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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05

TOXIC, Jan. 5 - The violent earthquakes which occurred in north central Chile were plainly registered 1n the sesmcgraph at Tokio Imper- ial University and as a result Pro fesor Omori. earthquake authority undertakes to disproye theory that the waves of an earthquake pass through the depths rather than the surface of the earth. Professor Omori states that the shaking con- tinued for five hours and that tray cling around the earth, passed through Japan and continued around again until recorded at the Imperial University The Professor says the quake was a continuation of that of 1906 which caused the disaster in San Francisco
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05
TOM MIX AT PALACE TONIGHT

Tom Mix opens at the Palace to- night in another of his romantic exciting plays. It is useless to go into details regarding tho play as il is Mix picture and Mix favorites will be more than satisfied with it. In addition, a Pathe News, Snub Pollard comedy and another Bob and Bill' series in which these clever youngsters trap a fox.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05
Fruit Growers May
 Produce Coreless Apple

MONTREAL, Jan. , - Much en- thusiasm was evoked at the fall meeting of the Pomologieal and Fruit Growing Society of the Prov ince of Quebec by the announcement of the discovery at Abbotsford of a seedless and coreless variety of the Fameuse apple.
 Professor .F. C. Sears of the Am herst (Mass.) Horticultural College who was present. examined the fruit and pronounced it Fameuse in every essential detail. He said if it could be reproduced il would prove of great value.
 The seedless apple was discovered by accident and the exhibitor had no idea how it was developed. He believes, however. that the variety could be pereptuated by gratis.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05
STOCK DIVIDENDS RUN
 INTO BILLIONS
Several Hundred Corpora tions Make Increase Tn
 Capital Stock.
(Conhnned From rage oae.l

tllization of S515.000,00 and 100 dividend, stated there Was no req son to believe that the old rate of dividend would be maintained on tho new stock. Il WAS declared that the capitalized surplus of the company represented undivided profits Of many years that had been returned to the transaction of the companys business. Only a small part of the surplus was represented by cash, 1t was asserted.
 Many of the stockholders receiv- ing stock dividends on their holdings found, in effect that they had re ceived the equivalent Of four quar- ters for the dollar they had held before, as there was no prospect of receiving more cash dividends in the future on their increased stock hold.
 ngs than they had received pre- yiously.
 The general belief in Wall Street Is that the reason for the great num- ber of stock dividends declared is that companies with large surplus earnings f6sSed legislation designed to levy on their surplus capital in the near future. There was a refer endum in Switzerland last fall on T proposal to make a capital levy on corporations and wealthy individuals. While that was defeated by an over whelming popular vote, the capital levy is still being advanced as a means of assisting government fi- nances by radical clements in Great Britain, and there has been talk Of similar measures in this country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05
Tea from China Is
 Again Going to Russia

PETROGRAD, Jan. 5.-The war in teirapted the transportation Of tea rom China to Russia, and for seven of eight years the Russians. the greatest tea drinkers in the world. have been without their flY.r:te Brands Of this popular beverage.
 Today it is coming again in iarge quantities. Eight hundred ton3 ar. rived from China lately in one ship. ment, and more is on the way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05
EXCHANGES THIS WEEK

University of Washington Daily Seattle, Wash.
 Top O the Hill. Gorin. Mo. Crimson Tulip, Bellingham, Wash. Yysi Sem, Ypsilanti, Mich. Panther. Delta, Colorado. Youngster, J. E. Young school. Davenport, Iowa
 Central Hi Times. St. Paul, Minn. Ketchikan School Notes. Bridget. Galesburg. III.
 Plymouth Rock. Plymouth. Neb. Broadway Whims, Broadway HI, Seattle. Wash.
 Marion Blues, Marion, III. North Central News, Spokane, Wash.
 Guard and Tackle, Stockton, Cal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05
GRADE NEWS Kindernarten

