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Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15
SPLENDID FILM
C0MINC, FEATURES
FAMOUS HORSE

THaater fans viii bo treated to n
picture tha- .e decidedly difforH:
-rua Tire ordinary rm % films,
when Black Crc'aao." wi'h Res.
tho KING If v,ad hrr@ez, 1T the 1-ad
iu- la.e. opens at tle Palace sir
dome tomorrow ui-Al Black O.
cl.Le" free and uAafraid ha, found
his mate in tie Wilderness. She
was lady, proud and haelltv-
e silver flash tH tie sunlight. Mas
torful]v lrr gently 1e woocd her.
Than came :. Killer, cruel ruler Of
tle herd, uho.c coveted hog claiming
beauty.
Blaok Cyclone" was defeated
bv Killer ad was grief strick-
en- over the loss If & Lady" Then
camo maH, tile first ~ bas ever
known aud 4 wonderful understand
ing sprung Hp between theH.
This film has taken ! months ~
produce and is the first aHa released
~ tHt. fumois horse since the saH-
satioHal picture. Tie King of Mild
Horses
Playing with Souls" q Fir. Ea
tioal picture, will be shown toni eht
1T Tic Palace airdomc
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15
CUE EMPHASIZES
nee ESSITY OF
PROMPT PAYMENT

STANLEY " Gee. deputy labor
commissioner - S#a Diego. left Tor
The eaazt Monday aieht. having
worked ia FL ceuuo for several days
He comes - tie valley regularly
eaea q #aatA - take HF claims
aiaSe employers fer n6H-paTmenf
II wages. and II enforce tie state
laV which provides 5aat al em-
FluEes ba Haid r~iea monthly, unless
5beE are given board and roan y
part - their SALARY.
Mr 9ae is making Z strong effor'
- establish tae habit of bi-mmthiv
payments 80 ttat tHe aumbar of
protests Of Iahorers Viii be dimia-
is5ea. Last month alone, Ire states.
oEe9 S19ga W. collected II HE
three counties e SaH Diego. River
siae ani lmPeriaI. t,arh month il
Sa 3iega county here s III aver
a-e ef - claims. 1Ha uaze Claims
sad = claims a4ier azlee Ia5or
av-.
There IS . -1ea- 1aed - this law
- protect lie AaHozgH. es.eeia.fE IN
Imperial Ea..0r. ~. GH# r.. ,.4as ro
impress aaoa lHe public IN general
tEat = = Il a##s - #z@.zz 54qaat-
@pre t. igvr I; Financial ~ra-as li-G
t#-e=a ta ray etata1E-z ~Hcn "
aa. eeaes. aH. asaia the risk ii
taita.e and pros gu-iza.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

, Eark withdrew from This tcrrl'ory
some years ago.
Manager Jcnk'ss stresses the fact
ttat farmers must exercise patience
aud give the new institution Il
yh:h,ce 10 show It's practicobility, as
ths system is operating very sue.
o1ssfulIy already in Los angeles and
several other SECTIONS.
Il the full cooperation OF The Fed
e,al Land Eant cannot be secured,
&r, Jenkins urges that the resources
Of the Agricultural Credit act he
taken full Advantage Of for at least
seasonal requirements Of the valley.
\ Hoicomb viii be in charge Of
ii, rev office and all Interested
pmties are iavited to call and have
the plan explained. to them in detail.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15
High Tribute Is
Paid Ray Martin

