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"Whnt You GOt?''
You KnOw,' Says
Coast Rum Pirate

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April 3d.
Omitted Pressl5The bold bad rum
pirates Of the sea give themselves no
coat of whttewash when overhauled
with the goods"
what have you got on board
shouted Captain August Anderson of
the revenue cutter Tulare in tho
golden Saturday when he overhauled
the trawler Heron tfter a two-mile
chase.
You know damned wou." replied
Gottfreid Benson Of She Heron.
Captain Andersen put a line aboard
the Heron and towed it to quiet
waters where 500 cases of liquor.
worth $4,000 was discovered in the
Heron's hold. 1t hal been transferred
from n liquor ship to the trawier be.
yond tho three-mile limit for transfer
to land.
When Benson md Nelcber olafson,
the other member Of tho trawler's
crew, were hailed beforp the court to.
day, a mystery man" who has beer.
furnishing cash for bail for innumer-
able rum runners takon in by the
law, appeared and posted $4,000 bail
for each OF them.
Try Tribune Classified for Results.
, 1923-04-30

enthusiasm shown warranted
personnel of the league will be two
teams from the rehneries and one
each representing the railroads, the
business men. the retail clerks and
the nutomotlve-supply houses.
Some objection was voiced Mt the
meeting 10 having the league run
under the control OF the local post Of
the American Legion but when It was
pointed out that the Twilight league
here three years ago was broken up
because or lack OF control over the
organization, this objection was with
drawn. The particular onense com
mitted by one Of the teams in the
old league was to schedule out-of-town
games on dates when they were
scheduled to play league games. This
practice eventually led 10 dIssatisiac-
ton and q breakup of the league.
Any players or persons interested
, 1923-04-30
Notice by Publication.

In the District Court, Eighth Ju-
dicial District in and for the Coun-
ty of Natrona, State of Wyoming.
Wanda NJ. Ryther, plaintiff, VS..
Price o. Ryther, defendant.
Notice by Publication.
To Price o. Ryther, whose last
known place of residence was Rapid
City, South Dakota
You will take notice that you
have been sued in the above en-
titled court by the said plaintiff for
an absolute divorce, on the grounds
of gross neglect of duty. extreme
, 1923-04-30

cruelty and abandonment, praying
for the restoration of the form
name of plaintiff.
You are further notified that ",
less you answer the petition filed
herein by said plaintiff on or before
the 10th day of June, 1928, said
petition will be taken as true and
Judgment for said plaintiff will be
rendered accordingly.
Dated this 20th day Of April,
1923.
HAZEL CONWELL,
(Seal) Clerk of the Dis. Court.
Publish April %, 80, May T.
ID. 81. 2S.
, 1923-04-30
to establish claim to the land above

to establish claim to the land above
described, before Marion P. Wheel
er, United States Commissioner, at
Casper, Wyoming, on the Gath day
of May. 1928.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Donald S. Niche,
Fremont Niche,
John Benell,
Allen Niche, all Of Casper, Wy
oming.
B. ]. ERWIN,
Register.
Pub; April 1e, 20, 80. May Z,
, 1923-04-30

DALLAS.-Curtis Wheat. catcher,
who came to the Dallas club of the
Texas league, from the Michigan
Ontario circuit last season. was sold
yesterday TO Des Moines of the West
ern league and will report at once IL
was announced today,
, 1923-04-30

hreasing It to six teams. The
in signing up with any OF the teams
r requested to communicate with
one of the following men: Jim Hart
nett. 155-W: f. NJ. Struck. S12; ohm
Dixon. 100: r. II. Allenbaugh. 1850
or E. e. Bruce. 1870. These five men
form a committee which will com
plete the organization of the re-
spective teams.
More details Will be forthcoming
following n meeting OF captains and
players. the date OF which has not
been scheduled.
, 1923-04-30
DANCE FOR WORKINGMAN
At NORTH WASHINGTON

What is called "a dance for the
workingman" will be held at the
North Washington hall. Tuesday eve
ming with a free dinner also being
served. The admission has been cut
down to a very nominal price so that
no hardship will be worked on any
, 1923-04-30

To stoekholdres of tho American
Guarantee Company, Denver,
Colorado;
You are hereby notified that all
claims against the company must
be in our office on or before April
26th, 1923. Send your claims to
1876 East Second Street. Casper,
Wyoming. Phone 804W.
EDWIN B. FOSTER,
1876 L. Second st.
Pub. Apr. &c, 27, %, 20, 80, 1928.
, 1923-04-30

one who may attend the affair.
Spies orchestra will furnish the
music for tho occasion. This orgnnl-
zation has a number of new song hits
that are sure to go over big.
, 1923-04-30
NOTICE FoR PURLICATIoN

