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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

CT vENDE ca Ia parada 10, casa
de dos yiyiendas independientes:
primer pis0 con ctnco dormitorios
y segunda con cuatro; aEnbos con
lavader0 = servicio sanitario. Rem
Ia $1,000 mensuales. Sc acepta par
fe en- hipoteca al SO. Informara j.
4. Cordero. Telefono 1876, Aparta-
do 307, Luna a9. "a
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VENUU camblo por Chevrolet
cinco pqsaieros, auto Columbia
Six Roadster, condolences excelen-
ties. Apartado G}5. Tel6fono 62O, San
Juan. PIT
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WACAs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Guernsey. etc. De las meI0res
EanadeFfas del cslado de New York,
pnridas y pr6xlmss "a parIf. a pre-
clos rag nables. 4. A. Monteqnfii,
Finca Allgreios Arril,a. Stop A. Ca
lie Lola Box 3. San Juan. 81
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no CONRRE vitrinas sin a:

yer la calidad y precIo de las mar
ca 'Imperial', Agente Jose Dfaz
Carmena, Cruz 10. p. o. Box 1894,
San Juan, p. r. 2-11
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% vENDEN varlos iuegos d

untebleS Infornlaran Tel6fene
SEQ, Salvador Bran s5 PA
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VENDO EN- RIO PIEDRAss Ca

81 madeira y cemento con cua-
tro habitacioaes y mirador, solar
esqulna, buen patio, construfda ha-
&C dos afioa. Tomar1a en- neg0cio
huen terreno cerca del pueblo. Rem
Ia $50 mensuales. j. q. T.. Apar-
tado 64s, San Juan 1-26
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tres de la tarde.
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ETNCA IN CAGUAs: Sc arrlenda

pedazo De tcrreno con casa Vf.
ticnda para familia frente al nue.
SO High school Tiene yerha elefan
te maloJillo sufielente para cui-
dnr yelute vachs tOdo cl ado. RAN
cho y deinas cnseres de lecheria. De-
Doe ser persona que cnente con tres
20 cuairo mil d6larcs para inyertfr
dc contado 81 no los tiene 40 So
lnolestc. informara; ham6n Caba-
Hero Delgndo. Sallda Cayey. oil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
VENTA DE FLORES NATURA-

LES: en- ramos, cruces, e0roBas,
nrpas. lirns. insignias mAsdnicas.
almohadones y otrOs trabAJoa en-
flores natuTales; parRda IL, eaiie
lloare udmero 10 llame al teiefO-
no 6ss ozul
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

cg ALQUILA 0 veads hermcsa ca
- Concrete ealie Lafayette Con-
iaeo. Sc aiauiia altos caiio Loiza
"a. E.n eorrsdoEes. InfoEmara Tels-
feLo $50 azui, santnrce. 2'lS
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NIsCOs DOBLEs CohInlbia, So

los nlejores, tenenles u1l gran sur
lido. hos tItiInos Fox-Irots, caneio-
mes Y mncha sflasica baHable. Mu-
chos Preeios Rednci6es PlahEn
Baja. Gonzalez Padfn EsCo. 2-2S
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81 hLQUILA. I'm local. de concre

in pr0pio para cOmerciO far
macin. Gale Canals. esqulna la
irimavcra, Santurcc. Inf0rmarA.
lcltfono No. 800 azul. Santurce. 80
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7 IQUIDAMOS unas cuantas ma.

quinas de coser National" de
pie, de mano Y con motor son muy
buenas Y estan nuevas. Planta Ba-
ia. GONZALEZ PADIE co. 2-2S
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CE vENDE: Antom6vil Willys
Kniaht condici6n buena, usado
Earn familia solamente. Informara
Tsle.cno $40 azul, Santurce. 2-13
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CT ALQUIT.A una casa chile An
tensHnti y = vendc un piano.
Iiame al fsiifono 1850 verde. san
iurre. 1-13
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81 EdiflclO BOuret. San Justo
No. ~. InfOrmarAn en- Ia Joyerfa
lOurcf. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

VENDO quinta Orilla pueblo
Guaynabo casa e5moda, tres
cncrdas tcrreno. Glen metros del RIO.
frcnte cnlie Julian Acosta y carre-
terra Santa Rosa Informara ID.
g.. N. Box IS. Guaynabo. 2-2s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

