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New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
CAR GOES 5OO,OOO MILES
Machine Built in 1909 and With Half Million Miles to Record Listed as Bankruptcy Asset

Washington, Aug, IA Packard automobile, built in 1909, which in l6 years is said to have travelled 5oo,0oO miles Is listed among the assets of an automobile mechanic Tn bankruptcy court here. l. still runs, but not on the original tires.
 Automobile Club statisticians here calculate the machine has travelled an average of S5 miles day for the l6 years of its life, or allowing rest on Sundays, about 100 miles a day It has run the equivalent of 20 trips around the world at the equator. If it had started originally on astronomical exploration it might have gone to the moon and back. run around the globe and still had mileage left for two or three trans. continental tours
 It will be sold 10 satisfy creditors It has been appraised et s25.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
SPONSORED BASEBALL
Arthur Soden, so, Dead--Was Man Who Introduced National Pasttime in City of Boston.

Sunapee, N. H. Aug. 14 CP)-Arthur H. Soden. so, for many years presi- dent of the Boston National Base bal club, died at his summer home here yesterday. His home was in Newton, Mass,
 A Civil War veteran and success full Boston business man, he was re- garded in the world of sport as the man who sponsored professional baseball in Boston. He nursed the game through it's infancy, guided it safely with his counsel through trying times and he was ever ready to lend it financial support when called upon, as he was many times.
 Up 10 the time of his death he was a member Of 2 Boston roofing firm and. until he started on his annual vacation a few weeks ago, spent every business day in his of flee.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
WILL DISCUSS GRIEVANCE
Church Baseball League Officials Want To Know Why's and Where flores Of Alleged Intimidation.

Following a conference between the president of the church base ball league. Manager Dwight Skinner and witnesses to the incident refer rcd to when yesterdays Herald stated that Manager Victor Davis of the White army team had threaten ed physical violence to an umpire, q meeting has teen called for this eve ming at o'clock 10 investigate the charge.
 MT. Davis, the umpire and several
 witnesses have been notified 10 be present at the home of the league president at 3G7 Park street A dis cipline committee has been appoint cd as follows, President Ernest De- chant; Secretary Clarence C, Palm CT; Manager Dwight Skinner, Harold Judd of the Bluehirds. Howard Han ford Of the Methodist team, David AhlEren of the First TUthorans. A. F. Hobart of the First Concre sat ation- als, and George Y. Hamlin of the Stanley Memorial.
 Al this time efforts ntl he made to do away with all hostilitios
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
SELLS 2,OOO ACRES

Michigan City, Ind, Aug. II tPl- A conference here between Waltel J. Riley, East Chicago. Indiana banker, and officials of the Bethle. hem Steel Corporation was followed by reports that Riley had sold tc the latter two thousand acres of lanl west Of the Indiana state prison.
 Riley inforamlly confirmed the rumors of the sale of the property but refused 10 indicate whether the steel company is the purchaser. The report said that steel mills were tc he erected on the site by the Bethle- hm Corporation
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
PAT O'HARA WOOD Another Antipodean. Veteran. Member Davis cup team.

Ial ch5ha NOob
 Another Antipodean.
 Veteran.
 Member Davis cup team.
 Reached third round In national singles championships. 1924. Elimi- mated by Kirk Reid. Five sets. Big surprise.
 Stellar doubles player. One Of best.
 With Gerald Patterson finished second in national doubles year aog. Similar position, 1922.
 With same partner won Metro politan crown last season
 With R. V. Thmomas copped Eng. lish laurels in 1919. All comers' same campaign.
 Plays uniformly clever game. But lacks any special killing stroke like Tilden's drive, Patterson's smash, Johnson's forehand or Richads' volley.
 Uses speedy stroke. with excellent direction. Net work, smash, tactics sound,
 Rather lacking in aggressiveness. One outstanding defect in these days of punch, pep and ginger. Also needs good killing shot. such as other stars possess.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
FANS ID WITNESS
 CITY TITLE GAME
tContinued From Preceding fage)

