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trated. which will help along the good
work
Jessie: That's beyond my power.
Jessie. Once you have risen high up
say five feet nine-there you're con-
demned to remain for the rest OF your
natural life. But that's nothing 10 be
unhappy about On the contrary. with
clever dress and graceful carriage, you
may make Quite a striking beauty Of
yourself. Low heels, wide brimmed
hats and plain colors, by which 1
don't mean dull colors but solid blues
or blacks or browns or grays, which
ever suits your type, are illusory
aids. 1t is an art. not beyond the
reach Of any tall girl n she will but
study IL, to make herself distinctly
striking and lovely. You can't take
but you can do q powerful lot with
the right dress.
Mother: For perspiring feet the
basic remedy IL frequent bathing.
Battle them at least morning and
night. Wear fresh stockings every
day. Common baking soda added
to the foot bath is helpful Pow
dered alum busted on the feet and
in the shoes daily is smother good
old home remedy. For serious
cases apply freely a solution Of
alcohol and salicylic acid in the
proportion of one quart OF acohol
/. to one Tablespoonful OF salicylic
acid.
Kitty. Yes. whiteheads are
great deal like blackheads. They
may be easily removed by pricking
the cover with a sterile needle and
pressing out the contents. They do
not recur as persistently as black
heads. and local care of the skin
will prevent further trouble.
Mrs. J. H: You sent a stamped
envelope with no address. I sup
pose you are blaming me for not
being on my job. I'm here, and n
you will give me your name and re-
peat your request, I'll prove I am
most interested in mailing you the
Information on the care OF the
hair.
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flood
DMOInH7g
Oudgeo
az eupoLp1 SfRkIhs

Charlie Jackson worked in a feed
store run by Jim Ford.
He rot n-.sd The same dav h
let the sum of tls aisC eft and
Travelled In the same direction.
He wouldn't ray ne my salary,
and / took It." Charlie explained
when brought into court for ia--
ceny.
I've been missing money right
sicng. said Fol-. and ! caught
him this time"
That Is not the prapes way 20
collect your satsrv." ss.5 Judge
hardison. as = line Of s2B was inn
rvked on CharIlA
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continued From Yesterday.


Anthony moved his head. forced
his eyes wide. and bIinked trium-
phantly.
Bounds"
Yes. STRIP
can you get ofr-yeow-ow-oh oh
Cod" Anthony yawned insuffer-
ably and the contents of his brain
seemed to fall together in dense
hash. He made a fresh start.
"Can you come around about four
and serve some tea and sandwiches
or sOmething?"
YES, sir"
Anthony considered with chilling
lack of Inspiration.
10 Some sandwiches" he repeated
helplessly. "oh. some cheese sand
witches and jelly ones and chicken
and olive. guess. Never mind
breakfast"
The strain of invention was too
much. He shut his eyes YEARLY.
let his head roll to rest inertly. and
quickly relaxed what he had re-
gained Of muscular control. Out OF
q crevice of his mind crept the
VAGUE but inevitable spectre of the
nlEhL DtLOEe-Dul II pIONNu III lHC
case to be nothing but a seemingly
interminable conversation with
Richard Caramel, who had called on
him at midnight: they had drunk
four bottles of beer and munched
dry crusts of bread while Anthony
listened to a reading of the first
part of The Demon Lover"
Came a voice now after many
Al .
sleep closed over him. folded down
upon him. crept up into the by ways
Of his mind.
Suddenly he was awake, saying;
'What?''
For how many. slr?' 1t was still
Bounds. standing patient and mo-
tionless at the foot of the bed
Bounds who divided his manner
among three gentlemen.
How many what?'
L think. sir. I'd better know how
many are coming. III have to plan
for the sandwiches, sir"
Two" muttered Anthony huski-
". lady and a gentleman"
Bounds said. Thank your, sir, I"
and moved away, bearing with him
his humiliating reproachful soft
collar, reproachful to each Of the
three gentlemen. who only demand
ed of him a third.
After a long time Anthony arose
and drew an opalescent dressing
gown of brown and blue over his
slim pleasant figure. With a last
yawn he went into the bathroom,
ard turning on the dresser light
Crhe bathroom had no outside ex-
LfY,eaIf In
the mirror with some interest. A
wretched apparition. he thought: he
usually thought so in the morning
sleep made his face unnaturally
pale. He lit a cigarette and glanced
through several letters and the
morning Tribune.
An hour later. shaven and dress
ed. he was sitting at his desk look
ing at n small piece of paper he
had taken out Of his wallet. II
was scrawled with semileEible
memoranda: See Mr.. Rowland at
FIVE. Get haircut. See about
Rivers bill. Go bookstore"
And under the last: Cash in
bank. $500 Ccrossed out), 1912
CCrossed out). s6O7."
Finally. down at the bottom and
in n hurried scrawl: Dick and
Gloria for tea"
This last item brought him obvi-
Gus satisfaction. His day, usually a
jelly-like creature. shapeless.
spineIess thing, had attained Meso-
ZOic structure. 1t was marching
along surely. even jauntily, toward
n climax, as a play should, as a
day should. He dreaded the mo-
ment when the backbone of the day
should be broken. when he should
have met the girl at last, talked to
her. and then bowed her laughter
ont the door. returning only to the
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Ny dog followed me into a dry
goods store one day. While
looked at goods he began snifing
around behind the counter and no
one paid any attention to him
The clerk pulled aside a curtain
to bring out another bolt OF cloth.
There stood the dog licking a
platter. his eyes beaming with sat-
isfaction- He had eaten all OF a
pan of fudge which the clerks. had
set aside
y ~
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Remember, No Crowding!

