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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
WACO NEGRO PLEADS
NOT GUILTY TO FIRST
OF S MURDER CHARGES
Break Record in Selecting
Jury; Spectators
Are Searched.

Waco, March 16.-Taking Of testi-
mony marked today's proceedings in
the trial of Roy Mitchell, negro,
charged with killing W. Il. Holt. five
miles southeast of Taco on the night
Of January 10. when the jurors, six
farmers, two statesmen, a music deal
err. a grocer. an oil man. and a super
intendent of mails, filed into their box
today.
Probably all records were shattered
in McLennan county for quick selec-
ton of a jury in the trial of so I'M
portant a case, court attaches COM
mented this morning.
The case was called at Q 80 O'Clock
yesterday morning and at 4 o'clock
the Jury had been chosel. Mitchell
pleaded not guilty, after the indict-
ment in the Holt charge had. been
read to him.
There are five charges alleging muir
der in connection with as many TRACE
dies of the past year here against
Mitchell. also eight other charges. in
Guiding alleged criminal assaults on
women, criminal assault. attempted
criminal assault, and assault to muir
der.
To these thirteen charges Mitchell
has confessed to twelve, according to
officers.
Texas rangers guard the prisoner.
in and out of the courtroom: and
during the trial today deputies at the
doors of the courtroom downstairs, and
in the balcony upstairs. searched every
person who entered; special deputies
also were seated within the rail. sep
arating the court from that portion
Of the room assigned TO the public.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
STUDY BOIL WEEVlL
Statistics Latest weapon" Employed
to Exterminate Pest.
Washington. ID. c.. March f6.-The

Washington. ID. C., March f6.-The
influence of various factors in the
control of the cotton boil weeyil is
being made the subject of new ard
elaborate statistical study by the De-
partment of Agriculture.
An advance guard of statistic,ans
from the bureau of agricultural eco
Monies has moved TO the Tallbah,
La, experiment station Of the bureau
Of entomology.
The next move will be an analysis
of the thousands of records and OBJ
seryations at the Tallulah station
made by entomofogists covering the
entire cotton belt over a number of
years. Statistical methods Of exam
lining the comparative effect of vari-
Gus control methods will then be
worked out.
A widespread inquiry also will be
made next fall through the crop re-
porters of the bureau of agricultural
economics a. In the relation of ari-
Gus methods of control employed this
year to the yield Of cotton obtained.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
JAIL BREAKERS NABBED
One Claims Other Forced Him TO Go
Along. .

San Angelo. Tex. March 16.-Rob-
ert Grimes of Wichita Falls and Vic
toria. alleged forger, and one of two
prisoners who escaped Wednesday aft
ernoon from the Jail at Big Springs.
was captured at local railway sta
ton this morning.
Hugh Davis, Of Hamlin, the other
fugitive. indicted for whiskey-making,
was arrested Thursday at Sterling by
Deputy Sheriff Mckinney, of Howard
county. who is en- route home today
with both prisoners.
Davis charges that Grimes forced
him, at the point of pistol. to break
Jail. then deserted him at Sterling
City, taking his money.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
LIGHT FROST
FORECAST FOR.
FRIDAY NIGHT
Viii Extend as Far as Tex
as Coast, Weather
Bureau Says.
WARM UP SATURDAY
Prospects for Sunday Is
Warm and Partly
Cloudy.
WARM UP SATURDAY

