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, 1923-04-13
F. C. BURKE IS ELECTED
QUARTERMASTER BY VETS
OF FOREIGN WARS POST

r. C. Burke Of the Wyoming Ma
tional bank was elected quartermaster
Of the Powder Rver post of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars at the regular
meeting Thursday evening. The cleo
ton was necessitated by the resigna-
ton of j. r.. Yunek. who has gone to
Salt Creek. Year L. Phelps was
elected to the office of chaplin OF
the post.
Plans were discussed for the poppy
campaign from May 20 to 20 which
will be a national event. The flowers
will be old with tho proceeds to go
to the aid of disabled veterans OF tho
world war.
The membership campaign of the
post is progressing raVoraDly and sew
eral new members were initiated last
night
, 1923-04-13
Arrested, Three STILLS
SEIZED In RAIDS BY sheriff

Included in tho haul was 20 gallons
OF liquor. IA barrels and a large sup
ply OF corn and mash. The four men
who were arrested r booked ut the
sherif's office as Zee Hand, Charles
Ronicker, II. b. Johnson n Theo-
dore Wanseng.
The hnd followed a search OF the
Albert Menelce ranch which is said
by the deputies who made the raid
to have resulted in the discovery OF
n 10-gallon key Of liquor. which was
cached in the granary.
, 1923-04-13
Drops Of pure, soft todter,
With a yeasty ration
Do the things they oughfer;
Makes for fernnenroprrn.
Ballads of a Home Bret1t

How come" said the manager Of
the Hill Crest Water company. look
ing over the available supply Of ten
gallon glass containers. "how come
all these ten gallons orders lately?
I never sec so many families want TO
get ten gallons at m time. They
want Just ten gnllons-no more, no
less. And they want 1t all at once.
They can't drink hat much all at
once; and when 1 tell them 1 can only
send a five-gallon container. or some
half gallon bottles. they blow right
up and get sore"
Maybe they want to battle IN It.
IT don't make you itch all over like
his hard water does" suggested his
assistant.
YEA" answered the manager. sar-
c~astically. Maybe we'd get a good
market in Russia selling It to the
Bolshevlks for baths. tool People been
bathing around here for a long time
and never get SO suddenly struck on
swimming In spring water"
Perhaps tho ladies' r using II
for shampooing." returned the assist
ant Its god for that"
Say, they don't need ten gallons
to shampoo with" Indignantly re-
torted the manager. with ten gal
Ions you could shampoo Godiva, and
the Danderine Dame. and Mulsified
Nellie. tho Cocoanut OIL Lady an
the Smith Brothers AND Secretary
Hughes whiskers and still ave
some left overl That is. you couldn't
because they would not let you. But
they could. Anyhow. 1t could be
done. Say, when you 30 out on your
deliveries to-day try and find out
how come all these ten gallon orders.
will your"
, 1923-04-13
DeIuge of Rain
SWeeps Texas

FORT WORTH Texas. April Ia
West Texas. drenched with record
breaking spring rains. is facing
transportation difficulties because of
several missing bridges and culverts.
In some localities the downpour
measured two and a half inches in
10 hours.
The Kansas City. Mexico and
Orient railroad reports the loss OF
several bridges between Sweetwater
and Chlllicothe. Creeks and rivers
are bank full everywhere and a con
tinuance of tho rain may result
seriously,
Grain farmers and ranchmen have
been benefited. however.
, 1923-04-13

MS IdIe CulHlly MA1AOhN oASPoJ "a
fear or bravado.
Hadlsy mounted the platform with.
out hesitation He had eaten no
breakfast but a dressed with de-
liberate car
II am innocent and ready to meet
my DEATH was his only statement.
Hadley at his own request was
baptized during the night by the Rev.
]. w. Henderson, prison chaplin. and
DR.. James Hunter. n former chaplin
DR.. Hunter remained all night in the
cell and sang hymns for Hadley.
Just before the mask was adjusted
DR.. Hunter offered a prayer and
kissed Hadley on the cheek.
Hadley. an escaped life termer
from the Oklahoma state penitentiary
was convicted OF numbering Mrs
johnson during an automobile trip
, 1923-04-13

