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81 usted sufre de los riiones,
de calculos biliares, 81 su higa=
do funciona NAL, 81 ell reuma 10
doblega, 81 Ia acidez de su est6=
mago lie demuestra que Ell Acido
Urico, ell gran enemigo de los tro
picos, Sc ha posesionado de su orr
ganismo y ha perdido usted la es=
peranza de curarse; no Sc deses=
pere. Use las "AGUAS BUFFALO
LITHIA" y el alivio sera irme=
diato. La litina es Ell gran disol=
vente del acido Urico. Preglntele
@ su medico. Las aguas BUFFALO
LITHIA estan la venta en- to-
das las farmacias de San Juan,
Puerta de TERRA y Santurce.
Representatives.
WYMAN & SHINE
Allen 81 San Juan, P. r.
:. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25

ECos DE NARANJITo

Llega mi "dorada jaula' una no
ia de exquisite refinamiento cultura
dada por nuestro Club, que vive Sc
recrea bajo lluvia de ensuefios primo
rosos, proporcionando horas de solaz j
esparcimiento horas verdaderamer
te felices que llenan de luz de ale.
grfa nuestros corazones inquietos, avi-
dos siempre de mas aire y mas cielo
Ell sabado pr6ximo pasado tuvo este
pintoresco pueblecito Ia agradable sor-
presa de contar con visitantes por de-
mas distinguidos. La Sra. Isabel de
Fernandez, digna dana de Rio Piedras,
tuvo ol buen gusto de hacernos una vi
sta con un grupo de muchachas cuya
simpatia lucio galas sin fin. Fran elias
las Srtas. Esther Hornedo, Celia Til
tt Morales, Sofia Rivera Julieta Car
mona, siendo huesped del Lcdo. Mora
les Acosta en- cuyo hogar, dada la fl
neza de Don Ignacio Y SUI familia, de
suponer Sc pasaran ALI un buen item
po.
Al dia siguiente, nuestra particular
amiga Mayita Rivera, con su acostum-
brada amabilidad y cortesia reuni6 en-
su residencia a tan dignas damas y
Varias srtas de este pueblo donde tu-
vieron regaladas caricias de un fresco
agradable Y la satisfaction de un sucu-
lento almuerzo.
6Y como podriamos hablar de nues-
tro Club, sfEnsueios de Juventud'
que tan galantemente supo conducirse
con nuestros visitantes? Su culta Pre-
sidenta Tofiita Vargas, su hermana Car
melina y Hayd6e Archilla hicieron ira
bajo especialisimo en- la organization
de una jaranita con que les obsequia-
ran en- la noche del sabado quedando
lucidisima. Fu6 esa noche una noche
de encantos indecibles en- que La ju-
ventud, rindiendo culto Terpsfcore,
hizo el tempo fugaz manteniendo en-
el amino de los concurrentes todo ell en-
tusiasmo que desplegaban sus almas
sedientas de placer, mas. :. Gc6no no
81 cupido, travieso y parlanchin, ba-
tia sus alas aromaticas llevando full
cores de aurora al coraz6n de sus ele-
gidos?
En- Ia. tarde del domingo, ELLos,
queriendo rendir su ultimo homemade a
las amigos que nos visitaban, sorpren-
dieron ell Canine donde Sc hallaban
reunidas las muchachas, bailandose
nuevamente un buen ratio, pasado ell
cual las visitantes regresaron a Rio
Piedras, dejando nuy, grata impression
en- nuestra sociedad.
LAs-RoTAs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25
Notas de la Isla