A light frost as far down as the
texas coast with fair and warmer
leather for Saturday is the forecast
1 the local weather bureau. Mini
Jun temperatures will be from 40 to
B with light northerly to easterly
|inds. Unless the wind should pick
b a little, the frost will result in some
Image, it is believed.
killing frost was reported as far
buth as Abilene Friday morning. San
|ntonio's Z o'clock temperature was
B degrees. People living on the north
de of San Antonio we're awakened
etween :35 and 2:40 during the
light by a light patter of a combina-
on rain-snow-sleet on the roof. 1t
|sted for about two minutes but it is
BIT believed that any damage resulted
vegetation.
The weather map showed prospects
good weather for Saturday and Sun
hy unless radical changes take place,
hich could easily happen at this
me of year. A high Of 800 ba-
bmetric pressure was centered over
exas Friday morning. This will
love northeastward during the day.
slow" Coming in.
A well developed low pressure area
Is entering the United States over
I,0NSha Friday. This willsmove to-
ard Texas and will cause the wind
shift into the south by Saturday.
this low takes it usual course 1t
in cause Sunday to be warm and
brtly cloudy.
Temperatures at Z o'clock Friday
brning scattered over the country
ere: San Antonio, So; Amarillo, Is;
beline, "a; Del Rio. 81, and ST.
nul. 4 below: Prince Albert. Canada,
bder the influence of the low re-
>rted "a degrees at Z o'clock. but ii
'grees lower than San Antonio: -
President Harding at Miami VIII
I'VE ideal fishing weather with the
|ermometer standing at rs FRIDAY
brning. due to the peculiar positions
thighs" and slows" on the map.
High Wind in State.
The low pressure storm area that
rs centered over Texas Thursday
orning was leaving the United States
| way of. the st. Lawrence Valley
r;day morning bringing heavy rains
al SHOWS to the East. Heavy winds
tn yelocities from 40 to 30 miles
tent across the country as the low
I,yed northeastward. Chicago had
avy snow during the night.
As the low pressure area passed out
Texas Thursday, heavy winds swept
ross the eastern part of the state.
,aximum velocities reported were
in Antonio, AZ miles per hour; Cor,
Is Christi, 80; Brownsville, AZ, ana
prt Worth. "a.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16

The autopsy showed that death was
caused by chloroform. Dark marks
and a scratch on the nose. finger
nail rip on the right eye. and finger
marks about the eye and mouth. also
were found, DR.. Charles Norris. chief
medical examiner, reported.
Her jewelry is missing.
A man known as 1.-THE big fellow.
is also sought in connection with the
models death.
Elevator operators at the apartment
said that two men. known TO them as
"the big fellow" and his secretary.
visited her apartment the night be-
fore her death.
The operators. however, said that
Guimarez was not the big fellow"
Guimarez. arrested today for carry-
ing pistol without Il permit, is held
in connection with the DEATH lie said
that he had known the model for sew
eral months aud had made her many
gifts. He had visited her Wednesday
night but had left early. he told no
lice.
He also says shat he is acquainted
with several men mentioned in con-
nectlon with the robbery OF Mrs. ).
Z. Fl. Schoelkopf of Buffalo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
'ENIES FUND REPORTS
nderson Says 100000 Won't Re
place ROckefellers' Support.

New York. March 16.-William Ii.
ndersop, state superintendent OF the
hti-Safoon League, issued a state
|ent yesterday denying published re-
bits that the league had started a
fund" of 100000 in order
become independent of John d.
and his son.
The fund was started. he said, to
Itain funds to offset losses antici-
tied as a result of statements about
bgue and its management. made by
hymond d. Fosdick, representative
the Rockefellers.
|"The Anti-Saloon League has never
Id any occasion to seek independence
the Rockefellers, the statement
lid. ~because they have never at
|mpted to exercise any control over
|e league
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
RED CROSS AIR RELIEF
Army and Navy Planes Will Be Used
for Disaster Aid.

Washington. ID. c.. March 16.-Air-
craft of the army and navy air scT-
vice and the Postoffice Department
win be available in the future for
the speedy transportation Of disastr
relief personnel of the American Red
Cross.
Completion of arrangements for this
purpose with the three government
departments was announced today at
Red Cross headquarters here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
She GETS LIFE TERM
bund Guilty Of Poisoning Husband.
Displays No Emotion.

