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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
ONLY THREE
CLUBS, SAYS
ICE LEADER

VANCOUVER. Il. c.. July "a
Frank Patrick. president of the Pa.
cific Coast Hockey association. an.
nounced yesterday that the league
would be thrce-club affair this sea
son and that no franchise would be
granted TO any outside cities.
Con Jones. recently arrived er c
from Montreal. wanted a franchise
for fourth city. He announced he
would make a formal request to this
effect to the association.
Patrick, upon hearing of jones' in
tention, made the statement to the
effect the league would not be en-.
! larged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
PREXY BAUM
RESIGNS AS
COAST HEAD

SAN FRANCISCO. July a.
UNITED Press. l-The Pacific Coast
league IL minus president when.
ever the board OF directors get ready
to accept the resignation OF A. t.
Baum.
Baum. who has held the mentor
ship of the league for eight years.
rendered his resignation late yester.
day. He has accepted the agency
for an Eastern glass product.
Baum stepped from a telegraph
desk to the position Of sporting ed.
itor, Of San Francisco paper. from
which, he graduated to his present re.
signed position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
SECOND CRUCIAL
GAME TODAY

Cincinnati and New York will
meet In the second game Of their
crucial series In Manhattan to-
day. The Reds dropped the first
game when SaIlee hurled against
his old team mates and lost. Ben
ton, who pitched for the Reds a
couple Of years ago, was on the
biIlock for the Giants-just about
$3.50. II looks as II Dutch Reu
ther. former Northwestern league
performer, would get his chance
for real fame today. He is the
pitching ace Of the Reds now and
will probably be sent In to stop
the leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
FORMER TACOMA PRO
LEADS FIELD IN PLAY

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July "a
James Barnes, Sunset Hill clubs pro.
fossional. led the field yesterday In
the open golf championships by
equaling the course record of So.
There were 1874 starters.
Tom Mcnamara. former champion.
was second, with 70 and any number
made the course in II. The play Is
so good, IL is believed score of 100
will be required to insure a player
place among the "a golfers who
will start in the final round Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
Gz;' |'|j||'||A

Seattle boxing fans will see the
first smoker OF the Northwest Ath-
letic club August /. when Clay Hite,
matchmaker. will stage his maiden
show In the newly constructed gym
naslum In the basement of the Arena
Hite tried TO match Frank Farmer.
Tacoma heavyweight, with Battling
Hector. but was unsuccessful. as
Farmer had broken his hand. Mickey
King, who IN In Seattle. may tackle
Hector In the headliner.
Young Brown, Eastern lightweight
en- route to Australia. may be one OF
the principals In the headliner II tele-
graphic endeavors are successful.
They're going to lift the tax on
soda water. This will be a great
boost for tennis, but won't help out
tho grand old game OF golluf In the
least.
Bat Nelson is iecturing on the VIII
lard. Dempsey fight. He says it's as
good as the movies. Those who've
heard him talk win skip Mack Sen.
nett any umc.
Southern sport writer's are the
nuts. Here Seattle picks up new
third baseman by the name of Per
ring, who clouts the pin as a good
cloutsman should. and the scribes of
Pruneland keep mum as TO the birds
past history.
Poor Los Angeles seems to be
sluinpinr. Now that "wahoo" Sam
Crawford is out with a strained ten.
don. we can't see how the Angels arc
going 10 have any cinch on their pc.
sition in the percentage column.
Seattle managed to get men on
bases frequently in Vernon opener.
but five double plays nipped ambl.
tious attempts at bag stealing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

