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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21
Fl Inspector del Pool sOmete a
Ia consideration de Ia Porto
Rico Racing Corporation una
nueva serie de regIas que 60
bernafdn el Pool, tendencies a
evitdr pOsibles fraudeS
Antes que NADIA prOpOne que debaa
adOptarse eI anterior sistema de prOgra-
mas OfiCiaIes con las CaHeras en- eI
Orden que habran de IIeyarse a efeCtO

A una suggestion hecha por La Co
mission Hfpica Insular. Ell Inspector
del Pool, Sr. Pedro Juan Barbosa So
meti6 la Porto Rico Racing Corpo-
ration. en- una reunion celebrada an,
teanoche, una nueva serie de reglas
que regiran en- adelante en- el
Pool del Quintana Racing Park,
con las cuales Sc trata de eliminar
por complete la posibilidad de fraudes
terminar con Ell sistema de progra-
mas confusos que han estado EN- boga
durante las dltimas semanas y no So
lamente han resultado POGO satisfacto.
rios para Ell pdblico sino que han dis
minnido considerablemente ell tiempo
para registrar cuadros entire las carre-
ras, hasta Ell punto de que han esca-
seado las entradas al pool. afectando
materialmente las ganancias de la Cor.
poraci6n.
Despu6s de que los miembros del
directorio de la Corporation hayan te-
nido tempo sufciente para discutir v
estud!ar las sugestiones del Inspector
del Pool-y 81 Sc llega una conclu-
sion deinitiva-sl resultado sera So
metido en- un informe la Comisi6n
Hipica Insular para su aprobaci6n.
La comisi6n, d.sponiendo ell orden
de las carreras mediante unas bolas
pumeradas que Sc sacan de una bote-
la antes de cada carrera. pens6 ELI
minar los 'saguantes'' de caballos que
en- una epoca Sc hicieron tan comunes
hasta promover un escandalo; por
10 menos, segin Sc alegaba, lego
convertirse en- una practica comin.,
Ell plan adoptado no ha tenido otros
resultados que provocar serias confu.
stones en- Ell pool y en- la banca. en-
general no ha tenido otros resultados
practicos. 81 ha logrado acabar CON
los "aguantes" realmente ell publico
no Sc ha favorecido.
Cast todo Ell publico exige un pro-
grama flo, como antes de adoptarse
Ell sistema hoy en- practica. General
mente todo Ell mundo desea tener sus
apuestas va preparadas antes de ir al
hipodromo, y no tener que decidirse
por uno u otro caballo dentro de cinco
diez minutes antes de cada carrera :.
Ell Inspector del Pool propone, an
tes que NADIA, que Sc adopte nuevamen-
te el programa Official, en- Ell cual es-
tan inclufdas las carreras en- Ell mismo
orden en- que habran de llevarse efec-
to, con los nombres de Loo duefios de
caballos, los jockeys y ell peso.
Los tickets del pool en- los cuales Sc
han Dorado tachado alginos NOM
bres de caballos seran admitidos. con
la condici6n de que, en- case de que La
copia en- papel carbon no sea id6ntica
por todos respectos al original, Ell e.
cket legal y Waldo sera ell original.
Los nombres de los caballos debe.
ran aparecer en- los tickets cuadros
en- Ell orden de las carreras anuncia-
das en- Ell programa Official. Cualquier
ticket en- que aparezcan dos caballos
de una misma carrera bajo diferentes
encabezamientos de carreras seran con
siderable nulo y sin valor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21
UN NAL CICLIsTA

Mientras William Rodriguez, mon
taba una bicicleta de pedal en- la pa
rada IL de la Avenida Ponce de
Leon, Acknowledgements sufri6 una caf-
da recibiendo varias contusiones de
las que fue curado en- la Sala de So
sorros pasando luego su residencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21

