davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-04
ALBION.

On Memorial Day the usual pro-
gram was carried out The graves
of the fallen soldiers were visited
and decorated in the forenoon. At
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-04
somer.et Traction Co. Car serv;,

Somerset Traction Co. Car Service
The Somerset Traction Co., will
continue the-present winter car SER
vice until at least June 20 (when The
Maine Central r. r., Co., has a
change in time). with the addition of
the following cars beginning next
Monday, June 8th. Extra cars will
leave Skowhegan at 600, 700, $500,
900 P. NJ, for the theatre service
beginning on this date and addi-
tional cars will leave Madison at
500, 200, 500, 900 p. M.
Also beginning next Sunday there
will be cars leaving Skowhegan on
the hour beginning with IL o'clock
noon until 800 P. NJ, and the same
hourly service will apply to cars
leaving Madison from 1900 P. NJ, un-
til 900 p. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
WOMAN POLITICIAN
SLAIN BY HUSBAND
Man Turns Gun on Self and Is in
Serious Condition in
Hospital.

b the Associated Press.
ORANGEBURG. s. c., December
22.-MrS Dora r. Way. prominent in
local politics. was shot and killed yes
terday by her husband. Allen Way, at
their home in the lower part of
Orangeburg County. Way then shot
himself twice, and is now in a serious
condition at the city hospital here.
After shooting his wife with pis-
tol, Way turned the weapon upon
himself. but a son. Allen. jr., grappled
with him in an effort to prevent him
killing himself. He inflicted a serious
wound. however, and later secured a
shotgun. which he fired into his right
shoulder.
A dispute about the sale of some
turkeys brought on quarrel be.
tween the couple. according to in
formation received here. Way was
placed under guard at the hospital,
where he is receiving medical care.
Allen Way, jr., a married son, took
the younger children to his home.
Mrs. Way had twice been candi-
date for the Legislature. and was ac-
tive in public affairs generally. Her
father, DIR. W. S. Barton, was promi-
nent in South Carolina affairs during
the Tillman era of the nineties, when
he was a State Senator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
FACE FOURTH TRIAL
IN 100000 SUIT
Jury Disagrees in Coal CON-
pany's Antitrust Plea
Against Miners.

By the Associated Press.
FORT SMITH. Ark. December o.
Complaina in the Celebra ted Coro-
nado Coal Co. antitrust suit today
faced the prospect of a fourth trial
after II years of iitigat ton.
A jury in Federal District Court was
discharged here late yesterday after
announcing its inability to determine
the equity of the coal company's Pc
tition for damages aECreEating $4,000.
GOO against district 81. United Mine
Workers local unions and individuals.
Suit Based on Labor Disorders.
The basis of the suit is laid To dis
orders incident to labor disturbances
in the coal mining district of the Hart
ford Valley in the Summer of 1914.
The complaining compa MES. including
the Coronado. by whose name the case
is commonly known. alleged that the
defendants ConSpired to restrain in
terState commerce. and under the
Sherman antitrust statute asked
judgment in the amount of twice the
sum of damages which they said were
results of the labor troubles.
Three iurieS have listened 70 the
voluminous testimony. \ verdict for
the plaintiffs with judgment Of 5000
900 was brought in first in 1917. The
Supreme Court reversed this judc
ment on the ground that the CON
spiracy alleged had not been proved.
Second Verdict Reversed.
The verdict of the second jury in
1923 was instructed by the court for
the defendants. This also was revers
ed. in so far as it concerned the dis
trict local unions and individuals.
The mistrial ordered last night in
the third attempt to determine tho
issue came after the jury had Consid
cred the question for 70 hours. Judge
MolyneauX of Minneapolis. presidin"
by assignment, declared as the third
trial ended. he had no authority to
set it down for another judicial test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
BR|TONS ASK WAR
GUILT Be ERASED
100 NotabIes Sign Petition to
Eliminate Part of Ver-
SaiIIes Pact.
By the Associated Press.