Department of the Interior, u. s..
Land Office at Cheyenne. Wyo7
ming, March 26, 1928.
Notice is hereby given that Milf
FIN NJ. Butter of Casper, Wyoming,
who, on June %, 1920, made addi-
tional S. R. homestead entry serial
No. 026109 for NhSEA; SEA
SEA; EhSWA section 10, NJ
, 1923-04-30

I wish t extend II WORD OF thanks
and courtesy to the Loyal Order of
Moose and ladies' of Mooseheart Lc-
gion and public for tho support dur
ing the Moose frolio contest legion
naire.
DoTTIE A. HEARD.
, 1923-04-30
WANT O r. PUT FREE AID
i'm THE TRIBUNE

The Tribune is publishing, absolutely free, adver-
tisements in its Help Wanted columns for those who
want work and are out of employment.
With the purpose of helping the working man,
and particularly those who have just recently come
into town, this paper will make it easy for you to get
a job. Simply come in to the Tribune office, and we
will run your ad without any charge. All we ask is
that you honestly want work. Tribune want ads will
get it for you.
A recent influx of newcomers is the reason for this
move on the part of the Tribune, which is the sincere
friend Of the working man and declares to be of SER
vice to him at all times.
, 1923-04-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Doug.

las. Wyoming, April 10, 1928.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Ralph H. Cooley, of Casper, Wyo-
ming, who, on August 1S, 1922,
February 26, 1928, made Home
stead and Additional Homestead
entries No. 02S575, O31495, for Hid.
EhEh, SWASEh, SAS WA, NV
ASWA Sec. 80, and AID. Hid. So
SWA Sec. %, SEhSEA Sec. 26,
Mex SWA, NWA Sec. S5. Town.
ship BAN. Range 7SW. 9Th Prin,
Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
tion to make final three-year proof,
, 1923-04-30
TWILIGHT league BASEBALL is
AUTHORIZED AT Meeting Held
sunday AT AMERICAN LEGION

Positive assurance of q twilight baseball league was forth
cominglat the baseball meeting held Sunday afternoon at the
American Legion clubrooms. The league will get under way
about June 1 with three games scheduled weekly.
The first proposal called for a four-eam league but the
, 1923-04-30

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, 1923-04-30

CASPER COAL AND COKE co.
Genuine GebO Coal
955 n. Durhin Phone GIL
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Summit Avenue S7250
TOBIN HILL. BY OWNEI|

500 block East Park Ave, built for RI
homes, one five and one slx-room, d
bath, garage and servants uuartel
everything the best and property al
Will increase in value; cash or teri
Phone Crockett 1900.
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GREGG AND PlTMAN SHORTHAND
taught in twelve weeks by teacher OF
: years experience in the largest business
college in the state; pay part Of tuition,
Z balance when we place you. Schmid Sec
: retariai school, 342 Moore Bldg. CT. 1855.
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EMpIOYMENT AGENCIES

TEXAS EMPLOYMENT co. 22s Z. CON
nerca 81, Help and positions furnished
Oldest agency in state. TT. 1872
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the Counfer.
PHONE CROCKETT Iz4z

Above Rates for Consecutive Insertions
Discount Of 20 Per Cent for Casa NJ
the Counter.
PHONE CROCKETT Iz4z
BEFORE 10 A. n. TOMORROW.
The Want AID pages are closed At 1e
1 IN. daily. For Sundays paper phone
your ad any time before .. m saturday'
BETTER phone early and avoid the rush'
HOW TO GET RESULTS:
insert your ad for or days Ask tot
the reduced rates on consecutive Insertions
Notice-See II your nd In this issue g
correct and has been properly ciassttea,
Softly the Want Ad Department toner
row morning ~ your ad is wrong; Qther-
wise you should not expect the Light 20
.srry ad free OF charge on account OF error
The publishers reserve the light TO- rs,se'
Dr. revise any copy deemed ohjecuonsn,e.
A an accommodation to advern' The
light accepts ads over the phone; 1 asS
sfter the ad Is Inserted. Pay him and
save yourself trip to the oihce'
PHONE CROCKETT 1742
Ask for the Want Ad pepartmsnt
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WANTED TO. RENT
HOUSES FOR SALE
IT'S A GOOD ONE

