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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08
SERVICES FOR ROOSEVELT ON
 CHANNEL SUNDAY
Tomorrow Will Be Memor- iaI Day Theodore Roose- welt; Services at the
 Palace Theatre.

Gastineau Channel will honor the memory of Theodore Roosevelt to morrow, which is Roosevelt Memorial Day throughout the United States. In Juneau there will be special ser vices at the Palace Theatre at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, at which Gov Thomas Riggs, Jr., will preside. Eulogies will be delivered and there will be a musical program. These services will be under the auspices of the Territorial Council of De- l fense.
 All the Juneau churches will in some way make note of the occas- ion. The subject of the sermon at the evening service at the Presbyter- ian Church will be Theodore Roose- welt, American" Rev. George c. Bruce will preach the sermon.
 At the Episcopal Church, a me- morial prayer will be offered for the former President and statesman. The memorial services at the Pal ace Theatre, under the auspices of the Council of National Defense will be for the whole of Gastineau Chan nel. The program will be as follows Governor Thomas R. Riggs, chairman Program
 Invocation ..Rev J. T. Mcqueen Organ 70 Sanctissima" Lux Miss Ethel Forbes Speech Riggs Roosevelt's Favorite Hymn:
 How Firm Foundation, Ye
 Saints of the Lord" .......
 ..................-........... Capital Quartette Messrs. Snow, Harland, Bishop and Dyer. Speech ........Senator D. A. Sutherland Violin Religious Meditation ..........
 ............................. Eichberg Willis E. Nowell
 Speech -.............................Z. R. Cheney Song: My Task Ashford
 Frank H. Partridge Speech ........-.............. John Rustgard Organ: March Solemnell" .. Miss Ethel Forbes DeneulctlOH .................... Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff Miss Helen Kelso, Accompanist
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08
AN ORDINANCE ON SMOKESTACKS
 IS INTRODUCED
At Meeting of Council Last Night Notice Also Given of a Suit of Damages
 to Be Filed.

In preparation for home factor ies, prospective and established, a smoke stack ordinance was intro duced at the City Council meeting last night requiring stacks of not less than 75 feet and other regula- tions to prevent a nuisance from smoke.
 The city was given notice that damages aganist itself and the Alas ka-Juneau Company are claimed by property owners on Lower Front street for the bursting of pipe which flooded the city in that DOT tion, from the Alaska-Juneau mine. Anna Jones asks for $1,021.15; :; Jack Solomon asks for $2,224; Mac Milan Bros for $l,254.15, and Mar tin Hoist for $5,551.15. The City denied that it was in any way re- sponsible for the flood. Judge John R. Vim has the suit for the property owners.
 A resolution was introduced ask ing the City Clerk to take steps to get the price and terms, etc, for an army truck the Government might have for sale, to be used for city street purposes and to be used for hauling coal from the city dock to private persons at cost.
 The street committee reported
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08
DANGERS WILL ENJOY
 REGULAR JlTNEY HOP
 AT A. B. HALL TONIGHT

No matter if it blows and snows the A. B. Hall will be warm and comfortable tonight and the usual good time will be assured to all the dancers and spectators.
 Workmen have been busy this week putting the floor in better condition and special lighting effects have been installed by the firemen for their coming dance on next Wednes day night.
 The management announces that whatever dances are requested by the patrons, the orchestra will cheerfully play them.
 Dancing will begin promptly at 9:30 and all are cordially invited to attend.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08
JOHN M'RAE MAKING FIRST TRIP FROM
 INTERIOR P YEARS
He Is Spending a Few Days ir Juneau and Consulting Roy. Riggs About
 Game.