No es fecha la de mafiana q. debe con
memorar exclusivamente la gran Re-
p1blica de los Estados Unidos; fecha
es, esta del natalicio de George Wash
ington, digna de ser celebrada por
todos los pueblos de la TERRA, y de
I'm modo hnuy especial, por los que en-
nuestra America viven la vida de la
libertad de la denocracia.
Hombre sin annbicion, acudio al la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21
UNA cIUDAD NAPoIITANA

Apenas dan las once de la noche.
comienzan descender desde los balco-
mes, desde las. azoteas, aerolitos fam
t4sticos. Atraviesan la atm6sfera con
una velocidad de proyectil, y van a
estrellarse en- Ell pavimento. Alguna
vez, uno de esos aerolitos ha caido
dentro dc un. autom6vil, sobre la ca
beza inocente de un peat6n, avisa-
da del case la policia, 6sta no ha po-
dido saber desde que piso ha caido e.
ins6lito b6lido.
Esos paQuetes, cuando caen al sue
10, Sc rompen y Sc esparce toda Ia
basura que contienen. Entonces, los pc
rios, Sc dedican con tranquilidad v
efcacia hurgar en- los desperdicios,
organizandose un festin callejero. que
tiene POGO de artistico y mucho de in
civilisaci6n. Los canes. que entire nos
otrcs constituyen una playa POGO Dig
ma, dejan las riias convertidas en- YER
daderos muladares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21
LOS BANCOS ESTARAN
CERRADOS MANANA

Mafana, con motive del natalicio
del gran patricia americana Jorge
Washington permaneceran cerrados
los Bancos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21

Sc preocupan de NADIA de este y nj We
Ian por la salud pdblica, por Ell ornate
capitalino y por la conservation del
estado de lmpieza de las Gales, obli-
gaciones respectivas de cada uno de
estos departamentos, tan costosos CO.
mo in1tiles. Los touristas que arriban
Ia ciudad, cuando quieren yer la ciu
dad de noche, y Sc lanzan a recorrer
las Gales, Sc encuentran con Ell mara
villoso espectaculo insospechado de
nuestro servicio de limpieza de Gales
recogida de las basuras. Nunac Sc
pudieron imaginar tanta originalidad
en- los procedimientos como los que
nos gastamos.
Hay una gran mayoria del vecinda-
rio que sufre estas consequences. de
las que no tiene culpa. Y un grupo
rumeroso de estos, Sc ha quejado re-
petidamente, del sistema implantado
para ese servicio deficiente ANTIGUA
do
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21
Ell MATERIAL RoDANTE

En- cuanto al material rodante que
ntiliza obras P1blicas para la recogi-
da de las basuras, es escaso, viejo Q
insuficiente. Algunos carros medic des-
baratados, que no alcanzan para el
servicio, Sc usan actualmente Y algu-
nos carretones con mulas NAL alimen-
tadas, que Sc caen de debilidad, tiran
de sus vehiculos hacienda un esfuerzo
sobrehumano.
Estos carros no Sestan cerrados her
m6ticamente nj mucho menos. Y Sc We,
cuando va los vehfculos han recorrido
cierto sector de la ciudad, que sobre-
sale sobre Ell nivel del caro- un YER
dadero Himalaya de inmundicias que
cayendo 10 largo de todo ell trayec-
to que recorre, va dejando un rastro de
lamentable elocuencia pestffera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21
Gracias,
(firmado) Geo. w. LEWIS,
Jefe de Policfa Insular.
Febrero 16, 1924.

FeDfero 10, 1919.
COPIA repetuosamente referida, a
Comandantes de Puesto, Ofciales y
miembros del Departamento en- gene
raj del Distrito, para su informa-
cion estricto cumplimiento, exhor-
tandoles al fiel cumplimiento de sus
deberes para hacer cumplir todas las
leyes.
Los ofciales encargados del trafico
deberan tener una copia de esta~ cir
cular, Y advierta a la fuerza en- ge-
neral, que no perdonare falta algu-
ma de atencion al servicio.
F. BLANCO.
Jefe Distrito, Policia Insular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21
Los "cAJoNEs, EN- LA AcERA

