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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-09-05
PLEDGE ENOUGH CARS
TO CARRY HARD COAL
Railroad officials Promise to Meet
Full Anthracite Pro-
duction.

NEW YORK. September 81 F..
Loree, president of the Delaware and
Hudson railway. and E. NJ. Rine, vice
president and general manager of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
in a statement have pledged their
roads to supply all the cars neces-
sary to carry anthracite coal, even
when normal production is reached.
Mr.. Ioree said his road had 1000
surplus cars. while Mr.. Rine claimed
he could get 1000 cars within two
weeks.
Loree announced that a conference
Of the seven eastern anthracite-car-
ryfng roads would be held here to
discuss the situation. The roads are
the Erie, Delaware and Hudson, Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, Cen
trail Railroad of New Jersey. Phila-
delphia and Reading and Pennsyl-
vania and Lehigh Valley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-09-05
GEN. SINGHJI DIES.
Was Prominent in British India
as q Reformer.

SIMLA, British India, September s.
Gen Sir Pertab Singhji, regent of
Jodhp0r state. died suddenly yester-
day of heart disease.
Gen. Singhji, was born in 1S45. He
introduced far-reaching reforms in
every department of the state of
otherwise worked for the benefit of
the people. Through the construction
of large irrigation works under him
the country was protected against
the famines to (which 1t had been
chronically subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-09-05

Readers can have The Star
sent daily and Sunday to them
by mail in Maryland and Vir-
ginia at 20 cents per week. all
other states IS cents per week.
Cash with order. Address may !
be changed as often as desired
by giving the old % well ~
the new address.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
P0Pt's FUNERAL
Continued from Page One.)
vote is necessary for the election.

ROME, Jan. 24.-CBy Tho Associated
Press)-While thousands streamed
past the bier of Benedict Nv in the
basilica Of st. Peters today to pay
reverence to the dead prelate. cardin-
ais OF the church were on their way
from many foreign countries to parti-
cipate in the election of a new pope.
The brief interval before the con-
Vening of the conclave, which has been
set for February 2. will, however. pre-
vent some of them-notably Cardinal
Dougherty. Philadelphia, and the Ca
madam and Brazilian cardinals-from
arriving in time to vote unless the
election is unduly prolonged. Cardinal
Connell of Boston has cablcd that he
was taking passage today, and has a
possible chance to enter the election
providing tho new pope Is not chosen
on the first ballot.
There is no outsta andlng figure among
the candidates for the high post, but
Cardinal Maffi. archbishop of Pisa, is
prominently mentioned as the govern
ment's choice. Others being discussed
are Cardinal La Fontaine of Venice,
and Cardinal Ratu OF Milan.
The vatican received telegraphic ad-
vices today from London, Warsaw.
Posen and Budapest. that Cardinals
Bourne, kakowski. Dalbor and Cser-
noch were hurrying to Rome to attend
the pope's funeral and afterwards tn.
conclaVe. With the arrival in Rome of
cardinal La FontaIne from Venice.
tnree or the most prominently mem
TONED cardinals as likely successor,
TO the seat of st. Peter are on the
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
CRAFTS REJECT.
(Continucd from Pare One)

Another important rule by which the
board made 1t possible for tho roads
to hire any man familiar with the use
of tools as a car repairer came under
fire. A now rule was proposed over
which the car men are directed ~
open negotiations. The proposed ruie
would allow helper and helper aP-
prentices with less than four years eA-
perIeuce to be advanced to mechanics
grade and II more men are needed,
men with experience in use OF me-
chanics tools could be hired.
Thirty-thrce other rules were accept
ed, subject to the Interpretation whisn
the committee placed on them and INC
remaining rules were agreed TO.
Railroad officials declared there was
little likelihood OF reinstating any OF
the time and one-half provisions ord
cred out by the board.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
ASSASSIN TRIED TO CREMATE
BODY BY POURING OIL OVER
lT;AND IT ABLAZE
No Marks Of Identification Found By Sheriff or Coro-
ner-Crme Discovered By Farmer
Near Devine