Continued from Page y
grave. -ae Low sA~.f1 commands were
sounded ad lie H.fIes . 1Ga fiafa2
saaea crashed taH1e 1imcs in triHa-e
- s#e eea.. ssa.aers mi .sir
ar-.a dol aWaV 4f#aa .ta s5a.. szas.
nets - sT#a-. =saai#g 5ae
soa.er.s farewell f.oare3 aoftiE
taroU-h the am.
Tic body et Ray Martin had been
camfai-- 4 - It's linai resting p.a-e
among Ms comrades II the Ama-
=aH Le..oa. Scarcely Il r;ee a#aE
va~ tn grave Of jimmy No.aat
who died carly IL the wear, fr.ant
II the deceased ii l.te, now a corr
a.#- tta..3, #saa 1ael4ne~s If .aa
t.ks and ~ tire t#eriran Lr&iea.
II541Eads Of friends of the DE-
- ,e# visited rhg lodge rooms 3~.
tween thr t.4a tile body WAS ~.
moved tHere shaeIE - - aoer. un-
III tae hour 81 tho funeral services.
F.r"ega Esue aEr.E.uE n the lodge
~uams ...H up ~ tie ti.a If tae
arv.ees fram the many friends
WHO expressed tas.e sympathy in
th5s maHHer.
H.-~e. e. Martin, Hra-aer Of the
Gerp.sed ANA Mis- H4lla ocG1e.er.
rs, "l15. arrived r th.s city TIL,
morning from thica-n, RI a-te8d the
funeral, which was postponed from
Monday 10 await flelr arrival.
During the faHtgal services. tAc
aft.ra aa5 shop b. ghc T.. #, Me
Cable agency. vA..e tln aeeea~el
4a- .atletaa. Weaa- closed t. ba>i.
..n--.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15
Farmers May Soon
Receive Aid of
y. s. Loan System
Confined from paoc ono

Continued frO:1 page one
Ordinary crop loans should
1a made fer ths saasona1}o timo
necessary tc produce harvest
a1d mar,s,ss a crop aid within
slz to nine months, but are cal
eulatsd 70 be paid out Of the sea-
soaaI operations aua should not
properly be renewed.
When cLattel leans are made
{ transcript of tic chattel rec
ord It is necessary to show that
there aro 10 priol liens of rec
C.
no commissions arc charged
~ the aiscou1ti1g agency, but
thc government reserves the
l.eht to charge : reasonable fee
1or its inspection when ana il
il dtema it necessary.
Fac Borrower Is requested to
ssve Iis financial statement ia5t
q If nc Mas borrowing from
bank o. deposit and his fj.lan-
cil1 condition aud his ability to
sepay his loa-' IS shown by his
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

Mrs. Rigc went 10 the coast shortly
before he EaHFta ~ 1a.y agd has
hegH visiting @e Hiee'> mother in
~aa Diego since TG- vaWG man
7sa eight sHe three quH.e.
pounds aaI is fut Spysfuaa H.
Imperial valley h3byhood. Tue
Eaa0g parents Are popular la ~ae.ai
aH8 frate.Ha. ils il thts cltN. Mrs.
h.re bs,t- ve.1 raacMbeecd d. Miss
Nm5.ta Ea.'e. at lIurI5@l m@g E,.
taaHEla-e .Wo years ago.
Swim in Our wonderful mineral
water. Hol.yille Natatoriu~s. adv
I am the best doctor IN the Land.
superior to amy monkey : gland. 1
cot q name-Paul 5 Lemonade. Al
waNs ready fae H1u at Union Stages
depot. adv
Eon'a farzas II. K.aoE's Tue.ll-
t#e s#e. aa Brighton. Fl5aay r
II. -EarEth..- see~.
Par.e.enne Beauty shoppa open III
DR.. C. J. McRendrtck, chiroprac.
or. 4 DunaWay Bl4g. Phone 323.
Dance Every Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15
Nebel- Thau Back
From East After
Successful Trip
(ContiT5;ed from page y

