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Evening star., 1925-11-22

pickles at the RITZ, 500 II ] don't.
All ] need IL clothes TO get out OF the
delicatessen class
Joanna shot n keen look Mt her. but
said nothing. John had turned her
soul against preaching.
Tho beautiflcstions that are suit
able to now street taillcurs. Joanna s
which she had worn tho afternoon be.
fore. and her preliminary gift to
Georgie. which Georgie had glossomed
In for tho evening. are not hasty cere-
monies II was we'll toward noon
when the two girls settled In their
taxi. And then Georgie had to walt
n block from the store, where she
would not be detected Bs having
broken neither leg nor n neck.
while Joanna presented herself to Mr..
Graydon's secretary. She just want
ed to talk to him again, she explained.
and let him see her.
The boss" of yesterday made her
understand that no WAS her friend"
of today. and all days. He thanked
her gently for stopping In and hoped
that she would come in often. But
he would not give her the thing she
asked. Advice. Something that
would be hint to her Of what was
expected OF her. OF what she should
do to carry out the wishes Of the
plans OF her unknown DeneiaClOF.
II have been cautioned by your
banker. EgEleston.' he said, that
/ must not pretend to advise you. Not
now, at any rate. Mr.. Eggleston is
emphatic In saying that a condition
that went with the money was that
you solve your own problems. After
a while, perhaps. some Of the severity
OF the ban may be lifted. Just now
/ mustn't Interfere"
Am / just to take all this money
and go out and spend 1t, them" Jo-
anna persisted.
Just go out and spend 1t, some
way. l suppose that is one way OF
repeating that YOU may do with 1t
whatever you wish
SO naturally that she did not know
that she was doing II. she began to
tell him about Cohen and Mrs. Adams
and John. Suddenly she hesitated
and was abashed But all that
doesn't interest you, does it," she
apoloGiZed.
The gray man had been watching
her intently. almost eagerly. He re-
assured her quickly: "On the contrary,
Evening star., 1925-11-22

the stairs to her room. When she re-
appeared she held the bill. She put
it into Mrs. Adams hand and folded
the worn fingers about 1t. Neither she
nor the landlady spoke. Mrs. Adams
pulled the bobbed head down and
kissed it.
For once" Joanna remarked, when
she Strengthened up, Il want a drink.
I'm going to wait until George comes
in, If she makes it early enough, and
If her boy doesn't get the air too quick
I'll buy them a taxi while we hunt an
all-night bootlegger."
Evening star., 1925-11-22
JOAN IN A
"The Gracious Gift of God"
By H. L. GATES
By H. l.. GATES

isn't so, 10. III just believe in YOU
and III take back the money you
gave me-" Suddenly the landlady was
confused. Tn sorry. 10. but / put
the five hundred dollars. and nobody
knows what godsend it would be to
me, in the pocket OF your old wrap.
The coats on your bed, now. II you
say it came to you all right, like YOU
say before, III take it. dear. and bless
you for it.
Joanna scrambled onto her feet.
Strengthened her frock, brought
strap that had fallen back. onto her
shoulder and, without "A word. ran up
Evening star., 1925-11-22

at home, though, is troublesome. An
easier way is to get a bottle OF
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound at any drug store all ready
for use for only Is cents. This is
the old-time recipe improved by
the addition of other ingredients.
While wispy,. gray, faded hair is
not sinful, we all desire 10 retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness, BY darkening your hair with
WyEth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound, no one can tell, because il
does it so naturally, so evenly. You
Just dampcn a sponge or soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at
time; by morning all gray hairs have
disappeared, and, after another ap-
plicatlon or two, your hair becomes
beautifully dark, glossy, soft and
luxuriant
Evening star., 1925-11-22
BERMUDA MAY LIFT BAN
ON TROLLEY ON ISLAND
Electric Railway Bill to Be Pre-
sented Soon-Tourists Complain
of Slow Transportation.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, November
21.-Steps toward lifting the Bermuda
ban upon mechanical means of trans
portation have been taken by the
House of Assembly. BY vote OF o
to 9. the House gave leave to bring
in a bill sanctioning the construction
Of an electric railway from end to
end Of the island, which branches al
various points. Final action is ex-
pected within the next few weeks.
There are no railways or autono-
biles In Bermuda now, and the is.
landers In catering 10 tourists always
have emphasized this. There has
been agitation for quicker means of
transportation than that afforded by
horse and bicycle.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

