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Evening journal., 1919-06-20
SQUIRE MUST GET
HIS FINE REGULARLY

according 10 numerous complaints
made to the police and county Of
ilcials, down-State towns are gouging
local sutomobilists FOR alleged petty
ofenses at every opportunity.
John f. lie Carpenter. OF No. 1905
Wawaset avenue, has filed the latest
complaint. He received notice yester-
day from Henry +. Anthony. Smyrna
alderman, ordering him TO appear be
fore the officials OF that town on Sat
urday or forward $3.50 for an alleged
onense against the speed laws Of that
community.
According 10 Mr.. lie Carpenter, his
wife. several women friends and
child, were passing through smyrna
last Tuesday at a moderate rate OF
speed Mrs. lie Carpenter is opposed
70 fast driving, he said, and he is con-
vinced that the car could not have
been exceeding the speed limit.
Mr.. lie Carpenter has decided to re-
fuse TO pay The fine or TO appear in
SMYRNA. Yesterday he sent a letter ia
,nthony 10 that effect, saying that i
The car had been exceeding the limit
the legal procedure was to have ar
rested the driver while the ofense
was being committed. Mr.. lie Csrpen-
tier was not in the car, and holds he
is not liable to arrest even II the car
lid exceed the legal speed.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
ia COUPLES At
SEAFORD DANCE
Miss Ethel Donovan and
Carl Hearn Married Yes
terday Morning
I. ELWOOD ALLEN
DIES IN HOSPITAL
n.lIaI lo The EvenIng JournaI.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
STAFFORD, June 20.-An early morn
Ing wedding was solemnlzed yesterday
al 6i5 o'clock when Miss Ethel Dono-
van. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ
Donovan, OF near town, became the
bride Of Carl Hearn. young farmer Of
near Laurel The ceremony was per-
formed ai the home OF the bride by The
Rev J. N Gardner, pastor OF Seaford
Circuit Following a wedding breakfast
ai the brides home. the wedding party
motored 10 Seaford where the bride
md groom boarded the early morning
train I'm wedding trip TO The North
ern cifies.
The young people Of Sesford gave an
enjoyable dance IN the Coulbourne
Opera House last night al which about
i75 couples participated An orchestra
of nve pieces Of Easton Md, furnish
ed music The program consisted Of
tventy-four dances.
The young people Of Bridgeville have
issued invitations for a dance 10 be
given IN the Opera House there next
Monday evening. June %.
Philip J. r. Rawlins. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. n Rawlins. left FOR Columbus,
ohio. Thursday, being chosen as one. Of
1000 young men as Centenary Cadets for
the million dollar Centenary Jubilee.
r. \ leneris, assistant station mas
ter. Broad Street station Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Jefferls. were the guests for
several days this week OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles r.. Huston.
News was received here yesterday Of
the death in Delaware Hospital, VIII
minptOn. or r. Elwo0d Allen. formerly
OF this town Death followed an oper-
alton for appendicitis lie was about
30 years Of age and leaves a widow,
who before her marriage was Miss
Ethel Wright. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Mark Wright Of fredericksburg. Md,
and two daughters. Josephine and Jane
Mr.. Allen was f6t many years con-
neoted with the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. and at one time train dis
patcher In the Wilmington office
shortly after the United States en-
tered the war he resigned as train des-
patcher and took a position with the
dupont =poyder Company at Whining
ton.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
AUTO FOUND ON
BOHEMIA bridge
An Effort Thought to Have
Been Made to Sink
the Car
-2EClL CO. SHERIFF
NOW HAS MACHINE
,Ial b rhe EvenIng Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
ELKTON, Nd, June 20.-The Cecil
County Board Of Education has ac-
.eptcd the resignation Of Miss Mary +.
Hershey. who has been teaching do
nestle science in the Elkton High
school and Chesapeake City High
School. Mis- Hershey has accepted a
Ike position IN Lebanon Pa.
Early this week sheriff J. Wesley Nc
Allister was notified that big touring
car was stuck on Bohemia bridge.
Going at once 10 make an Investigation,
the sheriff found a seven-passenger car
last on the bridge, with two front
wheels over the water, with every ap-
pearance Of an effort being made to
sink the machine. The sheriff towed
NE car to Elkton and has It at the jail
awaiting an owner.
Accepting a position in the Havre de
Grace High School, Miss Linda r. And
crson has resigned her place in the
Chesapeake City school
Graduating from the Maryland Nor
mai School last week, Miss Sara S.Price.
OF Chesapeake City, has been appointed
one Of the primary teachers in the
Chesapeake City public school,
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
WHY PAY FANCY SHOE PRIcEsg

