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:. .hin Tr , iu,mres RANGED az follows:
PETERSBURG pE.NrT M.,r,r

'Heported bH IiodCers Plunm~r 4 Co Inc
.r>, Petersburg. Va. Dec ID 1a1s
SrANISf: Farmers stock. Market .'iy
ta@ nor hushcl. f'eauS'
NiRGINiAS: Farmers stock. Market .tc,dv
Extra prime. SC per To-
Prime. IA per H.
Smelling stock &C 10 20 NJ, III
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COTTON MARKETS.

nov mH w, 1pk M: Dec: i6.0n z board huyins
ate 81 TN. bill OF Senator Edge to cncourac.
t ,i trad further Improvement N
inc cotton market today. Demand FOR the
49, months was particularly active. De-
aGoNc nc low poin, of tho forenoon.
,o I,n, SAT- SAT vas Irregular. with Aprii Is
nolniS higher 70 I points OFT. There was
"l.ihc ny the south and wire houses while
iorclGncTs purchaser. Later incrcascfl pre-
sure from Traders and Wall Street sources
Tn" dcci!n" was checked bv renewed buy
Ing bN tirernool covering and purchased by
,,ran: ihIcr'stS strength of tho near dc :.
n nH"res was The feature during the after.
Las: nu",ationr wcr. steady .. rai,
OF or, 10 10 ~ points. Spot hero was ollie;
tnrre weT" no sai"F Spo; q; New O-'cans
MMa S *tcadN With niddiins i.c higher a: I6r
Th' Sa lies were "a bales " -
Ececips OF he PRINCIPAL ror,s today were
9 Es!Fc. on. 1hSl ST. Louis. l"Sst: Augusta
Charles ton. Lose. ''-"-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths,

pETRoW-'rhe funeral OF Mrs. Maria snep:
hcri Dutrow. whose death occurred a.
o'clock Yesterday m"rninE. VIII take place
NJ today The services viii h.. Conducted
ny the Rev. j. j. Grava,t OF Holy Trinity
church. Mrs. Dutruw born in iSa!ii-
more. Md. and WAS the daughter 81 George
and Mary Watts Shcphcrd. and also "a
cousin OF George W. watts. OF Durham y
= She is survived bY three daughters Airs.
George Hahn. Mrs. NJ. Friday Miss Enina
L.. nuirow. and one son. Waiter Dutrow.
SMETfilE-D Died. Tuesday. December -
1919. at b:t5 y. NJ ~ the Residence ~
her son. ISIS ScmmcS Avenue. Sarah ~.
widow o; William NJ Smcthic. aged =.
years. she Is survived by daughter,
Mrs Nnnnic u. Tyler, 90 this city: three
George V and IL. Wavcriv Sncthic. of this
city; The funeral viii take place wed
ncsday afternoon Al c'clocil from III. above
residence. lntcrincnt IN OaEwood.
IN Hanover County Va. Do
ccmbcr 10. 1919. Mir. w. T.. Tucker. at hts
sisters residence. Mrs. NJ T.. Coleman lie
also leaves another sistcr Mr.. Frank
wicker. and three brothers,. H. r. ".
and \ y. Tucker
WI l.LIAMS-Dicd. at the residence Of hcr
niece. No 1G2" Park Avenue. Miss alice
&. Williams. formerly OF Orange. Va. IN
seventy ninth year OF her ago. The ,umrral
service and burial will be al, Orange. Va.
on Wcdnc slay. December II. She is survived
Mrs. Porter ID. Caldwell. also Ecphcw.
Mr.. Lewis G. Williams: two nirccs. lrs.
+. Victor Williams and Miss NJ Page VIII
Jams, all Of this city
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1900 ----------------
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