GE VENDE Hudson 23 de { pasa-
ieros, miiquina perfecta, hien
pintado, buena capota. 4 gomas
buenas Y dos nuevas por $500 00.
Condado .. Stop II. 2-17
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IL mej0r sltl0 de Santurce. Sells
hahltncioncs. recibidor. bIblioteca,
sala. comedor. cocina. garage. Guar
fos de halios. etc $4,000. T.. o.
Box No. 80, san Juan 3.9
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Dor EMBARCARsE: Sc

autom6vil Studebaker, modelo
Special Six" de cinco pasajeros,
en- psrfectas condolences. Apartado
No. o san Juan, p. r. 3-e
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C,OSIAS FEDHRAL Truck Cord

~ por Z. Para Guaguas. GaFanfi
zadas a $500. Sues. De l.. y1llamii
8 co. San JnaR- y
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HnO JAroNEs. Superior. a Gus

tos Sc han empleado para coser
a man0 Y a maquina, por su fexi-
bilidad Y tension especial. Envfo a
La isla franqueo extra. Los Mucha-
chos. San Juan, P. r.. p.
aON><Nw~b-s~SNs~SNse NseS~S~@Ns~sew~SN%>>
POR $33.00 alquflanse apartamen-
tos Independence, ventilados,
recientemente construfdos. Sala, CO.
medor, coclna, cuatro dormitorios.
despensa, baic0n. galeria, servicio
santtarfo moderno. InfOI maran: 10
sc de Diego 54- Tel6fonO 272. BIO
PiedraS. r..
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q ALQuIIA bod hermoso mIrA-

dor eR Cruz 81 rs comrlctameH-
g. independents. Ticne aeua per
mancute. fnformara Antonio Fer
nanuez CaFreiefa 81. Parada 5 Puer
IA De TERRA Tclcf0no 1904 Rojo.
san Inan SO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

cE vENDE: Casa no. 81 calie ce-
ira saiida para Bayamcn, con 4
dlrltoElos instaiaci6n sanitaria.
Informaf4 On Ia misma o telefono
1s2e verde, santuFee. z-la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

IWFF|1 4~IB
>~~~~~~~~@~~~s@s@~@~s@~e
'FELAS DE liIs0 espanoIHs para
Falannr. fuDdas y manfelfrfas.
Nneto snrgld0 con preeloa. les mas
frtneislos en ia IlGFnsiaa de orc.
t@n Jaan, T. Il. r..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
SE VENDE
TRADES DE DRIL de hilo

. NapEo DE UhIL de hiIO purO
ingles. Bien mojado Hechos
Mano por Expertos Sastres. Garan-
tizados, $12, $14 Y SIC. Sc toman
Inedidas para 6rdenes especiales.
GONZALEZ PADIN co. 2-28
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

L. por 25 metros entire las Gales
Rosario y Lopez Landron, cerca del
ParQue. Informardn tel6fOno 1161
verde. Santnree. PIP
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Levin and
Mr.. Lou Levin motorcd to Colorado
Springs and spent the week end at the
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zigmond de-
part Thursday for Cincinnati to wit
ness the graduation Of their son,
Maurice who will be graduated from
the University Of Cincinnati. They
will visit in Chicago and other middle
western cities. Mr.. Zigmond will re-
turn in two weeks while Mrs. Zig
mond and daughter, Miss Helen Zig
mond win proceed to New York City
for n two months visit.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wetzler pre-
sided at a delightful dinner at the
Colburn Sunday evening in honor of
the confirmation of their daughter
Amy. Covers were laid for "a after
which an enjoyable reception and
dance was held at their home at 657
Adams street.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

London the council of the Jewish Ter
ritorial Organization for meeting
which will take place on June 7 for
the purpose of taking stock of the
present situation of the Jewish people
and inquiring into the possibilities of
continuing the Jewish Territorial Or
ganization's work.
81 have summoned this council after
letting the Jewish Territorial Organi-
zation lie latent and given Zionism a
free field to demonstrate its ability
and the possibilities of Palestine to
become the Jewish national home,"
Mr.. Zangwill stated.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Porges an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Helen Bernice to Adolph Vorenberg
on June 7, at 2:3O, at the Shirley
Savoy hotel. DR.. William S. Friedman
officiating. A wedding dinner will be
served for the immediate members of
both families. The out of town guests
will include Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Vor-
enberg, Mr.. Harry Norenberg, par
erts and brother of the groom, from
Wagon Mount, New Mexico; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Ehrlich, sister and brother
in-law of the bride. After a brief
honeymoon the young couple will re-
side in Deming, New Mexico.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