-Four men were arrested in a raid
In the Bessemer Bend country Thurs
day by tho sherin's deputies and
three stills and their accompanying
paraphernalia c%onhscated. All three
stills were in a room which had been
exoavated In a slide hill with n tunnel
leading from the oom to a small
entrance Mt the foot OF the hill. The
location was about three miles west
OF the Meneice ranch on a branch OF
Poison Spider creek.
, 1923-04-13


The Rev. o'NeIl IA ordered him
from the house.
Tho killing of Father o-Nein cul.
minated what Rev. Dillon told police
was thirteen months of I'll treat
ment.'' during which. he said, Father
O'Neil treated me like a little boy.
and assumed toward me the attitude
of n car"
Rev. Dillon is being held. Father
O'Neil. his assistant and Father Nc
Cu,lough were at the table he said.
Father O'Neill ordered Dillon to go
up stairs and pack his grip In
stead Dillon wen to his room. OBJ
tanned a revolver and returned.
81 intended to give him a chance
to confess and repent before / killed
him. police report Dillon as saying,
but as I advanced into the room.
with the revolver extended, 1 saw
him grab a salt cellar to throw at me,
and I fired twice"
, 1923-04-13
VERY EVENLY DIVIDED.
CANDIDATES PREPARE TO MAKE
LAST STAND OF SECOND PERIOD

narrowing down to a limited few each
of the favorites are more determined
than ever to be declared winners OF
first honor
Interest in the competition Is run.
ming high and strong. And 1t has not
been confined alone to this locality.
but has reached out until there are
hundreds, yes thousands OF eager
watching friends who are awaiting
the final outcome with Intense in.
terest.
False Stories.
It is no doubt natural. with such
intense interest being shown in the
great race hat some candidates
would attempt to discourage Others
by circulating rumor more ingenious
than accurate. One hears OF immens,
Continued on Page Eleven)
, 1923-04-13
HENRY wyatt PLEDGES help TO
AID SUCCESS OF CASPER R0DE0

been a movement OF community inter
est, and in this particular instance
stretching a point in assuming all of
the expense connected with this added
Improvement to the Rodeo Grounds.
When interviewed yesterday. Mr..
Wyatt said, that after looking tho
situation over with my contractors
who are building my present gasoline
filling station in Casper. 1 must say
hat from all Indications the Rodeo
viii be n success n beneficial. not
only to all the merchants Of Casper.
but will be an invaluable asset to the
community IN general
, 1923-04-13
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah,

April l3.-AttorneyS for the
defense of Mariner and John
Browning, Jr., charged yes
terday with murder as the re-
suit of the killing last Monday
OF Benjamin +. Ballantyne at his
home here are expected to appear in
the district court today and make
application for the admittance to bail
for the accused men, 1t was an.
nounced last night.
Chief counsel fer the prosecution,
District Attorney f. A. Rogers and
County Attorney Arthur e. Moreton
both made assertions late last nigh.
that they would oppose the motion &c
free the defendants on bond. Earlier
in the evening both prosecutors had
made statements to the effect that
they would not fight the motion.
The change in their attitude. the rea'
son for which was not divulged, fol
lowed a conference between the two
which lasted several hours.
Under the Utah statutes a defend.
ant charged with an offense punish
able by death. may be admitted to
bail at the discretion of the court.
Both the Brownings were removed
yesterday from the city to the county
jail following the filing of an infor-
nation charging murder before City
Judge Noel S. Pratt. n h formal
issuance of warrants. The complaint
was filed by County Attorney
Moreton; 1t was sworn to by L. L..
Larson. a detective.
The preliminary hearing of h de-
PENDANTS was set for today in Judge
Pratt's court but officials said that
a postponement wal probable as the
hearing would have to await the
courts calendar.
, 1923-04-13