While passing along Fourteenth
street, just south OF New York av-
enue, this morning. I was amused 10
note a sign in a show window read
ing, "All Bathing Suits One-Third
on" This being true, someone Is
likely to be killed in the rush for
front seats at the Tidal Basin one OF
these hot summer afternoons.-W. N.
p, 1876 Quincy street northwest.
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.kMa1ysaee ahhkueY

pected to account for every pennyf
Why should a wife be expected to
account for every penny? Why
should a wife be expected to stretch
every dollar and make II do double
duty? Know your income and then
live within IL.
Men are just big boys and so
easily managed II one would only
give them a little consideration and
thought. Love may not endure to
the end Of the chapter. but in the
majority Of cases / believe IL does.
and can say with the poet. Grow
old along with me-the best Is yet
to BEN. s.
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6MzhazxaSMlzqaNOzzzeyMS

manner. and with q world Of enthusi-
asm In his voice. said:
Now. that's what I call . wedding
present."
The girl giggied. the doctor cast a
hunted look at the card. and realized
that he had done Il again. The shop
ping Job had been delegated TO his
mother; he had only paid the bill
L B. R.
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the people living there had gone
into the house a short time before.
Seeing that the latter had not OBJ
served the car. the rest of the party
walked IN the direction It had taken
and disappeared.-E. K. s.. TIC
Nineteenth street northwest.
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Just Like n Man.

The husband OF a friend OF mine is
an extremely busy doctor, immensely
popular in the fashionable suburb
where they live. but with precious
little time to devote to the social
round. His wife bears the social bur-
den
Recently. when she was out Of the
city on a visit. It devolved upon him to
send a wedding gift TO a dear friend
Of the family-A du-y which he dis
charged in characteristic fashion.
He managed to find time TO drop In
at the home wedding and allowed
himself to Be taken in tow by the
brides sister for the customary sur
vey Of the gifts. By and by, real
King that some admiring comment
was expected. he indicated the nearest
object-a handsome silver water
pitcher-and in his most charming
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Rude and Unusual.

Ny nursing training was received
at a hospital where all the standards
were OF the highest and where we
were drilled in all the little courtesies
Of our profession For that reason
I took my work most seriously. and
thus suffered a most embarrassing
moment. though afterward realized
II was funnier than II was serious.
One night fell into a sound sleep.
to be awakened by my patients laugh
ter. She had asked me the time, she
said. and in my sleep I had replied.
Jaw. look a. your own watch"
That remark was a byword In the
hospital for weeks. w. L
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Spirit of the Age.