Forman's, the one store that sells
good shoes for less. A dollar saved on
womens fine Oxfords. Gun Metal and
Tuscan brown, the new color. Mems
Low Shoes. save dollar on each pair.
Pumps and low Shoes for Boys ana
Girls. newest styles. % and 30 cents
less than usual. Educator Shoes for
children. at special prices. Children's
Stockings Pay less for extra quality
Black. brown. white. c0lors in stock.
PERFUME SOUVENIRS THIS WEEK.
forman's, Fourth St. between Market
and King-Adv
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

In the Want Ads are the best bar
sans In real estate and country homes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21
HOW MAY WE PRACTICE THANKS.
GIVING2


Monday. Nov. H.. Sacrifice OF Praise
Heb. 10: 1915; Tuesday, Nov. 1S.
Thanking In Worship-Ps 100: Is;
Wednesday, Nov. 10. Thanking by
Serving-1 Thess. s: 1923; Thursday.
Nov. 20. Thanking by Transformation
IL John 3: ITO; Friday. Nov. 21,
Thanking by Generosity-Lev. %: IT.
81; Saturday, Nov. %, A Thankful
Heart-Luke z: 11-19; Sunday. Nov.
%, topic, "Haw May We Practice
Thauksgiving?-Ep s: 20; Ps. 81:
IL. Thanksgiving Meeting.
Plan For the Meeting.
Suppose for this occasion we try the
plan Of using a humble meeting" If
possible remove the chairs or the
seats from the prayer-meeting room.
Cover the lights with dark blue or
gray tissue paper, in order that the
room may be very dimly, yet sutfi-
GENTLY we'll lighted to carry on the
service. The idea is to have the room
and the service as much like the or
iginal Thanksgiving services held by
the Puritans as possible. OF course,
they came together at a time and in
an atmosphere with but the bare
necessities for a meeting. Use oak
leaves and corn stalks and dry grass
for decorations about the room. Do
not use the piano at all during the
service. Try the plan Of emitting
even the usual songs, using instead
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21

Friends Church Wednesday afternoon
for Miss Leona Charles, who Is to lie
married this month to Mr. Jesse TOWN.
send. was attended by 81 guests. Many
valuable and useful gifts were given.
Punch and waters were served by the
following ladies': Mrs. Willie Charles,
Mrs. Glunt, Mrs. Art Cain, Mrs. Char
ley Randall. Mrs. Ellen Clark, Mrs.
Charley Hunuicutt, Mrs. John Macy.
Mrs. Harry Macy. Mrs. Cisero
Oler was called to Richmond. Sunday
to be at the bedside OF her father. NJ.
D. Walford, who took i'll very suddenly
of heart trouble. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Klute were hunting in this vicinity
Tuesday. Webster high school team
played the Economy high Wednesday
evening at basketball. Score, so to IA
in favor Of Economy. Mrs Wade
Kennedy spent Wednesday with
friends at Williamsburg.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21
speech. For Jesus sake-Amen.
Economy. Ind.

