davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Worth Remembering.

When changing a right tire to the
left side OF the car the former inner
side should be the outside in it's new
the tire can run in the same direc-
tfon, feature which is claimed to
prolong its life. AS the inner side of
the tire will invariably be dirty this
should be simple way to keep the
directions in mind. Also a gentle re-
minder to clean the tire and rim when
mounted in their new position.
Evening star., 1924-05-04

came in here and arranged for a time
to have the work done, having pre-
viously arranged with the radiator
man hereabouts so that when / have
taken the radiator off there wouldn't
be any delays. Blank arranged with
me to have the pump repacked and
some other front end things attended
to. The point Is that before he came
his dealer the necessary parts.
An owner can help along the re-
pair work more ways than he knows.
II he's in doubt the repairer can tell
him.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Next Best Thing.

Fresh rust on the bumpers can be
removed without the aid of nickel
polish If the latter isn't handy when
the car has been brought in at night
Dampen the end of rag and rub the
parts affected. Then dry. Sometimes
a little moisture on the bumper. IL
the car Is brought from the cold into
a heated garage, will answer the pur-
pose OF q temporary cleanser IL rub
bed with a dry rag
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Naught But the Truth.

'The automobile leads to a fuller
from inspired article
on the advantages Of owning a buzz
wagon.
Intoxicated driver sentenced to ten
days in Jail. Loses license."-Quota-
tion from fact story in the morning
paper to prove it.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
True Night Hawks.

In the N. A. c. c. investigation as
to how 1000 motorists use their cars
1t developed that an average of 63
per oent used their machines for
night driving. This was the highest
percentage of any one single use to
which these cars were put. What Is
night life without a car?
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Deft Traffic Threading.

Driving a car through traffic may
be likened to the playing of game.
and, like all sports or games of skill,
is an excellent mental stimulant and
developer.
This confidence develops from view
ing ones driving as game. The
motorist loses his fear of congestion
in his eagerness to demonstrate his
skill
One trial will satisfy, to paraphrase
Evening star., 1924-05-04
MUCK IN CRANKCASE.

When the crankcase is down be sure
to clean out the muck chat has accu-
mulated at the bottom. This is
caused by dirt being sucked through
the breather tube.
Evening star., 1924-05-04

Five states are now in the million
registration class, according to the
Ftrestone news service. These are
vsnia and Illinois.
Evening star., 1924-05-04

been quite an unnecessary tax on
dealers as well as those who paid
the ultimate bill.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Wouldn't He Gasp.

r Picture the state of mind OF the
e motorist of fifteen years ago had It
Evening star., 1924-05-04
The Sunday Motorist
An Abridged Magazine for Car Owners.
EDITED BY WILLIAM ULLMAN.

Hubby's toughest job these days In
to set the wheel away from wiley.
How hero worship has slumped since
woman took TO driving!
Evening star., 1924-05-04

One trial will satisfy, to paraphrase
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25
PASTOR DECLARES ANGELS
VISITED WIFE,s DEATHREp

HARRISBURG. July 2S.- The days
of miracles are not past, according
TO the Rev. o. r.. Diller, United
Brethen clergyman near Getkysburg,
who declared his positive belief in
the presence OF angels at the death.
bed Of his wife.
In describing the appearance Of
the angels. the aged minister said:
'.All Of q sudden there came 40
inexpressible power over me and +
was impelIed to cry out at the top
Of my voice, 'HalIelujah, the angels
ara hereg turned from my wtfe's
bedside and went downstairs prais-
ing the Lord. gave the angels
good.by and thanked God for an
gwering my prayer"
The Rev. DR.. DilIer said he has
never permitted superstition to EN-
ter into his religious beliefs or life
and that the appearance Of the an.
gels was q direct anawer to his
prayer. as his wife, who was eighty
seven years old, had asked him how
she was TO set to Heaven.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25
CORRECTION.
ORTGTN on THE BoLsHEY1KI
DETECTIVES GET BRIDE
or GYPSY CHIEFS SON

