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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
CINDERELLA SALLY
: BY ZOE :

yeah. And there's men only too
glad give pretty girl like you chance
at other things, like you say"
Sally smiled sunnily at the 'pret-
ty girl' and sardonically al the Oft
heard warning against the big city
for the pretty girl.
That's good news!" she said Sc
renely. "A girl needn't accept
things. but there's nothing to pre-
vent her from looking ver her
chances. A chance means more
SOP"
He shook his head.
You play wit fire. iii girl"
Sally looked serious.
But you can do a lot with fire."
she said determinedly, "if you ham
die it right"
This seemed to sum up Sally's at
titude toward large things aud
small. . . Who can tell which is
which in the long run? Anyhow,
she was walking OF Main street one
Saturday evening in a clean ging-
ham frock when Martin. the town
photographer. standing before his
studio. stopped her.
Come in" said Martin. "You
look pretty as a picture. Do you
mind if 1 take one of you?" He
looked at her appraisingly.
Sally glanced alertly at him. Was
he appraising her-or only her
looks?
81 haven't any money for photo
gr~phs, Mr.. Martin"
ooh, it's on the house. I've a
reason. And who knows, 1t may
make your fame and fortune-and
mine"
Sally smiled at such foolishness,
but the photographer would surely
present her with a print or two,
which would be nice, and after a
moments hesitation, she followed
him into the studio.
(To be continued)
Copyright, 1922. NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
METRO SOCIAL CLUB
PLANS FOR OUTING

Members of the Metro Social Club
and their friends will enjoy a
Frankfurter roast tonight in Tot
~tenville, near Sea Breeze. Those
who are able will meet at the ferry
at S o'clock and those who are I'M
able to be there at that time m
follow on a later boat. and take the
shore road down to the point,
where the new pier, which is being
constructed for the Tottenville and
South Amboy ferry, and walk back
along the shore. Everyone bring
their lunch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
Adventure Ahead
REGIN HERE TODAY

BEGlN HEtfE
Finding she can no longer stand
the insults that are her lot as a
servant in the home of a newly
hich mistress,
SALLY. an orphan girl, sets out for
the city where she work
as assistant in a soda fountain.
With her she carries memories of
HARRY STANLEY, son of her for
mer mistress and the only person
who eve has treated her kindly.
GO ON WITH THE STORY
Sally began as second assistant
"soda jerker" at 81 a week. She
foomed with one of the other store
girls and had meals in the Morosos'
kitchen.
She worked from 8 till 6, and
every third night till 10. The even
ings she wasn't in the store she
often walked out with Anna, her
roommate, or read in the public
library. Sometimes she saved a
dollar or two. with instructive pru-
dence.
In three months she was first as
sistant and got SO. She was quick
and intelligent at her work, attrac-
tive in her pink and blue Bingham
shop dresses and popular with the
customers.
Keep it up, Sally, you all right"
said the round little Italian who
kept the store. Some time Anna
get married and you walk into her
shoes"
Sally glanced at the generous
shoes she was promised, then at her
own neat feet. She looked her graft
tude at Moroso's offer, but smiled
and shook her head:
Thanks, Mr.. Moroso, but I want
to move onto Chicago, or maybe
New York even"
Moroso's fat face fell in disap-
proval.
"Whadyer think nice girl alone
do in Chicago?" he demanded.
"Tend soda fountains for one
thing. But there's other things"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
Used by Three Generations

1T use Foley's Honey and Tar per
sonally. give it to all my children
ar | now to my grandchildren with
the same good results. I tried many
kinds of cough medicines, but never
want anything but Foley's Honey
and Tar" writes Mrs. E. K. Olson,
Superior. Wise. Foley's Honey and
Tar was established in 1875 and has
stood the test of time serving three
generations. 1t quickly relieves
colds, coughs and Group, throat,
chest and bronchial trouble. Sold
everywhere.-adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23

P1ay experts from all over North Amer
Tea send in their newest ideas to The Fur
MAxEH. Regular readers of TIE Fun
MAKER will learn about all sorts of games
and stunts just as soon as they are in
Uanted.)
Every n likes a tossing game,
especially if it doesn't take a whole
lot of practice to win. Mr.. Theo-
dore J.. Smergalski, Superintendent
of Recreation for the West Chicago
Park Commissioners, has worked
out a throwing game called Tree
Toss" which the whole family can
play. He has told The Fun Maker
just how it goes.
Make Your Own "Tree"
The game gets its name from a
wooden upright, which looks like
a tree. To make this tree, take a
smooth, round piece of wood 6lH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
FORDS
\

Jeff Mum, formerly of Perth
Amboy, is seriously sick at his sis
ter's. Mrs. John Ryder, Of Fords.
Victor Hellegard has returned to
his home after spending several
weeks in Germany.
John W1lheit and Bob Rossi, OF
Perth Amboy, were visiting in
Fords yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Alexander is hav-
ing a garage built in the rear of her
home.
Irving Oldenboom is an out OF
town visitor for a few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
= ny OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON i.