Miss Imelda Fietsam is the new teacher in this room, succeeding Miss S. Nave Henry. Miss Fietsam arrived cn the Princess Mary Tues day night and took charge of her room on Wednesday morning.
 First Grade
 The children in this room are busy reviewing the work Of the semester this week in order to refresh their memory after the holidays.
 In paper cutting the pupils have been very busy making small sleds. In connection with their Art work the children are making birds nets with eggs in them. made out of modelling clay.
 Second Grade
 Gene Faulkner, who has been on ti.p to the States, has returned to this room. Teacher and pupils are all glad to see her come back. Ever ybody in this room was happy Tut sday morning to see Roberta Payers back in class. She had been i'll q week before the close of school for the holidays.
 Third Grade
 (Miss Meacham.)
 Six children in this room will have their birthday during the month of January. It is therefore planned that the children Of the room will give them a party in the near future. The children are learning to write Thank You" letters to thank their friends for their Christmas gifts.
 Third Grade
 (Mrs. Davis)
 Tn their reading the pupils in this room enjoyed the story of "The Old Woman and Her Company very much. During the week the children dramatized the story.
 Fourth Grade
 In arithmetic the children are making an intensive review of add- tion and multiplication. They are continuing the study of long division. In history the review is made especially Interesting by making the explorers the background of the early history of our country.
 In art the pupils of this grade are continuing the work in pefspective.
 Fifth Grade
 This room has adopted q list of New Years resolutions to which oth- CTS will be added from time to time. So far the following are on the list : Sit correctly. hold paper correctly, shift correctly. make ovals round, light and with four 100 counts to a line; try to get 100 per cent in spell. ing every day; underline words; get to school every day and on time. The class has been very interested in the story of ''Joan of Arc,' which they have been reading.
 Sixth Grade
 This room assembled on the first morning after the holidays with a perfect attendance.
 The girls in the sewing class are beginning to study darning this week
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05
Living Costs in Germany
 Take Another Upward Spurt

BERLIN, Jan. 5.--The cost of lk- ing increased 53.G per cent in De cember. The average prices are now 6S5 times as great as before the World War, according to figures pub lished here by the government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05
NO SCHOOL NEWS NEXT WEEK

All students will be very busy next week with their final examina tions, which will begin next Wed nesday, and for that reason there will be no Juneau School News next week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05
Attractions at Theatres
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

OllSEUM-Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson and Elliott Dexter in Don't Tell Everything" PALACE-Tom Mix in "The Night Horseman."
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05
Under-Ca apitalized d

Spokesmen for the Standard Oi companies have stated that 1heil companies have always been under capitalized and that tho surplus earn ings on which taxes have already been paid were turned back into ths companies business; "plowed under, it Is termed Most of those com panics have decreased the par yalu- of their shares in order. it WIS said to bring the market price of theli stocks within the reach Of their em ployces and the general public ant cause wider distribution.
 A list of companies which have in creased their capitalization S1o000, 900 or more, and the percentage O stock dividends paid on common stock outstanding, follows. In man, instances the amount newly capital ized was not paid out in full as 2 stock dividend
 Standard Oil of N. J.. 400. $515, 100000.
 Standard oil of N Y. 200. sl5o. 000OOo.
 Standard Oil of California. 100 S135000, ,000.
 Standard Oil of Indiana, 100 $110000,0 GOO.
 Gulf Oil Corpn., 30, $S0,000. 900.
 Magnolia Petroleum Company. 90 $60 0O0, GOO.
 Prairie Pipe Line Company, 200 S54OOO. 900.
 Ohio oil Co, 300, Si5, 100000
 Vacuum Oil Co, 300. $i5 ,000 900.
 Atlantic Refining Company. 900 $45,O00, ,000
 Prairie Oil and Gas Company, 200, S40,O00.000
 Union oil Company of California so, $4OO00,000.
 National Biscuit Company, 75, $30- 900 1000.
 Victor Talking Machine Company GOO. $30,000 900.
 Singer Manufacturing Company B Ia. $3000O,0OO. DuPont de Nemours & Co, Inc, 90 S20, 1000, ,000.
 R. j. Reynolds Tobacco Company B l-3. $2O0O0.000.
 Pacific Mills. 100, $20. .o00 .O00.
 National Fuel & Gas Company 100, $1S.000 900.
 Great Northern Paper Company 200, $15.7OO,0Oo
 Ingersoll-Rand Co, 100. sl5 ,OOO. .000
 Stakeholder Corporation, %, sl5, 100000
 Packard Motor Gar Company, 100 100000
 Union Tank Car Company, 5C 12.000000.
 Hafcules Powder Company, 10C $10,0 100000. Scoyil Manufacturing Company 200. $10,000,000.
 Union Natural Gas Company, T ls10,O00,0O0 ess
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05

their husbands. They want hubby to live now for their own sakes."
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05

