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, 1923-04-22
FIERY CIR D : s"
SEEN IN RACIAL
.FEUD ON COAST
Officers Keep Watch on Re-
newal of Hostility Between
Americans and Armenians

DINUBA. Cal, April 21.-United
Pressl1Close watch was being kept
here tonight by officers and leading
citizens for any signs of approach.
ing renewal of violent expression of
Armenian residents of the Tulare
county ra-sin districts.
Reports that a fiery cross was seen
burning from atop a telephone pole
in the vicinity of the Armenian CO,
ony Friday night were being investi.
gated by officers to determine wheth-
er it had any connection with the ra.
cial troubles.
Hundreds of persons were reported
to have seen the supposed symbol
flaming in the darkness and a tele-
phone l<,man. sent to investigate
during the day. reported he found
charred remains of what he believed
was the cross.
County officers. including the dis
trict attorney and deputy sher.ffs.
were here from Visalia. the county
seat. to watch the situation and in
vestigate tbs mornings outbreak
when 20 Armenians n half a score
of prominent business men and raisln
growers from Parlier, neal here.
fought a fierce battle in an Armen.
ian settlement nine miles south of
Dinuba.
The Armenians. armed with cleav-
ers. seized from two butcher shops,
knives. clubs and one carrying a light
calibre rife. were reported to have
ottaclraA the zfttvanus ,or1r.fttaa
which had called at their settlement.
j.. r. Kennedy. secretary OF the
Parlier chamber OF commerce. was
shot in the leg. and 1. B. Sayer was
reported to have shot three times the
Armenian who was wounded. after
Sayer's thumb had been shot off.
The trouble started when the raisin
growers committee visited a store in
the Armenian settlement. About 20
Armenian men, wome and children
were described as rlshing at the
Americans with w!erd weapons. grab
bed from the butcher shops and from
their homes. They first had stolen
the keys to the automobiles in which
Americans had driven to the settle.
ment.
a not Ddttle followed winch llnal-
ly ended when the Armenians were
driven back to their homes.
Officers were summoned by tel
pehone but when they arrived. quiet
reigned. None in the Armenian
colony. despite close questioning,
would give the slightest information
as to which of their number might
have been involved.
Statements OF the rais.n growers
committee were taken here during
the afternoon, but doubt was ex.
pressed as to the possibility OF max.
ing identification of many OF the Ar.
menian rioters.
Intense feeling among Km-~han
and Armenian ralsIn growers was
reported and was being watched in
several towns of the San Joaquin val
ley raisin district.
During the last ten days an inten-
sive campaign to refinance the raisln
growers association and to sign up
for marketing through the associa-
ton the entire raisin crop has been
in progress. Leaders among the
growers said tonight that contracts
had been signed by practically 100
per cent of the American growers but
the Armenians and the foreign mem
bers of one crtain religious sect had
to Sign.
, 1923-04-22

Enthusiasm OF the candidates has
spread to Their friends and ncquaint.
nnces. IN many hectlons of tho city
and surrounding territory n great
amount of "neighborhood pride" Is
being shown and gront effort Ii being
made to have one of the biggest OF
tho prizes won by the ~favorito contest.
ant OF each community.
Many candidates who call at the
election department n expressing
new determination to put forth their
hest efforts during this important Pc
Rod. Letters from candidates In the
Outside districts and their friends
filled with the same sort of enthusi.
asm, makes one believe that the re-
, 1923-04-22
honduras To Eve UP CLARA PHILLIP
Close Stores
In Honor of
Late Mayor

As a mark of honor to the
memory of w. A Blackmore, late
mayor of the city, all the merch.
ants Of the city viii close thet
places of business Monday at
noon and remain closed through.
out the afternoon. This action
insures almost a complete sus.
pension OF business In honor of
the occasion.
The funeral will be held at 2.3O
pollock at the Masonic temple
with interment to follow at the
Highland cemetery. The services
will be in charge of Rev. Philip
X. Edwards of st. Marks Fps.
copal church with the Masonic
ceremony to be read at the grave.
From 10 o'clock until noon the
body will lie in state at the Ma.
sonic temple. which offers an OPP.
portunity for friends to view the
remains.
, 1923-04-22