LONDON. December pa strong
movement has been launched in Eng
Ia nd TO supplement similar efforts made
in France the past Summer to elimi
nate articles 231 and 221 from the
treaty of Versailles. These are the
articles in which Germany acknowl-
edges guilt for bringing on the war
and which fix on Germany the accuse
ton Of having committed offenses
against interna tibnal morality. the
sanctity OF treaties and the customs
of war.
A petition has been signed by more
than 200 persons of eminence, includ-
ing university professors, high digni-
taries of the church and writer's who
say that they have been deeply moved
by the similar petition signed last
July by 100 French men and women
of distinction. The petition says:
I'VE regard these two articles,
which were forcibly imposed upon
defeated nation under the most terri
BILE threats. as having expressed a
state of mind in the allied and asso
ciated powers which has now largely
passed away. We believe that they
are manifestly unjust and constitute ii
grave obstacle to international under
standing.
consequently we urge the govern
ments concerned either to amend
these articles with no further delay.
or. if amendment of the treaty prove
too long and cumberous a proceeding.
to announce severally their intention
to disregard them
Among the sigma tories are Arnold
Bennett Muirhead Bone: st. John Err
vine. Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson
Lady Gladstone. Julia Huxley, j. May
nard Keynes. Gilbert Murray. George
Bernard Shaw, II. G. Wells and Israel
ZangWill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
DENIES PRENTICE
SM|TTEN BY LOVE
RockefeIIer's Grandson Not
Counting Niece. Former
Boss Says.


MELROSE. Mass, December 22.-
John Rockefeller Prentice. Yale stu
dent, telephone operator in a New
Haven hospital and a gra ndson of
John D. Rockefeller. is spending the
holidays with Francis F. Chase. uncle
of Miss Frances Perley Howard
Mr.. Chase, hardware merchant
of Boston and former employer of
Prentice. taking cogniZa nee of reports,
said that Prentice was neither
stricken nor smitten" and protested
against linking the names of his guest
and his niece.
Prentice. when suspended from col
lege some time ago. came to Boston
while running errands and doing odd
jobs about the store that he met Miss
Howard.
Back i'm Yale.
Last night he denied himself to re-
porters. but through Mr.. Chase he
protested against the publicity that
has been his since it was discovered
recently that he was back in Yale,
holding the James Hogan scholarship.
usually given poorer man, and in
addition running a night switchboard
to help pay expenses. Why don't
they leave me alone?" Chase reported
Prentice had said ut nobody's
business.
Mr.. Chase expressed himself on the
reports that have brought together
the names of his youthful friend and
his niece.
It's A mean shame to link the boy
up with my niece and exploit him the
way he Is being exploited the mer
chant said. He is neither stricken
nor smitten, and it isn't fair to him
to say that he is or was. nor is it
fair to the girl
tninterested i'm Society.
Prentice'S host recalled how. when
the young man had first come to Bos-
ton to work for his firm. he had in
troduced, him to society. but that
Prentice had not been interested.
They don't want me for what /
am: they want me for who am" the
scion Of wealth told his employer
Mr.. Chase also recalled how the
grandson of one of the worlds wealth
lest men had worked with street gangs
shoveling snow and doing other rough
labor to add to his early earnings as
an. ezra nd boy. Later he made such
rapid progress in the hardware bust
ness that he has a standing offer to
return any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
FRICTION is AVOIDED.
Molders Continue Work as Wage
Agreement Is Reached.

CLEVELAND, December % P.-
For the thirty. eighth consecutive
year, the International Molders Union
and the Stove Manufacturers Asso-
citation have reached a wage agree
ment without cessation of work dur
ing negotiations. Fred l.. Baumgart
ner, newly elected assistant financier
of the molders, announced yesterday.
The scale provides for a minimum
day rate of $7.25, with the piece work
rate differing in various localities and
a possibility of a molder earning SIS
daily, Baumgartner declared.
The molders are the only union to
work so many years without a strike,
Baumgartner asserted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
GARTER BELLS TINKLE.
Jazz Accompaniment at Monte
Carlo Tea Dansants.

