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Evening star., 1925-03-18
DILL 1lIL - OlN1LC w. BURGESS
A Great Fight.
His heart is always in the fight
Who knows his cause Is just and right

Johnny Chuck.
For few moments Johnny Chuck.
spying from behind the old stone
wall, watched the strange Chuck un-
der an apple tree. II was plain that
the stranger was showing off. 1t was
plain that he was doing it for the
benefit of Polly Chuck, who sat
the doorstep of her new home. The
strange Chuck took a few steps to-
ward Polly Chuck. Johnny Chuck
could stand it no longer. He scram-
bled over the stone wall and whistled
shrilly.
Instantly the strange Chuck turned
to face him and he whistled back de-
fiantly. The stranger wasn't afraid.
Any one could have seen that. In
fact, he was quite angry at Johnny
Chuck To his way of thinking,
Johnny Chuck had no business there.
He didn't propose to have any one in
terfering with his affairs. The hair
on his back and neck was standing
up just as 1t was on the back and
neck of Johnny Chuck. He drew back
his lips to show his teeth-and very
sharp looking teeth they were. He
didn't wait for Johnny Chuck to come
to him. He started to meet Johnny
half way.
When they were close together,
race TO race Iney peBdH " luoNe
about in a circle, but always facing
each other. Each was watching for
chance to jump at the other. All
the time they growled and snarled
and clashed their teeth.
What are you doing here?" de-
manded the stranger.
I'll show you" snarled Johnny
Chuck. IF you know what is good
for you, you will get out of this Old
Orchard as fast as your legs will
take you"
I'm waiting for you to drive me
out" growled the stranger. Come
on and fight. I'll show you who is
going to leave the Old Orchard"
Come on and fight yourself"
Johnny Chuck taunted.
The stranger took Johnny at his
word. He thought he saw a chance
to catch Johnny unprepared, and he
sprang at Johnny to make the most
of it. But Johnny was prepared.
They came together with such force
that both fell over. Then such a fight
as there was there in the Old Orchard.
over and over they rolled in the
grass, biting, tearing at each other
with the claws of their stout hind
feet, growing, swapping, snarling. 1t
was dreadful.
Evening star., 1925-03-18
BY EDNA KENT FORBES.

when they haven't. for that matter)
and melting the soap down with an
equal amount of water TO which has
been added enough oatmeal to make a
thick paste. 1t takes about a quart of
water and a cup of meal, and soap to
weigh as much as the quart of water
II you want a soap jelly, which is
nicer than cake soap, use three times
as much water, and keep in wide
mouthed bottles.
If you live in the "goitre belt
you'll know by the number of cases
of goitre around you) put one single
drop of iodine in your bath water oc-
casionally. Health officers say this pre-
vents goitre.
Mary C.-Your difficulty in MARCEL
ling your hair comes from not using the
proper irons. You can get these at the
department store counters where they
sell hair dressing accessories. A much
more natural looking wave, and also
one that will not hurt the hair, as 1t
does not require heat, is the irregular
waving known as the water wave"
To do this you dampen the hair and
use the combs that are sold for it,
showing the hair into puffs by pushing
the combs through it, Tie a cord or
band around the head to hold the
combs in place while the hair dries
into waves formed by the combs.
Evening star., 1925-03-18
The Old Widow.

The little dwarfs came home from
digging gold in the mountains and
found Snow-White almost dead. They
quickly unlaced the bodice, however,
and brought her to. Then they
warned her never again to let a
stranger in the house.
The Jealous queens mirror told her
that Snow-White was still alive, so
again she. went into the forest, this
time disguised as an old widow in a
plain black gown. She knocked at
the door of the dwarfs' house, this
time saying she had combs to sell.
Snow-white forgot the dwarfs'
warning and let her in. She took
one of the combs and ran 1t through
her lovely hair. At once she fell
down, seeming dead, for the comb had
been poisoned.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1925-03-18

the Old Orchard hurried to watch that
great fight. 1t was very exciting. All
the feathered folk flew about scream
ing encouragement to both. Most of
them wanted Johnny Chuck to win.
for Johnny was an old friend But a
few Of them encouraged the stranger.
Now, the stranger was no coward.
He was as big and as strong as
Johnny Chuck and he was younger.
In this he had the advantage. But
Johnny Chuck had had more expert
ence. He had been in many fights.
and in this he had the advantage. At
last he got the grip on the stranger
he had been striving for The latter
tried his best, but he couldn't shake
Johnny Chuck loose. Little by little
his strength left him. He was beaten
and he knew it,
Copyright, 1925. by T. W Burgess
Evening star., 1925-03-18
Ny Neighbor Says:

Sew into a long strip pieces
of old cotton flannel or other
thick cloth torn into widths of
11a inches. Braid these together
and sew round and round into
circular mat of any size you
wish. These are very useful
in cleaning flatirons.
This is a good way to cook
tough meats: Saute to keep the
juices and stew until tender
and serve with thick gravy.
If sausa ges are rolled in flour
before cooking they will not
break. They may be toasted,
stewed, girlled or fried. This
will be found a much better
way than piercing them.
Evening star., 1925-03-18

Polly Chuck, sitting up straight on
the doorstep of her new home,
watched 1t with eyes shining with
excitement. She knew that they were
fighting for her. She didn't say a
word. Down in her heart she was
hoping that Johnny Chuck would
win, but not for the whole world
would she have let him know it just
then.
OF course, all the little people in
Evening star., 1925-03-18
New Bathing Suit.

A bathing suit well received at
Southern resorts, where it has been
worn and likely to find favor with
we'll dressed women this Summer Is
made with little circular godets in
serted in the short skirt, giving
plenty of fullness, without width, to
the outline. An attractive model is
made of black satin with plaid taf-
feta godets.
Evening star., 1925-03-18
COLOR CUT.OUT

Copyright, 1925.)
Evening star., 1925-03-18

was a great success, but making a
garden of it's narrow and dingy back
yard, inclosed on three sides by high
brick walls, was the real achievement.
New soil had to be filed in to make
the flower beds, the terrace was tiled
and the path paved with pieces of
Evening star., 1925-03-18

broken sidewalk which when tufts of
grass grew up between, looked quite
like old fashioned flagstones.
Japanese ivy was coaxed to cover
the walls, and on the alley side a lit
tie fountain was erected. There are
easy chairs on the terrace, and from
there one has a really charming view
of the vine-covered walls, the bright
flower garden, the alluring flagstone
path and the dancing little fountain
at the far end.
DOWNRIGHT 1g25)
, 1925-05-18

The Acting Chairmant LPe Honorable
Member may STATE his point
LIST MemOe for tryderlksted IoWn
JocksouJ: The Honorable 1st Appoint
ed Member is out OF ORDER.
The Acting Chairman: Ihe, Char. so
rules. viii the Honorable LIST Appoint
ed Member report on The Patents OF Eiec-
lions?
lst Appointed Member (COulter): Mr..
Chairman. | uesire 10 record any protest
against the ruling Of the Chalr.
The AcJlng Chairman: Ii IS your pfl-
ViIege So 10 90.
Isl Appointed Member (COujter),
Speaker Tor the hrst division announced
that The Patents Ii Ell ctioHs OF SOS.
Alexander, KObt. Danleloen, NJ VI.
Skeocn an4 baIpn u CnaDert had oeen
examined ana found in order,
LIST Member for trederIkSted Country
Distric5 lFIemjug), Speaker lor me ON
er division ANNOUNCED tuat the Paten OF
Elections OF RoDl. l.. MerWln, UIul OIaeh
ana EInar SveuGsen haG been examined
and found in 0fuer.
After The new members who hao not
been members vi tue Council before,
namely. LIST ylemOcr for CErlsua0Steu
Town (Cua0erD, SD Member tor sac
Town ~(oveudoen). An Member Tor Oh:IS
tIansteu Country DIotrIct (Daplelsen) ana
3rd Member Tor Freuerlkoted COuhlfy
DisulcL (UIsenl had signed the preScIlh
ed oath, me Acuug Chairman declared
the Z newly members entitled 10 SIT ana
vote IN the Council.
10 6e ~c0HtiHued.J
, 1925-05-18
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. Laura Sabra, ond Mss H.
JohanSen beg to tacnk their many
friends for the kjndn IS and SYM
pathy showed them during the ILL.,
ness and at the death Of their MOTH
en- and grandmother.
Chrj8tjansted, St. Croj@, V.LU,S.
May 18th. 1925,
, 1925-05-18
Z IS
or me
COLONIAL COUNCIL
20 ST. x Ola.
Continued from Saturdays AUjS