Brownie, into an angle-worm, ant
nice little Buskins. who ran the Gle
vator in the apple tree. into a spider
Wasn't that dreadful
Tee. hee. hee." he Uttered de-
lightfully. Il guess that's all! IL ]
knew where the Twins were I'd
change them into bats. but l don't
know where they are"
Just them he saw a queer person
come striding through the sky. II
was Flippity-Flop in his magic boots
Here's a new one" said Flap
Doodle. 81 never saw him before
He's got the biggest shoes / ever
saw IN my life"
Little did he guess that Nancy and
Nick were inside those shoes.
ITO Be Continued)
Copyright, 1922. NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
Mrs. Josephine Clark

SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 23.-Mrs.
Josephine Clark, widow of William
Clark. died at her home on Augusta
street, yesterday after an Illness oil
some time. Mrs. Clark was ninety
one years old. Until old age came
upon her, she was an active member
of Christ church. She was also a
property owner of the city. She is
survived by n sister, Miss Mar
garet Zepp, OF this city.
Funeral will be held from her late
home on Augusta street at 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon. Interment Will
be made in Christ church cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23

PInkham's Vegetable Compound. ]
was in bed much of my timewithp pains
and had to have the doctor every
month. One day I found q little
book in my yard in Guthrie, Oklaho-
ma and l read it through and got the
medicine-Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound-and tool. eight
bottles and used the Sanative WASH
l atonce began to get stronger. Ihave
got many women to take it Just by
telling them what it has done for me.
l have a young sister whom it has
helped in the same way it helped me.
/ want you to know that ! am q
friend indeed, for youwere friend
inneed. Mrs. GEORGE HARDEE,
1O43 Byram St.. Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
IF you ARE WELL BRED

You do not introduce two people
to each other unless you are quite
certain this will be agreeable to
both.
You never interrupt a converse
ton to introduce a newcomer.
You do not make ~haphazard or
careless introduction, and you al
ways pronounce the names of both
persons distinctly. To slur over
names is to create a strained and
uncomfortable atmosphere.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23

No longer dashing, but demure,
the 1apper dons long skirts, Purl-
tan collars, long sleeves.
Will she abandon rouge, rolied
down stockings, bobbed hair and the
other insignia of her emancipation!
or course she will if the new styles
demand it. And they seem to do so
Here is her new fall Silhouette
with its essential changes. Watch
ror her. She'll begin to dot the
streets in a few weeks and AFTER
that she'll grow more and more I'M
til her name is legion. There's one
basic article to her creed, las well
Abe out of the world as out of fash
Hen"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
20 Meet Monday NIGHT

The Solomon Schecter Society will
hold their first meeting of the sea-
son Monday night in the rooms of
the Beth Mordecai temple in Hobart
street. The society plan to make
this year a banner season, as far as
activities are concerned. All men,
bers are urged to be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
BY BOB DORNlAN

HACK ENSACK, Sept 23.-From
the fingers of dying Jack Bergen,
daredevil of the movies, fell a crum-
pied piece of paper.
On it was scrawled: George Cline
killed me-
Will that torn and wrinkled piece
of paper send the man to the cleo
trio chair?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23

viii the qualifications of the tale
of which those scraWled words were
only the beginning put a 1~9-year-old
girl and a 21-year-old boy behind
the drab walls of a states prison for
the rest of their days?
"Einis'' will be written to this
tragedy when George Cline, Charles
Scullion and Alice Thornton face q
Jury in the courthouse here, charged
with murder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
Toss Rings Over Pegs
Real Fun for
Every One

