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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
ALaUaus KnOluina More

MEMS eyes have become fascinated by
lVl the up above. The deepest mining
and drilling have not even scratched the
down below, and yet tremendous secrets
are hidden from science in the earth's
depths.
However, now comes an accomplishment
by the salvage ship Blakely's crew, who
have salvaged ship, in the ocean off
Chile, at depth of 31S feet, with the
aid of light invented by the Westing-
house company. 1t may be the beginning
of recovery of untold wealth and the
delivery of the seas great secrets, some
OF which will explain mysteries of the air
itself Conquering sea depths is a matter
of pressure-resisting apparatus, and the
lands secrets are protected by heat and
scarcity of atmosphere.
And when one compares the knowledge
of today to that of century ago, who
may say that there is limit to human
genius? One of the greatest geniuses of
our times, Edison, thinks that it is posi-
BILE to devise apparatus to receive COM
munication from the dead What human
problem is there that may not, finally, be
solved?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28

most outstanding upp0IHtera.
Secretaries HuEhrs and Hoover
and Chief Justice Taft. had been
leading advocates of the league,
aF had Secretary Wilbur, PreH-
dent Coolidge nut independent
cabinet appgiulrr.
The new secretary Of state.
Frank a. Kellogg, voted iu the
rsnuts for the league. aud has
not changed his mind.
AN these men have recognized.
oITorfuuiaiically. the practical
situation on the league Itself. but
on general international cooper
alton their attitude. like that OF
President Coolidge. b. aggressive
ly aniiisolliiGuiEt
Ira fact. the irreroucilablc po-
ritlDn has no official standing
outside the stacked senate com.
mltteo on foreign relations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
: SCIENCE -
PESTS

A CsTRALIA Is a country o. rrat
n possibilities ia agricultural H..
but great part Of It's potential
farming area is doomed TO b.oou.
worthless unless scientists IN ~
eessfui IN q war now being fourt,
This war is against the arm
some unknown person planted r.
ne cactus some years ago. perb,n
for ornamental purposes. II tb,aFs
80 wonderfully that il is driving al
all other forms Of vegetation. IL
most modern methods have BE-,
tried IN fighting IL, including or
poisons and insect enemies. but thus
far without success.
Another pest in Australia asslns
which constant warfare is pagsd !
the dingo or native Wild dog Tss
creature il the enemy Of sheep rsls
ing and is credited with the slaurs
ter OF l.o0o,oOo sheep a year.
The dingo Is a native. as Is proved
by fossil skeletons being found viih
giant extinct animals. 1t is Of ~
dish color, about two feet high. Il
has the appearances OF an oniInsu
short haired mongrel dog. bu, dos
not bark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
More Buck Passing

1>HE psychologists never grow weary.
L Always they are on the job and talk
ing. Here's a lady psy. who says that
the reason children of today are bad is
because their grandparents brought up
their parents so badly"
Bright idea And, logically. the great
grandparents are likewise responsible be-
cause they did not teach the grandparents
how TO teach the parents how TO teach
the children the way they should. but are
not going.
Come to think of it. and still sticking
loyalty to psychological rules and regula-
tons, the whole thing can be handed back
to old man Adam and Mrs. Eve. There
It may rest, in all probability. for il is
not likely that the psychologists will feel
inclined to go further and place the respon-
slbility on the Providence that created the
first gentleman and lady.
But 1t is all tommyrot-all profitless
Nothing IS solved - nothing is improved
II the fathers and the fathers fathers
were egregiously derect, the present i
benefited not whit by the knowledge
The sins of yesterday whatever they
were. neither palliate nor correct the aims
OF today. A post norton, no matter how
thoro and complete, never saved a life
and never viii. We will never get any.
where worth while by passing the buck Ia
our grandparents or anybody else. Our
Job Is with and of today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
Association