Continued from Saturdays AUl8
Despatching Secretary (Shamer) re-
marked: Mr.. Chairman. | woula ike
to emphasize one point My frs, request
was a request for information. | asked
the Chairman to inform me whether he
was going to have in4 Letters cf APP
pointments Of the Appointed Members
considered at tha same time as the Pa
tents Of Elections of the elected members.
The answer | got was: Il Will proceed
in accordance with the Rules OF Bust
ness"
AT the request of The Chairman the
Patents of Election were circulated and
according to Paragraph z OF the Rules OF
Business the Council Sc par2ted Itself i
to TWO divisions, ole division nominated
1st Appointed Member tGouiter) as
Speaker and the other DIVISION LIST diem
Der for Frederiksted Country District
(Fleming); and after tpf Patents OF
Elections had been aXamiu7d tne Speaker
of The first division said: Mr.. Chairman
before talking on the Patents Vi Elec-
tions | would IKE to ask the Chair one
question. | see 0n the supplementary
Order Of the Day Item IL, Prod4cllon
and examination of Letterj OF AppQIpt-
ments''. May | ask why?
The Acting Chairman IN reply to the
last speaker said: AS far as | have been
able to find out there is no instance
where a meeting is called by the Govern
ment, the Order Of the Day made up @pd
circulated and The appointments made
afterwards.
LIST Appointed Member (CouiterJ re,
marked: Mr.. Chairman. No, there is
nc recorded instance. | am twenty three
years in this Council ana this Is about the
sixth tlmRI see Letters of Appointments
ard Patents OF Elections passed around
and | have never seen that happen, but
ii only by courtesy 10 the Government
the examination OF Letters OF Appoint
ments should be taken up at the same
time as tna Patents Of Elections. irres-
pecuve Of the time they were sens ln....
LIST Member for Frederiksled Town
(JuckS0n):: Mr.. Chairman. = point OF
, 1925-05-18

SCHOOL ATTENDANCE REPORT No. 80
Week Ending May is, 1925,
Municipality Of St. Cr0iX.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31
WILL BE THRIVING CAMP
 NEXT. SEASON
LONG DITCH BEING BUILT; EN- {; GLiSH MONEY. BACK HUGE PLACER UNDERTAKING.

1 The town of Wiseman, on the | Koyukuk river, will soon be a flour ishing community of at least 2,0OO 1 inhabitants, according to recent arrival in Seward. English capital will shortly invade that district, it was stated, thru the hands of Wm. Rowden, who controls sixteen miles of claims on the bench, and who pro- poses to begin operations on huge scale early next spring.
 MT. Rowden is now in England completing final details and upon his return to the United States will pro- ceed direct to San Francisco where boilers and other equipment will be purchased and prepared for ship ment to the district He spent an entire month in the Wiseman region last summer He had previously talk en over the Nellie Cashman, Mid night Sun Association, which com- pany owned considerable property
 
 in the district.
 It was stated that heretofore a shortage of water has generally han dicapped placer operat tions so last spring MT. Rowden's company began the construction of thirty miles of pipe line, nothing under five foot pipe-which will bring water down from the north fork of the Ham, mond river to the middle fork. Am ple water for all mining purposes will be available with the completion of this water system. VA
 It was also stated that since MT. RoWden's sojourn in England, the company has taken up via the tele- graph, the majority of options. The gold is course and is said to be the richest in the Territory, commanding S19 an ounce. Large nuggets are frequently found, literally in the moss roots. t@
 MT. Rowden passed thru Seward last September and while here said that providing freight rates on the river were exorbitant, his company would purchase steamer and scows and do their own hauling from Bet ties to Wiseman.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

Mclaughlin and Robison, star in- door baseball players with the cable office team have been traded to the Nile Parkers. The deal was complet- ed yesterday by Manager Painter, owner of the Nile team, and was con. summated after the exchange of sev- eral thousand dollars. The Nile Par kers and Bankers tangle January 4.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