Why do so many marriages 60
wrong? Because the contracting
parties go into 1t blindly and care
lessly. They have little conception
of its sacred obligations.
Recklessness is the spirit Of the
age. Young people have too little
reverence for sacred institutions
and too much of the scrap Of paper
attitude toward contracts. Till
death US do part" Is lightly spoken
and soon forgotten
There are happy marriages, plenty
OF them. but they are found where
husband and wife recognize the
sacred obligations OF wedlock. Such
unions withstand TIE test OF mis-
mated temperaments and OF cir
cumstance. Even poverty, misfor-
tune and sorrow but draw the tie
CLOSER T.
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She Said IL.

Ny small daughter had a habit of
asking everyone TO stay for the
next meal. no matter who Il was.
One day / was tired, and as one
Of my friends was coming over.
1 told Jeanette that would
spank her II she asked this woman
to stay for supper.
In due time my guest arrived
and as soon as she was seated
Jeanette said: Can you stay
for supper? Mamma said II ]
asked you she would spank me-"
E X
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All the Details.

went 70 call on . friend OF
mine
When the door opened Jack. her
young son, said, come In"
Thinking he didn't know me.
said: Jack. have you forgotten mo
since you have been swayT
He replied. %. mol I. remember
you perfectly. You are the woman
with the long nose and mother
wants you 10 come In 10 wait for
her"
SIR
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r. X. L.: Put on your bathing suit
and 60 swimming. No one win laugh
at your skinny legs. They are too
common a sight to be a matter for
laughter. Besides the swimming will
help develop them. II you win send
me a stamped. addressed envelope. /
will send you some exercises, illus-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-19

Sc ALQUILA la casa No. 88 Gale de-
Pargue Tiene todos los adelantos mo-
dernos y garage. Dirijase s'Frele-
rick'', Cruz 10 altos, San Juan. 1-25
Sc ALQUILA; local para aimacen II
oficina en- ell Recinto Sur, propio para
regocio Ge gomas accessories para au-
4om6viles Dirijanse Miguel Aguil6
Tetuan SO, San Juan. 1-1s
Sc ALQUILAN dos habitaciones para
ofcina EN- ell Tobacco Palace tercer
piso (cale Tetuaa). Daran raz5n en- el
Iislno piso. 11-23.
MUERMO en- los gallos y gallinas, Gu
ra infalible en- nueve dfas. Mande su
direction y so centavos a la Fsrmacia
Gle M. Sanchez, P. o. Box 27e. Baya
mon. 2-1
HAGEN falta costureras en- hlusas, Ho-
tel Roma, Allen 80, primer pisO, San
Juan. 1-2O
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He aqui el gran don de Ia Ciencia para
Ia .mujer-un polvo sanativo antiseptico
maravilloso, que no es venenoso.
+ Solamente una mujer sabe las pruebas
por que pasa otra mujer y entiende la
necesidad que tiene de ayuda y simpatfa.
Esc1chese mi consejo: No sufra de
Leucorrea, Secreciones de NAL Caracter,
Ulceraci6n y Depression del Utero, de
cualquiera otra de las debihdades uterinas
cr6nicas, caracteristicas de las mujeres
Una cucharadita rebosante de MU-COI
disuelta en- dos litros de aqua caliente que
Sc use como ducha vaginal por la noche y
por la manana, dara gran alivio Pronto
las parties afectadas quedaran sanas y os
sentireis como 81 fueseis una mujef
diferente.
sConservese I'm paquete de MU-COt
constantemente en- la casa para las emerg
ercias. De Venta en- Todas las Boticas
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"coNFn1CTo"

Ell colossal drama "CoNFLIGTo'' de
la insuperable estrella Priscilla Dean es
mucho mas sensational que ''La Vir-
gen de stamboul' mas espeluznante
que t'Fuera de la Iey'' y nucho mas
humana que Reputation. Afirrlass,
sin faltar la verdad, quo es 10 mas
grandioso que ha heeho dicha artista.
Con esta gran pelfcula Sc iaaugurari cl
viernes 20 de enero Ell gran teatro
"oLTMPO".' Advt.
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Ell DRAMA DINAMICO
"CONFLICTO"