John McRae of the Forty-mile country arricvd on the Alameda and is spending several days in Juneau. Starting his first trip outside in |twcnty-two years, MT. McRae made the journey from his home to Chit ina overland alone. MT. McRae is very enthusiastic over his In- terior country While in Juneau he intends to talk to Gov. Riggs in regard to the game question there. Millions of caribou inhabit the Forty-mile district. MT. McRae said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08

that the Government road commits sion had made survey for taking care of the waters of Gold creek to prevent floods in the future, but as yet had not estimated the cost.
 A motion prevailed that the in surance on the City Hall be in creased from s10,OOO to $15,0O0.
 A motion prevailed that the City Council go on record asking Dele gate Wickersham to get the build ing appropriation for Federal buildings in Juneau. The Mayor explained this would be in line with the reconstruction work benig undertaken everywhere to furnish returning soldiers employment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08
ANACONDA MINE
 HAS BEEN CLOSED

BUTTE, Feb. S.-The strike of min. CTS in the copper properties in this section comes on top of the recent closing down of the Anaconda's Penn sylvania mine for an indefinite per iod. This property is one of the largest of the big combination. em- ploying 75O men and hoisting an av- craze of 1900 tons day.
 The Anaconda up to a few days ago had curtailed operations about SO per cent. The company's smell ters at Great Falls and Anaconda had reduced their working forces over 50 per cent. owing to the small Ter mines in and around Butte hay ing been closed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08
CHARGE 6 CENTS FARE.

PORTLAND, Me, Feb. 6.-Re- vised schedule of fares on Port Ian (Me.) Street Railway granted by the public utilities commission provides for a six-cent fare on all city lines, if tickets are purchased in advance, a minimum cash fare of 10 cents and system of zones to equalize the length of rides for fares Charged.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08
BISHOP CRlMONT WIRES THAT FATHER ROCATTl
 IS NOT ON STEAMER

Bishop Crimont of the Catholic Church wires from Ketchikan today that Father Rocatti was not on the steamer Alaska which arrived there and left for Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08

The Committee of American Aid for French Wounded, of which, un- der the supervision of Miss Anne Morgan, the above women are mem- oers, provides shelter and clothing to the inhabitants of reconquered French territory who have lost their homes during German occupancy.
 Miss Anne Morgan, of New York, who is the chairman of the Commit tee on American Funds for French Wounded Soldiers, is here shown talking in French with the news paper correspondents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08

Body from the young folks of Doug. las asking the members of thai organization to attend "Hard Times Party" to be held in the Labor Union Hall of Douglas or February IA.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08

At the regular fortnightly assem bly, of the Junior High School Stu dent Body the following Lincoln program was given by the Junio II class: 1. Song-Star Spangled Banner b,
 Junior High School. 2. Song-Liberty Bell, by Junio
 II Class. 3. Lessons from Lincoln, by Johl
 Janiksela. 4. Recitation = Lincoln's Acrostic
 by Daisy Oja. 5. Song-Lincoln, by Junior I
 Girls. 6. Lessons from Lincoln, by Jacol
 Britt. z. Piano Solo, by Lucille Bathe. 8. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, b,
 Beatrice Fenwick. 9. Song - Columbuia, by Junio
 High School
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08

During the week an invitation was received by the president of the Senior High School Student
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08

dancing party in the gymnasium, uled for the 14th, but was post poned on account of the party in Douglas.
 While the Junior High School Assembly was being held the va rious classes of the Senior High School held class meetings with their class advisors. The Senior I Class met with Miss Essie May Jones and discussed their party which is to be given in several weeks and the program which they will give in three weeks at the &c., nior High School Assembly.
 The Senior II Class met with
 Mrs. Mable Peter. They talked
 about the details of their pro
 gram which will be given next
 Friday at the regular fortnightly assembly.
 The Senior III Class held their meeting with Miss Sadie Key Brown. They first elected Gilbert Hodges to the office of vice-presi- dent of the class and then a com mittee of three was appointed to arrange the next program to be given by their class. The main topic under discussipn was the Senior Play. The synopsis of sev- eral plays were read and talked over. A final decision will be
 reached the early part of next
 week and the chosen play will be sent for immediately so that the cast may be decided upon and get quickly to work.
 The class pins have been ordered and should arrive in the near fu- ture. The members of the class are anxiCusly awaiting their arrival.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08