A SSOCIATION of ideas is one of the
n greatest detectives of the great art
OF American advertising, Moreover, one
Of the chief developers u association is
the repeated use of a motto on phrase
for example:
Did YOU ever stand looking at sum-
mer sunset and have young lady walk
in front OF you. without Immediately say
ing to yourself, you just know she wears
em?"
Or have you ever travelled thru the
wonderful scenery Of Gods country and
tried for days TO pierce the barTage of
Signboard advertisements. without realiz-
ing the plaintive hopeleSSneSS of the
appeal 10 See America First?
Or have you ever gone 20 a dentists
and. while he is busy painfully prying
around. finding cavities and infections.
looked up at pair of plates of false teeth
in glass cabinet without thinking Even
tually-why not now?'
Or, when you We're a kid. did YOU ever
take a simple problem in algebra 10 your
father and hear him fume and fuss and
bluff around after the answer without
wondering about the veracity of the state
ment, ASK Dad-he knows?
Or We're you ever stranded in the des-
ert, long way from nowhere and a longer
way from drink. without saying TO your
self, I'D walk a mile"-etc.. etc.
Or, rs bachelor. did you ever look at
q beautiful girl who was all that a man
could admire, without thinking of the
wonderful sentiment in that old standby.
ASK the man who owns one?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28

Q. What In "toad-ea,cr"7
a. Ioday u means fuwuin
parasite sVeoDhant IN. ancient
days this term tcas applied 10 a
monntobank's assistant. aiicoed 10
sieaIioG iogds in order fhat M,
qHock employer might nppe1r 10
cure their supposed poisonous n.
fccts
q What is Yiddishg
4. 4 middle high German Dialect
or number NJ diaic.fs. spoken by M
Jens. containing large number %,
ocrmdntsed Hcbrcic irords and usiuo
Hebrcto characters for ifs Hfernfgyc
" contains about 10 pcr cent M
German. 20 per cent Of Hcbrric. aud
10 per cent Siuric rords, and l. uscd
as a poiD0iot jnrooH for tntcrcoB,.
mHnlcation BIZ Jetcs Of many differ.
cHt nntions.
Q. What Is meant by a "Frocrus.
team bed?
a. Procrasics. icgcHdary greek
robbcr. forced hiI captures dorm ON
a couch and cmt of their limbs II
They icerc too long for Il. and II Zoo
short stretched them 10 m. me
term Is Hoo applied Ia an oiLegoricai
sense 10 thosc mho attempt 10 force
upon people a single standard Of
thought. action, or being.
q. Where is the word "reyerend''
mentioned In the Bible?
A. The only place is The m
psalm, ON rorse. me sent rcdcmp-
ton unto his people: nc hath com
mnndcd His coreHgHt forever. holm
aud rcrerend IN Ills name
Q. What is Edgar Guests nd
drcss2
4. nm Hamilton dripc. Detroit.
Mich.
q What Is meant by the phrase
"A hyphenated American?
A. 4 torciOH- born uatnrnHscd ciH-
zen Of nc UHitcd states. tehosc oi.
tachmcnt Is diUided bctUccn INC
United States and The land Of his
birth. so mat he Il tnomn as al
GS|moH-Amcrican, q Spanish 4 MGR
icdH, etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28

each citizen according TO e.r.,.
qualifications.
Each man has one vote. h., /,
De o. AN aclderuleian. a tsses.. !
a high school graduate. q ksi-s.
an officer. an official or :, ~
ciaL an editor a business s,s- -
tive, or pays 10 lie ts4e, !.
has five children. he Ia -.
votes.
II be has three Of thes. m,r
fications, Or is a prinee. a esr1
nal or a high Official. or =,
been decorated for valor. h i.
three votes.
The purpose Is 10 give p.,,
ants and ordinary workinrr,e,
generally one vote; the NOR !.
sponsibls and skilled worker, ~
the small business man =.
votes. and the inioIlec,ual,- ~
the higher classes three votes
And the final purpose Is :.
always-Mussollnii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
Fame PICKLE, "Statuary Hall" ShowS