Arthur Gray, former Seward youth who has worn the title of master me- chanic of the Nenana railroad shops for many months, was among those who arrived in town last Saturday en route to the States. Gray is on his way to Los Angeles and San Diego on short vacation.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

A. c. Holmes, superintendent of the bridge and building. department of the Alaska Railroad arrived in Seward last evening and departed again this morning for his Anchorge headquarters.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

William c. Steinmetz, general su- perintendent of the telegraph and telephone department of the Alaska Railroad was an overnight visitor in town.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31
AT THE HOTELS

Van Gilder-Wm. c. Stenmetz, An chorage.
 Seward-Joe Loghran, Matt King, Wm. Dickensen.
 Overland-C. A. Holmes, Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

Mrs. Mabel Cooper left this morn ing to visit with friends in Anchor age during the holidays.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

A new cement, called Lllmnite, will set in 24 hours with as great strength as ordinary Portland cement de- velop in four weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

The steamer Starr was expected to return to port at noon today from a special trip to Days Harbor. The vessel is bringing about 4OOO ties.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

In France the present annual birth rate is 18.7 per thousand of popula- tion, while the death rate is 18.4.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

Stainless steel is said to have been produced by process accidentally discovered by workman in Sheffield, England.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

Mrs. Charles A. Watson, wife of the deputy marshal at Anchorage, return ed home this morning, following a few days visit here.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

Jerome Hatchy, .prospector and min ing man, departed this morning for Moose Pass.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

In wholesale value of it's products the automobile industry ranks first in the United States.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

The next meeting of the common council will be held Monday, Janu- ary f.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

Fine leather writing companions at $2.50 and up-Alaska Shop. tiff.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

Pyralin ivory by piece or set-Al- aska Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

A method of treating cigars so that they will not break in the pocket has been discovered.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

Fine mems purses and key cases Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

Manicure sets, s3.3O to s15-Alas ka Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

WANTED-Magazine men, crew man agers, district managers, organizers experienced on two pay plan, also special offers. Write or wire today for real proposition. State fully ex- perience. Clyde A. Ramsey, 25-27 Opera Place, Cincinnati, Ohio. Jan 1 WANTED Experienced two payment magazine men to open office cover ing entire district. Full co-opera- tion and protection. Send $1.O0 for supplies and complete information.
 Clyde A. Ramsey, 25-27 Opera Place, Cincinnati, Ohio. kjan1
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

THE WEATHER. Temperature 36 above. Calm; raining.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

LOST-Keys, finder return to John Mattich at the Palace.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-31

DRESSMAKING and all kinds of sew ing done. Mrs. Fairman. Phone
 Mad. 28 k31
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
sENT1M1ENro DE BIENEsTAE

Ese sentimiento de cansancio y
disgusto causado por el NAL funcio-
namento del higado y las digestio-
nes 0ificiles, puede hacerse desapa-
recer de un modo sorprendentemente
rapido usando Herbine. Desds las
primGras dosis Sc sienten sus benefi-
cos efectos que purifican y regula-
riz el sistema. Limpia ell est6mago,
hace desaparecer las bills y esparce
por el cuerpo ese sentimiento de
biAacstar y algeria que es siempre
coElpaf,ero de la buena salud. De
vents en- las farmacias Y droguerias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
NOTAS DE LA HLA
NoTAs DE AGUADA