T1au, as IT, showed 2 bunch Of
clippings aram Chicago papoT-, =
my how traffic had been stopped On
@6Ht3 Watgr >@e@t i,s @:"o IL the
af,arEaaHs when tas girls malc their
appearance. 4a= king ii Heees a]E tor
tHa police IL caIi o0t rescfves 5o get
traffic ,uaieIaoaaj out.
Last gsilav IT. chicago, the
price ef eaaEalogpl& went Up 4 dol
.ar Il era.y. hc ~.aid. ''dge to- the
fact that far two nights previous J.
laN @ao4aea. aler the radio that a
3iamuut ring u.ait ~ hidden in a
eaHr##oHr. tRt fvaald be sold th@t
dae. Faata was Ha lake atiaui il.
rs one If tba hiZ produce dealers did
actually H5ae Il diamond ring III Il
eaH-aWe, 'H5a2a / had 10 leave
before raij find oat WHO found
i. The papers were fan II stories
aaut t, and the produce dealers
'saHeaastI r. ei.E. - wei as fai.
-t#Hds. Gr5g stVte> and fRs1aUaHts.
stH baj P.aaae.s. announcing it.
Discussing tHlg more sef7#s side
81 his trip. NehefTtau stated that
H. t#aaa dealers everywhere eHtE
to7 #.fia4 = saek aF With impes-
lal Valley saHialegpes.
.sGsFe=as the kilH1 q taHtalafeS
1Aa Wa know yoH can ga.se hack
tAeea IN inn risJ VALLEY. and We
sire ean sell them H. MIS- told
time and again ~ dealers.
strict compliance with the stand
aFH.z3#59a laws. and more afteu-
ti5u to proper distribution of the
crop, ware mentioned ~ Nebti-
rAaa Is being me two liz essen
l5als for Imperial Valley growers
aad shippers IL PaE atteHtieH -.
Imperial Valley eantal5apes, Ge
sald. have a,ttjnel the same place ~
the produce market is SuaEisg
oranges sud Sul Maid rai>ins. and
in his opinion the publicity cam
fai1a shoHad BE- continued tue t4e
aeSt few years, branching ont on as +
wide scale = Lie growers and shin
ptfS desire.
Ats@r short tiz.. viii lis fan.
.lv. WHa are i'll Los Angeles Neh4-
Taaa viii return N his duties with
The Southern NiesEas Power com
faav, which doaated his services TO-
he lHperial Na!IeN eantaJouFe GROW
r, in order u conduct Jie PnbIie-
~ campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15
YTCTCP DOESN' T GET
LAURELs TITS TINE

sax FRANCISCO. univ 1-.-Eot
alwavs TO tho victor belongs the
~aa s. Angelo sidcllo found here tp-
ta,.
lav he onge ged ia 81 knife
duel with Tony PistaH,o, fellow
fisherman, for the love If Norma
Patterson. To-day no promised ta
sar As best man for the pair Nor
laa chose Tony, "ho was Eanquishod
iH thc fight
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

statement which is big factor
IL securing 4 loan.
Developing Mortgage Market
The Agricultural Credit Associa-
''ou, while not q part Of The Federal
Intermediate Cred Bank, i ono
q the few agencies qualified to
',.~count farm and dairy paper with
.1a understanding, Of course. that
such p"pcr must meet the require
.rs1tz of the bank as to mgur.. Y
afa ~ecaritE.
lie Farm and Loan Association.
berry established here. Is also de-
1cariH% a market for ten year I'm.
laal Valley land mortgages, which
4e#a viii be received with sal isfac-
oH b many. us the Federal Land
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15
AMI OU1+ CEA-zh..I

The Hew n -.af.a Garage viii be
raaaN tor aeaeranet IL a few DAYS.
sslpS sateres-ot ia b2aiding ur
L ~ business IL this su,suaig so.a-
rluH should seq owTgs.t5. T. Iiiit ~
seeaGc On eighth 2a.le= east # the
1.s.".s.d store os evenings II ea5
Commercial street. Bring your raf-
e.sEses With Eou.--Adt. I5t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15
tom closed steady. Gpots dun, - up;
midS o290
HELEN WILLS DEFEATS 4
MASSACHUSETTS, WOMAN

CHESTNUT HILLS, Mass, July
15.-Helen Wills of Berkeley, Cali
fornia, woman s national tennis
champion, today defeated Mrs.
Charles Hubbard of Lancaster,
Mass, 81, 60 in the first women i
invitation singles match of the 33rd
annual Longwood bowl tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

NEW YORK, July ID Cotton
closed off 10 to 40 points. Spots
quiet, oil 80; mid uplands 2465.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

Drink CoacheIIa Artesion Wafer.
Cal Budwiue Bottling Go. Phone
22W. 7t2G
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15
NE WIS BRIEFS
From City and Connty--
gRlEnEEnEzanzzzzEf,