NEW YORK, July 1.-TWO de-
tectives invaded gypsy camp in a
wood ct Pelham Bay Park ana told
Peter Stokes. king Of the camp. he
would have to give up his new
daughter-in-law. Annie Butch, four.
teen, who was married BY gypsy
rites several months ago to Steve
Stokes, heir apparent to the crown.
Armies father. Ephraim Butch, 4
garage owner Of Salem. Mass, ac-
compal1ied the detectives to claim
his daughter.
CHIEF Stokes contended he had
bought Annie from her father for
$500 as q bride for his son, but
the detectives refused to recognize
this orthodox gypsy custom, as
neither Chief Stokes nor his son.
could produce the conventional
American marriage certificate to
show that Annie and Steve were
legally married. Butch said he
wanted his daughter back because
she was Unhappy with the tribe.
i
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25

Eli anyway. perhaps it's
4 good thing that Iseay
GOdiva didn't have hers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25
.JIlIGLES AND
.JABS

M n ELL, anyway. perhaps it's
good thing that ley
Godiva didn't have hers
bObbed.
Al lot Of folks have come 10
believe that Easy street u no
where near Wall street
The trouble with autos Is thar
some Of them won't 60 at all ana
q lot Of them so much too fast.
PRETTY PESTS.
The flapp4r who priclSa her
Finger with q pin and makes as
much noise about II as the de-
partnnent answering three-aIarEn
fire.
The dame who thinks that
every man. who looks at her Is 8
aheik and should be arrested.
The skirt who spends most 81
her time while In the street car
"a gazing AZ. her new sandals and
becomes, Indignant e any mart
person takes q look.
The frau who cseans house so
thoroughly that she can't reKnen.
Der where she put anything after
she gets through.
Al successful husband Is one
who doesn't have To tell where he
goes nights.
The average married MAJ
knows Just what he Is going to
do after the wife has made up
her mind as to what he is going
70 do.
CORRECTION.
We take the liberty OF correct
ing the following account OF
wedding, which appeared In an
upstate paper: Mr.. Sapp, at the
close Of the ceremony, said: Il
take this woman for my awful
wife, e
ORIGIN OF THE BOI.SHEVIKI.
There was q young man in 81
IBERIA
whose life got drearier and
drearier,
So to tighten the strife
He hunted q wife,
But now he feels blearier and
blearier!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25
FAT WOMAN
TELLS WHAT SHE
DID to- REDUCE
Use Dr. FnIf,s Gnan

For several years / weighed between
l9B and 1876 pounds, and was dAiiy nut
ting on flesh. although tried every re-
gucingA pill cream and remedy advertised
would probably weigh 800 pounds to-
day II T had not been Fortunate enourh
g meet . French woman, who gave me
with 4 IoSt e Se po HaS s0T IN 70 sst thin
short time and greatly Improved nv
health am glad to have the oppor-
UNITY g make iu,p public the simple. easy
burdened with ugly rolls Of tat, suffer
from high blood pressure ana dizziness
you can almost Immediately be relieved
by doing just what did and at the
same time make yourself look ten years
DiaEcr1oNg 70 GET THIN
grina and use It as per directions AT
the same time get some Of DIR. Folt's.
Soap Imost druggists have II or can
Laboratories. New York City,. MAKE 4
good 1ather with this soap, apply ID
night and morning on special parts you
want 70 reduce, such as double chins,
few minutes, then wash Oft. This French
beauty secret is extensively used in
Paris and New York by fashionable
women ana actresses and has been
found remaFlEable to safely reduce n 4
very short time. It does not leave any
w!rink!ss oE fIab6y tissues, and Of course
and Il win not be long before you viii
see q complete change in your figure.
know Of many men and women who, In
the very first week, have lost from s
20 s inches in measurement and several
pounds in weight with Sangrina and Or.
F0It's Soap combined. 1t Is the easiest,
safest and most economical way 70 re-
duce. After you have attained desired
tinue with SanKrina but keep q box or
DR.. Folt's Soap handy. Use Il regularly
once or twice q week, and even IL you
eat more than you should, you will not
see are fat get ON your figure. on sale
~ Peoples Drug Stores.
DIR. FOLT'S
SOAP
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25
SPEECHES YOU
| NEVER HEAR
By Nat n. DOrf1aan.

