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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-09-05
THEATERS
BOSTON BLACKIE' SERIES
At WEIR THEATER

Proving itself a thriller from start
to finish, Through the Dark" Cos
mopolitan's perturbation of "The
Daughter of Mother McGinn," one of
the most popular of Jack Boyle's Sc
ries of Boston Blackie" stories, was
greeted by an enthusiastic and APP
preciative audience in it's first show
ing at the Weir theater last night.
Devotees of the silent drama who
dote on good crook pictures for their
screen fare can i'll afford to miss
this new Goldwyn-Cosmopolitan pro-
duct. The story is unravelled neat
ly and rapidly and proves engrossing
from the first flicker to the final
fade-out. Colleen Moore, who is fea-
tured, has come to the fore rapidly
in the last few months, but it is I'M
likely that she has ever appeared to
such excellent advantage as she does
in the role of Mary McGinn, daughter
of convict whose mother attempts
to shield him from the past by send
ing her to a fashionable and exclu-
sive girls school just outside of San
Francisco.
Surrounded by daughters of aris-
tocracy and wealth, Mary lives a
contented life until circumstances
lead her to assisting Boston Blackie,"
notorious crook who has just made a
daring break from San Quentin pris-
on. Mary helps the convict in his
dash back to the outside world and
as a result her fathers history is
revealed and the girl is requested to
leave the school. The manner in
which she acclimates herself, once
more in her mothers home in Fris-
cos underworld, and later causes
"Blackie" to give up his life of crime
and follow the straight path, provides
a series of thrills that probably never
have been eclipsed on the screen.
The big thrill comes when "Blackie"
sets out to do one more job before
going straight. An unexpected twist
ensues, leading to the most realistic
no-quarter fight in darkness ever
filmed. The action is located in and
around San Francisco's famed China
town and underworld and much of it
takes place under cover of darkness,
thus revealing some striking photog-
raphy.
In support of Miss Moore is an eff
cient cast, including Forrest STAN
ley in the role of Boston Blaclie."
Others are Hobart Bosworth, Mar
garet Seldom, Eddie Phillips, George
Cooper, Carmelita Geraghty, Wade
Boteler and Tom Bates. George Will
liam Hill directed from the scenario
by Frances Marion.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-09-05
JOHN HARRON WITH
DOROTHY MACKAIILL

John Harron, who plays the role of
the young husband in Frank Woods
production, what Shall l Do?" star
ring Dorothy Mackaill, is a brother
of the famous Bobby Harron, who
died in New York several years ago.
Mr.. Woods has known the Harron
boys from their childhood days, and
was the editor of many of the early
PICTURES in which Bobby Harron and
Lillian Gish appeared, under the di-
rection of D. w. Griffith.
Among the pictures in which John
has appeared are Through the Back
Door," "The Fox" "The Grim Come
dian," "Penrod," ''The Ragged Heir
|ess," "The Five Dollar Baby" "Love
in the Dark" and "Westbound Limit
ed"
He is a splendid specimen of young
American manhood, standing six
feet in his socks, and is not only a
first rate actor, but an athlete of no
mean ability, as he proves in the
fight which constitutes one of the
thrilling episodes of the picture,
when he is called upon to defend the
reputation of the girl he loves. "What
Shall Do?" will be shown at the
Weir theater Sunday.
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may suffer with dull misery in the
kidney region, sharp pains in the back
ach sours, tongue is coated, and when
the weather is bad you have rheumat-
ic twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full
of sediment, the channels often get
sore and irritated, obliging you to
seek relief two or three times during
tine night.
To help neutralize these irritating
acids, to cleanse the kidneys and flush
off the body's urinous waste, get four
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar-
macy here; take a tablespoonful In a
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CONTINUED from Page One)
that has been paid into capital and
surplus before a new bank can open
its doors for business.
'Lorimer claimed to have $780,
600 capital and surplus.
He wrote a check for that amount
on Dawes bank. The check wasn't
worth the paper it was written on,
but it was part of scheme to keep
inside the letter of the law, while
actually breaking the law to smither-
Gems.
"The state banking officials called
on Lorimer and asked to see the ST.
100000 in cash.
Its over in the Central Trust
vaults he said.
"They went over, and in the vaults
big packages of currency We're ex-
hibited, counted and verified.
"'Does this belong to the Lorimer
bank?'
eyes
$50 Lorimer's bank was started on
wind, and when it went bust 1000 de-
positors were skinned.
"For 10 years the lawyers of the
Dawes banks wiggled and twisted as
court after court decided that if it
said the money was Lorimer's it must
make good.
"By curious coincidence the Illi-
nois supreme court finally decided
against the Dawes bank and in favor
of the Lorimer depositors on the
very day that the Cleveland conven-
ton pinned it's twice spurned vice
presidential rose on the Dawes lapel.
"And Dawes says obedience to law
is the chief issue in this campaign!
mo, thanks.
eve are willing to take lessons in
morality from most anybody. We
realize that we are all poor critters
and miserable sinners, but we just
can't sit still and be lectured on the
sacredness of law by He'll and Maria
Dawes.
"P. S.-You remember it was the
Dawes family's Pure Oil Co. stock
that was so greatly fancied by Jess
Smith and Roxie Stinson and the
other boys and girls of the late
Ohio gang"
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glass of water before breakfast for
few days, and your kidneys may then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to flush and
stimulate sluggish kidneys; also to
neutralize the acids in urine so It no
longer irritates. thus often ending
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
Jure and makes a delightful efferves-
cent lithia-water drink BY all means
have your physician examine your kid
neys at least twice year.-adv
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The purpose of the red labor or
CARNATIONS in seeking unity" are
set forth in the words of MonmOus-
seau, Communist leader in France,
quoted in the Amsterdam reports as
follows:
World revolution will only become
a reality when the wide masses of
the workers range themselves under
the red flag of revolution"
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Have Kidneys
Examined By
Your Doctor
Take Salts to Wash Kidneys If Back
Pains You or Bladder
Bothers

