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mapping by the officers. Now he rose
and offered her a hand up.
"Your friends are coming"
Swiftly Moya came TO earth from
her emotions. In another moment she
was standing beside the fugitive, her
gaze on the advancing group. Cap
tain Kilmeny was In the lead and was
the first to recognize her companion.
Moya took q step toward her friends
80 that for the first time Jack Kilmeny
stood plainly revealed. midas pref
~ piquant face set to a red-lipped
sounless whistle. Joyce stared In
frank amusement. verinder, rutted In
caste and responsibility as only so
cial climber dubious OF his position
can be, calculated a God bless my
soul !" and collapsed beyond further
articulation. Captain Kilmeny nodded
10 the westerner without embarrass-
ment
"Mornin', Mr.. Crumbs"
Woodworking. But you have the
name wrong. sir"
BEG pardon" The captains eye
brows lifted In inquiry.
"Kilmeny." the. American corrected.
Nonchalantly the captain came to
time. Same name as ours. Wonder
II by any chance we're OF the same
family. Happen to be any relation Of
Archibald Kilmeny, who died in Col
orado fifteen years agof'
Jack looked at him quietly. "A
son.
Makes us cousins. He was my
fathers brother"
The westerner nodded coolly, not In
the least impressed. yes"
II would have been easy to read hos
tility In his bearing. but India sailed
past her brother with hand extended.
"Glad to meet you, Cousin Jack. Mem
Der mel Last time you saw me was
O squalling five-yearold."
The American warmed a trifie. II
remember you, all right. Never saw
a kid before so fond Of currant JAM"
"Still am. You've improved In your
personal appearance. Last time I saw
your eye II had been beautifully
BACKED, kindness Of Ned"
Fortune of war. My lip was swol.
len for a week." her brother laughed
as he extended his hand.
Med got caned for fghtin' with a
guest. Served him jolly well right"
Miss Kilmeny said.
Joyce sailed forward into the pic
ture gracefully. Her radiant beauty
took the westerner's breath.
you'll stay with MS for luncheon
she said with soft animation. "For, OF
course, this is an occasion. Long-lost
cousins do not meet every day."
verinder. making speechless sounds
of protest at this indiscretion. grew
very red In the face. Would he have
10 sit down to eat with criminal al
Target
Jack hesitated scarcely a second
He could not take his gaze from this
superb young creature. whose ever,
motion charmed, whose deep eyel
glowed with such a divine warmth o.
molten gold.
"Thanks awflly, but I really can
stay"
He bowed to one and another
turned upon Joyce that look Of dunn
worship she had seen on the faces o
many men, and swung of into tn
pines, as elastic-heeled, confident, an
competent youth as any Of them hat
seen in many day.
India's eyes danced. She was lrisl
enough TO enjoy situation so unusual
"Snubbed, Joyce, by a highwayman,
she laughed.
But Joyce merely smiled. She knew
what she knew.
ITO be continued)
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CITATISN FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR ADMINISTRATION
Estate of Olaf Olson.

State Of Minnesota, County of Pine.
in Probate Court.
In the matter OF the Estate of Olaf
Olson. Decedent:
The State OF Minnesota to all ner-
sons interested in the granting OF ad-
ministration OF the estate of said de-
cedent: The petition of Amanda Oh
son having been filed in this court
representing that Olaf Olson. then a
resident Of the County of Pine. State
OF Minnesota, died intestate on the
9Th day OF July, 1922, and prayinp
that letters of administration of his
estate be granted to Esther Olson:
and the court having fixed the time
and place for hearing said petition:
Therefore, You, and Each of You. are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, IL any you have. before this
court at the probate court rooms i'm
the court house in the village OF pine
CITY, in the county Of Pine. state ~
minnesota, on the 2lst day of July.
1924, at one O'Clock p. m, why said
petition should not be granted
Witness, the Judge of said coprt
ana the seal OF said court. this 18Th
day Of June. 1924.
10 ROBERT WILCOX.
NoouI' oeai) Probate Judge.
LAMSON & REINHOLD.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Dune 1e-July 81
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CHAPTER Nv
"I'm Here, Neighbor."