kkAYo. dear. ! cannot accept
this rims. ! know ne
our weddinS annIver.
sary, but IN Ice cream soda Is
that counts much more snan the
Madam. I must bo frank with
you. Even though this q
beauty parIOr, we cannot make
you 6eautifui You have : To-
that only q mother could love.
e my customers get q Gqnlnt ae
lovely creatures they'll shake mo
lllco . dtyver up 9 country road.
Why not try q surgeon madam =
mo. I'm sorry It ~ clos u
o'clock and / must 81 going,
After IN. ! am but q guest hers,
and It T. mp to you Is host 70 try
and Induce me to stay: but
guests have Q way Of overstaying
their welcome, and don't intenn
doing that. You know. have q
home OF my own. ana I'm not
going to deprive you of sleep with
my bOeeBome conversational
Z wouldn't advise ycu 70 trade
h0sees with me, Hank. because
I'd be playin' q dirty trick on va.
I told you yestiddy this hoss Of
mine was q flve-year-o1d, but hes
nearer fifteen, and he heaves Ike
q locomotive. ! thought I'd tike
to set your hoas IL trade with
mine, but yours II 80 much bes.
ter that I'd be Robin. "a, 80 I'm
arcaIIih. the whole deal Off,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25

The trouble with autos Is thar
some Of them won't 60 at all ana
q lot Of them so much too fast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25

The skirt who spends most 81
her time while In the street car
In gazing az. her new sandals and
becomes, indignant is any mart
person takes q look.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25

"A lot Of folks have come 10
believe that Easy street Is no
where near Wall street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25

The flappGr who priclSa her
finger with d pin and makes as
much noise about Il as the de-
partn1ent answering q three-aIarEn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25

The dame who thinks that
every man. who looks ct her Is 3
sheik and should be arrested.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25

The frau who creams house so
thoroughly that she can't rernern.
Der where she put anything after
she gets through.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25

Al successful husband Is one
who doesn't have To tell where he
goes nights.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-25

The average married MAJ
knows Just what he Is going to
do after the wife has made up
her mind as to what he is going
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21

insertar por considerarlas de al
gun inter6s.
Sc inici6 la conversation hablan-
donos Mr.. Odlin del juicio que Sc
venia celebrando ante ell Tribunal,
ell reporter, tan pronto Sc lie pre-
sent6 la primera oportunidad, lie pre-
gunt6 su opinion sobre la situaci6n
politica del pals.
Mr.. Odlin creyo que nos referia-
mos los Estados Unidos, dijo
no tenfa grandes noticias de ALA;
pero, mejor enterado luego de. los
deseos del reporter, expreso que el
estaba ignorante de la situacion po-
Utica nuestra, y que 10 lnico que po-
dia decirnos era que le parecias que
su amigo don Roberto H. Todd, iba
a ser Alcalde de San Juan dentro de
pocas semanas.
Agrego el Hon. Juez que case de
que ell propio interesado 10 deseara,
! ell proximo Comisionado de Inmigra-
ci6n de Puerto Rico seria Mr.. Lee
Nixon, pues este cuenta con muy
! buenas relaciones entire los lfderes
republicanos nacionales, y no hay
duda que estos impulsarian su cam
didatura para este cargo.
/ Acerca de la conversation propa-
lada hace tempo en- el sentido de
que ell Postmaster de Estados Uni
dos, Mr.. Harry New, tenfa ell pro-
p6sito de renunciar su puesto con ell
fin de trabajar su nombramiento para
Gobernador de esta isla, Mr.. Odlin
nos dijo que no creia tai cosa, pues
ell mismo Mr. New le habfa dicho en-
cierta OCCASION que su esposa no lie
probaban los climas tropicales. :.
A preguntas nuestras agrego Mr..
Odlin que ell gobernador Towner es-
tarfa en- Puerto Rico todo el tempo
que eI quisiese, o, por 10 menos todo
el que pudiera, va que estaba un
POGO quebrantado de salud Y, seg1n
tenia entendido, habia rebajado al
go de peso. $.
81 yo fuese Gobernador de Puer-
to Rico-afiadi6 ell Juez- Y estuvie-
ra NAL de salud, renunciaria el car
go enseguida, pues no resulta muy
agradable tener que soportar un NAL
diariamente..
..Por aquf iba el reporter GUAM
do termino I el receso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
Los Acidos en- Ell Est0mago
Causan Indigestion
2rovoca1 gases, ag-r~as v doleres.
He aqui el re1nedio