Flush your kidneys by drinking a
quart of water each day, also take
salts occasionally, says a noted au-
thority, who tells us that too much
rich food forms acids which almost
paralyze the kidneys in their efforts
to expel it from the blood. They be-
come sluggish and weaken; then you
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JAPs COPY U. S. PLAN

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. A.
According to the Associated Press,
military reservist organizations
throughout Japan are urging the gov
eminent to adopt a national drill
day."
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REDS CONTINUE
CAMPAIGN
Continued from Page one)

The reds offer, in other words, to
meet without any preliminary con-
ditions on either side"
This Amsterdam has refused to do,
up to this time.
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BANK RECORD
SMASH DAWES
MORAL CLAIMS

Continued from Page one)
, 1924-04-28
P PROCEEDING S
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
20 ST. CIR DIX.
(Coptinucl from Satudays A0js.)

Bird Member for Christiansted Town
(Ajerunderl remarked: Mr.. Chairman.
This matter is not quite clear to me.
About I'VE years ago you, MIR. Chair
man introduced a bill in this Coun-
ell designed to exempt assurances com
panies from paying registration fees.
What want to ask the Government
Secretary is, whether this Ordinance is
M reduced tor the purpose OF eXempting
these companies from filing articles Of
corporation
Government Secretary (Z0uc). Mr..
Chairman. / regret 10 say that most of
this matter was handled by the Legal
Aide and | am not familiar with it,.
4th Member for Frederiksted Country
District (ARdersen): Mr.. Chairman.
For the sake OF the jaymen of the Coun-
ci | propose that the bill 20 to a commit
Zee OF 5 members.
LIST Member for Christiansted Country
District (JeSsea) seconded the UIember's
motion.
The Chairman put the motion to the
vote with the result that 10 members
voted for: none against.
The Chairman rem arked, The Com
mittee will be appointed after a recess.
Item 4.
Colonial Council Bill No. "a.
Fourth Council, First Session.
Introduction of and LIST discussion on
Colonial Council Bill No "a, draft of
an ordinance introduced by 2nd
, 1924-04-28
Publication.

