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these, II sought denomination and all
II were successful
In Iowa there are IL members of
congress-all Republicans. Ten of
them sought denomination and all 10
were successful
In Illinois there are 81 congressman,
OF whom % are Republicans. OF these
% Republicans, 81 sought renomina-
ton and only two failed
Maine has three congressmen-all
Republicans. All three sought renomi-
nation and all three were successful.
Minnesota has 10 congressmen-aIl
Republicans. All 10 of them sought
denomination and all 10 were success
full
Oregon has three congressman, all
of whom are Republicans. All three
sought denomination and all three
were successful
Pennsylvania has 35 Republican con-
gressmen and one Democratic. OF the
50 Republicans % sought renomina-
ton and all but four of them were sue
Cessful.
Little Dissatisfaction.
In the light of facts like this, it is
pretty hard to uphold the contention
commonly made that there is within
the Republican party widespread dis
satisfaction with their present repre-
sentatives. In this statement the i'm
portant clause, of course, is within
the Republican party" There is a
good deal of dissatisfaction in the
, country against congress and the sen
ate, but it is obvious that this dissatis-
faction does not exist to any great de-
gree among that portion of the voters
who take part in the Republican prim-
array.
On the other hand it is easily pos
sible to over-estimate the significance
OF these figures. The Republican vot
erS who go to the polls on primary
/ day are apt TO be thethick-and-thin
ones who are led by the party workers
and office-holders, and give ready al
legiance to things as they are. The
! disconnected ones, in the lack of lead
! ership, stay at home and take theiI
| dissatisfaction out in talk. 1t is the
/ lack of leadership on a nationwide
scale that makes the dissatisfaction
| impotent. If the Democrats, when the
| November election comes, should pro
| vide the country with attractive lead
ership, and should succeed in framing
the issues in an engaging way, the dis
satisfaction in the country might make
| itself effective. 1t is the general cleo
ton in November which provides op
portunities to supplant Republicans
With Democrats.
Copyright 1922 by the New York
Evening Post, Inc).
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Council to Act on Several
Ordinances Monday Night

Ordinances effecting the taxicab
stations and hawkers and peddlers
will be up for third reading and final
vote when the city council meets Mon
day evening.
Other business will include the sec
ond reading of the anti-carnival ordi-
nance, the traffic ordinance. and the
bond issue for the purchase of ma
terials for various departments of the
city.
The board of works meets Monday
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Used 1T since 10.

A. L. StanSberry, Belmount w Va
uses Foley's Honey and Tar in his fam
llY, and sells it to his patrons. He saws.
Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
medicine l ever used back to 1875.
sold Foley's Honey and Tar then. and
everybody called ii good Later. at
CoIllnsville, Ohio, we all called it the
best medicine in the world" Refuse
substitutes, the genuine is put up in a
yellow carton. A. G. Luken Drug Co,
626-627 Main.-Advertise
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meat but the objection to it is the fact
that 1t increases a tendency to rheuma-
tism If there is any inclination to this.
All red meat is kept out of the diet
of anyone with a high blood pressure.
IRENE-A woman of 3S, feet Az
inches, should weigh $50 pounds A
girl of 16, height 5 feet so inches,
will be normal weight at 120 pounds.
All inquiries addressed to Mrs. Forbes
in care of the Beauty Chats" depart
ment will be answered in these COL
umns in their turn. This requires con.
siderable time. however, owing to the
great number received. So. II a person
al or quicker reply Is desired, stamp
ed and selt.addressed envelope must be
enclosed with the questionable Ed
tor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-15
After Ten Years
BY MARION RUBINcAM

