
que a la postre estallo con inaudita
violencia, produciendo la consiguien
te alarma.
A la detonacion sucedieron los
gritos de los parientes del pcqueno
Jorge, al verlo banado en- sangre, pa
lido, bajo la impression inesperada
del suceso. La explosion le produjo
heridas graves en- la manita izquier
da, con la que sostenia ell cartucho
tragico.
Fue conduciGO inmediatamcnte al
hospital municipal en- ell autom6vil del
atento Y distinguido caballero de Pom
ce senor Enrique Ribi6. FL director
del hospital, DR.. Enrique Malta, cali
fc6 las heridas dc caracter grave.
Segdn su opinion, habra que ampu
tarle tres cuatro dedos.
Lamentamos granGemente este su
ceso que ha producido gran impre
sion en- nuestro pueblo.
UNo QUE PoNE FIN A sUs DIAs:
Ell microbes dia IL de los corrientes.
fuimos sorprendidos con Ia noticia de
cue habian hallado al honrado trabaia
dor, Sotero Medina Cruz. de so amos
de edad, natural de Juncos, ahorcado
de una solers de su case EN- el barrio
''Daguo" de este t6rmino municipal.
Segdn ell informe, que Sc nos suminis-
ira en- ell cuartel de la policia, Ell impu,
sivo obrero suicidado Sc encontraba ha
cia alg1n tempo sufriendo de una VIC
lenta enfermedad del est6mgao, motive
per Ell cusl Sc presume haya determine
do poner tragico fin sus dias.
Para poder hacer efectivos sus pro-
p6sitos, ordeno a su esposa ir sacar
yautfas para la comida a una "'tala''
cercana. De esta manera pudo esquivar
la atenci6n de esta. AL reglloso de su es-
posa, Medina, habia cumplimentado sus
deseos colganGose de una solera de Il
casa donde viva.
Con la idea de nenar las formalida-
des requisites de ley, Sc personaron en-
el lugar del suceso ell sefor Alcalde de
Ia ciudad, don Lauro Pihero. juez de
Paz, Sr. Guardiola y el active policia
insular Sr. Neri. Visto ell case, ell juez
ordeno Ell levantamiento del cadaver.
Paz para los restos de Medina. y
tranquilidad cristiana para sus deudos,
en- este momento de prueba.
GsIBILA- CURANDERA o FALsAN
TE?:- Tai es la pregunta que involun
tariamente sale de los labios ante ell
descomunal inter6s del p1blico por apre
ciar las dotes supernatur7les de la vi
dente de San Lorenzo, como va cam
pechanamente la uaman sus admirable
res Y creyentes, mayores en- nGmcro
cada dfa.
Els tai Ell inter6s que ha despertado
esta buena mujer entire nuestro pueblo,
tan dado a todo genera de supersticio-
mes, sin entereza de valor para razonar
las cuestiones que en- la vida lie afecte
dc alguna manera, que estas horas
el entusiasmo ha subido tai grado
que va raya en- fanatisno.
Frank RIP.
Ceiba. P. r.
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LOS REBELDEs CONTINUAN
EN- POSSESSION DE CORK

DUBLIN, Julio 16.-El distrito de
Sligo esta practicamente libre de tro-
pas rebeldes
Los insurrectos continuan en- pose
sion del distrito de Cork donde cuen-
tan con un importante contingente de
fuerzas.
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Soy la dnica que poseo en- maravi-
lloso procedimisnto cientifico para ha-
cerse amar. NADIA de ciencias ocultas.
Exclusivamente para senoras y se1orI-
tas.
Consultas por correspondence dos
dollars smericanos, en- carta certiicada.
Apratado 1888 HABANA (Cubal.
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Sc cAYo DE UNA rEREs1NA

En- Ia via de Ia "Fajardo Develop
ment", de Cciba, mientras Ell trabaja
dor Francisco Matos, de SO amos, regre
saba del trabajo montado en- una te-
resin9, tuvo la desgracia de caerse So
bre los rieles, recibiendo una herida
en- Ia region occipital varias contusio
nes de caracter leve, de las cuales fu6
asistido por ell DR.. E. Malta, pasando
luego al hospital municipal.
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DICE SCHROEDER

PARIS, julio 16.-Herr Schroeder,
sub ecretario de Hacienda en- el go
Arno aleman fue entrevitado esta
maiiana por un Representative del "'Pe
tit Parisien" a rrop6sito de la situa-
ci6n de Alemania y de Ia lamentable
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ARRoLLADo PoR UN AUTO

En- la Gale Sthal de Aguadilla, Ell al
tom6vil que guiaba ell chauffeur
Francisco Rosa, arrollo al ni1o Evan
gelista Vale, de IL amos, hijo de An
selma Jimenez Juan Vale. Dicho nj
no fue curado en- la clinica municipal
de una herida en- la frente de dos pull
gadas de longitud, de caracter leve.
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Ell voPoR "MEDEA''

Los Sres .'Sucrs.' = de L. Viliamil y
Co.., de esta plaza, nos participant que
el vapor holandes "Medea'' que sali6
de Europa para esta isla, llegara San
Juan Ell dia 10 del corriente.
Ell "Medea" seguira viaje para San
to Domingo, San Pedro de Macoris.
Puerto Plata, Haiti y Santiago de
Cuba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-17
iCRISIs MINISTERIAL
EN- ITALIA?

LoNDRES, Julio 49, -Noticias tele-
grafcas de Londres dicen que existe
una crisis ministerial en- el gabinete
italiano provocada per 'el viaie recien
te de M. schanzer Londres y Paris.
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LORD NORTCHCLIFFE
STGUE CRAVE

LoNDRES, julio 14-Los faculta
tivos que asisten Lord Northcliffe,
han declarado que el estado fisico de
aquel es muy lamentable.
Sc teme por tanto TN fatal desen
lace.
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Cuando usted visite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
Advt.
PAQUITA GARCIA

va esta bien de la dolencia que
por alg1n tempo le retuvo en- CANA
la bella joven Paquita Garcia, de Ca
n6vanas.
Celebramos tan feliz acontecimien
to