IT ia hereby brought to public no.
j tise that q balance Of interest
amounting to Francs 331.30 will be
on hand for distribution on the 18th
day OF May, 1924, from their Ne
jesties King Christian the Ninth
and Queen L0uise's Golden We'd
ding Memorial Fund for the benefit
Of worthy INDECENT persons in St.
CroiX.
Applications, containing the re-
Quisite information and duly certi-
fed, must be forwarded to the I'M
dersigned within the 18th day Of
May, 1924.
Despatching Secretary's Office,
st. CroiX, Virgin Islands, rs April,
1924.
r. L. BARRETT,
Despatchu1g Secretary.
, 1924-04-28

man. | am in sympathy with The idea
OF everybody paying some contribution
10 the Government for service or facIli-
ties they may receive. but IS this a uni
form system ? DO vendors in the fish
and other public markets built and kept
clean by Government pay a fee
The Chairman: No.
Member Berg continuing, We'll they
should Contribute something toward the
upkeep OF the Government, We do not
know how soon the taxpayers in the
United States viii refuse 10 send money
down here to run this Government. /
think this measure should be made appli-
cable to other persons using Government
utilities
Bird Member for Christiansted Town
(ALeraHder) remarked: While ! ala IN
sympathy with the remarks Of the don
orable End Men Der f0l Christiansted
Town | cannot agree with him that any
fee should be charged for the use Of the
abattOir either in ChriStlansted or + eder-
iksteG. Ii We tel! aman who IS engaged
in butchering tlat ne must take his
animal to the abattoir and he complies
how can we turn round and charge him
d fee Tor doing SO =? If you charge a Zee
for selling fruits and vegetables in the
market, then | Will agree to charge Tor
siQughtering at the abatIDir. 1t you tell
a butcher he must Kill his animal at a
certain place he should be given me free
use Of the place where he is directed o
80. | am entitled to my opinion and will
not be biased by any one.
End Member tor Christiansted Town
(CdHegdtu) remarked: Mr.. Chairman.
The Honorable Bird Member tor Chris
tiansted Town got very impatient. In
my opinion this Council has always been
composed oil men Of different ideas. We
cannot expect every one TO have the
san opinion, We must differ at times.
What | want 10 point out is that o
slaughter house and the selling Of fish
in the market are not the same. The
meat vendor has a perfect right 10 the
market. he public market is tree. The
cases are not at all analogous.
LIST Member for Frederiksted Town
GIdckSon) remarked: MIR. Chairman. The
fee charged for Strengthening animals In
the slaughter house is 5000. There is
some sense in what the Honoraone 3rd
Member for CblI>tiausted Town has SAID
as regards free VI OF the slaughter house.
but at the same time the cost Of iiviag
has gone up and the cost Of laao-.
should go up correspondingly. | wlsa
to see the Council impose a fee which
it considers fair # it does not see It's
way to allow the SlaugLtering Of small
animals free Out ,ide Of the slaughter
IL,,1 ,, ,I,,1- ,.- 20,
, 1924-04-28