Moya still rode afternoons with her
friends, fished occasionally, and took
her regular hand at bridge. But II
was unaccountably true that her xest
In these amusements was gone. She
could give no satisfactory reason for
Il, but she felt as II something had
passed out OF her life forever. II was
as II the bubbling youth In her were
Quenched. The outstanding note Of
her had been the eagerness with
which she had run out to meet new
experiences. Now she found herself
shrinking from them, Whenever she
could the girl was glad to slip away
by herself. To the charge that she
was In love with this young vagabond
she would have given prompt denial.
Nevertheless. Lady Farquhar recog-
niEed the symptoms as dangerous,
On the fifth day after the Gunnison
trip the young people at the Lodge
made a party to fish Sunbeam creek
They followed the stream far Into the
hills, riding along the tran which Dor
dered Il. Kllmeny and verinder car
ried lunch baskets. for they were to
make q day Of II and return only In
time for late dinner.
Moya made her brave pretense Of
gayety. With alacrity she responded
20 verinder's challenge OF bet on
the relative sizes OF their catches,
but as soon as the rest were out OF
sight she sat down In q shady spot
and fell TO muslng.
The voice Of grixzled rider startled
her from her dreams. Her lifted eyes
took In the grim look OF the man.
garnlshed with weapons ready to his
hands.
"Mornln', MISS" he nodded amiably.
"Good-mornlng." And swift on the
heels Of II. 'You are a deputy sheriff.
are you notf'
"Rung the bell. ma'am. You belong
90 the English outfit, reckon. Funny
about some members OF your crowd
having the same name as the man
we're looking for"
Mr.. kilmeny, you meant"
from the old country. his father did
son Of some big gun over there. Like
ly he's some kin TO your friends"
He put the last observation as a
question. with a sharp glance from
under his heavy gray eyebrows Moys
chose TO regard Il as n statement.
Are you still searching for himr
she asked.
"You bet we are The sherifrs 20,
notion he's up In these hills some
where's But II you ask me. I'D sa,
he was busy losing himself way OF In
Routt county, clear on the map. Ill
used TO punch cows M there and h,
knows all kinds OF holes to hide in"
Yes Moya assented listlessiy.
He had his getaway all planneS
before ever he came down here
That's cinch. The fishing was all
blum. The four OF them had the hold
MP arranged weeks ago"
Don't you think there's a chanc,
he didn't do ity' she asked In n for
iorn way.
"Not q chance. Jack Kilmeny an,
Golfer pulled on the play. What IN
others had to do with Il don't know.
The deputy passed to the fishing 4
his conversation. hoped she woui
have luck. stroked his white soate'
and presently departed
The man had scarcely disappears
around a bend In the Eulch before
sound startled her Moya turue
quickly. TO see q man drop down n
faee OF . large rock to the groun'
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Knew Him a Man Among Ten Thou
Sand.
He might be capable Of great sin, but
what he did would be done with his
eyes wide open and not from innate
weakness. Her heart sang jubllant-
". How could she ever have dreamed
this crime Of himf Her trust was now
a thing above any evidence.
"And youIl sit down with me now
II ask you. neighbor," he laughed.
She did not walt to be asked. but
sat down, tailor fashion. and looked
expectantiy up with a humorous lit
tie twist Of the eyebrows. Flakes
Of dappled sunlight played on her
through the moving leaves and accent
ed the youthful bloom Of her.
With a Sigh of content he stretched
himself on the sun-warmed loan. ITS
sometimes mighty good world, neigh
bor," he said.
"rm thinking that myself" she ad-
mitted, laughter yelling softly out Of
her.
The sun lit the tips Of the pines, so
that they looked like FURNISHED lances
In battle array, poured Its beams over
the Scared hillside, and bathed the
| little valley In efYulgent glory.
"You can always find II somewhere"
he said with deep content, leaning on
an elbow indolently.
Size asked for no antecedent to his
pronoun. What he meant was not
ambiguous to her.
III one knows where to look for IT,"
she added softly.
That's the trouble. We get so busy
with our little everyday troubles that
we forget TO look. But the JOY of life
is always there II Wen forget our
crouch and see It."
"Yes-if having eyes we see"
I'm comforted q heap 10 know that
you believe In me-even II I'm not
Captain Kllmeny," he assured her with
his slow ripping laugh.
Had he been looking at her he would
have seen the telltale color tide her
cheeks IF that Is a comfort you are
welcome TO Il. might have known
the idea OF connecting you with such
thing was folly"
He glanced whimsically at her
"pont be too sure OF me, neighbor
I'm likely TO disappolnt you. YOU'D
have to make heap OF allowances for
me II I were your friend"
"Isn't that what friendship Is for
10 make allowancesr
you've found that out already. have
your
The long-lashed lids fell TO hel
cheeks In self-defense. Not for world,
would she have had him guess IN,
swift message ready to leap out to
ward him. He seemed to be drawing
her soul to his unconsciously. Tin
Cling In every nerve. athrob with Al
emotion new and inexpllcabie. sh,
drew q long slow breath and turne,
her head away. hot shame ran lik,
quicksilver through her veins. Sh'
whipped herself with her own scorn
Was she the kind OF girl that cav
her love TO q man who did not wan
nv
His next words brought to her tn
shock abe needed. the effect Of ,
plunge Into Icy water on q warm day
-what about your friends-wha
about Miss Seldon-did she believe m
guilty toor He could not quite keel
the self-ccnsciousness out Of his voice
Hadn't you better ash her thaty
she suggested.
Kilmenys alert eyes had swept agai
and again the trail leading M tn
J guich, He did not intend TO be caugh
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1t being asked how railroad
crossing accidents can be pre-
vented, such inquirers are re-
spectlvely informed that thew
can be avoided by not crossing
the tracks ahead of a train.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-06-26