MONTE CARLO, December % up.
Tea dansants. which in season are
always crowded here prior to the
opening of the Casino, are being en-
livened by garter bells, which tinkle
in time with the music of the Jazz
bands. Another novelty is a Cymbal
effect produced by revolving metal
discs attached to the heels of women's
dance slippers.
With the metallic garter bells tin
king, the cymbals clashing and the
jangiing of scores of bracelets and the
swish and rattle of the new coat-of-
mail tunics, the jazz artists have to
work doubly hard to make themselves
heard in the whirl of merrymakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
FAMOUS FEUD|ST
DYING Of WOUNDS
Mountain bad Man." Willie
Fleming, Killed by Posse
in Home.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
PIKESNILLE. Ky. December 22.-
In the rocky fastness of Pike County.
Willie Fleming. mountaineer and
mountain bad man" Is fighting prob
ably his last fight and against odds
death being his foe.
Fleming the descendan Mt of a inc of
picturesque feudal mountaineers. has
lived by fighting and apparently he
will die by Nightingale at the hands
of the law he so long evaded.
Five time posses sought To capture
him alive and five times they failed.
but Yesterday in the grayness of the
early dawn he was trapped in his
mothers home. deep in the mountains
of Pike County. and not far from the
line that divides Pike County from
Ningo of West Virginia.
Sheriff Jim Johnson of Pike County
and a posse of 10 had searched
through the night for the mountaineer
to capture him and bring him here to
answer the indictments charging muir
der and violation of the prohibition
laws.
Goes Down Fighting.
They surrounded him in his hiding
place. at his mothers home. and
called on him to surrender, but no
Fleming surrenders, it is said. They
are taken fighting. An exchange of
shots followed and when the posse
ceased firing Willie Fleming lay on
the floor of his mothers mountain
home. critically wounded.
The sheriff's posse improvised
stretcher of door and a blanket and
bore him down the mountain road to
The home of his brother. John Fleming,
situated on the bank of Long Fork of
Shelby Creek. where since childhood
he had roamed and lived by the
mountain law.
Physicians who examined the
wounded man said there was no nope
for his recovery.
Fleming is from a line that has
killed and been killed.
In recent years a number of the
men folks" Of the Fleming family
have died violent deaths.
Levi. brother. died in fight with
officers who sought to capture him
to face the courts.
Brother Shot TO Death.
Sol. another brother. died at the
hands of the law, having been shot
down by officers last February after
an escape from guards taking him
from the penitentiary. to which he
had twice been sentenced for life, to
the bedside of Mother" Fleming, who
In her mountain home lay i'll.
Willie'S uncle. Sol Fleming. died in
an automobile accident last August
The death was avenged when Ben
Bentlv. the driver, was killed. and
Uncle Sol's' son. Ely, is charged with
murder in connection with the driver $
Ecath.
Elmer Fleming, son of Ely Fleming.
Was l.Ied. and his E2cle Bill. another
ron of Uncle Sol. is chhrged with the
murder
And while many Fleminss nave
.d,ad with thai, boots on" there are
o r,in7i OF notches on the clan tree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22

gorge to the Michigan Central Rail
road bridge. they would crawl on the
arch of this structure into the United
States. The last two men to try this
method now are in the Niagara County
Jail at Lockport.
Archibald Grisch. an employee of the
Hydraulic Electrical Commission, was
arrested last night on a charge of
smuggling in Josef Peters. Ru-
manian. in a small coupe. Peters.
who is six feet tall, was found curled
up so tightly in the luggage com
partment of the coupe that when the
lid was opened he snapped out as
if set on a spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
Will Reopen Tire Plant.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, December %
P).-Opera ton of the defunct Boone
Tire and Rubber Co. plant, idle for
year. will be, started by the Gopher
Wenstone Tire and Rubber Co. after
January /. This was announced by
Samuel J. Andalma of Chicago, preSi
dent of the National Adhesive Prod
uctS Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
'Jack-in-the-C Coupe" Stunt Robs Alien
OF Chance to Be Struggled Into L. S.