YOU CAN FIND A BUYER for that used car through the classified --and get all that 1t is worth. Try The Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05
c0Miixr, AIInACTIONS

llSEUM-Norma Talmadge il
 "The Woman Gives" PALACE-"Shatter ldols.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05

Old bundles or newspapers at the Empire. 25 cents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-05

Miss lmelda Fietsam is the new teacher in this room. succeeding Miss s. Nave Henry. Miss Fietsam arrived en the Princess Mary Tues day night and took charge of her room on Wednesday morning.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
DoNA JosEFA RossY DE SANTOS

Ell sabado tltimo fallecio en- su re-
sidencia de Ensenada la virtuoga DANA
dofia Josefa Rosy de Santos, quien su-
20 captarse ,as simpatias de numerosas
amistades por su trato exquisite y ex-
celentes prendas personales. dofa jose
ia Rossy de Santos fue durante mu-
cho tempo agente en- Ensenada de
"Puerto Rico Ilustrado".
A su entierro, efectuado ell domingo
a las 4:30 de la tarde, asisti6 una 'nll-
merosa concurrencia testimoniar q
sus deudos la consideration y Ell afec-
to que les merecia la dana faIecida.
Consignamos con verdadera pena la
noticia del fallecimiento de esta noble
sefora enviamos su esposo, hernia
ma, denas deudos nuestro mas senti-
do pesame.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
DON FRANCISCO
NEGRoNI MATTEL

Tuvimos ell placer de saludar en-
nuestra Redacci6n al conocido poeta
portorriquefio don Francisco Negroin
Mattel, quien en- la actualidad reside
en- Yauco, donde ocupa un importante
cargo en- ell Municipio de aquella po-
blacion.
Nuestro apreciado amigo, cuyo NOM
bre tiene va su indiscutible autoridad
en- nuestros circulos literarios, nos ha
diCho, que despues de un largo silencio,
Qamentable para la letras patrias, de-
eimos nozotros) Sc propone publican dos
libros en- prosa, rrox.mamente. Uno de
ellos Sc intitulara clos Hombres de
Dios'', probablemente sera editado
en- la Casa Maucci, de Barcelona.
Reiteramos nuestro excelente ami
go nuestro fraternal saludo, y deseamos
que Sc decida pronto, dar "a luz pil-
blica SIS dos obras para bien de nues-
ira literature, tan escasa en- frutos sa-
zonados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
'El Sr. Dlaz aument0 mas de un
kilO con cada bOtella
Tanlac HizO Desaparecer por Complete la Enfer-
medad del EstonlagO, DecIara un MiembrO de Ia
POicla Iusular, Iermin6 el SufrimientO de Lar
ga Duraci6n Sc Siente Bien AhOra

"Cuando habia tornado tres botellas
&c Tanlac, aument6 mas de cuatro kilos
en- peso v me ssntia tan fuerte acti-
vo como nunca", declare ell Sr. Ramon
Gonzalez Dfaz, que vive en- la Gale de
San Juan No. 80, Santurce, Puerto Ri
co. FL Sr. Gonzalez Diaz es miembro de
la Policia Insular y cuenta en- su ho:a
veinticinco amos de servicio.
"Hace tres amos, comence sufr;r
Gel est6mago, El alimento me hacla
Gafio y despues de las comidas me lie
raba de gases. Sufri terribles dolores
de espalda, en- Ia region de los riiones y
en- las cade-as. Tenia muy NAL apetito y
estaba por debajo de nj fuerza y vigcr
patura' 'es.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
DoNA AIDA BRAscH1 PAoLI

