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~trozados, inservibles, Y varias perso-
mas gravemente heridas.
LOS HERIDos

Ell caro- Chevrolet, como menos
potente que ell Cadillac, fue ell que
mas sufrio. En- ell Chevrolet, iban
varios ~continentales, y resultaron
gravemente heridos: Miss Dutler,
Clarita Source, y Mr.. Robert Grant.
I'm autom6vil que pasaba, condujo
les heridos al Hospital Municipal de
Caguas, donde fueron %atendidos por
ell DIR. Lastra, siendo su estado de
sumo cuidado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

Por espacio de dos a1os estuve pade-
ciendo de los rifiones, siendo los mas
penosos sfntomas: dolores en- la cintu-
ra y espalda, agudas punzadas en- los
r:6ones y marcos. Desesperado de su.
fir y despues de tomar infnidad de re.
medios sin resultado alguno, me dis.
ponia a dejar de curarme Y a sufrir
resignadamente mis- males, cuando CO.
mo bendicion del cielo lego a mis- ma
nos uno de sus folletitos, y me rasolvi
a tomar su maraviTIosa medicina ra-
NADIA Anticalculina Ebrey. Confieso que
con desconf1anza primero, pero con YER
dadera fe despu6s, al yer los r~esultados
obtenidos con dos pomos de A~nticalcu-
lima Ebrey. Encontrandome ahora com
pletamente curado, les manifesto mi
agradecimiento y les ~autorizo a hacer
publica esta carta para que sirva de
raodelo a los que, como yo, sufren de
los ri1ones y Sc resuolvan a tomar tan
benefica medicinal.
Noises HEREDIA,
Apartado 1880, MEXICO. D. F., Mejico.
En- 10 que respecta a intermediates
u han durado algdn tempo, y que Sc
han vuelto cr6nicas, no debe esperarse
vencerlas en- mos cuantos dias.
Los tejidos tienen que ser reconstrui.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21
ITHIER ESTA
TRISTE

En- una de las esquinas del Grand
Stand, algo pensativo nos encontra-
mos con ell lanzador que tanto hizo
moler en- otros tiempos al team que
r-epresentaba a "Los Muchachos".
IQu6 pasa? lie dijimos, a 10 que nos
contesto, que tenia deseos de estar
en- Puerto Rico, pues este dice Ell ne
grito, no me va.
Ithier, segun nos dijo, Sc fu6 por
aquello de que la question "arina'
era muy poca, y ell moreno es de los
que dice que 81 no hay "marinero" =,
ell barco no Gamma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21
DE CAMBIO
NICANoR FERNANDEZ

Reclufdo en- SUI Residential en- la
capital ha varios dfas, Sc e%ncuentra
ell joven alto empleado de la Dro-
guerra Blanco, Nicanor Fernandez,
acogido de una fuerte bronquitis.
LIE deseamos al joven amigo y
miembro de la Junta de Ofciales de
Juventud Catolica una pronta y COM
pleta mejorfa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

La Comisi6n de Servicio Publico
aprob6 una ordenanza de acuerdo con
la cual todos los chauffeurs y conduc
torres de guaguas tienen que ir uni
formados. Pero es ell case que, segun
tenemos entendido, los duefos de qua
guas de San Juan Sc amparan para
no cumplir con dicha ordenanza en-
"a excusa falsa de que no Sc consi-
guen las gorras apropiadas para com
pletar ell uniforme que la citada orde
nanza exige.
Decimos que es n excusa falsa
porque hemos visto en- las vitrinas de
ciertos establecimientos de La ciudad
las gorras de reglamento; y q pesar
dc clio los duenos de guaguas siguen
sin dar cumplimiento a 10 que Sc lie
ha ordenado por la Hon. Comision de
servicio Plblico.
No estaria demas lamar la aten-
cion de las autoridades hacia este par
ticular, va que son muchos los cobra
dores o conductores de guaguas que
no visten ell uniforme re~glamentado.
UN CURIOso.
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> Compre papel viejo
$500 0UINTAL.

