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Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

There is little better luck
than finding that your last sum-
mer's suit will be good for an
other season.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Sunday will he Palm Sunday

DR.. S. J. Brown and wife lett
by automobile for their home IN
Hartford, Conn. "Wednesday
morning, after a delightful visit
of several weeks dis the house
guests of Col and Mrs. n Is.
Borden. This genial couple are
regular winter visitors to the
Land of Flowers" During their
visit here they have made many
friends who gladly welcome
their return every year.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

Hating a man won't change
his character, but it will affect
yours.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

"WhO killed John Barley
corn? ?" asks an exchange. Is he
dead?
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

The farmer asked for succOr,
and congress treated him like a
sucker.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

Germany Faces Ruin" says
q headline. Why doesn't she
turn around?
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

Build air castles if you like.
You won't have to pay taxes on
them.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

Another trouble about trying
to run down lie is that some
times it turns out to be true
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

Europe seems to regard the
money we loaned her during the
war a bonus.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

The Reds will never succeed
because at heart they are yell
low.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

One-third of what most of us
know, says an exchange, is I'M
true.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

The early bird used to get the
worm, and now he gets a place
to park his car.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

Filipinos believe i'm ghosts.
says 4 news item. So do we, if
they walk regularly.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

More trouble. Farmers say
they are going to plant fewer
watermelOnS this year.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

American airships seem to be
about as unsafe as German sub
marines used to be.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

1t might be- more popular if it
were not called the bonus.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

A correspondent wants to
know what a quandary is. That S
what congress is i'm
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

ANAAO'' "iitAS a. HuuiiOtti IN. IIttt -
what congress is i'm
-O-O
Emma Goldman is now long
ing for the freedom which she
ScOrned when she had il.
90
MOney.talks. and sometimes it
induces a minister to accept a
call to q new church
An exchange says there were
fewer eternal trinagleS i'm the
old days of the square dance
-O-O-
Chef Justice Taft saws the
country has all the LAWYERS if
needs. Mr.. Taft does not ex-
pect to run for office again.
-O-O-
You have observed. of course.
tnat congressman have voted
themselves a bonus for free
seeds.
Nassau County leader. [volume] (Fernandina, Fla.) 1925-19??, 1922-04-07

Some men are great, ana
others 'gratc on you.
, 1922-10-26
CONCESSIONS BY
SEEN IN
OF MARKS
Increase in Quotations Be-
lieved to Foreshadow Ac-
ton Favorable to Ger
many in Preparations.


BERLIN. Oct. 25-By The Asso-
ciated Press.EThe financial critics
profess to see in today's Improvement
OF the mark over New York's closing.
rate of Tuesday an indication that
the arrival here next week of NJ. Bar.
thou. Sir John Bradbury and other
members OF the reparations commit
tee presages something more concrete
than informal discussions with the
heads of the German government.
The Berlin opttnists believe thai the
forthcoming pour parievs WIN inaur.
urate a decisive r~ealicnmeht OF the
entente's ~reparations policies. hast.
enc through the precipitate collapse
Of the mark.
The government learned he repara.
tons commission would visit Berlin
during Tuesdays session OF the reich
stag and Chancellor Wirth abandoned
his plan to discuss Preparations and
the sterilization OF the mark before
the Reichstag.
The chancellor and the uemha-s =,
his cabinet arc deyo,,nr ~ ~.
manning davs before the arriy.1 90
NJ. Barthou ana his colleavues - 90.
cumulatinr data. with which tbo GOV.
urnos m CONFRONT ~ a..
lied rena ratJ,,na cbtefs IT. oam,-a
, 1922-10-26

Luck is only a short way of spell
ing pluck.
, 1922-10-26

veteran OF the Civil war and was
prominent in G. A. r activities here
for thirty years.
, 1922-10-26
NELSON Tells
kIWANIANS Of
LEGION MEET
D. W. Ogilbee Was Power in
Convention, Casper Club
Is Told at Regular
Meeting Today.