Ha fallecido en- Ell Auxilio Mutuo
"a estimable DANA dofia Aida Braschi
Paoli, hija de La noble y distinguida
senora dofia Olivia P. viuda de Braschi,
emparentada con apreciables familias
de Santurce que gozaba de innumera-
bles simpatias v merecidas distinciones.
Su cadaver fu6 trasladado ell mismo
dfa del do,oroso acontecimiento SUI
residencia de Santurce, donde Sc efec-
tv6 SUI entierro el martes 1ltimo, sien-
do este una verdadera demonstration de
sincere duelo. Numerosas coronas de
flores naturales adornaron ell feretro
de la dana fallecida, y una inmensa
concurrencia lie acompafi6 a su Ultima
morada.
Ell MUNDo envia a los deudos de
la estimable dana fenecida ell testimo-
MO de su mas sentido p6same.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
AL CAPTAIN BLANCO
EscANDALo EN- Ell REc1NTo SUR

Varias familias residentes en- Ell re-
cinto sur de esta Capital, han hecho lie
gar q nuestra Eedaccion nuInerosas que
jas, en- distintas ocasiones. Sc lamental
las referidas familias de que por aque-
Hos alrededores, termino de la calle
Tetuan, ETC., apenas Sc puede conciliar
ell sue1o va que en- horas avanzadas de
La noche sc inician fenomenales escan-
dalos, y Sc proyectan, contra toda no.
cion de moral, vividas peliculas cuyas
protagonistas son varias "ninfas non
sanctas'' que aparecen con trajes de
Evas modernos y que standardization
al mismisimo Tutt-ank-amen.
Llamamos la atencion las Autori-
dades para que Sc corrija 10 mas prom
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
EXPRESSION DE GRATITUD

Ell joven Rafael Brown, conocido
sportman de esta ciudad desea dar, por
medic de estas llneas, su mas calurosa
expression de gratitud al reputado ga
leno DR.. Carlos M. de Castro, que ayu-
dado por la habil no menos respeta-
da ORA. Marta Roberts Y la activa
Nurse Maria Guerra llev6 efecto, con
feliz 6xito, una dificil complicads
ioperacion de obstetricia en- la persona
de su sefiora esposa, en- la madrugada
del jueves % del corriente.
La paciente Sc encuentra va en- Was de
franca convalescencia gracias los soil
citos cuidados de los distinguidos pro
fesionales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
MR.. THOMAS

Los anteriores informes han coinci-
dido con una extensa entrevista que tu-
vo ell martes con ell Gobernador, Ell Je-
fe del Banco Federal en- San Juan, Mr..
Thomas.
En- esta entrevista, segiin informes,
Sc trat6 sobre todas estas cuestiones,
expresando Mr.. Thomas sus puntos de
vista sobre ell asunto, asi coro tambien
Ia fecha para cuando e0tara fu1cio-
nando la nueva sucursal.
Mr.. Thomas es de opinion que e.
nuevo Banco sera instalado pronto, y
que 6l vendra a. llenar una gran ne
cesidad en- ell pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
testimOnio de una senorita que
estaba va desahuciaday ydispuesta moriir

"No puedo dejar de expresarTes mi
agradecimiento por la maravillosa GU
racion que en- mi ha ejercido SUI magnf-
flea Anticalculina Ebrey. Por mas de
cuatro amos estuve padeciendo de los
riiones y ell higado. Consult6 varios
r16dicos Y todos me desahucieron. va
estaba desesperada cuando una amigui-
ia me recomendo SUI excelente Antical-
culina Ebrey, despues de haber toma-
do cuatro pomos, realice una completa
curacion halIandome hoy libre de mis-
crueles dolencias. Mis- sintomas eran do
lores en- la cintura y rinones, orina
turbia y con mucho asiento varios
ctros sintomas de NAL de rinones muy
molestos y penosos. Compre la Antica-
culina Ebrey en- la Drogueria Continer-
tal de los senores Michel. Les autorizo
e que hagan uso de mi testimonio en- la
torma que tengan por conveniente, pueS
en- mi humilde concepto la Anticalcu.
Ina Ebrey merece Ell primer t6rmino
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
EN- BREvE sALDRA UNA COMISIONl
DE LA PoLICIA INsULAR PoR LAS
PRINCIPALES PoBLACIONEs DE
LA IsLA PARA RECLOTAR CAN
DIDATOS PARA POLICIAS