greatest Norwegian paper in the
u. S. this year will celebrate the
50th anniversary of its establish
ment. 1t was founded by Brynild
Anundsen in 1874 and has ex-
perienced a steady growth ever
since. Until his death early this
year John B. Visit was editor-in-
chief, a position which is now oc-
cupied by Kristian Prestgaard
who had for 26 years been assist
ant editor of the paper.
In Business for Half a Century.
The c. Rasmussen Company,
Minneapolis, publishers of Uge-
bladet and several other Danish
newspapers, this year will OBJ
serve its 50th business anniver-
sary. The firm was founded in
1874 by Christian Rasmussen and
while its offices during the first
years were in Chicago it has come
to be known as a Minneapolis
firm for it has had it's home in
the Mill city since 1887. Both {.
Rasmussen and his brother M. S.
Rasmussen, who became an Of
ficer in the firm in the early days,
are still actively in charge of the
business.
Against War.
At the 65th annual meeting of
the Swedish Lutheran Augusta
ma Synod at Dekalb. ILL.,, a dras-
tic resolution was adopted ask
ing that war be outlawed. The
session was marked by the most
exciting scenes witnessed on a
synod floor in many years and
the entire closing day was occu-
pied by the efforts of the OPP
ponents of the war resolution to
modify its language but every
amendment designed to weaken
the stand of the synod against
war was decisively defeated.
DIR. Sneve Dead.
DR.. Haldor Sneve who for
more than 80 years was recog-
nized internationally as a special
list in nerve diseases and insanity,
died last week at San Diego,
California, where he had gone in
quest of better health. DIR.
Sneve was born of Norwegian
parents in Albert Lea, Mimi, and
had been practicing as a ply
stefan since 1892; he spent nearly
80 years in St. Paul where at one
time he was president of the
Ramsey Co. Medical Society, the
Minnesota Academy of Medicine
and the Minnesota State Medical
Association.
Sues Company for $4,000.
Louis p. Hansen, a Danish
violinist living at New Orleans,
last week brought suit against Q
traffic company in that city in ar
effort to recover $4,000 dana.
ges on the ground that a street
car recently ran over him and in
jured him so severely that both
of his feet had to be amputated
The plaintiff alleges that the &C
cident was due to carelessness or
the part of the motor man.
To Live in Sweden.
S. H. S. Leonard assistant
editor of the Svenska Tribuner
Nyheter of Chicago, has left fol-
Sweden where he intends to re
main permanently chiefly on ac
count of failing health. Mr.
Leonard has for s years been as
ISOLATED with the Svenska Tri
bunen Nyheter and was also fol-
some years a member of the edi
torial staff of the Minnesots
lCfatS T;Jn;nco, -, O. ID n
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ITO be continued)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-29
MAGNIFICA FIESTA-vELADA