The combined Junior Hadassahs
will hold reception in honor of Mrs.
De Sola Poole, who will visit in this
city on Thursday evening, June 1lth,
at the home of Mrs. A. Bronstein, for
and their guests.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Goldsticker of
St. Louis arrived in the city Monday
to visit with their sister, Mrs. A.
Heitler and to attend the graduation
of their neice, Charlotte, and nephew,
Emmett, from East Denver High
school.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04
ZANGWILL SUMMONS ITO
COUNCIL FOR JUNE
Thinks Time is Ripe to Consider
Territorial Question.
(Jewlsh Telegraphic Agency)

London.-That the time is now ripe
to renew the activities of the Jewish
Territorial Organization Uto) which
sought a territorial solution for the
Jewish question outside of Palestine,
is the opinion of Israel Zangwill,
founder and leader of the territorial
ist movement.
In statement issued by Mr.. Zang-
will yesterday as president of the
formerly eisxting organization, he an
nounced that he had summoned to
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

Miriam Harris daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Harris played at n
recital at Knight-Campbells on May
end. On May 23rd Mrs. Harris en-
tertained a number of her children in
honor of her daughters ninth birth
day.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04
ZEIkIN BROS.

Managers of the Mutual Multigraph.
ing Co.. 500 Kittredge Bldg. will save
you money on Multigraphing. Address
ing, Mailing, Printing and Mimeo.
graphing. Telephone Champa 5lA, Il.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

Snobbery is the pride of those who
are not sure of their position.-Ber-
ton Braley.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

Mr.. Sam Wisobart arrives this week
from st. Louis TO spend a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wohlgcmuth.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

Mr. Lou Curtis was n Denver visitor
this past week end greeting old
frienda.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

Mrs. S. J. Clar, nee Mary Gulinson,
and daughter Katherine May of Oak
land, California, will spend the sum
mer with Mrs. Glars parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cassel Gulinson of this city.
(Furthcr Social News on Page ~
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04

Mr., Harry Fishman left for the
west for a three months visit. He
will spend one month in Salt Lake
City and the remaining two months
in California.
Evening star., 1925-01-22
SCHOOL OFFICIALS SEEK
SPECIAL PARKING AREA
Declare Transaction of Official
Business Delayed-Liken Posi-
tion to Detective Bureaus.

A special committee of the Board
or Education will call upon the Dis
trict Commissioners in the next sew
eral days to learn if the parking reg
ulation can be SO amended that a
space may be roped off on the south
side Of X street near Thirteenth for
the exclusive use of the machines Of
school officials. The committee is
composed of Edwin Q. Graham, Mrs
William II. Heron and Rev. F.. ]. A.
Bennett.
Government clerks and others who
park their automobiles for the day
around the Franklin School, admin
istration headquarters of the public
school system, the board has been
told by Superintendent Frank w
Ballou, are not only inConveuiencing
school officials but are delaying the
transaction of official schol business
Not infrequently, according to DR.
Ballou, school officials have to park
their cars three and sometimes four
blocks away from the school
School authorities take the position
that their cars are supported by the
Government when on official missions
and they should be granted some con-
Gession as far as the parking regu-
lations around the Franklin School
are concerned. The situation. in their
opinion, IS analogous Of that at the
District Building, where parking
space is reserved for the cars used
by detective headquarters.
Evening star., 1925-01-22
Gu y Restores
Veiis, Banned BY
Cigarette Habit
Fashion Experts Report
Mode ReUiUed by Alex
a,ldra's Example.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, January 22.-Since publi-
cation of Dowager Queen Alexandra s
photograph showing her majesty
wearing veil with her toque, manu-
facturers have noticed a decided de-
mand for expensive chenille yelling &
and fashion experts predict that all
fashionable women will be veiled
this Spring.
The new wells are fine, and OF the
harem variety, covering only the eyes
The mesh and pattern are made to
add luster and mystery to beautiful
or even ordinary eyes. Some have an
eyelash pattern on a plain net and
make the wearer look like one of the
latest French dolls-a damseI mostly
coiffure and eyelashes
Fashion experts say the smoking
habit among women crippled the con-
ventional veil trade. as it was diff
cult. If not dangerous. to wear
flowing veil around the hat while
lighting or smoking a cigarette.
Evening star., 1925-01-22
SM|DDY DECLINES
SOCIETY'S DINNER
Irish Envoy WithdraWS AC-
Ceptance of SuIgrave InSti-
tution'S Courtesy.
By the Assoc ated Press.

