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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-26

CHICAGO JUDGE
I SETS BOND At
/. s2,200,000
,B -
Jurist Defies Chief Justice
~ in Fixing Bail at
High Figures.
Bx Universal Service.

y CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-Judge Joseph
Lyle defied Chief Justice Jacob Hop
kins today when he fixed the bond of
two defendants arraigned before him
at 100000 in each of the % cases
against them. They would have to
post S2,2OO,OOO to gain their liberty.
Chief Justice Hopkins yesterday
charged Judge Lyle fixed excessive
bonds in criminal cases and ordered
reductions that would permit the de-
PENDANTS to gain their liberty pend
ing a grand jury investigation.
Judge Lyle was vitriolic in his de-
nunciation Of the chief justice. Judge
Hopkins has made no reply to Judge
Lyle yet. 1t was limited he might cite
Lyle for contempt.
The defendants before Judge Lyle
today were William Cairns and Max
Geisel, charged with various burglar
les and robberies. They had been in
court on similar charges only last
week. In fixing the $2,20O,OOO bonds,
Judge Lyle said to the defendants:
IF the chief justice sees fit to turn
you lose on Chicago so you may
plumber again, it is the misfortune of
the public.
"The public will see where there is
iaxity. At present 1 lay the blame
for this situation at the door of the
chief justice of the criminal court"
Judge Lyle in his campaign for
higher bonds for criminals with a
record declared he welcomed being
cited for contempt of court, adding
that the practice of reducing bonds
might be one Of the greatest things
for the encouragement of crime
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-26
Montreal Union
Puts Ban on
Cuss Words
By the Associnted Prk.s.


MONTREAL, Aug. 26.-The
modest claim Of the swell bred
captain Of the Pinafore' that
bad language or abuse 1 never,
never USE" shortly may be the
proud boast Of the wOrkmen Of
the Montreal Light, Heat and
Power company, il the efforts of
r. Blanchett and w. p. LAYER
tue, president and secretary, re-
spectively, Of the electricians
union are successful.
In a communication to the
company they announce that the
union has resolved to place a
ban ON the use Of bad language
by its members, "while on the
job" and they ask that the COM
pany cooperate in the enforce
ment Of their resolutions. This
has been promised.
The public is being asked by
the union to assist in the carry
ing out Of its endeavor by not
causing such irritation to the
workmen rs might lead them TO
use forbidden "cuss words"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-26
KHAN INVITES
COOPERATION
Of PASTORS
Officials Of Order Meet to
Discuss Pushing Of
Religious Work.
By the Associated Press.


BUCKEYE LAKE, Ohio. Aug. ~.
State and regional heads of the Ku
klux Klan meeting here in national
council, had before them today the
adoption of plans to better obtain CO.
operation Of Protestant ministers in
the religious work of the order.
Means of further strengthening the
wOmen's branch of the khan and the
junior order also were to be discussed.
The council opened yesterday and will
continue through Thursday. Represen-
tatives are present from virtually all
of the states, including DR.. Hiram
w. Evans, Washington, imperial wiz
ard.
Other imperial officers who are at
tending the sessions include Walter
Bossert, indianapolis James A.
Conner, Little Rock, Ark. Paul Ether
idge, III. X. Ramsey and Edwin Debar,
of Atlanta, Ga, and r. Y. Lyle Of
Washington.
The officials were told yesterday
by Mr.. Ramsey that reversion to the
original intention of the order to keep
its membership secret is necessary.
Many persons in sympathy with
the khan are deferred from joining it
they know their identity will become
known. Ramsey asserted.
He denounced the practice of klans-
men appearing in public with the
visors of their hoods rolled up, and
said they should never make a pub
lie appearance unless masked.
DR.. Evans, opening the gathering,
said that the khan has grown up"
Its no longer child, it is an
adult" he asserted. ,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-26
TRIBESMEN RESUME
FIGHTING ON FRONT
in FRENCH MOROCCO