Spllccd OF ued-
Toss Rings Over Pegs
The object of the game is to toss
the rings over the pegs from a A.
foot line drawn IS feet from the
tree. The one who scores so points
the quickest is the winner. The
rings should be tossed underhand.
the same as an indoor baseball. Any
number of people can play the game,
and may form "sides," or teams.
You can make changes in scor-
ing and distance, if you want to,
but however you play it, you'll find
it more exciting than any ring the
doll" game at a county fair.
(The Fun Maker has a great out
door game for next week. It's a
surprise. Watch for it.)
Copyright. 1922. Associated Editors)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

Chocolate Nut and Fruit Cookies
By Bertha f. Shaplcigh, of Column
bia University
2 eggs.
2/3 cup Sugar
u cut grated chocolate.
u cup chopped walnut or pecan
meats.
Il cup citron and sultana raisins,
chopped.
y teaspoon salt.
L teaspoon vanilla extract.
1 cup sifted flour.
IL teaspoons baking powder.
Beat eggs until thick. Add re-
naming ingredients and mix thor
oughly.
Drop by the teaspoonful on a but
tered tin; spread slightly.
Place half a nut meat on top OF
each and bake about 10 minutes in
a moderately hot oven. This recipe
will make from "a to 80 small cakes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23

T.. Plnkham
Vegetable Com
pound. have
taken it of and
on for twenty
years and it has
helped me change
from a delicate
girl to q stout,
healthy woman.
When I was mar.
ried I was sick Ill
the time until ]
took lydia e.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
FRIEND IN NEED
A FRIEND indeed
Writes Mrs.Hardee Regard.
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Los Angeles, Calif.-"I must ten
YOU that am a true friend to Lydia
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San Juan.
NUEVo "TEAM"

Ha sido organizada en- Rio Piedras
bajo la saba direction del popular Leo
hides Ramos, una novena integrada Ell
su totalidad por j6venes estudiantes,
entire los cuales figuran: Alfonso Con
zalez, j. Torres, Alberto Llabrss, Sar-
cho DOminguez, Luis Barreiro, Miguel
Rivera, Tomas Manzano, Gordiano San
tana, P. Echandfa Y A. Perez.
Dicha novena fgura en- la actualidad
con ell magistral nombre Ell Marques
En- breve lucira un lujoso equipo.
La novena "El Marques" esta coil
ceptuada de primera entire las de Sc
gunda; asi es que tiene ell uso de Ia pa
labra, ,quien pueda hacerlo.
MARQUES DE LA PLATA.
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Administrator de Casas
Sc ofrece una persona muy ex-
perta, con toda ciase de garan-
tias para los propietarios.
c. r., Box 345. San Juan.
CARMEN FLORES REAPARACE-
RA Ell DOMINGO Y LUNES EN-
Ell "OLIMPO"

Nos informan nuestros amigos los
senores Gonzalez Y Paniagua, propie
tarios del Teatro "Olimpo" de San
turce, que el domingo y lunes proxi-
mos relparecera ali la notable ar
tista Carmen Flores, la cual despues
de realizar una brillante 'tournee"
artlstica por la isla, quiere desped,r
Sc del culto pdblico de San Juan, dan
dc al efecto dos interesantisimas
funciones a precios populares. La
gran artista dara dos tandas en- ca
da noche.
La dist;nguida canzonetista, Sc EN-
barca, como Sc sabe, el viernes 27
del al'lal parl 1l9nezudlap .slonde
ha firmado ventajosisinos contratos.
Carmen Flores ha querido dar una
oportunidad a todas las personals re-
sidentes en- San Juan y Santurce pa
IN que Ia juzguen por Ultima vez y
este prop6sito Y de acuerdo con los
senores Gonzalez Y Paniagua han Sc
iialado precios al alcance de todos los
bolsillos.
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MUNIcIPIo DE SAN JUAN
AVISo
LOS CoNTRIBUYENTEs PoR
CoNCEPTO DE PATENTE
MUNICIPAL

