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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

Tengo que hacer especial menei6n
de un simpatico y distinguido joven
espanol, comerciante de la localidad,
que esta dando pruebas de ser un
consecuente Y leal amigo del progre
so, Me refiero a don Leoncio Lane.
"a, que su acreditado establecimien-
to de merceria ha anadido una nueva
industria la de la confeccion de cal
zado del pals comprando asimismo
una maquina marca Lands" para
echar media suelas en- menos dc trein.
ia minutos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

EN- LA coRTE sUPREMA DE PTo,
RICO
CoMISIoN DE REPUTATION DE AS
PIRANTES AL EJERCICIo DE LA
ABOGACIA
Ex PARTE:
F. Rivera ALMoDovAR, Peticionario
SoBRE ADMISSION AL EJERCICIo
DE LA ABoGACIA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

para Ell estomago para recibir y asimi-
lar debidamente los alimentos.
Las personals que sufren de dolor de
cabeza, jaquecas, biliosidad, NAL alien
to, reumatismo y resfriados frecuentes;
las que padecen de estrefiimiento agu-
do cronico y, especialmente. las que
tienen ell CUTS manchado, amarillento
palido deben adquirir la benefca cos
tumbre del banjo matinal inferno, pues
aquellas irregularidades Y dolencias no
tienen otra causa que ell auto -envenena-
miento de- ORGANISING determinado por
los residuos de la digestion, que ell cuer
po no puede expeler debidamente. Aeon
sejamos a tales personals que compren
en- cualquier drogueria un cuarto de IL
bra de Fosfato Limestone. Tai cantidad
cueSto solo unos pocoS centavos Y es bas
tante para que cualquiera pueda expe-
rimentar por ST mismo los enormes be-
neficios de la limpieza interior. No de-
be olvidarse nunca que esta es mucho
mas importante que Ell aseo externo del
cuerpo, puesto que la piel no absorbe las
impurezas acumuladas en- los poros mien
tras que los intestinos 81 abSorben Y lie
van la sangre las substancias veneno-
sas producidas por la digestion, 81 los
sobrantes de esta permanecen ali mas
tempo del que es debido. Advt.
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IN vEsA sAJA

Eneousssra nsssf 1T tfuNDo -
Il cafs Csatrai - osuraiss , csns.
FIasa rsss r Nksss 49,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

Francisco SOTO GRAs.
(Secretario de la Comisi6n de Reputa-
ci6n de aspirantes al ejercicio de la abo
gacia) Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

La hermosa casa del Doctor Ora.
nela, que fue casi destruida por cl
terremoto del aio 1918, ha sido recons
truida, y hoy es una bella y elegante
residencia, que prestigia el ornate de
la poblacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

