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Evening star., 1925-02-15
PRIZE CLOCK OFFERED
FOR SUITABLE HOME
Nephew of Designer Will Give
Masterpiece to Some City,
He Says.
Rx the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ALBANY, February 1.-THE tower
clock that won the highest award and
special bronze medal at the centen-
nial exhibition at Philadelphia in 1876
will be given away to the municipal
ity or building, which will provide it
with the most suitable home.
This announcement was made today
by Dudley F. Fasoldt, 1913 North
Pearl street, Albany. N. Y. a nephew
of Charles Fasoldt. pioneer clock
maker, who constructed the prize
mechanism. The present owner is not
tower clock manufacturer.
The famous old clock is today pin
ing away in a back room,s its exist
ence practically forgotten despite the
fame 1t won in competition. Its own
er said he was moved to make the
offer only by the desire that the mas
terpiece be given an opportunity to
fulfill it's destiny of usefulness and
service.
The clock will operate four dia1s
of any size up to 100 feet across, set
ting the hands every half minute,
and it's owner declares it will not
gain or lose more than ten seconds
a year.
The clocks mechanism is inclosed
in a solid mahogany and glass case
and is capable of giving many years
of faithful service to the municipal
ity or building which will adopt it.
Evening star., 1925-02-15
BOY SCOUTS

spoke to the troops, and the church
board presented to troop 10S pa
rade-s size flag. Scouts were ushers at
the church services throughout the day.
under direction of Scoutmaster w. s.
Taylor.
Troop 9, Of the Douglas Methodist
Episcopal Church. Eleventh and H
streets northeast. and Troop IS Of the
Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church,
Anacostia, will hold special Scout
services today, to which all Scouts
are invited. At the Garden Memorial
Church, Col. John T. Axton, chief or
chaplains of the United States Army,
will speak, and there will be special
music.
Troop 73 held its most successful
semi-annual parents night at the
Eighth Street Temple last Tuesday
evening. A large number OF parents
and friends enjoyed the program as
guests of the troop and Its scout
master, Paul c. Robin, Rabbi Louis
]. Schwefel was chairman of the eve
ming and Louis T.. Spiegler headed
the reception committee. Music was
furnished by a detail from the Unit
ed States Army Band. Raymond r.
Crist, United States Commissioner of
naturalization; Isadore Hershfield and
Colin H. Livingstone, national president
of the Boy Scouts, were the speakers
Included in the program was a play,
Radio Rescue" by boys from the
Jewish Foster Home who are MEM
bers of Troop 73; games and pyra-
mids by scouts from the field patrols;
a scouting scene by the Black Bear,
in the charge of Philip Goldberg, and
presentation of prizes in the eff
cheney contest the troop has been
conducting. Gold pins were awarded
to Scouts Harry Goldstein, Louis Sill
verman and Robert Shostick for best
attendance for the season, and the
following Scouts were announced as
winners of the efficiency contest;
First, Harry Goldstein; second. SOL
omon Rosenthal; third. Robert Shos-
tick fourth, Joseph Rosenthal; fifth,
Harry Krittt. In the five and one
| half years that Troop 72 has been or
ganized it has a record of public
service rendered on $50 occasions
Troop Is. at Benning, has recently
reorganized, with s. w. Gibson as
scoutmaster. and Is meeting regu-
larly on Friday evenings at the Ben
ming Christian Church.
Troop 20 of the lexington Presby-
terian Church was treated to mo-
ton picture show and ice cream by
one of the classes of the Sunday
school as a reward for ha~iAg won
the recent divisional swimming meet.
Fourteen Scouts Of Troop 20, Ep-
worth NJ. E. Church. their scout
master, Worth E. Shouts, and Dep
uty Commi ssioner c. G. Schalaefli
spent last Sunday afternoon explor-
ing QUITO -the-way places in the
wilds of the northeast woods.
Evening star., 1925-02-15

Valparaiso and Casablanca, Chile,
are to be connected by a concrete
highway.
Evening star., 1925-02-15

Fourteen Scouts of Troop 20, Ep-
worth NJ. z. Church. their scout
master Worth E. Shouts. and Dep
uty Commissioner c. G. Schalaefli
spent last Sunday afternoon explor-
ing out-of-t -the-way places in the
wilds of the northeast woods.
Evening star., 1925-02-15