by Ohio. Lincoln IL not IN the
Han OF PANE Perhaps Ken
tuciy will put him there some
day, for her choice of citizens
has not set been made
Frances T. willard Is the
only woman In the Han u
Famf Most Or the men are
pal.udBus
Aisn ike Robert D. Lee,
James Marquette Ethan Allen,
Samuel Houston. John e. Cul-
houn, Roger WlilHmr. Eolcrt
Fulton. Daniel Webster Lew
Wallace. Charles Carroll. John
Winthrop and Lewis Cass ATE
known everywhere
Here are the others chosen
~ most distinguished"
ARKANSAS Criah ~ Rose,
not listed IN the encyclopedia:
aud Jas, =. Clarke, governor Of
tho state and O. s senator
FLORIDA: John W Gorrlc
no, listed and Cen r. Kirby
smith. last confederate general
10 surrender IN the eiNil p7Af
IDAHO: George T. Shoup.
Het listed
ILLINOIS Jas Shields. a. s.
senator and major general IN
toe ayii war. to whom Stone
wBli jackson WAS forced 90
surrender. and Frances T.
Willard. temperance worker
IOWA: Jas Harlan. q. s.
senator and secretary OF the
interior. an intimate Of Lincoln;
Samuel J kirkwood. who held
these same offices
KANSAS. John J, Ingalls,.
judge editor and L. s sen
ators and George W. Click.
not listed.
MASSACHUSETTS Samuel
Adams hero or colonial days.
and John Winthrop. whose name
was borne by three famous
statesmen.
MINNESOTA; Henry Mower
Rice. not listed
MISSOURI: Francis e. Blair.
editor and prominent in found.
ing the republican party: and
Thomas H. Benton. officer in
war OF 1919 and senator for 30
years
OKLAHOMA: Scqu-oy yah,
Cherokee Indian inventor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28

of the troylino classes toho arc en-
odoed In useful industries. The
means proposed for gaining control
Of the government are sabotage
that Is the destruction Of mdchin.
erVJ. LoVcottiHD. aud. finally a
general strike. uhich tciH DaraiD.c
the operation Of The oorcrHmcnt and
force the caDitdiist classes to acccde
10 the demands Of labor. The chief
sVndicdlist orDaai=nti5H Of the
United States Is the Industrial Work
era Of the World n. ". W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
~ HtrH FINNEY

WAsH1SGruS. Jan "a II
w yuu we're asked 10 name
The 60 most distinguished Amer,
irsna tn History well, Just
take a pencil and try u.
Some go years aEu. congress
set aside as "statuhFy hall" che
Old meeting place ~ the house
~ representatives. aud invited
each state 90 send statues %
it's isu most distinguished ,iti-
fruH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
Mussolini Is
For Mussolini

Mussollnl inyents new cleo
t0ral law for each election.
Last spring he fixed IL so that
II he got one.fourth OF the votes
~ would have two-thirds OF the
deputies. This was By a loaded
scheme Of voting FOR lists at
large
Now he has gone back 10 the
system Of one member 10 each
district. chosen hy majority in
that district. but ne proposes TO
adopt the plan which Belgium
once tried but discarded, OF Civ
Ing one. two or three votes to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28

YOU can get an answer to
i any question OF fact or In
formation b. writing The Seat.
tie Star Question Editor. 1922
New York ave. Washington
u. C., and inclosIng 2 cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical, legal or marital nd.
vice. Personal replies. conf.
Dental. All letters must be
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28