season. They have a wonder for a catcher, Marchand by name, and his battery mate is one of the finest pitchers the team will have stacked up against this year.
 City League Games
 Tomorrow afternoon, the fans of the city will have the opportunity of seeing the City league in ac- ton again. On Diamond No. 1 at 2 o'clock. the Dragons will match play with the Rangers in what will be a crucial test for the league leaders. On Diamond No. ? at 2 o'clock, the Orioles will play the Burritts in an attempt to come come back into the first place and on Diamond No. 1 at 4 o'clock, the Falcon Reserves will meet the P. 6 r. Corbin team. Assignment of um- pires is given in another section of the sports page.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
COMMUTERS ORGANIZE

New Rochelle, N. T.. Aug 14 tPs- 4 mass meeting attended by 1000 persons was held here last night and preliminary plans were made to weld the New York, New Haven and Hart fcrd railroad commuters into a com pact organization to oppose the 40 per cent communication rate increase la this staA~
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
HAS OLD COINS

Washington, Aug. II P--Ler-is s Shrope Is displaying two pieces ot continental money bearing the in- scriptions Mind your own business" and "ro counterfeit is death" which he plans to exhibit at the sesqui- chontenial exposition in Philadel- phia. They are siX-pence each. the one having been printed in 1776 by the Continental congress and tho other in 1777 by the Pennsylvania assembly.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
FATAL ALTO ERASH

Wolfeboro, N. H.. Aug. l4 LF9 -- Mrs, Jabez Morton, 47, died here last night of injuries sustained when the automobile operated by her husband crashed into a fence. Her sister, Mrs. Abbe Craig of Worces- ter, IS in a dangerous condition at a hospital with internal injuries and a fractured pelvis,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
TEAMS CLASH TOMORROW

with the kensington Juniors tomor- row afternoon at Trumbull's weld in Plainville. This is expected to be one of the best baseball games 10 be played in the Circle T town this sea son as both teams are evenly matched.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
GRAND CIRCUIT
Rain Causes Postponement of Yes. terday's Card and Five Events Are On Today's Program.

oh iohhs Irohrdnl,
 Cleveland, Aug 14 R-Rain hay ing caused postponement of half of yesterdays grand circuit card, at North Randall, five events were down for decision today. In addt- ton one heat of the 2,0i pace, also on yesterdays card. was undecided The first two were won by Tarzan Grattan
 Station Blele, in trotting the final heat of the main division of the rainy day stakes in 2;071-5. set a new record for that fixture 1t was revealed today. The lilly won the event in straight heats.
 The rainy day consolation divi- sion' with yalue of s2,0OO, and the 2;16 pace, claiimng race. were yes. terday's events added to todays pro- gram which consisted of a 2:OS pace The shortsman, for 3-year-old trot- ters eligible 10 the 2;t0 class and the 2:lO trot. Each drew large fields.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
The Standing
Games JO0ay

St. Louis at Cleveland. New York at Washington. Philadelphia at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
The Standing
Games Today

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at New York. Chicago at St. Louis,
 Boston at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
The Standing
Games Today

Albany at Springfield.
 Bridgeport at Pittsfield. New Haven at Hartford. Waterbury at Worcester.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Baseball at a Glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

St Louis 5, Philadelphia 4.
 Cleveland 2, Washington Q (1sN Washington 5, Cleveland 1. (2d). Other games postponed. rain.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
The StpndinE
Games Today

Buffalo at Jersey City. Toronto at Providence. Syracuse at Baltimore. Rochester at Reading.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
SHOT BY WOMAN

Windsor, Ont. Aug 14 F(-Clay- ton McMullin proprietor of stor, age battery station was shot and in- stantly killed last night. Mrs. Ruth 4, Jantsse. of Lasalle is under police guard in Grace hospital where she was taken after attempting 10 com init suicide following shooting. Her husband. Arthur Janisse. was held by the rolice as a material witness The police alleged that Mrs, Janisse shot McMullin and then shot her self.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York 1, Pittsburgh i. Chicago <, St. Louis ,.
 Other clubs not scheduled
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
YesteTdaY's Results