her eyes, refusing to he ordered up
by any housemaid, but opened, them
wide at the viciousness of Joanna s
tug at her shingled head.
pile out and get dressed" Joanna
commanded. And be quick--you can
make up afterwards. Bring some
things in and We'll ask Mrs. Adams
to let us cook them in the kitchen
for hreakfast-and l want you TO tele-
phone from down stairs on your way
out.
Georgie, her wits not fully gathered,
broke off short in a general remark to
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Charges $500 Libel.

Mrs. Elizabeth Boggs of Bethesda
Supreme Court to recover s25, 900
damages from Mrs. Eugenie Gordy
Of Washington for alleged libel
Mrs. Boggs charges that the defend
ant, in IA counter suit for an absolute
divorce from her husband, Roy c.
Gordy, made statements rejecting
on Mrs. Boggs. Attorney James f
Splain appears for the plaintiff
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Continued from Yesterdays StarD
SY NOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Joanna modern shopGirl. parenttess:
living alone is summoned to the ofice or
Graydon owner of the department store
where she is employed. and given letter
addressed TO her in care of the store The
letter informs her that one million do'lars
has been deposited to her account; in EgEles-
toms bank 10y henefactor. who proVldes
that his name his reasons for the
.rudendous gift shall be revealed 70 her
No conditions are attached to the Rllt anu
Joanna is told that She may do win the
money as she wishes. Neither EggiestUnlii nn ISili
advise her Joanna meets Brandon
nephew OF EcEleston. he eNerts stranee
influence over her and she at times Is
afraid OF him. He becomes devoted 70 her
She knows instin"tlvcly that brailion Il
setting trap of some kind for her. Joanna
is thunderstrucl when she meets the sus,
piCIous OF all her own crowd. the other siop
girls and her friends who will not believe
that she actually received fortune IRON atoiH
she turns to John. her sS3hoo! day sweet, w bo
an architect. John also ls suspicious ana
TepudIates her. accusing her OF having Iaiieh
TO the level OF her too-short skirts. her Ap-
sticked hips and cigarettes.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
DYER TO URGE BEER BILL.

Increase in the alcoholic content a.
lowed in beer from one-half of | pc
cent 70 2.15 per cent will be sought bv
amendment of the Volstead Act %
be proposed again at the coming Ses.
sion Of Congress by Representative
Dyer, Republican, of Missouri The
proposal was defeated last session in
the judiciary committee.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
HAIRBRUSH TRADE HURT.
English Makers Blame Bobbing
Practice for Decline.

LONDON, November 21 CP.-The
modern girl is blamed for many
things. but the latest complaint
against her is that, because she
shingles or bobs her hair the English
brush trade has suffered considered bly.
Giving testimony before the board
Of trade committee inquiring into an
Application from the brush industry
Tor a protective duty on imported
hairorushes, manufacturers averred
that hair-bohbing had Influenced the
halrbrush trade to an enormous ex-
tent and said that cheapIy produced
brushes should be kept out of the
country SO as 10 give the homemade
article a chance
Evening star., 1925-11-22

<SN-b
and faded han.
beautifully dark
a n d luxuriaut.
just a few ap-
plications will
prove a revela :
ton If your hair
is fading, streak :
ed or gray. Mix
the Sage Tea
SuiDb,,r v~r;,e
Evening star., 1925-11-22
An Old Recipe to
Restore Gray Hair

Common garden sage brewed into
a heavy tea with sulphur added will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

MUST sell n few mortgage vors-
closed houses. Priced low. Easy
terms. b2S Railway ENch. Bldg.
GROOM modern. completely fur
niHhcd, $500: 1900. a BUY.
JUNCTION REALTY. MElrsc-050s.
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500 Well-lmproved Places
To Select From

priced place you are looking for.
we have what you want AZ a Tea-
honabls price and good terms
WESTERN LAFDs. INC,
ei7-sls-8is Joshua Green Bldg.
NEW bottom land-iiis acres. 1859
level. nearly plowed. big creek.
ideal for potatoes first crop.
NsighhOr got 400 bushels 20 acre
Enough upland by road Tor build
inRH. etc. now house. electricity.
Must sell Arthur Johnson. owner.
mile east Redmond paved high
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NOTHING DOWN. $50 MONTHLY
Nice 4-room cottage and lot Price
gtah0 Call BEncn-29S4
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~ FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE

WILL trade 4-room house In
Rainier valley on a CniyeTB-
tty district home. Priced AT
$4,000. mortaEe $500. payable
Sii per month. including in
tcrest. View lot, 75xI0s over
looking Lake Washington.
Submit us a trade PROPOSE
ton
Every Day But Sunday"
HART REALTY co. Inc.
KEnwd- O203. 1907 u" way
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Only $3.50
Only S275

5Ate model Ford Coupe, In excellent
condition; practically new rubber.
Phone MARLER, sUnset-7432.
FORD touring cars. two Of them, $40
each; good running condition:
Just the thing for hauling wood
OF driving 20 work. Phone WEST
1897.
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QUEEN ANNE HILL HOME
a HARGAIN

SELL TO COLORBD PEOPLE
Nice 4-room bungalow; bedrooms;
lot 50xl50; close In. Price only
NgIaO
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Only S85

1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN
in finest condition Good tires
looks exceptionally good Priced
CApitl-0Glt
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
SO REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONTHLY payment first mortgage
loans on Seattle homes; no COM
mission: quick service. The Home
Savings & Loan Association, 1924
WestlalSe ave
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FOR SALE
WEST SEATTLE

LOT 100Si2e feet; new. modern bum
gnlow, $3.50 down and s25 por
month, Buy direct from owner,
5000 California ave.
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81 FOR sALE-AcREAGE
$3.50 BARGAIN

Two large tracts u level berry. gar
den ana poultry land just or tho
D"B hDinoH highway and less than
miles from Seattle water. lights
and telephone already a. Price
$3.50. terms t75 cash and SO per
month SEQ owner. 2gi Mutual Life
Bldg. Firtt and YeHIsr.
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FOR SALE
FARM LANDS

PORTER CREEK VALLEY
Graya HarbOr county. 4 miles from
Porter. school churches: on good
gravel road. so acres valley and
hill. ~ IN cultivation. ( acres IN
loEanH: plenty water: no overflow.
Ideal for berries. chickens. small
dairy 1880 federal farm loan.
Priced 60 sell Henry J., Has
brOuck, MonteFanO. wash.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
Sostlenen que eI pan debe ser
etaborado dIrdnte Ell dfd

slsnte el deseo de dormir v des-
cansat
Una Ley abohendo Ell trabajo de
noche para los panadercs, aerd una
Ley saba, justa propia de pieblcs
cultos y civiazados. Muchos, raises
han aprobado leyes identicas u las
que nos ocupa, ,resolviendO este
gran problena en- benetcio dc obre
ros y patrOnOs.
Nuestros legislatures Y el pals
en- general deben reconocers el prin
cipio humane de devolver d sus
hDgares abandonados nochs tras
/ ncche, a ese grupC de hombres
que siendo casados invierten Ell
orden de Ia vida; ausentes STEM
pre- de sus hijos, pues cusndo eilOs
estan en- casa, sls hiios estan fue-
ia. qledando asf demostrado que,
el panadero vive al reeves que los
t4
demAs seres. :
| I'm gran nu1nero de panaderos ncs
hsm6s dado cuenta de este proble-
ma y estamos dispuest5s defen.
dernos con energia tsscnera y a
efCcto en- fecha IL dc mayo de-
EcorrientA aiio, nos reunimos en- Y
| casa del compahero Anastasio TO
rrss, resolviendo entire otras cnes
tiones Ell nombrar una dircetiva i
Idne toui6 possession de s,,s respec
tivos cargos en-ei mismo instant'
I y lueso pasanios considerar !
parte principal a que Sc contraei
estas declataciones, siendo la con
clusi6n abOgar hasta consegnir Qu
el pan sea eiaborado dtiranse la
horas del dia, por entender que h
mos de srmar Ia opinion p'ibiie'
3 irteresar nuestros IegisladOfe
en- la protection de nuesSras vida
y asegurar La tranquilidad y q 50
lciego en- nuestros hogares.
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uN ACTOR CUE ExPoNE sU
VIDA AL HAcER1E sENALEs A
UN TREN, EN- LA PELICULA,
Ell JARRoN AzUL"

