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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY
COMMISSIONER OF THE COCN-
Ty OF PISCATAQJIS

Your petitioners respecttully ask that
highway may be laid QUO from the ter
minus Of the County Roai in Greenvil.e
at the MacFarlane Place. SO called.
thence northeriv from sand terminus a
said MacFarlane Place to the northerly
line Of said town of Grceuvilie about
three miles. thence in a ntrther!y direc-
ton across Township A. Range .. about
tive miles. running between Prong Pond
and Moosehead lake neac the shore OF
LILY Bay.o By the most feasible route
e the north line Of said Township 4.
Range :. thence across Township A
Range "A. SO as TO inte-sec- the COUNTY
Road leading from the wharf a: Lily
Bay to Roach River. at point near III,
bridge that crosses the STEAM near the
Lily Bay Hotel. so called.
Your petitioners represent that
highway between said points by the
course above named. is required by
common convenience and necessity. and
pray YOUR Honorable Boa-d 70 lay out
said highway between said points as in
such case is authorized by the statue
OF the state.
Dated January /. 1919
Joseph Dawson and 3 others of Mon
Willis E. Parsons and q others Of
Foxcroft
|. c. Sawyer and q othe-s Of Dover.
William 5. owen and p others OF Mao
b. +. Chadwick and = others ..
Brownville.
STATE OF MAINE.
PIsGAT;A9uls. S., C9ur: Of County
1915
Upon the foregoing petition it is con-
sidered by the Commissioners that the
petitioners are responsible. and that they
ought to be heard touching the matter
set forth in their petition. and therefore
order, that the County Commissioners
meet a, Town Hall in Greenville, on
the twenty.sixth Gay of ;larch. 4. D.
'rNT l.
proceed TO view the route mentioned
in said petition: imrn. @iately afte-'
which view. a hearing of the parties
and witnesses will be mad at some con-
further measure taken in the premises
as the Commissioners shall juGge
proper. And i, Is further Ordered. that
notice OF the time. place and purpose
said. be given to all persons and cor
porations Interested. by publishing an
attested copy of the petition. ard this
order thereon three weeks successfully
paper printed at Guilfo-d. IL the County
OF Pisca taQuis. and six weeks success
sively in the kennebec Journal. rub
lie newspaper printed at Augusta. in
TO the State, the last publication in
each of said papers to be thirty days AT
least before the time of sad view. that
all persons and corporations interested
may attend and be neard IL tnes see III.
And il is further Ordered that notice
be given by serving an at,ested copy II
the petition and this orcer thereon.
upon the Clerk of the toWr of Green
vile. and by posting up atiested copies
of the same. in three public places i'll
Attest: CALVIN W. BROWN. Clerk.
A true copy of the petition and order
Attest: CALVIN w. BROWN. Clerk
1an15 we'd St
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BLUE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE
MEN1

Application having been made to the
Banking Department by the following
Dealer in Securities under provisions #
Chap 20, Sec. If to .. of the Revised
Statutes, as amended. legal notice is
hereby given and any person NAV.
within two weeks from the date of thi,
publication file objection to the pro-
posed registration with the Banking
Department.
Name Business Address
Fynney & Cutter, Lawrence Building.
Boston. Mass.
FRANK l.. PALMER.
Bank Commissioner.
Augusta, Me, Feb. IS, 1919
feb1gd1t
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BANKS AND BANKING

The committee on banks and banking
will give a hearing in its room at tire
state House, in Augusta,
TUESDAY. February 25th, 1919. Y.
NJ. on the following:
l. An Act to enlarge the powers OF
the First Auburn Trust Company and
to authorize caid corporation to become
surety on bond.
?. An Act permitting savings banks
and institutions Of savings to Invest in
certain Kinds of acceptanceS.
= An Act to incorporate the Home
Trust Company.
4. An Act to amend Section ~
Chapter So hevised Statutes, relating
to the 'ankirs business ST. s CRANE. Sec.
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SALARIES AND FEES

The committee on Salaries and Fees
will give a public hearing in Room IS at
the Safe House. in Augusta.
TUESDAY. FEB. -. at ?. NJ.
All matters pertaining 10 the salaries
and fees of the several county officers
for the counties OF Knox. Lincoln. Pc
nobscot ard Piscataquis. and for clerk
hire in said Offices. also all matters per-
tanning to municipal courts. Salaries.
clerk nre. cts.
THURSDAY. FEB. q. ateP. NJ.
All matters pertaining TO the salaries
for the COUNTIES of Sagada hoe. SomeI-
set, Waldo. Washington and York. ara
Yor clerk hire IN laid Offices. also all
matters pertaining to municipal courts,
salaries, clerk hire. etc.
EDGAR Z ROI-NDS Sc
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The eo-rlittee IN NercaNt!Ie Affairs
and Insurance Will give a public hear
ing in its rooms al the State House. II
Augusta.
WEDN ESDAY. FEB. u. at :. P. NJ
An Act - amend Chapter 90 OF the
Revised Statutes. relating to cinema % :
graph and moving rIcl-raS
An Act TO amend Cha pier So Section
Fl of the Revised Statutes. reating .
the annual statement OF conditions CT
insurance companies and providing 4
penalty for neglect 10 file the Statement.
WILLIAM O. THOMAS. see
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STATE OF MAINE