Troop 20 Of the lexington Presby-
terian Church was treated to a mo-
ton picture show and ice cream by
one of the classes of the Sunday
school as a reward for ha~iAg won
the recent divisional swimming meet
Evening star., 1925-02-15

Troop 1s. at Benning, has recently
reorganized, with s. w. Gibson as
scoutmaster. and Is meeting regu-
larly on Friday evenings at the Ben
ming Christian Church.
Evening star., 1925-02-15

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
members of Troop 49, Drum and Bugle
Corps, were guests Of Troop 81 and
its Scoutmaster, c. E. Warner, at the
evening service. Buglers from Troop
49 sounded ASSEMBLY" ITO the Col
ors" and Retreat; all Scouts pres
ent renewed their oath and laws be-
fore the congregation, and DR.. ]. c..
Ball addressed them on 1.-The Manli-
ness of Boyhood."
At the Ninth Street Christian
Church, Rev. c. r. Stauffer addressed
the members of Troop 10, and their
invited guests, at the evening serv-
ice.
Troop IS, of the Washington Boys
Club, occupied front seats at a spe-
cial Scout service Sunday evening at
the Second Baptist Church. and Rev.
e. G. Primm addressed them and the
large congregation on The Stuff Men
Arc Made Of" Three Scouts, F'rank k
Brown, Richard Policy and Lake
Swain were baptized into the fellow
ship of the church.
Troop 1913 and the Scoutmaster, E.
8. Brandon, attended a special serv-
ice at the Falls Church Presbyterian
Church Sunday evening. Troop 123 is
making rapid progress, and is out to
become the leading troop in the vir-
Einia division in the near future.
Eight members have become second
class and one first-class in the last two
months.
Troop los, Brentwood, Md, was host
to Troop 103 of Mount Rainier and
Troop 10 of Hyattsville, at the
Brentwood Methodist Episcopal
Church last Sunday. Rev. l. r. Nease,
the pastor. himself a former Scout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
PRAISES DAWES
Congressman Miller Thinks
Action in Senate Good

The three great achievements Of
Vice President Dawes may be- set
down as bis work as supply officer
~ the army during tho world war
his rehabilitation plan which brought
order out % chaos In Europe and
Ills dtsmlsslng the United states acn.
ate. all IN a bunch. on Inauguration
day, according 10 Congressman John
Il, Miller who has recently returned
from Washington
They were all three among the
great achievements OF this genera.
ton and tho greatest u the three
may turn out 10 Dc the way be dis,
missed the senate. declares Con.
grosmnn Miller
sixteen years ago Uncle Joe
Cannon dared 10 turn the rules OF
the house into new and progressive
channels but for a hundred aud
thirty or forty years no presiding
officer has ever had the courage 70
do things 10 the senate. Judge Taft.
wearing puzzled smile remarked
that II was most unusual
Before Dawes leaves the senate
Il VIII be very difficult for any sen.
1iog 10 block legislation. " ms pre-.
dirjlon he says,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
ESSAY CONTEST
BY LEGION
National Prizes Offered to
School Children

~ nationwide essay contest Tor
1srhcol children has bcrn mmguiated
~ tho American Legion, Go which
y children between tho asses ~ H.
pUj rs Inclusive Hrr cugtno Tho
essays must 80 bc over 500 words
and must he returned 10y Juno 1
Tho subject pg tho contest H as
follows why has Tho American
Legion. am organization or Veterans
~ the world war; dedicated itself
first Of an, TO uphold aud defend
the constitution OF the United
~ American
Three national prizes OF t15o $500
aud $3.50 arc heinz orlcrvd and
three prize medals or certificates IN
each state, The contest VIII bc con-
Quoted by counties ana states. Tho
county superintendent Of schools
win select Judges 10 pick tho win.
ming essay In tho county. which will
then be Judged by Tho state Judges.
chosen by tho state supcriul udcn,
% schools, The three best essays
in tho state viii then he forwarded
10 tho national headquarters OF the
Legion for final Judgment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
Bulletin on Better
Cargo Packing Sold