Henry Wyatt, president Of the In
dependent Supply company. and n
pioneer Casperite has entered into an
agreement with the Rodeo Associa-
ton to build upon the Rodeo Grounds
an up to date concrete and steel as
oline filling station that will cost up
wards of three thousand dollars and
will have adjoining It a building with
shower baths. rest rooms. and other
co%nveniences h n will be an asset
to the Rodeo.
Mr.. Wyatt has always been closely
associated with evory enterprise that
, 1923-04-13
CIRCULATION figures
IN PLACING ADVERTISEMENTS;
THE tribune FURNISHES Them

half. a third or a fifth of that fig
ure..
Since the present publisher took
over the paper. the Tribune's circu.
lation has virtually DOUBLED. And
this circulation is guaranteed by
Audit Bureau of Circulation reports.
Advertisers should demand circula'
ton statements from newspapers
The Tribune will always be glad to
furnish you with figures that admit OF
no "jockeying." no padding and no
doubt as to their correctness.
, 1923-04-13
AGAINST KEAR
DISMISSED BY JUDGE

C. 3. Kear. who was arrested by the
police department Tuesday evening on
the charge of reckless driving. III
having alleged that he struck n small
boy and did not stop afterwards. was
dismissed by Judge John A. hurry
last night. No witness appeared
against Kear.
, 1923-04-13
WOMAN killed,
MAN ARRESTED

DIES MONIES. Iowa, April 10
Mrs. Della Dickerson. 2s, was sha:
and killed in her downtown rooms
here last night. George Lewellyn.
arrested several hours later. and held
by the police. denied knowledge OF
the shooting. He was arrested on
Information given the police by Mrs.
Vivian Dickerson. sister-in-law Of the
dead woman. who says she witnessed
the shooting.
, 1923-04-13
AirpIane Takes
Food to Party
In Everglades

MIAMI. Fla. April 13-1n an eff
fort TO relieve the 20 members of the
party of Tamiami trail blazing now
stranded about 90 miles west OF here
in the fastness of the Everglades, an
attempt was to be made today to send
an airp.ane. laden with food into the
wilderness. Rain and low hanging
clouds prevented the relief plans yes
terday.
, 1923-04-13
PAIR HELD FOR
MURDER TO SEEK
BAIL, MOTION TO
Be Protested
Sons Of Gun Inventor IN
County Jail Following
Information Filed by
Salt Lake Prosecutor.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, April
19.-Marriner and John Browning.
Jr.. charged with first degree muir
der In connection with the death OF
Benjamin f. Ballantyne here last
Tuesday. to be arraigned this
afternoon, according to announce
ment. Attorneys for the defense
this morning withdrew proposals to
have the Brownings released on bail
as IL permissible under the Utah
laws.
, 1923-04-13
PARISH PRIEST SLAIN
BY ASSISTANT RECTOR
MiStreatment at Hands of Superior Is
Gipen as Reason for Killing Late
Yesterda yof Kalamazoo Priest

KALAMAZOO, Mich, April 13.-Armed with a revolver
and a phial of holy oils to administer extreme JUNCTION to his
victim, the Rev. Father Charles Dillon, assistant rector of st.
Augustne's Catholic church, last night shot and killed the
Rev. Father Henry O'Neill, pastor of the parish, following a
, 1923-04-13
BUCK PASSED BY OFFICIALS In
DISPUTE over HERRIM TRAGEDY

SPRINGFIELD, III, April 1S:-With two state officials
General Carlos Black and Colonel Sam Hunter
each accusing the other of responsibility for the failure to
prevent the Herrin mine troubles last June, the state legisla-
tive investigating committee recessed last night until next
Wednesday to consider further steps in its work.
, 1923-04-13
CLIMAX
TO TRAGIC ROMANCE
Paul Y. HadIey Maintains Innocence to
Last as He Goes to Death for Alleged
Murder of Arizona Woman

FLORENCE, Ariz, April 13.-Paul v. Hadley died on
the gallows before sunrise today for the murder of Mrs. Anna
C. Johnson. The trap was pulled at 8 10 o'clock and Hadley
was pronounced dead at %.
The condemned man maintained to the end his claim of
innocence of the crime for which he was executed. He met
, 1923-04-13
Weather Forecast

wYoMING-Generaily fair tonight
and Saturday. Colder tonight in
east n south portions. Somewhat
warmer Saturday in north and west
portions.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-21