Dandy bungalow of five rooms fond
glassed-in), brand new. nice bullt-in fea1
lures, French doors. four-piece piumbing|
nice electrical fixtures; garage, flue fol
each room; good street: lot 60x1s4: only
half-block of car. sure enough good bu9
at $500. Easy terms.
]. l.. LYLE REALTY co. Owners.
209 Gibbs Bldg
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Adiuster of All Claims

For the past 25 years have successfully
adjusted hundreds OF personal injury
claims: law prohibits me soliciting claims
Of this character, hut does not prohibit me
handling such claims unsolicited. ,. =
McCloskey 2l2 Houston Bldg. Crockett
S36l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
RanMS AND BOARD

VERY DESIRABLE THOROUGHLY EuE-
,,isbad large front south rooms with or
without board, gentlemen preferred. 5ll
san Pedro avenue.
WIDOW, ALONE, DESIRES ELDERLY
couple 70 room and board or have very
nice house keeping rooms, very reasohan
IarlandaIe. 107 Sayers Ave or inquire
$40. Corpus Clrisu road.
MAIN AVENUE, l02I-NICE ROOMS
with OF without board. by day, week or
month. modern conveniences, heat tut-
nished Miss North.
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at the Variety of Merchandise That's Offered Here for Sale Too

Ink san ANTONio LIGHI
CLASSIFIED AID RATES
.op Hay Eino tue Cost of Your Ad BY
the Followins Table OF Rates;
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Ar, 3 Lots-S26QOj

SlUU Css11i, S@5 NC. 4
The house is in good condition. reed
ly papeTed; four good rooms. water. n
is 50NlbS; two blocks from the SOD
Flores car line: rle best chance In v
world to stop paying rent.
SALES DEPT. CONFESS REALTY
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FURNISH & FURNISH
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AMI
LOANS.



LAUREL HEIGHTS IDEAL
BUNGALOW
Picturesque location. six. roonst
breakfast room. fireplace in livint-
room, three large bedrooms, uniquI
electrtS fixtures, French DOORS has !.
plugs, large closets. easement win
dOws, gas in all rooms, built-in fea
lures, CemeHt front anorch, servant's
room, garage, charming large shadt
trees, paved. street, one clock q
two Ger lines. must he sold at ono
account change in business. Cali
Mr.. Stedham.
BUSINESS CORNER CHEAP
Near Market House. lot 5OxI6u
feet four small houses paying s; Y
per month, sure TO enhance in value1
IL sold quickly, only $1,000, terms
Ask Mr.. Foster. y
BEACON HILL ATTRACTIVE
BUNGALOW
Six rooms. breakfast nook. fire
place. bookcases, hardwood floors I
living and dining rooms, buffet. tN
large bedrooms. large giassed-i 4
sleeping porch. gas in all room4
flues In two rooms, many buils-i
features, three entrances TO from
servants room, garage, paved stree
near school. close to car line. non1
resident owner, must sell. Call Af|
Wedemcyer.
FURNISH 6 FURNISH.
6is-2S Brady Bldg. CT. 1oe n
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statesmen WANTED

~ ,~TEr,--CTGAR SALESMAN FOR 1923.
So ~ week and So day expenses, CN-
ncritnGe not required. send stampcd I'd
dressed envelope Box AS. High POINT
y. &.
GET $1,000 \ MONTH. ElNE-MlNt.,iE
SELF seller. repeater. SO. supply Tor a.
New Century supply Enid OKia'
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

lam $50 WEEKLY. SPARE TIME, AT
home, addressing, mailing, music, crcu-
9-iars. send ten cents for music, informs-
ssion. etc. American Music Co. 1858 Broad
-Way n. y
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.

POSITION AS HoUsEKEEPER BY RE- RE,
fined widow, 1s-months-old baby; VIII
60 anywhere: good housekeeper; expert
seannstress Address 9lS Light.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06

Sis-2S Brady Bldg. or. 1oe
HARLANDALE - FIVE-ROOM Hot
porches four-piece plumbing. alltt :
outlouses. cement walks; two BfocS
GER and school; $3.50 cash, $50 mont
Box gIT Light.
WEST MIsTLETOE, NEW FoUR-RO
cottage. all modern. Sine location,
hill. $3.50 cash, balance .ROnhly. OR
Travis s2s2. --.-.---
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RANDALL HOTEL