been making detailed Investigations. but
up to late last night no clews leading
to Identification obtained.
Sheriff Thomas states that careful
inquiry brings out the fact that no one
is known to be missing between this
city and Avondale: kilograms TO Of
ficials OF Omaha brought no enlight-
ening answers.
The murder of Will r Hunter and
Elton c. Parks on the Rye road by the
Y Bosko brothers whom they had invited
to ride with them, is brought to mind
most vividly by this crime, and the
theory IS held by some that this mys-
terious murdered and burned stranger.
dressed for travelling in cold weather,
was probably driving along the road
in an automobile and picked up the
man and the boy, who while riding be-
hind him. fired the shot that took his
life; then robbed him. threw the body
into the arroya. did their best to burn
it up, and then drove off with his auto
mobile.
Evidently there was an automobile,
the officers deduct, else from whence
came the coal oil or gasoline?
The body was removed to the Unit
ed Davis Worries morgue and the coro-
ner will hold the body for time in the
hope of securing some clues to the
identity of the murdered man, and
therefore IN all probability. Of the
murderers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
CONFESSES TO
PART MFICHT
With POLICE
Vem Harrison Admits He
Was With Earl in
Gun Battle

after having his arm treated was able
to visit tho city hall yesterday. The
bullet pierced his right arm below the
elbow causing a. slight flesh wound.
Officer Porter, who was shot thru the
hips, did not receive az serious n
wound as was at first thought and will
improve rapidly It was stated at St
Mary's hospital last night.
Shortly after the report OF holdups
came to the police station at 1920
o'clock Monday night, officer Porter,
OConner,. Byrne and Horn responded
TO the call. After the encounter with
the holdups at the south end of the
Main street viaduct, King, Shepherd
and Hayes. the three negroes who had
been held up. saw the officers and got
on the running board OF the car. o.
Conners, who was hit In the arm in
the first encounter with the hold ups.
was on the scene while Officer Horn
followed Earl Harrison as he fled across
the viaduct on foot. When the other
officers caught up with Horn at tho
north end OF the viaduct. Horn stated
street and as the automobile was
turned in that direction II threw the
lights on Harrison who thought the
car would pass. He walked out from
the sign board he had been hiding be-
hind and opened fire at Officer Horn,
the shot miesed the officers head.
Horn attempted to return fire but
found he had emptied his gun. Porter
leaped from the car and was followed
a short distance by Officer Byrnes who
fired the shot that Is thought to have
hit Earl IN tho abdomen. As Porter
drew near. Earl who had fallen, rose
up and resting on one elbow fired the
shot that hit Porter and passed thru
his hips. Porter grabbed his gun and
osat him down with the butt of his
MN ghn shots rired nv hpt1, nff{r.r
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
GET STATE AID.

DENVER, Jan. Ask Colorado
counties, unable TO raise, thru taxa
ton, the amount of money necessary
to pay the minimum salaries for teach
ers required by law, have applied for
and received financial assistance
from the state department of public
instruction, 1t was announced today.
The sum of s59s4s.42 was distribut-
ed among the counties of Baca Cone
jos, Fremont, Huerfano, Moffat and
Montezuma.
All OF the counties submitted cvi-
dence that the maximum levy for
school purposes-five mills-had been
made and that the taxes produced
We're insufficient to pay teachers sal
aries.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

Byrnes and Horn Just previous to the
shot that hit Porter which was fired
by Harrison Is thought to have been
one OF the bullets which pierced Harri-
sons head. Harrison died a short time
after being taken TO ST. Mary's hos
pita1 and made no statement other
than to ask for his mother. His body
was taken to the United Davies and
Worries Undertaking parlors. IT Is
thought the Coroner II. r. Dibble will
hold an inquest over tho body.
Robert Sheperd. his wife Irene, and
her sister. Lucille Harris, OF aga En-
trap6o street were arrested on the
charge OF selling the liquor to the
boys.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