BnsssslaoFf where the aiFeeieTs are
silil lheaFFfFatea RRRaiRE the result
81 their haal aRpsal
TIE correspondent SAYS the prison
sFs eeeuPY snail adloiRing cells in
the central eTimiRal iai, They are
sabiset 70 the usual prison EontiRe,
sheY eat RFlsen fare ana they exercise
daily in the eeaFt ward under the sur
SslllaRee 81 guards, Their chief
warden 10 an old FFeRRh Ren-eNm-
mlsslonsa efaeeT who is accustomed
20 deal sffaeisnlly Wlih the most re-
fEaeioEE type 81 offenders and the
Germans appear 20 resent his pres
enee mere ihan the fact Of their own
Imprisonment,
Baron kTnpp says the ceres
pendent has grown considerably thin
nsr but being Of = sedeRtaTy disposi7
ten he suffers less fFem enforced IN
activity than de his comrades who are
strenuous workers, Herr BTuhE has
repeatedly asked that he be allowed
20 do some work, ami Is said % pace
NJ and down the cell like a eaged
tiger
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-21
NEGRO GIRL MURDERS
AGED WHITE EMPLOYER
fats Him nawn With Ase sltlsi Fam
~ - REaakfasi AneF Eses Dis
charge,

ehs'taneoga- Sure 2l-Iames p.
haFNaR es years Oh, : wealthy farm
~ Of Evansville, died yesterday after
noon fFam wounds iRhietea with an
axe hF Jessie coN, a negroes, ~ years
old, R-he attacked him ManaaE Nhsn
he discharged her as cock Tor being
late She has heeR brought here for
safe keeping
believing her discharge M naFr
win himself prepared the breakfast
Tor his family and an we're az table
when the deer opened suddenly and
the infatuated girl rushed in, an axe
IN her hand Before sRE enc could
interfere she swung the axe AZ Oar
win The FIRST blow ent aff his nose
and a second crushed his skull and
knocked him 20 the floor The ne
gFsss then ran out Of the raam.
She had been married and divorced
She Is thought ~ have been dissipat-
Ing on the night preceding her dis
charge She Is slight and immature
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-21
AUTO TOURISTS CAMP
Place for anna Antnisis Reing SET
Aside AZ shelby--speciai Fire he.
partment Also Organized.

hF The Associated Press,
shelby, Mont, June si.-Rreparh
lions 10 handle the influx of fight FAM
expected here July 20 witness The
heavyweight championship contest be.
tween Jack Dempsey and Tommy Glib.
hons were nearing completion today
under the direction OF the chamber az
commerce and officials OF the boom
town. An automobile tourist camp Of
ib1 acres with Accommodations for
5000 cars Is being laid out.
The town has approximately %, 900
resident living In tents. several thou.
sand more In one room md two room
shacks and few hundred In the Cub.
stantial residences built before Shelby
experienced its boom.
A special Are brigade is being or
ganized. War has been declared on
mosquitoes which have become almost
a. plague since the recent wet weather.
william Shea. state deputy health OF.
fcer and his assistants are coating the
streets and pools in the vicinity with
crude oil.
To curb the activities OF n1iscreants
July I. sheriffs from surrounding
counties have been requested TO aid
Sheriff Harry Benjamin of Shelby in
policing the town. In case the iail
which has capacity of ten persons
becomes crowded the overflow will be
In a stockade now under
construction In which 200 may be
imprisoned II necessary.
To accommodate the crowd, the
town officials and the chamber of
commerce have expanded. the water
system from 100000 to 700. 1000 gal
Ions capacity and increased electric
lighting facilities five fold.
Gibbons workout yesterday consist.
I'd only of bag punching and Juggling
with his sparring mates. He
has some cold sores on his lip and
decided against any boxing for that
'eason.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-21

made il unlawful Re ship liquor 70
saF foreign country until a consular
certificate fFem that country had hssH
granted certifying that under irs laws
the importation was legal.
The second would have made u nHr
lawful 70 expert liqneE in any vessel
which had previously been IN the
liquor trade unless The owners showed
proof that It's feTmeT cargo had reach
ef its Port AZ destination,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-21
GERMAN MUST DIFF
By The Asssristsd Press.