Baltimore [, Syracuse Q. t1st). Baltimore :, Syracuse l. (2dl, All others postponed, rain,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
EASTERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results All games postponed. rain,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Eeautiful silver cups will be awarded to those coming in first, second and third in the events and these are at the present time being engraved, They will be on exhibi- ton in Porter & Dyson's window in . few days and those who plan to take part in the meet may have a chance to view the prizes for which they will try.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR YOCR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
s p e a kin g
 of Sports

Rain again yesterday stopped all games in the Eastern league. AL though in the early part of the sum- mer there wasn't much rain to spoil the schedules of either the big leagues or the Eastern circuit, the weather man is more than making up for 1t these days.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Anyway the present muddle be- tween the champion, his challeng- CTS and the promoters, is helping the fans to see that they are the goats when 1t comes to staging a big battle. When the publicity gets done well and brown, then the mighty Jack and the Dusky Wills wili sten into k
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

we near that the factorles m the town are all het up over the indus trial track meet that is to be run of at Memorial field in Willow Brook park on September b. This Is as 1t should be and 1t is expected that the first industrial meet to he held at the new field will be one that will be record breaker. For . long time hints have been passed out in this column that track and field meet should be held in this city and we are glad that some one has taken 1t upon himself to start the ball arolling.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Athletic representatives from the factories will gather in the "Herald' Monday night at 8 o'clock to talk over the details In connection with the proposed meet and at the meet ing. some conception of what the track meet will amount to will be secured when the representatives, report on what they might do. Fac tory officials are interested in this sport as 1t Is great thing for the morale of their workmen.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

A feature of the meet that will he Interesting 10 many will be the open 100 yard dash with the champion ship of the city at stake. This should bring in all the runners of the city because nothing of the kind has been attempted in the city in recent years.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

This first industrial meet of the city will also have an added feature in a one-mile relay closed to teams from the factories. This will be termed the Hardware City Special" and will start 9 precedent for others to follow. Another attraction will the the 100 yard swim for women and this ought to bring out a large number of mermaids who have been dsporting at Willow Brook pool.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Tommy Gibbons description of what Dempsey is when he hears the bell, is enough for any man to know that a natural tighter can be nothing else but a natural fighter. In this respect, If Dempsey can get in shape. then there is no reason why he couldn't stand up against the best there is.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Fans in this state are confident that after this battle, Connecticut will have two champions within its confines. The majority of the fight fans hope to see Kaplan win from Herman and pretty near all of them are positive that Delaney will re- peat his victory over Berlenbach.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Boxing fans, however, are not losing sight of the coming battle this month between Jack Delaney of Bridgeport and Paul Berlenbach of Astoria, L, l., light heavyweight champion of the world. This bout is scheduled to come off in the Metropolis on August 28 so that the two dates will not conflict with each other.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

Pinkham ha estado sos
teniendo a las mrjeses
por ell camino de la salud
durante amos enteros.
Procure I'd. siemPre
comprar cl Compuesto
original y rec hace las
imitaciones que pueden
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