Sc ALQUILA un Chalet, cons
truccion moderna, Gale Suau,
Santurce, ampIias comodidades
garage.
lnformaran: TeIefono 764, Roio.
San Juan, P. r.
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sERG1o cUEvAs zEoUIRA

A continuation reproducimos
de un periodico de Cuba ell exec
1ente artfculo con que ell ICON
de Kostia'', ilustre publicista Gu
bano, rinde homemade de simpa-
tia a nuestro insigne compatriota,
gloria de Puerto Rico, DR.. Sergio
Cuevas. zequeira. FL senior Cue
vas Zequeira, como sabe Ell pals
fue Ell candidate de Ell MUNDO
para ell cargo de Presidente de la
Universidad. Ell trabajo que re-
producimos> constituye, como Sc
vera, un alto elogio del ilustre
compadero:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

Vendemos LOS MEJoRES wolf
nes, mandoIinas, cuerdas. etc.
Ejecutamos ordenes. de cuaIquier
articuIo de m1sica.
j. M. SOLER
Carretera Nueva 1874, Parada 20
S%anturce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

A los padres de famiIia que de-
seen buen hospedaje cerca de la
Universidad para sus hiios, di-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

Mrs. L. p, Box 143, Rio Piedras
o Gale Munoz Rivera No. IS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

DON EsTEBAN RAMIREZ, DIREC
TOR DEL RAMIREZ BUSINESS
COLLEGE,, LLEGA DE Los Es-
TADOs UNIDoS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

Los DUENoS DE GUAGUAS Y LA
ULTIMA ORDENANZA DE LA CO.
MISSION DE sERvICIo PUBLICo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

Eace algun tempo que deseo es-
cribir algo de 10 mucho que pienso,
favorable, del tan grande como mo-
desto publicista del tan sabio como
POGO aclamado hombre de ciencia y
arte, de alta moralidad publica y atm
mas alta moralidad privada, que pa
so a paso, dulce y noblemente real1-
"a. civicamente, entire nosotros, II
labor de cultura que Sc aplaude en-
seguida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

Medals de Soda para Senoras,
la famOsa marca "ROcfOrd", to-
dos dolores al infimO preciO de
SI.25 par, las vende
ia Villa de Madrid
AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21
POPULAR

"El Misterio de las 6 Cartas. "
Bonita serie francesa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

pal1daS y deScolor1daS a tuerza de ma
Der servido en- los mismos ramos que
ell ''clich6'' etiquetaba, cafan a los
pies del orador que removable en- la
tribuna las glorias-hoy cast desva-
necidas entire una indiferencia crimi-
nal-de Cortina, Figueroa, Varona,
Montoro y Sanguly. Y 70 no podia ST.
quiera protestar porque cada vez que
en- c-onversaciones particulares me
quejaba de los t6picos que Sc ofrenda-
ban al ilustre tribune me ~respondian:
-"Y listed por que no hace al
go?"
Y era verdad: por que no hacia 70
algo?
Hoy 10 hago; hoy que la OCCASION
me da SUI erin, abato a los pies del
ciudadano ilustre, del artista compile
to, del orador maravilloso, del hombre
privado ejemplar, todas las banderas
dc la admiration y del respeto. Una
vida de SACRIFICES ante Ell ara de la
Belleza, de la Patria, de la Cultura,
del Arte, merece toda la pleitesia que
los hombres conceden al talento y a
la vida excepcionales.
Una prueba de SUI grandeza cast
unica? En- estos tiempos de arrivis-
mo desenfrenado, en- que Sc pide-
cuando no Sc arrebata-hasta ell. CO.
p6n--aun ell mismo San Oral, Cue
vas Zequeira ha sabido, sin solicitar
NADIA, a estocadas de talento y de
hon.bria de bien c~onquistar su puesto.
Y ante sus pasos a estas posiciones
envidiables, todos han inclinado la
frente, subyugados por esta alta for
ma de prestigio: ell respeto. Y las vir
tudes, gestos dulcemente augrstos. q.
blasonaban los altos puestos esencial-
mente educativos rodeaban de un es-
plendor ins6lito el nombre del tribu'
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
THEY CAN'T GET THE FIRE STARTED