Thursday evening Miss Nadia Rash hevaroff entertained a number of her friends with theatre party. After enjoying the clever produc- tion at the Coliseum theatre, fea- turing Julian Eltinge. they returned to the home of Miss Kashevaroff where delicious refreshments were served. Those present were the Misses Belle Hood, Emma Perelle, Sybil Campbell, Dorothy Troy. Mary Kashevaroff and the hostess.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08

Donald Condit entertained a num- Der of friends with dinner party Friday evening. The invited guests were Walstein Smith, Harold Clark Charles Perelle, Howard Case, Donald MacKinnon and the host
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08

Last evening the Junior II. Class entertained the Junior III's- with a party in the gymnasium. t was .
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08

great success. The gmy was artisti- ally decorated with red, white and blue, the class colors. On one wall was their motto, Service" in red, white and blue and on the opposite wall 1923"
 During the first part of the evening progressive games were played. Small paper hatchets were used as score cards. James McNaughton and Mary Vesoja were the winners of the first prizes. Ole Koskey received the bobby prize.
 Refreshments consisting of ice cream and cake were then served by he hostesses. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. The patrons and patronesses were MT. md Mrs. Guy McNaughton, MT. and Mrs. Robert J. Cragg, Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Lucas, MT. and Mrs. William 9ritt, MT. and Mrs. w. J. Manahan. Mir and Mrs. J. D. Helps, Miss Mar garet Scott and the class advisor, Miss Marie Nelson
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08
HIGH SCHOOL
 NOTES
(By DOROTHY TROY)

The Girls Athletic Association
 gave a sleigh ride party Tuesday evening, with the boys of the High School Basket Bal! Team as their
 guests. After riding around Juneau and the adjoining roads for several hours they stopped at the home of Charles Perelle where refreshments
 were served The hostesses were
 the Misses Emma Perelle, Belle
 Hood, Sybil Campbell, Dorothy
 Troy, Nadia Kashevaroff, Leila
 Ptack and Mary Kashcvaroff Those invited were Emmot Con-
 nors, Roy Torviner, Charles Per ellie, Walstein Smith, Donald Mac
 Kinnon, Edward Peltret, George Os-
 wald, James Bussey, Harold Clark,
 Cecil Bach and James Shangles.
 Miss Irene Pope chaperoned.
 Wednesday afternoon the regu-
 lar Junior and Senior Assembly was
 held in the High School Auditor ium. The first number on the pro-
 gram was a violin solo by Roy Tor when entitled "The Bubble" Miss
 Gertrude Nelson accompanied him.
 Mrs. R. J. Cragg then introduced the speaker, MT. J. Peter, after
 making a few remarks. The sub- ject of MT. Peters talk was Geology, and was very interesting as well as instructive. He lamented the fact that nowhere in Juneau was there a collection of rock speci- mems, and suggested that the stu dents assist in making collection which would be kept in the school. He said they should begin at once
 and bring the specimens correctly labeled to the school where they will be kept until one of the va cant rooms can be properly fitted up as a museum. The collection would be unusually interesting ow- ing to the variety and number of mineral and fosil specimens to be | had. Judging from the enthus- iasm shown by the students there is no doubt but that a very repre- sentative collection will soon be
 ready for inspection. The last number on the program was a
 vocal solo by Miss Mary Kashevar- | of, 70 Dry Those Tears"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-08

Today's News Today-In Empire,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
Ell MUNICIPIo UTILIZARA FONDOS
DEL PREsUPUEsTo PARA PAGAR
RECLANIACIoNEs DE TERRATE-
NIENTES DEL CAMPAMENTO

: Segun informamos a nuestros lectores
en- una de las ediciones recientes de
nuestro diario, Ell Alcalde sc comprome-
ito con Ell Departamento de la Guerra
a pagar las reclamaciones de Cos terra
tenientes del campamento, siempre que
estas' no pasaran de treinta mil do
lares. A cambio den pago de es-
tas reclamaciones, ell gobierno federal
cede al Municipio de San Juan todas
las reformas que Sc introdujeron por ell
gobierno militar en- ell alcantariIado v
acueducto de la ciudad, cuyo valor as
ciende medic million de d6lares. Sc
habia pensado en- levantar los treinta
mil d6lares para el pago de estas recla-
maciones por medic de un emprestito,
pero habiendo sido aumentado Ell pre-
supuesto del afio pr6ximo en- ciento trein
ia mil d6lares, ell Consejo ha adoptado
Ia resoluci6n de que dichas reclamacio-
mes sean pagadas con dinero del presu-
puesto municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
La situaci6n en- Vega Baja