Neritlcatlon or Clara's presencs
there was practically cllnched by a
consular pat to Secretary or
q" niusnes IN Washl"ston asking
u Su'tornla "uthor.ues "Isheu |"
s.ers eN.r1ui'e nef, HoNetho'
VI ni"llate
- suo e'"-
q. nranarInr for,,ai or,radI.,a. -
ers which he will take to
as soon as they are certified. His
plan is to bring Clara back to the
United States himself.
That will order her de.
ported in T~raeger's custody IL prac.
tlcally assured according to Consul
General Rodriguez of Los Angeles.
who has cabled his government urs.
ing utmost cooperation.
Rodriguez is most anxious. to prove
the falslty OF the underworld chanty.
which ran ION no condition is there
extradition-In Honduras"
Thar. Ia e1trad,,to, Rod-,,,,oz ..,a
o,a,r,tna raj ,ha 49,, ~. 49,
-" -
| ~ pr.nn-s
- -. 49,
D t'
ine uno VI ptenoe :"
HONDURAS IN OF jess larsen
OF Los Angeles an eNconVict against
whom charges or arson are pending
here n OF cattle stealing in Kansas.
Clara's husband. Armour Phillips was
placed under arrest as a material wit
ness.
He wa, r.leased late Saturday NJ.
ternoon nm s5 ooo hord u,htcb yr,s
nrodrcsd from IN u,tdo,,t,,od ,orr
hv ht. v,,o,a a,,orno. poo,h O..
. n.--
-
LOT "onuhy. fhH-
ipS vas 'aAoh INTO CUSTODY inc Gay
io'po'1hs olhras sensational escape
Dut estaolshed an allbi ana obtained
his release. 1t is now declared no was
friendly with Carsen and gave him a
check for $1,000. according to au-
There was some confusion in re-
to Carsn's companion originally,
as her description did not fit Clara.
The United States consul, however,
deClufed ne was travelling with n wO-
posing as Mrs. Carson. and that
was them un.
der the name of Mrs. r.. NJ. Young
Following her -spectacuIar eacana
from the county ian December Z
when she SAVED bar vvov tbrough tho
bnrs N, hor coT 20 ,raoSon 80 49,
ana sc,,ewa 90 ~ g.,
nrIsonmep+ for ,n,,r,or Ciara,. -
was ont,rs,y lost W
t. 80 ,Sna,rL 49, r
81. - ~.
,nsoua ne riHar p s " .un
- "Onah a retur"eu
nc naNlns nor way overland 10
@ Ci''ans' n"d thenoe Dy Doat TO
lalnp4co' "here she hhd relatives
she was discovered hVlhs IN n un'
OF Juhrez where an attempt
was being made by ADVENTURES to
strong arm her and bring her
across the border to justice In return
for tho release of Fernando and Her
bert Tribe. two sons OF n Juarez of
zeal, held in jail here on auto theft
, 1923-04-22
Lands BACKS chief OF
CHICAGO POLICE; TO TRY
TO CUT OUT BALL POOLS

CHICAGO. April 81. = United
PresslNudge X. M. Lands today ex-
pressed his approval to Morgan Col
Inns. chew Of Chicago police, of eff
forts Of the department to wipe out
gambling in baseball. pools.
The baseball commissioner on hear
ing Of 6rives against pool operators.
called on the new head OF the police
department and personally praised
the work.
baseball pools are tho rulnation OF
many" Judge lands told tho chief.
Those who are injured by tho pools
arc net the wealthy, but working
boys and girls
, 1923-04-22
After June 18th
Babe Will Burn
Up League, Said

DENVER, Colo. April 21.-After
June Is Babe Ruth will burn up"
the American league with his slug
ging. according to Frank d. Hines,
Denver ~spiritualist and prophet.
Hines made the prediction today that
tho Babe will have nj Of his best
years this season.
But he won't get up steam until
after June Is. He'll travel on high
after that" said Hines. who claims
to have foretold several important
events. including the death Of Lord
CRrnarvon.
, 1923-04-22
CITY TO HONOR.
LATE MAYOR IN
FUNERAL RITES.
All Casper Will Pay Homage
to xecutive-M to
Close Their Stores