Mr.. Ftrif. T.. Goth a. bsftncsa
RarraHa mra aHd Ei0Ath auc n.
IE.. IL fuH Of mud holes aad grass
Is groirlug aI0ag Tie edges ~ ne
street. The street Is npf 80 keeping
uuh the nice homes fhaf hnrr been
bsii ihsrc Goa poa heip Hs'
NJ
This in Erayeled street. and tho
street department uuly keeps the
center 81 wtdr streets covered with
gravel IN gpol repair "a !, is eSs
pcrtrd that paving will be called for
whcu street lie as well bull, up
as this one. WHY not get up a pc
utlon and have 90 per cent OF the
property owners sign Tor paving Z
Tho street department promises 10.
give such petition speedy attention
NJ. FtHfs lost wrrk az Srrcnih
ace. aud Mon a. sac near
ralilsgon bctwren three cars caused
by ono Of thsB trying 10 pass aH-
other al The intersection. No dam
a0r tras done tho a boz narrowly
escaped bciag run orrr Again PCS
trrdnv al Third drr. and James Al,
sato nan como iriibin a feIc
feet Of being run dolru bv driver
icyso tras out on tho car track and
ooino 20 or rs MITES an hour at the
crossing. Is u not pioidtion Of
The traffic f1irt for one car 70 pass
another AZ fho crosdnpsf
T. n. II.
II is not only against the traffic
laws for ono car to pass another at
Intersections. but all ears arc sup
posed to keep close TO the curb and
go at q slower speed at all cross-
inEs when you SEQ such violations
as you describe. get the number Of
the violatora car and report u TO
the traffic department. MA in.7Sio.
ur. Firii ~ young man irho
Joined The army IA San Francisco
~ 1915 and scrrcd thru the iear
orcrscds. and trds discharged ia
1919. not catiiled TO some sort Of
boHusr After Joining the army he
received his training NJ Fort Wor.
den aud Fort Whitman before 90
ing orcrscos. ". " u.
II he was resident Of California,
he would have to apply in that
state for state bonus. II one has
been granted But he can apply /
for the compensation that the
United States gives, IN any state. |
II you viii 90 to room COZ, En-
press building. conner Second ave-
and Spring St. and ask for MIR
Knapp. he VIII give the necessary
Mr.. Firif: is there ioir IN Sc.
attic to keep do0s of the ncigh
boris iarns aud fioiccrsP There arc
eight big doos tn this block that
nercr stay AT home. but use my
ftoiecr beds for Fairgrounds. We
hare no dogs, and Ike fholrcrs
better than do dogs and our
bdbD does not dare 90 out tn nc
yard. because The dops arc there
4, r. i.
lf the dogs have licenses there ~
no wny to compel them TO stay at
home. II they have no licenses call
the Humane society GA rfld-31O0.
n they lave licenses and become
too much OF nuisance. call the po-
lice Or, better still. call the own
ers. and tell them that the dogs arc
giving you trouble.
Mr.. Ficit: Why docs The citBI
of Seattle use surface or river
,rdtcrf This Watcr Is necessarily
fiiod ictth Impurities. az The noun
fains are mn Of moHs and worms
that oct into me teater also IN
fcrstnnd That Cedar lake Is nm NJ
Jtd logs. which arc breeding places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28

Thirty states have responded
with 90 statues
But fame h d tickle Jade. In
this year ~ 1885 most OF tho
names picked ~ Immortal fail
strangely on tho ear Elght are
rot even TO D. found in an
encyclopedia
only two presidents ~ the
United States arr IN the lt-i
They urr GcorR, Washington.
nominated by tho state of VIZ
rlma. and James 4 Garfield,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
MIR. FIXIT
He Answers Complaints About Street Paw
ing, Dogs, City Water, Bonus and
Canadian Money