Sensational, poderoso, limpio y re-
pleto de las bsllezas del misterio de un
poeta como Eigard Allan Poe; iluIni-
noso como el amor y la juventud, es Ell
precioso drama "CONFLTCTO" que
supera a todo 10 que pueda Hroducir
hasta hoy la celebre ratista Priscilla
Dean. Esta pslicula "cONFLIcTo"
la sido seleccioaada para inargurar el
gran teatro "oLIEIPo" 81 viernes 20
de enero. Advt.
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equipos, ha de ser muy renido, pues am
bos cucntan con magnlficos jEgadores.
El Collective" presentara en- la Inca
Ge fuego al temible 'sBabe Ruth bo-
ricua William Guzman, contando tam
bien en- sus flas con victoriano, Brown
velocidad, v otros juniors de gran
caLbre, entire ellos el irsuperable
catcher Net.
En- Ell tres, fguran tambi6n excelen-
les players como el juicy insustitui-
BILE en- el 'jardin'' izquierdo, y "ju-
nior" como MOnchile, chechon, que en-
el pitcher esta dando un busn "re-
(Contin1a en- la nag. 81
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LOS ENTHUSIASTS
EASEBOLEROS

Deseo informarIe que fabrico
trochas para catcher" y pri-
mera y guantes izquierdo y de-
rechos a precios nnuy comodos
y con TN resultado especial.
Haga su pedido al apartado
119. JULIAN cOLLAZO.
Despacho por c. Q. D.
Box 11o. Tel. 7 Residencia.
COAMO, P. r.
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YEA A PRISCILLA DEAN EN-
"CONFLICTO"

Ell argumento mas prodigioso que Sc
hallevado Ia pantalla. Vigile esta sen
aacional production, cuyas interesantes
escenas Sc desarrollan al aire Hbre y
DO de la gran estrella Priscilla Dean
nos revela rotablemente todas sus con-
diciones de artista. Con essa gran pc
licula Sc inaugurara Ell viernes 20 el
gran Teatro "OLIMPO". Advt.
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La encantadora BERTA VIM
TON, era la duef1a del estableci-
mienro de te. "LA FLOR DE
Lotto" y era como una taxa
del mismo, acabado de hacer
inocencia por fuera-- y un
voIcan por dentro.
Yea 'CENIZAS DE UN ANHELO'
la production que hizo falnosa
a RUBY DE REMER que pronto
sera exhibida en- ell Teatro Ame-
RIGA, Victory Garden, Cine Inn
periaI y Cine Luna.
Advvt.
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DEF OR TWAS
EN- LA L1GA DE RIO P1EDRAs

EN- LA LIGA DE RIO PIEDRAs
En- Ia tarde del jueves lidiaran en- los
terrenos de la hga de Rio Piedras, los
eQuipos de la Universidad y la High.
Los alunnos de esta Ultima escuela
Sc preparan en- ndmero considerable pa
ra asistir tan importante game, en-
el que Sc ,disputaran la supremacia am
bss novenas.
BALDoRIoTy'' VS.. ..LABRA"
Estos dos teams; ccmandados uno
por Siqui y Ell otro por D. Pepito, Sc en-
frentaran en- los terrenos Gle la Liga del
Condado'' en- la tarde del viernes.
sobre el resultado del juego nada pc-
demos predecir, pues ambos Sc propo-
nen lamar los vientos la baadera del
triunfo.
EN- Ell MoRRo'
FL domingo las dicz a. M, 81 ell
tempo les es propicio, sostendran una
titanica lucha en- Ell "diamanso' Gu
bierto de verde grama del campo del
Moro, las novenas locales "Tres
Banderas'' y s'Colectiva'
Ell aludido desafio, juzgsr por la
rivalidad existcntes entire cstos dos
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IAd6nde vas ninas dorado? voy en-
busca de Carlos, que me inv;to a la
tanda vespertina que diariamente da Ell
teatro America las 5:15 P. M. Advt
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Orencio Lebr6n Santiago,