A DEMETRIo FELIX, demanda.
do en- este case:
POR LA PREsENTE Sc NO.
TIFICA A I'D. que Sc ha presen-
tado en- la oficina del Secretario
de La Corte Municipal de San Juan,
Seccion Primera, la demanda del
actor antes mencionado, en- la cual
Sc alega que adeuda usted a dicho
demandante Max Teist Inc, Ia su-
ma de DosCIENToE sETENTA X
lNuEvE y 3o 100 DOLLARS, pOr
motive de mercancias vendidas
tsted por La demandante y reci-
bidas v aceptadas por nsted y Sc
suplica una scntencia condenando
a usted a pagar dicha suma prin-
cipal, mas intereses lageles, costas,
gastos y demas desembolsos de es-
te pleito.
x como no ha sido usted en-
contrado para ser emplaSado y Sc
ignora su donicilio y residencia, Ell
citado demandante ha sohcitado del
Hon. Juez de esta corte, que sea
usted citado por edictos, y al efec-
to. ell Hon. r. Palacios Rodriguez,
juez de esta Hon. corte, tict6 una
orden con fecha 30 de mario de
1926 ordenando que Ia citaci6n de
usted Sc haga por edictos que Sc
pub1icaran durante I'm mes, una
vez por semans, en- Ell peri6dico Ell
MUNDO gre Sc edita en- San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
PoR TANTo, Sc notiica usted
que de no comparecer a contestar
dicha demanda .dentro de los diez
dias despu6s de notificado, 81 la no.
tificaci6n Sc hiciere en- ell distrito
/ y dentro de los veinte dias 81 sc
hiciere fuera del distrito, pero den
tro de La lSl2 de PORTO hlc0, y
dentro de los charenta dias 81 Sc
hiciere en- otra parte, el demandan-
te, Max Feist Inc, podra obtener
un fallo y sentencia de acuetdo
con la sdplica de la demanda, por
la suma de s279.sO,, mas los inte-
Ireses legales, costas, gastos Y sdemas
desembolsos de este pleito.
Extendido bajo mi firna en- San
Juan, p. R., hoy 1ia 80 de MARIO
de 1926.
! P. del MANzANo,
/ SecretSrio, Corte Municipal,
san Juan, Sec. Pdmera.
i fEEsoSA e. BESoSA,
Abogados de Ia demandante.
= ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

FL mejOr medicO
lie escribo esta earta para signi-
hSarle mi gratitud por haber sido
curada por su medicina. Sukia
mucho flsicamente, Pero tome
la prinera botella del ComPuesto
me allvle.
Isabel Sola
Rda. s. Antonio, 21
Barcelona. ESpana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

de las decisiones del ComisiOnado.
Como 81 Ell Gobernador no tuviera
NADIA que hacer!
En- reciente entfevista ell Repre-
sentante Gual ha manifestado que
Sc estan hacienda reQuerimen,os os
en- Ell sentido de que los maestros
Sc opongan al proyecto. Ell drico
|requerimiento que hemos visto es
que Ell Representante RiekehofS So
licito la opinion de los n,sestros
~ ESQ no es reQuerimiento En-
cuanto al Departments de Instruc
ci6n SO refere, podemos asasl,rar
que por ningnn medic y .sentiGo Sc
ha pedido a los maestrcs que Sc
opongan al proyecto. Lo 4ue pasa
es que los maestros nismos ven Ell
peligro que les yiene encima 81 Ell
proyeeto es aprobado. ''El NAL que
en- germen tiene el, proyecto es ma
yor due cualquier NAL que los Re-
presentantes Gual y Godreau cream
pueda existir en- Ell actual sistenla
de clasifcaciones'
La Legislature, pues, no dsbe,
pasar dicho ,proyecto. Mas clara
inente aun, no debe convertible en-
ley contra La oposici6n del nagis-.
terio y 10 que seria todavta mss
propio, "los autores del proyecto
deben desisttr de el,' basados ellos.
como estan. en- La buena fe y me-
ior deseo de aypdar al maestro.
Aunque la camara aprob6 el pro-
yecto, el Senado debe derrotarlo.
GTnsistir&n ellos despues de yer
mnestros srgrlmentos? 81 10 hiciercn
y el proyecto Sc convierte en- ley
Y 81 una corte competence declara
que no hay disparidad entire la ley
y los podsres dados al Coniaiona.
do por Ia Ley Jones; entonces c,isr.
do los maestros Sc vean victi,aas
de combinaciores politicas locales;
victimas de odios y acechalizas pc
hticas pcr pertenecer a IN partido
contrario 9 por no dar dineso; en-
tOnces repetimos, pios salve a los
autores de Ia ley, del remoytairlien-
to, que insvitablemente caeria So
bre sus almas.
Luis 1ebr6n ORTIZ,
B. $. Chem.
Vega Alta, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

evitando asl
una peligrosa
operacion Q n
quir1rgica.
ElCompues-
to VegetaI
de Lydia F.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