Aberdeen, Miss, March 16.-Mrs.
ugh Morris, on trial here for the
|nrder of her husband by poisoning,
BIS sentenced late yesterday TO fife
bprisonment after the jury had
ought in a verdict of guilty of muir
IF in the first degree.
Listening TO procurement of sem
hce by Judge c. 2. Long. Mrs. Nor
3 stood without showing emotion
bile her four small daughters chung
Wing to her skirts. a.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
TO SPY ON HOMES
Chicago Morons Will Be Watched by
Police. "

Chicago. ILL.,. March 16.--Chief JUS
tice Olson of the municipal court an
nounced today that police. in the near
future. will be watching the homes and
relatives Of mentally unsound persons
who are so judged by examination at
the city psychopathic laboratory.
I'VE will do this out of kindnes.
not in anger" Chief Justice Olson
said. "A mentally deficient person
is SICK
Chief Justice Olsong explained. that
most offenders brought TO court were
suffering from hereditary mental
troubles. He asserted thatit lay with
in the power of the courts and police
to correct them in the future before
another wrong could be committed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

st. Louis; Temperature. 20; clear; :s-
mile wind from the northwest: lowest
temperature in last "a hours, 20; high
est, so.
Chicago: Temperature, IS: clear; Is
mile wind from the west: lowest tenn
perature in last 20 hours, IS; highest. a..
Kansas City: Temperature, Is: clear:
i@-miie wind from the northwest; low
est temperature in last "a hours, .is;
highest, As.
New York: Temperature. a.; cloudy;
fS-mile wind from the south; lowest
temperature In last "a hours, so; high
est, 81.
Washington: Temperature. Sc; cloudy;
i2-mile wind from the southwest; low
est temperature in last "a hours 40;
highest. 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
Surr'enders After. Killing.
Miami. Ella. March III ora

Gardner of Chicago. cashier at the
Tropical Inn. a roadhouse on the
Tamiami trial just outside the city
limits. gave himself up TO the county
authorities today for the killing last
night Of Fred l.. Wagner Of Chicago.
owner of the Inn property. Wagner
was shot by Gardner. the man claim.
ed, in self-defense after quarrel over
money matters connected with the
place. M
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
The WEATHER
TEMPERATURES.
= = g = >
WEATHER.
San Antonio and vicinity: Fri,

San Antonio and vicinity: Friday night
fair: frost; Saturday. fair and warmer;
minimum temperature, 40 to as; light
northerly to easterly winds becoming
on Saturday.
East Texas: Friday night, fair; not so
cold in the interior; frost to the coast;
Saturday, fair and warmer.
West Texas: Fair with rising tempera-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
u. S. PACTS APPROVED
Italian King Gives Full Effect To
Washington Labor Conventions.

Rome. March 16.-King Victor
Emmanuel has signed two DEGREES Civ
ing full effect to the Washington
labor conventions OF 1919. covering
unemployment. the eight hour day,
night work for women and the em-
ployment of youth in industry.
Albert Thomas, director general of
the international labor bureau, tele-
graphed Premier Mussolini an ex-
preston of thanks for the contribu-
ton thus made by Italy TO interna-
tional labor legislation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
CATTLEMEN ADJOURN
Old Officers Reelected; Houston 1924
Meeting Place.

I'll Pasc. Tex. March i6-The forty
seventh annual convention Of the Tex
as and Southwestern Cattle Raisers'
Association. was brought to close
here yesterday with the selection Of
Houston as the next meeting place Of
the association.
Au officers of the association were
reelected by unanimous vote at the
final meeting.
Addresses We're made by +. IL
Bixby. Long Beach. Cal; Judge Sam
Cowan. Fort Worth: NJ. Il. Driscoll,
Yoakum, and !. II. Kirby. Houston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
LENIN IS BETTER
Bulletin Indicates General Health and
Speech Are Improved.
by the Associated Press.

Moscow. March 18.-Contnued im-
provement is shown in the condition
Of Premier Lenin. according to his
physicians. \ bulletin. timed | y. m,
but not issued until Thursday even
ing. read as follows:
The further improvement in the
general health and speech of NJ. Len
in is marked. Temperature 36.7. Cen
tigrade tabcut 9S Fahrenheit); pulse
IS and full"
Premier Lenin is suffering from a
serious illness described in private
bulletins to be of an apoplectic ma
ftlrp
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
Fort Worth Detective Suspended.
Fort NOrfh Tex. Marrh ia

bester Reagan, city detective four
Jars with the police department, this
Prning received notice from Police
hief Lee of his suspension following
legations that he had beaten up
~ Monday. c. W. Edwards of Lott.
fx. The latter had been arrested
ID taken TO the police headuarters
r investigation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
SUIT FOLLOWS FIGHT
Senator Carsway Pleads Not Guilty.
Claims Veteran Attacked Him.
Washington. ID. c.. March 49,