En- la Federation Libre" ha sido
recibido Ell telegrama siguiente, de We
ga Baja.
Santiago Iglesias,
Federation Libre, San Juan.
Limo Padr6n Rivera encarceledo por
Ell delito de defender infelices mujeres,
y niiias en- huelga impidiendo ambi-
ci6n patronal viole sus derechos. Par
ciacidad autoridades permite que agen
tes rompehuelgas emborrachados por pa
tronos provoquen, amenacen incen-
dien. uerechos publioos garantizados
para los perturbadores. Las garantias
nuestras convicciones ideaaes reivindi-
cadores mas arraigados que nunca. Pro
tesla publica manifesto desaprobaci6n
arbitrariedades nos alienta en- esta lu-
cha desigual, pero que triunfaremos.
Domingo SERRANO,
(Representante OBRERo).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
LA LIGA ANTI-TUBERcULosA

Ha sido archivado en- la oficina del
Secretario Executive, un certificado re
lativo la election de los socios que
han de formar la junta de la "Liga
Antituberculosa de Puerto Rico: Oh
dulia Cottes de Lazaro, presidenta; I;
DR.. Pedro Gutierrez Igaravidez y Mrs.
Wood, presidentes honorarios; Josefa
Guarch de Cartagena, primera vice.
presidenta; Maria R. de Belaval, Sc
gunda vicepresidenta; Amparo Fer
nandez Mater, Tesorera; Ora. Palmi-
ra Gatell; secretaria; Josefina Kor-
Der, Genara Muiioz de del Vale, Ora.
Josefa Villafane, Ana Saldaia de
Aguirre, Maria Buxo de del Vale,
Josefina Saldafia de Goenaga, Ana
Maria Hernandez de Real, Aurea B.
de Georgetti, y Rafaela Matanzo, vo-
Gales; Luis Muiioz Morales, consejero; !;
Miguel Ferrer, ingeniero; Eduar-
do Georgetti Arturo Bravo,
financieros; Esteban Saldafia, F. del
Vale y J. Gomez Brioso, doctores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
AGGRESSION CON- -UN sLADRILLo

En- ell caserio Portuguese, de Puer-
ia de TERRA, los vecinos tuvieron opor-
tunidad de presenciar un original Ian
ce entire un hombre una mujer. An
tonic Cabello, que era ell galan, Sc
gun infornes policiales, lie lanzo UNI
ladrillo Maria Vargas, joven de diez
y ocho amos, a la cual cogio en- mitad
de la cara produciendole una herida
contusa. Ell policfa Jose R. Vazquez
dice que la aggression proviene de dis
gustos familiares Y que ell agresor
una vez consumado Ell hecho Sc dio
la fuga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
g. a. fiiBultalGA

Matias viana PadiIla, Exparte, por
tutena. FL juez firm6 una orden dispo-
niendo que la peticionaria sea tutora
dc los memories.
octavio s. salgado, por cobro de di-
nero. Sc aprob6 la estipulaci6n de las
parte.
Modesto Cobian Rivera, Ex-parte, por
nombramiento de tutor. Sc nombr6 al
peticionario tutor de la incapacitada
Margarita Cobian Rivera, en- sustitu-
ci6n de la sefora Josefa Rivera. pre-
via fanza de dos mil d6lares.
Damian Monserrat, por 'mandamus"
FL tribunal expidi6 un 'mandamus''
alternative, de acuerdo con 10 pedido
on la solicitud.
victoriano Rocas, por hurto menor.
FL Tribunal Sc reserve la sentencia.
Michel Davis. Ex-parte, por canoe
laci6n de hipoteca. En- este case Ell tri-
bunal oy6 la declaration del senior Co.
ckran,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
LA MULA NO HABIA AvIsADo.