fer mosquitoes WAY not Har TIC
many springs ~ orr s0untaiHs fer
the iouicr ssppipF l. Err.
The water department reports
that both tho watershed and Crdar
lake arr kept an free az possible
from al impurities. and that the
water ~ The lake is no, surface
water, but comes from springs Fur
thermors. that at the intakes there
u a System ~ alteration, that I'M
surcs purr water
NJ fTru Why Il u hot me
street car conductors irM not aecrpt
Canadian money on The caraf Jusi
before Christmas voaHg lromaa
from EaHcoursr. n c. irho had
Just arrircd 10 the city. aud teho
had Hoihing but Canadiaa Bpncv.
ious told 10 pop iH tinted states
money or grt on 4 passenger
gaze her The dino and sared fur
fhrr cmbnrrauneai I hdrc knotrA
Of other cases ii.r This one. What
eau BE- done about 90 4, l..
The banks discount Canadian
small money from ! 20 per cent.
and this Is dead loss TO the street
car department II Canadian money
were received at par on the cars
everyone hayink any would unload
u there. causing considerable loss 10
tho city. A good deal of Canadian
coin slips into the fare box as IL
Is, hut Superintendent Henderson
reports that the conductors are In
structod not TO receive II n they
know il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
More P0aOer to Her

Il ME Wyoming senate turns down Gov.
Nellie Ross recommendation for
ratification of the child labor amendment
Let not the lady feel discouraged She
is in the right. The people will stand by
her when she is right, tho a senate ticks
her 20 times, or more. Somehow. we Oet
the impression that the new governor of
Wyoming is going to demonstrate the fit
ness of woman to govern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28

And they've arrested the "dEn
farmer governor OF Kansas on tie
grounds that he was too dirty. Hos
can the farmer rise under such II
consistency
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
A Thought

Fight the good fight Of faith. lay
hold on eternal life, whercunto thou
art also called. and hast professcd
II good profession before many wit.
nesscs.-I. Tim. vi.:l2.
I'LL. fight till from my bones my
L flesh be hacked Shakespeare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
What Folks
Are Saying

II. Il. ENNIS. president National
Association Real Estate Boards.
Kansas city: The United States Is
becoming immensely wealthy. With
good roads and cheap motor cars,
persons can 20 everywhere. They
will make their homes where they
can ho contentcd in pleasant sur.
roundings.
WILLIAM SIMPSON, -, retired
grocer and sportsman. New York.
MANY times. in the old days. Ed.
win Booth and / went bluefishing
together down on long Island.
Sometimes we went alone Some.
times Joe jefferson was along
Those were guy old fishing parties.
and we always had a bottle of
snake,bitc curp along"
CLARENCE II. GAINES. writer:
My profound conviction is thnt
every writer Of fiction who is worth
his salt must be, in his way. humble
or great. n bit Of philosopher
LAWRENCE PERRY. writer. 1T
Is commonly accepted. so far as the
element of brutality Is concerned.
that more punishment Is melted out.
whether Intentionally or unintcn.
tionilly, In the average college foot.
hall game thnn in the prize ring.
at least when hish.class opponents
arc involved"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28


regret: but, so long a. the government rernai
worst-paying client, such losses are iney- r--
liable -
At the sacrifice Of the fortune which he IL
could easily have made. Hughes has given
20 years Of brilliantly unselhsh work 10 the
public service. Now he Is entitled time 10 II
earn "A competency in the profession Of which Ia
he is the acknowledged head ~
Justice Brandels once said Of him: "He IL
is the true lawyer, IN the fine old sense; z.
perhaps the best Of that type we have" lie
To which we might add that with al the a
virtues, he has one Of the limitations Of the
type. -
To him the axioms Of the Law are self p
evident. He is not inclined to go behind or under
Within these axioms there is no finer legal nj
America. Even in private practice, these great al
will still serve the cause Of truth and justice.
TT is interesting to note how far away nearly a
i key appointments of two administrations hays
from the "irreconcable Interpretation of the ii
Of 1920.
We have, to be sure. not gone into the eag
nations, and it has been announced that there
official intention to do But President Harding's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
BY CHESTER Il. ROWELL

l. Charles T.. Hughes is a matter Of woria ala a
regret; but so long a. the government remain ae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28

Mr.. Firii: Why docs The citB
Of seattle use sprfuCc or river
tcdtcrf This Wdicr is necessarily
Hliod nth Impurities. az The noun
taiHs are tuH Of Hois aud porms
that oct into me rdier. Iiso ! an
dcrsfnnd that Cedar lake Is nm NJ
old logs phich arc breeding places
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
EULOGIO RIERA.