Washington. ID. G.. March ~
Senator Caraway of Arkansas. pleaded
not guilty in court here yesterday in
the suit for damages, brought against
him by Harry A. Wallerstein, a clerk
in the Veterans Bureau. as result of
recent fistic encounter between the
two, following an argument on a
Washington street car.
In his reply Senator Csrsway de-
clared he had been assaulted by the
plaintiff and had not. as charged, act
81 as the aggressor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
Woman Is Sentenced.

SHTtVePUff, In, MHrcn IU.-Mrs'
Alva Lazro, convicted for manslaugh-
ter, today was sentenced TO the state
penitentiary for a term of five to sew
en- years. She was charged with shoot
ing TO death Paul Leblanc in front Of
her home last Thanksgiving night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
s25O,oOo Fire Loss At Chicago.

brick building, covering nearly half
block. was destroyed by fire today with
a loss estimated at s2J0,00o and two
adjacent buildings were damaged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
Index to Advertisers

Index 10 principal advertising in to-
days Light. for guidance OF shoppers:
Advertiser pavs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
Ell PRoXuGo CAMPEoNATo DE
LA GUAEDIA NACIoNAL

Ell Captain Acosta, de las ofcinas
del Ayudante General, nos informa que
Sc ha recibido un radiograma del Depar
tamento de la Guerra solicitando que
fjen feeha Y sitio para Ell pr6ximo
Campeonato de la Guardia Nacional
en- Puerto Rico.
Aun no Sc ha decidido en- que po-
blacion sera establecido, pues Ell Co.
ronel Nadal y varios ofciales saldran
Ell pr6nmo viernes la isla para ms
peccionar los terrenos que hasta la fe-
cha han sido ofrecidos.
Estos campeoaatos reportan un gran
benefcio Ia isla, pues lie cuestan al
Gobierno Federal la suma de 100000
aproximadamente, Y es dinero que en-
ira y Sc pone en- circulation en- la isla.
Los Campamentos de la Guardia Ma
cional son regularmente establecidos
en- terrenos por donde pase ell ferroca
rril, y tengan aqua y luz electrical.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
Ell MoRRo CASTLE voLARA EN-
DURANTE ToDo Ell
OLA DEL LUNES PRoxIMo

FL lunes pr6xilno salTd hacia
Aguadills ell hidroavion MORO Cas-
tle", contratado por ell distinguido CT
ballero don Miguel Marroig, vice-c6n
sui de Espaiia en- aquella ciudad.
Tenemos entendido que ell viaje de-
Moro castle'' ha de producer gra+a
impression entire los elementos mas dis
tinguidos de aquella poblaci6n, quie-
nes sc aprestan separar pasajes pa-a
reaiizar vuelos en- ell referido hidro.
avion.
FL MORO Castle" volara durante
todo ell dia del lunes Y regresara a
San Juan ell mismo dfa por Ia noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
En- Ia IegsCi6n de
Cuba en- Madrid

Continuation de Ia pagina 4a-l
dos con la amabiIidad en- el caracteris-
tica
Entire las muchas damaS que alli sc
encontraban recordamos la marquesa
de Tenorio; a la vizcondesa de Tore
Almirante, a las sehoras y senoritas
saavedra q. A1onso), viuda de Villar
y villats hija, Gasset ID. Ricardo),
Mengotti, Hernandez Usera, Enjuto, Gi
quel, Kowalski, Luca de Tena, Cd. Juan
Ignacio), Escasany, Battemberg, Bor-
bon, Ros Cd. Eiigio) hija y muchas
mas.
Tambien asistieron, ell ministro de
Estado, Sr. Alba; ell embajador de Ale
mania, baron Langwert Won simmern;
los ministries de suiza y Uruguay sres'
Mengotti y Fernandez Medina, respec-
tivamente; los agregados naval militar
de los Estados Unidos, Sres. lie Bret
ton y Cocoreoft; ell ex-ministro Sr.
Frances Rodriguez; los marqueses de
Pilares, Valdeiglesias, Tenorio y Enc1-
mares; los directories de Ell IMPAR-
CIAL Ell UNIVERSE, sres. Gasset
y Blanco, y los Sres. Circus Cd. Jose
Maria), Hernandez Usera, Benedicto,
Garcia calanarte, Luca de Tena Cd.
Juan Ignacio), ell secretario de A 3 Q,
Sr. Marine, ' otros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
ELcdo. QuilOnes...
(Continuaci6n de ID 9a. p&g.)
..-xIIL-