Mrs. H. e. Cain and son Howard
left Saturday for Illinois. on account
OF illness of Mr.. Gains mother. A
car load OF lumber was set out this
week for railroad stock yards, where
necessary repairs are to be made.
Cisero Oler lost a valuable horse re
Gently. Twelve stock cars were
placed at stock yards Monday for load
ing of hogs for Indianapolis market
....Mrs. George Cannady and Mrs
Teddy Nose, Of Hagerstown. attended
the shower Wednesday for Miss Leona
Charles. ). "A meeting of Indiana sta
ton agents, Of which our local agent
H. e. Cain is secretary, was held Sat
urday. A large attendance is reported
next meeting to be held at Blackstone
Hotel, Chicago. John r. Webb Re
turned to Richmond. Monday after
noon. The shower given at the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21
Proves Yellow Mustard C0nquerS
Pain & Frees the World of Much
Sickness, Misery and Distress

Nineteen chemist Begy discovered Mustarne.
He made it with real honest yellow mustard.
To which other pain relieving ingredients added.
He said to the medical profession:
Here is something twice effective old fashioned
mussy, blisterng mustard plaster"
IT'S full of concentrated heat and heat eases PAIN
1T won't bser--t can't blister
And one box will do the work of so mustard plasters
The doctors tried itwere asOn;Shed-amOst amazed It
stopped aches than anything they had
They prescribed for and STR" for umbago
govt They found it Invaluable quickly reduce inflammation
and congestion.
They urged its in Tonsitis. Bronchitis Peurisy Sore
Throat and Chest Colds and found it wonderful.
They Observation-Disclosures great.
They tried it for rheumatism to timber stiff joints
muscles and it didn't disappoint.
haven't tried Begy Mustarne small box your
druggists todayt costs but little the results marvellous
but be it's quickest killer eartalways
in the yellow box 80 and 60 cents
S. c. Wells & Co.. Leroy, N. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21
FOREMAN OF the PAN HANDLE
FREIGHT DEPOT RECEIVES AN
ANSWER to SERIOUS QUESTION

Yes Pepgen brought me the right
answer TO a question had often asked
myself How l could get my stomach
in flrst-class condition says W. s.
Title. foreman of the Pan Handle
Freight Depot, who lives at 800 North
Seventh Street, Richmond.
In the first place Pepgen gave me
a good appetite and with 1t the power
to digest my food. In the second place
feel a great deal stronger since
taking it. 1t is a fine tonic"
There is no alcohol. wine or spirits
used in the process of making Pepgen
The fact is that a small dose of alcohol
| will often irritate the tender mem
branes of the internal organs just as
surely as it will inflame the surface
if dropped into the eye-make 1t rec
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21

have their own rich value. They do
for him their own good work. To
have our desire set on nothing abso'
lutely except character, to be glad
that God should lead us into any land
where there is character to Win,-
this is the only real explanation OF
life. He that has 1t may be more than
reconciled to living"
The practice OF Thanksgiving may
we'll begin for each Of US In the de.
liberate acquisition Of the habit OF
thanking God by word for everything
Christians have the habit Of thanking
him for their food. The habit should
be spread over the whole OF life SO
that we say in every experience, no
matter what it may be, Father.
thank Thee" We sing. In each event
Of life how clear thy guiding hand
see." Now sometimes we don't see
this clearly. But whether we see II
or not we trust, and our trust will be
stronger and sweeter II we accuston
ourselves to put 1t in words over every
event and occurrence of every day
whispering or saying aloud to our.
selves; Father, I trust thee and
thank thee"
Lord Jesus, We praise Thee for all
Of the blessings Of the year. For the
harvests, for natures nearness and
dearness, for Thine own lasting good
ness, we would fain magnify Thee. Fo!
the shadows which have rested on oul
ways, for our hours OF grief and loneli
ness, for our pain and hunger Of soul
we praise Thee most of all, for out OF
these have come at length Thy gen
tlest voice and Thy tenderest smile
Let US come ever nearer to Thee, as
Thou are near to us. and make us
grateful In spirit and life, even as We
express our gratitude in poor human
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21
WHY THE Halter MOVED.