NIAGARA FALLS, y. V. December
22.-Word has gone to United States
immigration inspectors and to the
Federal patrol along the Canadian
border here to double guards and
shorten the beats in an effort to tight
en- the lines against what is asserted
to be a threatened invasion of aliens.
The aliens are said to be offering big
prices to be struggled across.
A new method of getting into the
United States has been thwarted.
Aliens have been descending into
Niagara Gorge by sliding down a rope
tied to a tree on the upper bank. Max
ing their way along the bottom of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
Violet Colby's 100000 Action
Against Husband Withdrawn.

NEW YORK, December % LR.-The
100000 suit brought in Supreme
Court two years ago by the former
Violet Colby. a light opera singer,
against her husband, John E. Liggett,
grandson of the founder of Liggett &
Myers Tobacco Co.; Arthur J. DreXel.
jr., and George F. Naphen. has been
settled out of court. it was announced.
Mrs. Liggett was said to have been
paid a considerable portion of her
claim against the brokerage firm of
Liggett & Drexel for $84,267 and
interest, which she said she advanced
the firm to save it from bankruptcy
in 1918 and 1919.
"a Mr. Liggett filed voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy at Chicago two
years ago, giving his assets as 800
and estimating his liabilities at more
than S250.000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
JURY AND WOMEN
TO PROBE LYNCHING
League of Women Voters De.
nounces "High-Handed Muir
der of Negro.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLARKSDALE, Miss. December
22.-Grand jury investigation of the
lynching Saturday night of Lindley
Coleman, negro, shortly after he was
acquitted Of a charge Of murder was
ordered yesterday by Judge w. A.
Alcorn. The judge, before whom Cole
man was tried, issued the order with
out comment, but 1t was generally
understood the lynching had caused
the grand jury to be called. Mrs.
Earl Brewer, president Of the Coahoma
County League Of Women Voters, has
called a meeting to investigate the
high handed murder" OF the negro.
Mrs Brewer. wife Of former gov.
ernor of Mississippi, announced that
the league would investigate both the
lynching and treatment reported to
have been accorded Coleman and sew
eral other negroes after their arrest
for alleged conspiracy in the killing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
HAVE TO LIKE EPOCH.
Only One Partisan Objects to the
Era in Which He Lives.

PARIS, December % P.-"Do you
like your epoch?". is a questionable
sent around to a number of eminent
persons by Paris periodical
Yes, but not always" answered
Louis Barthou; Not much" replied
Henry Lavedan; Naturally said
Abel Hermant: Got to- declared
Tristan Bernard, Fernand Vanderem,
Roland Dorgeles and Eugene BrieuN,
the dra fist; Cecil Sorel, the actress
wrote. Yes" and Nine. Colette said
yes, because 1 won't see any more. ;"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
Poland to Sell Zinc Mines.

WARSAW, December % OD.-The
Polish government, in it's endeavors
to ameliorate the financial situation,
is making special efforts to attract for.
eign capital to Poland. Among other
projects. negotiations have been
opened up with representatives of the
Harriman group for the sale of the
Polish zinc mines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
Finds Pearls in Oysters.

THIELLS, N. Y. December % LF).
Two raw oysters. each housing A
pearl valued at 500. We're Santa
Claus gifts yesterday to Mrs. Irving
Hill. She opened the presents while
preparing dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22
U. S. Cardinal Sees Pope.

ROME. December % R.-Pope Plus
today granted an audience to Cardinal
Hayes, Archbishop of New York. who
is here for the closing ceremonies OF
holy year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22

The Newcastle Steel Works. which
turns out about five-sixths Of the total
output Of iron and steel in Austria liza
eclipsed all of it's production records in
1925,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22

for those who have died at their
hands.
Fleming sett ment is about 25 miles
from here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-22

The Law Society. which is the. of.
fetal governing body of the legal pro-
fession in England, has just celebra ted
tho centenary.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
lL1 hazdila detec-
tiDesca del dia
POr Vance Wynn. |.