La noche del domingo t1ltimo en-
su residencia de la capital, la Sra.
Paulina R. Vda. de Sierra obsequi6
sus amistades con una magnffca
fiesta velada-baile, en- que todos los
presentes, numerosisimos amigos de
la casa pasaron horas deliciosas e
irefables. Las sefioritas Monina v
Maria Sierra, con la afabilidad que
es costumbre en- elias, obsequiaron a
todos esplendidamente hacienda Greer
los concurrentes que estaban en-
une verdadero paraiso. va que habla-
mos de paraiso, precise es recerdar
las magnificas selecciones musicales
que magistralmente ejecut6 al piano
la Srta. Rianchc.
Ell bale, amenizado por una ban
da compuesta de competentes profe-
sores, no dej6 NADIA que desear los
de nuestros casinos. Maxine, Guam
do entire las invitadas estaban las
seioritas: Sira, Julia, Juanita y
Teodoro Macho (la homenajeada) /,
Pepitar Taboas, Pillar Mascara, Pro
videncia, Pepiha, Antonio, Tomasa G
Inocencia Rancho, Nicolina Carrero,
Edelmira Rivero, Gloria Neval y
Belen Perez.
Los "ellos" en-, nlmero formidable,
pero los omitimos porque segGn las
manifestations del juez Odlin estan
descartados.
Felicitanlos a las autoras de tan
magnffca fiestecita de despedida, y
esperamos otra igual o por 10 menos
tan buena como esta para bien prom
to.
MARIO.
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cAPIrULo w
DEL ESTABLECIMIENTO DE
VEHICULOS

/ SECCION 14a.-Los vehiculos po-
dram detenerse solamente por el item
po indispensable para proveerse de 10
necesario para continual la marcha, o
] para tonar dejar pasajeros, carga,
en- los siguientes sitios:
CALsLE DE -Desde ell
extreme oeste de dicha Gale hasta la
de Betances.
GALE DE ALLEN: Desde Ia Pla-
"a de Colon hasta la Gale del Cristo
GALE DE SALVADOR BRAU:-
Desde Ia calIe del Cristo hasta la PIa-
"a de Colon.
GALE DE RAFAEL CoRDERo:-
Desde la Gale de San Jose hasta la de
SAN Justo.
GALE DE SAN JOSE:
cALLE DE BETANCES:-Desde Ia
Gale de Ramon Power hasta la de
Rafael cordero.
cALLE DE SAN JusTo: --Desde
la Gale de Ramon Power hasta la de
Rafael Cordero.
GALE DE DEGETAU:
RAMPA DE SAN FRANCISCO:
GALES QUE CIRCUNDAN LA
PLAZA EEL MERcADo DE SAN
JUAN, con exception del Boulevard
del Vale
cALLE DEL REcINTo SUR.
GALES DE SAN AGUsT1N, Pta.
de TERRA.
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Los REYES DE ITALIA HAGEN Su
ENTRADA TRIUNFAL EN- LoNDEEs

LONDRES, mayo %. (Cable fran
ces).- Aver negaron Londres los
reyes de Italia Victor Emmanuel y Ia
reina Helena. Acompaharon a los So
beranos los principles del Piamonte y
la princesa Mafalda.
La estaci6n estaba totalmente ates-
tada de gente asi como los alrededores
de la misma. Ell principe de Gales re-
cibi6 los soberanos que fueron acla-
mados por los espectadores. Los reyes
de la Gran Bretafia han hecho TN re-
cibimiento de los mas cordiales y los
soberanos itaIianos.
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TOXIC. mayo %. (Cable frances) -
En- una reunion de los Jefes de todos
los partidos de la dieta, de antiques
ministries del gabinete y de miembros
de Ia nobleza nipoIla, Sc aprobo una re-
soluci6n rnediante la cual Sc lie daDan
las gracias al congreso de los Estados
Unidos por todos los esfuerzos reali-
2ados con Ell fin de evitar fricciones
entire ambos pafses y con Ell fin de que
el bill de immigration no prosperase en-
Ell senado.
Ann no Sc ha recibido este despacno
en- Washington.
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Continuation de la aa. pagina)