to talk about it when | was a kid, but
when | grew up, It seemed to hard to
bother with-and why should | when
always had money? But you have
given me a serious purpose and an am
bition.''
Poor boy laughed Patty, her chin
resting on his head, her eyes looking
dreamily far out over the valley. Il
think | loved you because you were
so spoiled and irresponsible.
do you think you'll love me less?"
NO" she said with conviction.
don't think that anything would make
much difference in our case. We
have too much love to be harmed.
Mile thought that love ran out in
ten years of married life, but Mile
was wrong. She never was enough
in love with Humphrey-and she let
herself grow careless, so newell. was
disillusioned about her. | will know
better than that"
She traced the parting of his hair
lightly with her finger, and kissed his
head I'VE will always be perfectly
happy as far as we ourselves are con-
cerned," she prophesied. For one
thing, | haven't started off expecting
an eternal Utopia. Wen have troubles
enough-my mother is breaking.
can tell it by her curious indifference
to things And Mrs Mum wants to
live with us, and we must let her be-
cause she needs us so much. But,
even though we love her, it won't be
like-weH, being just to ourselves.
We are bound to have differences as
we grow older and develop
DO YOU mind all that?" asked Paul
Not as long as I'm with you most
of the time nor as long as | know
always that you love me-, she an
swered serenely.
THE END.
A new Rubincam story-'THE
WALL FLOWER! Watch for the
first chapter in this column Monday
Marion Rubincam's new heroine Is
Pandora, a girl who wanted to be pop
ular and have good times like the
other girls. But she wasn't popular
and she never had a peach of a time,
and she was shy and unhappy ano
self-conscious. OF course, finally she
but that is the story, and you VIII
: want TO read it for yourself. 1t Is
! told in Marion Rubincam's best style
a story of little town, of the biggest
town in America and of Europe, oil
the very people you know as well as
some of the people you'd like TO kno"
about-The Editor
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morning, but nothing is scheduled for
consideration at present.
Masonic Calendar

July 19-Webb Lodge No. "a. F. &
A. M. Stated meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-15
COMMUNIST LEADER DIES

ZURICH, July 15.-Rosa Bloch, the
German Communist leader, died at 4
hospital here, aged 80. She was active
in the German and Swiss movements
among women.
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The United States produces more
than one-half of the worlds output of
petroleum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-10
Holl, Runror
Started at
Baby Clinic


Now that the clinic b closed
and the babies have an gone
homo 10 stay. let's gossip about
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-10

Ing would be built IN the form % a
gigantic "u- with roof gardens
over the lobby and DINING room.
A beard Of directors has already
been appointed. 10 function until the
first annual meeting Of tho Motel
company. and VIII incorporate NEXT
week.
This board comprises c. J. Smith.
A. r. Stewart. w. N. Parsons. J. y.
Douglas. c. w. wiley. Laurence Col.
man. worrall Wilson. ,. w. spanr.
Ter. l.. c. Gilman. John Powell. J.
d. Lowman. c. y. stimson. NJ. y.
Hackun. A. w. Leonard. G. 4. Wills
r. w. Parsons. George Donworth. J /.
u. HoEe. Victor Elfcndahl and Prank
WaseFhourc.
Pour proposition. were considered
when the chambers hotel COMMITTEES
met Friday. just prior 70 the board
Of trustees session. hut decision
was reached without much difficulty
to accept the Metropolitan Building
Co.'S proposal.
This provides for transfer of the
company'n isan~ on the land until
Nov. 1. 1854, when the property
Win revert TO tho University OF
waar lnxton. for an annual rental o.
$4,000 In addition the company
agrees 70 ssslst Ia financing the com.
pany 10 an extent Of not less than
$500. zoe. from which II 20 be- dadusced
the unamorisxed value o. the build
lnEs on tho hssel site. approximately
1880
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-10
When You Have q Cough or
Lose Weight and Appetite
Take This Advice

Fresno. Calif--After an attack OF
ocnriet fever. was In weak. amaze
uaie condition My appetite was poor
ana had no interest In anything. Ny
zxiGnds did not expect me to live. "a.
With tho weakness. l had bad
oooGh. had heard my parents
op>ak Of DR.. Piercc's medicines. Sc I
~ . bottle Of the Golden Medical
Dlncpvery' and began to tAj~ H. he
tGs0 had used all Of the flrst bottle
knew II was doing me good. for I
IN = desire for food. my cough
onnDed and began to have color and
~ tnke an interest in life. I con.
ttAued 10 take the Golden Medical
Discovery TIL ! felt strong and wen.
To-Day ! am enjoying the best OF
health. Airs Esther Wolfe. ssfi
Tyjer Asv.
A. soon AS you commence 20 take
this Discovery" you begin to feel
~ bracins. appetixing effect. Buy IL
- your druggist. in tablets or liquid
Write DR.. Pierce. President Tnvaiids'
Hotel. IN Buffalo. ". r.. n you De.
sire fire. medical sdvtc~.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-10
CUNMAN STAYS
AGED CHINESE