Belief in tho evil eye IL common
among the peasantry of Spain. A
stag's horn is considered a good safe
guard. and small horns, tipped with
silver, are frequently hung about the
childrens necks.
In some parts of rural England
there is a superstition that reading
the eighth Psalm over the heads of
infants three times three days IN the
week. for three consecutive weeks,
will prevent the babies from becoming
III.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

ground, as Cardinals Mafh and Ratti
already are here.
The vatican central telephone office
has been cut off from tho city ex-
change so there will be no telephone
communication with the outside world
The work OF walling in and trans
forming within the vatican. In connec-
ton with the conclave is under tho ini-
mediate supervision OF Marquis Sac
chett. who is personally directing the
workmep
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

cred by proper warehouse receipts.
]. Ogden Armour met today with the
committee on agricultural research and
education and their report It was indi-
Gated would probably point out that
while further research along all lines
Is needed, special attention should be
directed along economic lines.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
ODD AND INTERESTING
(Contlnued from Page One)

Over 10000 clans wcre killed along
tho lannon's Pisno beach by the cold
weather of tho past few days, n. ID;
came commissioner for that district
said today. Thousands OF seneulis and
nelicans are swarIning tho beach
roasting on the CLANS.
st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 24-Tne hero
tsm OF A. G. Block, golfer. was
made known when II was leafnu nc
t,,imx n 9-ycar-old caddy from the
,cy waters OF a lagoon In Forest park
l,cre january 3. The cnddy Donald
Mana, had vcntured on TO tho INN
ice to retrieve golf balls. Block died
Saturday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
WATCH DEVELOPMENTS
IN NEW COAL STRIKE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2+.-Thc ad
ministration. thru the departments OF
commerce and labor, II was said to-
day, is keer ing closeiy informed as to
the industrial situation in the coal
fields where miners strike April I
is declared to be possible. Though the
government has taken no action as
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
HIRAM PHILLIPS BURIED

.,,,cns Tor Hiram Phillips, prominent
civil engineer. who was killed In an
automobile accident in Arizona. De-
cember 20, were held hero today. He
was president OF TIL board OF curators
OF tn University OF Missouri At tho
time he died.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
UEpRTRN MAY DIE

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-Hope was
abandoned today for the recovery OF a.
Barton Hepburn. rs. banker and writer.
Ei,th avenue bus. Mr.. Hepburn SUI
fered double fracture OF the leg and
a shock to his nervous system
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

sratives of cafeterias, gave the ad-
dresses of 1903 Farnham street; 1909
Harney street; 1905 Farnham street.
and 115 North Sixteenth. all Omaha.
A card of William Colfax. realtor.
Keeline building. Omaha, was also
found, and on this was written Jack
1870"
Both the stl eriff and tho coroner have
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

In parts of Scotland It Is common
superstition that II crickets forsake n
house which they have long inhabited.
some evil will befall tho family.
Experiments are being made to save
tho eyesight of music readers. Green
paper on which the notation appears
in white has proved most successful.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

run under the colors OF the Greentrec
Stable. Mrs. C. C. Rumsey also main
tains racing stable. most priced of
her thorobreds Is a three-year- old
named Flint Hill which she bred her.
self on her farm IN Idaho. Mrs. Rum
sey (at lefD and Mira Whitney are
shown above.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

Pipes set with diamonds and intend
ed for women smokers are being sold
in fashionable shops in London for
forty dollars each.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

yet, 1t was said to be ready to inter
vene when 1t appeared beneficial re-
suits might be accomplished by inter
vention.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

For years American society women
have taken a very active interest in
horse racing and when the spring seas
on opens in the New York district their
ranks will be greatly augmented Mrs.
Payne Whitney maintains two turf
establishments, one for steeplechasers
and one for flat runners. Her horses
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25

had quite baseball for good. as his
bride objected. Baker has denied this
and his father in law, John A Mitchell.
at whose homo tho wedding took place,
said his daughter was not opposed TO
Baker continuing in the game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-25
FARMER MEETING