The luncheon Of the Casper Kiwanis
nub. held at the Heaning hotel today.
ras marked with a lively and iustruc-
ivs program. James c. Nelson. ex-
cutivo secretary of the local Amer
ran Legion. addressed h members
" the club. giving them a vivid and
Itlrring description Of the develop
nents at New Orleans which put Al
I'm Aisey in the national commanders
Thair and Captain C. p Pluinmer in
nc position OF vice commander.
ADD EARTHQUAKE-FKoNT
on and gas have oeen withdrawn
hon the Salt Greek field In such
quantities in recent years. that many
persons believe that this was the
aus of e side slip In he interior Of
me earth. causing a certain strata or
sormAtio nto be displaced At what
fepth this occurred is OF course I'm
possible TO determine.
A few people reported a slight tire
nor in Casper. particularly IN the
louthern part OF the cit y. This would
Tend TO Indicate TINT the formation In
which he disturbance occurred runs
through from Salt Creek to Casper. a
distance OF about a. miles. thus caus-
hg tho jar 70 be felt here in the city.
Mr.. Nelson and some OF the other
Gslegates to the convention recently
held IN the Louisiana city just re-
turned today. In his speech the local
secretary gave great credit to d. w.
oCibee fer the way he had worked
In securing Piummcr's election. Ogil-
bee IN welded great influence in
getting the election OF Alsey and i'm
mediateiy following proceeded with
tho help OF the other Wyoming dele.
gates to swing a majority vote for
Captain Plummer.
Nelson also discussed the raising Of
\ 5000 900 benevol-1ae fund to take
car OF the widow ans orphans Of
rx-service men.
Judge Fred II. Blume. now justice
Of the supreme court OF wyoming and
candidate for re-elestion. was Il Ki-
wanian from Cheyenne who spoke
briefly TO thu members of the club.
Judge Blume's talk centered around
the value of clubs like the Kiwanis,
Rotary. ard Lions clubs. 1t was IL.
and inspiring in the mes.
II contained.
The entertainment committee had
secured the services OF Brennan and
Brennan, and Miss Sander and Miss
Ramsey, who are In Casper entertain.
ing h audiences at the Tribune auto
mobile show. The selection OF these
capable vaudeville artists was a happy
n n Fad al enlivening influence
on the meeting IN general. The songs
OF Miss Sanders. the pianalogues of
Miss Ramsey n the song and dan se
act of Brennan and Brennan were all
OF them unusually good.
The club went on record at It's meet.
ing today of confirming the stand of
the board OF directors in not endors-
ing1ng n page got up to advertise
h Kiwanis club by a local news.
paper. The spirit of the club is op-
posed to such form of publicity.
, 1922-10-26

Jumping at conclusions is about all
the mental exercise some people take.
, 1922-10-26
SHIPPING BILL
SUPPORT URGED
ON CONVENTION
Foreign Carrying Trade War
ring Against Congressional
Measure, Board Mem
Der Declares.

NEW YORK. Oct 26.-There may
have been sympathetic interest and
friendly cooperation between Amer
lean and foreign shipping but I'VE
certainly were not amonts the bene-
nciaries," Commissioner Edward c.
Piumraer OF the United States ship
ping board to-day told the aonuai CON
vention of the American Manufac
tuners Export association.
Mr.. Plummer urged support OF The
shipping bill now before congress.
saying that while it Is not perfect II
should be passed.
For 80 years" he said. "orr for
eign competitors who know so we'll
that the foreign carrying trade OF the
United States Is the greatest inter.
national prize he commercial world
has ever knowa. has successfully
warred against any TO restore an
American merchant marine by merely
following the Napoleonic rule Of "di.
vide and conquer" They are pursu.
ing these same tactics today.
They chrge us with aiming TO pos
sess the largest merchant fleet in the
World whea they must know that this
bill could produce any such re.
sul' and that any legislation aiming
at such a result would he impraticable.
The yeiy makeup Of the British en-
pire insures her numerical superior.
ity In merchant ships as Germany had
learned long before the world war.
No intelligent American even desires
to challenge England's position in tina,
respect.
The simple truth is that ali we are
seeking is to put our ships where they
Will have "A fair chance TO carry a
AIR shares Of u foreign freight. We
scew no monopoly. Cheaper trans
p%ortation means enlarged foreign mar.
kcts TO the benefit of American pro
ducers IND consumers.
american competition insures low.
pr freight rates not only on American
SHIPS but on tho economical foreign
freight ships which viii continue TO
share in our trade under the prov.
SONS OF this biIl.''
, 1922-10-26
MOTOR SHOW To
CLOSE TONIGHT
CONTINUED from Page One,