En- los bajos dc la Casa Ayuntaanien
to de esta Ciudad ha sido expuesta a.
piblico, de acuerdo con la Ley, una lis
ia conteniendo los nombres de los con-
tribuyentes por concerto de patentes y
ell importe de la Quota que la Asamblea
ha fjado a cada negocio o
industria en- el Municipio de San Juan,
para ell afio econ6mico de 1922-1923.
Y a los efectos de la secci6n trece
de Ia Ley numero 26 aprobada en- 2S
dc MARIO de mil novecientos catorce,
Sc notifca por medic del presente a to-
dos los interesados con Ell fin de que
81 alguno de clos considerase injusta
la cantidad que lie ha sido impuesta
establezca oportunamente su protesta
hacienda por escrito las obieciones que
estime pertinente.
San Juan, P. R., mayo IS, 1922.
Rafael D1Ez DE ANDTNo,
Comisionado municipal de Hacienda.
Advt.
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Sc esp0raD...
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renzo y San Sebastian. El precio mas
alto fne de So quintal en- Payam6n
cabo Rojo, Cayey. Gurabo y Toa Baja
Flu los otros pueblos el precio prone
clio huctu6 entire SIS y Sc qurital
NAMES.- Sc vendieron 81 quin-
taj en- Naguabo $125 en- Quebradi-
Has. Ell precio mas alto fu6 de $500 en-
E1ayagiiez y $3.50 en- Yauco y Guanica.
Eli los otros pueblos ell precio promedio
fuctu6 entire 50 81 quintal.
BATATAS.- Sc vendieron $o.75
quintal en- Comerio. FL precio mas alto
fIe de $3.50 quintal en- San German y
Vieques En- los otros pueblos el precio
promedio fiuctu0 entire 81 y 50 quintal.
yAUTIAs.- Sc vendieron a 81 quin-
ta1 en- Gurabo y a $125 en- San Lo-
renzo y Quebradillas. Ell precios mas
alto fu6 de 1925 en- San German y SO
ne Aibonito. Guanica y Mayagiiez. En-
los otros pueblos Ell precio prcmedio
fuctu6 entire $1.5O y $3.50 quintal.
GUINEOS vendieron S2.05 Ell
c'ento en- Maricso, Aguadilla, y ciales.
El precio mas alto fue de $O.75 el Glen
to en- Mayagiiez y San German y de
80 centavos ell ciento en- Salinas s Yau-
CO. En- los otros pueblos ell precio pro
medic ductu6 entire 80 y so centavos ell
ciento.
PLATANos.- Sc vendieron 81 .25
el ciento en- Quebradillas y $3.50 en-
San Lorenzo. Ell precio mas alto fue
de $500 ell ciento en- Yauco. En- los
otros pueblos el precio promedio fuc-
tu6 entire $500 y $3.50 ell ciento.
HUEvoS.- venaieron a $1.75
el ciento en- Maricao. Ell precio mas
alto fue de $4.0O ell ciento en- vieques.
En- los otros pueblos Ell precio prone
dio fuctu6 entire $500 y $500 ell cien
to.
CEBOLLAS.-Ss vendieron 5000
en- Arecibo, Fajardo v Vieques. FL pre-
clio mas alto fue de $11.00 en- Guaya-
nilla y $1,000 quintal EN- Mayaguez. En-
los otros pueblos Ell precio promedio fua
entire $500 Y $1,000 Quintal.
ALMIDoN.-se vendi6 $500 en-
Aguadilla. FL precio mas alto fue de
$500 en- Barranqnitas $500 quintal
EN- Toa Baja. En- los otros pueblos el
precio promedio fuctuo entire $3.50 y
5000 quintal.
CAFE. Sc vendi6 un precio pro
medic de SIS s2e quintal.
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LOS ARTISTAS HUERTANICA-
CARDOSO DEBUTARON EN- Ell
"OLIMPO"

FL domingo debutaron en- ell tea
tro "Olimpo" con exito brillante, los
aplaudidos artistas Huertanica- Car
doso, quienes gustaron mucho al pu-
blico por 10 selecto de su repertoire
y su artistica presentation. Los due
tos de estos lrenombrada gartistas
son yerdaderamente ingeniosos, man
teniendo en- continue hilaridad a to-
do ell auditorio que no cesaba de
aplludir.
La Huertanica tiene una voz suges
tiva, de sonoridades bellas y este,
undo al encanto de su hermosura,
atrae al pdblico que la aplaude calu-
rosamente.
Gardoso es un comico que gustl,
pues sabe interpreter con arte y gra
cia todas las obras de su repertoire.
Ell debut de estos artistas constitu-
70 un gran exito.
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MR.. FRANCIS W. HoADLEY