FEZ, Morocco, Aug. 2G.-Air scouts
report resumption of activity by
enemy tribesmen on several parts of
the Battlefront in Morocco, notably the
western section.
In the Tsoul country, the rebels
marched up to the French advanced
positions, which they attacked with
bombs and bayOnets. They were driv-
en- off after sharp fight, leaving some
dead and wounded. r
A minor attacl, also has been made
on Kolleine by Dejebala tribesmen.
The Moors were repulsed and left sew
eral wounded in tn hands of the
French.
The operations against the Branes
are proceeding.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-26
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR MRS. M. SMALLEY

GEORGETOWN. Aug. 26.-Fun.
eral services were held here for Mrs.
Mary Il. Smalley, 73, who died in San
Antonio.
Mrs. Smalley was the wife of Free
man j. Smalley, and was a pioneer of
this section. having been born in the
county. For the past several years
they have lived at Port Lavaca. Her
husband and three sons, G. n. Small.
I've, Huntington Beach, CAL; C. d.
Smallcy and Il. T. Smalley Of San
Antonio, survive.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-26

Good, heavy quail
ity cretonnes suita-
bic for draperies, up
h o S tering, dresses
and sport coats. I'm
many rich. colorful
patterns and designs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-26

S6-incb silk strip
ed madras shifting
of beautiful highly
m e r cerized quality.
Comes in neat woven
stripes Of all fast
colors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-26

Cotton dress goods
consisting of printed
perca les, lowered
batsite plain and
figured plisse crepe,
dress ginghams and
many er high
grade materials.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-26
BODY OF BANCROFT
TAKEN TO CHICAGO
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-Chicago's
flags were half-mastcd today in tribute
to Edgar A. Bancroft, late ambassa-
dor to Japan, whose body will rest
here until Friday morning.
After being taken to the Fourth
Presbyterian Church by a few close
friends and military escort from
the Second Infantry, the body will lie
in state until tomorrow. Funeral
services will be conducted by DR..
James G. X. Mcclure of Mccormick
Theological Seminary.
The burial will be Friday in Gales
burg, Ill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-26

Good, heavy quail
ity that will wear
well and always louk
beautiful. 40 inches
wide. Shown in a
wide selection Of the
newest and most
popular fall shades.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-26

You'll surely adore
these advance models,
for they are of re-
markable beauty, rich
ness and quality.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-26
WARNING OF STORM
ISSUED BY BUREAU
Ry the Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-T6e
following storm warning was issued
today by the weather bureau:
Advisory 10 n. M. disturbance still
Of slight intensity, central about 2CO
miles east Of Charleston. moving slow
" northeastward. No indications at
present that this disturbance will de-
yelop into severe storm"
Putnam patriot., 1925-12-11
MYSTERY PLAY AT
 THE VICTORY THEATRE

Those who hke their romance steeped ia mystery and spurred by staceauc acton wiu hnd a lot of en- lertalnment In My Ladys Lips" B. r. Seaulaerg's newest release, which mas Us nrst local showing at the Vie tory Theatre Sunday.
 1 he author or my Lady's Lips, John 6ooarieh, knows human nature. lie wrote to the puBlie taste. It is an
 audience show. The produeer knew nis puOiic, too, when he put his money behind 1t. IL Is human, erammed with dramatic acton anu nas a love inter- est that caIfies through with sure nnesse. IL Is the story of a newspaper reporter who was wlse enough anu had nerve enough to beard gang Jf crooks in tnelr own aea and beat them at tnelr own game. Ineni Just to cineh ms victory, he stole the gIri who Was boss of the show. It's corking yarn and real entertainment The dIree- ton is eapaoiy handled by James Hogan anu the acuug IS tinlsned throughout.
 Aiyce Mlils, discovery" of Schul- berg ana comparative newcomer to the screen, maSes the best of real opportunity as the crook girl wil- nam Powell IS excellent as the news paper reporter, Clara Bows radiant personality aads quality to the pie ture. Others who contribute t0 the pietures interest are Frank keS- nan, John Sainpolis, Mathew Betz, T ord sterHng ana eertrude Short. The entIre cast IS well balanced.
Putnam patriot., 1925-12-11
EASTFORD