- ottiGAGo Dec. lG.-Eogs: receipts. So 600
70 higher; bulk; 3Tseslt OK: top HiS: hcavy'
,;Sm 80: medium. lS.1am II. 10: light ia Is a.
I'M LIN; ,irh,. II; Ila'5 hcavr. hacking sows.
- "a y, ~ ~ m ij.'9: psck Ing sows. rough
row a'i IL ga receipts 600. estimated ,omor
heavy weight choice and prime Is tof, ~ ~
t ~ Sn Inb EooH i"aom 100 common. s.;
~ ,s.Sn common and medium 500 20
: n on nShen cattlr hcif"rs. s,75Il+@: cows
% "n lo" tann"rs and cutters I,S6r5 -
y, w9 "a ca .vcS 5000 IFS Feeder steers sS0gi
Sheep: rcccipis zoos os,ina..d ,o,,o..
c TO- %w; weak ';sWbs. 5n i72,;. cnils and
and choice. S.ooa loc5 cu!is and nnmm" mo-"
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b. TOP. r;so: bulk i3c,a AIS: hea W. ~:
I, III, Ill mS,dinm $500 itSo: light, $40
ing rnEr sSo~s smooth la5oW 1900: hacking soTs.
rough lisa i:..a: pics. li.75Ifi37S
n lnnn. and heavy, weight. choice and nrirn.
c c.n"p -, ined'um and good. HOO a Il -
hn, c,,:o common and medium S.s, a L. p
"a i:|: Gamers and cutters i?s1snS:' vn.i
S Sicc, g nlt ana HANDY iiehm les; fcrers
sheep: slow 70 stetdv: ...mbs a uounls
InSs i"..2m 10; cuils and common. ,c6f n
ninm and choice. 6.jo1a.25: cnlis and cnn, =
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS


NEW YORK. Dec ,I6-Cotton goods today
were steady with trade quiet Knitting warns
Wsr" bought steadily. weaving yarns being
nu!ct Fine combed warn goods sold moro
'T"c!N. SILKS were quiet and bu-laps uuirt
49,, 80. NIGH wear ana dress goods
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

tIsy National City Co.. Richmond on.c-S
Am Tel and Tel. eonr: s-............ %
Am Tel. and Tel deb 6......,......... "si.
american Thresd o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ion.
Anaconda Copper CO. c. ............... -
ca nadfan Pacific is .................. rs
SsIs - % .''.'''......'.......'. sa
CHICAGO Mort hwesstern IS ..;............. 81
SitSei1no Electric Illuminating as...... y
Chi. MIL and St Paul ii-s............... 49,,
cuban GoNcrnment tbss ................ 10
Eede!ai Farm Loan Observation-Disclosures. ltoiI
feocr1l Farn Loan o. .................. I9a
~: Lent. Halfway coll. trust F.s...... a.L
intcrborouEh Rapid Transit 5s...... =,
ItehlEh valley 6s ........................ !tJ,.
Pe1nsylvania Railway gen. 5s...... sal
Seaboard Air Line cons 6s............. L,
southern Railway gen. ts................ SOL.
Snion, facinc hs Observation-Disclosures. l02
Enltnd states rubber IS .................. lo3
WHITMAN h9IWSS rs .................... 81.
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One Of sST Rs ehi.f Spg
here S SSsScd f''sh'iy a .sfD
.e 5n,Ia at zoo on, the cali Jsnuasv Soon
pc"c,n no 80 ~, o, q points net lower Wills
Close '; owing to the circuL. ton OF notes
estimated az about 1000 bales Later months
selling u, Si.E but houses with foreia sn ann'
ncttions were moderate buyers and the mar
Sh' me IMPROVEMENT in foreign exchange.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec ,s-p,o,orr.s
TTi rsih was gained by cotton today and
-, ec c,,r scared To 90 SOC pound the high.
PRICES S eysF Gn Of Il the
in in cariy trading. but Il did not las,
which culmina,eG late in ,he sdHs advs h
,hS lSt stood 10 to &c points higher Than
At net T's sin 81 Of e "a ~ Final prizes
encouraged at the start by the higher trend
i, in forsisn EXCHANGE rates and by the bette!
the passage OF The senate Of the EDGE bly, ~
,non 9SSed nc opening the more active
ton of contracts recently bought soon .et
IN and ,hcre was sag which finally carried
annonnccmen. that bunkcrlns Of foreign v enc
gan to have It's esst and go ,i ihsad labs be-
me market commenced TO firm nm rapidly
The rise in pccembcr carried that Month
T.; q % premium over snots, December closing
cc 40 cents. '"
L ~ Fl De lsco,.on snst in fats
Da4y ,5s 1s:es soSs Foo 55
?s; Ams5icsn ES:uTes sased teaar: De
Mar. "i.S: .Tulv. COG: October 1896
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COTTONSEED ou.

