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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
COMO EN- LAS NovELAs.

De aqui naci6 un caracter. tai como
en- las novelas Y en- las otras obras de
trama Este Sc llamo Battery Bill.
La serie de anuncios de BATTERY
BILL, ideados por ell senor Hoadley.
despert6 tan vivo interes que a pocos
dias aun a los vendedores de baterias
electricas manufacturadas por compe-
tidores Sc les sofia recibir en- todos 81
tios con Ell nombre del personaje crea-
do por la fantasia del propagandista
El sefior Hoadley tiene la intenci6n
de permanecer entire nosotros por tiem-
po indefnido; como por que fortuita
circumstances esta aqui tambien nos 10
explic6 en- amable platica Su charla
comenz6 v concluy6 asi:
Viva yo hasta hace poco.-hara CO.
sa de dos afios-en Nueva York, cuan
do murio mi esposa Su salud comen-
so a decaer visiblemente Hizo cuanto
estuvo a mi alcance por sarvarla, pero
venci6, como es natural, sobre ell es-
fuerzo humane la voluntad Superior y
una noche,-la mas larga de mi vida,
La vi partir en- viaje. deflnitivo
Mister Hoadley hizo al llegar esta
parte de su relate breve pausa, llena
de un insondable silencio que quisimos
respetar, lpego prosigui6, hablando
de prisa, cual 81 quisiese pasar leve-
mente por sobre aquel capitulo init
mo Y amargo de su vida:
Mi salud sufri6 entonces un fuerte
quebranto. Los medicos me recomen-
daron continuar viajando por Europa
de donde habiaInos regresado mi espo-
sa y yo recientemente. La conoz-
CO casi toda,-dije.
-Pero. usted necesita zanzibar de
china. vayase Florida.-sugiri6
uno de ellos.
! -Nol-Respondia yo siempre. Cier-
to dia.-fue en- ell vestibulo de un ho-
tel metropolitano, hojeaba displicente
IDS paSlAdS uS una ASN4SId, tlo AOSuOA
do cual. Mi atenci6n Sc sinti6 eau
tivada por un pequefio anuncio; un
anuncio no mas de tres pulgadas por
Ell ancho de la columna. En- la illus
TRACTION, algunas palmas columpian-
dose 10 lejos; era un psisaje marino
usted sabe; velas latinas v gaviotss
Asi suelen pintar casi siempre el mar;
pero ell cielo esta vez era de un color
azul intense, ueno dc una Transparent
cia tibia
Mis- sentidos reaccionaron frente q
la ilustr4cion aquella, cual 81 tocaser
mis- nervios con una de esas varita'
magicas. senti un resurgimiento do
mi antique vigor. Mi voluntad pare.
ci6 despertar aquella misma tarde
escribi al Doctor Fernandez Garcia
aceptando ell encargo de prepsrar 10:
anuncios para "El Libro de Puerto Ri
CO.. A aquel anuncio Sc debe, prin
cipalmente. el que yo aceptara la pro.
posici6n del Doctor Fernandez. Ahors
pienso residir por tempo indefinido er
esta Isla Encantada. porque. cr6ame
el anuncio aquel tenia raz6n.
P. NJ. GAUTHIER.
Erero 7. 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
AI,RORDE.DELA!NIDk
08 sazzgg I8a&s

Reunido ell cuerpo de Directories, Sc
estuvo deIiberando largos dias sobre Ell
mejor medic para introducir dicho ar
ticulo. saltando directamente del labo-
ratorio y la fabrica un mercado don
de los ccmpetidores del ramo luchaban
fuertemente entire 81, cada cual tratan-
do de fsgar al otro por ell cuello para
tierribarlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
vEINTE AMOS A Los PIES De
listed.

Por espacio de este tempo hemos cs-
tado vendiendo Calzado Medias on
un mismo sitio, Gale San Justo No. 81,
bajo el nombre La Favorita, Y hoy,
va no resuIta un secreto para nadis,
pues es de todos conocido que nuestro
negocio es mayor cuantos mas competi-
dores salen, pues ELLos nos cOmbatsn
con clases Y precios inferiOres, mien-
tras que NosoTRos seguimos la nor
ma de vender 10 BUENo, al mismo
precio de las malas imitaciones que nos
compiten.
Este es el secreto que nos Ia hecho
grandes.
Tel. 500. San JustO 81. San Juan
Bio Piedras, AQvt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15