Opposite Carnegie Library. Modern. all
rooms with bath; rates, $3.50 per day and
up. CT. 1915.
WkNTEE-NfCE YOUNG MEN TO &C
cupy nice furnished front room. 81
month each, walking. distance. 2ls PeTeida
St.
HOWARD. Si5-NICELY FURNISHED
southeast room in private home. garage,
convenient TO street car. TT. 1855.
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9O-FooT LOT. PAVED, $3.50
Most perfectly beautiful bungalow
all Alamo Heights for the money, big br
reinforced concrete porches; living rol
l7S2l; tapestry brick fireplace, Fred
doors to dining room, l6xl6, dear kitchl
breakfast room, immense bedrooms, la i
closets. big bath. base tub, spotless c5
cial.
SMITH & SMITH, Realtors.
400 Natl. Bank Com, OR. 2Oeti
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AGENTS WANTED

WFNs OR NOMEN-ALSO \ FEW DIS
triet managers who can qualify earn gov
per week selling Stetson quality hosieI!,
cotton IisIe, silk and wool sport nose loE
men women. children: direct to user, com
mission paid when sale is made, no oe-
iivering, city or travelling territory op PEI
Call or write Il. Z. Rose, state agent o.
Moore Bldg SAN Antonio, Tex.
DOLLARS HOURLY-JIFFYJOG TWEEN ,
Iv-fiDs.cent outfit starts you. New Cen
tury supply, Enid, Okla.
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ROOMS WANTED

.THREE-RCOM MODERN APARTMENT,
must be first class, in good neighDcI-
hood, close TO car line. Address Light
gl4
SINGLE YOUNG MAN WANTS RESPEC-
table room and board in country north
west Of San Antonio. Give particulars.
Light 9lS.
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PARAMOUNT HOTEL. 3Bs Z. COMMERCE
Room, i5c and 81 daily. $3.50 up week
Iy. You will like this place; cry it.
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nusrNEss opPoRruNIrpEs
BEAUTY PARLOR

| established eight years, owner leaving
! city. better investigate, good buy Travis
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HOTELS-REs0RTS

Kennedy Hot Mineral Wells
Modern winter conVeniences for patients.
Temperature Of water lzS degrees Fahren-
heit. Prices and particulars by appiica-
ton. Kennedy. Tex.
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ROOMS FURNISHED

WESTBRCOK HOTEL. 3lJis 5. ALAMO.
Three ~ four-room apartment, with Drl-
waite bath. rooms by week - and W
steam heat, hot and cold water. Travis
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HELP. MALE OR FEMALE

u ALAMO EMILY MEM AsOmFAN1s E4A =
, r Commerce St, upstairs. all kinds OF
q help and positions furnished IN and out Of
) city. Cr sl1s.
> PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
= Double the amount OF time nd money
!. invested h. any orler form n training
= would not pay you half as well. We can
= train you in a few months tine and then
place you IN good position. Ask for fun
Information now.
DRAUGBONS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Alan Plaza and Crockett Street.
Phone Crockett 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-27

''Las Huellas del Crucero" y CO.
mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-27
sECCIoN FEMINIsTA
DE HUMACAO

Una mujer intelligence, que ha ga
nado alta distinction con su pluma, Ia
profesora sefiorita Maria L. Molina,
ha enviado su adhesion a la "Liga
Social Sufragista de Puerto Rico''.
Sus companeras en- el Magisterio, Luz
J. Torres, Ana M. Ramos, Carmen De-
mis-, Augusta Castaf6n, Graciela F.
Rivera, Barbara Moreno de Rodriguez,
Jovita Velazquez, Angela velazquez
Guzman, Eloisa F. de Lopez Diaz, Ana
g. de Gonzalez, Ana M. Carmona y
Leonor F. de Sanchez, tambien Sc unen
al movimiento.
Ademas, Sc declararon en- favor del
voto femenino, Antonia Gonzalez Ca
diz, Antonia saez, Crosia LENA, yiu-
da de Faure, Avelina Faure, P. Sola
de Valadares, Georgina Laro de Baez,
G. de Cantenops,, Elena Stem, Rosa L.
Cepero, Fele L. Cepero, todas son mu-
ieres que tienen ancha vision, y que
saben el destino tiene sefialado Ia
mujer su puesto debajo del sol
Elias saben que evoluci6n es tan i'm
portante como revolucion. Adelante.
DE ARECIBO
En- este periodo de TRANSITION en- las
ideas de la mujer no podia falsar a
la "Liga Social Sufragista de Puerto
Rico, la voz de aliento de una por-
torriQuefia tan culta y talentosa como
Maria G. de Martinez. ;.
Con fecha de doce de abril dice a
sus companeras: "P1Aceme suscribir
una vez mas ell movimiento emanci-
pador de Ia mujer portorriquefia, entire
las cuales me cuento. Y siento orgu-
llo de mis- compatriotas de esa Liga, y
como desde los primeros dias de su fun
daci6n SOY su defensora.
Ella es de las que ha estudiado ell
problema feminista, sabe que son To-
gicas y justas sus aspiraciones, y que
las restricciones que Sc han impuesto
la mujer pertenecen a edades va pa
sadas. -.
Su voto es un voto de calidad.
Comit6 Feminista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-27
PARA NUEvA YORK.