Existe una disposition exigiendo
que cada vecino Sc provea de un re-
cipiente metahco para depositar en- 81
las basuras. Estos recipientes, perfec-
tamente cubiertos, impiden que los
lnalos olores de las comidas en- des-
composition pueblen el aire de perfu-
mes POGO gratos y hagan insoportable
ef paso por las Gales.
Indudablemente la disposition es sa
bia, justa y sanitaria. Pero tiene un
NAL: que no Sc cumple. FL vecindario.
Ia Quien aprovechados cacos roban
los recipientes metalcos--, ha prefe-
rido usar los democraticos ''cajones'' :
que regala el bodeguero de la esquina,
para evitarse gastos Y hasta las moles-
tias de limpiar cada ciertos dias esos
envases. Los ''cajones'', cuando han
sido usados durante aigun tempo, son
lanzados la Gale con basura v todo
So sustituyen al dia siguiente por
otros nuevos.
ET. GR0TESn0 rSprcT A rYrr.o
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21

namno de la pat Washington nostalgia de la
cesiaba lego
deber
hasta hacienda ocasnes del
fuerzo penoso FL cono de sacrfcos deve
pada al o de la de la agerar
cuando consumada la hberacon dadanos haca
10 eon Ia prime Nacido gobernar
magisratura de So pals, ntio tcontnua
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21

Ell GRoTEsco EsPECTAcULo
Como es natural, las autoridades no
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21

fl COrOneI Lewis haCe una Sc
vera admOniCi6n a los POECias
que 'pOr no querer If a los
IribunaIes 0 pOr no perder dos
minutes eSCfibiendo On infOrme
de yeinte paIabras" tOIeran que
Sc vOle Ia Ley de AUTOMOBILES
tsOS funGOnariOS- -agrega-- --demuestran
ser muy perezOSOs Y demasiadO inlti-
les para ser miembrOS del CuerpO de
Ia POliCia
Fl Coronel de la Policfa, Mr.. Lewis,
ha dictado la siguiente circular:
P0LICIA INSULAR DE P. R.
CUARTEL GENERAL
MEMORANDUM PARA Ell JEFE
DE INFORMATION Y JEFE DE
DISTRITO DE SAN. JUAN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21

En- las ocasiones en- que ell suscri-
biente ha viajado de San Juan a
Santurce, o vice versa, numerosas
violaciones de la Ley de AUTOMOBILES
Y Ordenanzas Municipales lie han he
cho detener su caro- adoptar aque-
Has medidas que pudieran tener un
efecto corrective sobre los chauffeurs
autores de tales transgreciones de
ley. En- muchas ocasiones he visto
cometer esas violaciones en- los mis-
mos ojos de policfas Y detectives de
este Departamento.
Ahora, antes que ir mas adelante,
no Sc crea que esta acusacion va di-
rigida aquellos policfas v. detecti-
yes que cumplen con sus deberes CO.
rrectamente; va dirigida aquellos
que por no desear ir las Cortes
por no perder dos minutes escri-
biendo un informe de veinte pala-
bras, basado en- ell cual ell suscri-
biente pueda tomar accion, demues-
tran ser muy perezosos demasiado
'buenos' generalmente demasiado
in1tiles para ser miembros de este
Departamento, Y yo deseo que Sc
formulen cargos contra cualquier po-
licia detective, cualquier otro
miembro de este Departamento, que
haya presenciado 0 presencie una de
tales violaciones de la Ley de Auto
movies de cualquiera otra Ley y
no 10 haya reportado al Jefe de Dis
trito al que suscribe este memo
! randum.
81 un niembro del Departamento
no tiene nj orgullo nj la mas ligera
idea de sus deberes, nj ambicion,
debe dejar de ser en- ell acto MEM
bro del Departamento. Ansiosamen-
te deseo que I'd. Y todos los demas
miembros que operan bajo su mando,
al tener conocimiento de estos casos,
10 hagan saber al que suscribe sin
perdida de tempo.
Gracias,
(firmado) Geo. w. LEWIS,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21