ASTORIA. Ore June fs.--scid
Ycu. AGED Chinese grocery store
owner. was killed this morning
when an unidentified gunman
ienped thru the window Of his e..
Establishment and fired five revolver
shots into the merchant. seid
You. hing kunT Bow f.eonx tong
man. high In the councils OF tho
tongn. had been reported for som.
time fearful Of his life.
The murderer escaped down q
rrcciplfour bluff after fllnging his
revolver into q yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-10

fundA Is 70 BE- started not later than
July l7--no definite building plans
have yet been drawn up.
II IN expected. however. that the
plans will closely follow those prc.
pared by the Metropolitan huiidlng
CO. las, year for isa proposed hotel
ON the same slte--thc block bounde.
BY Fourth and Firth avenues and
University and Seneca streets.
ONEFIFTli INTEREST
FOR BUILDING 90.
Under this earlier propouai-which
failed because the board Of regents OF
the University OF Washington deem
cd u unwlse 10 grant the company a
s0.year lease extension on the
Eround--the Metropolitan Building
Co. would have had a controlling In
tercst In the stock. bat under the new
plan Il VIII &c, only a fifth interest
for the $500. 600 II proposes 10 invest .
This means thar the company will
not have the final voice IN the se-
lection Of plans. but men intercased
in tho movement declared Saturday
that. In spite o. this. they expected
that few notifications would be made
in the specifications
Last years. plans called for hotel
with sos rooms. all outside
and all with hath. The build.
ing would be erecssd around the alto
now occupied ~ the Metropolitan
theater and. very probably. arrange
ments would b. made 20 that one
could enter the thcater from the hotel
lobby.
There would be five entrances
three To the lobby on Fourth and
Fffth ayes. and Seneca H. and the
main entrance TO the dining room
f1oor on University at. Just east Of
the Metropolitan theassr.
The Fourth ave. hide and tho Uni.
verslty st. side AZ far down an the
west side Of the thsatsr would be
lined with q double row Of shops.
with an arcade running between
them.
The floor above this would be &C.
cupied By the main DINING rooms,
banquet room. and private DINING
rooms. and lobby would be on the
floor above. being connected with
the DINING room floor BY grand
stairway.
The lounge would run the fun
length Of the Fifth ave. side. the
lobby the full length Of the seneca
st. side The lounge would be on
the same fioor NJ the lobby.
TO BE BUILT
IN THE FORM or IT,
80 as 10 provide for plenty OF air
and light for every room. the build.
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The exact number Of SAFETY pins
picked up on the floor OF the clinic,
however. have been accurately count.
ed to 5S7. They viii be returned TO
their owners II properly identified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-10

CHICAGO. June 10. - Thomas
Jones' and Fred Holm. federal prohl.
biuon agents. were arrested today on
charges Of having accepted bribe
Of $4,000 from the Carflckai stores
TO prevent a raid.
Holm confessed. federal officials
announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-10

LYDIA b Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
ponnd advertised 30 much and II did
8 many people good that | began to
take It myself. | am feeling fine now
and every one tells me they never saw
~ hooking 80 well. l live on . farm.
% I'll my work. and have three little
9irls 10 take care Of. ! am recon-
nnonding this medicine 10 my friends
md know Il will help them II they
- Il like | do. - Mrs. HEKBERr
LoNo. r. 4. 3. Box Z, Iarwill, Indiana.
Many women keep about their work
when X u great effort. They are
always tired out and have no ambi-
ton. When you are in this condition
ave Il prompt attention.
Take Lydia E. Pinkhxm svcgetable
COMPOUND, for II Is especially adapt
q 20 correct such troubles.
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-10

was Always urcd
out and had no
ambition. washer
|vous and dizzy
and every thing
seemed TO worry
me and l had aw-
full pains in my
right side. l felt
badly about four
years and could
not do my work ~
liz shouId have
|been done. SAW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-10