la tenido oportunidad de yer al
senor Inspector de Pesas y Medidas
recorrer el comercio Y confrontar
las pesas, con el fin de yer 81 mar
chan de acuerdo con la ley.
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En- Bayamon hay un tema del que
Sc puede hablar largo y tendido. rs
10 que a Sanidad sc refiere; Bayam6n
estuvo muy distanciado de In hygiene
moderna, pero hay que ser sincere
decir la verdad para que ella sirva
de estimulo los sefiores que Ultima
mente han sido honrados con amplias
facultades para que la hygiene sea
atendida con el cuidado que merece.
A este respecto puedo deeir que el
nombramiento del prestigioso medi.
co DR.. Rodriguez para ocupar el
puesto de Comisionado de Sanidad,
ha sido muy acertado.
Hay aqui un sitio, en- el coraz6n
de la poblacion, que a decir verdad
era un verdadero lodazaI, donde 80
encontraban las sabandijas mas te.
rribles y los insectos mas venenosos.
Ell referido sitio sc conoce con el nom.
bre de LA Vega de San Miguel,
V en- realidad mejor le cabia el dc
Vega de Lucifer", debido a tanta
basura Y a tantos mosquitoes como
habia alli. Los vecinos del referido
sitio bendicen hoy al DR.. Rodriguez
por su acertada disposition al ordenar
que sc hagan zanjas y que Sc limpie
el infectado trozo de terreno; trabajo
este que sc esta hacienda bajo Ia com.
petente direction de don Nieves Ro.
man, quien tambien esta dando prue-
bas inequivocas de ser un celoso cum
plidor de su deber.
Los habitantes de dicho barrio es.
tan seguros de que el Sr. Comisions-
do de Servicio Publico ordenara Va
installation de un foco electrico. va
que es una cosa tan necesaria alli
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PUNTos DE PARTfDA
Puerto Isabella II. vieques
San Ildefonso. culebrs
FL precio del passage entire Taisrdo ,
vieques y vieques y cuisbra vics W
50 ser& un dollar c.ncusass csussvo r.
tos procios no inciuyen Fl trasports A.
mercancias carga ds ningdn gtnero.
perO los pasaieros tendrsn dsrscho Al
trasporte gratis De hasta cieu fbras -
equipaje.
Sc admisiran mercancias y earra 81
general raz6n de 35 csutavos aninfal.
entire Fajardo y vieques 0 vice vsrsa ,
otro tanto entire viequss , cuisbss. sisa
do Ia carga y descarga y riesgo por cusm
"a del embarcador.
Sc desea lamar Ia assnci6u dei pihli
CO hacia Ia comodidad y seguridad &C
ofrecer& este nusvo ssrvicio dadas ias
condiciones del barco adquirIao psra
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Saturno SANTIAGO.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
nv ZOE BECkLEY.

Sporismen OF Boston are doubly
tired. on the hells of prohibition in
the matter Of cheering beverages
comes The prohibition Of sunday golf.
No local option either The Holyoke
Country Club and The Mount Tom Golf
Club both suffered descent Of the
State police ON July j2Oth and every
person found wearing a sporishirt,
ioiing a niblick or bearing other symp-
tomato evidence OF interest in the
royal game was told that "golf play
ing must cease or action would fol
dow"
The visit Of the police was made on
compla ht Of the Rev. Martin d. knee
lard Of Winchester, President of the
Lords Day League, Of Massachusetts,
Mr.. kneeland believes that II golf Is
banned, church will become popular.
In. sharp contrast to the Boston cdici
Is the recent announcement Of Rev DR..
Karl Reiland, OF st Georges Episcopal
Church, stuyyesant Square and six
tcenlh street, New York city. that ser
vices at his house OF worship would
begn at ten O'Clock instead Of eleven
for The summer months IN order TO
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
YANKEES MAY SUE
TO RETAIN MAYS

NEW YORK, Aug ). United rressl.
Charges that he is financially inter
esled in the ownership of the Cleye-
land club in the league OF which he
is president. confronted Ban johnson,
head Of the American League today
The accusation was made by Lieut..
Col. r. /. Huston. half owner OF the
New York Yankees which has started
a tight against Johnson, following his
action in suspending pitcher Carl Mays.
Tn addition the New York clubs at
torneys declared they would today
seek an injunction TO prevent Johnson
from interfering further in the affairs
between Mays and the 1anks. II they
were successful they planned to start
lie Star hurler today, against the 81.
LOus Browns.
johnson has called off the meeting OF
club owners set for today. The club
owners were to pass final judgment
in the Mays controversy.
II Johnson can be proven TO hold an
interest in the Cleveland club 1t may
be necessary for him to resign. The
public IL is believed, will not permit
him TO remain as head Of Ge league.
Huston declared he wouS welcome
su.t in> the courts should Johnson
careAto go>that far. In that case, he
pointed out. James Dunn, president oil
The club, and others Of its board OF dl-
rectors. could be summoned to ten
what they know Of the ownership. He
said he did not suppose the books
show a johnson interest.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
YACHTSMEN|g Keen
FOR NEXT CALL
Sailors Start Annual Cruise
of Riverside Club
Next Saturday
SERIES OF EVENTS
ON The PROGRAM