We rise to remark that Harry
Gardner. traded TO Seattle by the
Yippers for Mails and huge hunk
Of coin. dropped another game for
the Siwashes yesterday. II mem
ory serves us right. Gardner has
yet TO win a game as a member
Of the locals. or course. Gardner
has been out OF the game with
malaria. but It seems as II Bill
Rodgers wasn't so crazy after all
when he handed his leading twirler
10 Seattle Mails is admittedly one
Of the hest mound men in the
circuit and IL he can keep up a
steady pace he won't be in this
league long.
Road Trip Did II
But back to the Tigers and An.
ge1s. The Tigers have been sail
Ing along at merry pace for the
paSf month while the Angels
have had their troubles on the
road. The road trip Is what re-
ally wrecked the Angels, as they
were in no condition to put mp
their best game with the Tigers
after playing on foreign soil for
. month. A disastrous week at
SILT Lake City, in which the
Seraphs dropped five out Of six
gnmes. cut big into their lead.
and the failure Of the Killifer
tribe to take the series from Sc
a1tle didn't help the Angels any.
The loss Of Sam Crawford from the
lineup is serious blow to the An
gels Sam was pounding the pill with
much gusto and was right among the
elite In Coast sticking circles. Some
Coast league pitchers can breathe
easier now Ray Bates is playing
Sans position. as the big fellow,
who hurt his ankle in Sacramento the
other. day, will be out Of the fray
for at least a week. and probably
longer.
The Tigers. too. have the edge in
the schedule this week. as they are
playing our own Siwashes. Clymer's
troops have about as much chance OF
taking games in the Vernon series as
the German delegates had of taking
prisoners at the peace table sessions
Thomas Due
Lefty" Thomas will undoubtedly
start on the hill for the Seattle outfit
today, and ne may trouble the Tigers
but it is doubtful. The way the Tt
gers are going now make them dan
gerous contenders for the flag.
The Tigers go on the road for a
month after the Seattle series while
the Angels are in for another lone
stay on the home pasture after their
sojourn in Sacramento this week
The schedule favors the Angels AGAR
from now on. VIII the Tigers b
able to stand the strain of the road
trip that broke the Angels? Upor
this rests the championship of the
Coast league race for 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
Trio of Weak Hitters
Haze Found New Bats,
Says Fred Turbyuille
Peckinpaugh, Johnston and Thorp Are
Clouting Pill With Vengeance; Writer
Explains With "Maybes"
BY FRED TURBYyILLE

How do they do it? Doc Johnston of the Indians is
batting 303 Roger Pecknpaugh of the Yankees 343 and
Jim Thorpe of the Braves 1878
ans who only read the batting averages once year.
the na statistics OF the seasonwoud not believe it. Yet
they're doing that Doc Johnston right up at the top
OF the American swatters for several weeks and Rog Pec
paugh led the league for long tmeonly dropping out
lew days ago Jim Thorpe, who could hit with the
Giants, is heading the procession in the National
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
INTER-CITY MATCHES
MAY BE Revived

VANCOUVER, B. c.. July PA
revival of the international inter-city
tennis matches for the Star-Reynolds-
Star trophy may be held this season,
NJ. n. Malthy. secretary of the Van
couver Tennis association, announced
rupted by the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
PORTLAND'S SLUMP
SURPRISING

Portland dropped another game
10 the San Francisco Seals yes
terday, and are again on their
way to join the Seattle crew.
Portland made q squirt that prom
ised TO put them i'm the first di-
vision, but a terrible week at Salt
Lake City took all the fight out
Of the Beavers, it seems. Watch
ing fly balls drop 'over the Salt
Lake fences is enough TO take
the fight out Of any regular ball
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
IARUE WINS

OAKLAND, Cal, July 24.-The
Fat Larue-Jim Barry go here last
night was awarded Larue. The bout
was generally conceded TO be cit
rus. Jimmy Duffy took the decision
from Jimmy Marshall In the semi
final.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
PORTLAND GRAPPlER
CHALLENGES CANADIAN

VANCOUVER. -. c., July 24.-Ted
Thye. Portland middleweight wrestler.
has issued n challenge TO George
Walker. OF Port Arthur. for a bout
of any length. to be held at any
place the Canadian promoters may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

Yesterdays hero: Grover Alexan.
der. The Cub star won an 11.round
game from the Dodgers. allowing
nary a run. The Dodgers lost the
second pastime, also without scoring
4 TO 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

The Senators kept up their win.
ming streak, coming from behind and
tying the score in the seventh, and
then coping their thinning contest
with the Angels, 4 TO 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
LEAGUE NEEDS
BIG MAN