Mrs. Albert West is st the Day kimball Hospital.
 Miss Ida Bartlett is visiting her sis ter. Mrs. Beatrice Young of Norwich.
 Miss Ruth Morse was a guest of Mrs. Blanche Walker ever the week end.
 Mrs. \. W. Kennedy and son Ken neth were at the inn over the week end
 Prayer meeting Wednesday eve ming at the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. M, Bowen.
 About thirty members of the sen- for and intermediate societies visited the Hampton society Sunday evening.
 Several from here attended the play entitled, The New Poor" gIv- en ny the senior class of |. Il. :. at the bradiey theatre, Friday evening.
 Rev. Charles Gordon of Pomfret supplied Sunday taxing for his text II Cor. S-g. "f or your sakes he be- came poor that ye through his poverty might become rich. i The small wood stove at A. s. ] Walkers store exploded one morning last week causing some excitement but no damage oniy to the stove. It IS thought some powder must have been swept up and put into 1t by mis- take.
 Pupils that had perfect attend anee during November m the primary grades were George GhiiAott, Victor i Nakiicki, Serezka Nahioowitz, Carl l Ranta, traneis l oskeyleh. Mary Chil- kott, Katie AaklleSi, Sadie Naklieki. l helen kanta, Carolyn Warren, Nerna H l oskovieh. Those having perfect at- tendance in the grammar school were
 Sarah Andert ,helen Ohilkott, Diana l and Leslie Chandler, Elizabeth and Joseph iosknvieh. walter king and Emil klee. There were nine others that would have had perfect attend | ance but were dismissed one after
 noon to attend Christian EndeavoT convention.
Putnam patriot., 1925-12-11
ATTAWAUGAN

Frank Foisey of Putnam was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. oh- yer 1atrault.
 Mr. ana Mrs. Julius Mason attend cd the funeral of Mrs. Nason's brother in Arctic. k. L, last week.
 Mls. Anna Allard and Misses Rose and Della Allard of Moosup spent Sunday with Joseph fatrauit and family.
 The buses render better service to this village than the trolleys aid, to reach the latter t was necessary to walk a mile.
 Maurice F. Childs, principal of Nooastoek Academy, wiIi speak Tn the local church sunday evening at p. m. his tople Is IN anted-A Man.
Putnam patriot., 1925-12-11
WATER RISES IN
 QUiNEBAUc RIVER

The water in the Quinebaug river Is now sufficient to run the factories along the stream. The past summer has been one Of the driest that some of the local mill men can remember and they nave had to resort to auxili- ary power much of the time. It Is al ways a great satisfaction 10 the manu- faeturers to see the river well filled before IL freezes over otherwise there Is usualy shortage of water during the winter.
Putnam patriot., 1925-12-11

The first hens egg laid in spitz- bergen has been mounted on little stand and suitable inscription placed on it. Artificial heat and sunlight must be supplied the hens of the new hennery which promises to be sue cess. Until recently hens were up known in Spitzhergen.
Putnam patriot., 1925-12-11

Turn. boys, turn, we're going back, were not the legendary words of General Phi Sheridan, when he completed the famous ride which has been celebrated in song and story. In an interview recently given, the Gen erals widow said that the exact text of the command could best be express ed by dashes and asterisks.
Putnam patriot., 1925-12-11

Dr F C. Banting. famous for his work with diabetes. believes that the continued use of insulin will not saly alleviate this disease but cure tt.
Putnam patriot., 1925-12-11

Straight roads that offer an oppor- tunity for speeding are more danger ons than curved roads. according to figures.
Putnam patriot., 1925-12-11

Lemon rinds are now utiliss1 n the manufacture of pectin, the snA~ stance that makes jelly ''jell."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
Fl affaire pro repdbiCa...