La Proeza de T. Roy Marnes hace
estremecer de espanto al director
Criffith y al conductor de Ia To-
comotora
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prende fuego, y parade entire los
rallies, Sc empeha en- detener un
tren que Sc lie viene encima con una
yelccidad vertiginosa.
Con Ell tren va veinte yardas de
distancia todavfa Ell ir1tr6pido
actor continuaba agitando su res
plandeciente antorcha.
sklgase de ahil lie gritaba ei
director Griffith agitano srs bra
zos desesperadamente ''iNo We us
ted que dentro de un segnndo Ell
lren 10 va a aplastarl"
Pero Barnes tenfa demasiado san
gre frfa para permitir que 10 hicie-
ran. papilla. Con una ventaja de
ounce pies Ell actor logr6 ponerse
salvo en- eI momento en- Que la
poderosa maquina pasaba como un
torbellino dejandolo. envuelto en- una
nuDe de polvo. Con Ell freuo de enlr-
gencia puesto la locomotora sc de-
two las veinte yardas. 81 Direc-
tor reconvino a r Roy Barnes por
su atrevimiento. pero el actor Sc
content6 con reirse del incidente.
Seena Gwen, desempefia papel i'm
liortante con Mr.. Barnes en- esta
pelicnla iiteresanttsima. Asi como
tambi6n los actores William Morris,
Tom Lewis v Luis wolheim.
Esta emocionante production Sc
exhibi6 en- el Gran Teatro Rialto
aver viernes is Y hoy sabado 16.
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ejercicio de las funciones publicas
de la ciudadania, sine tambi6n. de
avivar en- el el amor al hogar, 4
los recreos, los deportes, la
religion. Nos interesa sn vida pri-
vada, fundamepto de toda repu-
taci6n s6lida.
En- los deportes, Sc le saagiere
al niie que para la. vida feliz Y
efciente, no solo basta el desarro-
llo de la mente, sino tanlbien es
necesario el desarrollo fisico,, y el
cuidar de Ia salud. "Mens sana in
corpore sanap.
Els, pues, excelente esta cos
tnnbre o institution de la selnav
vida ligera v superficial que lle-
na del nilo. Es un. freno en- esta
sanos, en- la cual es bneno intels
oalar actos que resistan. seriedad
que nos hagan refexioHar a. los
jdyeneS acerca de 10 que podrfa-
mos ser 81 cumplieranlos con nsles-
tro. deber ycultivaramos legitimas
y paras ambicioness Aunque nues-
tras pasiones muy bien Sc pudie.
ran califcar de inocentes, deben
ser refrenadas v guiadas para que
mo- degeneren en- las. pasiones VIZ
ciosas que 4. tantos hombre hun
den en- el sucio lodo niundanal.
La seinahao del niiio debe ser
instituida en- todo pals que este
interesado en- asegurar sn- por-
vcnir, pues,. como dijo un escritor.
eel niho es el padre del hombre"
He. dicho.
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NADIA mas plausible que esta idea
de la referida Association que trata
de desenterrar del olvido inmereci-
do en- que viven nnestros dign0s
preceptores de aver, qslienes IabO-
raron contra las adversidades de su
6poca, en- su Obra de redenci6n y
de patriotisine.
Honretnos a nuestros heroes de
aver, porQue fueron eIlos los que
.primero iluminaron la senda del sa-
ber.
Todcs los estudiantes de las es.
cuelas snperiores de Puerto Rico
tienen ahora la oportunidad de con
trihair. q este concurso, que signi-
flea contribuir a la grande y noble
redenci6n de nuestros maestros OIL
vidados Los mejores trabajos Sc
ran prcmiados con objetos de valor,
a Ia vez que con honrosos diplo-
mas.
Bsperamos que todos los mucha-
chosi de nuestros- centros culturales
cooperen en- este trabajo de inves-
tigaci6n artfstica y a La vez pa
tri6tica.
Por ahora nos resta felicitar una
vez mas La Association de Macs
tros de Puerto Rico p6r el fervor
con que luchan por el prestigio de
este tetrnfo bOrincano.
Hnmbsrtot PADRo.
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1ABoR RrDENronA