All Casper will pay homage tomor-
row afternoon to the late Mayor W.
A. Blackmore. whose tragic death in
an automobile accident Friday after
neon shocked the community. The
funeral services will be held at 900
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the
Masonic temple and the merchants
will close their stores at noon out of
respect for the occasion.
Mayor Blackmore's bo6y will lie
in state at the Masonic temple from
10 O'Clock to DOT tomorrow and his
friends may view the body at that
time.
William Johnson of the Campbell
johnson company and A. r. Wallace
OF the Richards-C Cunningham COM
pany. who visited the merchants Sat
urday, found them unanimously in
favor of closing for n half day. The
hanks and schools. because of the
day being Arbor day. will be auto
matically closed.
The Rev. Philip X. Edwards OF st.
Marks Episcopal church will have
charge of the funeral services. The
Masonic services will be read at the
crave and interment will be at High
land cemetery.
The pall.bearers all old-time resi-
dents of Casper anr the majority of
them long time friends CT the late
mayor are w. S. Kimball, Patrick D.
A. ]. Moklcr. George Still
nben. I. ]. Svendson. DIR. c.. T. Nor
gan p C N~icolaysen and ]. p.
Smith. The members of the Elks'
TT 49,. t.. lAdt- altar the
services at the Masonic temple and
,ccornanv the body to the cemetery.
Tho hurry at the coroner's inquest
in the case. which was held at 2
o'clock, Saturday. brought in a yer
dict of accidental death. The inquest
wa conducted by Justice Henry
in the absence OF Lew Gay.
county coroner and the questioning
was handled by w. ]. Wehrii' assist
ant prosecuting attorney. Frank G.
scherck, Harry F. Comfort and
George w. Jarvis composed the Jury.
Little new in the way OF evidence
) was brought out with regard to the
ds,a lis of the accident. The two eye
witnesses. w. It. Bretty. the fireman
on the train which struck the car in
which the mayor wa riding. and
frank stavina. an employee of the
Illinois Pipe Line company, testified
that tho machine was squarely on the
tracks, when struck and that 1t was
cut in two.
other witnesses included Engineer
NIcha RYAN. Conductor Frank
hatcher FIovd Lewis and Brakeman
p s windship.
In the questioning II was learned
nat the aoh was travelling about
eight miles an hour when the at
tempt was made to cross the tracks
, 1923-04-22
Boy Unconscious
TUO Hours When
Struck By Auto

Harry ienes Of pla West Ninth
street was knocked down by n ear
near the corner of West r~e'lowHtone
David streets at a:so Saturday
afternoon and rendered unconscious
for two houEs, No bonea we're broken
according to Dr., j, r. Hansard who
attended tho boy,
The machine which struck this boy
was a Ford bug and was being driven
by Verne Cooley of SAT- South Spruce
street according to the police.
, 1923-04-22
De Valera Will
Flee to America
Is Dublin RumOr

DUBLIN. April 21.-CUnited Press)
-Eamonn De Valera, leader of the
~irregulars now is In Dublin ~pretaring
to fee to America. according to n
report printed today by the Sunday
Tines.
According to the story the govern.
ment will not interfere with De
Valera IL he can find a way to leave
the country. because It wants TO
avoid embarrassment incident to the
lrregular's capture.
, 1923-04-22

mnlnder OF tho race will be more rpir-
tied and exceedingly close.
Up until Saturday night, April ~.
every new six yenr subscription with
cluba 10 Tho Tribune counts n total
n UP to 100000 votes, Just five OF
,heae wonid count 5000, 900 votes,
The third period Ia now on and tho
present vote schedule Will be in effect
but one week moro, hen the scheduie
" very sharply reduced to the lowest
vute schedule of h entire campaign
which Is effective IN the final period.
Tn longer you celay In getting IN
full ewing tho less valuable your sub
scription will be from a vote stand
CONTINUED on Page Twol
, 1923-04-22
STATE DEPARTMENT DRAWN INTO
PLAY ON HAMMER MURDERESS'
u. S.. Gables Burning Over Mysterious Woman
Whose Identity Is Said to Coincide With
Notorious Slayer in Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES. Cal, April Ell
United Press.l-Attorney Bert a.
Harrington, who represented Clara
Phillips. escaped hammer murderess.
in her trial for the murder Of Alberta
Meadows, dropped dead late tonight
while dining with friends. according
to n report tclephoned to the police.
According to the meager advices.
Herrington's death was the result of
, 1923-04-22

high blood pressure which condition
was aggravated with the reported
finding Of his former client in Hon
duras.
This afternoon Harrington repre-
scented Armour l.. Phillips. husband
Of the Tiger woman, securing his re-
lease from Jail on bond after he had
been arrested. charged with suspicion
of aiding his wife in her escape from
the county Jail and subsequent flight.
, 1923-04-22
WEEK IMPORTANT IN CHAMBER Of
COMMERCE RECRUITING CAMPAIGN
Three Meetings Called for Headquarters-Silve
Loving Cup to Be Given May to Team Scoring
Greatest Number Of Points in Collections.