En- "a tarde del martcs Sc reunio la
nueva comision de la Policia Insular,
compuesta por los serores ]. w. Blan-
co y Ginorio, asistiendo ell coronel Geo.
w. Lewis.
Sc procedi6 a tratar todos los asun-
tos pendientes desde la Ultima session,
reso,viendo solicitudes de reingreso al
cuerpo, de alistamiento,J fJlxilios del
fondo de socorros, renuncias de guar
dias reenganches, asi como otros acuer
dos en- relaci6n con ell Departamento.
Sc acordo preparar un itinerario pa
ra salir por las principales poblaciones
de la is,a con ell fin de reclutar candi-
datos para guardias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
FAvoREcE A LOS oTRos

FL establecimiento del nuevo Ban.
co, a juzgar por 10 que hemos visto,
es objeto Ge variados concentrates en-
los centros financieros y comerciales.
A quienes les hemos hablado sobre ell
particular, estiman que Ell asunto IA
vorece a los demas Bancos, pues pose
yendo las facultades de que esta inves-
tida la nueva institution, 6sta, ademas,
de dar prestamos mas largos y como
dos plazos que clos, hara emisiones de
billetes de Estados Unidos, todo 10 cual
contribuiria, grandemente, dar mayor
elasticidad al sistema monetario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
DON ENRIQUE RoJo

Ell distinguido ca6allero de esta Ca
pital, nuestro estimado amigo don En-
riquo Rojo, Quien lego Ell 12 Gle los CO
rrientes procedente de Nueva York,
embarcara nuevamente para esa ciudad
manana jueves con el proposito de es-
tablocerse en- e. alto comercio de la
gran urbe neoyorquina,
Enviamos nuestro estimado amigo
un afectuoso saludo de despedida. de-
seando,e a la vez los mayores 6xitos
en- sus nuevas actividades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30

Sc cumpli6 la palabra de Medina,
Ell captain Timoteo Cu6llar tenia la
mission dc trasmitir todas las noticias
de Ciudad Juarez, donde Sc encontra-
ba, que pudieran interesar a los revolu-
cionarios. Cu6llar dio cuenta exacta q
Villa de la situaci6n de la plaza, vi
lila concibi6 ell osado proyecto.
En- Terrazas, una vez inutilizado el
TELEGRAPH, quedaron unas cuantas com
panias bajo ell mando del general Ro-
salio Hernandez.
Los segundos de Hernandez eran To-
ribio ortega y Eugenio Aguirre Bena-
vides.
Ell Is de noviembre de 1918, a las
cnce de la noche, Pancho Villa entra
bs tranquilamente en- Ciudad JuSrez.
Algunas avanzadas huertistas vieror
venir los dos car-os aparentemento car
gados de carbon creyeron Que alli
sc acercaba la ciudad ell general Sa-
lazar, al que va he dicho Sc esperaba
con considerable refuerzo.
La ciudad, inocente, Sc brindaha er
siiencio al invasor,
Por indication de Juan Medina, ma
clovio Herrera Ell captain segundo Je
sus Hurtado, fueron destacados 4 rcco
rrer la ciudad. Hurtado era conocedol
antique de Ciudad Juarez. volvieron 8
POGO. Todo estaba normal y NADIA acu
saba la nenor alteration nj el mas Ii
gero sobresalto.
5Qui6n iba en- Ciudad Juarez a sos
pechar que Pancho Villa, Ell terrible
Pancho villa, azote del huertismo, tc
rror de las tropas federales, Sc habis
entrado placidamcnte, sin resistencia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30