NEW YORK. Dec. l6-IIcavy covering q,
,";.; shorts and good huving ny com :.
~ ,t -, houses IN authorization OF improve
r mSnt IN ,he foreign, exchange situation.
: op en-, Win shnrplv higher prices for cot.
,'n ana lard. lirted Cottonsccd oil nearly
= es fn :, pound ,od@v Final net Gains wers
70 X points sales. 1900 barrels Prime
crude. ESQ sales: primc su.,mcr Yellow
:appoS' l',I5: January. p.-s: March. .Oss: MAJ
Whit nom ,S winter yellow anu summer
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NAVAL STORES

:, s SAF,A IN, Ga. Dec. ;6-Turpcn,ine.
"a stock: i3.ai5. R"Sin steady: sales TSa:
rcCoLNts. !..,h: shlD!ncntS. go: stock Il hs2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

NEW YORK. Doc. isLS,.ad,,.. =,
~ rec msrkct combined with the better ;one
mon aore'Sn exchange and talk "a an easier
the nar le9a far c led to covering
was also little buying for Eurupcan &c
ac:ty. Nnu after opening to roint. higher
aSnsne months sold about !" to II poini,
snoyH last nights closing figure with March
,viinHhs I..I and July 1865. The close was
Ne; t" ra,n ,ssw noin,s Of the best showing
i; A a., H%: March i5"S: MAY. Is u: july.
$40, dull. rice -. il: Santos Is. a,I Cos.
h hmI irciEhi offers were compare ;!v.Iy sea rCr
n mn " was reported that Rio = and "a had
,nI IL, ~ largo wav To 1871 London credits
credits. ''' 80 10 i-ohuoh
Ienne oniSIai cable reported a decline of
J,.ni IN INC rate OF Rio exchange on ON.
t mn u 1m' showed An advance OF 80 rcis in
M MO market. The Santos spo, market
TO ai oo un ns named n and futures Il reis higher
Sihan ports es.@o: Jundahv receipts. e.9eo
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. isLRourh rio.
s.rons. Sizes: Carolina. 100 sacks. lis. Re-
S'npuE 4':c'i sacks: milicrS i7.57L Clean rico
BIme Rosa SAFES So Jansn ci p"ckst<. N.a ~.
-''"'i' Bran pcr ton. $500: Polish 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

,,; fSw s rorkE.Ms!ddl!nS. $40: receipts .,
Minor portS-Stoct . $40 ha,ee
1.5tTs.s bbohfsr-Receipts. i.s3S bales: stock.
no Total Tor wsek-Reccipts no.l72 bales. or.
Total for Observation-Disclosures. 20, .o.
EXPORTS. th2.S2. bales ''~'''S pAics
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automobil found the man lying; on the
bridge unconscious. They picked him
up and took him to the hospital. lie
has recovered consciousness and is
probaoly gu, of danger. The authori-
ties OF Glassport, Pa, were notified.
here that he took "rat pOisom."
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PRICES OF BEEF CIrrs

tBy swift a. Company
Rtc hmond. Va. Dee le 1919
quotations yesterday shown ~.
siie prices of beef cuts follow:
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Funeral Directors.

fiAur-E Edwin Ph.up;. funeral director
Madison l3L Randolph sCis.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

quote: 2; p, Z. F. ls.2oaH,9: C. 1s25alsoS.
H.. Is: % n 1906: ]. 100 sIl6.7S; X is 3: II
1915: y. .00l: Wti. 1870: W.T.. aiso. M'
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PRODUCE MARKETS..

Bran. winter
Shipstun. Surfing ''''
bran spring
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AU1tISfttBILES

Automobiles tor sale. II
ARMSTRONG; MOTOR COMPANY
iei3 vest Broad phonc boulevard 2s2s
COMMONWEALTH Touring Cars and Oneida
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.RouGhs shoot American in Leg.
BREST. Dec. l6.-Roughs attacked
tnrce American officers last night us
tenant John Campbell Glove Was seri-
ouSiy wounded. Lieutenant Charles
-NeNin received bullet in the leg.
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GUARANTEED USED CARS.

IMMEDIATE delivery ON new EoT,I
Ing cars 9l1 East Bronl StreeI W.T.
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ATTENTION. AUTO OWNERS.