Habia neeesidad de sacudir un
taRto Ia mOdorTa pueblerina de
esta villa del ojo que patriarcal-
mente vegeta baJO un sol de fue-
co.
plsponiamos tan solamente del
dia domingo, eorto espacio de item
po; y asi. a d6nde ir?
Pues a AGUADA pOr todo! nos
dihmos. y haeia ala encaminamos
nnessras diminutas humanidades,
nHellemente arreilenados dentro del
etmOdo Buick" del jOven Lolo
0im6nez, habit chauffeur.
I'm an euarto de hora escaso va
hsbiaInOs surcadO la distancia que
media entire Agudailla y Aguada.
Apsnas hubimos descendido del
caro- eomenzamos a estrechar ma
nos amigas. entire Las que pudimOs
Teeordar: al Ledo. Carlos Ruiz, far
maesutieo, agricuitor y dueao del
yiFtoso Teatro Colon: d. Manuel
Ruiz Gonzalez, Alealde; Enrique
IriEaFFy, Director escolnr: MANUEL.
20 0im6nez. Tesorero Municipal;
ouiileTmO Vicente. secretario Audi
tor; 81 doctor Carlos Gonzalez y
a IA heTmano el I.cdO. Eugenio Con
zAlez. elementos de gran arraigo
en- Asuada; Al ioven Battistini far
mackutieo establecido aqui recien-
temente: D. Paco Moret, manager
del TeatrO Colon; a Ia familia Gil
menez: Doha Julia Sanchez. Post
master; al iefe Perez Graciani, de
is Polieia Insular: al Collector de
Rentas Internas. senior Iausell; e
inhnidad de personas mas cuya lis
q ssria iarEa de enumerar.
I'm union de variOs amigos hi
eimos una vista a las dos cons
tFuceionss que Sc estan verihcando
aetualmente en- el pueblo, y que
son las signientes:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
BALE EN- PONCE
Villa del ojo.

FL distlngaido Centre Espalol de
Ponce Sc ha vtsto obigado en- esta
temporada de Carnaval lachar
con el obstaculo mas roderoso y la
inentable qre puede darse Lo mis-
mo que Ell Casino Espafiol de aqu'
Sc ha encontrado sin salones dond'
celebrar sus fiestas, pues el case que
el gallardo Centre esperaba que pa
ra esta temporada estaria listo su
nuevo local. los altos del majsstuo-
so edificio del Banco de Ponce y a
ultima hora sc les ha hecho saber
por ell ingeniero de la obra que es de
todo runto impossible entregar Ell
edificio por ahora.
Sin tempo suficiente para hacer
meiores arreglos, ell Centre Espa-
fol ha decidido celebrar solamente
IN bale de Carnaval, el cual tendra
lugar ell % o sea ell proximo do
mingo. siendo uno solo indiscutible-
mente la directiva hara que valga
Dor muchos, especialmente crando
Eu Majestad la Reina Emma hara
una vista a la sociedad de Ponce
en- estos salones.
Toda la costa Sur arde en- entu-
siasmo por este baile en- que Ell Cen
TO Espafol Sc prepare concretar
todo ell espiritu de la temporada,
FL Centre Espaflol siempre ha sido
conocido por la pompa y la esplen-
didez de sus fiestas y esta de ahora
acknowledgements no lie ira EN- zaga
a las gre tan justa fama lie han da-
do.
Vayan nuestras gyacias mas SEN
tidas a la directiva del centro So
cial Y nuestro reconocimiento por
la prueba de amistad que nos da
acordandose de nosotros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21

Sc estAn construyendo en- la calle
de Colon. eontiguos al otro planted
de enaeAanEa va existente. Con re-
feEeneia Al trabajo que Sc viene
veriheando en- las dos eseuelas de
eonereto fuimos informados de que
las autOrldades municipales han te
nido motives de queja en- 10 que
respeeta al empleo de ciertos mate
riales (arena) empleados en- Las mez
elias del concrete. Tambien las au-
tor1dades munieipales Sc quejan de
eiertas faltas de cortesia por par
70 del contratista de esas obras y
de- sus agsntes al tratar aquellas
de intervenir amistosamente con ell
In de haeer que Sc eorrigieran esos
defeetos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
DEscRFPcIoN DE Ia
HACIENDA MERCEDES