Those Atlanta politicians who have nothing on
earth to do exceptto keep the political pot boil
ing are having hard time getting fire started
They've gathered enough kndling wood and
sought to start enough fires to literally "set the
woods onfire,' but they haven't gotten spark
yet little bit of smoke has beclouded the hori-
2on at times but this as waited awav on the
winds OF public sentiment and they had nothing
to show fr their troubles
Efforts have been made to get nearly every GA
Vorte son in the State into the pubernatorial
race, but so far the would-be political fires have
sizzled and then gone out without even warming
the pot There was the effort to get another pres
1dentlal candidate in the field against McAdoo and
Underwood, but they couldn't turn the trick. Next
came talk of an opponent to Georgia's working
Senator William ]. Harris. few trying-to-be
popular men had their names mentioned, but the
hot air shot into these booms soon cooled off and
there was nothing LETT OF them. They haven't quit
yet Not by whole pot full Their very life
depends on getting somebody out against some
body and they will keep trying until some mis-
guided aspirant for political honors Yields to their
false urgngs and yields hiipself as a sacrifice to
political greed and selfshness
Just remember to season with big shovel full
OF salt any So-salled politsal information with
may emanate from the state capital Those fell
cws live by their pickings This is political year
and they frenzied in their efforts to get out
candidate for something in order that they line
up at the States pie counter" again and gorge
themselves-Tifton Gazette
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
THE SECRET OF COMMUNITY GROWTH

The Council Bluffs, Iowa, Nonparei in comment
ing on the record growth of that city in 1923 pre-
diets greaters progress in 1924 1t cites the fact
that Council Bluffs by an almost unanimous vote
extended the franchise OF the local gas and cleo
trio company with the result that the COMPANY
now has plans completed which will require an adj
dltlonal investment of 100000 for increased SER
vice to the consumers
In discussing this expenditure, the Nonpareil
goes right to the root of prosperity in any COM
munity when it says in editorials:
What will this mean to the city? Growth and
development. This money will be spent in wages
and Tor materials. When new buildings and ad
ditiona mains and lines installed these nstr1-
ments will become assets of the city.
How many people appreciate their proprietary
interest In great many concrete property assets
winch they do not personally own, such as church.
es, auditorums, parks theatres, stores hospitals.
street railways and electric light and gas service !?
we could not use these properties more to our ad-
vantage than do if we owned them all in fee
simple
We are only casting bread upon the waters
when boost for our city We do not need to
concern ourselves about who holds title to certain
properties. All nstrumentaIites which minister
comfort service and education of our citizens are
assets of the city and its people"
/ This editorial tells the secret of community
building Encouragement of citizens to go ahead
and spend their money to furnish service neces-
sites and comforts for other citizens means pro
gress and growth, 1t means taxable assets which
proportonately tend to reduce the individual *
bill.
The picture drawn by Council Bluffs NonpareiI
IS typical of normal American development under
a government which recognizes the right of ndi
vidual growth and activity with a minimum Of
governmental interference and restraint
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
KEEP ON PROBING Senator Helm of Ala