ocupando en- la via pnblica Ell lado CO.
rrespodiente a la derecha de Ia per
soma que los gufe.
SEcCION 7a.-En cualquier mo-
mento en- que Sc interrumpa Ell tran.
sito p1blico, la Policia podra dar 6rde.
Ies para que sean isadas las Was pfi-
blicas en- las direcciones que estime
oportunas para i1ormalizar aquel; DIS
PoNIENDosE, que en- todos los de-
mas casos, Ell transito solo podra ser
alterado por orden expresa del Comb
sionado de Servicio Pdblico. Policfa v
Prisiones de San Juan.
sEco1oN 8a.-con exception de
los carros de fdano, queda prohibido
tl transito de vehiculos por las calIe-
tuelas denominadas s'La Chorrera |"
'Ta1narfndo", "Capilla'' y sGamba-
ro''; asf como por ell Malecof que con-
duce a la Puerta de San Juan: DIS
PONIENDoSE, que los vehfculos des-
tinados a la policfa, o los que Sc d'ri-
jan al patio de la Escusia s'Roman
Baldorioty de Castro, podran tlsar la
Callejuela del ''Tamarindo'', entran-
do por La calle Salvador Brau'' Y
saliende por Ia de "Rafael Cordefo''
{
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] cAPITUL.or III
DE Los vEH1cu1os EN- GENERAL

~>AA A1OsS V61A4SO4OS EN- E6NE64A1
SECCToN Ga. Los, vehfculos ocupa.
ran siempre en- las Was pdblicas el
lado correspondence la derecha de
Ia persona que los guie.
sECCroN 10a.-En ningdn case SO
permit.ran regateos de vehfculos den-
tro de la Municipalidad de San Juan
SECcIoN la. En- Ia noche de es-
pectaculos en- el "Teatro Municipal
ning1n conductor de vehiculos, al pa
sar por las Gales que circunden ell edi-
fcio, har& uso del aparato de alarma
de que aquel este dotado, salvo en- un
case de absolute necesidad; nj podra
producer ruidos innecesarios con ell
motor; Y reducira la velocidad de 81.
vehiculo al minimum de este.
sECCIoN 12a. Los vehiculos no
podran ser detenidos en- las bocacalles,
nj a distancia menor de cinco metros
de una esquina, nj en- forma alguna
que interrumpa el transito.
SECCION 1Sa. Las Was publicas
de la municipaidad no podran ser usa-
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BALE DE ETIQUETA EN- Ell.
TEATRo MUNICIPAL

Hemos recibido atenta invitaci6u de
la Junta Directiva del Ropero de los
Nsfaos Pobres para un tBaie de Eti
queta'' que, So uevara cabo en- el
Teatro Municipal de esta capital para
ccronsr la "Reina de Mayo" el saba.
do proxi1no las 8 de la noche.
Reina gran animation entire la juven.
trd deNesta ciudad y no cabe duda que
resultara ua verdadero exito.
Agradecennos en- cuanto vale Ia In
vitaci6n que nos hacen.
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Sc vera precisado a presentar sa dinn-
sion 81 es derrotado Ell bill sobre Ia re-
baja del precio de las viviendas en- In
glaterra. El gobierno laborista hara
una namada al pals para que haga una
demonstration de su adhesion Ia po-
Utica que Nc. Donald ha seguido desde
que fue exaltado la jefatura de "a
naci6n.
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FL reumatismo es una dolorosa y
pehgrosa affection de la sangre.
sSufre usted de ella? En- ese case
yamos a demostrarle, siempre por
medic del ejernplo, que las Pill
DORAS DEL DR.. LOVETT han
'puesto en- pie a personas que han
estado postradas de esa enferme-
dad durante meses y amos, han da-
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Como ha quedado constituldo.. :.