touring model previously exhibited.
The Dodge regular sedan was the
new exhibit of the Coliseum Motor
company. A business sedan will be
put on the floor tonight.
A four-passenger Nash special
model was displayed by the Nash
Casper Motor company in place OF
the roadster which had occupied the
space. A five-passenger sedan was
also exhibited.
A Packard twin six roadster and
a single six coupe were shown by the
Joe 2. Mansfield gency. They are
fine sars and drew a large group OF
spectators.
The Gallup Motor company showed
for the first time last night a Durant
"six" five passenger touring. Diff.
Guilty in securing this mode prevent
ed tts previous appearance.
Several other airs were on the
floor last night. Many of them were
of beautiful lines and of wonderful
values. The cars which have been
listed above however were those
which were new displays and had
not been seer before.
Many ears will be changed this
evening. the last opportunity of the
people of Casper to SEQ the Tribune
automobile show. Persons who have
not attended any of tho evenings of
this wonderful festival
, 1922-10-26

That which is always your own Is
your future.
, 1922-10-26
venstein of the Reicssbanl.

LONDON. Oct. 26-(By The Asso-
ciated Prcss-The franc was weaker
here today following the reports OF
the big deficit in the French budget.
The rate opened on franc 23h cen
times lower at Ga francs. 27ls cen
times to the pound sterling.
BRUSSELS exchange weakened In
sympathy. being quoted at 80 francs.
42A centimes.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-Further de-
probation of French and Italian ex-
change took place To-Day. both francs
and lire being quoted at new low re
cords for the year
French francs sold at SIS cents
each. as compared with yesterdays
high OF 702is and Italian lire were
quoted Mt s.s4ts cents. as compared
with yesterdays high of 4.01h cents.
The par for both exchanges is 1913
cents.
Heavy purchases Of American dol
lars with continental funds, presum.
ably OF established credits for pur-
chases of grain. cotton and other raw
msterials. are responsible. in part.
fors tho further slump.
, 1922-10-26

Every man knows how other mon
to do things.
, 1922-10-26

The bloomer dress is highly rrac-
Hcal for the little girl. One is made
with a bib ~buttoning to the sleeveaf
and the Sleeves b~uttoning to the
waistband beneath. The boomers,
too, are detachable. The other
dress has a quaint old.fashioned
yoke. Its long sleeves recommend
u for cold weather.
, 1922-10-26
FORMER COMMANDMENT
OF HOME sUCCUMBs

CHEYENNE, wyo., oct. 2s.-John
W. Brookhart, 10, OF Cheyenne, for
mer commandant OF the Wyoming
Soldiers and Sailors homo at Buffalo.
die Tuesday at the home OF his son.
Dr. Leslie S. Brookhart. at Cleveland,
Q. The remsins win be brought to
Cheyenne and the funeral held here
Thursday. Mr. = Brookhart was a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
NoTAs DE HUMACAo