Articles Of incorporation wsv~
being drawn up saturday for se-
atuo's new $500. go hotel com.
pany. following Fridays action
of the board of trustees Of the
Chamber 81 Commerce in endors-
Ing plans for the mammoth c<f-
flee.
Aitho u In contemplated that the
hotel viii he completed within two
Fears or iess--the campaign for
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and the babies have an gone
homo 10 stay. let's gossip about
them.
Two thousand. two hundred and
two In all came 10 the four.day ceie-
bration TO b. weighed. measured. oh.
served and scientifically discussed
Yes. the mothers were there. too. a.
tho The Star staff photographer.
when told that two babies. ons 2
years old and one months. were due
TO be snapped At his studio on . GER
tain afternoon. wisely responded.
Oh scs n anybody comm with
emf
Mayor Brown was rushed by
The ladies In charge Friday after
Noon and I'D thru the nursery
and examining rvesus on the sec
on ficcr Of the bon. Some Of the
babies had never scen the mayor
before Hut they gave him SOME
reception - they nearly yelled
their heads off.
They'd been practieins ali week.
DIR. Stephenson smith also atrolled
about the clinic and among the ba.
bies Friday afternoon. He declared
he'd never known better results Of
conscientious organized efforts"
But hc wasn't limiting his TO
marks alone 10 the afcrcmen-
toned vocal accomplishments of
tho~c assembled
He was passing the potfed plants
also 10 members OF the City Fedora,
ton Of wcmen's Clubs. alleged to be
responsible for the entire succoss OF
the show.
Only II wasn't a show. II WAS a
baby convention.
Baby conventions are different
from srown-up conventions in that
everybody acts natural.
Ever 20 10 grownup conven-
tion and hear somebody yell. Il
wANTA GO H0M-E"'
Plenty Of them felt like IT,
Ever sec anybody dozs Off during a
speech7
Coolies OF times. But Il wasn't con
sidered plite.
At baby conventions, those assem-.
bled do as they please.
II one Il hungry and luncheon
II served late he does not say
sweetiy, why. that's perfectly
alright; I brrskfastci late 10
day" One yeIls ''Blzaah. I want
my bottle" or often Just
"Blaaah.'
When II comes to posing for pic.
lures the babies don't pose. They
produce no special smile. II they're
snapped In a group they refuse TO be
dignified. They topple over on top
NJ each other and need TO be set up
again. They don't try to look
'babyish."
At that tho, no wrinkles need 10
be washed out" by the photog-
rapher.
Everybody enjoyed the clinic
even the babies. despite they
yelled ''I3Iaaah.' As DIR. John r..
Wallace, who had been on the
job since the first day, expressed
II Friday night when asked II he
wasn't "just dead" Heavens,
no; ! could live forever doing
thisr'
The score cards are not as yet
omplete: II Is therefore impossible
70 give out the exact number OF per.
feet babies at this time. But they
were numerous 10 some.
thing over 100.
The exact number Of SAFETY pins
picked up on the floor OF the clinic,
however. have been accurately count.
ed to bS7 They VIII be returned TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-10

II rains. on tho average. every
three days in New York city.
For man TO laugh In Persia Il
considered cffemlnate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-10
|CuTICURA HEALS
ECZEMA ON FACE
In blisters. Itched and
Burned. Used 2 Cakes
Soapand 8 Boxes Ointment.