With the announcement OF the
resignation of Allen T. Baum as
president of the Coast League comes
the call for a special meeting of
league club owners to elect a success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

Pounding Gardner out of the box
In the first inning. the Tigers rolled
up an IL to 2 win over the Rainiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
OAKS WIN LISTLESS
GAME FROM LAKERS
SEALS COME FROM
BEHIND AND WIN

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2f.--san
Francisco pulled a ninth inning rally.
and tied the score yesterday, after
Portland had led, 1 to o. for eight
innings. The Seals then showed the
winning run across in the eleventh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

The Bees dropped loose game to
the Oaks, II to 4. Five errors by the
Salt Lake club cinched the game for
the commuters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

YOUTHFUL TENNIS STAR

Vincent Richards. the youthful
Brooklyn net wizard. has been
startling the Eastern net experts
with his phenomenal work on the
courts. He viii undoubtedly be well
mp In the vanguard of ranking play
ers when the experts make their Sc
lections for the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
SENATORS RALLY AND
WIN IN nth FRAME

SACRAMENTO, July 24.-Sacra-
mento started a batting rally yester-
day in the fifth inning, while the
score stood to 0 against them, and
tied the score, winning in the 18th.
4 to 3, against Los Angeles. The
Senator'S made five hits in the fateful
In Inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

A timely blngle by Casey Smith in
the eleventh inning won for the Seals
from the Beavers, . to /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

Summary; stolen baEes-High Meusel.
Home run Hosp. Two-base hits--Houck
Meus@ Sacrifice hits--pc vorrner ..
Bases on balis--schorr .. Houck Z. struck
out--schorr !. Houck 9. Innings pitched
Gardner Q. schorr plus. Runs respon-
sibie for--Gardncr .. Schorr 4. Houck l.
Double play--Mitchcii to Borton Charge
defeat to Gardner. umpires--finney and
Bedford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
BATTLE TO DRAW

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. July
24.-"Kid" Mex. Pueblo, and Stanley
Yoakum, Denver, fought IL terrific
rounds 20 a draw here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

The. Red Sox took hitch in the
Tiger average by winning. to 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

RUDE Benton pitched a ball game
and Knocked out home run that
won II. The Reds went down. TO !. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

Let's go buy BoIdt's French Pas
try. Uptown, 1dl4 Bird Ave-; down
town, 9I3 End Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

The Phillics won their NTH straight
from the Pirates, o to /. but sue
cumbed in the second. to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
NolIan Wins
Tennis Title
at Woodland
Youthful Star Bests Worth
for Class A Net Crown

w. Nolan in n carefully played
match defeated Il. IL. Worth In the
finals yesterday OF the playfield ten
mis- tourney and won the class A title
The play was interrupted by showers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

Batteries: Miller and Lee. Rixey and
Clark. Adams
BOSTON July 24.-Boston- Louis
games postponed: rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

Batteries: Jones and Baker:
Seaton, Smith and Baldwin and Nc
Kee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
Thursdays Games

6-Norborn and wabraushek VS..
Benson and Worth; G. +. Hin vs.. Cas-
taneda d3 finaD; Hesketh and Nolan
VS.. Packer and Nanderlas.
7-R. Boyer VS.. Gable &C finaD; v.
Robinson VS.. T.. McCullock; Hesketh
and Nolan VS.. Hin and Nanderlas;
Benson and Worth VIZ. Summey and
Piggatt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
Wednesdays Games

Women-A. Burnstad won fr 0 m
Hazel Dixon. go. SO. Meyer and
Blumenfeld won from Mrs. Elliott
and Atwood, go. Cd.
Men-Gable won from King. 90.
81 &C. semi.finaD; Boyer won from
Duncan. SO. so. SO &C semi finaD;
johnson and Lagerstrom won from
Turner and Noyes. so. 81; w. Nolan
won from Il. H. Worth. 81, G-3. 81;
johnson and Lagerstrom won from
Coles and Kozlawslsi. SO. 1913; He's.
keith and Nolan won from Hill and
Oldham Of 81 .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

Seattle managed to get men on
bases frequently in Vernon opener,
but five double plays nipped ambi-
tious attempts at bag stealing.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04
TRIBUNAL MUNICIPAL