La policfa informa que en- la para
da tres, de Puerta de TERRA, una mu-
la perteneciente al Gobierno Militar
sufrio un accidente en- la carretera.
En- aquel sitio hay un pesebre, y
la mula quiso salir por una vereda
que conduce la carretera para Sc
guir caniino por esta. La aparicion de
la mula en- la carretera fue tan re-
pentina que ell "chauffeur" Victor
Rivera, de la guagua 6O9, que pasaba
por ALI en- aquel momento, no tuvo
tempo para desviar y arrollo al cua
drupedo. s
La mula recibi6 una fuerte contu
sion en- la cabeza y la guagua resulto
con algunas averias de consideration.
FL policia Jose R. Betancourt que in
formo ell case, dice que ell pago de las
averfas esta en- Was de arreglo por
medios amistosos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
UN BOHIO QUEMADO.

En- ell barrio de "La Sierra, de
Aibonito, fue destruido por ell fuego
un bohio de Inocencia Cruz. que es-
taba situado en- la fnca de Don Lau-
reano Gonzalez. De las investigated
nes practicadas, Sc deduce que Ell
fuego Sc origino en- una chispa del
fogon que volo al techo, en- momen-
tos en- que sus duefios estaban fuera.
En- ell bohfo habfa tres nifos que, afor
tunadamente, salieron ilesos de la con
flagracion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
AYUDE A LOS N1Nos PoBREs

Els necesarlo que en- caoa mu-
nicipio de esta isla, Sc organize
la sociedad filantr6pica eel "a
paio de los niiios pobres." Esta
sociedad viene trabajando desde
hace varios amos, en- San Juan,
con tanto 6xito que podemos ase-
gurar que todos los ni1os pobres
que asisten a las escuelas van de-
bidamente calzados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrifcios.
Aceptamos cualquier donativo por
insignifcante que sea. Mandelo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
UN ESCALADOR SORPRENDIDO
"INFRAGANTI".

Ell policia Gabriel Amalbert, y el
paisano Quintfn Esquilfn, sorpren-
dieron en- Cayey a Rafael Matos Or
tiz, en- momentos en- que escalaba
Ell establecimiento de Don Pedro Ro-
drfguez. Ell caco al yer que lie perse-
guian. quiso huir, luego hacer re-
sistencia, por 10 que lie fueron dis
parados tres tiros, dos de los cuales
hicieron blanco. Ell caco fue lIevado
al Hospital, en- estado grave, y ell
juez municipal lie exigio fianza de
$1,000 despues de califcar el delito
de escalamiento en- primer grado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
DOS POLICIAS EN- Ell BANQUILLo
DE LOS ACUSADOS

FL fiscal, en- tres de julio de mil no.
vecientos diez nueve, present6 una
acusacion contra los pclicias Luis Diaz
Hernandez y Rosendo Fernandez, quie-
mes acometieron y agredieron gravemen
te a don Luis Padial, causandole va
rias contusiones en- Ell cuerpo, de ca
racter grave.
Ell catorce de agosto Sc celebr6 ell
juic;o, practicandose la prueba de car
go y descargo. Aver dict6 sentencia ell
juez Rossy, imponi6ndole la multa de
Glen d6lares cada uno, y, en- su defec-
to, un dia de carcel por cada dollar de
multa que dejaren de pagar. Los acu-
sados establecieron recurso de apela-
ci6n ante el Tribunal Supreme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
AGGRESSION CON UN TACO DE
BILLAR.

Ell policfa Arturo Colon, que presta
servicios en- Puerta de TERRA, arresto
en- el caserio de "Salsipuedes" Leo
poldo Rada. Este individuo, segun la
denuncia presentada contra eI, tuvo
un disgusto personal con Jose Felicia
no en- ell interior de un billar, y no
teniendo otra cosa la mano lie dio un
goipe en- la frente con un taco de BIZ
llar.. Feliciano fue curado en- la sa-
la de socorros de una herida en- la re-
gi6n frontal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
A LA SANDAL

En- la calle de los Obreros, de San
turce y en- la casa conocida por ell
mismo nombre hay una letrina que
constituye una amenaza para la sa-
lud de aquel vecindario.
Puesto que la expresada letrina no
huele rosas es bueno que la Sanidad
Sc de un paseito por aquel lugar, v
provea inmediatamente, en- favor de
aquel vecindario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
JOSE coRDILs.