Because Of inferior packing Il
takes two or three times MS long
for American cargocs 10 unload at
Huenos Aires as those from England
or Japan. according to a guide 10
better packing sold to Northwest
marine shippers by shirI A. Blnlock.
Northwest district manager for the
department Of commerce. His on.
fices arc at bis G1owman building
Tho bulletin. ''Packing for For.
eign Markets. also contains tho in.
formation that flour sent TO certain
South American countries must bc
put in small sacks because it his
10 be transported inland on mule.
back.
Mix and foodstuffs, it also says.
sent to Indian. should be packed IN
glass containers because metal
swcats In the tropics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
TO SELL POpPIES
American Legion Plans Sale
During Remembrance Week

Peoples the official flower 81 tho
American Legion. viii be sold ~
the various posts Of the Legion In
the department Of Warrington dur.
Ing national Remembrance week.
May IS 10 80
Al the proceeds of the sale win
be used exclusively Tor service work.
according 10 Legion officials. Also.
In order TO guarantee that tho pur.
chaser y actually helping the IL.
eion. all poppies sold by them will
bear q stickcr with tho name or
the organization on one Bida and
In Msmorinm" on tho other.
In 1890 the national convention
Of the Legion adopted the poppy aa
its official memorial flower
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
RoIoGNA DEPRESSION

BOLOGNA. There is great de,
preston in The bologna sausage in.
dustry famous an over the world.
and many business failures have
heen reported here The war dis.
rup,ed the sausage trade aud its re,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24

eovery was checked later By high i'm.
port tariffs Imposed BY many ma.
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24

Made for average type figure. Fancy broche,
laced in front. Sizes % to 80.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25

y otros seryieios de earaeter pd-
blico.
Adenlzs. solieitaran que Sc les
ds representation en- la Junta In
sular de Eleceiones. Aetnalmente,
Il Ledo. Bolivar Pagan forma
Parte DE- Ia Junta. en- su earaeter
de ObseryadoT, Pero aun euando
tiene yez en las sesiOnes, no tie
ne y0to. Los socialistas alegan
que ellos estan clasificados como
purtido principal. DE acuerdo con
q resultado de las Gltimas cleo
clones. y que legitimamente. por
IA ley, les asiste Il derecho a ele-
cir an miembro con todos los atri-
butos que pueda tener el repre-
seutante unionista en- ese orga-
nismO.
Ahora falta saber cual sea la
resolution del F'ecutivo en- tan
imp0Ftante question.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25

Tiene para las senoritas, entire
otros fines educativos'' esta obra,
Ell de eonocer en- las intiinidades del
boudoir de una fnisima c0cotte, to-
do Ell tratado te6rico, practice, aca-
d6mico, del "arte de ser bonita''
por medic de Ia pintura, y ade Ia
literature dramatica. Sc aprende,
tsmbien, ell arte de no pagar a Ia
modista.
Hay que yer esa escena natura-
hsima que hace Irene Lopez Here
dia, con una verdad, que asombra
la verdad misma. Esta encanta
dora artista, sugestiona con Su fl.
gura, con su belleza, con sus pre-
ciosas carnes, que pndtnos adn'i-
rar en- un atrev1do escote, con sll
oriental y rico vestido del primer
acto, con su indolencia de elegante
pfblica, con mil y mil lujos de cx-
preston, figura y movimiento. Es
una creaci6n felicisima, complete.
La Que ha hecho de ese personaje,
cue humsnizs a La perfection.
En- ell cuadro de hermosuras que
tras esta Compaiiia, destac6se aro-
che en- ell papeI de Madame Clau-
ole, una preciosa artista, quien
va la habiamos enfocado con nues-
tros prisnaticos. Es Mary Wilson.
Ctra hermosura "que quita la ca
beza''. 81 recuerdan ustsdes Los
modelos de Rubens, vestidos, na-
turalmente, podran darse una idea
de la belleza rubia, provocative, de
esta eustanciOsa mujer.
FL sexo feo en- esta obra, esta
en- los extremes dignos del elogio,
en- que la delicada factura de sps
papeles, les obliga estar.
vilches da Ell tono de astio, de
indiferencia~ ~mundana su bien oh
servado personaje. soriano y Ar
b6 muy bien en- sus sobrias inter
venciones.
Estos, como los demas, hacen del
conjunto de la compafiia su mayor
m6rito, manteniendo la ammonia, la
simetria, ell unisono de la represen-
taci6n, en- la mas estHdiada v me
jor aprendida discipline del arte.
Antonio Moreno CALDERoN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25
DICE Ell sR. vELEz
ALVARADO:

Que las cartas presentadas como
'evidencia" en- una demanda vi
csosa impertinente celebrada Ell
ctro dia y a las cuales Sc refere
una information de Ell MUNDo de
fecha reciente, no fueron introdu-
cidas por el y que son respuestas a
cartas que Sc la remitieron Nue.
va York neucionando, tai vez, los
nombres do estimables y distingui-
das personalidades del pals;
Que Sc ha armada tai escarceo
con las referidas contestaciones, que
.parece que La peregrina demanda
no ha tenido otro objsto que hacer
pGhicas unas respuestas de fndole
privada para hacer sonar nombres
respatables y distinguidos con Ell
prop6sito de tratar de hacerles da
no.
Hanati, mario 81, 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25
INDUSTRIAL

Tambi6n servirfa de acicate pa
ra los grandes magnates de la
metr6poi, quienes Sc muestran
algo reacios al establecimiento en-
nuestra isla de grandes factorfas
industrias, que vengan resol-
yer el problema de los sin em-
pleo.
Y 81 decimos de acicate, es por
que en- este case, consideration
que sus vastos intereses estaban
meior protegfdos y garantizados.
(Aun cuando realmente ahora,
rosotros podemos ofrecer las mis-
mas garantfas).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25
DOS JOss PEREZ FERNANDEZ

AEaaanA saharca paEa ios Esta-
Dos uaadam m 81 wapoT ''6an To
Esnaes'. Il my essli.aas eaeaiis-
70 y eomeeiAa hemhFs - nesseiaa
DE- ssta piaza. don Sose ptFvz Pes
nAnAaa. EssaeE DE- IA aeEeaataaa NJ
ma -. L.ena y Ca. auisz - q
les EstaAoa unlaes 3 hacsE impor-
t4Eas sanpFzs ds ralEaae psFa 81
eatAblseimisuis Ia Rayonfa''. aus
- uns as ies mas oonraFriees psr
las a&mas ss hzn yuan y as h
Tia.
~ aeAaE PtFss FsFaAndsz psr1s-
nscsgd aassuss mas es un meA pues
r~eaEssF4 ias Rsa4es es A1ains,
NA@sae4nastss y Peus.ayivAnia. Ia
elma4s impsFtsnsss eemPFss para si
FufsFsas msaahlscimaemte
psnsamss - seAoF PsEss Eesnan-
dss fsaE viass y szeeAsuiss Hsgo'
eioa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25

Durante todo Ell dia de aver "a
nina de diez amos de edad Kate
pepino astuvo relatando como ocn-
rio la tragedia en- que milagrosa-
mente no perdi6 la vida, a los We
cinos que desde temprano acudia1
preguntarle como seguia de las
heridas que le infiriera con nm re,
volver el portorriqueflo G1lillermo
Cartajena, quien despu6s de hacer-
lie a ella dos disparos Y un her
manastro suyo, uno, volvi6 Ell arma
Sc cause una muerte instantanea
Un representante de LA Prem
sa" la visit6 en- la maaana de
aver, y en- presencia de su padras-
tro Dionisio Tejada Cartaiera, en-
mama Rosa Cartajena, la madre de
Tejada. Rafaela Cartajena, la her
mana del suicida, y algunos vecincs
mas, la nina cont6 como habia sido
nerida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25
ASPECTo PoLITTCO

En- cuanto al aspecto polftico,
Puerto Rico, tendrfa dereeho to-
mar participation directa en- la
election de uH Alcalde para New
York. Y cada partido nacional,
Sc cuidarfa bien de ofrecer gran
des ventajas a Puerto Rico a
cambio de sus votos. Nadie ignora
que las elecciones en- New York
siempre Sc caracterizan por 10 re
midas que resultan.
Ademas, Puerto Rico estarfa
entonees mas relacionado con la
administration nacional, Y podrfa
exigir algunas cosas que ahora no
puede.
Por aiadidura, Sc pendrfa en-
vigor en- Puerto Rico, la Consti-
tucion, v la vieja questions de 81
somos 0 no territorio americana,
quedarfa defnitiyamente resuelta.
Estos son algunos de los argu-
mentos, que aparte de los que
avanza ell New York World" Sc
nos ocurren en- estos momentos.
Claro esta que la idea tambien
tiene argumentos en- contra, como
todo. 'Nosotros no hacenos una
defensa de Ia idea, pues. Solo nos
encargamos de lanzarla al pals,
q tftulo de information, precisan-
dc Ia question hasta donde nos
ha sido possible. o
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25
REPRESENTATION