Rafael Rosado, por acometimiento y
aggression, absuelto.
Ramon Paoli, por infraccion La ley
de autos. Cinco ddlares.
I cecilio Castro, pOr hurto menor. Un
afio.
Martin Martinez, por infracci6n La
leytde autos. Cinco d6lares. e
Eustaquio Moreno, por escalamicsito
en- segundo grado. seis meses de carcei.
Pedro Garcia, por acometimiento y
agresi6n. lcinco d6lares.s.e. 5..s. &,
Felix Pacheco. Flores Leon, Eduvi-
ges Beltr6n, Enrique Solomon y Je-
sds Santos. por jugar a, 10 prohibido.
Dos d6lares cada uno. ps .e.
Angel Santiago, por infracci6n La
ley de autos. cincp d6iares.
Rafael Rosado. por escandalo. $50.
Rafaela Duchesne, por escandalo. S25.
FeIcita Duchesne Mercedes Du-
chesne, por idem. Absueltas.
Jose Beira, por hurto menor. Dos
meses.
Ramon Acevedo, Simon Rosado, Gre
gorio Williams, Jose r. Hernandez v
Gerardo Hernandez, por jngar a 10 pro-
hibido, Dos d6lares a. cada4 nno. ID.
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CECILIO TIENE LA MANIA DE LOS
RELoJEs como CARLOS oUIN-o

Aver fue llevado la Fiscalia, por
ell detective Felipe Ferrre, ell indivi-
duo cecilio Castro (a) iris Tras, cuyo
fracaso ha venido a con secuencia de su
gran afici6n los relojes.
La acusaci6n contra Cecilio era por
haber sustraido del bolsiilo un reloj a
Agustin Huerta. Esta prenda tiene un
valor de $1,000 fue recuperada por
ell detective, en- poder de Rodolfo Sua-
rez, captain de un velero surto en- Ell
puerto de San Juan, quien ha 5ia
sido vendida por ell caco.
Cecilio trat6 de ganarse la CON pa
sion del fiscal alegando que era la
primera vez que sc veiaa procesado por
un "asunto tan feo'', tai vez con la
intenci6n de que lie aplicaran el mi
nimum de la pena. Por telefono Sc So
licitaron los records" de la Policia
Secreta, y bien pronto apareei6 ell NOM
bre de cecilio, con otro robo de reloj,
que habia sustraido Felix Manzano
FL detective Barrantes fue ell que 10
arrest6 aquela vez, Y fue sentence lido
a ocho meses Ceciilo vino estar en-
relaciones con la Policfa Secreta, con
motive de los juegos de las tres car
tas.
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Ell ''TIGRE'' FUE DETENIDo AVER

El detective Jose Cerra arresto en-
ell nuelle niimero dos Pedro Garcia
(a) lei Tigre', por haber fntentado
herir con una navajo barbera neon
pafiero 6e trabajo. a
El dia anterior, el mismo detective,
sorprendio en- la calle de la Cruz a un
muchacho que llevaba un cajon con
varias botellas de ron. Ell muchacho,
al verse en- las garras de la Secreta,
Sc disculpo diciendo cue el no era ell
dueno de aquellas, botellas y Sc ha-
llaba dispuesto a buscario para sal
var su responsabihdad FL nluchacho
desaparecio no yolvio nj por las bo-
tellas, que cn vista de 10 ocurrido fue-
ron depositadas en- ell Quartet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04
UN ROBo

Emilio Maldonado informo la de,
;ective que le habiGn robado un reloj,
valorado en- veintic;nco dolares, una
cartera conteniendo dos dolares veinti
cinco centavos. Dijo que el supone que
Eabia sido. un muchacho, como de quin
ce amos, natural de Manati, que fu6
qilien tltimamente fue d hacer la lin
pieza de su cuarto, y ha desaparecido
Dijo tambien, que hace como un mes
Sc lie desaparecicron $50, sin que nunca
haya averiguado quien fue ell autor de,
robo. -9
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'INFORMACION GENERAL
DE NuEvA YORK