que pnedan ser hechas por los quc
no 10 son.
Ustedes podian tirar ell ts al aqua
encender la luz en- Ia. torre de una
iglesia y levantar en- arnas vues.
:ro pueblo para defender vnestra in
dependencia. Nosotros no podemos
hacer NADIA por La fuerza- Carecemos
lie medios, :, hasta hemos perdido las
fuerzas morales del espiritu.
Yea usted a su alrededor y con
tempiara naestros dir1gentes con
vertidos en- almonederos de nuestros
ideales. Todos, todos los han puesto
n subasta q cambio de un hibelot
fragil que les ofrece unas veces
Dyer y william y otras Campbell y
King.
listed, querido Juez, que vino a
esta isla con las tropas que comanda-
ba miles; usted que conOce las pro-
mesas que le fueron hechas este
pueblo; usted que tantas veces des-
de la poltrona de Jnez ha sabido
jnterpretar y aplicar el espiritu de
las leyes y de las grandes institucio-
nes de vuestra patria; usted puede
ayudarnos mncho consiguiendo que
vuestros compstriOtas del Congreso
hagan, de una vez y para siempre,
iuoticia este million y medic de
la lAtartes que por v1rtud de una
Cuerra cue no proyOcaron y de un
r7tado en- el cual no intervinieron
Cstan a su merced.
pcrdone 10 extsnso de esta carta
y qae este escrita en- mi propio idio-
ma.
De usted muy respetuOsamente,
Jose S. ALGERIA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

Aprvslands a valsF Del nueyo
tragamleuto eEierno psra griPes
81 resiFlassss los eragaistas De-
Puerto klea lmportaron q aao pa
saia 81 famoss ungleuto yapori-
zarfe gas tan popular es en- Ne
fleo. Esiados Unld9s 3 Canada.
So oanoce par Il nosubFe de Vlcks
Nar1Eub 9 de este bsusaeo rene
alo FL vrnden maa A. ~ mill0nes
ae fyeu9s al aao.
l3 uaego tFaiamleHt0 obtuYo
Immediate aoog.da en toda
la lsla, s. muehas son las perso-
nas ale ban ecriio hsblando De
las Hp.das resaitaaos dbtenldos
20 jpfsu Is.n a. Herrero. estu-
aausa 4-r t.yc sn In Gale de-
CeoRtiy. d. Rlo P.sdras. dice;
"En mi fam.lla rs ha usndo -
Nleks VaBaRab eel un fserte case
ds rlipe s pradulo fapldo uilylo. "
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
DEMPSEY, DEsPUEs DE CASA
DO, NEcEsITA UN HoMBRE


Los que afrman, entire encontra-
dos concentrates, que Jack Denp-
sey no tsnle encontrarse frente a
Harry Will, estan en- 10 cierto.
la Pantera Negra'' tuvo que
Iuchar tirme y duro para veneer a
Firpo; sin embargo, ell ''Campe6n "
venci6 al Toro de las Pampas por
K. o. al "3er. round
La diferencta es bien notoria y
esta diciendo elafamente que Ell
boxeador de ebano, no es uu con-
trincante bastante poderoso para
discutirle ell etntnr6n al campe6n
NTundial.
Entire los concentrates que Sc ha-
cen, Sc pregunta con lnucho enfa-
sis: Isl Dempsey no teme a Wills,
por que no le da una Oportunidad7
Por las mislnas razones que ex-
pusiinos al principle; porque Wills
no est& en- condiciones de luchar
con e, y mucho menos de ser po-
seedor del cinturon de Campe6n,
que no debe tenerlo un hombre que
tuvo necesidad, de luchar fuerte-
mente para veneer Firpo, y no
falta Quien asegure que la decision
en- Ell case fue muy parcial
Dempsey 'Knockeado'' por la
bella Estrella Taylor, necesita un
hombre; y cuando 10 encueutre, en-
tregara la corona que ostenta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
HACE DE LAMPARA
NApoRIZANTE

U Niea Vap8Rub cs IN reali-
DAD ala l4mpara yapgriaaHts en-
f1Fma Ge uDEseUto. Al apiieaFse
aa.fe ia sarEahta 8 q peeha. 81
eai4r al cusFpa haee despreaAer
I'a -sapaFes So m,enloi. aleanfoF.
f..raiiHto. tomillo. ste. Boz cuales
Hll -sntala4es rada aspiFacibb
e.far.e taGa ia noehe. 3 yan por
.sr t.as respiFatoFlas q iSs pull
mrrf Al mlsMa tifmpo Il Nleks
ff ahsftsta rsr ioa poEos y obra
faus estlmulaaie dr ia Fia. qui-
tarto tda aprealsn. eneono 8
dsor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
REMEDTO PARA la TOS