Dusseldorf, June 2i-The superior
eeuFtsmaF'ial Of the FRENCH armies
on the Rhine has rejected The appeal
Of Paul George, agricultural engineer
employed In the BADEN Aniline and
Soda Works al Ludwisshafen con-
vieted Of sabotage. The court con-
armed the sentence Of death pro,
nanneed recently by the lower tri.
hunal,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-21
PRISONERS ARE ANNOYED
Germans Kept IN French Jails for
Essen Outbreak Object "a Their
severe French ,Iailef,

London, June si,-The unhappy
position Of Baron Kraph Won Bshlen
and his four companions, who were
sentenced 10 prison terms for COM
nlleity In the Essen riot, is detailed In
dispatch Ia the Daily Mail from
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-21
DEFEAT TEMPERANCE BILLS
Canadian Parliament Refuses to Pass
Measure Which Would Tend to
Curb Expectation of Liquor.

Ottawa. June 21.---Two bills sub
mitted as amendments to the national
temperance act which would curb the
expectation of liquor were defeated
in parliament last night.
The first introduced in the senate
by Sir George Foster would have
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-01
REUNION PoIITIcA

En- Ia nocbe del % de los corrien-
tes Sc raunieron los Unionistas del pa
rrio Bolivar de Santurce ara organ1Sar
un Comit6 de Defensa v Propaganda
de la Union de Puerto Rico. cuyo acto
fus concurridisimo. estando la casa del
correligionario Julio C6rdova donde Sc
efectu6 ia asamblea atestada de todos
los buenos correligionarios de aquel
Barrio que una vez mas Sc aprestan pa
ra ia lucha que Sc avecina; dicho
acto concurrieron adem&s nuestro Hon.
Comisionado de Servicio Publico, Po-
ucia Prisiones acompafiado del Conf
sionado de Hacienda senior Regaiado
Benitez.
Pas6 organizarse Ell comite QUE
dando ccnstituido de Ia siguiente ma.
nera:
Prcsidentc: Luis Telgado, Vice pre-
s;dente: Genaro Duran. lsecretario: An
tonic Martinez, Tescrero: Francisco
Salgado.
Voca'es: Rpfael Artlgues. Dei1ln
salsman Manuel Gibestra, Julio Cor
dova. candelario Rios, Fulgencio
Ortiz.
Miembros de Homer Doctor M
suarez. Doctor v. Font suarcz, Doctor
J. Polarco.
Una vez constituidc este comite hi
cieron uso de la palabra los siguientes
oradores: sefior Regslado Benitez Ma
riano Daumont, Pedro Rivera, Manuel
sola Fulgencio Ortiz, Juan Duchesne
Lcdo. Felipe Jinenez.
cerr6 este acto nuestro Hon. Alcal-
de sefior Rafael Diez de Andino, quien
nos rixo un sent6tico informe de su Ia
hor administrative dejando sentado en-
una manera verdad de que San Juan
jamas ha tenido nj tendra un hombre
como este en- las cumbres administra.
twas que sepa propendor mejorar
as necesidades de la ciudad capitalina
en- todas sus faces.
Atentamente,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-01
PROPIEDADES
en- ,Santo Domingo
MAGN1F1cA oPoRTuNIDAD

ofrezco en- venta cambio por pro-
piedades en- Puerto Rico, dos tincas
.,sticas, una de 500 cuerdas partc culri-
vaaa, y otra de 40 cuerdas toda cul-
tvada de malojillo ambas Ianas y
propias para toda clase de cultivo como
Cana, frutas, etc., con facilidades de
carretera-a unos rs Kms. de La We
ga Precios m6dicos Buen negocio para
cualquiera interesado. Para informes di
rf;ass Navarro casa Lehman b
Brown, San Juan, Telefono 4o4, Apar-
ta6o 237 Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-01
ATLETIsMo
ENrRENANIENTo Y REGLAs PA
RIA sALTAR CON eARRocHA