Hombre sin annbicion, acudio al la,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
MAN FOUND DEAD| IN TRAIN YARDS
 AT MONTGOMERY.
Floyd V. Aliens Man. gled Body Discovered
 By Employe
(State Capital Bureau)

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. a. Floyd V. Allen of Maiden, Mass, was killed by a train in a railroad yard here, some time early this morning or last night. Details as to his death were not available, the body being found crushed and severed in two pieces by a section foreman Saturday morning. Papers on the body showed his address to be 35 Wyoming street, Maiden, Mass. Coroner Diffly stated that he also identified the victim as an ex service man and he appeared to be about 27 years of age.
 Telegrams were sent to his address in Massachusetts, and in response ot a reply, the remain will be shipped to Maiden Sunday.
 Attend Barbecue-Gov. W. W. Brandon and several other state of- fieials attended a barbecue today at Richburg, Coffee county. Clifford Boyd was host at the barbecue.
 Association To Meet~-The Mont gomery County Sunday School associa- tion will meet in convention at Ramer Sunday, August 8. Developing the foufsquare life" is the convention theme. Tom Ellzey, superintendent of the Alabama Sunday School associa- tion, is on the program. Basket dinner will be served on the grounds.
 Bees Coming South-Eight carloads of bees will be moved this fall from Ohio to Alabama by Dr. Earnest Kohn, apiarist of Grove Hill, Ohio, ac- eording to information today from the state department of agriculture. Dr. Kohn, after looking over a number of prospects in various states decided upon location in Greene county, near Bo- igee.
 The Ohio bee man will move 800 colonies of bees from Ohio, and it will take at least eight freight cars to move the bees from their northern home to Alabama. Dr. Kohn will engage in the raising of bees and queens for shipment north, which has already been proven a profitable en- terprise. Apiarists of northern states depend upon the southern producers to furnish bees to replenish their winter worn colonies each spring.
 T have been treated better in Ala bama and been given more chances to pick a good location than in any state which have visited" Dr. Kohn stated. T am glad to settle in this coming bee state" T. Atchison, state apiary inspector, had an active part in getting the prominent Ohio bee man to select Alabama for his future operations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
s. R. o. M 10000 YEARS
 PROFESSOR AYERS
U. S. Population Soon To Ex. ceed China's, Says Fairchild

WILLIANISTOWN, Mass, Aug. D. There won't be standing room in the United States ten thousand years from now, if the present rate of increase in the population continues, said Professor Henry Fairchild, of New York Univer- sity, in opening a roundtable conference on population and related problems at the institute of polytech today.
 This sounded rather remote to some of the institute members and when he was asked to bring the situation it- tie nearer home he chopped off few thousand years. By the end of this cen tury, he explained, at the rate of in crease. in the years immediately pre- ceding the World war, this country would have one-third again more people than China has now, with One-fourth less land. By the middle of the next century the population of the United States would equal that of the whole world today.
 At a round table discussion of China, John V. MacMurray, of the state de. partment, said that China's difficulties in international affairs were due to the fact that the country never had devel- oped positive system of law or an ar- ticulated system of government.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
FATALLY INJURED
 FIGHTING SHIP FIRE
One Fireman To Die, Dozen
 Overcome At Alexandria

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. D. George W. Whalen, 17-year-old member of the Alexanderia fire department, was probably fatally injured and dozen other firemen were overcome by smoke early today when flames swept three veteran cargo carriers of the World war at the docks of the Western Marine and Salvage company here.
 Fourteen wooden vessels. all doomed to be sold for junk, were threatened by the blaze for several hours.
 Whalen was on the bridge of the Bellbrook, where the fire started, and fell 100 feet, head first. through a hatch into the burning hold of the ship.
 Hospital physicians said his back was broken and his skull fractured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03