One prominent New York halter is
protesting against the rent profIteer-
ing which is causing him to remove
from one OF his shops by displaying
flush against the window q sign in
bold type. printed on q large piece OF
paper cut in the shape OF . hat:
KEEP THIS UNDER YOUR HAT
THE REASON I'M MOVING
From 1913 to 1918 I paid $500 for
this little store IL by 100 feet. Last
year I paid $3.50. Last month I was
told to get out or pay $13.500!
That's why I'm going to move. I've
heen fighting the II. c. Of l., for II
years and I'm not going to begin now
to rob the public to pay this landlord.
(Signed) -
P. S. In answer to thousands OF in.
quiries my landlords name is
Can you beat this for rent profiteer'
ing?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21

and fiery. Alcohol dilates the tiny
blood vessels in the stomach and al
lows part OF the food to pass from the
stomach unchanged. irritating and in.
flaming wherever It goes.
Mr.. Thistlethwaite says: "I have
been in the drug business for twenty
years and am we'll acquainted with
all proprietary medicines sold in this
locality. 1t Is only natural that
should endeavor to learn their merits.
1 have sold many remedies and can
truthfully state that l never knew of
! medicines which gave such universal
satisfaction as the Pepgen Products.
! They are fine tonics for the stomach,
kidneys. liver and nerves They are
non-secret medicines and every GUS
toner who has bought a bottle at our
stores is we'll satisded.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21

choice bits Of poetry. AS far as pos
sible have no one talk from notes or
clippings. Advertise we'll in advance,
and keep emphasizing that all mem
bers are on this night urged to carry
their bibles with them to the meeting.
Be sure and read some scriptural pass
age In concert Have the members
sit about the floor. and do not stand
during the reciting Of poetry or the
Offering OF testimony.
Answer in the Meeting.
Give the date and brief history OF
the first Thanksgiving service held
how does thankful spirit help others,
and for what have we to be thankful
this year?
There is no condition of life In
which we cannot be happy and thank.
full. Paul says he had thoroughly
learned this secret. 81 have learned
in whatsoever state I am. therein to
be content. know how tc be abased
and know also how to abound; in
! everything and in all things have I
! learned the secret both to be filled
and to be hungry, both to abound and
to be In want"
But can we be thankful in abase.
ment? Yes. mot to all men," said
Phillips Brooks in a sermon on How
to Be Abased," mot to any man al.
ways does God give complete abund-
ance. To all men sometimes. to some
men In long stretches Of their lives
come the abasement times-times OF
poverty, times Of ignorance, times OF
| friendlessness, times Of distrust and
doubt; but God does not mean that
these times should be like great bar
| rem stretches and blanks in our lives
only to be travelled over for he sake OF
what lies beyond. To him who, like
Paul, knows how to be CHASED, they
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21

A new transformer for ringing cleo
trio bells cen be screwed into a light
socket. carrying q lamp on its outer
end.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21

The payer Cross" marked on tab
lets means you are getting the genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" proved
safe by millions Of people.
In the Bayer package are proper di-
rections for Colds. Headaches, Tooth
ache. Earache, Neuralgia, rheumatism.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21
Young Peoples
Union

This space will be devoted to the
Advancement OF Young Peoples So
cieties OF this county, and Will be
devoted to lesson helps, interesting
news. and everything pertaining to
young peoples work.
Motto-For Christ ana The Church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21

Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuriis and for
Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of II tablets cost
only few cents. Druggists also sell
larger Bayer packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture OF
Observation-Disclosures Of Salicylicacid
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
Ell PORVENIR DE PUERTO RICO