NY iaee Vas BADLY broken out
w1xh eczema. II started In blissers
and ifehsd and burned 90 that
eerae<hsd Il. esnsing the blissers to
ogosk, and my face looked - though
4 hsd been burned. ] spent many Q
ssseisss night.
- began using cutieura soap and
Ointment and got immediate relief.
~ afssr using two cakes Of cusicuss
ncap and three bones Of custcura
0lnfnent I was eompistsly heaisd."
(oagned) Mrs. viola Meyers. 7s3
.. Main g.. Beliefonsaine. Ohio,
July -, 1871.
Fos every purpose Of the toilet and
hnah. Cuticurs Soap. Ointment and
1hinm ere wonderfully good.
80 aAss yss 2 .sn. ss<s,s.s -o.s<sss tab
- - 4al4ss -. Msss" se14 svsry-
m 9gnp -. OnfEsne b snx - Tsl@ua "a
- Cu6<~va SeHp shavss wjsksut nss.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06
NUEvA SAlUD De RENO

No hay NADIA que pueda traer aiiyio y
salud con mas rapidez todas aquellas
enfermedades peeuliares della mujer como
este notable remedio Nnevo S0lud de
Reno corrige abundancia, escasez Q irregu-
laridad en- Ia menstruacion regulariza la
patpitaclon del corazon. cura los desmayos.
aliyia nHamaciones. detiene descargos y
fortalece los organos fin de que paedan
funcionar regularmente sin causar ang1s-
tias dolores. Tome I'd. una botslla y
notari una mejoria sorpfendenss en- SUI
salud. lie librara de dolores de cabeaa,
dolores en- Ia espalda y extenuacion. ~
Nnevo Solad de.RssO da saiud yacci6n
natural todo Ell sistena, i Coppre una
botella hoy mismo. De venta en- todas
las droguerias.
S. 3. LEONARDO { co.. Fahrica,t.,. R.s YsIl.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06

La piel de los infantes es tierna. Echese
IN POGO de este maravilloso polvo anti.
septico Y saDativO en ell aqua v6ase
como el ni1o disfruta su balo.. Los
Ba6os diarios con el AfU-COL pfotegen la
niel delicada contra el sarpuii'do, las
srupciones y otras enfcTrnedades peligfosas.
FL MU-COL es sanatiyo, calmante y
agradable. Los Doctores en- todas parties
de los Estados Unid6s de America 10 re-
comierdan como el antisepticO mas e6ci.
ente para las nadres Y los bebes. Conser-
vese siempre Tin paquete disponible. Sc
quedara encantado con los muchos bene-
6cios que Sc derivan dc su uso diario. .
Sc recomienda .iiempEe para u trata-
miento de la Leucorrea, ..as SecrecioRes
de NAL Caracter, Ia Ulceraci6n y la De-
preston del Utero para cualquiera de las
debilidades uterinas cr6nicas dc las mH.
Seres. 10 De Venta en- Todas las BOticaS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06
voLcANEs z rEMB1.oREsll.i

TAPALODOS para CAHILLAC,
HUDSON sUPERsIx, BUICK, STU
DEBAKER, oLDsMoBILE, CHAND-
LER, FORD y otros automtviles, 2
precios que lie resultan casi Ia MITAD
de 10 que otros los venden.
De SUI pedido a nuestra caal acom-
pafando la mitad del imports4 Al lle-
gar los TAPALoDos pagara la mitad.
Escriba hoy mismo por precios.
Gomas y accessories para Ford cast
regalados. Isl
A. BETANcEs 3 CO.,
san Juan, Pto Ric, Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06
Ricardo BAEzA.
AocIDENrE AyToMovILIsrA

El domingo, un autcm6vil guia5o
por ell chauffeur Alfonso Ojeda,
srroll6 a la nina Isabel valIaIareg, de
9 amos, hija de Amalia Beachamps,
ccasionandole scontusiones de caracter
grave. La nina fu6 trasladada al hosps-
tai municipal. El Juez Aybar exigi6
Al .schauffeur,' 5000 de fiansa para
queaar en- libertad provisional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06
Chang e| bandOIeTO, Wu eI ve-
teranO Y Sun ol ideaIiSta