Important meetings are scheduled all through the COM
ing week in the Casper Chamber of Commerce recruiting
campaign. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 9 a. m.
meetings are called for the chamber of commerce head
quarters. Monday at 6:15 there will be a Lets Co. meet
ing ut tho Henning. Tuesday at IL 10 there will be a Nom
, 1923-04-22
(BY ROBERT A. DoNALDsoN)

NOHIeu 1TeSS oua CorrespondenC)
LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 21-The jungle wilds of
Honduras have given up a woman fugitive believed to be
Clara Phillips, the hammer slayer"
Gables are burning with queries as to the mysterious
womans identity. Official Washington has been drawn into
the play"
, 1923-04-22

The prize II a silver loving cup,
II will be given tho team scoring the
greatest number OF points, tho award
being made At the Tuesday forum
luncheon. Ms" 1, The nnal score VIII
be computed Tuesday morning. May
/. and all points secured before the
Nay 1 forum meeting viii count.
, 1923-04-22

ber'H forum and Wednesday and
Friday at tho anne hour thers will
be n team organization meeting at
the snme place.
The schedule of points IL m follows:
4, Each new member points.
D, Advance collections from n7w
, 1923-04-22
GREAT INTEREST MANIFEST AS
FRIENDS HELP IN BIC CAMPAIGN
Third Period Important in Tnbune's Great $4,000
Prize Competition Special Prize an Added In
centive for Real Efort-Apnl 28 Last Chance.

The most determined efforts in the big race for the beau
tiful motor cars and the stacks of gold and silver that are
to be awarded in The Tribune's campaign have been
launched. Huge wages of determination. gripping the as
pirants for the big prizes, the votes are increasing in volume
and are pouring into the election department.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27

A los COsGCherOs de tabaCO


ESta ma1ana he cambiado impresio-
mes con mi amigo Agustin Fernandez,
de Cayey, cosechero de tabaco, acerca
de la actual cosecha de tabaco en- esta
Isla, llegando las conclusiones que
mas ade.antei voy referir.
Siempre he sido partidario del me-
joramiento general de mi pals, y cre-
yendo que ell factor mas importante 10
componen los agricuitores, quiero ha-
cerles algunas observacioncs sobre la
coSecha actual, para Que seguidamente
-sometan la practica mis- consoles, 81
es que en- algo pueden benefciarlos.
No ignoraran todos y cada uno de
los cosecheros de tabaco que la produc-
ci6n do este aho sera baStante abun-
dante, dsbido al tiempo favorable que
SO ha presentado para esta planta, 10
Que mo impu:sa a felicitarlos por ell
rendimiento que han dc obtenor en- esa
cosecfs que va han cmpezado a re-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27
Tn Gran Secreto de Beneza de
TOdas las FamOsas
Esrellas del Cine
Como Eyitan Ia FIacidez de los TeiidOs, la
Delgadez dc la Garganta, el HundimientO
de las MeilIas eI Aspecto HuesOso del
CueIIoC v los HOmhrOS
CueIIOs Y los HOmbrOs.

Es un hcho no conocido por 10 ge-
neral, que las estrellas de la panta-
LA sc preocupan mas por culdar ei
interior de su ORGANISING que de su
aspecto exterior. Saben que el eNte-
rior Sc cuida por 81 solo, Ell 10 que
sc reiere la belleza, slempre que
ell interior sea vigoroso. Poseen nn
gran secreto, saben que sus =tajldQs
deben ser rcsistentes. 81 alguEa vez
Sc vuelven demasiado faoidoSj 81 Sc
producer dcpresiones -bajo los ojos,
en- las mejillas. en- la gargarta Ell
los hombros, saben que su carrefa Sc
truncara para siempre. Esto, como
cs natural, no Sc refere las estrc-
las de mayor edad que represcntan
los papeles de personajes de edad,
en- la pantalla. Sino> que Sc refiere
a todas las estrellas hermosas, IA
diantes de juventud y gracia, que do
minan debido sus encantos atrac
tivos fisicos. Hay una sola manera
por la cual hombres y muJeres pue-
den retener este encanto y atracti
vo ffsicos, Y es hacienda que s.ls to-
jidos resissentes reciban la sangra
vitalizante gozando de nervios Vi
gorosos, Todo este Sc obtiene ron
facilidad, con solo proporcionar al
estomago el poder de extraer del ali
nento la nutrici6n nerviosa que re-
quiere la naturaleza. Noventa nae
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27
IMPoRTANTE ooNFERENcIA EN-
Ell "UNIoN CLUB"