Da yis beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
Good Camping Outfit and Fugni-
4nre sold 1T auction. zoe Brighton,
I.a0 J.. m. Friday.
Drink coacheIa Artesion Wafer.
Cal Budwine Bottling Co. Phone
22W. 7t26
Are You Raagry7 Give Loynd s
Fountain Lunch 4 trial. Satisfac-
tion and service. adv
Good Camping Outfit and Turui-
tno sold at auction 19o Brighton
l;ao P. M, Friday.
Former Resident Dies-Mrs. !. r..
ReNer returned yesterday from
Whittier, where she was called few
days ago to attend The bedside of
her sister, Mrs. Bath =. Sloan, ysho
passed away on July 9. Mrs. Sloan
was formerly Il resident of III cen
iro, a member Of the Christian
church OF this city, and had many
friends in and af8HHa FL Centre.
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
sights, Holtville Natatorium. adv
Automobile Loans. I clear your
ear and loan you money, You pay
me by the month. Fred Il. Cross,
Geo Main g. Phone 359J. FL Cen
tro. adv
Want a good Auto-Homc Tent
Kluels' 5 furniture auction. Friday
1:30 p. IN.
Noland's Orchestra. Music for all
secasions. Phone FL Centre SIS. adv
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone ,2o7.
adv
Want { good Aato-IIome Tent
Klnck : furniture auction, Faiaaz
lao P. m.
Mrs. Dyer Here-Nrs. Minor ~
Sweeney has rs her houseguest Ter
several days, Mrs. +. 9. Hvar =
Huntington Puk Mrs DYER viii
be remembered by a large group Of
friends in Fl Centre. being promi-
uent in social and el4b circles BE-
fore her removal II the coaSt late
cast fall. Mr.. Dyer WAS city eagi.
aeer Of FL Centre prior = his ~
ceptanee Of position in Hunting
ton Park. Mrs. Dyer WIS the gagst4
OF Mrs. e. +. Gog1inS recently II
her summer home il 0ak~iiaa aa5t
returned with Nr. aHd Mfs ~Weenfs=
ghortlv after the Se35th e. Jal..
She plans T. leave fes Les Aa=e t..
morrow night.
Dance Every -uaaday and Friday
nights Al Seelev. adv
pon't forget NJ. E-la2l.'s Tu~n.-
turc sale. 100 Brighton Friday ~
IN. Everything goes.
Rices Have Boy.-The.- MANY
friends throughout the ya'lev Will
be pleasod 50 know that Nj. and
AIRS. T. H. Rice q ST Date street.
this city, are the happy parents q
a baby boy. born l&st night II the
rev Mercy Hospital IN san Diego =
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

Rices Have Boy.-The.- naaT
friends throughout the ya1lev viii
be pleased 50 know that Nj. aaa
Mrs. I. H. Rice q ST Date street.
this city, are the happy parents q
o baby boy. born last night II the
rev Mercy Hospital III san Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

Good Camping Outfit and Fnrni-
tue sold At auction. zoe Brighton,
J.30 j. IN. Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

Are You T1a1gry? Give Lovnd's S
Fountain Lunch trial. Satisfac-
ton and service. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

Dance Every -uasday and Friday
nights at Seelev. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

pon't forget NJ. EI12E's Turrt-
ture sale. 100 Brighton, Friday J..
H. Everything goes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

Da gis beauty Parlor. Phone 227
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

NEW ORLEANS, July 15.-cot.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15

Good Camping Outfit and f'urUi-
tno sold at auction. 100 Brighton.
1;5Q p. m., Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-15
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
INTERMEDIATES MODERNAs