Reconocemos que los Represen-
tantss Gual y Godreau al presen
tar el prOyecto de ley que fla e.
medic para eiasificar los maestros
de instruction p6bhca han actuadc
de buena fe. guitar esta buena fe
de sas prop6sitos es ser demasiadc
intransisente y no queremos nos
otros, al eseribir para el pdbheO, lie
gar a ese extreme.
81 medic, sin embargo, que pro-
ponen los mencionados representan
tes no merece La aprobaci6n del
magisterio insular. rs Ell proyectc
en- vaEios extremes absurdo y lleva,
ademas. en- sus entrafas el germen
de un peligro, de un NAL que ex.
phcaremos mas adelante.
Del prOyectO en- referencia Sc ha
hablado muchO, pero, creemOs a. aun
Sc puede deeir algO que intensifi-
que los motives que hay para que
dicho proyecto no Sc convierta en-
ley. somos de opinion que Ia cla-
siGeaei6n de maestros y La contra.
"a de maestros SON funciones sxclu
sivas del comisionadO de InstyIc
ci6n 81 nos ajustamos extricta v
fielmente a los terminus de nuestra
constitution insnlar: la carta orga-
Mica Jones. Pretender que personals
extrahas al Departments le Gigan
al comisionado quienes son bnepos
maestros y quienes deben ser CON
tratados, es pretender demasiaac.
II Proyecto 26 nmita Las striAncio
mes del comisionado de Instruction,
pues de acuerdo con los terminos
del prOyectO, 81 comisionado apro-
bara o no aprobara, pero, no toma
parts en- las funciOnes originates
de las juntas creadas. Estas Jun
tas ssrian organismos independent
tes creados por virtua de La ley, NJ
extreme. que, 81 interpretamos bie1
las clausplas del proyecto de lay.
el Inspector dc Escuelas en- sus fun
clones no representaria al Comisio
nado Insular de Instruction. FL Ins
pector seria un miembro como cual
quiera otro de Ia Junta y NADIA
mas. No seria nj siQuiera coaya-
jsrO de La Junta a pesar de ser e
quien vista a los maestros. rs
mas. Ell proyectO no dice que los
maestros serian clasihcados basan-
dose las juntas en- Ell trabajo rean-
zado por los maest.os de acuerdo
con los reglamentOs y dispOsicio-
mes del Departamento de Instruc,
ci6n que Sc relacionan con Ell ira
,baio escolar. En- otras palabras,
las Juntas serian omnimodas >
elias, hmitadas expresamente poI
la ley que las crea, podrian deter,
minar 10 que debe constituir el
ltrabajO del maestro, .asi como lc
Que Sc entiende pOr buen o NAL ira
bajo. Esto dicho desru6s de sabel
lque dos de los miembros de las
Juntas no densn relaci6n algara
con las eseuelas y por tanto, nc
ss puede exigir que est6n ellos ca
paeitados para juzgsr Ell trabajc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

Vega Alta, F. +.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

"Que el professor graduado y
los dos miembros no relaciona-
dos con Las escuelas que for
maran el quorum en- las jun
tas de clasifcaciones, sERAN
DESIGNADos PoR LAS
ASAMBLEAs MuNIcIPA-
LES"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

coMBATIENDo Ell P. DE LA
c. NO. 2s DE LOS REPREsEN
TANTEs GUAL Y GoDREAU
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

81 SIC APRUEBA ESTE PRoYEc
TO Los MAEsTRos sERAN
oTRA vEz LAS vIcTIMAs DE
coMBTNAcIoNEs PoLITIcAs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17