FIorencio Lebron Santiago,
Recurrente,
VS.
FL Registrador de la Propiedad de Qua
yama,
Recurridp.
No. 503.
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La Pan-An1erican Life Insu-
rance Company tiene oportuni-
dad para dos vendedores quie-
nes han tenido experiencia en- la
venta aunque no en- la venta de
seguros. Tienen que ser hombres
honrados, de buena presencia,
sducacion, y capaz de ganar tres
mil a diez mil doIares por afio.
Dirigirse por escrito a la Pan
American Life Insurance Comp
any. Edificio Swigget. Saliva
dor Brau 80. San Juan, dando
detaIIes de su experiencia.
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GQue haces ahi nifo? Esperanto que
den las 5:15 P. M. para ir la tanda
vespertina del teatro America. Advt.
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RAFAEL CABALLERO.- vENDO
revistss > prri6dicos ds Puerte kSss
= ds los Eistsdos Tnidos Assps
ageoc1as, rreessnSe toda elaso de
garautia- Box ALI. Bayam6n.
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Sc vende Papel de Peri6dico $500
quintal. ~
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snte FL Altar, iuro partir mi no.
gar y mis- bienes contigo pero
no mi correspondence.
Yea HCENIZAS DE UN ANAELO"
la peIicuIa que Ie gustara.
Pronto TEATRO AMERICA.
VICTORY GARDEN. IMPERIAL.
Y LUNA.
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Dye, Maria. sun cuando te empenes
en- ir otro cine, no 10 conseguiras, pues
solamente to llevar6 al Teatro t'Am6-
rica'' a la tanda vespert1na de las
5:15 P. NJ. Advt.
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Ccnstante existencia de pescado
fresco, recihido diariamente.
SERVINGS pavos, cerdos, galli-
mas, polIos, huevos, etc.
Sonos los primeros proveedores
de los principaIes aIimentos del
pals. Existencia diaria. Lame
al telGfono 1862 u 87o,
San Juan.
Advt.
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PURIFTQUE

listed puede puri6car su sangre, devoie
yer salud vigor su sistema, eiiminar la
debiiidad nervosa, fortalecer sus organos
digestivos, regularizar sus riiones el hi
gado ST ton1a ell Elixir de LeoHdrdi para
Ia Sdngye FL mejor especifco conocido
para lirnpiar ell cuerpo humane de materias
venenosas y poner en- sus venas sangre ro-
ia sana Este remedio aumenta la ac-
cion de todos los organos, dando al CUTS
un color saludable. alivia el cansancio fish
co y mental causado por el trabaJo
decainiento pone
sU
sistema en- perfecto estado Es iguaImente
efectivo para aliviar las afecciones reuma-
ticas de las cLyunturas musculos. Miles
de personas que han encontrado satisfac-
cion en- el EIixiy de Leonard para la
Sdngre 10 recomiendan como un remedio
efcaz en- casos de Stills. ulceras, escrofu-
las, anernia. tumores todas las enferme.
da les que provienen de la sangre. Compre
inmediatamente de su droguista una bote-
LA de Eliriy de LeoHordI para "a
SANGRE
y pruebe este gran remedio que ie devol-
vera el placer de vivir De venta en- todas
las droguerias
Ek|I[!lI ;: :: =: .: :: : :.
k III ZSa5G NE Fabvieantes
Gals paquete il-vp esLa ats%
marca De fabrics,
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GLoBIToS DE COMA: ventas al por
mayor, desde 80 cts. gruesa en- sdelan
to. Surtido removable semaaairnente.
SERVINGS pedidos por correo c. o. D..
/. 8. B. A. Allen sy, San Juan. P
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GOMAS INGLESAS "DUNL0P''. De
FA1GA UNIVERSAL. EQuipe su CAIRO
con estas gomas que dan los meJores re-
corridos que Sc conocen. Pida Irec:os a.:
P. Gambia Co. -B-1-27
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UNA MESA con Q cierras circu1ares;
una para cortar 10 largo v la otra
a 10 ancho con correas de cuero y pc
leas. Equipo complete Un nsnotor cleo
tr1co Westinghouse de 22O volts-2
caballos de fuerza; 1850 revoIuciones
pcr minute. Tel6fono 241;l santurce.
2-6
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COMPRE bombillas ALPHA. Rivero
Ghaves Co., Brau Is. p.
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AnunGios EcQn6mieOS