SS9.95 for slightly imperfect Sanford Beau vais Administers $55 if perfect. $S7.5O for slightly imperfect Fervak Ak ministers; $48 if perfect.
 $27.5O for Smith Ardsley Administers. $s4.5o for Smith Carlton Administers. $19.95 for Smith Manor tapestry Brussels. $I4.95 for Smith Hudson tapestry Brussels. $Ss95 for Smith Palisade Velvets. $e950 for Smith Alpine Administers. $1O0 for $150 Hartford-Saxonys.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
NepO high-croVned hats in August HarperS
 Bdt3dr

At last fashion has decided upon at least one new type of hat to replace the cloche. It's a felt hat, very high as to crown, very narrow as to brim. And just about as smart as a hat can be.
 Also in the August Harper's Bazar are shown the new ac- cessories - jewels, scarfs, bracelets, bags-that are so important in giving just the right note to a costume.
 Also the latest variations of the shingle or bob.
 And in this issue begins an unconventional novel of modern society by Anne Parrish, who is herself a prominent member of mod ern society.
 Charge customers may sim ply telephone and have liar per's Bazar delivered and charged. soc a copy.
 Book StOre-Main floor
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Bracelets aS 1Uorn by PdriS-.. and Ne1U York

,Circuiting the upper and. lower arm with exquisite colors, sparkling with fine quality rhinestone in topaz, jade, sapphire blue, ruby red, rock red, poudre blue colorings, as well as crystal clear stones.
 $2.98 for many, $4.9S for others-all fashion-right.
 --Matn floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
MILITARY HONORS
 SET FOR INBRTE
Cruiser Trenton To Conduct Vice COnsul's Body Home

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-The body of Vice Consul Robert W. Imbrie, killed by a native mob at Teheran, Per sia, will be brought to the United States by the cruiser Trenton with appropriate military honors.
 The arrangements were made by the state department after the Persian gov ernment had agreed to pay all ex- penses of the voyage of the American war vessel from that country to Wash ington. The Trenton now is at Ma ples and will proceed to Bushire, Per sian gulf. in time to arrive August 26.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
s. FRED JOHNSON
 MAY ASSIST DAVIS
Appointed Assistant Attorney
 General, Says Report
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug. 2.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Aug. 2.-J. Fred Johnson, prominent attorney of Florence, has been appointed assistant attorney general, according to a report received here today. Attorney General Harwell G. Davis was out of the city and in his absence the report could not be confirmed. The report stated that Mir. Johnson has been rendered and had accepted the position.
 Mir. Johnson is state commander of the American Legion and one of the leading attorneys of Florence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03

Good taste and good judgment show to pronounced advantage in the selection of Oriental rugs. All ours ($lOO,OOO worth) wear lower prices during the Twice-a- Year Sale. r,,, o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
HONOR JOE WHEELER

TUSCUMBIA. Ala, Aug. 2.-(Spe- cial. )LCamp w.. A. Johnson, United Confederate veterans met Saturday morning and passed resolutions peti-
 tioning that the name of General Joe Wheeler be one of the five from Ala bama to be carved on the Confederate monument at Stone Mountain, Ga. Mir.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03

ALL our fine Wiltons, including even WHITEHALL dropped patterns, go at this extremely low price during the Twice-a- Year event.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
superiority, we believe.

Easy Club Plan helps you pay for this ecOnomical-in-the-long-run refrigerator as you save in ice bills, food bills, doc tor bills.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
IOVEMAN JOSEPH 5IOEB

ReaL hdnd-nldde
 cluny laces Exquisitely dainty, crispy, fresh and new! Edges and insertions to match in most desirable widths-only s5c a yard.
 VdI. IaceS $l.IO dozen yds. Round thread and French Val; white, cream or ecru; dainty edges.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03

Prices have ranged SIPS, $15o and even higher
 Patterns include about everything that's de- sirable and good. A Twice-a- Year offer, in= deed, at $109 eachl e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
TubbabIe broadcLOth
 $1.98