clio la mano de un' criminal ex-
perto. Estos criminales evidente-
lnente estaban enterados de los me
todos que sc usaban en- la oficina.
Sabian ,ademas que los bonos Sc
! onfan en-. cierta clase de sobres v
debidamente sellados Y lacrados
eran enviades a Ia GAIA de segu-
ridad. Era evidente que el ladron
Sc habia escapado con ell sobre yer
dadero dejando en-. 81 lugar un fall
SO duplicado.
Sc di6 la voz de alarma v opot-
tunamente la policia supo que Kid
Yates. ladron cuya especialidal
.ran los bancos.. habfa sido visto
rondando Ell edificio ell dia del ro-
DO. Ademas Sc supo que Yates ha-
t,ia- tratado de negociar los bonos
dos semanas despues. Yates sc las
labfa compuesto para salir de Ia
cipdad,s asi pues Sc extendio la
alarlna a toda. la nacion. Tn ex-
ye;4o detective sigui6 la pista. Y
finalmente. lego San Diego, Ca
liforrlia Y allf encontr6 al hombre,
Fue trafdo New York. convicto
del robo condenatlo e,ltnplir 81
amos en- Sing Sing.
Antes de que .transcurrieran seis
neses, V, sin que Sc supiera como,
Yates Sc habia 'escapado de la pri-
sion. Tras ardua labor Sc lie en-
contro en- New Orleans, llevando
ur nombre falso Y precisamente
c,Iando, Sc dedicaba a. despoiar, Gle
Ia cartera .un incauto viandante.
y Ina. vez mas fue encerrado en-
Sing Sing para eumplir su lsrga
icondena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
GoBIERNo MUNICIPAL. DE
MAUNABo, p. R.
JUNO, 6 DE 1925.
ANUNCIo DE sUEAsTA
JUNO, 6 DE 1925.


Proposiciones en- pliegos cerra-
dos para la sdjudicacion en- pa
blica subasta del remate de ME-
DICINAs PARA ENFERMOs Po-
BRES en- ell municipio de Mauna-
bo, p. R., durante q ano econo-
mico de 1e25-26, cuyo presupuesto
aprobado asciende la cantidad
de MIL Dosc1ENTos (1,2oo.Oc
dolares, Sc admitiran Ell esta of
Gina hasta las diez de Ia rlanana
del dia 10 de junio de 1926.
Ell phego de condolences y todos
los datos r1ecesarios que han de re
gir en- Ell contrato, Sc encuentran
de manifesto en-. la Secretaris MI
nicipal durante las horas de ofci-
ma, dende pueden ser cxaminados
por los interesados.
La Junta de Subasta Sc reserva
eI derecho de rechazar cualesauje-
ra todas las proposiciones y Ell
de adjudicar Ell contrato bajo otras
condolences que las del precio so
lamente.
Jose s. NAVARRO.
AIcalde.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
Ell MISTERIO DEL
sOBRE sELLADo

~----~--~--S
FL hecho de pasar toda prisa
al trzv6s dc un corredor oscuro en-
el edificio de la New York Pro-
duce Exchange" le cost6 a. Aaron
Bancroft el dia 2 de mario del
1911 la friolera. de $85, 700, que lie
saba en- un sobre sellado.
Il joven, que trabaiaba como
sclerck en- una casa bancaria, lleva-
ba los bonos a una GAIA de segu-
iidad que habia cerca, y va casi
Hegaba su destinu ,cuando tuvo
que atravesar una parte del corre-
dor bastante oscura. Otra persona,
que venia en- direction contraria,
.tropezo con Ell joven hizo que el
s5bre Sc cayera de sus manos. No
obstante cuando Ell ioven Sc baj6
csHontro ell Inismo sobre blanco
que lleqaba en- las manos. sagNfdos
antes. Al llegar a la luz 10 eSarni-
no " Sc ,encontro, con que estaba
seilado, lacrado, Y con. la misma
direction, exactamente como Sc. 10
habfan entregado en- la oficina, asi
sues Sc dirigio a, "a GAIA de SECURE
confiado 10 guard6 cuidadosa-
monte ,
Despues, dehido a .,sus muchas
ceupaciones, olvid6 ell incidente del
cortedor oscuro. M
Dos semanas mas tarde ur miem
bro de la firlna tuvo quefabrir IA
Gaia de seguridad para examinar
ciertos yalores. Entire otros. Sc pro
ponia llevarse los $500 para ha-
Ger cierta transactions. Tom6 eli
sofre sellado v saliendo la luz,
lc abrio.
T1n sus ojos Sc retrat6, ell mayor
estupor.
h Yno era de extranarse. Los bo-
rds habfan desaparecido v en- su
fisar Sc encontraron varios pape-
les dobiados' en- forma que no des-
pertasen sospechas en- ell primer
nlamento. 1918
Ri banquero Sc explico inmedia-
tamente como pudo 6currir la CO
sa On el corfedor oscuro y vi6 en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
CHOQUE DE TRUKs
Ramon RIVERA