D4HF OP AN OI'LL1FA1'OD
|pTOD1d11g q Sched1tCe o. te2S T0F Use
Of SJdHghtGT ho08Gs1B ST. Cf0lG.
> --J = ~. r.I
b6 " 6h"cte" W |59 G01J,St"t
comment IN session assembled: INCL
Tbo foo now oborrod for 7leo
49, ~. Ll-9 ~ban IL
u me 0i@u8hOGI lIoU'00 9l1%il ~
Sucn as are hefeln PROVIDED ana
PAYABLE In advance before the time
If ~ineDpctiOn Of the animal:
~ Observation-Disclosures
! = 'o01i' Q ~. r ..Lol
oL cdIllG 4 10 1'-o PEI II0@"
For SIaugnLeflnB
of sheep and
GOATS O.50 " "
t. Observation-Disclosures
" 2l"N9''Ooi'6 "a &
oL L'29 .'' O'o9
4. All ices acCrulng hereunder
shall be PAYABLE at the sanitation
q free and he hv them paid into the
tE,,,;o;,,al T~,oagnv4, ooro n,ontb
iuiiAor ~ 49, ) 90 ! 49,
- Ahf9 0IullIaliCG 3ilaH IdAG
effect as soon as II ShdlI nave re-
ceiVeQ Executive sanction.
Il CANFCATA
2g5 noobg,. a.. Cbyiotjouotod
J5o,r, f. G,lb,rs5e
~ 1o3I
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rs domingo. III domingo liltimo. Tn
ambiente caldeado de traditional EMU.
siasmo revela el alma patri6tica an
cestral. Muchas mujeres. muchos hOm-
bres, mucho movimientO. a pesar de In
reinante lluvia intermitente. la yihran-
te corneta del Gallego (Jose 1riartel
que marcha 'enjamelgado', hecho todo
un jinete con visos de captain dc cosa.
cos, Sc escucha por las GALES como prem
diendo fuego en- corazones que parccen
tenerse ante la vista Y en- almas que
Sc asoman al mirar. Son los hijos del
pueblo. Los sincerOS v desinteresados
patriotas que llegan de las montafias
V los valles cercanos para unirse a los
de In localidad urbana Y estrecharse
tOdos en- fuerte abrazo ante la voz dc
Puerto Rico. aquella caravana segui
da de infantes de ambos sexos recOrre
las GALES de la poblacl6n toda y los bal.
cones Sc colman de mujeres como cCs-
tas de flores adorables.
Ell cronista pasa por entire los corri-
Hos V escuela comentarios Decidida-
mente la Alanza triunfa Y triunfa de
un modo abrumador. C6rdova Ddvila
marcha a In cabeza de un grupo que L.
sigue con fervOroso entusiasmo. rs hi.
10 de aquel pueblo una ola de amor
parece circundarle. Su faz revela com
placencia, grande complacencia.
brfos muchOs brios
Pasa Ia tarde. El fntegro patricia
honorable Jose Perez Cruz. rcprcscn.
tante a la Cdmara Legislative dirige
el movimientO y junto a su hogar So
levanta In tribuna aliancista, adornada
! de banderas simb0licas de In naci6n )
los partidOS hist0ricos.
Hay un detalle que merece todos los
honores de un parrafo aparte In su
culenta comida, mcjor dicho el ban
quote el gran banquetc con que nos oh
sequiaron en- la magnffica residencia
del patriarca del pueblo don Tomas
PradO Landron.
\ ahora el mitin. Tn mitin como po
COS. Muy patri6tico. NIuy unioniSta
Muy aliancista. Muy puertorriqueno
Ocupa la tribuna don Julio Corrca
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AEz7z- -r4r1s0.
Ell BANQUETE A HERNANDEZ
%# USERA


FL banquete que EN- honyl Gel illus,
tre portorriqueiio I.cdo. Hernandez
Usera habfa de celebrarse ell mierco-
les pr6ximo, segiin fu6 anunciado por
Ia prensa de la Capital, ha sido pos
puesto para una fecha pr6xima, debido
al luctuoso acontecimiento de la muer-
te de dona Ana Maria Hernandez de
Real, prima hermana del homenajea-
do.
Ell Lcdo. Diaz Collazo, quien tie
ne su cargo Ia organization del me-
recido homemade de admiration y SIM
patfa a Hernandez Usera, nos infor-
ma que la fecha para la que ha sido
pospuesto ell banquete Sc dar& CO.
nocer oportunamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
INFORMA CION GENERAL
DON LUIS JORDAN JR.

En- ell vapor "San Lorenzo" embar-
CO para los Estados Unidos, con objeto
de rearrdar sus estudios en- una de las
princinalps academias de Nueva York,
Ell talentoso joven don Luis Jordan Jr.,
hijo dc nuestro querido amigo, ell acre
ditado hombre de negocios don Luis
Jordan, propietario del concurridisimo
establecimiento LA CAFETERIA.
La partida del joven Jordan ha pro-
dpcido, como de costumbre, intense
desconsuelo entire sus amantisimos pa
dres, qutenes gozan en- nuestra socie-
dad de grandes simpatias.
Deseamos un felicisimo viaje Y mu.
chos progresses al dignisimo joven.
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DR.. POlancO Gonzalez

ConsuItorio excIusivamente para
intermediates de la nii1ez e in
fancia. Trastornos gastro-intes-
tinaIes. TeIefono 1910. Parada
IS de I a S p. M. LIanadas a
don1icilio s6Ia en- Santurce.
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Sc AUsrNTAN:

o11 <UFdlN 1tAN"
Para Francia partiran en- breve las
distinguidas senoritas Marcelle Bay
monde RicEard, hijas del estimable ca
ballero Mr.. Claudius Richard, manager
de coamo Spring Hotel.
Presentamos a las cultas y simpati-
cas- sefioritas el testimonio del pesar
que nos causa su partida, a las que de-
seamos felicidades por aquella hermosa
" patri6tica TERRA.
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REUMATISMO
SENORFS MEDICOS.