extenso programa, que dice de las ex-
pansiones sociales populares que So
efectuaran aquellos dias. La Junta Di-
rectiva de Festejos esta llenando la
perfection su cometido Y Ell pubIco ha
sabido corresponder los esfuerzos de
los caballeros que de modo tan quito y
efcaz realizan su enthusiastic empeno.
La tribuna sagrada la ocupara ell no.
table orador Rdo. Florencio Garcia, dig
no vicario de Ponce, quien goza entire
nosotros de muy merecidas simpatias.
Sc prepara una exhibici6n Agrico-
To- industrial, en- la que tomaran parte
los pueblos DC Barranquitas y Aibonito.
LUZ ELECTRICA:-En dias pasa-
dos anunciamcs que Ia Empresa de Ia
Planta Sc ocupaba con actividad de CO.
rregir los defectos que. Sc venian no.
tando en- Ell alumbrado electrico, v hoy
nos es grato decir, como una confrma-
cion de nuestras palabras, que va te-
nemos mUy buena luz, a entera salts
facion del ptblico. va estan term:-
nados los trabajos que con perseveran-
cia Sc han venido hacienda. hasta
donde es possible la buena voluntad y
Ell decidido empeno de la Junta de esa
Empresa, NADIA Sc ha omitido en- favor
de un buen servicio: los resultados OBJ
tenidos asi 10 estan garantizando.
VA NJ pACn
mia de influenza, que habia inyadido
este pueblo y los campos de la locali-
dad, va va desapareciendo lentamente.
Ell n1mero de atacados ha sido muy
grande, pero en- general, ell caracter del
NAL ha tenido menor intensidad que
en- la primera OCCASION de la siniestra
vista. Pero, por desgracia, siempre
hizo aqui algunos casos fatales. bien
dolorosos por cierto.
PRoGREso RECIENTE:-Es nota-
BILE Ell progreso que Sc nota en- la fabri-
caci6n de edifcios dentro de la pobIa-
cion en- sus alrededores. va esta
conclude ell magnifco que ostenta en-
grandes letras Ell nombre de Ortiz Her
rnanos, y que representa- una obra de
esforzado empefio; acaba tambien de
terminarse la hermosa uuinta "villa
Victoria propiedad del viejo vetera-
no de los progresses aibonite6os, Ell STEM
pre- enthusiastic don Diego Becerra;
en- un bello sitio, acknowledgements esco-
gido, Sc ALA va la casa que fabrica
a todo lujo Ell distinguido abogado Mr..
Brown. Tcdos estos edifcios tienen
una variada Illumination el6ctrica,
bien distribuida y combinada, en- la
cual ha puesto su buen gusto compe-
tencia para esta clase de trabajos ell
joven Fernando Perez Fernandez. cleo
tricista de probada capacidad.
CORDIAL sALUDo-Por breves
horas estuvo entire nosotros nuestro
buen amigo Ell Corone1 Gonzalo Cordova
Davila, quien nos es grato reiterar
hoy, con la cordialidad de siempre ell
sa1udo que personalmente lie dinoa,
Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25
(COutinuaci6n de Ia 6A. pAg.I

Todos unidos en- masa vencereis, no
tirando ell uno Y el otro, y el otro en-
direcciones opuestas. Haced frente a
los imposibles y vencereis; no sigais
malos ejemplos para que habiendo
hermandad entire ustedes podais vol
yer a proclamaros campeones insu-
lares. Hacia adelante en- camino rec
to; no os desvieis.
Lastima me da hacer mencion del
desastroso juego de la tarde en- que
libr6se MAYAGUEZ de un SECURE
collar de manos de Sammie, del staff
de pitchers del SPORTS. La suerte
le fue adverse a los "cardenales" des-
de Ell primer momento. Apesar. de
haher. llegado a tener en- mas de una
OCCASION gente en- base, ninguno, de
los teams Sc anotan carrera. duran
te tres episodios. Bateria SPORTS,
Sammie y Beitfa; MAYAGUEZ Sal
vador, Musa. y POGO Perez. Sammie
y Salvador >sostenian duelo de pit
chers. Sammie aguanta ligando sus
eslabones hasta el septimo episodio
en- que afoja y, con dos bases corri-
das, Y dos hits, Sc anotan los maya
guezanos las 1nicas dos .carreras que
hicieron. en- la tarde. Los SPORTS
Sc anotan tres, dos Y dos en- los in
nings cuatro, cinco y seis. Ell score
final fue carreras, y siendo la
segunda victoria del SPORTS con-
ira los "cardenales" en- dicho dia.
Score de la maiiana:
MAYAGUEZ 600 600 i'll 3
SPORTS 622 200 OOx-12
Score de la tarde:
MAYAGUEZ 600 600 2OO-2
SPORTS 900 322 OOx-7
Para. el proximo domingo esperan
las huestes de Rogue visitar las IS
las Virgenes Y, segdn nos informan
habran de "moler vidrio" los Sports,
pues los equipos "santomefios" son
fornlidables. La confirmation de di-
chos juegos en- st. Thomas ha sido
dada, saliendo una excursion a bor-
do del MARINA el viernes 27 a
las 9 P. M. y regresando ell lunes
bien de manana. Exito a la novena
"puertorriquena' que por vez prime
ia habra de jugar en- territorio anne
ricano fuera de nuestra bella islita.
GERRIsH, Jr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25
BASE BALL EN- PONCE