En- la calle Tetu4n, esquina 2
Jose J. Acosta, de- SaHs Juan, e.
truck numero 1916. propiedad
del: Municipio de San Juan, guiadc
por ell chauffeur jose Santiago
,1fhero 1858, tresidente en- Sar
Juan, choco con ell truck No. 453-C
prouisdad de Eugenio Lopez, de
Santurce y g1liado por ell chauffeur
kafael Santana, No. 1927, resi-
derte en- Santurce, resuHando am
bos vehicuIos con desperfectos de
consideration Sc denuncia al
chauffeur Jose Santiago, por IN
Traction la Ley de Autom6viles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
Ell FANTASMA
DE LA DUDA

FL mundo es a .tnanera de una
gran inc6gnita.
Pregunte usted muchas de las
cosas que lie interesa la l,u-
nnanidad " nadie sabra res
ponderle corlcretaFnente.
Por ejelnpIo:
;Sera al fin ADD El Krim,
el Presidente de la Repubiica
del Riff?
0uien sabe, le contestaran.
iSoinetera Francia Y Espa-
ia al caudiIlo moro?
Posiblemente, pero quien 10
puede adivinar.
iRenacera ell espiritu mill
tarista en- AIemania, estando
Hinderburg de Presioente de
la RepGblica de AIemana?
Es rlUy premature negarlo
afirnarIo.
IHabra aIg1n dia un cho-
que armada entire los Estados
Unidos y eI Jap6n?
Es muy dificiI vaticinarIo.
/ iTriunfara algdh dia la
Al ahza, en- sus demandas de
mas Iibertades para Puerto
Rico? et
sPuede ser que 81 y puede
ser que no.
Todof es duda, incertidum-
bre. vacilaciones.
Pefo pregunte usted cuaI es
la% Qiliea sastferia que en-
Puerto Rico, bate ell record de
la eIegancia, del buen gusto y
de la calidad de sus dfiles de
hIlo, y Ia duda desaparece CO.
mo por encanto y unanine-
rneilte todos contestan: Ell
CORTE INCLES.
Y es que la verdad no admite
dudas y Sc abre paso a las
Duends o a. las nlaias.
Y la Verdad de EL CORTE
iNGLES, su .unica verdad es
esta:
Que trae sus teIas de hi4o
de la nlisma lnglaterra, que
sconpra directarne+1te al fabri-
cante de esas 3teias, que sus
sastres son los mas expertos
en- toda la isfa de Puerto Rico.
y cue sacrifica gran parte de
sus legitimas ganancias para
autnentar dta a dia Ell nlmero
de sus clientes, ash como otros
aun1entan sus ganancias v dis.
i11Inuyen sus cofnpradores.
Es question de sistenna, v ell
de EL CORTE lNGLES, es Ell
de atraer a sus, clientes con la
calidad y con, los precios de
su manufacture.
EL coRTE INCL ES
LA FABRlcAs " SASTRERiA
DE MoDA EN- PUERTO RICO
No equiyoqueiIa direction, es-
ta,tlos al lado de. la Barberia
EL FIGARO y fre1,te al edificio
de EEL MUNDO".
San Jose ST. No. s.. p. o. Box
9S4. Teldfono f,f23. San Juan,
Fuefto Rico. AoVt,