hituada en RaFahona q mas DE-
mii quiaisnfos pies a0brs 81 Hiyei
del mar.
kxten9ion paeo mas menos tres
Hii taFeas lqHihient0s aeEesl y po-
seros ntnados esFea de IA fnea,
unas mii doseisutaa taEeas; easi 20
a IA Gnea estA semhrAda de ca
fe. sn - mayoria eafetas nnsvos
cue "a han dado dos eoseehaa. las
plsFas nusyns esssn en terFenos
viFgsnsa
Produeel6n TOO q 200 quiHtaleE y
dsntFo d aos tres ahos duphea-
a "a prcdnccion.
IA anea sstk pFovifta De aqua
daa aalmsies. cables para IA tFae.
eitn atFea De- cafe lnsadaFa y
otFos pFodnetesl a las InnquinsFias.
does easas para empiead0s y ira
bsladoFea. asa casa ds familia. con
nusys hAhitaeienef. nueva de ga.
asra y Einc. bedega lesta - Vsude
poE invsutaFiol, dos dep5fiios De
siHe. casa De FaaquinaFins con des-
Fplpaaora pliadoEa. neparadoEa
"Eurska". elevator. nseader Al va
por ds 20 quinialss. dos tanqueg
IseTyoiT para agua De eoneEeto y
naAmposteFta do 20 anil ~ nail
saiones. (las maguinarias soa nns-
vas Dc Il casa Dc squisFl. un mo
toF ds petEblso maFea Otto q 20
H. p una eaidsFs vertical Dc 2
M p. AN motor de easoiina De ih
a. 2. con una rieTTa circular para
eeEtaF ieaa. mollno de- maiE. aFiete
hiaEAnles para sievsF el aqua
zoo PIES eon iifulo Dc aqua eonee-
aldo per e gohieFna. taller compile
q Dc mse&niea. mii oeheeieutos "a
COS nueves para smbaEquss dc ca
81. s1tsnsika ds teTFsnos dedieado
81 euifivo Dc f1lolss = maiE. pla-
tanos y Fnlnsos tan abundantes cue
- pudFsn en- 81 campo. maderas
ds construction como iarrsi. Juan
Pfinsro esdFo. eaoha rnsmbrillo.
etc. nusys hasos De potFsr0s dsntro
ae Ia 6nca. cllma saln&able. fsio
oaraHts Ia n0ehs y en- 81 dia, 81
eel e. tan fner.s ace haes inneee-
saTio si sseadoF al vapoF y Re usan
los Eiasss Q aseadoFes de eonereto.
esnsFaimeHts se usa sl aecadoF Al
vapsr en- les dias ilayiosos 0 ma
blades
T0da IA pFopisdad con sns aeee-
norios ss vends poF s50loo0.00. 81
eontado o q piazo con buenas ga-
FantiAs IA pFopisdad - pueds apEe
clnr meier haeisndo nha vista. es
fGcii De aumsntsF "a en n Enisma
50 eomprando tsTenos = l0s We
einoA.
He vende esia prapiedad euanao
meJoF poF~snir pFefsHta p0raus au
daeEo ts ate eanzad0 y desea re-
tiFaEss a az al sztEanieT0 q dis
frutar De nus laFgos ahos de tEa-
balo.
InforrnarA =. Alata RASCIIR.
E1iaei0 "CeTams",
santo Demlngo, +. D.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
LAS NUEvAs ELEcCIoNEs NO
TIENEN RAzoN DE SER

Cuando todo Ell pals tiene con-
ciencia plenisima de que ell cleo
torado en- masa voto por una sola
candidatura,--que fus impuesta por
la dignidad, no tienen razon de
ser las nuevas elecciones.
Todo Ell pals, Y, sobre todo, las
personals de gusto que usan bue-
nos trajes, zapatos, camisas y SOM
breros, acaban de votar unanime-
mente por ''La Luna, y ESQ de-
muestra-sin necesidad de que Sc
celebren nuevas elecciones,-que ALI
Sc venden articulos mas baratos y
nlejores que en- ninguna parte.
Por ESQ proclaman todos los ha-
bitantes de la Isla que su colegio
electoral iinico, esta en- LA Lu-
ma.
CRUZ 23. SAN JUAN.
(Real Advt. Agency.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
Ia pobre criatlra err
una IIaga viva
La Enferlnedad De La
PieI Sc Iba Extendiendl
En- Esta Nina

FL. Sr. Juan Morales, conocido respetad
vecino de Calvin, Texas, Sc exprea en- 10
Gina Lavol: La nina sufrio durante vario
meses a enfermedad Sc iba extendiendo
cubriendo todo ell cuello. Estaba muy enfe1
ma. La lleve yer al doctor, pero suS receta
mejorfa en- el estado de mi hija, sino haSta gu
mi cuhado me hablo de Lavol. POGO pocee