Las autoridades medicas aseguraa
que cast las nueve decimas de todos los
caSoS de intermediates del eStomago in
digestion, agrlras, gases, nauseaS Y IA
tulencia, obedecen al exceSo .de acidoS
hidrocloricoS en- ell estomago, y no, como
algunoS Suponen, a la falta de jugos dt-
gestivos. Ell delicado tejido del est6-
mago Sc irrita, la digestion Sc retarda y
los alimentos Sc agrian facilmente, eau
Sando los deSagradables sfntomas quo
todoS los que padecen del estomago CO.
nocen demasiado bien.
Para tales caSoS no Sc requieren d.
geStivoS artificialeS que por ell contrarid
pueden causar verdadero dailo Ensaye
ga abstencion de semejantes digestivos
auxiliares, y obtenga en- cambio, en-
cualquier droguerfa, algunas onzas' de
MagneSia Bisurada, tomando una cuch2-
radita diSuelta en- un POGO de aqua deS-
pues de cada comida. La cuarta parte
de un vase de aqua eS suficiente Esto
le purificara ell estomago, evitando Ia
formation de acidos eXcesivos, y no ex-
perimentara agruras, gases nj dolores
La Magnesia Bisurada Zen polvo en
paStillaS-pero nunca en- lfquido00 Ell
forma de leche) es inofensiva al est6-
mago, barata en- su precio y ell mas efec-
two compuesto de magnesia para ell ira
tamiento del estomago. La usan diaria-
mente miles de personals que hoy dis
frutan de sus comidas sin mas te:nores
de indigestion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
BASKETBALL

! siempre amantes de nuestso deper-
tie favorito, no tarCamos en- encontrar
nrestra primera vfctima, pues dcs-
paes de muchos obstaculos. me ,ogra,
mos vHncer, tuvimos el honor de lla.
ber sido visitados por los equipos lie
ninas nifos, Jose Celso Earhosa y
San Juan Giants, respectivamerta
j Fue en- realidad una sorpresa para
nosotros y al mismo tempo nos sir
vic de regocijo, cuando, horas autes
de principiarse la lucha. aparecieron
ante nosotros cuatro magnffcaa qua
guas completamente uenas de verda-
deros capullos j6venes entrsiastas
que venian acompanando a sus ,uga-
dores.
I'm primer turno, pudimos observar
la gran 1ucha de las nifias que pnr
decir verdad, result6 principle bas
tants .interesante, pero al mismo item
po queremos hacer constar que aun.
que los bebes de nuestro estimado
amigo Y excelente instructor de las
escuelas de San Juan, senior Faberil6
hicieron un gran esfuerzo. todo tesul-
to in1til; siempre tuvimos una gran
ventaja en- Ell pivoteo, pase, tiro la
canasta, etc. y por ESQ solo queremos
recomendarles- un POGO mas de practi-
ca destreza.
AL terminarse ell juego, ell score:
J. C.. Barbosa l y Lincoln Girls IA
En- ell juego de los varones que re-
suite en- todos srs puntos bastante
rehido, Sc nos volvi6 la tortilla. Stem
pre- c~eimos que ibamos a obtener IA
Gil victoria sin antes contar con cue
el team que Sc escondia bajo ell nom
bre de S. J. Giants, venfa compuesto
compuesto en- su totalidad de verdade-
ras estrellas. Todo 10 q. podemos decir
eS q. la Suerte a veces eS adverse Y O..
ellos vinieron con suerte, pues este
10 demuestra ell ultimo juego en- que
vinieron todavia mas reforzados Y
cue sin embargo sufrieron una derro-
ia desastrosa.
Al terminarse el juego, ell score mar
caba: San Juan Giants 20 Caguas
High School IS. He aqui los scores
de los iuegos celebrates despues:
San Agustfn Senior 6.
San Agustin Junior 10.
San Juan Giants 7.
Central II. s.o.(nifas) 6.
G. H. S. Senior 48.
C. H. s. Junior 26.
C. H. S. Junior 40.
Lincoln Girls 8.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21