- '-'N 49, ~ ~ Wv SERS.
.,YouR BRokEN PAnTs CAN RE RE-
tLLA I'm At , kILSCsEs. .TwESIlETH
EVERY MAKE hUTo O& HAM" .ntt4'MM
MOTOR TO THE SMALLEST,
Epi.I Or Mt BRING YOt'N Bf;0kES
i,AET AND DGnLlcATE IT. MANY iiinG;XXr
~ TRANSPORTATION.
20 DifFERE%T MAKE SPRINGS ~
STOCK AT o$E-HALF THEIR VALUE
FRAMES. WHEELS. AXIEs. CUSHIONS.
SETOS >"-
- GAnBunEToRs: wlNDsHIEI.Ds. n.
r pRhIi:!TpSS; r iS%IEAiRrlSG SYSTEM. LAMs.
IL FACT; EVERYTHING FOR YOUR
; A.nUIT1pMoblLE At Less THAN HALF
A SAylNG or TIME AND MONEY GUAR
rF FMr H2Ys} o sHS%%y, rAEys.
fiicNE MADISON :::i
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Count words to {. line,.
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wnen cash accommodates the order S.harxo
sdvertisemeuts. where accepted will Il
billed at higher rate eubtect To ti,sro,,ov
when paid within seven days
Longer Term Rates for BUSINESS Adyer,,,.r,
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- Advertisements received 40 late az 10
NJ. each weekday. and up 9:3O r. ~
saturday Tor correct Clasbiucatiop IN tho
next mornings paper.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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checked bv renewed buy
o"crinE and purchased by
,trensth of tho near dc.
feature during the after
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-28

Contabilidad
Mecanograffa y Taquigraffa .
Propaganda Completa !
. Idioma IngleS .
Idioma Frances .
ESPECIALIDADES CoRTAS I
y Montaje do MiQui-
mas
Torneado Mec6nico
y FresadO AecAni-
cos
ModeloS para el ManejO dc I
los Frenos de Aire
MatematicaS
instruction PrGetica Elemen-
tai
Aritm6tica ComerciaI
Taquigrafia y MecanograffA
Contabilidad
CorraSnondencia Mercanfil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-28
LA COMPANIA GUERRERO MEN
DOZA EN- LA ARGENTINA

En- ell teatro ode6n, de Buenos Aires,
con la solemnidad de costumbre, con
todos los caracteres de un acontecimien
to, Sc ha verifcado Ell benefcio de Ma
ria Guerrero Fernando Dfaz de Men
doza con el e5treno de la obra titulada
'El Condado de Mairena" en- tres ac-
tos, original de Pedro Mufioz SEGA.
La obra fue un 6xito complete para
su autor, que fue aclamado.
Diaz de Mendoza y Maria Guerrero
fusron objeto una vez mas, por parte
del ptblico de esa capital, de ruidosa
manifestations de jubilo, entusiasmo
y afecto a que va estan habituados los
ilustres artistas. Las localidades Sc CO
tizaron a precios elevadisimos. Hubo
quien pago 500 pesos por un asiento
para presenciar ell beneficio.
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Los triunfos del "Fisk Cord" en- Venezuela

Acevedo no lie gustaria?. iQue va
mos hacer FL es el mejor pitcher"
del "Fisk Cord, y probablemente Ell
estrago que sembraria Farbelle ;cuan-
to dolor le causaria!
Linito Paz, el tan discutido Linito,
no es de dudar 4ue resuelya muchas
cuestiones. La ''frma del porvenir' ;
o ell celebre "Cerrajero'' ha de dar
expression defnitiva sobre estas cosas.
FL doctor PEDRO Recio, MorphitO
o Home Rum dictaran sentencia que
seran inapelables.
Mientras tanto, esperamos al ''San-
Ia Marta, anunciado para ell domin-
go pr6ximo, que lie proporcionara don
Pepito y Martin Adras muchos ra-
tos busnos.
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El 10 publico un afamado cronista
de Caracas estos renglones:

FL 10 publico un afamado cronista
de Caracas estos renglones:
~ nos visitan de nuevo los for
midables "samarios -. y esta vez no
para encontrarse con los campeones
ma cionales "independientes' sino para
luchar con los "fsque1os. =" y en-
cuya lidia la afcion caraquena espe-
ra que salvaran (?) ell honor deportista
venezolano, tai cual 10 hicieron cuando
Zimmerman nos trajo al "Borinquen
Stars ''..
Furioso esta Adras porque 10 sacaron
del juego, asunto indebido porque Ell
es ell mejor jugador del "Independen-
cia" aunque Sportman lie parezcan
los precios caros.
Vale tanto decir como que a "Peni-
man. le parezca cara La vida ''tur-
merina'' y que a Luis Mendoza a
Lindolfo Grimaldi no los doten de
''pianolas -.
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SANTA MARTA VS.. FISK CORD