COMEDoRES ESCoLAREs:-D
al cello inter6s del Comisionadc de
Municipal senior Francisco
Isern Jimenez ell sefor Santiago We
We, Inspector, Sc estan instalando CO.
medores escolares en- los barrios Pa
va de Humacao, Candelero, Mambiche,
Mabu Buena Vista. El Departamen
to de instruction les asign6 la cant1
dad de mil trescientos d6lares, y no
dudamos que tendran exito en- Ell esta-
blecimiento de los referidos comedo-
res, de suma utilidad Y beneficio pa
ra nuestros nifos campesinos.
EJERCICIos ATLETTCoS:-Baj la
direction del senior Carlos Cartagena,
han empezado los ejercicios at,eti-
cos en- las escuelas publcas de esta
ciudad. Para facilitar mas la enseilan
"a de los ejercicios Ell Comisionado Mu
nicipal de Instruction ha adquirido
una victrola con discos sufcientes.
Tambi6n Sc han tornado va dos move
mas escolares, Graded High School,
las que Sc proponen medir sus fuerzas
con las demas de su categoria.
TRAsLADO DE CoMERCIO: -Ha
trasIadado su eSl ablecimiento conner
ciaI a. la ciudad de Caguas, la firma de
D. Pacifco Dominguez, donde continua
ra los mismos negocios.
A LA H. ASSOCIATION comuni
can varios FANS que preguntemos a
los duefios gerentes de la. Liga hu-
macaefia, Ell motive de haber retirado
la misica de los desafios peloteriles;
pues entienden ellos que es de importan
cia da mas animation los juegos.
La economic no debe entrar por ahi,
sedores de la Liga.
AGENTES DE LA PRoHIBICION:-
Hemos visto por estos lares, a varios
agentes de la Prohibition, quienes es-
tuvieron en- la Playa de Humacao ha-
ciendo Investigations en- distintas ca
sas. Tambi6n Sc muestra muy activa Ia
policia en- la captura de alambiques.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Octubre 81, 1922.
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La emp-esa ha fijado en- Ell teatro
TN anuncio prohibiendo los gritos du
lante la exhibicion de los espectaculos
y recomendando los aplausos euando
6stos sean Gel agrado pIblico; pero
este aviso Sc viola abiertamente por
Is turba infantil, sin que nadie Sc to-
me el GRAN trabajo de corregir este
enorme defecto.
y Creemos que Ia policia es la llamada
a poner coto a estos escandalos sacan-
do de dicho local Ial que escandalice,
como Sc ha hecho en- muchos cines de
Ia Isla, va 1ue no solamente SON mo-
lestados los espectadores en- Ell teatro
81 que tambisn los vecinos que viven
en- sus alredores, teniendo que estar
despiereos hasta que Sc termina la fun
ci6n.
Cortsse este NAL de raiz 81 uueremos
tLar una alta nota de nuestra cultura
ante los dem$s pueblos de la Isla, de-
n1oStrando con este que 81 bien es ver-
dad que estamos en- ell corazon de
Puerto. Rico, este no es 6bice para que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
DEsDE UTUADo
27, 1922.

Las n0ches que paAamos en- Ell teatro
Herrera presenciando los espect$culos
cinenatograficos van haci6ndose cada
6ia mas insoportables. Y no es que los
tales espectaculos sean malos, nj que
la mdsica sea defciente, no, NADIA de
ESQ. EEos Ecnan los deseos de los es-
pectad0res que vamos al coliseo en- bus
ca de I'm ratio de Solaz y esparcimien-
to para Ell espiritu: la empresa STEM
pre- nos Sorprende con magniicas Sc
ries de las mas modernas. Pero 10 que
Los causa molestia, 10 que en- reaiidad
hace insoportables Las horas en- Ell tea
tro son los gritos que lanzan los Chi
guillos cada vez que en- ell nenzo Sc
refejan actoS de importancia. Estos
gritos, agudos, fuertes, hieren los oidos
do los concurrentes. hsci6ndolos estar
largos rato5 sin poder atender la Pc
licuia.
Este hecho de los chiquillos en- un
sitio donde Sc va poner de manifies-
to La educacion de cada cual, esta en-
pugna coz los mas elementales prin-
cipios ce Ia Gtica social,-desdiciend
muchisimo de nuestra cultura de pue-
bio civilizado.-
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GOBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPAETAHGENTO DEL INTERIOR
NEGOCIADo DE OBRAS PUBLICAS
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
San Juan, octubre 16, 1922.


Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pdblica subas-
ia de las obras de construction de un
puente de hormig6n armada de dos ar
cos de Is m. de luz cada uno sobre Ell
Rio Toro Negro. carretera Ciales-Jua-
ia Dfaz, cuyo presupuesto aprobado as
ciende q veintifln mil veintiseis dola-
res sesenta centavos 1921, ,02660), Sc
admitiran en- esta oficina haSta las
2 P. M. del dia 13 de noviemtre, de
1922, en- que SO abriran plbhcamente
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oflcina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- el contrato, y podran recoger
los Icitsdores los pianos y modelos de
proposiciones que han de presentarse,
mediante un dep6sito de diez dollars
($10) On met&lico en- cheque certifi-
cado que serdn reembolsados al ser de-
vueltos dichos documentos en- el plazo
de vetnte dias COY despues de efec-
tuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera o todas las
rropo5ic; ones y adjudicar el contrato
bajo otras consideraciones que las del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
005Go n7in

Sc siente I'd. nervioso, d6bil y can
sado7 sufre de dolores de cabeSa, Pc
cho y espalda7 Pruebe los tratamisntos
de osTE EoPATLA.
Padece de dsbiidad mental7 Desea
conservar su ments despejadA para
atender debidamente sus negocios? Pa
dece de insomnia? Pruebe IL oSTEo-
PATIA.
Padece de paralisis, reumatismo,
ataques de epilepsia, estreaimiento, pc-
breza de sangre7 Pruebe osTEoPA-
TIA.
OSTEoPATIA es el sistema do ira
tamiento manual por medic del cual
&c ajusta Ia Columna vertebrAl y ner-
vios renovando Ia circulation de 1a
sangre sin necesidad de usar drcgas.
electricidad.
Ell tnico Doctor en- osTEoPATIA en-
Puerto Rice,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31

NuestraS escuelas gradr les no pa
san de ser. unas pobres esc.ls.aS. Con OK
cepcion de dos, cada una todas las
ctras estan colocadas en- locales ina.
decuados. Muchas escuel IS rurales es.
tan establecidas en- miss-ables casu-
chas, y su mueblaje no esta ajusrado
3 las exigenctas en- muchas de elias.
Fero Ell Sr. Lassalle no sabe hacer mi
lagros. Necesita dinero para atender
e. servjcio.
Para un decente acomodamiento ie
ruestros escuelas graduadas necss;ts-
nc un edificio de ocho salones. Enton-
Ces estaremos en- condolences de esta.
blecer el noveno grado, pues sin incr.
Yrir en- otros desembolsos podrianos
utilizar las dos casetas de la Gale de
Muiioz Rivera para las clases de car
pinteria y ciencias domesticas.
Nuestros asambleistas no deben f.
iarse n:ucho en- 10 que dicen los que
len mas sacrificados que los intereses
urbanos, la poblacion urbana mas
7beneficiada que la poblaci6n campcsi-
ma. 81 yo fuera asambleista le diria
los tales: dejadme yer la linea diviso-
ria entre unos y otros intereses, ST
lograban establecerla de manera incues
tionAble, los atenderia. 81 no lograban
convencerme, seguiria creyendo que los
jntereses de una y otra parte estan
tan entrelazados que es impossible decir
donde Hmpiezan los unos y donde ter
nlinan los otros.
Los Sefiores asambleistas tienen la
palabra. Y deben recordar cuando es.
ten deliberando sobre ell emprestito
que ademas de asambleistas son pa
Manuel. CARRAsCo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31

Sos disnfes eslza eubiertos de una pelieuIa Wis.
coaa hientaia con Ia iengua Sc adhere a los diem
tes penetfa los inteTstci0s ali fla. Limpian-
dose los dsntes segln los mftodoa anteuados queda
gran paFte De Ia pglieula intaeta.
L. peiieuia sbsoFbs las manehas, hacienda que los
dienies pareEcan 0pacos rs el origen del sarro
ketene las psFtieuas de alimento que Sc fermentan
iornan acidos. ketiene los aeidos en- eontaeto con
Jos oieHtes produce Ia carries. I'm ella sc repro
dneen mAiones Dc microbes. Estos. con el sarro,
ton Il causs fundamental de Ia pioFrea.
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DE MocA