All is hustle and rush among river
Sachtmen in the effort TO be ready 10
start with The leei next Saturday in
'the annual cruise Of the Riverside
Yacht Club 10 Chesapeake bay. \
number Of the slower boats are eX-
. pected 10 leave Essingion ca Friday
might in order 10 have plenty Of oppor-
sunity TO set through the locks in The
canal in time TO reach Town Point, the
frst rendezvous, by saturday evening
The cruise dscs not officially start
until Sunday morning when the FIRST
race Of the cruise is held from Town
Point 10 Nortons Greek. a distance oi
about sixteen nautical miles. This is
the FIRST Of a series Of races. which VIII
take the Yachts To Annapolis, Queens
town, and several other ports slong the
upper Chesapeake. The only change
made by the committee in The Itinerary
from that originally planned Is that
Instead Of two nights in Round Bay
above Annapolis, two nights viii be
spent at Queenstown.
The combined efforts Of the whole
town has led The yachtsmcn TO root
for. Queenstown, and finally cause tie
conimittce TO make The change A royal
greeting is being arranged by The
townsfolk Chairman William ODon-
nell, Of the racing committee. has an
nouncod that prizes viii be awarded on
point basis to the Bosts making the
best showing for the series OF races,
rather than for the individual races. :
time prize viii also be awarded TO the
craft making the best average time.
The cruise is not TO be all racing
however. for the entertainment COM
miitce has prepared all sorts Of affairs
Tor every evening Of the cruising wees
The committee has assurances that
probably twenty boats viii take tho
cruise and still more are expected. All
must have their 1919 ratings to W eligi-
bic 10 race. as all races viii be handi-
rap.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
JACKSON LOSES BEAD,
ALSO TENDLER BOUT

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3. United
Press).-If Willie Jackson, Of New
York, had kept his head he might be
credited today with a knockout victory
over Lew Tender, asplfant FOR Benny
LeOnard's crown.
In he nrst round Of a. six-round mill
here last night, Jackson dropped Tend
Ter twice. once for the count Of nine
Tenders second threw water into
the ring to revive him while he wat
taking the count jackson became So
enraged he forgot about Tender and
started after The seconds.
Il probably cost him the night be
cause Tender came back stronS and
the next five rounds succeeded in plas-
tering Jackson all over the arena.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
ELEVEN STRAIGHT ron sEAFoRD.

SEAFOhD, Del. Aug 3. seaford took
advantage Of East Newmarkcts mis-
plays here today and defeated 10 by The
score fi2 TO 0. The tie for 'nrst place
in the Peninsula Amateur League be
tween Laurel and seaford continues, as
Laurel defeated Federalsburg on the
formers grounds also today This
makes the eleventh straight win FOR
Seaford. Score: :
R.H.E.
e Newmarket .OOOOOOO00- 3
Seaford ......a30SO0Or0O-i 4
Batteries Smith. Holder; Meyers and
Webster; Lawson and ShipIcy. I'm
pires Murphy and Morgan.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
EWVORk

Don't ask me- he exploded, "un.
/ less you want TO hear a bit OF un-
printable language so The church w.ll
try compulsory religion. hey, and lose
The few customers they've got! Well, il
This thing keeps up. TN take myself
and my banking business 90 England
or Siberia or somewhere folks ran
nave a little innocent sunday amusc-
mcnl without getting out an inlunc-
ton
III they'd add a cabaret, remarked
Willie Abbott, well known sporting
writer, "insiead of sublracling sunday
golf from their churches up Boston
way, they'd be doing more real SER
vice TO humanity. You can't make a
man good by keeping him miserable" ."
At Dr. Reiand's church in New York
city ID was stated that eve have had
far bigger attendance This summer at
ten IN The morning than we had
throughout last summer at eleven
Wouldn't that tend TO prove that
sunday golf is not inimical to Sunday
church. but goes as we'll with it as
icing with cake2 Sort OF tops it off.
or is New lorR better Than Bos-
iony Morals, as somebody has said
being largely a matter OF geography
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
MCOORTY no MEET BECKETT