Las Intermediates del sistema
nervioso pueden hoy llamarse mo-
dernas, pues las excitacioneS y l9
vida agitada de este siglo mantle
nen los nervios en- una tension cons
tante: ocasionando desarreglos ca
ST. desconocidos por nuestros an
tepasados. s
Los nervios son parties altamen-I
te sensitivas y gastan Su energia
en- las diarias agitaciones de la VIZ
da moderna, e incapaces a veces
para satisfacer estas exigencias,
dan margen serios disturbios que
requieren atencion Immediate Y ex-
perta.
Ell sistema nervioso necesita an
, te todo de alimentacion apropiada
para ejercer sus funciones con re-
aular.dad La sangre es Ia llama-
da proporcionarle nutrici0n J a
capacitar los nervios para su ira
bajo en- el ORGANISING. De ALI que
para combatir efcazmente enferme-
dades nerviosas Y para mantener
los nervios en- buen estado, sea an
te todo necesario purifcar Y enri-
queer la sangre. Esta es la mission
Re las Pildoras Rosadas del Dr.
Williams. la medicinal de efectos
probados y de accion pronta Y eff
caz.
Infinidad de personas proclaman
hoy la excelencia de este medicamen
to en- el alivio de Intermediates de
la sangre Y de los nervios, v a sus
sorprendentes resultados Sc debe
ell nerito que universalmente GO
zan las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams. Es este un preparado de
credito establecido Y la garantia
de nuchos amos de exito, " Sc re-
comienda con toda confanza.
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DIR.
Williams, Sc emplean eficazmente
nara purifcar la sangre y fortificar
los nervios, en- Ia anemia, colores
palidos. nerviosidad, dolores de ca@
1eza, dyspepsia nerviosa, reumatfs-
mo, toda clase de debilidad, en-
general como t6nico reconstituyen-
te. Instrucciones con cada frasqui-
to. Pidanse en- las boticas asegu-
rand0se que sean del DR.. Williams.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
UNA PRoTESTA DE ESTADOS
UNIDOS A UNA ASEVERAcIoN
DE LORD ROBERT CECIL.

GINEBRA, enero % (cable fran
ces.)-Lord Robert Cecil, represen-
tante de las Indias inglesas a las
FConferencias del opio que Sc vienen
llevando cabo en- esta capital, Ia
declarado que los Estados Unidos
consumer mas opio que ell propio in
dostan. Mr.. Porter, jefe de la dele
gaci6n americana lla formulado ante
les miembros de la conferencia, una
energica protesta contra esta aseve-
lracion y acusa Lord Cecil de tra-
tar de difamar al pueblo de Estados
Unidos.
Lord Cecil al oir las manifestacio-
nes de MIR. Porter retro Immediate
mente Ia Erase vertida, al mismo
tempo declarando que eI habia ST.
do engahado por ciertas informaciO-
mes que le habian sido dadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
Continuation de la pig. 81


Comercio nombre un comerciante pa
ra que forme parte de la Comision
de Mendicidad Pdblica. La CANA
IA recomendo al sefior Federico To.
ro, y este recibio la aprobaci6n ge-
neral.
Tambien el nuevo Comlsionado de
Servicio Publico ha solicitado de
los Gerentes de las instituciones ban
carias radicadas en- esta cinda l. que
designer un representante entire
ellos para que forme parts de la
Comision de Mendicidad Pdblica.
! FL sabado, en- honor a la verdad,
no fue visto por las Gales, nj I'm
mendigo. Estos fueron recugidos
" llevados al hospital en- donde Sc
les reparti6 cerca de $4,000. Cast
todos los mendigos expresaron al
senior Vivas Valdivieso, sus deseos
de agruparse los sabados en- el mis-
mo sitio, y no ser va mas, un es-
torbo pubhco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
HACE EXPELER LAS
LOMBRICES

Cuando los nifios .estan palidos
malhumorados, no demuestran in
teres en- ell juego y su sueiio es in
tranquilo y su apetito variable, es
senal de que tienen lombrices.
Cuando aparecen tales sfntomas es
la hora de darles Whites Cream
Vermifuge.. Unas cuantas dosis ha-
cen salir las lombrices v ponen a
nifo nuevamente en- ell camino dc
la salud. Whites Cream Verrni-
fuge sc .ha usado con exito duran
te los iiltimos cincuenta amos. De
verta en- las farmacias y drogue-
rias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
CASA DE ESPANA
EN- PONCE