Y Medina, con la arrogancia de una
juventud viIil y vibrante,. exponia su
criterio:
--Yo, -particularments Sc di
rigia Douglas Scott,-tom6 parta en-
ia guerra contra el yaqui combat
las ordenes de Cuco velazco, Nava-
rro Cejudo, Pancho Peinado, Miguel Ri
vera, del coronel Tamborell al laao
de compafieros tan distinguidos como
Felipe Angeles Rafael Eguia Liz, y
nunca senti con esos hombres la impre-
sion que he experimentado al actuar
Cerca de Pancho Villa. Esta impression
era la del genio. Villa es 81 militar ll&s
brillante con que cuenta hoy MeJico.
Con que ha contado en- toda su histo-
ria la Republica.
Douglas Scott asentia, pero censura-
ba el plan de tomar Ciudad Juarez,
plan que va Sc esbozaba como un fir.
lno objective de la Division del Norte,
-Ciudad Juarez -airmaba Douglas
Scott-no Sc entregara por mucho cue
sea, y yo asi 10 conceptto, Ell gcnio
dc villa. Porque es considerable tam
bi6n La potencia de las fuerzas Que la
defender.
NO pasaran treinta replica
ba Juan N. Medina-y beberemoa un
%roo0 10 oIa ~ or,,o 49,. L. oo,,,oa n; ~,
de Ciudad Juaraz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30

"Cuando comence a tomar Tanlac,
mejor6 desde luego mi apetito, parecia
que ell alimento me sentaba mejor al
roco tempo, deje de sufrir de fermen-
tacion de gases. Ahora estoy por COM
rieto libre de los males del estomago y
niuy aiviado de los dolores de rifiones.
Nunca vacilo en- recomendar Tanlac a
his amigos
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las buenas
droguerias. No acepte substitutes. Sc
Ian yendido mas de 81 millones de
botellas.
Las Pildoras Vegetables Tanlac son Ell
remedio natural del estrenimiento De
venta en- todas parties. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
Ell DR.. sAA

Aver tuvimos ell placer de saludar
en- esta Redacc!on, a nuestro excelente
amigo el ininitab!e lprstigitador DR..
Saa, Condo de Waldemar, conocido ia
vorab,emente en- los cuatro puntos car
dinales de la isla.
Ell DR.. Saa ha venido San Juan
mas alegre que nunca de su reciente
tournee por La is,a, y de su Ultima
temporada en- Aibonito, donde paso lie
dias de recreo.
Reiteramos al DR.. saa nuestro cor
dial saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
Ell NUEvo BANCo

Cambiando impresiones con nuestros
hombres de negocios, hemos logrado
saber que dicho Banco Sc instalara muy
pronto, ignozandose, a ciencia cierta,
81 el mismo sera una sucursal pertene-
ciente al Banco de Reserva de Boston
al de Atlanta.
Nuestros informantes Sc expresaron
en- terminos optimistas, al tratar sobre
el asunto, signifcando su confanza en-
la ayuda que dicha institution venia a
prestar al credito pdblico, y al des-
arrouo general &c los negoc:os en- ell
pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
LUIsA VICTORIA
Advt.

Asi, con este aristocratico y precioso
nombre, ha sido inscrita la primo ogenita
de los esposos Carballo Ortiz; nombre
cue debe al gusto exquisite de su tia
materna, la distinguida culta se1io-
rita Providencia Carballo Ortiz.
Tanto la nina como la madre CONT
nuan en- perfecto estado de salud, por
10 que fe,icitamos al feliz padre, don
Jose Manuel Ortiz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-30
La yeridica historic de PanchO Villa

sir estrepito, en- La poblaci6n?
Ell mismo Maclovio Herrera atacata
luego con todo exito Ell cuartel de las
tropas federales. Y al coronel Jose Ro.
driguez al captain Loya Sc les enco-
mendaba ell ataque a las fuerzas irregu
jares, coloradas, de orozco, ataque de
mayor importancia y que acusaba ma
yores esfuerzos por cuanto los hombres
de Orozco eran hombres procedentes de
"a revoluci6n, y era verdad inconcusa