BF Ihe Assoc ated Press.
NEW YORK, January 22.-The
George Washington-Su -Sulgrave Institu-
tion, an organization active in foster
ing amity between the United States
and the British empire. cancelled yes
terday arrangements for a reception
and dinner on January %. at which
the guest of honor was to have been
Prof. Timothy \. Smiddy. first min
lister plenipotentiary in the United
States from the Irish Free State.
More than $500 invitations had been
sent out and many acceptances had
been received.
John A Stewart, chairman of the
board of the Sulgrave Institution. ad-
mitted that the cause for the cancela-
tion was the sudden recall by Prof
Smiddy Of his early assent to the
proffered honor Mr.. Stewart said
he was astounded when he received
on Tuesday afternoon a brief note
from Prof Smiddy simply expressing
regret that circumstances oblige me
20 recall my former acceptance of
courtesy and honor of the reception
and dinner rendered by you for the
evening of January %"
% Mr.. Stewart said Prof Snfddy in
his note gave no intimation whatever
Of the character of the "srcum-
stances" TO which he referred
Evening star., 1925-01-22
MEETING DATE CHANGED.
National Race Congress Will Open
Here on March 3.

The annual session of the National
Race Congress will be held the first
week in March according to an an
nouncement made yesterday at a
meeting of the executive committee.
Rev. w. II. Jernagin. president of
tho organization, presided.
The congress Will open when the
annual sermon will be preached on
the evening of March 8. The business
sessions will follow the sermon, al
lowing one day for adjournment dur
ing the Inauguration of President
Coolidge. The change in the date
May / was made at the instance of
leaders in the States, who thought it
appropriate to hold the session dur
ing the week of the Inauguration.
The theme under discussion at the
congress will be THE Ballot and Rep
Yesentation."
Evening star., 1925-01-22

Girlsl Try this When combing
and dressing your hair, just moisten
your hairbrush with a little Dan
derine" and brush it through your
hair. The effect is startling! You
can do your hair up Immediately and
it will appear twice as thick and
heavy-a mass of gleamy hair, spark
ling with life and possessing that in
comparable softness, freshness and
luxuriance.
While beautifying the hair Dan
derine" is also toning and stimulat-
ing each single hair to grow thick,
long and strong Hair stops falling
out and dandruff disappears. Get a
bottle of delightful, refreshing Dan
derine" at any drug or toilet counter
and just see how healthy and youth
full your hair becomes.
Evening star., 1925-01-22
Misses Suits
Underpriced for Friday

and collars eea aDs su 19 wit" hpo 6 American $2
E-ss5OO Ensemble Suit, in mokine. wi 20.
frock French seal collars ....... PO'
$4,000 Ensemble Suit, IN Kashmana, with match
ing blouse or frocl Collars
mink and muskrat P~G
4-$125 to S155 kind
with collars and cuffs of leopard,
Pnhy inh and mlean fa 1ouse of chenille and In ST.
Misses
Evening star., 1925-01-22

Miss Rebecca S. Smith, daughter Of
Joseph Linten Smith, the noted
painter, will repeat her experience of
a year ago by donning cowboy togs
and returning to the wilds Of New Mex
leo to pursue her art studies.
Evening star., 1925-01-22
Thomas Egan, Tenor, Dies.

LOS ANGELES, Calf. January %.
Thomas Egan, Irish tenor, known
in operatic circles IN this country
and abroad. is dead here
Evening star., 1925-01-22
Fine Silk Stockings
At Friday Clearing Prices!

81 to 50 Wool Silk Sport Stockin in
twotone colors checks embroidered arac
Wonens $3.50 ribbed silk stockings for
in two-tone colors. Broken sizes.
Fine Pointex chiffon silk stockings. sizes in black q
. =.
Womens Chiffon silk and medium sill
with Isle garter
large color assortment. Regularly So $375......
$175 to $3.50 SILK and rib STYLES
plain and drop-stitch colors in tan
gray brown, black others.
Stockings-Street
Evening star., 1925-01-22
Sorosis Shoes
In the Friday Clearing!