64 W4OC 40AASO OA SAS@4@A shades, stripes and checks, 32-inch, all FAST . COLOR and warranted to behave perfectly in and after the tub.
 Marinette, $2.98 A softly woven crepe that is yet firm and heavy enough to fash ion frocks most grace fully and give plenty of service, all colors, 40- inch, $2.98. t
 New crepes, $2.39 Satin and flat crepe weaves in a large range of colors, 40-inch, quite unusual at $2.39.
 Radiurn, $1.69 A full complement of colors in this admira- ble yard-wide tub silk for undies and wash frocks Second floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
Take aIong Q bOOk---

O OOOk--- and if you're at a loss, which, here's our list of best sellers for July: So Big, Edna Ferber, $s. Golden Cocoon, Ruth Cross, $2.
 Recompense, sequel to Si- mon Called Peter, Robert Keable, $2. Bardelys the Magnificent, Rafael Sabatini, S2. Pandora La Croix, Gene Wright, $2. The Test of Donald Norton, Robert E. Pinkerton, $2. White Light Nights, o. o. Mcintyre, $2. The Green Bay Tree, Louis Bromfield, $2, We pay postage. Most publishers do not.
 Book stOre-Main floor
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''Bohn'' is to refrigerators
 what ''sterling'' is to silver

No home-maker questions the real value and economy of sterling ware-no home maker who knows questions the superior ity of Bohn Syphon refrigerators. Care fully compare the various makes of re-
 frigerators in order to avoid any future regrets. Of course, look into the Bohn Syphon thoroughly. Such an investiga- ton cannot belp but convince you of B9hn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
9rI2's at---

s65 for made-to-order Wilton velvet carpets. $95 for $126 seamless Artisan WiltOns. $65 for $s5 Bigelow Kirmanshahs. $75 for Persian-patterned Wiltons. for made-to-order French Wiltons.
 Other sizes in most of these quail ities at similar savinga now
 Third fl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
OSTRICH in gIo,0iing
 shades

Exquisitely soft and delicata shades of pink, rose, yellows green, orchid, blue. White, too. And two-toned effects deservedly popular. Ostrich is the new vogue for scarfs, evening wraps and costumes Satisfying selec- tion at 95c a yard and up- ward.
 -Main fIOor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
Bombay, Piccadilly, Bel gique--new shades in
 chiffon silk stockings

Honestly you ought to see these lovely stockings. They're clear as veL full-fashioned, and quality shows in every thread.
 Bombay Piccadily, Begique, light fawn, Piping Rock, blush French nude silver gold, gunmeta moonlight, black white-that's idea of the range of tones Two fashionable ful-fashioned numbers, both with sandal foot at $1.S5 and $S.50 the pair
 Main floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03

Striped madras, 39c The desired and desirable sort for shirts, 32-inch, with highly mer- cerized stripes, guaranteed color fast.
 Knicker khaki, 39c A good quality for looks and wear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
Do you picnic?

motor lunch kit complete with everything, adds enjoyment and removes drudgery. Sent anywhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03

LInsman, Iossvh a LssI--------1ls..s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-19
81 Editor de s'Tlle Times Herald /"
Bradley 3. Isogue, en- un magniico
articulo, hace una reseTa dc su re.
ciente vista nuestra isla.

s San Juan, "donde siempre, es Ju-
Mo-, fue el tltimo sitio de terra firme
yisitado por los periodistas antes dc
marchar hacia el norte, camino del ho-
gar. La Ultima, pero no la nienos impor-
tante de las excursiones, nj la menos
deliciosa. Los periodistas Sc encontra-
ron con que San Juan era una ciudad
acknowledgements bella, acariciada por
deliciosas brisas, que nos hacian recor-
dar que estabamos en- Ell tr6pico, bri-
sas vigorizantes, aunque no era menos
la deliciosa hospitalidad que hubiercn
de brindarnos La suiza de Am6ri-
ca asi hubo de llamarla Teodoro Ro
osevelt en- una OCCASION, titnlo que en-
realidad Sc merece por sus paisaies
maravillosos, su mar azul, pqrpura y
verde, Y sus suaves montaiias cubiertas
por una vegetacion esmeraldina, que
parece como 81 Sc miraran graciosamen-
tie en- las azules aguas del oceano.