Hoy embarcara para los Estados
Unidos el distinguido caballero nor
teamericano Mr.. Francis w. Hoad-
ley, renombrado periodista que for
ma parte de la compania "Simons &
Boardman", poderosa empresa que
edita numerosos magazines" en- Nue
va York.
Ell prestigioso y excelente caballe-
70 Mr.. Hoadley, regresa a Nueva
York, despues de haber pasado EN-
nuestra isla una temporada de vaca-
clones.
Mr.. Hoadley retorna muy salts
fecho de las atenciones que ha reci-
bido de todos los portorriquenos, con
quienes ha podido- relacionarse du-
rante su estancia aqui y lleva una
gratl impression dC este sueIo, ell
cual, segdn el, es encantador.
Ell MUNDO envfa al distinguido
norteamericano un saludo cordial de
despedida.
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prtsente no he siio suplantada, nj aun
despues de su t.emenda consternacion
economical, jap6n cTenta con buenos
cpcrarios, con maQuinas perfecta-
melite dtspuestas : para toda Ia
bcr industrial, y con elementos. puesto
que los ha encoaitrado en- su3 nuevas
fuentes dc trahajo; es dificil que
mercado alguno praiiera entrar CT lucha
con su gran acometividad.
Esta cs Ia realidad. No es que tema-
mes al namaeo Fpeigro amarillop.
Este peligro, por ahora, es iluscrio. Po-
driamos eq,:ivocarnos. pero razonable-
mente no podemcs aceptar ninguna cla-
SO de superiortaad, que no fuera auzi-
hada por otros factores que tcmaran
con ell Jap5n un camino determinado. y
en una de5erminada aventura cuyos re-
sultados entcnces no podrian n eyer los
mas notables expertos de la rolitica y
&c las armas.
E, estahlecimiento Gle ciudadelas y
carhoneras, indicara que Jap6n SC pre-
fara para las evealtuales contingencies
del future Estas son ''palabras, mayo
res". Y solo pueden tomar acaion en-
tales empTesas aquellos gobiernos que
sc creyeren POGO garantizados en- I'm mo
mCnto fatal. Nuestro comentario no
ruede pasar de su Unite; y seria ocio-
50 en- los momentos en- que el mismc
gobierno del Brasil medita sobre ests
question, pero sin adelantarss a comen.
tar discutir todavia las razones de
tai medida exceptional aun, aun cuandC
reconoce Que los hechos tienen Ia gra
vedad de su misz0o misterio, Y de 81
nsisma tendencia expansionista dentrC
dc sus territories.
Hay un refran muy vulgar, cue ex
lresa una no vulgar idea. Como todc
rcfran. encierra una flosofia, dice al
GO que podemos adaptar al medic COZ
alguna oportEn1dad. Los arabes cue sol
fuertes en- refranes, los t1enen muS
expresivos, muy sabios muy Eumanos
81 refran que nos referimos, pobr'
cn Erase colorido, cerrara cstas Il
meas, y va endosado al Gobierno de
Brasil, a sus estadistas, sus grande
politicos = sus Legislatures. -. "E
camar6n que Sc duerme, Sc 10 neva i
corriente'
i Felix MATos BERNIER.
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UN PARRoco AGRADEcIDo

El Rdo. sscerdote P. Juan Jose Lee
Iron, cura y vicario de la Parroqula
Dc Humacao, desea expresar p': medic
Ge estas lneas las damss caballeros
cat6licos de aquella poblacion, su mas
profundo agradecimiento por las mu-
chas pruebas de afecto y simpatia que
In recibido durante ell tempo cue per-
mapeci6 erfermo ALI.
Ell bondadoso presbitero lauenta nlu-
che que la enfermedad que sufre lie
Esya obligado a, separarse de IA rarro-
e.ria de Humacao, pero alimeata IL S.
peranza &c volver pronto ella para
continuar su obra apostolica an aouella
pcblaci6n,
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EN- Ell cERcADo AJENo

4 A las dos de la niadrugada de ante
ayer, el guardia Isafas Sanchez sorpren
dio al individuo Manuel Ramos Velez
metido en- ell patio de la casa n1mero
2S de la Gale cerra, santurce, con fl
nes desconocidos. Ramos fue denun-
ciado y sentenciado tres meses de
carcel. Por ell mismo delito fueron arres
tados, los individuos Ramon de la To-
IRE Lebr6n y Jesis viera, quienes es-
taban metidos en- ell patio del seflor Tri
nidad Bece1ril en- la calle del Paraue
La Corte sentenced Lebr6n y viera
q ounce y cinco dias de carcel respec-
tivamente.
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cR1MEN EN- BAYAMoN