LONDON. Aug. ,. CUnited press).-
Promoter G. b. Cochran annotlnced
here last night that he had matched
Eddie McGoorty. The American light
heavyweight, and Joe Beckett British
heavyweight champion, for a bout at
Tire Oympia Club the nisht OF Septem-
her . 4 purse Of $4,000 will be sup
plemenled by a de bet for the same
amount
ON. the same card 10 was announced
will be Fred Fulton. who will meet
either Dick Smih or Arthur Townley.
This will be Fultons frst appearance
since coming here.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

T0mOrrOW afternoon Ihe WllmlngIon
Giants win play the Neighborhood
team al Clayton Park Saturday they
will so TO Chester. where they viii line
up against the Chester Giants
The Harlan Giants will play the New
Castle Giants on Saturday. The Victory
stars VIII try conclusions with The
sailors from Hog Island at Eden Park
on Saturday and the Rosebuds viii go
TO Cambridge, Nd 90 play.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
CRAcE-MILFORD NEXT SATURDAY.

The senior Grace team will play the
C9ulk Club Of Milford. a double
header next Saturday. Milford has
been PLAYING fast ball this year. The
down slate boys are in the running for
the Independent championship Of the
state The local team and fans viii
make The trip from here by machine.
Grace second team will play The
Smyrna team next saturday at smyrna.
a practice game Will be played be
tween the two local teams al Twenty
ninth and Market streets, tonight
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
.rErrY. MrLMAMs N roMN.

Lefty" Williams, formerly with
Harlan in the Steel League and now
with ihe Chicago White Sox. arrived
in town last night Lefty is visiting
with Bill Gallagher and lanes Stein.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
INnEI. .: FTDFRALsBuRG. o.

LAUREL. Del. Aug. 3.-LaureI baIIed
fredericksburg. New England League,
ierrincally here yesterday. winning to
q fredericksburg got but two hits Off
OHphant Laurers ace. Jones, Fed
eralsburg's first catcher, fractured an
arm in collision in the third innins.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
National League.

At ST. Louis r. II T..
Brooklyn OOOOO-5 fl 4
81. Louis 20 900 I % 0-3 8 ,
Bamcries-Pf Pfener and NJ. Wheat,
Ames and Dilhoefcr.
Al Chicago r. H. =.
Philadelphia .OiO2OOOO - # O
Chicago ....OIl00OOO0 .
Batteries and Tragrasser;
Hendrix and killlier
Boston Pittsburgh game at Pitts
burgh iponed-rain
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
cAuIK DEFEATS FEDERlLsBURG.

spec al TO The Evening journal.
MILFORD, Del, Aug 5-'rhe CaulA
Club won from fredericksburg. Of Thu
Peninsula League, here on Saturday.
Caulk got twelve hits, but sharp field
ing by fredericksburg held down the
score. Hummel held fredericksburg TO
flve hits. The score.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
Y NJ. II. 4. HIKE.

The Y. NJ. II. A. will conduct a hike
on Thursday from the Y. NJ. II. a. hut
at Brandywine Springs to Kennett
square. While there a visit will be paid
TO p. :. duPonts reconstruction camp
for conyalescent soldiers. All boys
wishing to go must make arrangements
beforehand T. Brown will be in the
office every day from p. m. to : p. m.
to give full particulars.
The hike will begin at 10 o'clock from
the "Y" hut. Secretary Philip Helm
Itch will be in charge.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
THIs sERIEs Is 11En

In the second game Of the series be
tween the Imperial and Penn A. A..
Clubs yesterday. Imperial won. Z 10 g.
The series is now tied Perkins. in the
box for Imperial famed i3 men and
allowed Penn but five hits.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
American League.
GAMES TODAY
NatiOnal Leaame.