CONTINUED from Page one3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-28

Eugenio ". Debs es un hombre que
gcza de gran popularidad en- Estados
Unidos. Es un hder socialista. Su par
tide 10 eligi6 como candidate a Ia pre-
sidencia de la Republica y obtuvo un
million de votos. Cuando las urnas cleo
torales recibian este million de votos el
estaba en- la carced.
Debs ha estado dos veces preso, por
dos motivos diferentes. La primera vez
fu6 la carcel en- 1894, cuando era Pre-
sioente de la Union Obrera de Ferroca-
rrileros. A causa de sus actividades en-
la huelga de ferrocarrileros. de es-
te afio, Sc le envi6 la carcel
del Condado de Cook en- Chicago.
ALI Sc lie dio una zelda que tenia que
compartir con otros cinco hombres.
Dica Debs que esta zelda estaba LENA
de toda clase de animales. Las ratas
an6aban por ell suelo en- tai nimero que
le era impossible poner ell pie en- el sin pi
sar en- una. Tn inspector de policfa vi :
sitd una vez asa zelda con un fox te-
rrier. Debs lie pidi6 prestado Ell perro
po- algln tempo para que concluyera
con las ratas. Ell inspector accsdi6 la
petici6n. Pero ell perro no pudo perma-
necer en- la zelda, pues en- medic de
taEta rata enorme ell pobre psrro an1la-
ba pidiendo socorro en- forma tan lasti-
mera, qua hubo que dejarlo salir.
De esa carcel. Debs fu6 trasladado a
la carcel de Woodstock, Illinois, donde
permaneci6 seis masses en- 1895. Los
otros prisioaeros que fueron enviados
con 81 estuvieron tres meses; psro
a Ell Sc le consider6 mas peligroso y
So lie tu7o en- Ia carcel el doble del
TEMPO
En- 1918. con motive de la guerra, Sc
suspendi6 la libertad de imprenta y de
palabras Ia ley que coartaba esta IL
bertad era extremadamente severa. To-
davfa hay mucha gente en- la carcel por
haber mostrado simpatia por los ale
names. Recuerdo que en- una OCCASION,
en- Chicago en- tempo de la guerra. una
sercra norteamericana, hija de padres
alemanes. cerr6 las pusrtas del comedor
donde estabamos v miro por la ventana
para convencerse de que nadis Ia ola.
Entcnces me dijo al dido:
Yo no creo que todos los alemanes
sean unos bandidos.
-IPor que me 10 dice tan bajo7-le
...2s
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en- los diversos generos. Los esprit
tus, asi formados, no rehuyen la gra
cia, fina, exquisita: mas no la bus
can, seguramente, en- una tonaGlla
insustancial. No desdenan las centu-
rias populares de la production ex6-
tica, mas las contrastan con la auto
ridad de su afnado gusto, nerced
a la depuraci6n que, insensibleInen-
te, la ensenanza bien reglada va rea-
hzando en- ell ambiente, la propia
obra que del sentimiento regional
brota, surgira armada de la necesa
ria consistencia para ser duradera y
representa- un valor efectivo en- la
educacion pdblica.
Sc me ha referido que en- los ho-
cares priva una tendencia s6rdida,
la cual determine, en- parte, este gra
We NAL o'e nuestra incuria. "Procu-
RENE que el nifio toque pronto en- ell
cine para que game dinero", dice la
madre al professor, y este, mas sor-
dido adn que aquella, sin conciencia
de que esta mutilando acaso una vo-
cacion feliz, fabrica su embutido, es
decir, su enselanza. Que tampoco
las classes pudientes dan ayuGa fir
me las asociaciones que de luego
en- luego Sc han improvisado para
realizar una labor eficiente, que
en- Ell desamparo general que agobia
a los musicos PROFESSIONALS, estos Sc
descuartizan, condos por Ell egois-
mo, la envidia Y otras pasiones insa-
mas.
IRemedio para tales males ?-Hay
tres que Sc completan, y son de pro-
cedencias diferentes:
AZ la federation agremiaci6n
de todos los m1sicos de la isla.
b. la organization, bajo normas
racionales, de la ensenanza de la mi
sica en- las escuelas pdblicas; v
g la creacion del Conservatorio
Regional.
FL prlmero eS la unlca panacea que
curaria la actual laceria que devora
al organisnso J.tfstiqo Amusical del
pals, siendo sus efectos inmeGiatos
"humanizar v fortalecer" una profe
sion que esta desmoralizada: saliva
ra. este presente POGO amable. Los
fndsicos debemos aplicarnos, innedia
tamente, este remedio.
Las otras dos medidas salvaran Ell
Porvenir corresponds a la Legis-
latura Y al Departamento de EGlca
cion ell dictarlas. va nos extendere-
mos luego en- estas consideraciones.
j. M. Rod. ARRESON.
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. HPuNTES
q U Del t:MOMEATO
San Juan musical