Aver Sc llev6 a cabo en- la Playa de
esta ciudad un importante desafio en-
tire las novenas de segunda clase Bell
Cord Y Allegro.
FL Allegro esta integrado por buenos
jugadores y present6 nm cuadro formi-
dable, pero q Bell Cord, como esta dis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25
RAILE EN AIRoNITn

Ell domingo 90 del corriente Sc lie
vara efecto en- los salones del Cast
no Aibonitefio, un bale de sociedad
con motive de la festividad de san
Jose, patron de AibOnito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25
MERCADo DE TABAco
VOCINGLERo

Sc han realizado operaciones tlti
mamente a $500. Los cosecheros man
tienen $4,000. Hay ofertas de compra-
dores por partidas importantes a $38.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25
DE A1BoNITo

.GRANDEs FIEsTAs: -Reina gene
raj entusiasmo para las fiestas que ten
.dremOs aqui en- los dfas 27, % y 90
de este mes. va esta circulando un
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-08-18
LEGION MEN URGED TO FILE
Thousands Of Acres Of Public Lands
Are Thrown open In West
ern State8

American Legion members are urged
by national headquarters 10 consideL
Ming entries on morc than lia00e
acres Of publle land IN four Western
states which have recently been thrown
open to entry to cx-servtte men
The area comprises the second
largest Offering cf public domain for
homestoadlue in several years Lands
thrown epcu under the order include;
California Thirty six thouaand acres
Ia san Beraaralno county, near kelso,
and in san Diego county, near Campo.
Colorado Eighteen thousand acres
IN Castillo county, near BHssei
Nevada Twenty two Thousand acres
in Nye county. near Cafrara.
Utah Forty thousand acres ia
Washington county. near Central
More than 1860 acres in Juah coun-
ty. near Mona. Utah win be opened TO
veterans after the state has made Sc
lectlons from the tract In accordance
with public land grants TO it.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-08-18
Q TIE .
AMERICAN
LEGION
eCOpy tor Ehts Department SUPPLIED ~
ths American Legion News ServleeA
MESSAGE SENT BY BALLOON
letters fer legion Posts, by National
Commander oSsley. Dropped
From Big Bags.

Messages from the air were literally
showered on posts of the American
Legion from National Commander Al
vim Owsley recently when letters were
dropped from the basket OF enc Of the
entrants ia the national elimination
balloon race. The messages we're re-
eeived in a number Of Eastern states
over which the balloon passed on les
4e0mlie Journey over the country
Anticipating The general direction
the balloons would travel from the ma
tional headquarters city. a number OF
personal messages from Commander
owsley were made ready. and the
pilots planned 10 throw these from the
basket, attached to tiny parachutes, as
they passed over the towns and cities
later 10 De delivered 10 The commander
of the Legion post IN that locality
The balloon which carried this mes
sage was entered as "The American
Leg3onnaire," and was piloted by Capt,
G. f. Mccullough. vice chairman IL
the Lesions national committee on
aer0nautics, Captain McCulloueh was
attached 60 various balloon schools
during the war and made many flights
lie Is now division passenger agent for
the Pennsylvania railway. and in this
capacity handled transportation ar
rangements on the occasion OF the
visits of the king and queen Of Bel
giuln, Marshal Eoth, the prince of
Wales and other European notables
Assisting Captain Mccullough was
Lieut. Carlton Il, Bond OF the army
air service now stationed NJ Aher
deem proving ground, Maryland
as Il LeEionna5rc. Lieutenant Bond
has participated IN number of
balloon races. being in the basket with
Major MISSIONER, who wen the 1922
elimination ace, which started at Nil.
waukce. ON this "trip The bag landed
I'm the Province of Quebec, Canada
$50 miles from it's starting place This
victory entitled them 10 competition IN
the International race for the James
Gordon Bennett cup which started
FROG, Geneva. switzerland but they
were forced down shortly after cross
ing tile Alps
The balloon used by Captain Mctnl-
Tough aud Lieutenant Bond, and from
which the messages from the Iegton's
head were dropped, was ~ $4,000 cubic
feet capacity Il was II the army type
and had been supplied by the COM
handing officer Of the Three Hundred
and Eighfy-gecond alrship company. G.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-08-18

down the work nj government to pay
tribute to the memory of the man
who for more than tgo years had
guided the ship Of state In momentous
ard troublesome tines.
The government. national and local.
came to complete HIATT Federal ma
chlnery was stayed until the body q
the President was lowered into to
grave.
Flags waited frete1lly half-staff
church bells tollsd quietly Draperiea
huttered from every building along ths
line Of the procession.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-08-18
85oLE CITY IN MOURNING
=. a7a Private Business Forgot.
= washington While Pres
as7fs Body Was There.