Cuanto mas Sc to8e tanto mas Ia gar
ganta, .os pululones todo Ell ORGANISING
So cal4ban, mientras es zauy fActl ubrarse
de flemas sin fastidio pena por medic
del Jarabe Leonardi para Ia Tos (creoso.
tado). Es un calmante que sana, es gus
toso = efica2; Ell mejor remedio para In
tos sofocante. los resfriados inveter ados,
bronquitis, coQueluche, influenza tos
ferina. La cura mas benefica mas Sc
gura para los nihos y los aduitos. Guar
desc de los resfriados, las toses Y otras
graves molestias; procdrense hoy uns
botella del Jarabe Leonardo para La Tos
(CIeos0tado) de su boticaTio, hallaran
pronto alIvio.
Advt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
Sc ALQU1LA UNA CASA

81 usted 10 anuncia en- la Sec
ci6n de anuncios clasificados de Ell
MUNDo este SECURE de que la ten
dra alqu1lada al dla siguiente. So
10 por un dollar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
(Cantinuael6n lie Ia pag. :


y Ia misma logica nos esta di-
ciendo cue por NAL que ustedes
10 hagan, siempre 10 haran mejor
cue esos h0mbres que les envia-
mos. no esperen ustedes nunca
ser nm Rstad0 de La Union; hemos
termiRado con los dos lltiInos te.
uitOrios eontignos, haciendoloa
Estados, Alaska esta tan despo-
blado. cue cnando negue a tener
poblaei6n sufieiente el problema
seFA atsndido pOr nuestros hijos,
nietos".
Hawaii sera una Repdbliea
aig6n dia. Puerto Rico no puede
snstfaeTss a Ia l6gica de las CO.
sas. "a tambi6n debe ssr una Re-
pablea con su proteetorado anne
FieanO para que no tengan us
tedes cue preoeuparse de Las ma
clones extranieras en- armada y
mihcia".
z ei gran stillman decia esto otro:
La constitution estatuye que
ningan ser humane puede ser
tenid0 p0r otro en- propiedad: no
podemos aeeptar como regalO los
habltantes de las islas cedidas
ann en el easo de que Rspahr
tavieFa derechO. que no tuvo, :;
eedsrnosias. ~ derecho de adqui
Fir beTFitorio no ineluye Ell dere
eho a poser, a gobernar, el pue
bio cue 10 oenpa, y por 10 tanto
no teneinOs dsreeho sobre tale
sentes sin su eonsentimiento.
someter a las nuevas colonias
a un gobiernO al que estAn opues-
tas, es erear sObre elias ua sis
tema de eselavitud prohibido por
Ia constitution; , aunque no Sc
oonGfdeFe de ese modo y Sc ira
ts de paliar al cOncepto, es inG-
IA porQue una persona sometida
q IA voluntad de otra, es su es-
elaya. aunque 10 sea su propie-
dad.
Hay cue ahrmarlo: nos hace-
mos Tos dc sTosera ineongruencia
II eontinuamos gobernandO esOs
paises como hasta ahora. Ia uni
ca Inca de cOndueta noble y CO.
ETecta que nos corresponds, es
obtsneF el eonsentimiento para
EobeEnaFlos.
Y 81 rehusan consentir, enton-
ees los EB. UU. deben reti-
rarse de esos paises. permitien-
dolss foFInaE naciones indepsn-
dientes a 10 euai tienen esos pue-
blos perfecto derecho".
HingunO de vuostros hombres de
an valimsntO intellectual, Ia trata
el pToblema future de Puerto Ri
en- t6rminos distintos. En- el mis-
Congress de los Estados Unidos
rehuye afrontar el problema del
ltus politieo definitivo de esta
a y asi veInos a los congresistas
.s nos visitan disimular su deseO
tratar este asunto, hablandonos
las bellezas de nnestro paisaje y
los bueuos deseos que a todos ami
au en- favor nuestyo.
PeFo volviendo al articulo que apa
&c en- Ell peri6dico PRO REPUBLI-
A DE PUERTO RICO quiero de-
r q nsted que merece mi desapro-
lei6n por varias razones. porque
pudi0 toda manifestation que pue-
! tsner un earacter anarquista,
les los ideales do constituir una
ltris libre y soberana no son idea
8 de destruction de edificios pu-
ieos y de dahos a propiedades;
lrque nusstya pequehez territorial
nuestras fuerEas materiales son
As cue iRsnfieientes para pensar
j Fevoiueiones armadas y porque
N no deben estar perdidas las es-
.raaxas en- Ia iustieia del noble pue
o de los Estados Unidos para pen
r en- la desesperaei6n y el suicidio.
No presto usted querido juez, gran
enci6n a esta irrinexiva manifes-
ei6n de IN Adolescence nj a las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
LAS EscUELAs MAS 1GRANDEss DE ToDo Ell tMUNDo
Il iOTRO QUE TRIUNFA!
y senior Pascaso M p.
sn alanza psidOn independence una sda reputation
pOfeSO