La AsOciaci6n de MaestrOs de
Puerto Rico, en- sn afan de iaborar
ror todD 10 que sea el bienestar
y engrandecimiento de nuestra pa
tria, Sc propone celebrar IN certa-
men literario entire los alt1nrOs de
las escueias supeiOres de Ia isla.
Dicho torneo consistir& en- escribir
una biograffa de TN notable macs
tro pueFtOrrtqneaO, Va faliecado Q
vivo adn siempre que pases de los
60 amos, y que. Sc haya distinguish
pcr su abnegaci6n " sacrihcib en-
bien de La ensenanza de Puerto
Rico.
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san Juan, r. r.
Mayo 13, 1926
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RN III BsrA RL sEcRETo

(Pafa los nifios en- su semana) .
Nifio, 81 ambicionas ser I'M hom-
bre de provecho, We la escuela !.
Estudia, essudia sieanpre, tOdas
horas, mientras la oportumdad Sc
to presente. No desperdicies tn
preciOso tempo en- hablar del pro-
jimo o en- idear alguna trama indig.
ma y sOez. INO bajes. hasta ese te-
Ire4ol Qne tn alma blanca no sc
manche con Ell lodo de las huma-
mas bajezas. Sc bueno y Esna tu
esplritu de ideas mobiles, altruistas
y generosas. Que tu ambicion sea
Ia de poder algdn dia sobrepasal
el nivel moral e intellectual de tus
semejantes. Graba en- tn mente es-
ia idea y que ella te acoinpafie Ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
La Senlana del Nilo

DIsGURS0 PRONUNCIADO
POR Ell PRESIDENTS DE La
DTREGTIvAs PROlTEMP0RE
DEL ATENEOs DE PUERTO
RICO SIR. LUIS SANCHEZ
MORALES Jr. EN- LA FIESTA
& cEEEBRHDA CON MOTIvo
DE ST TONA DE POSSESSION
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