En- el Ponce" llegaron, entire otros,
los siguientes pasajeros:
Ricardo Aguayo, George Benefited,
Francisco Berretiaga, Marcelino Borges,
Julian Carboneli, Webster Carlson, Anne
liza Cameron, Frank E. Gold, Joaquin
carinona Luis Font, Gabritl Fernos y
sonora, Jose Jimenez y sonora, Roberto
Guidry, Elisa Guidry, Luis Garcia, Fran
cisco Llano, Albert Lee y sefiora, Eli
more Lee, Jose Ldenza, Albert Levy
Emile Laienfs Pedro F. Larrosa, Pedro
San Miguel " sonora, Rebeca Newton,
Gloria Newton, cornelio Newton, Jai
me Newton 9 Pedro orcasitas, Angel OF
casitas, c. Pierce, Marie Pierce, Esteban
Quinquilla, Antonio Roth, Candelaria
Rios, Frank Reyes, Juan Rodriguez, j
M. Sanoja, Pedro SAMOA, Socorro Sa
noja, Leona Suria, Manuel Sobrino
william Trap, Jaime Sire Tarafa. Ra
mon C. Umpierre, Rafael villavicen
cia, Te6filo villavicencia, Josefina vi
llavicencia, Enrique Vidal, Ramiro Agui
la Antonio Antongiorgi, Carmen casti
llo Teobaldo Casanova, Bonifacio Diaz
Guadalupe Diaz, Ramon de Leon, sixta
Jimenez Hijos, Julio de JESUS, Andres
Pericas, Ramon Perez. Jose Parrilla
Luis Rodriguez, w. Thompson, y
Eduardo velez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04

IRA, por divorcio. Sc declare con lu-
gar. Ia elimination de la moci6n de la
demandante sobre division de bienes.
Juan Angel Romero y otro VS. Mar
celina Romero y otras, por nulidad de
titulos. Sc declare sin lugar la elimi-
naci6n de la moci6n de la demandante.
Manuel Carbia Ruza VS.. Maria Be
len Aieman, por deshaucio. Sc declare
sin lugar la mocion de la demandante
para dejar sin efecto la sensencia.
Domingo correa VS.. Elias Quifiones
por deshancio. Sc declare sin lugar La
denada,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04
1.-THE NORTHERN CHEMICAL c.

Ha sido archivado en- la oficina del Sc
cretario Executive un certifcado de en-
miendas las clausulas de incorpora-
cion de Ia corporation 'The Northern
Chemical Company Inc. en- virtud
de las cuales Sc traslada la oficina prin
c:pal de la casa ndmero -252 de la Ca
rresera la numero 16 de la calle del
Parque, Santurce, Sc reduce el capital
social autorizado de 100000 $4,000
" Sc cambian las acciones en- comlnes
y preferidas. s.a .., ,,....
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JamOnHs de Ia Sierra,
ChOrizOS de Ia RiOja,
MOrCiIlaS en- TnanteCa
COLMADO LUNA.
DON MARIANA ANGELEr

Despues de permanecer una larga tenn
porada en- Espafia ha regresado San
Juan Ell culto estimado caballerO don
Mariana Angelet, en- compafiia de su dis
tinguida esposa Y de sus nifios.
Ell sefior Angelet es un elemento muy
apreciado en- San Juan, de cuyo conner
clio forma Importance parte.
Reciba, en- union de los suyos, nues-
tro afectuoso saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04
SIGUE LA HIsToRIA

En- la parada 26, ell auto del doctor
Giuliani, de Rio Piedras, guiado por
Justine Marrero, arroll6 a la sefiora
Inocencia Rodriguez, causandole heridas
y contusiones en- varios parties del cuer-
po. +s
Investigate el case, resulto que la
perjudicada es sorda y no oyo la bocina
del auto, que era tocada con mucha
insistencia.
El juez ordeno al chauffeur y tes-
tigos que comparezcan, para proceder
a la investigation. r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04
PoR ROBAR ARRoz DE LA
l,as a. GoLETA ass.1IAYAGUEzANA'