Dura1te una reyerta que Sc suscito
en- un bale que Sc uevaba a efecto en-
la casa de Ramon Marrero, en- Baya-
mon, fue herido Ramon Justine Ri
.chardson, de veinte amos. Ell herido fue
conducido al hospital municipal, donde
Ell doctor Rodriguez lie presto los pri-
meros auxilios, falleciendo al dia 81
guiente. La polcia arrest6 como pre-
suntos autores del crimen Emilio Ri
vera y Eladio CARGO, habiendoles ext
gidO Ell juez municipal, tres mil d6lares
de fanza cada uno.
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uN HoMRRE HERE A oTRo

En- la calle ndrnero seis del barrio
Nueva Barcelona, Ponce, Justo Negr6n
Torres, de 90 amos, con un cuchillo de
grandes dimensiones atac6 a Angel
David Ramos, de treinta amos, indriea-
dole heridas profundas en- el pecho, es-
palda y mano derecho. FL herido fu6
ccnducido al hospital donde Sc encuen
ira en- estado sumamente grave. Ell agre
sor fue puesto disposition Gel Fiscal
del Distrito.
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AZAHARES

Han contraido .matrinronio ante el
altar de la Iglesia de San Jorge, en-
Santurce, Ia bella Y distinguida Sc
norita Glbr' Cpadrado Adsuar y
el cultisimo jovsn don Hilario Here
ro
Fueron padrincs de la feliz pare
ia el estiinad.simo caballero D. Juan
Cuadrado y su dignisima esposa, pa
dres de Ia desposada.
Los esposos Herrero-C -Cuadrldo en-
barcaran hoy para Mejico via Nue.
va York, donde piensan establecer
permanentemente su residencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-18
UN N1No Sc cAYo DE uN TRUCK

En- la carTetera cue conduce de Mo-
rows a Vega Baja, mientras ell truck
de los sefiores Jose Fontan Y Jorgito
Rodriguez, sc dirigia a San Juan, ell
nenor Manuel Molina, de trece amos,
agarr6se de ia parte tracera del vehi-
culo con tan mala suerte, que perdi6
Ell equilibrio, cayendo al suelo. 81 milo
resulto con golpes en- la cabeza v ca
ra. Ell doctor Luigi lie presto los pri-
naeros auxllios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-18
LOS CUE EMBARcAN


Ell Gobernador ha expedido los ST.
suientes pasaportes:
Para Espaia, Francia y suiza, al sr.
Enrique Gomez Cintr6n v la Sra. Gui.
llaInina Doittan de Gomez una nj
ma menor, todos de Mayagiiez.
Para Espana, Francia Tnglaterra
al DR.. Leopcldo Figueroa, de catano
Para Venezuela, Colombia : Trini-
dad, al sr. Stuart Taylor Danfcrth, de
Mayagiiez.
Para Inglatcrra, Belgica, Francia
Alemania, Italia y Espana. al 81. Luis
Sanchez Frasqueri, de Ponce
Para Espana, Francia, Italia = Ale.
mania. al sr. jose Nevares Lanir6n, de
Dorado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-18
DR. DON MANUEL v. DEL VALE

Esta tarde embsrcara para los Es-
ta6os Unidos, en- ell vapor "san Lo-
renzo", acompanado de su culta dis
t-nguiaa esposa, Ell dignislno caballe-
ro DR.. Manuel v. del vale, quien Sc
dirige al Norte con e. prop6sito dc rea-
nlrse a sus hijos que estudian en- dis
t.ntas Universidades de los Estados Uni
COS.
Los distinguidos via5eros psrmanece-
l@n una temporada EN- Ia metr6ooh. re-
ccrrieado sus principales poblasicne5.
Enviamos nuestro excelente amig,
) conocido professional, DR.. del Vale,
asl como tambi6n su dignisima espo-
81, nuestro cordial saludo de despedida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-18
DON MIGUEL RUIZ soLER

Hoy embarcara para Nueva York,
en- el vapor "San Lorenzo, el culto
caballero y excelente amigo don Mi
guel Ruiz Soler, qu;en Sc dirige al
Norte con el prop6sito de pasar unas
vacaciones de dos meses.
Nuestro amigo visitara las princi-
pales poblaciones de Ia metr6poli, re
gresando la isla en- julio.
lie deseamos un buen viaje Y gra-
tas impresiones durante su estadia
en- la Ciudad del Hudson.