oEAN 4 "A MIAMI "A vs.. x 1Oh COEGO .
A jugar con Ell Fisk Cord'' vienen
a esta ciudad, el domingo proximo,
los tan sonados players samarios,
a confrmar o refutar la "hegemonia''
Ell entusiasmo que existe para este
juego reviste caracter especial, y, con
seguridad, proporcionara la aficion inu
sitados momentos de regocijo.
La Junta Directiva del "Indepen-
dencia Base Ball Club ha ofrecido
para este sensational ''match' un pre-
mio para el team que resulte vencedor
en- Ell torneo, y que consiste en- una ar
tiitica Copa que Sc exhibira en- breve
en- una de las mas renombradas casas
come-ciales de esta capital.
Este sinpatico gentil gesto del
club independence" viene a demos
trar una vez mas el esfuerzo perenne
que hace por mantener y cultivar ell jue-
go de 'base ball entire nosotros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-28

Robinson dijo en- cronica reciente
que "Patiquin no juega pelota"
Amarga verdad, puesto que los sefores
caballeros que usan muchas corba-
tas gloriosas, insufcientes son para re-
coger un rolling de Soler una
bola de Ithier.
Too, que funia muchos cigarrillos
egipcios y de los mejores, dijo que Je-
sucito no lie daria Ithier un hit. !.
va sabemos que Sc 10 dio, y no uno
sino varios. 49,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-28

AL dia siguiente. de octubre, publ
caba Home Run" estas lineas:
.."Gy 81 viniera Farbelle? Quizas
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Caracas, z de octubre.

FL domingo doce del corHiente Sc efec-
tuara Ell segundo juegO de la tempo
rada monstruo.
La combination del "Santa Marta
renombrado club de La Guaira que en-
mas de una oportunidad ha probado
que tiene jugadores de cria, contra el
afamado team bOrinqueno "Fisk Cord,
sera indudablemente un acontecimiento
para la aficion deportiva, deseosa de
gozar los verdaderos ratos emocionan-
tss que menudo Sc presentan en- La
lucha de clubs como los que fguran
en- el cartel anunciado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-28

R6OhO h6C1O
~ Nuts, quien nos mutila del
modo mas pleno, dijo en- un diario de
Nueva York que a los caraquefios 10
que les gustaba era la fiesta de toros.
Probablemente dijo verdad y igracias
Diosl mo es fiesta de valientes?
iCuanto debemos la Madre Patria!
Mutt o don Pepito, quizas Toto, Ro-
binson o Francisco Pepe, Morphito"
"Bejuco", daran fallo sobre 10 que
voy consignar, que son palabras gra-
yes, aunque breves.
Coraito, ell menor, Jesuito, como fa-
miliarmente 10 llaman sus muy nume-
rosos y cordialOs partidarios, hace ''po-
se'' de muerte, tratando de convencer
que Maury 10 interrumpe. al sue
10 los dos tan afamados "flders" ca
raquehos! -.
GY Jose Francisco? Como siempre
nos da el dolor de que deploremos su
hora de fuga, olvidandose del catire
Bonaparte, que ST es "autentico", por
mas que Beco Nuhez le haya hecho pa
sar muchos malos ratios.
Y ahora. Gque esperamos? Comenta-
rios sentencias de Robinson, que
robustecen muchos prejuicios, icuantos
entire ellos muchos sobre la 'firma del
porvenir" que es de Las grandes pro-
mesas deportistas presentes y que re-
solvera cuestiones tales: "Santa Marta
VS.. Flick Cord; "Turmero" (P6niman)
VS.. Jose Francisco; Perret VS.. Carvallo,
y que sera tan franca y buena como
Zimmerman en- cuanto Sc refiere a la
feliz actuaci6n de este en- la nunca OIL
vidada gloriosa vista del "Borinquen
Stars! -.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-28