Jose Beira, fua llsvado ante Ell Tri-
bunaL porque sustraio de Ia. goleta Ma
yaguezanap, cuatro libras de arroz, va
loradas en- cuarenta Y ocho centavos,
y Ell cual lie fue ocupado dentro de la
maleta que llevaba. Ell jucz Santos le
impuso dos meses de. carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04
q q, ,zIiigyllalEIAIla,I

dada diez dias para contestar.
q Enrique Lucca VS.. German Diaz Her
manos, por daaos v perjuicios. Sc. de-
claro con lugar la exception previa y
Sc lie eoncedi6 ala parte demandante
diez dias para enmendar la demanda.
Sc lego Ell calendario especial que
Sc reieren las secciones primera Sc
gunda de la ley "a.
Antonio Rodriguez Aponte VS.. Ramo-
na sotomayor, por divorcio. Sc conce-
dio el beneficio de pobreza para lii
gar en- este case.
s Maria Fernandez VS.. Nolberto Sic
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04
CAIDA FATAL

Severa Roman, de 46 afios de cdad,
natural de Fajardo, Sc cayo sobre un
barril, produciendole la fractura de una
costilla. Fue curada en- la sala de So
zorro por ell practicante Claudio luc-
go paso al Hospital.
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EsTuDIos coMERcIALEs

Garantizamos ensefiar por correo por
dos d6lares mensuales: Curse de Tene-
dor de Libros, So; Curse Complete de
COntabilidad Mercantil, SIS; Curse Ia
quigrafia Gregg o Pitman. $14.. Mande
sellos pidiendo informes de la Fajardo
Commercial and Language School. San
Juan. Advt
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FRANCISCO MARcHAN s1cARDo

va esta defnitivamente bien de las
graves dolencias que quebrantaron su
salud, nuestro buen amigo Ell Licdo.
Francisco Marchan Sicard6, elemento
distinguido de la sociedad de Rio Pie
dras, dondeses alta y generalmente es-
timado.
E Nos alegramos de que Ell excelente
amigo haya recnperado su salud.
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LOS QUE vIAJAN

Ell Gobernador ha expedido los siguien
tes pasaportes: Para Espaiia, Jose AL
bite Gonzalez, de Rio Piedras; para Gu
ba, Maria Herrero Saturnina Roman,
dc Cayey; para Santo Domingo, Jose L.
PesQuera, de Bayamon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04
HoGAR FEL1z

Fl hogar de nuestro estimado amigo
don Juan Carreras, corresponsal de FL
Mundo'' en- Vega Baja, sonrie de felici-
dad con Ell nacimiento de una linda nina,
que viene ser la primogenita de los
estimados esposos Carreras -Dorna.
Deseamos la tierna infante que lie
vara Ell nombre de Jennie, inuchas ven
turas en- la terra. ra
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ARRoLLADo PoR UNA GuAGuA

Ben;to Cortijo, de ounce aaos, 1a.u-
rad de Santurce, fue curado en- la sala
de socorro, de una fuerte confusion en-
la region lumbar, y. otra con erosion
EN- el tercio superior de La pierna izquier
da, Dijo que habia sido cojido por la
guagpa New York;, en- los momentos
que Sc apeaba de otro vehiculo en- San
turce. W
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UN TR1UNFo DE LIZ crRUJ1A

Ell sabao i1ltimo fue ope3ado salts
factoriamente dc Ia garganta nues:rc
estimc do amigo ell honorable Fiscal Sc
nor Rafael Rivera zayas.
La operacion fu5 practicada con el
mayor exito per ell acrcditado especia-
lista doctor Laugier a quien felicitamos
cordialmente.
Deseamos pronto restabIecimiento al
senior Rivera zayas.
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PoR JUGAR A 10 PRoHIBIDO

| FL cabo de La policia Rafael A. Co
Ion, llevo, ante el Tribunal a Ramon
Acevedo, Gerardo Fernandez, Claudio
miranda, Jose Figueroa, Pedro Miriam
.da v Jose r. Hernandez, auisnes esta-
ban jugando. El juez Santos inpuso
dos d0lares de multa a; cada uno.,