Buen acierto tuvo ell portalira San
tos .Chocano llamando a la interesan
te capital de- nuestra isla, la "ciu-
dad encantada'. Digno titulo para
BILE parte Gel planeta ha creado ell
hombre, adaptando constantemente
el gracil consorcio de la roca, del
mar v de la llanura sembrada de pal
meras que es manera de portico
pintoresco de la terra frme, para
satisfacer cada vez mas intensamen
te las exigencias de la Civilization.
Podamos viVir orgullosos de nues-
ira ciudad Hay en- ella ambiente pa
ra todo. Vengo observando detenida
mente su dinamica social, en- la que
juegan papel preponderante las es-
peculaciones mercantiles, sin que de-
jen, por clio, de recibir conveniente
contribution otros aspectos elevados
Ge la cultura. He echado muy de
menos, sin embargo, una labor seria,
organica, en- el sentido de mis- prefe
rencias. Tenemos muchos m1sicos,
mas no tenemos Musica. Salvando
manifestations esplendidas, aisla-
das, en- la direction de una discipli-
ma, como las que realizan, con gene
raj aplauso, la insigne pianista Eli
sa Tavarez de Storer, Madame Reg
giani v ell distinguido bajo espanol,
senor Vidal, en- sus academias par
ticulares de canto, v la contribution
sinf6nica del reputado maestro Ti-
zol y sus inteligentes companeros del
"Club Armonico", no podemos ofre-
Ger a los que nos contemplen, NADIA
que denote un movimiento artistico
fecundo, del que derive la ensenanza
bien organizada que al nutrir con
ideas vigorosas, seguras, no fantas-
males, los individuos arrastrados
por la vocacion, plasme, al fin, por
la selection, los nucleos que sosten-
gan ese aspecto marayilloso del cul-
tc a la Belleza.
Que un million y trescientos mil ha-
bitantes de una isla, ventajosamente
situada en- el cruce de dos contienen
tes, Sc pasen sin un orfeon, sin una
sociedad de conciertos y sin una AL
ia Escuela de Musica, instituciones
que debian estar funcionando aqui,
es cosa que apenas me puedo expli-
car, Y enojosa realidad para mi es-
pfritu. Yo he siGo en- comunidades
mas pequeflas, en- el extranjero, tes-
tigo, cuando no cooperador, de esfuer
zos practices que han cristallzado.
sistematicamente, en- la divulgacion
de la mdsica seria, bien seleccionada
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Senoras
Debilitadas'
RECoMENDACIoNES PoR
UN MEDIcO ESPECIALISTA

81 padece I'd. de malestar debilidad
o desarreglos peculiares del sexo, 81 ca
rece de fuerzas del magnetsimo que
atrae y cauti1a, 81 Sc sie1te nerviosa,
irritable quebrantada de salud, tome
alimentos sanos, particularmente legum
bres, espinacas, ETC., muy POGO NADIA
de vino otras bebidas alcoholics y,
despues de cada comida, dos tabletas
(comprimidos) de ''HIERRO NUxA-
DO", producto estrictamente cientiico
de formula conocida que doctores reco-
miendan y que venden todas las buenas
hoticas.
'HIERRo NUXADO" contiene fie-
rro organize como Ell hierro de la SAN
gre misma. Contiene ademas el princi-
pal constituyente quimico de Ia fuerza
activa nerviosa que abastece pronta-
r,ente abundancia del fuido vital los
gastados nervios y de tai modo, no SOLO
ca las mujeres mayores fuerzas, vigor
y resistencia, sino que renueva tambi@n
la fuerza magnetica, dandoles ese indes
criptible attractive que los hombres tan
to adniran en- ell bello sexo. Fortifcan-
do asi su ORGANISING 'tHIERRo NU-
XADo" es dc gran ayuda para reno
var la sjuventud y~sqnitar arrugas v
otras sefias que envejecen ell rostro v
que menudo originan en- debilidad Or
ganica. Asi es como muchas seforas OBJ
t1eYen una vltal1dad sorprendence
las dos semanas de tomar este vaIosc
t6nico.
No acepte I'd. sino ell legitimo ''HTE
RRo NUXADO" que lleva el nombre
de Health Laboratories. Ningdn otro
producto es ''la misma cosa'', nj da
eel mismo resultado'' Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-28