En- trabao refeo sinceridad poIca, del
doctor veve que aparece daro aver manifesto dho
determine Congeso americana de unanimemente pda
Puerto Rico que pueblo dsta a1n mcho de 10 que hace
falta para Iamarnos pals dspuesto reg destnos
No hace mucho nuestro daro refejando opnones
nteesantes, hzo refeenca la ccunstancia de e
pomeno actual apropado para resoVer e STATUS de Pue
Rico X mismo dao que reproduce trabao del doctor
Nev6V critio6 VuIgarmente dichas manifestations.
OEfprograa de eel MUNDO" de recibr odo los derechos
beade qenos concedan de educar nueso pueblo,
agucas sofismas sino predcandoe ell amor la Vedad ell
respeto opnones aenas pograma qe por
ede sev va hemos dcho, para fomar aquea par
interior del oga puertoqueho, que necesario formar
cuaquera que la foma exterior que de ego nuestro
edco No debemos preocuparnos moento de las fa
cadas nj del orden arquectonco sno de pae fundamental
de Ia obra
pensar preguna que refiere
Investigation de Puerto Rico esta eparado para ecbr
STATUS poIico dentivo
La pregna sta esan preparados los Estados Unidos
detro de potica universal de profundos pro-
bemas poIcos para resoe defntvaene del future
de Puerto Rico?
aIgo cue programa Estados Undos
Rico ha consistdo seg1n nuesa frae EN- NO ENER PRO-
GRAMA.
acknowledgements poIftca de Rico, aiena la
potica general de los Estados Undos.
Po muchas isla juega papel mas
importante reIac6n poIca de Nacon cuai
pe'tenecemos.
de otra parte los Estados quieren hacer jusa
al pueblo de Puerto Rico.
que Presdente del comte de Asuntos nsu-
Mr. Towner ha escto segn asegura persona que
complete credo dice ell Hon. Horace
M owner que puede predecr nuestro utuo;
egurdad que Estados Undos resoeran
probemas harmonic nuestros anheos que
Puerto Undos feicidad prospe
ridad.
que Rico tiene peviamente que ponerse de
para far modo cuaes anheos
legtimos cuales sus patrotcas aspraciones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
CONCURSO PARA LOS NINoS.

En- eSta secci6n procuraremos
abrir lln concurso mensual sobre
diferentes asuntos, gratos todOs
clos. atractivos y que sirven de
ilustraci6n al nino, recrelndolo al
lmismO tempo. En- los citados con-
rcurSoS pOdran tomar parte tod0s
los ninos que 10 deseen, enviandO
la redacci6n dc este peri6dico
bajo sobre dirigido a Ell MUED0,
pagina para los ninos, sus resoIu-
clones, contestaciones, etc, y Ia
mas acertada de todas elias, sera
premiada por el Jurado estabIeci-
do con la adjudication de un re-
gallo Y la publication del retrato
del niio autor de la soltlci6n o
contestaci6n. Asi pues, amino y a
clio, mis- pequenos lectorcs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
En- GI COIegiO de Agriculture

En- esta importantisima institution
dc Mayagiiez, han sido conferidos los
grades siguientes:
"Bachilleres ell Ciencias Agricolas-
Lu:a A. catcni; Luis A. Izquierdo; Fran
cisco Joglar, Jose Luciano, Manuel Pc
rez, Francisco Rosado Jose A. Sal
dana.
'Bachilleres en Ingenieria Civil -
Sergio Cuevas Francisco Rullan.
''Bachilleres en- Ingenieria Mecani-
ca.-Fernando sosa y Arturo Modes
to.
"gachilleres en- Quimica Azucarera:
Ismael Colon, William Leslie, William
Ramirez Y William Rosy.
Diplomas en- Ciencias Agricolas
Augusta Alvarez, German f. Antoni,
Julio Cancel, Joaquin Fourquct, Manuel
Hernandez, Francisco Sanchez, Jose
Diego, Rafael A. Toro.
Diplomas en- Ciencias Polit6cnicas'
Miguel Basora, Enrique Boffll, Alton
so Dauway, Emilio Ferrer, Marcial Diaz,
Luis Laffne, Guillermo Medina. H6c-
tor Enrique, Herminia Ponce, Juan Ro-
driguez, Andres Ramon, Emilio Sierra y
Ricardo Torres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
FIESTAS PATRCEALEs EN- MAR,
GAO

Frevia invitaei6n del popular Alcal
de, doctor don America Oms, sc reunie
ron Ell los saloaes de IA Acadia buei
nunero dc clenlertos dc todas las re
presentacioncs, con el fin dc celebra
dignamente las fiestas del Patron Sal
Juan Bautista, reinando Gil todos c
mayor entusiasmo. Eli el acto qued
constituida Ia siguiente tunta:
Presidente, Iicenciado Andres Mass9
ri; Vice, Antonio Soler; Secretario, Eli
rique Arana; Tesorero, America Seda
Vocales, Alfonso Casta, Miguel Cruz
Domingo Matthew Ramon Frontera.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
CoNCURso NO. /.
Biografia de Hostos, en- menos de
500 palabras