275 Pairs OF SOrosis Pumps Oxfords, broken and
discontinued lines Every pair perfect. Satin, patent
leather suede In tan black, brown buff.
to TO- widths AAA to D. Regularly priced $3.50
zoo Pairs of Pumps and Oxfords in plain cut-out
effects. Military low heels. In
satin and patent leather Regularly $3.50 Reduced
$50 Pairs of Shoes Misses In
black calf Laced es
Sizes 81 to 2. Formerly $500 $3.50.
Pairs n an lace
button models Black kid, lace button models
Patent button with white tops, white and button
Sizes to s. With spring heels
100 Pairs Infants Button their
In white and black kid
Shoe Shop-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-01-22

d sd5 SO Black cordarO Coats with squirrel collars $29 so
and cuffs Of bay seal jap mink mole. In HSoE $3.50
3asss5e sse kaThaped Sport Coats with mink S445O
cuff. $3.50 SIS Sat kashGno Sport Coat with collar S465O
S5 Goats sin in oxbood and black kashmana with 465O
.,u. s-ss9se Black Mon,sbeo Coats sghtlne $3.50
=, :s so Goats in era1bsTry and black with S495O
SIS 81 % Cranberry Mo'ne Coat with kit fox collar $645O
,u 4z5 7 & Cranberry 9 kasHa"a Coats with black $675O
Coat: Sis E % oxDood % and Cranberry CUR de Lane 465O
, dEs4s 81 Cranberry and Black Jannruna Coats S865O
Coats for Little Women
7s Goats Goats in cnnabar Kashona with lynx collar $465O
.,. se5o sos Goats sia1ab1 saddle and o1biood S425O
Evening star., 1925-01-22
Choose One of These
Beautiful Misses Frocks

s-s2S Sport Frockss in striped fannel Charming
straghtlne models
6-S2S Afternoon Frocks, of georgette bengalne and
satin Canton Chinese tunc and basque models lace en-
proidery and ribbon trimmed In tan, brown,
e-s2s50 to $500 Afternoon Frocls of crepe satin
bengaline and georgette. SDraped, basque
models Sleeveless and cap sleeves black cocoa
ana tan
-$29SO Twill Dresses, straightline models beIted
ana DeItless- In navy and tan.
10-$35O0 to $3.50 Afternoon and Evening FrockS
basque draped and tunic models.
trimmed In chong blue, coral, brown
4-S3s60 Twill FrOcks for or Coat
ana stra1ghtline models Braid and button In
navy anu
1O-s4s5o and $500 Afternoon and Eveninp, Fror,,
In one-of-a- kind style. Chiffon, and crepe
Roma Bead, lace and embroidery In
coral, green maize and black
S-$55OO Charmeen wi Street Frocks. straight
line, ensemble effects and TERED models
or contrasting colors. In navy ........
S-$6SoO Afternoon metallic lace and
georgette Knee-high flares in black sIver.....
Misses Shop-Ihrd Floor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-15

La bandera es enblenna de Ia
patria. FL honlbre sintio Ia nece-
sidad de plasmar objetiyamente
su amor al terruno Y escogi6 una
hoja. una rama. un pajaro, un
aguila caudal que paseara vic
toriosa sobre las lIanuras enemi-
gas.
Nuestra bandera es joyen, pc
70 en- su limpia historic cuenta
hazanas emuladoras dc las falan-
ges alejandrinas, de los conquis-
tadores de las Calias y de las le-
giones napoleonicas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-15

Nuestra handera ayentaja en-
mucho a las gloriosas banderas de
la vieja Europa. Ella es simbolo
de amor. Practica Ia carload. Lie
ia de fe a los pueblos. Es hala-
gadora esperanza de risuenos por-
vcnires.
Demuestra el desarrollo pro-
gresivo nacional. Gambia con los
hechos y los tielnpos. Es eterna
como el h6bito que lie dio vida, e
indica, en- el palenque dc la his
toria la union eterna, la amplia
y sagrada libertad, el poder, la
sivia de fuerza que la empuja
hacia el c6nit del progreso del
humane poderio.
''Noble bandera que flotas altiya,
ALA en- las regiones del aire y
(del sol. :
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-15
r E E
G. MERCEDES ~ De JUNO. 1925. A LAS p. M.
EnLA GALE De TETUAN NO. "a
Al INACEN De LOS SRES. RICARDO DAVlLA q CO.