Nue5sro pueblo no progreSa. Els el
0ltimo pueblo de la isla. Parece que
gus hsbitantes nos hallamos complaci-
dos en- el estancamiento.
Mlchos Green que esta vez pasara
el proyecto. Unos pocos Green que no
pasara. 70 creo como los del primer
grupo. Nuestros representatives On Ia
Aaamblea Municipal saben que el pue
bio necesita aqua, que el campo nece-
sta ca1inos y puentes, que el pueblo
:; Ell campo estan necesitados de me-
joras tscolares. Y saben ademas otra
cosa: que ellos no van a pagar Ell en-
prestito.
Todog estanos esperanto un gesto
patri6tico de nuestros asamblefstaS.
La :4ecesidad es de sesenta mil do
lares. EstamoS Seguros que los ten
dremos. Nuestros hombres del gobierno
municipal saben que esa suma, que pa
rece tan enorme en- su totalidad, re-
sultara muy pequenh despues de repar
tida entire todos los contribuyentes mo
/ canos, de los cuales no hay media do
cena que tengan Ell NAL gusto de pro-
testar.
Los envidiosos los enemigos de la
administration, los enemigos de nues
tro progreso, presentaran sus argumen
los. Bien; tienen ese derecho. Los
ctros, los bueros, los progresistas, los
que wien la nueva vida respetaran los
argumentos, pero pasaran por encima
de elloa.
No tenemos necesidad de echar So
hre los hombros de nuestros hijos Ia
les cargas''. Este es uno de los argu.
mentos. Argrmento pobre.
La justicia de los emprestitos a lar
so piazo, para mejolas de utilidad ge-
neral. consiste precisamente en- que ca
da generaci6n paga Ia parte de sus be-
he1cios. Asi no resulta muy perjudica-
Ga una generaci6n muy benefciada
La siguiente. 81 gastamos mucho dine
70 en- mejorar la heredad de nuestros
hijos, Y nos sorprende la muerte en-
brollados, nuestros hijos acabaran de
pagar las, embrolfas, porque Sc contra
teron para beneficiarlos. Esto es hu-
mano, es justo.
AlgunoS pocoS ponen en- duda las
Ventaias de un acueducto. Aparte de
Las veotajas economicas QUO pu0da
traer para Ia hacienda municipal, hay
otras que no Sc escapan a un buen
observador. I'm hombre que toma un ba
ao diario esra en- mejores condolences
lara hacer buen trabajo que ell que
solamcnte tomn un baiio semanal. Ell
cuerpo limpio reclama un traie limpio
y ambas cosas reclaman III hogar de.
cente. Ell resultado pues, de un acue-
dncto esta asumido eli 10 siguiente:
cuerpo li'npio, buen trajs bLena casa.
GSe cu!ere mas?
La pGanta electrical quizSs no deje
henefcios; pero creemos qvs pagara los
sastos eel servicio los 1nvereses de
Ia Inversion. No hay motives para ha-
eerle Ia guerra.
En- 4Scuelas estamos ba-tante NAL.
Los cntusiasmos del com,:ionado mu.
nicira de educaci6n, Sr. jose Calasan
1assalle, Sc han estrellado ants la apa
tia de los hombres que deben fac1litar-
le los recursos que demau IA su impor- |
tante departamento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31

los dsntss eubiertos por Ia pelieula son dientes
FnanehadoA Por ESQ es que muehos dientes aeepi-
ladoa diafio se manehan destruyen. Los males
Dc IL dentaduFa han do constantemente en- aumento
ia ptlieuia es Ia eanaa de Ia mayoFia de clos
pof este motive. Ia eieneia dental ha buseado
mttcGoa para desfruir Ia pelieula. Sc han eneon-
tfsd0 "a doe nnevos mftodos
Lee mas eonnotados sspeeialstas han eompro-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31

Utuado sea una ciudad plet6rica de so
ciabilidad; y que los transeuntes que
ros visiten ueven siempre la mejor i'm
preston 6e nuestra cultura social.
j. CoRTES JR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
Gratis Para Todas Las Razas
Una prueba del metodo embeecer la dentaura

Esia ofeFta se haee ahofa easi en- TODD el mundo.
Sc publea en mnchos idiomaG Millones de per-
sonas Dc mnehas Faxas han eneontFado asi el medic
os dssiFaiT ls psiieuia de Ia dentadura
Todo 81 mundo tiene Ia obligation de haeer esta
preha-todos aquelios cue deseen tener los dientes
mas bianeos mas sanos, mas Impios