3H Aug. = While Pres
ags body was in the city.
1 h.ghest ofhcialdom TO those
~ walks. seemed weighted
sorTow.
ls-.e was siIence-the 81
a. aspect which nation shows
SO leader. Living hands laid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-05
Hearings Start
I'm Morellouse
Hundred and Twenty Witnessee viii
Give Version Of Terror
ism Reign in Parish
iBy United pressl

Bastrop, La, Jan. 5-Respopsibil-
ity for terrorism and outiawry in
Morehouse Parish, was to be fXed
in open hearing here today.
Sixty witnesses were expected to
voluntarily describe the brutal mur-
der of Watt Daniels and Thomas
Richards and other attacks of masked
men. Sixty others probably will be
forced to testify in court in the ex-
posure of hooded mobs 1T was learned.
Crowds thronged to the little court
house early. Long before the doors
were opened to the public, hundreds
from the surrounding country were
gathered on the large lawn outside
awaiting the event.
Under the windows of the parish
courthouse, where the ashes OF north
Louisiana's bitterest feud and mur-
der mystery are to be sifted, the boys
of the village romped and played
marbles. A soft, warm wind blew
over the little village and a bright
sun beamed.
The boys of the generation which
played with Daniels and Richards
were upstairs in the courthouse. A
deputy sheriff searched them for
weapons when they entered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-05
Action Or0ered or News OF
Collapse Of Premier
Farley al
MAY OCCUPY RUHR
Crisis Expected When Next German
Payments Fail Due January 10.
Hold Conference With Belgium and
Italy in Hope Of Plan.
NHv United PressO

Paris, January 5.-Francc mobiliz-
ed her Rhine forces today recalling
all troops on leave from Mayence
barracks.
General De Goutte ordered this ac-
ton Immediately word of the break
down of the reparations conference
reached the Rhineland. No military
action AGAINST Germany will be taken
however, until orders are received
from Paris.
France today planned conferences
with Belgium and Italy looking 10 a
possible joint move to collect repara-
tions from Germany.
Great Britain will not be invited
to this conference, if one is arranged.
The crisis probably will come Jam
uary Is when the next reparatlons
payments by Germany fall due. The
Cuno government is expected to ask
moratorium, and Italy and Belgium,
as well as France, are opposed to
this.
Belgium already has agreed to
Join action by the three countries ON
the basis OF Poincare's plan rejected
by the British, and Italy. leaning
more towards France than towards
England, is expected to agree.
Premier Poincare instructed Louis
Barthou to call an immediate meet
ing of the reparations commission
for notification of Germany's alleged
default IN coal payments.
John Bradbury, British member OF
the reparations commission, resign
ed. Two sessions therefore must be
held under the Versailles treaty, 10
allow sufficient time for all to have
voice in the arrangements.
Then, well informed observers be-
lieve,the march on the Ruhr will be-
gin. -,
Franch troops along the Rhine will
DC reinforced. it is believed and an
advance guard will push into West
-Aalia and occupy the richest German
'ntry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-05
GERMANY EXPECTS
u. S. WILL HELP
nv United Press.I

Berlin, Jan. 5.-Germany no"
looks to America. 49,
Beyon perfunctory statement that
the Cuno government stands by It's
previous position with regard to rep
arations. official word was lacking,
hut Chancellor Curo got in toucn
with American Ambassador Hougn-
ton Immediately after word was re-
ceived of The breakdown Of the paris
parley. ,, oa.,
the Uritcd States to take hand,
with Great Britain, in. Strengthening
out the tangie. -, ...
As for France, the Germans expect
invasion. The country is stealing It
seIf against the first blast OF French
rumpets ysienslling an eastward
march OF Poilus from Mayence into
tho Puhr. It is believed here France
will strike after January l5.
The press describes Frances stti,
t,,5e az "raked annexationisn, greed
for. German land, with peryerse
thought Of tearing German folk t9-
pieces at any, price" -, -
isntZa do mot ON dorna Tof sdoondwy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-05
(By United Press.D