,escolar. En- relaci6n con La atrnla-
lcion ssta, queremos v debemos de-
cir que hemos tenido muchas rela
clones con padres de fanihas y
ciudadanos en- general en- Ell campo
educational y con franqueza mani
festamos que hemos encontrado rluy
pocos que conozcan bien el siste-
ma escolar. Els pues, impossible pa
ra ellos poder juzgar. No todos los
ciudadanos, conocen ademas angles
Y el conocimiento de este idioma
es esencial para poder juzgar Ell
trabajO va que este idioma es el
Official en- las escuelas pnbhcas.
Uno de los miembros extraaos de-
bera tener titulo pero, ~ ell otro?
Ademas, conocemos mucha gerte de
titulo que no conoce ingles por 40
haber sido educada en- las cscuelas
americanas. iPodran juzgar ellos
sin visitar las escuelas seg@n Sc
asegura que no tienen que hacerlo?
Juxgar La labor escolar del maestro
sin yisitar las escuelas icpanta
candidez!
Lo dicho en- ell parrafo anterior
Sc refiere a CAPAcIDAD, pero
bueno es que veamos a los dos
miembros que completan Ell QUO
RUM desde otro punto de vista:
Copiemos antes Ia seeci6n tercera
del proyecto.
Secci6n S.
"Que el professor graduado y
los dos miembros no relaciona-
dos con Las escuelas que for
msran el quorum en- las jun
tas de clasifcaciones, sERAN
DEsIaEADos PoE LAS
AsAMRLEAs MUN1cIPA-
-f-4sf sF .f4.t .lEt q
LES"
Deseamos que Ell lector Sc fje en-
las paiabras: "sseran designados
por la asamblea municipal" Paga-
mos doble a sencillo a qpe tai de-
signaci6n aparejar1a un peligro pa
ra el maestro. Esos nombramientos
recaerian en- un par de POLL
TICASTRos del pueblo, 10 crIal
Iserfa euuivalente a que los macs
tros eaerfan victimas de Ia pohti-
ca local. Los msestros tendrian que
pagar para mantener los parti-
dos politicos so pena de no ser bien
ciastfcados; o pagarfan (obligada-
mente) por la promesa de que Sc
rian bien clasifcades. No perda-
mos de vista que los referidos miem
bros coMPLETAN Ell QUORUM,
81 Ell Departamento de instruction
consiguio destrtiir o separar la in
fuencia de los politicastros del nom
bramiento de los niaestros; 6por
que poner de nuevo al nlagisterio
bajo la induencia de La politica To-
cal? Es mas, el autor de estas
lineas, nega al extreme de atreyer-
Sc senalar QUIENEs serian los
candidates para estos cargos en- las
municipalities en- que tiene rela-
clones ' au,istades, 81 Ell proyecto
fuese aprobado.
No sabemos 81 en- los Estados
unidos en- los demas paises los
ieiecutivos, este es, gobernadOres. y
presidentes, interviewer en- el nom
bramiento de maestrcs. En- Puerto
Rico, sin embargo, Ell Gobernadcr
intervendra, va que de acuerdo
con una enmienda al proyecto, Sc
Slr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
EMPLAZAMIENTo PoR
EDICTos

Los Estados Unidos de America,
SIS.
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

+ AS operaciones son con
IL frecueneia innecesa-
rias. A menudo pueden los
6rganos debiles gastados
volvera su condicion salu-
dable y normal mediante
el Compuesto Vegetal
de Lydia E. Pinkham,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
EN- LA CoRTE MUNICIPAL DE
SAN JUAN
sEcc1oN PR1MEEA

sEccIoN PR1MERA
~------
MAX rEIsT INC,
Demandante,
VS..
DEMETRIO FELIX,
Demandado.
Civil No. 1891.
cobro de Dinero.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
INFORMATION B u Il f A L
OPENED FOR AMERICAN
TOURISTS IN PALESTINE.

New York Word has reached tho
National Onicr of tho Hcrcn lIaycsol
TINT IN Information Eurrun fnr tho
special accommodation Of American
tourists Ia Palestine has been opened
IN Jerusalem under The Joint auspices
m the principal Jewish agencies opcr-
atlng IN the country, including tho
kcrcn lInycSod National Fund. Iladas.
-nh Medical organization, Hebrew l'nl,
v"rsily nud Others. TIL" purposc Of the
bureau IS not only In assist by furnish.
mg information To Americans who are
out tD see Palestine, hui To give them
tho opportunity To sec the Palestine N
the .irNs. especially the Palestine of
The Chnuzim which is phase of 'hc
country. chronicilly neglected hy the
established tourist agencies.