En- ese case, Puerto Rico ten
dria su representation en- ell Mu-
nicipio de la gran metropoi, y
esa representation le darfa dere-
cho a disfrutar de todos los pri-
vilegios especiales de que disfruta
en- la naci6n americana la ciudad
de New York.
Sc daria gran impulse nues-
tro comercio, gracias a las ma
yores facilidades que nos brin-
daria New York, siendo como es
ell centro comercial de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25
DIsTiNTAs REPREsEN-
TACIO&Es

Ina a. La esm4aisnss. en "a
Cnal he's aoeiaiisias eFsen que tie-
nen duFesilo q estaF FepFessnta-
dos. y qae aetuaim.snte 90 % ss-
t&n. es Ia Camialsa dr IA 2oli-
sia InsalAf. eomiaian gue ooa.8
h ihdlea su n0uhFr - 81 orga-
Eisi.o suprsmo g. apelacl5n sn
tedos naaella% asantos rslaei9na-
doz e0n Il pepaFtam,nto de- Poll
els.
otra oomisibn. ca be- cuai so-
heifarAn los eariaiistas ga Feprs-
frutacitn. es b. Comisi6n a. Ser
vieso Pahlieo. oFgahiaEao ass re-
euia "a coneesi6n a. ffanquirias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25
CAMPANA

Adem&s. Sc acord6 reahrmar ell
prop6sito de s0stener una intensa
eampaha De organization Obrera
durants estos euRtro afos, ponien-
% en- m0yimiento q tOdos los ira
haiai isres del pals. 0rganizando
todos los o6eios. eelebrando con
ferencias, meetings. y ademas,
puhllcando un extenso manifesto
que pronto eireulara en- toda la
isla.
la eampaha: emperaza en- San
Juan deutro de- bFeyes dias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25
Il partidO sOcialista dirigira un dOcumen-
to al Cob. sOlicitandO participation en- to-
das las cOmisiOnes del gObiernO
Ia reclamation Sc lmda s SSe pardO sOcasla esla eIasi
cado Gene pards principal De aeusrdO con e resuIadO d
las aldmas eleccOneS

Gene 81 ettahaH enteFadoa
H1estFos isetaFes. q camits Ele-
eailra a. Paftiao saelalisfa -
Fwan8 en- seaibn eKtraordinaria
Il 1ltlms daminEe.
"a @ssllm empf6a q Ia una a.
la taFae. , 81 csletFa en- las oa-
rlnas A. a FesieFaei6n fLhre. ~,
tahan prsssntes ~ siguieHtes
uslembFsss MIgsel Bernard silva.
FFanrlses Pas CFanrla. Andres
AFn&a Rivers. Rafssi Aionso To-
Fres. Emllie FsFiza. Santiago
IElssias. Aifonss Torres y Boll-
vaF Pasan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25
Las Operarias de unO de
los departamentOs de Ia fa-
brica de perlas de Ia pa
rada "a, Sc decIaran en-
haelga
SOllcltan un pequeIl0 aumentO de
salariO. Alegan que Sc esta viO-
landO Ia ley del salaiO. Exigen
mejOres condolences SanitariaS

En- la rnanana del dia de aver, fui'
mos visitados por varias de las j6ve-
nes cue trabajan en- la fabrtca dc
perlas. sta en- la parada "a de San
turce. Esta fabrica, que funciona des.
de hace algunos amos, tiene emplea-
das varios centenares de j6venci-
tas, la mayor de las cuales no cuen-
tan mas de veinte amos de edad.
segdn nos enteramos, antes de
aver, las operarias que trabajan en-
ell Departamento de Collares de la re-
ferida fabrica, Sc declararon en- huel-
ga, alegando varias razones para JUS
tiflcar su actitud
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25
LADY FREDERICK.