Hemphill, Texas, Jan. 5.~-Mrs.
Lillian Knox, held in $4,000 bail on
charge of numbering her millionaire
hsuband, Hiram Knox, today gave
out her version of The case for the
first time in an interview with the
United Press.
Malice and envy are behind th!s
prosecution am innocent of this
awful crime and | will prove it," the
attractive widow charged. There
are just few persons in this timber,
country who have tried to break me, y
she added. "They failed in that
now they have charged me with an
awful murder. But have no fears.
| will prove my innocence.
"Why, | could make many times
that bond" she said, referring to
the $4,000 bond set by W. Fl. Pratt
at the close of the trial yesterday,
''but It is unreasonable and / wont
do it. 1t is some of those have be-
friended most who are now in tins
black conspiracy against me. Isn't
it strange how they fawn at your
feet and accept all you have to give
when the sun is shining, but when
dark louds come over Your life, how
so many of those fair weather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-05
Nine O'clock Tomorrow
Ends Most Important
Period
2-YEAR'S ARE VITAL
Two Big Cars Will Virtually Have
Reen Won When First Big Vote
Period Ends l.ate TomOrrCw-Get
Busy.

Nine o'clock this Saturday night is
the very last minute of the BIG
VOTES. 1t is the very last oppor-
tunity to turn in your subscriptions
and get the maximum vote credit for
them
To get the BIG VOTE credit, all
subscriptions must be turned in to
campaign headquarters not later than
8 p. m. Doors of The Gazette office
will close after that time and no one
will be allowed TO enter for the pur-
pose Of turning in subscriptions on
the First BIG PERIOD VOTE sched-
ule. However, al people in the Of
gee by nine o'clock will be waited up
on. Those living outside of Alexan-
dria are warned to be on time and
to get their reports in before the
closing hour.
Keep in mind that every new 2
year subscription delivered in Alex
andria is worth 100000 votes, if turn
ed in by nine o'clock Saturday night.
Figure out for yourself the enormous
vote value OF the 2-year subscriptions.
Five new yearly subscribers are
worth only 100000 votes but just one
2-year subscription entities you to
5OO.O 900 votes-FIVE TIMES as many
votes.
For example, il subscriber Is In
arrears, he may pay a candidate for
subscription and his time would
be advanced accordingly and would
wipe out the arrearage. Scores ana
scores Of our subscribers are in ar
rears and doubtless many of them
will pay up their subscriptions this
week so their favorite contestants VIII
receive the greatest number OF votes
Il is predicted that the candidate
most successful in securing the 2
wear subscriptions will most likely
be the one to get such tremendous
lead toward winning one OF the big
autos that it will not be possible Tor
anyone to- overtake them. The re-
mainder Of this week will practlc-
allly tell the story for now, during
these last remaining hours Of the
BIC VOTE period Give" candidate
can pile up the winning votes that
will land the brand new REQ or Chev-
roiet. .l,
Time is flying. You can't wait or
delav, Cor the opportunity that is now
here will never come again.
It's simply a matter Of hours un-
til the BIG VOTES will come TO- an
end. Nine O'Clock this Saturday nignc
;s your last chance. 1t is up TO you
as to what success you will tiave--it
depends on what you do this week
as 10 whether you will be the proud
owner of one of these fine cars.
Be sure that you get in every SUD-
scription possible before the doors
close Saturday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-05
Mrs. Knox, Held In $4,000
Bail, Says Envy Responsible

friends here and some Of them, like
wolves, are ready 70 devour you.
Mrs. Knox spoke Of her life in
the little town of Hemphill.
"They have spoken Of my extrava-
ganves," she said. Eyes. was ex-
travagant, but most of my money was
spent trying to do some thing for the
poor people of this country"
She referred to how she had spent
thousands Of dollars to create play
ground for the children of the null
country. How she had brought birds
of paradise and built a deer park for
the people of the little town.
Eyes, / couldn't be happy without
sharing The things / have with those
aobut me-" she added. "You know.
Hiram and l built model homes. for
all our employees. We gave them
better than the necessities of life.
something to make life sweet and
worn while" The ordeal through
which Mrs. Knox is passing 70 bear
lightly on her.
"Oh, have no fears and that IS
what sustains me now that al these
shadows have settled on my life," she
added wistfully.
Mrs. Knox treats the charge against
her as but one of the routine business
affairs of busy life.r . o. 10