los nacionalistas de China Su cbjetivO
es librar al pals de la tdrania japcnesa
v convocar una asamblea nacioslal que
reSuelva defnitivamente las raaterias
constituciOnales Sus apologIstas 10 pin.
tan como un hombre franco s recto,
que solo piensa en- la felicidad del
pals, Y como un general extrac rdinario.
sus detractores le descrihen como un
goldadote desprovisto de toda ecndici6u
de estadista y de toda coinpetencia adj
ministraaiva. Es may probable ere unos
y otros tengan raz6n. Pero, IL nenos,
no cabe dudar de sns excelencis- mill
tares. En- Ia crisis de 1890 su interim
ci6n contra el partido Anfd, smigo de
los iaponeses, fu6 decisiva y fulmilian.
tc, permiti6 a su superic: Tsao-'
Kun, pactar con Chang Tso-Lin ser
engafado por Ell. Desde entonces es ms
pector general de Hupeh de HUFFMAN,
uno de los antiques virreinatos, y Han
XII, uno de los principales certcos del
pals. es suyo Su ejercito es mas re-
Lucido mucho peor equipado que Ell
de Chang -Tso Lin, pero, en- cainbio, Sc
gun los conocedores, es mas aguerrido
y tiene una fe absolute en- la pericia
6e su general, hasta ell puntc de que
hace un aio que no cobra soldada. Asi,
pesar de la superioridad num6rica y
fnancicra de Chang -Tso-Lin, parece
que, 81 realmente la fuerza de las ar
mas es la lismada decidir, dc WI
Pei-Fd sera la ventaja.
FL doctor -Yatlsen es el idea
lista, 81 horHbre de las atopias Como
es natural, ST. historic es mas breYe.
rroscrito Y perseguido por sll ideas
avanzaGas durante el Imperio, vive '
eSsudia en- Inglaterra vuelvea China
cuando estalla Ia revoluci6n, IS elegi-
do presidente provisional, tiens cue re-
nunciar favor de Yuan -ShtsKa., des.
pues del golpe de Estado de PeKin SO
lefugia en- Canton con los nlicn,hros del
II
Parlamcnto expu1sados, v ltaciendose
nombrar Presidente, declara, con un
acabado idealismo, que aquel es el YER
dadero y legitimo Gobierno de China.
Y como en- ell iesto de China no Sc
convencen, proyecta la invasion del
Norte y Sc pasa el tempo pensarldo a
Quien exterminara primero, 81 WI
Pei-Fu 0 a Chang -Tso-Lin. TFassa hace
unas semanas Tno ha decidido dar la
primacia a WuAPei-Fi. Ell doctor Sun
Yat-sen, como su titulo indiea es hom
bre Quito, muy occidentalizade v tan
liberal por ID. hfenos como Wu.?ei-F1;
pero So nacionalismo es suinarncnte SOS
pcchoso y parccc que tambien cobra
subsidies del Japon. Sin embargo, su
inhuencia es grande en- la zonl de Can
ton y entire buena parte de la javentud
china, y Sc lie considcra hombre sincere,
sunQue, quimsfista. En- efecto, 81
hecho mas saIiente de su carfera bu-
rocratica fue un grandioso proyecto pa
ra la construction de 160, 900 Eil6me.
tros de via fsrrea en- Ell plaso de diez
amos.
Tales son los tres protagonistas de
esta tiagicOmedia de Ia guerra civil.
cue, como es regla en-, el teasro chino.
sefa desarrolIada en- nuinerosas iorna-
das v sin grandes efnsiones de sangre.
Mahana explicaremos a ntlestt'os lecto-
res el asguniento v les popdrarics en-
condiciones de seguir la acci6n
Ricardo RAEZA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06
HOTEL PALACE

FL hotel ideal para h0mbres de ne.
9ocios y turistas de experienciA.
Hshitaci6n con bafio para / per
coma, desde $3.50.
Habitaci6n con bafio para 2 per-
soras, ,desde $500.
Restaurant. Table d'hote. Almuer-
20 $1.25. Conida $3.50 y a. la carta
precios m6dicos.
CUANDO v5SiTE SAN JUAN
HAGA TEL PALACE SU RESI-.
DENCIA.
Plan Europeo. Capacidad para $50
paseieros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06
Administrator de CaSas

Sc ofrece una persona muy ex-
perta, con toda cIase de garafl-
tias para los propietarios.
c. r., Box 345. San Juan. s.