NADIA peor que ell camhlo de asuas.
Con los HIDRoLITINEs Dr. CRAU
preparara rapidamente una excelante
aqua de mesa, siempre iguei No OIL
vide de llevarlos en- su maleta.
A todos los consumidores cue pi-
dan tres cajas de HIDROLITINES
DR.. GRAU, Sc les hara entrega de un
elegante vase de cristal.
En- las buenas farmacias 0 directa-
nente de Jose Combas, Peyork. Box
162. San Juan. -Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
Il MUNDO
MFORMACION GENERAL

Atletico, va hemos visto el ca,nl.a !;
progreso de nuestros escolares EN- los
diferentes deportes, paes tai parece
que todos Sc esfuerzan por .observar
la mejor discipline en- cunlplir es.
trictamente las ordenes de este la-
bill instructor, durante ell progceso de
los juegos y en- las practicas diarias.
10 que no pudimos conseguir Ell afo
pasado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
Ell JUEZ RODRIGUEZ SIERRA
DECLARA SIN LUGAR UNA DE-
MANDA ENTABLADA. POR LA
IGLESIA RECLAMANDO LA Pc
: SESSION DE UNA CAPiLLA

La Hon. Corte de Distrito para el
Segundo Distrito Judicia! de San
Juan ha dictado sentencia en- ell plei-
to de la 1g,esia catolica contra don
Ramon Fournier sobre injunction"
para recobrar la possession de propie-
dad inmueble. ' 15~
En- este case las parties estaban
representadas: por el abogado To-
rres Sola, la remandante y, ell de-
mandado, sefor Fournier, por ell abo-
gado del Toro Fernandez.
La sentencia declara sin lugar la
demanda y dice en- su parte mas
esencial:
La Corte encuentra que la CAPT
+! la en- question fue construida hace
algunos amos por dona Mariana Y
dona Petrona Rodriguez Rivera, den
tro de una finca de diez cuerdas de
la propiedad de dichas senoras. In
la capilla de vez en- cuando oticiaban
sacerdoteS catolicos, requerimiento
de dichas dueflas, cada uno perma-
necia en- ella ell tempo precise para
lenar su cometido. La llave del local
estaba en- possession de las duenas.
Elias solian celebrar en- la capilla
otros actos religiosos, sin interven-
clon de los sacerdotes de la religion
cat0lica, nj de ninguna otra. Desde
que construyeron la capilla estuvie-
ron dichas senoras en- possession real,
quieta, publica, pacitica y no inte
rrumpida de la misma, hasta ell 80
de enero de 1924, en- que transmi-
tieron tai possession con ell dominic,
al demandado, por haberle hecho ven
ta, segun consta EN- la escritura nd-
nero dos, de la misma fecha, otor-
gada ante ell Notario de Bayamon,
don Enrique Ponsa Pares. Ell deman-
dado penetr6 en- el edifcio, ocupan-
dolo con un cargamento de made
ras para reconstruirlo y ampliarlo,
asi 10 hizo; y posteriormente ha
penetrado varias veces, realizando to-
dos esos actos en- concepto de due
no, virtud de la adquisicion hecha
por la venta antes mencionada."
En- las tertulias donde este case
Sc ha tratado, hemos dido comenta-
rios muy favorables al fallo del Hon.
Juez Sr. Rodriguez Sierra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
MIERCoLEs

5-5:oo-Clase de Gimnasia
para Memories "A''.
6:30-Clase de Gimnasia para
Fombres de Negocio y PROFESSIONALS.
9.30-Clase de Gimnasia para
Jovenes.
9:oo-clase de Ingles Ele-
mental.
-9:oo-Clase de Teneduria de
Libros.
8:oO-9:00- de Pintura de
Cartulinas Comerciales
9:oo-Clase de Algebra.
0-10:0o-Clase de Ingl6s Supe-
rior
9:0O-1o:0o-CIa de Quimica.
JUEvES:
4:15-5: :00-Clase de Gimnasia pa
ra Memories "B''.
6:30-Juego de volley-ball.
8:15-9:3O-Clase de Gimnasia pa
ra J6venes.
| 9:oO-Clase de Taquigraffa y
Maquinilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
sDEsEA uD. uN EMPLEADoq

IPor que no darlo a conocer en- la
secci6n de anuncios clasificados de Ell
MUNDo, por ser leida por miles de
personas7 Haga una prueba y queda-
Is satisfecho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
PRoGRAMA SEMANAL DE ACTI
+ vIDADES oRDINARIAS
AsoCIA cIoN CRIsTIANA DE Jo-
vENEs DE SAN JUAN, P. R.
TEMPoRADA 1924-1s25.