Los postes y la barra para el salto
con p6rtiga, han de reunir identicas
condolences que los utilizados para
efectuar Ell salto de altura con o sin
carrera. ocioso nos parece decir. que
han de ser mas altos, mas s6lidos y
mas resistentes que aquellos.
Ell salto Sc efectta con una cana de
bambu. cuya solidez ha sido probada
previamente. En- uno de los extremes
de la csfia hay un anillo circular de
hierro. rematando en- dos puntas des-
tsnadas a clavarse en- el suelo, y evi-
tando que Ia cana resbale, aseguran-
do su estabilidad.
atleta procede meditarlo, operacior
Que Sc efectna de la manera siguiente:
Ell atleta So aproxirna los postes
con la cana puesta en- plano vertical
fjandose que altura de la misma So
halla la barra.
Efectuando 10 que antecede, pone
las manos la altura de la barra y re-
trocede para tomar carrera.
Para los concursos v cannpeonatos
hay fjadas las siguientes reglas espe-
ciales: Pasar por debajo de la barra
Q por 10 menos que Sc efectae dos ve-
res consecutivas
El irtento de batir el record del
salto con pertiga, no tendra valdez
de no estar el terreno completamente
llano en- toda la extension en- que pue-
da tomar carrera el saltador.
Nos parece que los que gusten del
reeimen tendran una idea fla acerca
de 10 que es en- 81 mismo, que viende
simplemente las competencias, aunque
estas den conocer bastante, para 81
bnen observador.
FL salto con pertiga, pues, ira arrai-
gando mas cada, dia entire nosotros
hasta llegar tener IA preponderan-
cia que otros sports diafrutan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-01
MARIA TUBAU, la gentil tonadiIiera
Sc reconcile con Cristo, al reciOir Ell
Sagrado Pan Eucaristco.

N~sfGAeS0O @@eA~eN@
Maria Tubau, la gentil tonadillera y
la mujer incomprendida, Sc reconcilio
aver con Ell Senior. Maria Tubau reci-
bio de las manos sagradas del sacerdo-
to Ell pan eucaristico que La purific6 de
las acechanzas tentaciones del mur-
do.
FL milagro de la purificaci6n de Ma
ria Tubau, la artista nimada y consen-
tida del pdblico de Mejico, Sc llev6 a
cabo aver en- la mafiana en- la hermosa
capilla votiva del Paseo de la Refor-
ma, en- donde Sc congreg6 10 mas Sc
lecto de nuestra sociedad.
Mas de un centenar de automoviieS
elegantes lleg6 tras del coche que ocu-
paba la hermosa artista y bien pronto,
TODD Ell recinto sagrado Sc VIC hench1-
do de una selecta copcurrencia. Las
families de nuestros circulos aristocra-
ticos Sc hallaban alli presentes, orlando
junto la artista espafiola que iba en-
eSos momentos recibir la primera CO.
muni6n para estar cebidamente pre-
parada para contraer matrimonio den-
tro de agunos dias.
FL acto fue solemne y la vez con-
movedor. FL grupo de damas catoicas
que Sc hallaba presente, Sc sentia sa-
tisfecho con este nuevo triunfo, tai CO.
mo ST Sc hubiera librado una nueva
cruzada para ganar alInas para el cle-
10.
Sobre la sencilla puerta del temple
Sc coloc6 I'm arco de azucenas y rosas
de castillo v en- Ell interior, en- los mu-
ros en- el altar mayor, tambiSn habia
grandes bouquets" de las mismas no.
res.
AL entrar la gentil artista, acompa-
nada por sns inadrinas, la sonora dona
Carmen Sanchez Juarez de Algara y
Ia seiicrita Maria L. de la Tore, las
tres CON mantilla negra cubriendoles
discretamente los rostros, todo el pn-
blico que va en- gran nhmero Sc halla-
ba en- el interior, Sc puso de pie ms
tintivs mente Sc formo uaa vaila para
que pasara la que por veg primera 1oa
a recibir la hostia sagrada.
Ante el altar junto la baranoa
one 10 separa del sitio destinado al pu-
biico, Sc hinc6 en- un eIegante reclina-
torio la sefiora Tnbau de Fargas, te-
memo frente 81 nm precioso ramo
ee flores tambi6n blancas A sus lados
Sc co!ocsron SIS madrinas v atras, en-
los asientos del temple, las nuimerosaS
familias que fueron a presenciar o.
acto.
Ell altar mayor lucia un precioso jue-
go de ''frontales'' sea de msntess'ss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-01

SKWEZ-ME DOLL (Muneca) Ell ju-
guete mas original que sc conoce. Ul-
TINA creaci6n. Enviamos muestra al
recibo de 35c. en- sellos de correo o
giro postal.
BRILLIANT TRADING CO..
G3 Fulton Sc, New York.