iNueve artfculos separalos comhinados
en- uuol Todo eI mundo Sc qucda aarmorado
con 81. Tn Instruments raro, curioso m
tcresaut'smo. Proporciona mUchos ratios d."
placer sus poscedores. Con>i>te "n un do
hle Microscopic para eNamtnar les narANi-
Has de IA Naturaleza; unos Gemeios dc ten
tro: un Estereoscopio; un Leute de- encen-
der fuego; an Lente de aumento para lee
tura; un Telescope de gran aicance una
Bruiula, un Espeio dc bolsillo y an Larin-
gosgOpin para examinar los cios. nariz gar
calt ofdos I'd. necesita uuo Precio.
IS centavos con instrucc.oues i'ustrsdas
Tres S..-No dele pasar e~ta op7rtunidad,
RTVALLE MERCANTILE AGENCY.
pida enseguida este grandioso instrumento.
Box AIS. Cayey =. K.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
CON Los pUsos Y Los PIES.

Tomas Ruiz, de Rincon fue denun-
ciado ante la Corte de Paz de aquel
pueblo acusado de haber acometidO y
agredido con los pufos y con los pies a
la seiiora Catalina Gonzalez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15


Adu tcraci6n de leche.
Yo, Rafael Mas y Florido. Marshal
de la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Ju-
dicial de Humacao, P. r. al pdblico,
HAGo SABER:
Que en- eI presente case ha sido die
tada por esta cOrte de DistritO la ST.
guiente sentencia:-
! ''Distrito Judicial de Humacao, P. X.
En- la Corte de Distrito- Estados
nidos de America. - El Presidente de
los E. U. S. Ell PUEBLO DE PUER
TO RICO VERSUS ISABEL DIAz.-
Criminal No 1894. sobre: Adultera-
ci6n de leche.- Sentencia.- Hoy de
enero de 1924, en- Corte alberta, com
pareci6 ell convicto Isabel Diaz re
cibir su sentencia. La Corte le informo
acerca de la naturaleza del cargo que
Sc le hizo, sobre las alegaciones de
culpabihdad, y lie pregunto 81 tenia al
guna razon legal que aducir para de-
mostrar cue no procede dictar senten-
I cia en- su contra. y habiendo contesta-
do negativamente, la Corte pronrncia
su sentenc.a en- la siguiente forma:
Que habiendo sido el acusado Isabel
Diaz dec.arado culpable, su propla
confession. EN- el dia de hoy, del delito
de adulteracion de lechs, en- grado de
rsincideneia la Corte. en- cumplmiento
de su fallo. debe condenar Y condena
a dicho Isabel Diaz, la pena de
seis meses de carcel, sin costas. y or
dena la publication de esta sentencla
ell dos periodicos de los de mayor cir
culacion de esta Isla por medic de
cartelones cue sc fijaran en- sitios pu-
blicos en- el domicilio establecimien
to del sentcnciado, ordenandose ssi mis-
mo la revocation de su licencia.
Y ordena la Corte que el sentenciado
vaya de esta corte de justicia para la
Carcel Comnn de- Distrito, donde Sc
"a entregado al Jefe de aquel estable-
cimiento penal. para que sea en- el mis-
mo recluuido por el termino senalado en-
/ la sentencia.
Pronunciada en- Corte alberta, en- Hu
macao. P. R. 8 de enero de 1921
/ (frmado) Pablo Berga. Juez del Dis
trito.- Certifico: % A. Ramirez, Jr.
Secretario"
Yo. A Ramirez, Jr., Secretario de
La Corts &c Distrito del Distrito Judi
cial de Humacao. P. R. CERTIFICo:-
Que la que precede es copia fiel exac
ia de la sentencia dictada por esta Cor
te en- ell case arriba titulado, y para en-
tregar al Marshal de esta corte de
Distrito. los efectos de la publication
de la sentencia por medic de edictos
cartelones. de acuerdo con 10 que en- la
misma Sc dispone. expido la presente
que firmo sello con ell de esta corte,
en- Humacao. P. R. 8 de enero de
1924. (f.) A. Ramirez Jr., Secretario
Corte Distrito de Humacao, P. R
Y en- cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto
por la Corte en- la orden precedente-
mente transcrita, expido el presente
edicto que debera ser pubicado en- los
peri6dicos LA DEMoCRACIA Y Ell
MUNDo. de SAN JUAN, P. R., por
el termino de un mes, una vez cada
semana.
HUMACAo, P. R., ENERo IL de 1894
Rafael MAS,
Marshal de la Corte de Distri-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15