Ell dia 81 dol corriente, las ocho
y media, dara una importante confe-
rencia en- Ell ''Union Club, acerca de
la confagraci6n europea cover There),
el bizarre General Peter E. Traub,
-quien comandaba Ia division No. 80 del
ejercito americana en- Francia durante
"a gran guerra.
El General Traub, quien cuenta con
numerosos amigos en- Puerto Rico, ha-
bio hace algunos dias en- "Los Elks"
en- Ell 'sClub Rotario', siendo juSta-
mente felicitsdo por cuantas personals
ie oyeron.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27
Ep1cTo DE suBAsTA

PoR CUANTo esta Hon. Corte y en-
p,eito sobre ejecuci6n de hipoteca Sc
guido por Manuel Munoz Gallart y stl
esposa Maria Vidal contra Diego Bias
cochea Martinez y su esposa Joaquina
Bird Lopez, ha dispuesto por orden de
fecha de Enero de 1928 que Sc pro.
ceda la ejecuci6n en- publica subasta
dc Ia fnca hipotecsda.
PoR CUANTo en- Ell p.cito arriba
mencionsdo la ejecuci6n Sc nbro para
cobrar la finca hipotecada la cantidad
de TREINTA Y CINCO MIL Do
LIARS (S35,OOO) de capital, mas los
intereses vencidoS y los que Sc deven-
guen hasta su complete pago a raz6n
del s por ~ciento anusl, costas y ho-
norsrios de abogado, de acuerdo con 10
convenido en- la escritura de hipoteca.
PoR TANTo: Yo Manuel Mater Gil
.ona Marshall de esta Corte de Distri-
to- he dispuesto vender en- publica SUI
Essta los bienes que Sc expresan con-
tinuaci6n, sea la fnca hipotecada,
cuya description es la s;guiente, y a
"a cual Sc refere la orden de la Corte:
''RUsTICA: Lote ndmero diez del
Hato de Cangrejos Arriba de la jr-
risdicci6n de San Fernando de Ia
Carolina; compuesto de ciento VEIN
to seis cuerdas, con siete contest
mas de otra; equivalentes cuaren.
ia Y una areas, ochenta centi$reas
dc terreno plantado con seis mil
palmas de cocos y arboles de china.
Contiene Y le son anexas una vivien-
da para mayordomo y una ceballe-
RIA. Colinda por el Norte, con el
Mar de la Costa y Placido, hoy Wen
ceslao Borda; por Ell Este con la. Ia
guna de Cangrejos; Sur con Juan
Machuca, despues Fermin Martinez
villamil; hoy Wenceslao Borda; por
ell oeSte con Gabriel Paris y Jose
Machuca, despues Ell Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico; hoy Wenceslao Borda. Con-
tiene adernas un embarcadero.
La Subasta, SO llevar& a cabo en- mi
cfcina, cita en- Ell local que ocupa eSta
Corte. de Distrito, do San Juan, el dis
80 del mes de Enero de 1928, a las 2
de la tarde. Los bienes seran adjudica-
cados al nejor postor y el pago Sc
bara effective en- el acto de Ia adjudi-
csci6n, debiendo conformarse el lici-
tsdor que obtenga la buena pro con
! los titulos existentes.
San Juan, P. r. a s de Enero 1923.
Manuel MATER GIRoNA,
Marshall del Distrito. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27

We personas de cada Glen sufren de
debilidad del estomago, y el organo
esta demasiado debil para formar
nutricion para los nervios Y Ia SAN
gre. Este es el secreto, un est6mago
poderoso. Por esta raz6n, Tanlac Sc
ha convetido en- uno de los remedies
mas notables del Fmundo cientfffco.
Hace que ell estomago Sc vuelva fuer-
te y vigoroso. Mejora el apetito y
la digestion. La sangre be vuelve
mas pura y mas sana. Immediate
mente sus nervioS sienten nueva
fuerza. Sus tejidos Sc hacen resis-
tentes. Desaparecen las depresiones
de las mejillas Y la garganta. listed
adquiere un aspecto mas joven Y ro-
zagante Tanlac lie devolvera la cuer-
"a Y la salud supremas v le dara una
tez esolendida y formas persectas.
Pruebelo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27