Luis Diaz y Rosendo Fernandez, por
acometimiento y aggression grave. Glen
d6Iares un dia de carcel por cada do
lar que deje de pagar.
Eduardo Dimas. por acometimiento Y
aggression. Diez d6lares.
Eduardo Dimas y otros. por altera-
ci6n de la paz. Cinco d6lares. Jaime Mi
randa, por abuse de confianza; Juana
Reinosa Juan Garcia, por adulterio;
Monserrate Garcia, por slteraci6n de
la paz. Sobreseidos y archivados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
sQUIERE UD. AYUDAR?

jQuiere I'd. cooperar al desarrollo
Intellectual v moral de las clases cam
pesinas? Pues hagalo ayudando a for
mar una biblioteca rural contribuyen-
do con un libro, folleto peri6dico.
Haga algo por sus compatriotas.
Dirija todo donativo a
Antonio G. Martfnez.
Professor Rural.
Villalba, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
LA cARGA DEL .'coAMo"

El vapor "Coamo'', que saldra hoy
para Nneva York, nevara la carga 81
guiente:
1926 sscos de azIcar de a doscien-
tos cincuenta libras cada saco; 1880
cajas de frutas, 1850 pacas, 800 pies
cubicos, y 515 barriles de tabaco, $50
sacos de cafe, SO cajas de sombreros
del pals, % cajas de pieles de carne-
ros. $50 cueros, 1926 cajas de naran-
jas Y $50 bultos de carga general.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
EsTUD1ANTEs DE LA NORMAL

Sc encuentran en- San Juan las sim
paticas y agraciadas sefioritas Lolita
Wales, de Camuy, y Carmencita Her
nandez, de Quebradillas, quienes vienen
matricularse en- la Escuela Normal,
de Rio Piedras, para asistir las classes
del afio en- curse.
Son huespedes de los esposos Diaz
Llenza-Avila, de Rio Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17

Habiendose extraviado la libreta nti-
nero 1892 expedida por este Banco
(secci6n de ahorros) nombre de Jo-
sefa U. viuda de Rodriguez, partir de
esta fecha Sc considera nula sin va
lor.
San Juan P. R. IL de setiembre de
1919.
Enrique CERECEDO MILAN,
(Secretario.) Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
DenunCia contra ell TesOrero

Una demanda contra ell Tesorero de
Puerto Rico, don Jose e. Benedicto,
ha sido radicada por el abogado o. B.
Frazer en- ell Tribunal de distrito, Sec
ci6n primera. Ell sefior Frazer repre-
senta a la "Waldrop Photograph Co. -,
de San Juan, la cual exige la devolu-
ci6n de ciertas contribuciones cobra
das en- exceso, y pagadas bajo protesta-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
UN CABALLO QUE Sc ESPAN
ia

En- la parada cinco, de Puerta de
TERRA, un caballo del Gobierno Mi
litar, perteneciente la compa1fa
"H", de Ballaja, Sc espanto con un
CAIRO electrico, v dio una fuerte coz
al automovil del DR.. Jimenez, de San
turce, que por casualidad pasaba por
ALI en- aquel momento. La coz del ca
ballo tuvo ell efecto de- romper la ca
pota del autom6viI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-17
La EspeCiaIidad de Ia Casa

ar Las personals que han frecuefitado
la fuente' de gaseosas vr1sa Palma
3 en- la calle de San Jose numero quin-
ce, (frente la Camara) han que
dado encantsdas de alaeespecialidad
de la casa, que es el nnantecado de
crema, trabajando con leche fresca de
vaca. Pronto Sc abrira en- Ell mismo
establecimiento un departamento de
reposteria al estilo parisi6n. Tambi6n
hay helados de todas classes y Sc des-
pachan encargos las casas de fami-
liza.