En- Junta General celebrada Ell Is
de los corrientes salo electa por
unanimidad La siguiente Junta Di.
rectiva Local y Delegados In
AsambIea General.
Presidente, don jose Ruiz vive-
ce-Presidente, don Rafael Torres
A1berti. &
Tesorero. don Antonio vicens
Rios.
Contador, don Jose B. Alvarez.
! Secretario. Jose M. Rovira VIA.
vocales: don .Damian Morell don
B. Melia, don DaInian Piza, don
Francisco Gavilan, don Manuel Ma
tos Santos, don Ricardo Otero.
| Suplentes: don Esteban Diaz, don
Antonio Morell don Luis Borghas
Delegados la Asamblea: don
Carlos Lopez de Tord don 3. Me.
la, don Damian MorelI =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
E coNFIEMA LA DEsTITUcIoN
DE TRoTZKI

MoscU, enero %. (CabIe fran-
cts.)-El Consejo Central Executive,
Ia mas infuyente organization poll
tica de Ia Russia Soviet, ha destitui-
do a Leon Trotzki de sus funciones
de presidente del Consejo Supreme
de la Guerra y Marina. Ell ex-minis-
tro ha sido informado, de que 81 Ell
no Sc Somete la discipline del Con-
sejo Central, sera expulsado del Sc
no del Partido Comunista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24

co Rebollo, uno de los mas compe-
tentes maestros del cuerpo dc macs
tros graduados de esta municipah-
dad. Ell senior Rebollo sabe apro-
vechar ell tempo ensanchando sus
conocimientos Y acaba de apuntarse
un triunfo mas obteniendo SUI Ill
ploma de Cuarto Afio en- Ell Nego-
ciado de Enseiianza Libre que tan
dignamente dirige don Pedro Gll.
Els digna de encomio v de imita-
cion la actitud de este quito joven,
que debiera servir de ejamplo a
sus compaferos y amigos. lAvan-
to!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
F1EsTAs EN- MANATI

Sabido es que Sc estan hacienda
grandes preparatlvos en- Manati,
con motive de la celebration de las
fieGtas patronales de Nuestra Seno-
"a de la Candelaria, la Inauguration
del nuevo Casino Puertorriquefo, ash
como tambien la celebration de la
toma de possession por los funciona-
rios municipales. Todo clio consti-
tuira un verdadero regocijo durante
les dias 24 del corriente hasta fe-
brcro 2.
! Reinara cl mayor entusiasmo en-
tre las almas Griegas de la Atena
Puertorriqueia. No me cabe duda,
sera una verdadera epopeya Mana
terianse. 5Sera clio, la voz de aler-
ia para que aquella sonrisa reinan-
tie en- los rostros Manatienos, un
tanto alejada por cosas del destino,
reaparezca para siempre Y sea, no
una sonrisa pasajera y 81 una car
cajada eterna?
Manati, fue siempre alegre, conti-
nusmente reia hasta Que... Maldito
destinoi Una horrorosa epidemic lie
qrrarc6 de sus entrafias sus mas
queridos hijos, dejando sumidos en-
ell doinr mas profundo centenares
de familias. Luego hubo algo asi
como un 1nisterio: familias enteras
iban abandonando aquellos parajeS
atraidos por algln ambiente mas
H3onjero, unas. huyendo la epide-
mia, otras, obligadas por una ne
cesidad ocnlta. Manati, desde enton-
ces empez6 llorar La ausencia de
sIls hljos legitimos.
Hoy que comienza una nueva era
para Manati, en- Ell seno administra-
two, Sc me antoja pedirle mi dis
tirguido amigo, Ell Honorable Alcal-
de, don Jaime Calaf, tome en- consi-
deracion todas aquellas circunstan-
cias, que veces obigan a los YER
. dadOros hijos del pueblo tomar me-
didas que tai vez redunden en- per-
iuicio de nuestro pueblo. Acabo de
. leer "Ecos de Manati'' en- la edi-
ci6n de Ell MUNDo de hoy y por
clio, esta humilde observation.
Manati, que supo olvidar renco-
res de antalo y ofensas del adverse
rio politico, cuando Ia discipline asi
10 exijia, debe ahora echar a .un
lado slmples querellas del momen-
ITO y abrazar en- su seno sus verda-
deros hijos legitimos, para reir y 60
zar en- estas fiestas, que no son otra
cosa, slno el renacimiento de la ale
gria Manatiena.
Antonio villamil SANTANA,
EEero %, 1925.
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TRASL.ADO DE
OFICINA