Caraca 10 que nos apresuramos a trans
cribir:
EEL JUEGo DEL DOMINGO
Desde que el publico aficionado Sc
apercibi6 de la interesante combination
que eligi6 la Empresa para el juego
del domingo doce de octubre, Sc ha
despertado tanta animation, que no es
aventurado decir que el Independent
cia Park sera pequeno para conte-
ner ell nilmero de espectadores que pre-
senciaran match tan eXtraordinario. En-
efecto, Ell "Santa Marta de La Guai-
ra contra ell "Fisk Cord de Puerto
Rico, es un verdadero acontecimiento
besbolista.
Sc nos informa que a las a. IN.
del domingo saldra de La Guaira un
trcn especial que conducira esta ciu-
dad los innumerables partidarios del
Club guairefio. Ademas, gran nlmero
de afcionados Sc disponen a subir en-
automovil fin de aprovechar la opor-
tunidad que Sc les ofrece de yer luchar
su team con otro de tan renombra-
da fama, que la vez tiene el atrac-
two de la igualdad en- 10 que Sc re-
fiere condolences deportistas.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-28

FL cronista basebolero ''Home Run"
public6 10 siguiente, que fue muy CO.
mentado en- Caracas:
FISK CORD VS.. INDEPENDENT
CIA".-AL CoLEGA DOCTOR
PEDRO RECIo
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. Ingenierfa de Ferrocarriles
; -TOpografia y Dibnjo Tooo-
, gIaficO
> Ingenieria Mec&nica
, Perito Mecdnico- -Electricista
. Direction Tecnica de Talleres
, MecanicoS
> MaQuinista Montador
> Taller Mecanico y MontaJe
-Matematica y Dibujo Lineal
> MatemAtica y Dtbujo Me-
canico
Dibujo MecanicC
Delineante de Taller AecA-
nico
Construction y Dibujo de
Maquinas
Alumbrado ? Tranvias Elee-
tricoS
Alumbrado Electrico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-28

Ese mismo dia publico la prensa de
Caraca 10 que nos apresuramos a trans
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-28

TranviaS Electricos
InstalacioneS E1ectri-
cas- N
Dinamos y MotoreS
Distribution Interior o
Instalaciones Priva-
das
Manejo de las Insta-
laciones de Vapor y
Electricas
Manejo de las Insta-
lacioneS de Vapor
Manejo de las Maqui-
mas de Vapor y Di-
nam0S
Manejo de las MaQui-
mas de Vapor
Manejo de Locomoto-
ras
Concrete
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-27
Farmers Welcome

W. EDW. SMITH, COTTON MERCHANT
Second Floor Chaddick Bldg.
Office will be open July lst. Direct wire
New Orleans and New York. Free Sery-
ice to Farmers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-23
BESSEMER NEWS

Bessemer, August 2a-(Special.) )-The employees of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company presented Vincent Ferguson, the retiring resident manager, with handsome watch as a token of their appreciation of his ser vices while managing the local plant The presentation speech was made by E. A. Veitch on behalf of the men and MT. Ferguson replied in a manner that expressed his sincere appreciation of the demonstration. MT. Ferguson has been manager of the Bessemer plant for the past IS years, and won the esteem of all of his associates by his strict attend ance to the business affairs of the plant and his just dealings with his employees
 The board of revenue visited Bessemer Thursday and held session in the of flee in the Realty building. Only routine business was transacted, and the bills accruing from the office expenses were ordered paid. The members expressed themselves as being pleased with the pro- gress being made on the courthouse building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-23
Getting Mary Married" A
 Charming Comedy--Alcazar

The most lovely bride of the year That was the verdict of the crowds yes terday on leaving the Aleazar theatre after seeiug Getting Mary Married. Marion Davies charming new play.
 They had a time getting Mary mar ried-these step relatives" of hers. Poor Mary was buffeted by the winds of ha- tired and the storms of jealousy. But, Of course, she won out, as all good glrls in good pictures do.
 This charming story from the pens Of J ohm Emerson and Anita Loos is an out of ordinary story, written for the screen as only Emerson and loos can write. The beaten path of movie tales has been left aside and new fields have been gleaned for situations. Birmingham audiences have seen few pictures in re- cent months that approached 1t in charm. Capacity houses were played at every show, and prospects are good for a heavy run Saturday.
 Miss Davies is charming in her role. Gowns a plenty hay been given her, and she wears them with grace. Her piquant charm was a revelation to even her old screen friends. Miss Davies undoubtedly has a strong following in Birmingham.
 f.Getting Mary Married is the story O! Mary, stepdaughter of the ultra -aristo- cratic John Bussard He has kept her a prisoner in his large, elegantly fur nished house. He does not think she has enough fnesse as yet, to appear in the world as a Bussard. He dies, and at