en- IA GALE De TETUAN NO. "a
ALMAcEN DE Los SRES. RICARDO DAvlLA CO.
vealer6 en- P6hiica Subasta. por cuenta de quien
oorresponda ics slguentes efectos que fueron saliva
dos del ineendio ocuTrido este ESTABLISHMENTS:
VaFios motores CENTURY" dferentes tamahos de
Ia tres faces - IN gran tote dc coRREAS De CUE
10 a. dlfeFentss anehos para transmlsones - Varos
FMcLiNcs PARA MAiZ y otfos cereaies Acetes
cRASAS LuBRlcANTES De vGrias cases. - CE-
kERADoREs ELEcTRlcoS - BOMBAs PARA AQUA
- MA0UhAS accessories para PELAR OANAD0 -
HOMBiLLhS matsriaies eectricos ABANlCOS
ELEcTRlco6 dc dneFsntes tamahos - PlNTuRA para
cALDERAS Y LocoMOTORAS - MAoUlNAS ELEc-
TRicAS para LAvAR - TAN0uES DEPOSITOS de
AcElIE PARA GARAGES - Una NEvERA REFRIcE-
RADORA - Dos cAJAS para cAUDALES - POLEAS
- MOToRE6 DE GAS0LlNA - MAcNETOS - Mu-
chos aFtculos mas de MA0ulNARlAS EFEcToS
PARA cENTRALEs.
IA venta So hara por arficulo, condolences las de
ecstumbre.
RElNALD0 WZCARN0ND0
Anonedero P1bico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-15

Fl azul simboliza la fe, la es-
peranza, la dixina justicia que en-
carna la democracia americana.
FL rojo, amor intense, fuego, pa
sion, valor espartano cuando de
la defensa del honor Y de la vida
racionales Sc trata. FL blanco es
ia nivea paloma del Espiritu San
70 bajando a depositar la pureza
sobre los que tienen en- sus ma
nos el destino patrio Y los tres
juntos, artisticamente armoniza-
dos, es el tricolor epico de las de-
mocracias, ell grito de rebeldia
ante los abuses de la oligarquia,
las hazanas del pueblo los dere-
chos del hombre, la libertad que
echa el te al aqua en- Boston, que
derriba la Bastilla en- Paris, que
hace abdicar los tiranos Y que
fota enhiesta Y noble sobre los
pueblos de la terra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-15

s I'm notable escritor americana
ha comparable la bandera con la
aurora. Al amanecer- -franjas blan-
cas-, franjas roias sc alternan en-
oriente, Y una estrella, Venus,
apuncia con el resplandor de su
titilante pupila la llegada del Sol
triunfal sobre su caro- tirado por
blancos y briosos corceles. Luego
Febo alumbra con su claridad y
ei cielo y la bandera son entera-
mente azules.
Sobre el blanco y rojo de Ia
ensena nacional, predomina el
azul, Y cuando los hombres no me-
cesiten ir tres el valor nj la pu-
reza por poser anlbas cualida-
des, la justicia, sirnbolizada en- el
azul. predominara sobre todo, y
ei reino de la equidad sera uniyer-
sal y 1nico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-15

Una Sorden ejecutiya anuncia
cue el dia ~ de JUNO es pia de
In Bandera Y que las escuelas
haran programmes apropiados a.
la solcmnidad de la OCCASION.
La fiestaAos patriotica en- su OBJ
jetO. Ella tiende a inculcar en- es
niho eI amor. Ia fe, Ia lealtad
hacia Ia gloriesa 'ensena que una
s. mil veces onde6 sobre hombres
libres y que esta presta ofren-
dar sus mobiles pliegues por la
redencion de los ilotas, de los pa
rias y de los esclavos.
Es un movimiento completamcn-
tario al realizado con la Semana
Educativa Americana Y la Sepa-
nc del Nino. Hay que insistir So
bre el yunque de la fe Y moldear
eI alma de los pequenuelos en- los
principles libertarios que sinlboli-
za el milagroso pendon.