Defiendase de las intermediates
Venereas. "Andr6n" 10 protege-
ra. De venta en- todas las far
macias a 25c. centaVos ell tubi-
to.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15

En- la cOrte de DistritO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
EDlCTO

Distrito Judicial de HumacaO, P. x.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15

Estados Unidos de America.
El Presidente de los E. U. SS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15

Criminal No. 1894.
Adu tcracion de leche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15

FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
VS..
Isabel Diaz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15

Yo, Rafael Mas y Florido. Marsha
de la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Ju
dicial de HumacaO, P. R. al pdblico,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
GROTTO TO PARADE
 BESSEMER STREETS
Local Members To Help Mem
 bership Drive

Officers and members of kamram Grotto, Mystic Order of Nieled Prophet.S with it's several uniformed units will visit the Grotto club of Bessemer FL day night in the interest of the 1O,00o membership drive and in appreciation of the work for the Grotto that the members of the Bessemer club are doing
 All the units, including the "kam- ram Peaches" will be in full uniform and on arrival at Bessemer a parade will be formed and marched through the principal thoroughfares of the Marvel city which will be roped off to be followed by a band concert, drills by the patrol and "peaches," karols by the kantors and other features of in terest.
 The trip to Bessemer will be made by automobile and all the uniformed units have been notified to report Friday night at 6 :45 o'clock at the Masonic temple Every member who owns a car is requested to bring it along to help carry the crowd. Special arrangements have been made for the transportation of the band and drum corps.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS
AT J,OEW'S BIJOU

Only two more days remain Tor pat rons and friends of Ioew's BiJou to see the double vaudeville headliner including the musical farce, 'The Great Lover, presented by a cast of eight artists, com prising Jimmy Gildea and company, as well as the operatic songsters, Juan Cardo and Agness Noll. in high class song revue, with chatter and comedy.
 An artistic conception of music, song and dance is also added by the popular musical comedy stars, Grazor and Law Ter, and more fun is provided by Arthur Lloyd, the humorous card index, and as the bill opener there are Witt and Winters, "A Pair of Aces," in daring equilbristic feats.
 Married Flirts," the Metro -Goldwyn special feature, will also be presented for the last time with Fridays three and Saturdays four performances. The brilliant players composing the cast or this picturization of the famous novel, Mrs. Paramore, include Pauline Fred erick. Conrad Nagel, Mae Busch, Huntly Gordon, Alice Hollister, Patter- son Dial and Paul Nicholson.
 Pauline Frederick, who plays the title role, was a stage star and was made a flat offer by big producing organiza- tion to star in a series of pictures.
 Conrad Nagel, was playing on the stage in New York and was induced by William Brady, the theatrical producer, to appear on the screen. He feels that he owes much in the way of gratitude to Brady and also some amount of thanks to Charles Maigne, the director, who made his first long picture con- tract possible
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
REALTY TRANSFERS

Catherine c. Wheeler to Grady W. Grocer, north 6O-feet of lots ? and 5 in block 149, according to the survey of the Elyton Land company. $6,oO0.
 Harry F. Rees to W. N. Johnson, lots 8, 9 and 10 in block so, according to the survey of the Elyton Land com pany. S26,000.
 H. M. Henderson to John W. Heidt, lots and 5 in block 245, according to the survey of the Elyton Land company. $6.SO0.
 Sam Adelson and Moseley Schuger- man to Herman IIentschel, part of block S03, according to the survey of the Elyton Land company. $5,00O.
 Stella Suther and husband 10 J. l.. Morrow and w. F. Morrow, lots l and ? in block 1. according to J. J. Whittles subdivision of Woodlawn. SS,900.
 Newton Investment company to k. !. Layton. east one-half of lot 15 in block so. according to the survey ot the Elyton Land company. $l9,OO0.
 Julius Fies to F.. c. Aimes and w. Pratt Thomas, lots 1, and 3 in block 196, according to the survey of the Brownlee Realty company. $5.700.
 Red mont Land company to Lindley c. Morton. lots and 10 in block Of Piedmont Park. $10,500.
 Albert Lee Smith and wife to Lee Real Estate and Investment company, west one half of lot II and lot 12 in block 9S, according to the survey of the Eyton Land company. S1OG,O00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
AT THE LYRIC