Ell "San Lorenzo", que sale hoy
lleva los siguientes pasajeros:
M. seckendorf, Burt o. Clark, Clay
ton Clark, Marion Clark, Sylvester
Baxter, A. B. Parson, Manuel Rivera
Ferrer, Rev. and Mrs j. F. Droste,
Juan Vicente, George Ellis, Rev. Geor-
ge Stebbing, James o. Hodges, G. Will
oman, Richard Wildman,, Edwin Wild
man, Rev. F1orian Reiohert, Manuel
Rivera, w. M. Miller, d. Sewall, D..
NJ. Sewall, Herman Dudley, w. J..
Murphy, Santiago We've Calzada, Char
les Biberman, George M. Butler, A.
E. Hanton, A. Wesley Hanton, Frank
o'Mal1ey, Arthur G. Jacson, G.. G..
Tuthill, James Dalton, T. Cunningham,
j. Escudero, Louise Avoche, M. A. Fe-
rrera, M. Ferrera, Pedro Costa r. c..
Goldsmith, Carmen M Rameo, John
w. De B. Grout Daniel G. Shea, S. G..
Overell, Carlos v Pou, M. e. Iandron,
G. G. osgood, sixto Nieves Benitez,
j. r. Alfaro, Isabel Zavas, Julio Var
gas, Juan NJ. Caballero, Santiago We
ga, Rardolfo Vega, L. F. Iglesias,
Eleanor O,Brien, ]. A. o,Brien, Mary
day, N. Forneau, B. E. Van Vliet,
John P. Melhado, Mary G. Bradford
Juan CIavell, R. M. Pardello, Justo
Solivan, A. w. Airlinger, NJ Lehman,
N. R. M Pietranton Ramcn Colon.
G. Negr6n, Carlos Llorens, Pedro L6-
peg, F. A. Umpierre, Martin G.McCor-
mack. Fernandino De1gado, Vidal Ra-
mirez, U. Lopez Diaz, Angel Borras,
T. H. Jackson, Abraham Irizarry, Ave
limo Zapata, P. Wells, Ethel Keller,
jose Suarez Alfredo Cortada, B. Mann,
Jose Fernandez, Delfn Vasquez, Ro-
sa H. Colon Miss Teresa Rivera, Au-
gustina Barral, Eler4a Aponte, j. Por-
Ter, Rodolfo silva, Pedro Ventura Ala
hado, F. Vargas, E. Van Duhn, Orloff
Lake, Ignacio Mcdonald, Rafael NIL
Gonado, Jesiis Ma. Maldon7:lo, F. j.
Norgoslzik, Gaspar Guardiola, r. D.
Day CULLEN, A. Alfonso, Manuel Unpie-
RE, Agapito Umpierre, Osvaldo Ituri-
no, Carmen Uturino, W. A. Heming
way, Beatrice B. Hemingway, Beatri-
ce B. Hemingway, Cornelia Heming
way, Monserrate Silva Eugenia Pagan,
Mara Pujals, I. A. Olivier, Enrique Ro
sich, Luis E. Aibique, G. Velez, Isabel
Iiorens, Epifario Padilla, F. A. Umpie-
RE, M. velszquez, Jose A. Martinez,
jose A. Mlgtinez Sra, A. Lopez Ri
vera y Sras Monscrrate Mendoza, R.
Kiba, Pauline Garcia y hija, Monserra-
te Garcia, Luis Rodriguez, w. Mains,
Carmen Turull L. G.. Hornsby, r. Beal,
L. Rosenfeldt, A. Heatler, M. Cutie
rrez, jose Espaiiol, Francisco Trainer
y Maria S. Delgado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-27