On BANCo DB AHOREO.--Ona hoJa
e u Nsvaja Ause strsp 10 dura DO
suaswe 9 Seia Msses, usAndols diaria-
nsnsa. Ss nm positive ahorro. Ttene
Ea asentadox &utom&tico cue ls PRO
DerciODa un Alo nuevo csda vex que
- afstso. PidA CUE 70 la ensedsn. Ella
% sonvsncsr&. En- todas Las casas de
Sen juan Vals s1.OO.-- DsD6sito
Aiien 81. r
4E ALQUIIAA un herm0so almacen acs-
badC do fsbricax en- el meier sitio del
Malec6n, .es TODD de concrete, con puer-
tas y ventanas de hierro, mids TOO me
kxOs cuadrados. Sc arriend1 todo an
parties. IaformarA: GONZALES PA
DIN. Company. Inc. r.
sOMBRERoS DE PAJLIIAA.-- Hemss
sebajado nuestros precios. Procure snte.
carse antes de comprar a otra casa.
o Perez Alvarez, 9. en- o., San Juan,
kdts Rico. r.
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Los FABRICANTEs DE GAsoLINA
ssPIERDEN'' DINERo

Investigando el costo de la gasolina,
Sc le ha dicho al ssnado por FUN ex-
perto', que los fabricantes de gasolina
shan estado perdiendo dinero desde
1920.v ESQ es asombroso. Desde 1920
SC ha vendido la gasolina de 25 a 80
centavos. Antes de que los AUTOMOBILES
crearon la demanda y fomentaran los
altos precios, Sc acostumbraba ven
Ger la gasolina seis centavos el ga
lon.
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Coma 10 que quiera, perc conserve
su higado fuerte y salubable.

listed no puede digerir propiamente el
alimento que come 81 tiene el higado en-
fermo. Cuando Ell higado falla, I'd. CO.
rrienza sufrir de indigestion, biliosidad.
eructos, aliento fetido, palpitaciones, doio-
res de cabeza dyspepsia porque el higado
enfermo no puede ayudar la digestion
Los desordenes del hgado son segura y
permanentemente ourados con el Remedio
de Leonardo, cl nuevo y mapvilloso des-
cubrimento vegetal No confiene caloniel.
no estrife es absolutamente inofensivo.
FL Remedio de Leonardo fortalece yigo-
RIA los intestinos, higado estomago y es
muy agradablesal paladar. Unas cuantas
dosis del Renedio de Leonardo aliviaran
muy pronto los desordenes del higado y
estomago De yenta en- todas las drogue.
rias farmacias.
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"a AdlninistracI6a.

AYUDE A Los NINOS POBRES
Es necesario que en- caGa muni-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la so-
ciedad filantr6pica "El Zapato de
los Ninos Pobres' Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace varios
amos en- San Juan, con tanto exIto
que poderros asegurar que todos los
nifios pobres que asisten q las es-
cuelas van debidamente calzados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrificios
aceptamos cualauier donativo por in
signifcante que sea. Mandelo hoy
mismo 81 usted desea. . Ia seiora
MARIA z. DE sUAREz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-28
81 oPoRTUNIDAD EXCEPTIONAL

para establecerse en- una magnffca
colocacion.
Establecerendos algunas personals
en- varias industrias faciles, muy lu
crativas, como fabrication de bebidas,
jabones, perfumeria, colas, tintas,
etc. Cualquiera puede hacer estos ira
bajos; no Sc necesita capital nj ex-
periencia. Garantizamos 500 mensua
les, pueoe ganarse mucho mas.
Escriba inmediatamente al Apar
tado 152, Cayey, P. R. Advt.