Cen especial dedicatoria a las Sc
aOritas, estren6se anoche la dehca-
da comedia inglesa de william
somerOst y Mangham, adaptation
eastsllana de Federico Reparaz
POGO NADIA eonocido eli teatro
iEgl6s contemporaries, fue el pd-
hheO agradablemente sorprendido
con Ia esmerada presentation de la
decoration del primer acto, con que
los directories do la tramoya y de
los bastidores han dado una mejor
y mas gallarda prueba de su buen
gusto. Is Ia dicha decoration de
puTo sstiIo del Celeste Imperio.
cuaiadisima de orientales detslles,
con una fantastica y sOhadora ar
mcnia de luz, evoca su estancia,
nostalgias indolentes, de la TERRA
Gel sol. que enciende los crisante-
mos.
Asi esta sala plet6rica de visuah-
dad y colorido, como el "boudoir"
dc la encantadOra pecadora, heroi-
ma del msntir escenico que cele-
braramos y que sorprendemos en- la
intimidad de su vida privada. en-
Ell segundo acto, SON reveIadores de
que unas manos angeIicaIes teien
ess cendal escsnico del proscenio.
Lady Frederick es una mundane,
puiimentada con Ell esmsril de la
educaci6n. barniz de la Costa azul.
donds indiferente en- realidad para
Ia vida So recueeta la rviandad
do In encantadora sirena.
I Esta heroina de los impuros amo-
res. ss asediada en- los momentos
cTfticOs de una justifcada penuria,
p0r las acometidas. muy estimables,
de su intransigente acreedor, que
sFgrimo La punta y 81 flo de unos
pagar6s, cnyos vencimientos pc
Erentoriamente Sc avecinan.
Es asedfada tambien por los Ill
timos brotes del senecto amor de
an alnirante, tanbien rico, como
e. anterior prestamista, que bus
ca en- el puerto alberto de Lady
Frederick. smparo n Ia arribada
forxosa Go su vida
Un nino "bien'', niuy protegi-
do en- sIs tiernos brotes amorosos,
nm deseendisnte de Lord Mereston,
as otro de los que persigueu los en-
canfos de la magdalena inglesa.
: Pinalmente, Paradines, Ell solte-
ron empedernido, mundane como la
sugestiva viuda, nviano como los
aires sutiies do las mananas de
Monte Carlo. es el postrer opos;tor
en- este concurso de amor hgero,
frfvolo, pasagero, inestable, de Ia
pfrhda Costa del Sur de Europa.
venee Paradines, antique amigo,
exorcista del temple de las impure
zas de esa muier otro dia, qden.
v. por agra decimiento, va por af-
lidad de psrversidadss vividas, que
sngendraron mas que un amor, uua
sniistosa solidaridad para ell deve-
mir social amoral, entrega su fri
y0ndad a la frivohdad del "viejo
amor, aqui SimbOlizado, finalmem-
-. con IN beso eterno, Impure, de-
lseado , snvidiado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25

Sin dnda niguna. uHo o. los
arorFdas mas importantes adop-
tseos psF a PaFtldo Socialists en-
h Fsunian 81 domingo altim0,
f@s q ae Fneiauiar en breFe. Ia
paFticipaei6n. qss a. aeusFdo con
Ia iey. y en 80 caraeteF de par
tAlo pFlnriPai. aleEan sllos, les
eerFeapoHda ca. Las distintas Co
nsisl0nss del saAasFno.
"a efmeio. a. pa Faeneato n
osFo a. diFlRiFG al Haa. 0ober-
MAJOR - FaeFto kicg a. extshs0
deeumenio. sn a cual se Tecla-
ms Gee deFtehg.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25
DON MANUEL FERNANDEZ

En- ei vapor 'san Lorenzo en-
barcara para los Estados Unidos
el muy distinguido y estimado ca.
balero don Manuel Fernandez, ges-
ter dc la respectable firma IS. Le-
saa y Co.., de esta plaza, quien
gozs de grandes simpatias, pOr su
waller.
El selor Fernandez psrmanecera
seis meses en- los Estados Unidos,
porque Sc propons visitar las hume
rosas casas que estan represents
dss On Puerto Rico por Ia acrsdi-
tada firma a one pertenecs tan ex-
celente amigo y csballero.
Deseamos al senor Fernandez
muy feNz viajs y sxcelentes nego-
clos.