tendente en- Puerto Rico lie dispense una vista en-
Sus OfiCinas de la Gale Salvador Bran 81 lie halo
en- sn escritOrio, sumamente atareadO en- la pre-
paraci6n de trabajOs de propaganda para varias
instituciOnes impOrtantes casaS de COmerCiO de
Puerto Rico EstadOs UnidOs.
LO anterior sirVe para eVidenciar una vez mas la
lorna decisiva en- que LAS ESCUELAS INTERNA-
GONZALES cOoperan al prOgresO de la America
Latina, pOr medic de Sus cursOS PRACTICES pOr
correspondence. Ell Sr. Gauthier nos ha Ofrecid0
interesarse persOnaImente pOr cualquier joven que
desee matricuarse ahora en- las Escne'aS. listed
debe aprOvechar la OCCASION que ell seiOr Gauther
lie Ofrece. Diriiase 6I persOnamente, ApartadO
1906, San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
HARRY F. BESoSA

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Ielkfo90 IsfT. san Juan. p. r.
Cahla Address "HARIBEaA"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

Sc gradu0 de PeritO PrOpagandsta solo haCe al
gunOs meses. Justamente un afO antes de aprObar
su examen de revaIda Sc haba establecidO pOr
su ,prOpia cuenta.
Recientemente eI Sr. GautEier ObtuYO su Diploma
fue 0betO de calidas feliCitaciOnes de parte del
Director TecnicO de LAS ESCUELAS INTERNA-
GONZALES DE SCRANTON, PA. "pOr su briIIante
examen, pOr su record de estudiante pOr la po-
sici6n aCanzada pOr eI en- tan cOrtO tempo en- la
propaganda de su pals"
Actualmente Ell senior Gauthier es Ell sOcio mas
jOven de la frma de HarwOOd Hull, Gauthier &
HOadley, que Sc dedica al ramO de pnbIiCidad Coz
merciaI en- San Juan. CuandO nuestrO Superin-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
DR.. JOSE VICENTE
cIRuJANO-DENTIsTA

EspeCialista De Ia ROcledad Espah0-
= Dc Auxili0 Mufu0 y BenefleeneiA.
HOras de OficlnA:
Ia i2 a. m. , $50 a 5 p. m
SEN InstO 80 (altos de 'El LOuvreO
Telff0nO ESQ San Juan. r. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

professional de la isa ton1o un curse de Agrin1en-
sura, los sesenta aiIos clRnplidos, obteniendo
magnlficas notas EN- sus exarnenes. No es question
ce eddd, nj de circunstancia, sino question de la
vo.untad. ST usted reanente desea. progresar
nosotros lie ensef1aremos ell canino. Corte envle
ell cupon adunto. - iHagaIo HOY MlSMO!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
DR.. Ramon r. CarbaIlo

DENTIsTA
Particlpa e sus eolegas. clientes y
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