 The usual entertainment bill is offered for the last half of the week at the Lyric, with perhaps a bit more comedy offered than usual. Three distinct comedy acts are well balanced by a musical offering and a bicycle act, in which the Three Armstrongs have something new to offer in vaudeville cycling.
 Neil Mckinley, in his act" Fun And Then Some," is probably deserving of headline rating. Neil, in his distinc- tive manner, made a hit with his songs and stories. Mckinley has a style all his own, and his appearance at the Lyric Thursday night was greeted with enthusiasm.
 "The Gown Shop" presented by Jack Wells, Kathleen Morris, Jean LaForrest and Evelyn Wee, proves to be bargain counter of laughter, Light satire is carried on through "The Gown Shop" with the eccentricies one would expect to find in milady's fla vorte clothing establishment.
 "The Non-Skid Kidders," Tom Kerr and Edith Ensign, fail to slip up once in their skit Billed as guaranteeing 5000 smides," this team just about lives up to all promises.
 Marion Mills and Grant Kimbell fur nish the musical side of the bill, with their songs of today and yesterday.
 The three Armstrongs, on their bi- cycles, perform stunt after stunt that seems to belle the fact that such un- stable conveyances are used. This act is something out of the ordinary, and draws it's share of the applause.
 The photo attractions for the last half of the week at the Lyric are Pathe News and Topical Tips, collection of witty sayings from the newspapers of the world. with an animated cartoon or ktvo thrown in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
RADIO SALES BIG
 AS HOLIDAYS NEAR
Interstate Electric Reports In
 creased Demand

The radio department of the Inter state Electric company reports an in crease in volume of business. From every indication the business for Jan uary will greatly exceed the higher mark established for December.
 B. w. Glassman. formerly manager of the Interstate Electric company, re- signed recently and Percival Stern. president, who resides in New Orleans, is temporarily located here and will give the business his personal atten- ton. Mir. Stern is not only president of the Interstate Electric company of Alabama but is also president of the Interstate Electric company of New Orleans and of Shreveport, La. He is a firm believer in the future of Bir- mingham, and while they have a long lease on their present building, it is their intention to purchase location and build for their requirements.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
CITY EMPLOYES
 RECEIVE PRESENT
Pay Checks To Be Distributed
 Before End Of Week

All municipal officials and em- ployes, including 1900 public school teachers, will get their December pay checks several days ahead of time on account of Christmas, Commission President McLendon said Thursday.
 Comptroller Armstrong will disburse S15O,OOO in salaries before the end of the week. Besides the teachers, there are approximately 1,200 other em- ployes of the city.
 "The commission figured McLen- don said, that the people who work for the city, like everybody else, would want to join the crowds of shoppers and that their December pay would be welcomed few days ahead of time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
TELL ME WHY
 AT AUDITORIUM
Much Discussed Picture To Be Shown In Bir-
 mingham Saturday

What is this generation coming to! On what will the next be builded? A man demands chastity of the woman he married Should not she demand the same thing of him? Should we live for the present or for the future! These and many more vital questions are answered in Tell Me Why the picture dealing with questions of sex.
 Those who attend the showing of this photoplay for the purpose of see inc vulgar and sensational or to sa- tiate some thirst for curiosity will be highly astounded at the true realization of facts presented.
 No attempt is being made to sen sualizc this production by glarinG head lines and misleading titles. But be- cause of the delicate nature of this subject there will be special shows for ladies only and men only, and no one under IS admitted.
 This picture is without objectionable features but is a full and comprehen- siye treatment of a subject all should understand, treated Ill Ihost ueilcd'o manner.
 It was stated that many people that have seen this attraction in other cities where "Tell Me Why was shown, of- fered congratulations to the theater managers in presenting so delicately, the vital things of life.
 pr. Garber, well known Birmingham obsterician, will lecture to women only at Saturday matinee and Tuesday eve ming on What Every Woman Should Know" And to men only Saturday evening and Tuesday evening on w nat Every Man Should Know
 "Tell Me Why" will be made more instructive and interesting by these lectures and will bring out more for cibly the great moral lessons that the picture shows.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
YOUTH INJURED
 w MILL FIGHT
H. C. Valkins In Serious COndi-
 ton At Hospital

H. c. Valkins, IS. was in a serious condition at the Birmingham Baptist hospital Thursday with an injured back. Valkins was hurt Thursday afternoon in the Southern Steel company's shop by c. P. Poss during fight in which three men took part.
 According to Officers Cobb and Brady, who arrested Poss on charges of assault and battery, Poss and his foreman, H. c. Thurmond, had come to blows following an argument over a piece of steel work.
 valkins is alleged to have seized a hammer and started to aid the fore man. Other workmen are said to have shouted the alarm and Poss is alleged to have seized the hammer from the boy and struck him in the back with it as he attempted to run.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
Marriage Licenses