Las. soluciones sc admitiran has
Ia ell 80 del presente mes, puIli-
candose ell retrato del nino que
la mande mas eompleta, Ell uno de
los primeros nGmeros de Ell NUN
Do en- mayo, haciendosele entire
ga tambi6n al autor de la soluci6n
de m precioso album de Historic
Natural, Ell dolores, u otrO regalo
superior en- merito.
El JuradO Sc compondra de tres
personals ajenas la rcdacci6n de
Ell MUNDO, cuyos nombres da-
remos a conOcer en- breve.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
GENTE CoNOCIDA
Advt

Por ell Min5sterio de Ia Guerra de Es-
pafia Sc lie Ia conferido ell lnando de Ia
segunda Comandancia de tropas al CO
ronel de Intendencia don Enrique Gar
cia Martinez, que por muchos amos pres
to servicios Ell esta isla, donde ejercio
.tambi6n con gran acierto las funciones
de periodista.
Aqui fund6 "El- Semanario Mill
tar con ell comandante Rosado Brin-
eau, LA Bandera EspaEola', con
don Pedro de Angels.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
Ell CUATRo DE JULIO Ell GUAR
TO CENTENAErC DE La FUNDA-
CION DE SAN JUAN

e Conitt Ejecutivo dc la celcbra-
.ci6n del cuatro dc Julio, festejara a.
propio tempo EN- dicho dia del mes
pr6ximo el cuarto ccntcnario del esta-
hlecimiento de la Ciudad de San Juan,
habiendo acordado cOmprender ell el
programa dc las festas una parada ci-
vico- m:iitar y ofrecora IN premio dc
$4,000 a la mejor carroza Que concu-
ira a dicha parada que simbolice al
ean hccho hist6rico cue tenga relacion
intima con los sueesos cue tai celebra-
ci6n motivan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
LA WDAEN ELPUERTO
DE LA ADUANA:

INFoRME DE LA ADUANA:
Llegadas.
Ell "Munaires'', de Mobile, con car
ga de transito,
FL "santurce", con carga do Nueva
Orleans.
El "oornelia', con carga de Nueva
York.
La goleta 'ELousiana" lego Maya
guez con carga de Curacao.
FL "Blufelds" lleg6 Aguadilla con
maderas de Mobile.
La William II. Draper" con ma
dera de Mobile.
Salidas-
La Virginia" con carga para st.
Thomas.
FL "Grecian" con carga para Nueva
York.
El Montevideo' con carga para
Santa Cruz dc Tenerife.
FL "Mont ventuox" con carga de
transito para Port-au-P Prince.
Ell "Cataluna con carga para la
Habana, CuHa.
Ell "Munafres" con carga de tran
sito para Busnos Aires, Argentina.
Ell Santiago de fCuba' sali6 de
Ponce con carga para San Pedro dc
Macoris.
Informes de la New York and P. r.
Steamship Company.
Situaci6n dealos barcos:
FL "Brazos'', reparandose EN- Nueva
York.
Ell "coamo", EN- Ell mar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
COLLABORATION

A los sefiOres que nos honran onviAn.
donos espontaneamente trabajos de co.
laboraci6n les recomendamOs que guar.
den copis, pues no respondemos de sn
devoluci6n en- caso de no utilixarlos,
nj sostenemos correspondence sobrs
ellos.
FL hecho de que este diario pubiqus
un trabajo frmado, no signihca nece.
sacramento cue 50 sODdarice con 81
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ACCIDENTE AUTOMovILISTA

En- la parada %, de Santurce, un au-
tom6vil guiado por Enrique Lassalle,
arrollo al soldado Alexandra Rodriguez,
produciendole una fuerte confusion en-
Ia cadera derecha.
Rodriguez fue asistido en- la Sala de
Socorros de Santurce.
De la investigation practicada por el
guardia Victoriano de Jestis, Sc des-
prende que ell chauffeur no tom6 las
precauciones necesarias para evitar ell
accidente.