En- ell porto Rico" que parti6
para Estados Unidos el jueves pa
sado, EMBARGO el prestigioso e in
teligente joven Eulogio Riera,
quien Marcia a empezar sus estu-
dios de leyes en- uno de los mas re-
putados colegios de Albany.
Eulogio Riera era uno de los
miembros mas sobresalientes de la
sociedad "Juventud Catolica" Y con
taba en- nuestra sociedad con in
numerables y profundas simpatias.
No dudamos de que 81 sabra po-
ner su nombre muy alto como es-
tudiante en- la escuela que ha Sc
leccionado para hacerse de una ca
rrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
LUIS MORALES.

Luis Morales, ell brillante violi-
nista de Rio Piedras, ha marchado
iltimamente a Estados Unidos en-
donde ell verano entrante Sc gra-
duara de DIR. en- medieina.
Durante los meses de vacaciones
el estuvo de inferno en- ell Hospi-
tel Presbiteriano en- dende su labor
le valio Ell elogio de les medicos
de esa importante institution.
Luis Morales estudia en- Rich
mond, Virginia, Y ALA, 10 nlismo
Que aca, goza de ilinitadas sim
patias tanto entire los estudiantes
como entire las figuras sociales de
la ciudad.
Esperamos poder saludarlo prom
TO con ell tftulo de doctor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
AGASAJADOS POR Ell SECRE-
TARIO DE LA GUERRA
WEEKS

En- la semana Ultima fueron
agasajados por ell ex-Seeretario de
In Guerra Weeks. los distinguidos
esposos Arthur F. Odlin. buenos
amigos de Puerto Rico,-que aho
"a Sc encuentran en- Washington
permaneciendo en- la residencia de
esta preeminente figura naeional
en- Lancaster, New Hampshire,
una semana.
Ell MUNDO celebra el honor
que recibe ell ex-Juez de la Corte
Federal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
DONA CLOTILDE
RODRIGUEZ.


El cable ha traido la triste y do
lorosa noticia de la muerte en- AS
turias de la virtuosa DANA dona
Clotilde Rodriguez, madre ejem-
plar del prestigioso caballero don
Segundo Cadierno Rodriguez, uno
de los mas valiosos elementos de
la Colonia Espanola Y una de las
figuras mas destacadas en- nues-
tro comercio.
A el, en- particular, y en- general
"a todos los deudos que lloran tan
sensible perdida, enviamos nuestro
mas sincere y profundo mensaje
Gle condolencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
WILLIAM G. CoxHEAD

A disfrutar de dos neses de bien
ganadas vacaciones, partio esta
semana con rumbo al Norte Mr..
William G. Coxhead, secretario
general de la Y. NJ. C. A.
Lo sustituira temporalmente
Manuel Bueno, ell inteligente joven
recientemente llegado de una ms
tituci6n americana.
Que Sc divierta mucho en- estos
dos meses de asueto es 10 que de-
seamos para el active inteligen-
te secretario Mr.. Coxhead.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
PRoXIMAS NUPCIAS.

Segdn nos hemos enterado va
falta muy POGO para hacerse bella
realidad el sueno de amor de una
bellisima Y simpatica jovencita de
la Gale del Estado en- Miramar, al
ia empleada de la Bull Insular
Line" y un apuesto y estinable
Joven que hace tempo Sc gan6 su
coraZon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
ISABEL P. MORALES.

va esta completamente bien de
la operaei6n que hace unos dias
sufriese en- la garganta la distin-
guida senorita Isabel P. Morales,
hiia del senor Jose A. Morales,
''manager" de LA Democracia".
La operaci6n fue practicada por
los competentes doctores Belaval
Y Laugier en- la Clinica Miramar.
Mucho nos alegramos de Ia me-
ioria de la apreciable Y estimada
amiga.