Que Ell cargo en- virtud del cual pro
cedi6 Ell demandado Hon. Juan B.
Huyke a destituir al peticionar1o no
es sufciente por su caracter y nat1lra-
leza para privar al peticionario del
ejercicio de su cargo y aun conside-
randolo como cierto, en- NADIA tendia a
afectar ell cumpliniento por ell peticio
mario de sus deberes ofciales y Ia re-
ferida destituci6n del peticionario no
SO hizo por causas que afectaran Ia
eficienc1a del servicio pubHco no sien
do, Ell cargo formulado mas que un pre-
texto para ocultar Ia verdadera eau
sa por Ia cual los demandados anne
nazaron destituyeron al peticiona-
rio de su cargo que no era otra que
la de haberse negado III peticiOnario
prestarle servicios de indole poIti-
ca al gobernador Hon. E. Mont. Reilly
tai como Sc alega en- ell hecho SextO
dc esta petici6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
Mas cabIegramas
Ell PREsIDENTE HARDING
EN- SU DESPACHO OFFICIAL
Omitted Press, via All Amedica caDle)

WASHINGTON, enero 22.z FL pre-
sidente Harding acudio hoy a su des-
pacho Official despues de haber perma-
necido recogido en- sus babitaciones
por espacio de cuatro d1as.
La primera conferencia que celebro
Ell PresideRte fue con Ell Embajador
italiano Quien, seg1n los nltimos infor-
mes, ha recibido importantisimas ms
trucciones de Roma para que Ell gobier-
no norte-americano proceda convocar
una conferences international, con Ell
fin de buscar un arreglo satisfactorio
La question de las indemni@ i@aciones.
FL Presidente conferenci6 luego con
Ell secretario de Estado se6or Hughes.
La Casa Blanca so abstuvo de hacer
ningttna declaraci6n "a proposito del
resultado de esas conferOncias, pero e!
Embaiador de Italia quiep r;;'bi6 y,
Los periodistas en- ell edificio de Ia En-
bajada c0nfrm6 los rumores segur los
cuales Ell gobierno italiano dese1 llegar
a un acuerdo con el de Estados Un1dcs
para convocar una conferences in.
ternacional con ell primordiaI fin de
buscar una soluci6n al problen.e de las
reparaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
suRAsTA
aoBIEHeu MUNICIPAL DE-
NAGUAEO, P. r.
oFICINA DEL CoM1SIONADo
MUNICIPAL DE sERvTCTo
pUBITCO

MUNICIPAL OE SEhV4C4O
PUBLICo
Enero 1s, 1928.
PRoPosICIoNES en- pliegos cerra-
COS para la adjudication en- p1blica
subasta de las OBRAs DE CONS
TRUCCToN DE UNA EsCUELA DE
MADEIRA DE UN SALON EN- Ell
BARRIo "DAGUAo" DE NAGUA
30, P. r., cuyo presupuesto aprobado
asciende MIL QUINIENT0s oCHEN
IA DoLAREs CON CAToRcE CEN
TAvoS (s1, ,5sO.14), Sc admitiran en-
esta oflcina hasta las DOS e P. M
del dia sEIs DE FEBRERo DE 1928,
en- que Sc abriran p1blicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios SO daran
On d1cha oflcina, donde sc encuentran
de manifesto los doGumentoS que han
de regir en- sl contrato, podran re-
coger los hcitadoEes los pianos Y mo-
delos de proposiciones que han de pre-
sentar, mediante nn dep6sito de DTEZ
DoI4ARES $4,000 en- metaltco che
que certifcado, que seran reembolsa-
dos al ser devueltos dichos documentos
en- el plazo de vEINTE (2o) dfas des-
pues de efectuada Ia subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva Ell de-
recho do rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones, y eI de adjudicar el
contrato bato otras consideraciones que
las del pTecio solamente.
DR.. r. A. RIOS,
Comisi0nado Municipal de
Servicio P1blico. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
tpOT que no SGguiT.eI
ejsmpIO?