KEEP ON PROBING-Senator Helm of Ala
bama occasionally has something to say which is
worthy of repetition beyond the halls OF Con
gress. In speaking upon the ~general subject of
oil and oil politicians the Senator said:
Senators, this should not be democratic fight
CT a republican fight it ought to be an American
fight for honesty and fidelity to public duty. 1t
makes no difference how many Dohenys may
camp in the capitol it makes no difference how
many Sincairs may come here Let who are
fighting fight on and until the victory is won,
these men exposed and this property is got
ten back for the use and benefit of the American
people"
That is just what the American people wish the
congressional investigation would do Instead of
giving names of men who are involved" in this
or that unproven manner, why are not the men
who pretty fairly we'll understood to be very
much involved sought after and brought to jus
tice?
We have heard enough to know that there is
ground for criminal prosecutions somewhere The
government is sufficiently convinced of that to
Fire IN two special counsel. But all that the public
has been fed upon in the past two weeks is a SER
les of tips and "namings" The ov with which
the names OF everybody and anybody have been
linked with the coil scandal" is natural but it is
all beside the main point 1t is all very interesting
hut it has no relation to the situation on the oil
reserves in Wyoming and California Was the
leasing wise or unwise? Was it carried out irreg-
ulary or regularly? Enough has been brought to
cast serious doubt upon the Judgment of former
Secretary DENLY and the integrity OF former Sec
ietary Fall. Is there to be a conclusion, or is
the whole thing about to peter out in peanut pol
itics?
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK


held IN the rural school houses, in most instances
well attended by the farmers of the districts, are
due to be OF much value in building up a communi-
ty interest in the country and mutual interest in
the upbuilding of the city, A visit by the business
men OF the city to neighbors of the county.
about once a month, would soon develop that de-
gree OF cooperation which would prove of great
value to both the city and country. Our country
friends realize and appreciate the fact that these
meetings are not held for the purpose of teaching
them how to farm; they know their business and
we know that they do; but in frequent meeting
with each other, otherwise than on a strictly bust
ness basis will help overcome the misunderstood
relationship which exists or should exist between
the people who produce the products and those who
market them through the various agencies existing
in every well regulated market center
MISUNDERSTANDING the underlying factors tc
the prejudice and sucpicons which exist in some
part in all OF US and by meeting and exchanging
ideas on mutual problems, that condition woult
remedy itself Then it will do us town folks lo
of good to get in direct touch with the folks on thu
farms whereby can learn to appreciate mor
the difficulties and arduous tasks that make farm
life so unattractve and arrive at a higher appre
citation of the value of the farm products and thu
importance of the industry in relation to tow
building and the relative prosperity of the entir
country. Let's make these meetings a regula
thing.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
EFT TU FLORIDA

California leads the world in exploit
tation of her resources and advantages
maybe that is not the real reason for
the experiments recently made in feed
ing oranges to undernourished child
rem but it seems like the California spir
1t to demonstrate that the value of
orange feeding for weight is greater
than that of milk feeding so generally
advocated. The demonstration was
made in two eight week periods in
Oakland. There were four groups OF
100 children under observation. One
group was given l-2 pint Of milk each
a day; one group was fed an orange
each daily; another group was given
IL pint of milk and an orange, and
still another a IA pint of orangeade
The raw orange group seemed to
make he most favorable increase.
Where there is question as to the
pureness of the milk as in large cities
and also where it is not easily procur-
ed, it is good thing to know if true
that oranges offer the same benefit for
Children'S diet,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
GEORGIA ASSOCIATION GETS BIG BOOST

B. c. Forbes Financial Writer for the Hearst
rapers who recently visited Georgia and made
personal investigation into the agricultural situa-
ton of the State, strongly endorses the Georgia
Association and its plan to upbuld the agricultur-
al industry of the State. The eyes of the entire
country are upon Georgia and hope to see her
succeed in popuating her waste farming area,
which is entirely possible thru team work between
the various civic and social organizatns which
have as their main purpose the development of
greater Georgia. AS Mr.. Forbes stated, such
broad guaged, practical fundamental far.sghted
activities are worth more than all the speeches
made by the political gentlemen at Washington
Work not talk, counts. Self help can do more
than sops or subsidies" To which manv Geor-
grams give their full endorsement.
The Georgia Association has now about sixty of
the counties of the State on its roll. "
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
THOMAS B. FIELDER IN THE LIMELIGHT