Paul Kontzer, 23; Miss Gladys Inez Chandler, IS.
 Hudson strode, 31; Miss Theresa Cory, 24.
 Rupert l.. Carnes, 24; Miss Lena Lazzelle Wallace, IS.
 Herman B. Baxley, %; Miss Mary Katherine Hinchley, P,
 @. M. Johnson, 2l; Miss Emme Stone, IS.
 Ernest Chandler, 10; Miss Evandora Salzer, 16.
 Shnduck F. Morris. 24; Miss Mamie White Willoughhy, 23.
 Layton Lee Cunningham, 23; Miss Geneva Murdock. 10.
 James Richard Holcomb, 24; Miss Leona Bell Bruch, 20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by the com mission of the City of Birmingham as provided in Section 2225 of the Code of Alabama, that it is their intention to redeem City Public Improvement Bonds Numbers, 35 to 40, both inclusive of Series STD, at the January 1st, 1925, Interest Period, by paying off the same at the Hanover National Bank in New York City, and by paying as bonus to the holders thereof a sum equal to one-half of the annual interest thereon for one year.
 By order of the Commission of the City of Birmingham, at it's meeting of December 9th, 1924.
 L. E. GRAY,
 City Clerk. Age Herald, Dec. 12, 19 and 26, 1924.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
ANNAQ. NILSSON
 STAR AT CAPITOL
Great Cast To Play In Broadway After
 Dark

In Broadway After Dark" there is one of the nearest to perfect casts that has ever been. presented in any one pie ture. Anna Q. Nillson. Adolphe Men jou, Carmel Myers. Norma Shearer, Willard Louis, Edwards Burns and others appear in the cast. This will be the feature at the Capitol for today and Saturday. The soul of Broadway IS barred in this new Warner Bros. classic the wickedness. the sham, the fascina- tions and disillusionments of this iron souled playground of the world are ln- corporated in this screen version ot the Owen Davis melodrama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
JAFFE'S BECOMING
 POPULAR CORNER
Dazzling Window Display At
 tracts Attention

One of the busiest downeNvn cor ners during the current rush of Christ mas shoppers is at Second avenue ana Nineteenth street. in front of the Jaffe .Jewelry company. Incidentally this firms dazzling window display IS at tracting considerable percentage or the holiday crowds on the inside.
 Firm members say the corner on which their store is located has long been favorite meeting place for Dir mingham folk, particularly the women Meet me at Jaffe's corner IS sen tence figuring in hundreds of appoint ments every day. they say.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
Christmas Suggestions
Florence Carols Home-Made Candy

Delicious, Pure, Wholesome. A Charming Christmas Remem- brance.
 HAGAN-DUNLAP DRUG co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
A YEARS SUBSCRIPTION


 to the only morning paper in Birmingham district will make a most appre- ciated Christmas present. More miles of leased wire than any other paper in the state. Daily and Sun- day by mail, one year, $8; six months, $4; three months, $2.55. Delivered by carrier, 20c per week. Send your subscription by mail or call Main 4900. Circulation Department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual stockholders meet ing of the Stockham Pipe & Fittings Company will be held at the office of the Company in the City of Birmingham. Ala bama on January goth. 1925. at five o'clock, D. m.
 At said meeting Directors will be elect ed and such rther business will be trans acted as may properly come before said meeting.
 This December 18th. 1924.
 DOUGLAS W. STOCKHAM.
 Secretary. Dec 1928, 1924, Jan. 2-s, 1925.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19
ALLEGED BURGLAR IMPROVES
Negro Was Shot When He Attempted
 To EsCape From Officer

Raymond Dawson, negrO, hIIegru burglar, was reported recovering at the Hillman hospital from wounds inflicted early Thursday morning by Officer w. A. little, when the negro attempted to run while being placed in the patrol wagon by the officer. The shots entered the shoulder and the hand, and are not considered serious. Dawson had been ar rested by Officers Sandefer Mcfarland and Hollums on charge of grand larceny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19

Perhaps one of those bargains in used cars in today's Age-Herald Want Ads is just what yoa have been looking for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19

GIVE HER A BICYCLE HORTON & RIDDLE
 CYCLE co. 1920 4th Ave. Main
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-19

HAJR ORNAMENTS and toilet reQui- site, in all the latest novelty effects at Mrs. Tcrrelps Marcel Shoppe, 1905h 2d Ave-