New York at St. Louis
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
Boston at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
sr u,Ry's WANTS GAMES.

St. Mary's would like TO receive
gsmes from a TO A. year-old teams.
Twilight games also are wanted. send
challenges TO James Shields, NO. 1Sb
East Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

osily total ..3i 30 % % % 96 IS is9
No games played sTwo games.
american League.
High-Ph ladelphia, T.
Low-Chicago,
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

give a longer day Of recreation to golf
ers and others who wish to spend as
much time as possible in the open
air"
A traveller from Boston was ap-
preached upon the subject:
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
American League.

ST Louis at New York
Chicago at Philadelhia.
Cleveland at Boston
Detroit at Washington.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
nI. II

Two-base hits. IIorty. Seeligmann :.
struck out, by Mckinney, .; Walsh. .;
Horty. g. Base on balls, off Walsh, 1;
Mckinney, .. stolen bases. Purchasing
.: Sales. ;. Umpires, Hewitt and Oak
lev
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
SCORE By INNINGS.
pIncuASINC WINS TII SONE.

By an carly batting rally Purchasing
defeated sales yesterday afternoon in
the Hercules League. 90 1. Mckin-
nys playing stood out for Purchasing,
not only working well in The hoX. but
slamming out two safe bingles. The
score:
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

Naly total Go % Il 2i &C i6 i3 23i
No games played. XTwogames.
The Want Ads give full information
lor the worker.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
nlcn ANn LOW sconEs ,rsrrnnAY

Runs scored ip the National and Amer
ican Leagues, July % to Aug. 4, inclu-
siye.
National League.
High Brooklyn. 3, phillies, ..
L0v-Ch.cago, 2
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
cI,Nrs GET 10 HIS

Wilmington Giants defeated Wildel
Reserves, in sunset game last eve
ming, II to 4.
TWO home runs by Banks. and the
heavy hitting Of the entire Giant team
was the feature
SCORE By INNINGS.
r. II. z.
Wildcl ...fOIOiiO0O-i 8 6
VII. Giants .O3O02 005-ii % ,
Threc-base hits, Underhill Miller,
schoncld Home runs. Banks, ? stolen
bases. Cullen. Coyle. stafford, stewart
?. Banks. Irons, Johnson. InderhlL
Miller. struck ont by stafford. 3;
Coyle. I Holland. 6 Umpircs, smith
and j. Johnson.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
CanIk Club
Score by Innings.

Gaulk Club .......t 90 1 90 ! X-i
Hits of Gosln, in . innings Hum
mer. 6 in 3 innings Earned runs. Caulk,
3: Federslsburg. Tvo-base hits,
Wiley Three-baso hit. Petlyjohn.
struck out by Hummel. 4; Goslin, 3;
Hummer. T. Double plays, \llummel to
Counselman. Hummer 10 Wagner. Time
OF game, 2O5 Umpire, Valley
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
coLoREn PLA,cRorND LEAcuE.

Harlan Giants retain their possession
of first place in the league, but The VII
Giants are after them hot
foot" The standing Of the teams fol-
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

Britton and Lewis ought to
GO into vaudeville. They could
be together every night.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
American Leanue.

and Schang
At philadchia- r II. p.
ST. T.oms ...0O9OO0Ot O-3 30 q
Philadelphia 10000 tN-7 9 T.
Batteries Davenport and Severied;
Johnson and Perkins.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
LAYERs-OUT WIN.