Sc exceptdan de estas disposiciones,
Las ambulancias para Ell transporte de
enfermos heridos, los vehiculos del
servicio de incendios, Ell 'Police Pa
trol''. los vehfculos usados por me-
dicos mientras est6n en- funciones, STEM
pre- que dichos vehiculos leven d;stin-
tivos como tales.
SECCION 15a. Los autom6vies de
servicio Piblico v los privados, de San
Juan, podran estacionarse en- los 81
guientes puiitos: f
4 AL SUR DE LA PLAZA BALDo-
RIoTY DE CASTRO.
+ CALLE DE BETANCEs:-T Trozo
comprendido entire las Gales de Tetuan
y Allen.
GALE DE TETUAN: Trozo com.
prendsdo entire las GALES de "Betan-
es''y la de "Cristo''.
cALLE DE ALLEN:--Trozo com.
prendido entire Ia Gale del Cristo al
lado Este del Palacio Roio.
GALE DE RAFAEL CoRDERo:
-Trozo comprendido entire las GALES
del Cristo y San jose.
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Cablegranlas
UNA PROTESTA PUBLIcA EN- TO-
KIO CONTRA Ell BILL DE INLfI-
CRAcIoN APRoBADo EN- EsrADos
UN1DoS

TOXIC, mayo 2s. tcable franc6s) -
Mas de diez mil reservistas de la ar
mada japonesa Sc han manifestado en-
contra de Ia ley de exclusion de los
japoneses de La cuota de inmigrartes,
a Estados Unidos.
Estos adoptaron una resoluci6n de-
mandando todos los reservistas de
todos los paises fin de unirse a ellos
en- defensa de la patria.
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do 4 sus rigidas piernas la mas per-
fecta soltura enderezado sus en-
corvados cuerpos. Individuos que
por amos han tenido 4 las muletas
por constantes compaferas, Sc han
desheeho de elias completamente
y andah con la mayor rlaturalidad,
merced este gran espeeihco de La
sangre. En- efesto, las
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das como taller de reparaciones de
vehfculos; pudiendo ser realizadas en-
elias aquellas reparaciones de carac-
ter urgente indispensable para que
ell vehiculo continue Ia marcha.
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Ell JAFoN DA LAS GRAcIAs AL
coNGkEso DE EE. uU. PoR sus
EsFUERzos PoR EvITAR QUE
PRosPERARA Ell BILL DE ExCLU
SION DE LC3 JAPoNEsEs
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Yellow
CAB
LIE PROTEGE EN- TODAS
LAS EMERGENCIES

Quizas nunca sera I'd. afrOn=
tadO a media nOche con una la
nnada urgente al Iecho de un
pariente amigo enfermo; de-
seanos sinceramente que MIN
guno de sus queridos sufran las
constituencies de un accidente
-pero 81 acaso sucediera 10
inesperado, ell Yellow Cab esta-
presto para ir su auxilio.
Miles de persOnas Sc aprove-
chan del serviciO del Yellow Cab
todos los dias porque eIlos 10 han
encontrado economico y con-
veniente. Otros son cIientes ac-
cidentaIes, pero entire todo hon1-
bre y nujer en- esta ciudad y la
energencia que pudiera nunca
presentarse, eI Yellow Cab Sc
mantiene aIerta y Iisto para SER
vir.
Ofrece una seguridad indiscu.
tibIe ell saber que en- cualquier
momento del dia de la noche
pueote I'd. obtener auxilio me-
dante ell telefono cercano. Esta
protection es una forma de Sc
guro que cuesta nada, pero, GU
yo vaIor es incaIculabIe.
Como es de sup0ner, es para
nosotros I'M motivo de orgulIo ell
que eI Yellow Cab represente ell
mayor desarroIIo. en- un negocio
cuyo yaIor Sc nnide por la voIun-
tad de servir.
Nos estamOs preparandO para
ell tempo cuando TODD eI mundo
tenga la costumbre del "YeIlew
Cab. No hay Iinite al n1mero
de taxis que pondrianos en- la
Gale. y medida que aumente
nuestro volumen de f1egocios, Sc
rebajaran las tarifas.
TeIefono San Juan 1900
| iLLAMELos DoNDEoUIERA!
PORTO RICO BLUE LINE, INC.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-29
GDTMrT1RA Ell GABINETE DE
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