colectar. No puede ocultarse que la
,cosecha de este aiio ascendera por 10
menos doscientos c,ncuenta mil quin
tales, y 81 este rendimiento Sc aumen-
Ca mas por la falta de tacto de los pro
pios cosecheros, induda ablemente que
habr$ exceSo en- ell mercado, y este
puede ser motive de que los cosecheros
no obtengan ell precio razonable como
justa recompensa a sus luchas y sacri-
icio9 ell la presentation de su RIGA ho-
ia en- e. mercado.
En- relaci6n con este particular mo
permito S1igcrfrleS que en- cada distrito
tabacalero Sc reunan los distintos CO.
secheros, y, bajo solemne juramento,
acucrden no recolectar hi una hoja de
tabaco Segundo, pues es muy facil com
prendcr que Si a una cosecha do dos
cientos cincuena mil quinta.es SO 10
Sgregan cincuenta sesenta mil quin-
tales mas do segundo cosecho, podia
este aumento eStablecer alnuna deSmo-
ralizaci6n en- el mercado. Teniendo en-
cnenta bambien que el segundS CO.
secho hay que yender,o barato, por scr
de calidad inferior, resultaria que 81
los compradores que llegan de Estados
Unidos Sc encuentran con ventas ba-
Jos precios, podian interpreter que csto
era un precio general para Ell tana"o.
Asi pues, seria 10 mas prudents qae
DDS. no permitiesen, nj Sus medialo-
ros nj q nadie, recolectar a.guna varte
del segundo cosecho, y para evitarlo
seria procedente que inmediatam.ento
recolectado cl tabaco arrancasel Ell to-
Con.
A la verdad, 70 enttendo qtte una
medida de esta naturaleza sera tam
bien benefciosa para los compradores
de tabaco, pues asi estaran convenci-
dos de que la cosecha de este ano es de
calidad excelente, por 10 que Sc re-
solveran pagarlo a su justo precio.
Gonzalo DLAG.
caguas, enero "a, 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27

'tAqnellos a quienes he Teco-
mendado TANLAC han obtenido
los resultados mas satisfactorios
y espero seguir recetandolo. Opt
nc que en- ciertos estados es lnuy
necesario un t6nico Y eonsidero
que TANLAC es el mejor", decla-
r6 la sonora Doctora Leon0r p.
de Lopez, conocida m6dica cuyo
corsultorio esta en- la 13 calle de
Altamira 101,, Tampico, Mejico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27
tai nIA COMO HOY
continuation dc Ia pag. ~

continuation dc la pag, a.
tutura. reina decapitada en- Francla, le
ayud6 levantarse Y le prodigo srs
afectuosas caricias. "Sois buena--le di
io Mozart agradecido,-g mo casare
con voS'. La archiduquesa lie conto el
paso "a Emperatriz, y esta le pregun-
TO al muchacho por que queria casarse
con la archiduquesa. ''Pordue es bue-
ma, respondio Mozart, pero su her
mana a... no es buena. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27

"Estoy seguro de que cualquie-
rs Que Snfra 10 que yo sufri, no
rrede equivocarse 81 toma Tan
lac, que me pcrmiti6 muy pronto
Sontirme bien dc nuevo Y no va
clio en- recomendarlo" declare ell
sefor don Federico Gomez, fot6-
grafo Official del departamento de
policia de la Habana, con residen-
cio en- la calle Perez No. AZ, Je-
Sis del Monte, Habana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27

EN- LA coRTE DE. D1sTR19n- DEL
sEGUNDo D1sTR1To JUDICIAL De
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
Manuel Muhoz Gallart
su esposa Maria Vidal
Demandantes.
vs. aAj
Diego Biascochea Martinez
ST esposa JoaQuina Bird Lopez.
Dcmandad0s.
Civil Nhmero 3643.--
Ejecucion de hipoteca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-27
Por tener que embar-
carse su dueno

Sc VENDE UNA FUENTE
SODA de 8 pies de largo, con
todos sus accessories y carbona-'
dor para hacer SODA. SoIamen-
ts tiene 6 meses de uso. Por
menos de la mitad de su Valor.
Una ganga de pocos dias. Sc
acepta cambio de bienes de to-
da cIase. Informes San Francis
co 46, Juan Reinhardt.