SENORES MEDICOS:3
Lo que hace peligroso este estado
patologico es la tendencia de atacar
ell endocardio especialmente las val
vulas que cubren los orifcios de las
cavidades cardiacas. Las formulas
''HERRADORA'' para inyecciones
intravenosas intramusculares ex-
plican la raz6n cientifica del trata
miento disolvente y eliminante con
efciente clinica,
Pidalas en- Farmacia SOLO,
Avenida Ponce de Leon, Telefono 491
Santurce
Farmacia Americana, Gale, etc.
THE SCIENTIFIC DRUG CO.,
New York City.
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14l4LN ALIANCISTA EN-
fuEaTA DE TERRA

~ pr9XiA-o iunes Sc celebrara, en- el
Barrio d. Puerta dc TERRA, en- la Para.
da 5, fronte al Cine Real, ell primer
mass -mitin de la Alianza en- dicho ba.
rrio.
Este festival politico ha sido organi.
zado por Ell candidate a Representanta
Ia Canara por ell Distrito, Lcdo. 10
Sc de J. Tizol Y en- ell mismo tomaran
parte, adenias del Senior Tizol, los 81
guientes conocidos oradores Ideres
del movir1ientc aliancista:
Don Mannel Texidor, ex.represen.
tante d ia Camara por el Distrito. POI
ell part3do republican,.
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E. RIBERA CHEVREMONT.

Don Fflix Cordova Davila, Comisio-
nado Residente.
Don jose Tous Soto, Presidente del
PaItido Republican, Puertorriquefo. v
Don Antonio R. Barcel6, Presidente de
la Union de Puerto Rico.
ss-szt
Il senor Diez de Andino, candidate
4 Alcalde ha sido invitado al mitin v
es muy probable que tome parte en- la
hermoaa fiesta del lunes.
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@~La mas preferida.
Ell PoETA ToRREGRosA

Ha ingresado en- Ell Auxilio Mutuo,
de Hato Rey, nuestro querido amigo
Ell notable poeta portorriqueho Fer
oando A. Torregrosa, quien sera So
metido dentro de POGO una deltcada
operacion quir1rgica.
Lamentamos la enfermedad que
aqueja al apreciado Intellectual y ha-
cemos fervientes votos por el buen
6xito de la operaci6n y Ell rapido res
Sab1scin:ento de Ia salud del amigo
estimadisimo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13

AIRY NJ MURTAUG:
Est1 gentil americanita, natural de
Colfax. Indiana. Sc halla entire nosotros
desempehando la escuela de Ciencias
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EvARISTo sEXTo CHEvREMoNT

Ha regresado de Puerto Plata, el
conocioo caballero e. Sexto Chevre
mont, Quien por largos amos ha resibi
do fuera del pals, recorriendo las repu
blicas 6e Centre Y Sur America.
Viene el amigo acompanado de 81
dtstinguida esposa, Ana Maria.
Es prorosito del artista, quedarse de-
finitivamente entire los suyos.
Nos alegramos con ell regreso de
amigo = quien deseamos exito en- sus
empresas.
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Don Miguel de Unamuno'
yld Religion del Quyote'