Ell abogado Hugh R. Francis,
de San Juan, P. R. desea par
t;cipar a su cIientela que ha
trasIadado su oficina para ell
septimo piso del edificio Con-
zaIez Padin, donde tendra SUI
mo gusto en- guir>atendien-
do a todos sus clientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
Ell DIR. puMp1ANo.

De las dos parties en- cue fue
repartido ell "pool'' del hip6dromo
de Ponce, una de elias, por la su-
ma de S156O.6O lie correspondl6 a
nuestro particular amigo Ell doctor
Emilio Pumpiano, de la Playa de
Ponce, quien felicitamos, y que Sc
repita, decimos, parodiando al Gro.
nista LVis o'Neill de Milan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
OTRA vEZ ENTIRE
NoSoTRoss

Despues de una larga ausencia
ha vuelto q ocupar su puesto de
Inspector de RentaS Internas en-
este pueblo don Gregorio HernAr-
dez. Bien sabe ell excelente amigo
cuanto nos aIegramos de volverlo a
tener entire nosotros. Hay algltien
que Sc siente doblemente fel;z. Pa
IA ella tambien nuestra felicita-
ci6n. lz 4.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
MUY AGRADEcIDA:

De incognito he, recibido aleunas
revistas. las que agradez'o lnny
mucho. Me es grato ahora manifes-
tar que hay un sinnGmero de per-
sonas cuya situaci6n les perlnite
suscrtbirse todas las mejores re
vistas Y periodicos, las mas des-
pues de leerlos los echan al ca
nasto de desperdicios, sin acordar-
Sc que tai vez harlan mei1r gas
tandose un simple centavitn y di-
rigiendolos a alguna persona que
ellos saben que le gusta le buena
lectura Y cuya "situacion finan-
ciera" no 1e permite 1eer siquiera
una mala revista. Seria una buena
obra de caridad. Carload esprit
tual que tanta falta hace Ell nues'
tro ambiente.
Merece bien citar aQui algunos de
los mejores pensamientos que ne
encontrado en- "Un Minute de RI
losofia'', uno de los hbrit0s que
alguien que parece quererme bien
Sc ha dignado enviarme:
1.-Parece que Sc va hacienda de
buen tono no tener educaci6n. OH
no tengas esq.,. buen tono. Ter
mas bien educaci6n.
2.-Las injurias... el mas esplFn
dido modo de vencerlas eS no ha
Ger case de elias.
S.-Los atractiyos y goces que
hayas de tener, procura reurirlos er
tn casa vida domestica.
4.-si te injurian la mejor ven
ganza es sonreir, callar, perdona1
iy marcharte.
5.-No hables deshonestamente.
nj permitas que Sc liable suciamen
te en- tu presencia; porque asl Sc
pierde La verguenza.
6.-iAmigos buenosl libros bue'
nosi.. estrellas que alumbran el
pensamiento, flores que perfuman
Ell coraz6n.
7.-Meior es ser algo sin aparen'
tar se~ mucho, que aparentar mucho
sin ser NADIA.
s.-Iee la vida de Jesucristo
seras un gran flosofo; imitala y
seras un gran hombre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
FALLEcrM1ENTo.

Aver Sc efectu6 Ell sepelio de la
venerable senora Dolores Rivera,
viuda de don Antonio Buscaglia, ia
llecida en- su domicilio de esta ciu~
dad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-24
LAS CABLES

Varias brigadas de obreros han
empezado. a las 6rdenes de capata-
ces, el arreglo de las Gales. FL ira
bajo ha empezado en- la Gale Tea
bel. A juzgar por Ell entusiasmo y las
primeras iniciativas del Alcalde,
este ha de lograr un triunfo reso-
nante. +.