AGAIN-Georgans of twenty years ago, well
remember this astute political wire puller, who for
years represented the whiskey ring during the
sessions of the legislatures and sold anything from
q privilege to conduct a peanut stand to the crea-
ton of new counties. Fielder had perhaps the
strongest organization for the manipulation OF leg
islators that was ever permitted in state capt.
tai. Sixteen years ago he managed to get him
self elected as of the Georgia delegation to
the Baltimore convention as an Underwood dele
gate and disgraced the Georgia delegation during
the convention.
Over in South Carolina he was indicted in CON
rection with the Dispensary litigation and was
threatened with arrest if caught within the limits
of that state, by the then Governor of South Car
dina and Fielder kept out of South Carolina dur
ing the administration Of Governor Blease
Folders Georgia press agent has sent us
many Fielder stories, since his advent to New
York, but we have always refrained from using
them we knew sooner or later he'd be back at
his old game
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN

If your breath is bad and you have
spells of swimming in the head, poor
appetite, constipation and general no
account feeling, it is sign your liver is
torpid. The one really dependable rem
edy for all disorders in the liver, stomach
and bowels is Herbine. 1t acts powerfully
on the liver, strengthens digestion, puri-
fes the bowels and restores fine feeling
of energy, vim and cheerfulness. Price
Coo. Sold by
T. J. Halle & Co. adv
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
COINS ABOVE PAR

With the first step toward the strik-
ing of a memorial coin for Stone
Mountain accomplished in the unan-
imous action OF the Senate last week,
an anticipation of favorable concur
renee by the House, the officers of
the Stone Mountain Memorial Associ-
alton feel assured of the success of an
other OF their many plans for financ-
ing this great project. 1t is thought
that the value of these so cent pieces
will in consideration of their unique
design as a souvenir, be easily worth
$l.00 to those interested in possessing
them. AS 100000 are to be minted
it can be seen that the actu-l benefit
will reach large figure. wa. Il heir
circulation will be valuable in awak-
ening interest. The coin will have on
one side the central group carving to
be seen on the mountain and on the
other the bust of President Harding.
Gutzon Borglum the sculptor con-
ceived the idea and pei sonally inter
viewed each senator to favor the bill.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
MORE THAN ENOUGH

Is there music i'll womap.s face:
Anyway there was something in twelve
OF them lined up in jury box that a
bootlegging culprit could not face, tho
he had confidently made his plea of
not guilty when entering court. AS the
last woman juror was selected, he
leaped TO his feet and announced his
charge OF plea to guilty and was there
upon assessed the fine of $500 without
trial
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
@z1W
SPOTLIGHTS
ON
PEOPLE =
THE FOURTH ESTATE

THE FOURTH ESTATE
Aud literal estate for them in Flor
ada is the announcement of Chas. D.
| HsineS of Altamonte Springs who is
donating property worth $4,000 and
$4,000 in cash for the establishment
, OF home for aged newspaper men
and school of journalism included
IN the property is 20 acre orange
bearing grove. club house and thea
tire and when sufficient other funds is
donated to place the home and school
IN operation, Mr.. Haines will give an
additional so acres of orange grove
which will yield in all an income of
$4,000. This gift will be formally
made at the Florida State Press meet
ing IN April and is given without any
strings; as testimonial of the donor
to his faith in the unfailing and I'M
selfish service rendered the public by
newspaper men to the exclusion of
their own financial advancement Mr..
t1aines has himself owned three dailv
and eight weekly newspapers during
his career and knows whereof he
speaks. 1t is likely his fortune came
TO him from other sources than the
| newspaper business.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
A WORLD LANGUAGE-A great

phone system, making necessary to all nations the
use oil common language, common under
standing of language, will some day Join all the
people of the earth into common brotherhood
Such is the logical conclusion of John 7 Cartv.
vice-presdent of the American Telephone and Tel
egraph Co.
The ultimate system of providing the commune
icaton of the world will consist of both wire and
radio, each suppanting the other in proportion to
its capabilities, for each has its limitations. he
says Thus science and industry will ultimately
annul war and bring about an of peace and
good will"