consciente; la que tenga perfecto CO.
nocimiento de SUI deber y de su dere-
cho.
La mujer puertorriquena debe saber
que, doquiera que SUI sexo ha sido re-
conocido como entidad politica, La mu-
jer hs. actuado de manera admirable y
para bien de los pueblos en- que habi-
ta. Que las mujeres de Suecia, Ingla-
terra, Finlandia, Aemania, Australia
Nueva zelandis, y Canada, han hecho
leyes justas, previsoras, necesar1as y
cue de ess modo completan la labor de
los hombres logran su dicha- Leyes
asi, necesitamos en- Puerto Rico para
proteger la infancia, para velar la or
fandad, para formar las costumhres y
sanear Ell ambiente. Es verdaderamente
contrastante que mujeres puertorrique-
mas tengan derecho para intervenir en-
las contiendas electorales de los Es-
taGos Unidos Y que en- su propio terru-
no. no le tengan
LLAMA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-27
Los GStudiant8S pTOtGS-
tan p0T los perjuiCiOsq que
les irTOga ul prOyGCtO
de ley
caguas. P. R. abril 24I2S.

Caguas. P. r. abril 24I23.
Sres. Ramiro E. Ortiz, Eduardo Maldo=
nado Lopez demas compa1eros Estu-
diantes de leyes por correspondence:
San Juan, P. R.
Seiores:- -
Creo muy iusta y patriotica vuestra
actitud respecto al proyecto de ley No.
IT'S que nos afecta muy de cerca, y 81
Sc llega a convertir en- ley ocasionaria
dos amos mas de perdida en- nuestra
vida professional.
Es necesario establecer nueStra pro-
tesla defendernos tenazmente, pues
sabido es que la inmensa mayoria de
los que nos amparamos en- la seccion IA.
dc la ley No. 38, estudiamos a costa
oe grandes sacrificios y privaciones, de-
dicando al estudio las horas mas deli
ciosas de nuestra vida, pues las horas
regulares las dedicamos al trabajo pa
ra ganar ell sosten satisfacer los gas
tos ocasionados por dicho estu6io; en-
una palabra, trabajamos y estudiamos.
Seria antipatice injusto 81 ell pro-
yecto de ley que nos ocupa Sc aproba-
ra. pues Sc nos condenarfa a nuevos y
mayores SACRIFICES Y quizas tendria-
mos que abandcnar nuestros estudios
Y declararnos fracasados. Mas, no hay
que perder Ia fe en- nuestros legislado-
res, porque 81 bien es verdad que la
aprobaci6n de dicho proyecto de ley
afecta hondamente nuestras mas atlas
aspiraciones, tambi6n es muy cierto que
una inmensa mayoria sabra combatir=
10 y derrotarlo porque ESQ es 10 pa
triotico. :.
Companeros de toda la isla: la hora
de nuestra defensa ha sonado; nues-
tros companeros, Ramon E. Ortiz y
Eduardo Maldonado Lopez, de San
Juan, nos exponen claramente las ra-
zones que nos asisten para nuestra de-
fensa citandonos al mismo tiempo pa
ra una reunion que Sc uevara efecto
las dos de la tarde Ell tiiS 90 del ac-
tua1 en- la casa numero rs, tercer piso,
Gale Salvador Brau, San Juan, P. R.
Luchemos con tes6n, que la justicia
nos asiste. :.
A San Juan, pues, companeros.
Rafael Gimenez.
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Ell vINOLr Convierte
! Muieres DebiIes
- en- Fuertes
Prueba positiva, convincente

Publicamos la formula del Vinol para
probar ampliamente que este remedio
tiene ell poder de crear fuerZas.
r. Peptonas de hfgado de bacalao De
~ carne, citrate de herro amonfacal
glcerofosfatos de cal de soda, tin
tura de nuez vomica jarabe de cerezo
silvestre, peptonatos de hierro y de
manganese, cascarat sagrada.
Cualquiera mujer que estando debil,
cansada Y nerviosa compra una botelIa
del Vinol Y descubre que despues de
probar esta medicina por un tempo
razonable no la mejora, podra obtenor
que Sc lie devuelva su dinero.
No hay que adivinar respecto al
VinoI. Su formula prueba que NADIA
hay mejor para las personals que estan
debiles, para hombres o mujeres que
debido trabajo excessive Sc sienten
extenuados, para ancianos achacosos Y
niflos delicados. Hagase una prueba Y
Sc obtendra ell convencimiento.
De yenta por tOdOs los farmaceuticos