TODD el mundo sabe que una casa
cOnstruida con HERRAJES y CE'
BRADuRAs marca YALE" aumenta
an vaIor ei 26 por ciento, por Ia garan-
TIA que ofrece su patente dnrabilidad.
El Gobierno Federal de los Estados
rfnidns uue es La naci6n de mejor. go
bierro. tIene por norma exclusiVa
usar en- todos sus edifcios del Estado,
cncinas, corrsos, prisiones, cajas dc
caudales donde se guardian muchos mi
Les de millones. archives donde estan
documentos Valiosos, ETC., etc., los He
RRAJEs, CERRADURAs cANDA-
COS > CIERRA PUERTAs de la mat
CO YALE.
No hay en- los Estados Unidos sun
tuosa residsncia que no tenga los HE-
RRAJEs , cERRADURAs "yA14E"
Los buenos arqntectos, ingenieros
cs1structores maestros de obras, sa-
ben bien que Ia fabrica YALE" es
tina gloria de Ia manufacture Ameri-
cana, qua puede competir en- su ramo
con todas las fabricas del nlnndo.
Z Todas ras casas de Banca de los Es-
tados Unidos tIenen en- sus b6vedas
CERRADURAS DE RELoJ que es La
tinlca cerraAura de mas perfecta segu-
ridad; 50 caicula que ell rs per ciento
de. Ia riQueza monetaria de l9s Esta-
oszUnidos SO gnarda CON Las cERRA-
DURA9 ma1ca YALE.
CataiOsps ilustradus y cuantos in
formea SO necestten
q cEREcEDo HERNfANos 3 co.
Aavt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
aruNrcP1o DE SAN JUAN
DEPARTAN1ENTo DE INSTRUCTION
PUBLICA
AvIso

I'm las classes noctuTnas dc la Escus'
Ia dc Artes y O6cios de este Munici-
pt0 pueden admitirSs algunos aIumnos.
Los que interesen segu1r los cursos
nocturnos de dichs escuela pueden ser
matriculados por ell Director, ea cual-
quier dfa adorable de 2 a P. NJ. en-
la escuela Baldorioty de Castro.
San Juan, P. h Enero 16, 1923.
J. Gonzalez GINoE1o,
co1ntsionado Municipal de Ins.
trucci6n Ptlbucs. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
INTEREsANTE

para la saIud de su Miro y la
suya propia.
BoteIIas Biberon "Sweet
Baby" con medida para ell ali
mento a SO centavos.
Cuidado Practice para criatu.
ras y Nihos $1.OO.
Cuidado de la Mujer Durante
ell enbarazo, so centavos.
Pida a 1.-The Yauco Printing
Inc. Box 100 Yauco, P. r.
AAvb.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
MUSSoLINI INSTRUYE A STr
EMBAJADA EN- WASHINGTON

WARRINGTON, enero 22.- Sc il.
forma ofcialmente que ell Jefe dsl 60
bierno itanano senior Mussoini he en-
viado instrucciones al embaidaor Sc
FOR Caetani para que visite al Dspar-
tamento de Estado v entable las conei-
guientes gestiones para que Estados
Unidos en- connivencia con italia con-
vogue una conferencia International
para arreglar la situaci6u economic 4
europea proveniente del enojoso asun.
to de las ndemnizaciones.
NJ. Caetani al salir esta madana del
Departamento de Estado manifest que
IA entrevista con Ell secretario Hughes
Sc desarroll6 cordia,mente Y con- resul
tados muy satisfactorios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
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