ST quseranos defnir psicologa D. Miguel Unauno
soa Erase sntetica la manera de Eugeno dOrs-
damos que Miguel Unamuno esencia 10 que mis-
ha Ianado: eel hambre de inmortaIidad."
orar osofa tagca, de tpo prascano segn hace no
tar Henrrot en- ell eIogio que e dedica
asimismo que hecho Unamuno abrazar ell 'qu-
osmo decir Ia oabaeresca reaccon contra toda nlus-
ca de vida practical maiz este 1Itmo principal
desterro del Maestro.
la psychological toda regosidad VITAL ell quotsmo ten
ga IN no @ sso Sc pHsda haa da CO.
En- ell Iibro doiente formdabe "De Sentimento Trag
de Vida formula de modo apasonante D. Miguel Una
muno esencia de metasca e Fundamental de etica
Segdn la teona de ibro la inmortaidad del alma
anheio fundamental de too verdadero hombre puede
oemostrada raconmen la exstenca de Dios
personal nortaizador de los hombes As muere ell Amor
e Ae odo 10 que esta po encma del esprtu humane La ra
estos sue1os subImes de la humanidad...
Peo ell coazon tene sus razones dera Pascal Una
muno exclama dando este senmento maxma expansions
rme otro ugar "Dios
no stse so auee ous exsa @
He aqul e sentmento tagco de Ia vida tai da
su mlsma nquietud (spnoza Pascal Anue etc. 0uereos
@ % esnos s0n en- Sc o
var esperanto de que n9estro deseo reaoe
soucon u POGO desesperada; de aqu te agco
que raz6n nfaIbe decime apoyeos en- este
excepcismo racona nuestra Illusion esperanzad po
sbe va nada sguo Acaso eazados nuestros
sehos ceto gee hay contra de estos
se puede undar metafisioa una etica
CohsehIe! Onamuno afIrma efecto, e sabdo
Ionuar poner practica noble que tene como
ema ora norma: Obremos de que hagamo dgnos
de la eternidad."
Fuesto que ell anhelo de eterndad 10 que mas honda
meme nos conneVe hagamonos dgnos de eaIizare en
los fnoentos mas exeptcismo
Ia oea ase de Senancou EN- Obernann: Isl es la ma
Ga que nos esa reserado hagamos que este sea tc
- es asi como mace en- ei espIru de Unanuno regon
cel Sulousno. Don uote Wcio de Unaniuno, heoe
consgue. ~ - 0' y
oiganlos pues, nstcanente, la inmortaI
os oce u miguel en- su vida de Don 0ujote Sancho" en-
tooos los sayo en- Que Sc aba de as proundas de
u esPtu facona (En torno al castcmo Ell espIrI cae
eano-E Cabaero de la Tste Fgura- Sobre la ectra in
rerPretacion del Quiiote, etc.) eFy .0.o -"
Don Miguel de Onamuno, fieI principles no ha tra
conaoo Jaas su Sefor D. Qujote ucho menos al Ideal
supreme de Justlcla, ell
o ITO ~ mooeo racial apaeamentos escarno de los yanoe
ses Gle los mercaderes.. - ~ J""sue-
GComo Sc explca -pregunta desconcertado Roman b.
que D. Alfonso XIII tan oguIoso al parecer del esnfr
espano maya consentdo que atropeIe en- ner
soma a y Miguel UnamunO al hombre nobemente repre
sentative de la raza imperecedera?. 'eP'e-
Ia Sespuesfa que puede da a ESQ &c In o,o h.o 4u
ecdciones de ira al estlo vbrante del poeta Annunzi
Principe de Montenevoso. P Anunzlo'
E. RlBERA CHEVREMONT
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QUININA EN- FORMA SUPERIOR
Ell efecto t6nice Y laxante del LAXA-
TWO BROM0 ,QUININA le hace SUI
perior a la Quisina ordinaria, no
afecta la cabeza. La tirma E. w. GRO
We Sc >halla en- cada cajita.
& AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
FL refugiO de los nlnOs..
(Uontlnuaci6n de Ia 6a. paE.1

ficio propio para la mas amplia insta'
laci0n del Refugio, en- union de los dos
mil mas d6lares, que con igual OBJ
jeto tiene en- ell Banco Popular la Jun
ia Auxiliar de Damas; segdn ella lo
ha hecho constar terminantemente en-
sus cuentas presentadas aver.
Manuel Fernandez JuncOs.
Presidente del Refugio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
-DEsDE CoAMo-

PARA Ell NORTE:
La gentil jovencita Josefina Pico,
parte para ell Norte y nos deja con los
pesares CONSEQUENCES. Ella es una CHI
quilla rauy simpatica y atractiva, unien
dose sus bellas prendas un alma bon
dadosa.
TambiSn parte para La Gran Urbe la
encanta dora seiiorita Victoria Santa
go, la que tambien deseamos grata
expansion durante su permanencia en-
ell Norte.
Les acompaharan en- el viaje los dis
tinguudos esposos Pic6l 7antiago, pa
dres y hermanos de las ameritadas j6-
venes.