Es de interes para Ell pubico en- ge-
neral especialmente para nuestros
jovenes y nifios saber el programa de
classes qae Sc esta llevando a cabo re
gularmente en- la Association Crissia-
ma de Jovenes. Este programa acredi-
ia a la Association como un centric de
verdadero valor para nuestra comuni-
dad
La Association Cristiana de Jovenes
drrante mas de once amos viene luchan
do en- esta capital para probar al p1-
blico ell verdadero merito de su pro-
grama de actividades. Muchos de
nuestros ioyenes nifios todavia no
Sc han dado cuenta de los grandes be
nsfcios que esta institution reporta
IA sus socios todo a un costo al al
cance de los con menos medios. Sigue
el programa de actividades titles que
esta digna institution esta llevando
a efecto dia tras dia, semana tras Sc
mana:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21

LAS AsocIACIoNES CAToLICAS
EN- ESTA ISLA CONTRIBUYEN EN-
GRAN PARTE AL PROGREso QUE
DEMUEsTRA Ell PUEBLO ToDo",
DIcEN DOS DIRECTORIES DE LA
CONGREGATION DE LOS PAULES
DE WASHINGTON, EN- SU VISTA
AL GOBERNADOR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21

Procedentes de Washington han He
gado esta capital los Rdos. John j
Burke R. Nc Gowan, de la congre-
gaci6n de los PaGles, radicada en-
Washington D. c., quienes han We
nido esta isla con ell objeto de diri-
gir los nuevos proyectos en- mejora-
miento de las clases necesitadas de
Puerto Rico. &lsSSK
Los reverendos sacerdotes pertene-
cen la congregation religiosa Cato
lica Apost6lica y Romano, que tanto
bien hace anualmente en- esta isla.
En- ell Palacio del Gobernador, en-
donde les encontraramos visitando al
Executive, nos han hecho las siguien-
tes manifestaciones:
"Las asociaciones cat6licas en- esta
isla contribuyen en- gran parte al pro
greso general que demuestra el pue-
bio todo. Estamos recorriendo las An
tillas en- ell cumplimiento de la mis.on
que nosotros ha sido encomendada,
y desde luego, en- Pasrto Rico, Que es
para nosotros una eva Patria, I'm
hogar quizas mejor que el Que dsja-
ramos en- America, cu-.. ..plremos con
nuestro deber -
Ell MUNDO Sc complace en- salu-
dar estos dignos representatives de
la Iglesia, feicitandoles por la mag
mica mission que Sc han prop ,esto
realizar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
LA VICTORIA DEL
CORTE INGLES

La victoria de un ejercito esta en-
derrotar y angular al ejercito enomi-
go.
La victoria de I'm partido politico
es ganar las e-ecciones y subir al po-
der.
La victoria de un tenorio es que las
nujere3 10 despellejen despues Sc
le rindan.
LA VICTORIA DE Ell CoRTE IN
Giles; es vestir todos los hombres
que en- Puerto Rico representan la in
dustria, Ell comercio, la banca, la po-
Utica sin distinction de partidos, la
agricultural, las profesiones lberales,
Ell procesorado ell periodismo.
Ell secreto de esta gran victoria de
Ell CORTE INGLES, es muy senci-
llo: Ell d importar sus driles imperia
les de hilo paro de la misma fabrica
Inglesa, al nlismo tempo darles
aqui un procedimiento de cinco dias
an aqua otros mas para ell encog1-
do, el tener los mejores sastres de
Puerto Rico, y dar absolute garantia
los clientes de Ell CORTE INGLES.
Tiene por lema-CALIDAD = ELE-
GANCIA = Y EQUIDAD EN- LOS
FRECIOS- G-ARANTIA SEGURA,
on aeto consieta iIrica monte Ia iudiS
cutible VICTORIA DE Ell CoRTE
INGLES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
FLORES NAruHALEs

IQuiere I'd. conseguir hermosos bon.
Quets? Bonitas Coronas y otros trabs-
JOS artfsticos en- flores naturales. Liza
me al telefono 800 santurce. (stop 20
Martin Pena sera atendido POT 10
Sra. Parn. J.