Layers-Out Kept 10 NE Top OF inc
Harlan League yesterday, by defeating
Material. ) TO 4
Long started things in The fourth for
Material. hitting for triple and scor-
ing on patlersons single. Before the
slanza had been completed, three runs
had been scored
SCORE By INNINGS.
Material ......OO O03OO IL
f.avers-ont ........iOO Ox-5
Two-basc hits, Guest, Narran Three
base hits. Long. Struck out by Long.
>: Briscoc, >. Base on balls off Bris-
coc. 3; Long, &. Umpire, shorty
Miller.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05

Cleveland plays according to
the thermometer-it's getting
cooler now.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-09
Tiny COT Relates His Strange

"some girl! Game to the nnish!"
Tiny COTS lips shaped the words
almost before he had strength TO speak
aloud. But what he managed to muir.
muir seemed to be all that Mary cared
to hear. She sat on the deck OF the
tug supporting the mans head very
carefully. her shining hair ruf1ed in
q halo about her cherubic brow. And
she kissed Tiny's hand before all the
crew as forgetful Of her surround
ings as a shepherdess In Already or
her modern equivalent, a college girl
in love.
And came and went with the small
comforts a nurse could find on a tug,
realizing all OF the time that love
was working faster cure than could
achieve.
Mary looked marvellously happy,
and yet l wondered II a reconciliation
with Tiny might not be great mis-
take for her.
Let her rescue him, rival him in
this diving game, flirt with him, dis
card him or be discarded by him but
let her not marry him." said myself
to myself as watched them. "only
as long as an adventure lasts, or
changes its form, will that boy be
happy. He can't stand monotony. Let
domestic life grow stale, and Tiny's
normal male process OF reasoning will
take to dwelling on the wrongs he has
suffered. Jealousy will rule him.
Matrimony won't do much for him
lnor for her" Then asked myself
"Why?" and answered myself with a
, question:
who can conjure up that man or
that woman as the devoted. ana above
all else the patient-parent of a
child?"
Falling in love does not qualify
a man or a woman for getting mar.
ried. Nor does 1t justify marriage,
was my SNUG conclusion. After
which would have reviewed my own
experience-and Bob's-but the tug
was under way and the captain came
up for instructions.
ITO the Lorimer pier" was saying
when Tiny broke in:
"It you please. ma'am, not that way
but west-to the dock by the shacks
I'm going to get that id Hun"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-09
BY RIppY BYE.

The raspberry twins, red and black
are knocking at our kitchen doors
these July days and demanding admit
lance to the Loyal Order OF the Can.
To can raspberries, red or black
try this method.
Wash the fresh berries lightly, and
look over carefully. then pack in steril
lied glass Jars, alternating layer OF
sugar with a layer Of sugar, and allow
ing tablespoonfuls OF sugar to each
pint Of the fruit. Fill the jars two,
thirds full, and set on rack In wash
boiler. Pour in cold water until Jars
are two-thirds covered and bring the
water to a boil. Cover the boiler
When water boils, remove jars one at
q time. fill up from the contents OF the
other jars, seal Immediately and cool
Oven Preserved Raspberries-Wash
and pick over fresh raspberries and
pack into sterile glass jars. Cover
jars with glass tops, and set the filled
Jars on sheet of asbestos in a mod
erately hot oven. Let the fruit heat
through thoroughly. When the fruit
is cooked have ready a. syrup made
by boiling 2 cupfuls OF water with
2 cupfuls of sugar for twenty minutes.
Fill up the Jars with syrup, adjust
rings and covers, and seal.
Raspberry and Apple Jam-Peel and
core four pounds Of tart apples and
slice them thin. Put the sliced apples
in porcelain lined preserving kettle
with pounds of sugar and cupfuls
of water, Bring to boil and cook
for 15 minutes, then set over very
low heat or black raspberries, enough
to weigh 2 pounds. Add to the apples
and syrup and let simmer. Pick over
red or black raspberries, enough to
weigh two pounds. Add to the apples
and syrup and let simmer slowly until
it has jelly.like consistency. When
1t flakes from the side of the spoon
instead of falling in drops take from
the fire and seal in sterile glasses.
Raspberry Jam - Stem and cook
ripe currants and strain to extract .