4AA1SVs Aos A1@O-
Er. Director de
ELL, MUNDo.
sehor:
Los one sascr4himos, por Ia pre-
sente. solicitamos vuestra. beneyo-
ieaeaa. dando cabida en- las colum-
mas de- vuestros peri6dico las i'm
portantes maai1estaciones que desea
mos haceE pdblicas en- hiers de los
qlie eiabofamos 81 pan. Asf; mism0
solfcitamos vaestra. cOOperaci6n en-
este debatidos asnnto, por tOdo 10
! licslai. le anticipauaos las graeias y
/ qnedaunos do Uds,
Il sinceramente,
/ (fEirmadosD
/, virgiiio 6Aidonado, HenitoF Mar.
qukx. Anastaei6 Torres, Justo An.
dino,s Rosario Rivsras Tomas Padi
Ina Luis Aidea, JOSS molina, De.
1Aetxio pri1neros
Ia elaboration del pan ha vefi
do reaaigand6se dssas tempo III
Aslnorial de rochss Ia expericncis
ha dshossfadO los persuieiOs deri
vaaos de Ii cousinuidad de ptrdi
|'das de noehss por los que rsaiizal
Iesas IAber, " sin especihear Otya
Iconsscusncias nos liinitarenOs
sshaiar il mas importahts Guy.
les, Ell dsssasts Orgknieol Tn tta
BajsdoE que tra6alA c6ntinnatnent
ds nochs snys3sce rapsaament
mientras due q que trabaja q
,dfa ttsns u tisnpo del dsscans
dliratte ii nocfef para sus reposi
ici6i.
POr otra parte, estanlos dispues
tOs q pfobaf los opositofes ql
afr1nan Ia cfeencia que elAborafide
80 'els pan durante las horas del dii
4 = y { r1 s 3
81 cOnsumidor ser perlndica- No
otFos adrmaunos que es TODD 10 CO.
trario. FL pan eiaborandOss de IL
es mas higi6nicO, y 81 consnnlido
pqede Obtener pan fresco a TODD
horas del dia iabofado con Ia pien
luz del dia y con ID escr'ep pillogidal
lque reQuiere Ia hygiene en- todo
lsns detanes.
En- cllanto economics poieinc
asegurar ahe. el patrono uaeao IS
tar presente en- las horas de ira
bajo, observardo Ia mstcha dc suI
intereses y este undo. IL econo
mia de luz y fuefza electricy. J
.otras economics dentfo del mians
lorden. del negocio.
En- cnanto nosotros, deseallos
terminar dicdendo qtle. Is inl.pma-
no mantener por mas tempo Ia i'm,
pcsici6n del trabaio nodtutno. NCc-
otros Al igual que los dern6s serss
que pneblan el lnundo; asbernos dis
frutar de las horas. del descansO,
esto es, de noehes q,ie es cuauao
aAuye el suefs a. las Eupilas y Sc
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tcdas las horas del dia. Para yer
realizada esta ambici6n es menes-
ter que prestes la debida atencion
Las sabias enselanzas de tus pre-
ceptores, a saber: tus maestros; tus
padres, tus ibros, la Naturaleza
En- este mundo de torpe mate
lirialsmo, aun Sc sabe apreciar la
labor del que por medic de esfuer-
zos y saerifcios conquist6 y ven
clio.
cuando rendido de fatiga el cuer-
20 to pida descanso. Ohedece: cuan-
DO te exija ejercicio conlplacelo,
ipero no dediques Ell tempo en- es-
tar ociosot Ell ocio es casi siempre
cl que engendra los actos mas viles
y repugnantes.
Fiiate en- la Naturaleza, contem-
plala, estudiala; es el libro alberto
que Dios ha legado los mortales;
en- el podras leer todo 10 que los de-
mas libros no puedan ofrecerte La
insignifcante hoja que en- la rama
Sc COLUMBIA impulses de La brisa,
el animal que tranquilamente pace
en- la campifa, Ell ave, Ell insecto,
todos, te ensefiaran muchas cosas
ignoradas para ii. pero para clio
necesitas I'm espritu de atenci6n, de
cbservaci6n de investigation.
Recuerda que en- La vida son muy
pocOs los grandes, muchos. muchf-
simos, los peQuefos. AQuellos Sc sa-
crificaron por una causa, lucharon
y vencieron; estos no Quisieron Sc
gltir tan arido camino y hoy no
pueden conprender el placer inefa-
BILE que Sc siente al llegar a la ci-
ma
81 quieres tripnfar en- Ia vida, en-
Il esta. Ell secreto, buscalo; no es-
peres que te 10 muestren; sondea.
lc como el buzo que al mar Sc su-
merge para extraer de su fondo la
concha donde esta La perla que tan.
to ambicio1a. Despass que 10 en-
cuentres, siguelo con valor v estoi
cismo que Ell triunfo es del valen.
te, del que lucha Y persevera
Recuerda que tn familia, tn pue-
bio, tu patria, esperan mucho de
I'll. mo dejes sus esperanzas de-
fraudadas!.
LINCE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

rn jngar, es casi. SECURE qne los nae
rasssos estan acabando con 81 vitar
Tdad. 81 mejor remedio contra lss
.onihrsces es el whites cream vNr.
mifHeo e. ademas "a mss lnofea-
siv0 para la saIsid del nif0. De- wsu,
'.a vu sks farmacias y drogueFtas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16

Desafiando Ia muerte al hacerle
sefiales ,in tren Que viajaba con
ina velocidad de sesenta milias por
lnira, +. Roy Barnes. que desenapefa
81 papei de Bill Peck en- la produc-
ci6n Paramount Cosmopolitan Ell
Jsrr6n Axul'', hizO pasar un susie
ahryusculo al gran director Crit
fifth y al conductor de la locomoto-
rh.
4. rprante la confecci6n de las es-
cenas del aeroplaiio y 81 tren ex-
pFeso en- esta peiicuia Mr.. Barnes,
despues de apearse de un areopla-
no, rnoja su cnauueta en- gasCItua, le'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-16
HTNos ENFERMTzOs =
MALHUMORADOs

Los nlfos que sufren de lomhrtces
egtkn enojados, inuuistos. cnfermi-
zos. Hay, SIN em5srgo otrcs sfnto-
mas. 81 81 niao cstA palido, 0ierok ?,
sicuc nal aliepto y no toma tntert
Evening star., 1925-09-23

NDRE5s-First-class; days work o
! Laundry take homo or housework- 1903