EARArACLA:--Po no pcderla atender
"a iueao, Sc vende una fszmacia de pcr-
gsair, sisuada en- punso c6ntrico con
magnIfca cHenteia. en- nna pequens po-
blactdn de Ia isla. Para tuformes pue-
aan dirigirse a Ell HEUNDo, San Juan,
p. R.-P.
--Ae1s> -
CUANDO Hecesite una bombilla,
conpre una s..ALPHA". Rivero Cha
ves y Co. Brau 75. p
NUESTRA bornbilla FDilamento con-
centrado lie darA mas luz Rivero Cha
yes Co. Brau rs. -p.
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UNA GANGA.- Especial para arrastre
de cana un truck de Q tonelalas, an
dando. Tambien otros trucks mas pc
quenos, precios ventajosos, informaran
San Agustin 12, Puerta de TERRA 0
Box All, San Juan. 80
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PCR $50 podra obtener iisted comida
excelente y CANA nmpia y fresca du-
rante un mes. Comida soIamcnte $40
Hotsl Philadelphia. Luna ST. Tel. 721
go.
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y pruebe este gran remedio que ie devol-
vera el placer de vlvir De venta en- todas
las droguerias
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CLASSES EARTHQUAKES. Profeora
con experiencia en- todos los grades.
Agnstina Muse, tel6fono Sol azul Gale
Los Banos. santurce. $50
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NOSOTECS g2raEJl1alnoS loS reSulta-
dos en- Ell saldo 6e las cuentas incobra-
bles Y reclamaciones de cualquier cla-
Sc. tamafio edad, sn tener presentc
el sitio. ApsrtsEo 543. San Juan Pa
Sc ALQUILA: Un local para ofciaa
Renta s45oo. Dirijase a la Porto Rice
Telephone Co., San Juan. 1-19
Sc ALQUILA una c6moda y fresca ha-
bitaci6n, plsnta alta, en- casa de fami-
liza honorable. Para informes lir:iase al
telefono 30S verde. Santnrce. 1-23.
Sc NECESITA un joven con conoci-
mientos de Teneduria de Libros v Ia
uuigrafia. Morris E. storyk. Isabel Sc
gunda No. 5, Marina, s. j. 1-29
iNECEsITA I'D. UN BuEN RE.
CONsTITUYENTE?
1Ha perdido I'd. ell apstito?
IEstan sus nervios cansados?
GDesea aumentar de peso?
Fues pruebe las PILDoRAs FER.
MANALES del DR.. Costa Sc vonden
en- todas las Farmacias. 2-17
VENDo CASA de maderas en- santur.
ce, bien situada. Informara rI.a Mo.
derna'' tienda Stop Is 1l2 o Ell Apar.
tadO 115, santurce, P. R. 1-21
Sc ALQUILAN dos frescas buenas
habitaciones con sin comidas. sar
Francisco No. so altos, teleforo 17l
rojo. Ia
CoMPRAMoS una registradora reque.
fla en- buen uso. "Farmacia Ramos ,
Santurce, Stop 25. Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-19

ExPEDIENTE PoSORIO.- ALEGA-
CION EN- .CUANTO AL TEMPO DE
LA PosESIoN-TESTIGOs EN- EX-
PEnTENTEc pOCEc0RTnc En- mn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-05
CHURCHES OF WORLD
OBSERVE WHITSUNDAY
Marks Anniversary or Day In Jrru-
snIem When Apostles Re
ceiyed Hrnison,

Yesterday in thousands of churches
he birthday OF the christian church.
Whitsunday. the high festival OBJ
served in the church on the fftirth
day after Easter in commcmoratiOn
az the outpouring OF the Holy Spirit
Upon the apostles on the Day of Pen
tccoSt, has been COMMUNICATED for
nearly 1000 years by Christian pro-
.,le. and observed by them with joy
md thanksgiving for the fulfllmcnt
Of the promise that II Comforter
would he sent 10 mankind. Spccifi-
cally the feast marks tn" anniv"r-
AIRY Of that day In Jerusalem where
the apostles Of the cruciiicd Christ,
gathered in an upper room. received
hat BENSON which Is thus described
10y ST. Paul:
"And when the Day OF Pentecost
was fully come. they were all with
me accord In one place. And sud
denly there came sound from
heaven as OF a rushing. mighty wind.
and IL filled all the house where they
were sitting. And there appeared
INTO '"cm cloven tongues. like as OF
ire. 1t sat upon each Of them;
s,nd they were all filled with the Holy
;host and began to speak with other
tongues asFthe Spirit gave them ut
terance.n