KENNEBEc. 50: SUPERIOR COURT.
IN TERN Augusta, February tth,
Nae z Dyer. LIB, vs.. Rober. L
Upon the annexed ~ri. and libel. It i.
ordered tr me. the undersigned. Justice
OF said Court that notice thereof oe
given % the Noelss. by publishing ar
stract thereof. together with this order
thereon. three weeks saccessively III
the Kennebec Journal. newspaper
printed in Augusta in said County o;
thirty DAYS at least before the mex,
term OF said Court. 20 De holden al Au-
gusta. within and for said County OF
kerre5ec. on the first TUESDAY of April
pear III said Court and answer thereto.
Il he see 81.
Justice Superior Court.
STATE OF MAINE.
County Of kennebee. SIS:
To the Honorable Justice OF the ST.
perior Court, next TO be held at Az
glsta within ana for said County IN
the first Tuesday o. April. A .. 1879
Respectfully represents Mae E. Dyer
OF Augusta il said County that she
was lawfqlly married 70 Robert l.
i Fl the seventh "a % -~'s a. ~
That they lived together as husha I'D
and wife az said BAN. and that the
said Rooe-c L. Dyer has been ard Is
guilty If gross and confirmed habits Of
fntoxlcation. and has been and is guilt!
Of cruel and abusive treatment toward
me said Mae z. Dyer
Wherefore she prays that a divorce
nav he 6ecreed between her and the
"a Id Robert L Dyer
And YOUR iibelanI ayers that the pres
ent residence OF her said husband IS IN
known to-he- and cannot be ascerrainei
by reasonable diligence.
Dated az Augusta aforesaid. this cAir-
MAE E DYER.
Subscribed and sworn 20. before me-.
this thirteenth day Of January. \. D
". P. FATTANGALL.
justice OF the Peace.
Seal
AUS | III COPY G w. JONES. Clerk.
<zb
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The following are the transfers of
real estate In the county Of Som
erset for the week ending February
is and recorded in the office Of the
register CT deeds:
Canaan-Henry johnson Of Can
aan 10 John y. Drawn OF Canaan,
IS acres Of land in Canaan.
r Embden-Ernest Lisherness OF
Hampden TO Granville Lisherness OF
Embden. &c acres OF land in Embden-
Fairfield Hattie F. Clifford and
Mary c Lowell OF Los Angeles
county. California, TO North Arson
Manufacturing Company of Arson.
land in Fairfield. Fred ". Drawn Of
Fairfield and William s. Flood IF
CLINTON to Mary 4. Mitchell Of Fair
field. S. acres Of land with buildings
in Fairfield Francis a. Cain and
Sadie 3. Lord Of Fairfield to Angus
tus s Burk Of Fairfield, land In
Fairfield.
Jackman-George 7. Archibald q
Bath to Francis T. Stone Of Jack
man, land and buildings in jack
man.
Invertebrates II. Gray OF Mer-
GER to William Decker and George
Decker Of Mercer. II IL acres of
land with buildings in Mercer
PittsAeld-Daniel G. Hodgkins Of
Pittsfeid 20 Dorninik Frederick of
Pit,sfieId. south three fourths Of
Lot. No. II in the 10Th Range Of lots
in Pittsaeld, containing IS acres.
Ripley-Cecil II. Webber Of Dexter
TO Walter y. Eaton of Dexter, TWO
parcels CT land in Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Tobey' of
this town have received word from
their son Karl. who was an origin
al member Of Company E. 10srd [.
$. Infantry. that he has arrived at
Newport News. Sergeant Tobey was
severely wounded by shrapnel while
a. the front.
4 silver tea was held Monday aft
er noon in Library pariors under the
auspices % the Daughters of Am
erican Revolution. a large number
Of guests were present and a pleas
an, afternoon was enjoyed. The
musical program consisted OF mill
tary selections on the piano by John
oddly md patriotic songs by Willis
Hobart. The literary program con-
sisted Of a very excellent research
paper, On the River Road by
Elise Fellows White. This paper
was interspersed with the old time
bailards. Drummond's Canadian
poem. French Habitant' was read
by Miss Louise Coburn. Mrs. Mary
Gushing Palmer. who is guest in
town for a few days. gave Very in
teresting talk. Refreshments of tea.
sandwiches. ice cream and cake were
served. Tie hostesses for the after
noon were Mrs. Elizabeth Merrill.
Mrs. Nellie Chase. Mrs. Emma Dun
ton. DR.. Cora Johnson and Mrs.
Elise Fellows White.
The Debt committee Of the
Grange will give a dance and oyster
supper Monday night. This dance
and supper is given at the request
Of the legislative committee VINO
were entertained at a similar affair
during their visit to the Woman's
Reformatory. Tie Grange dances
held during the winter have proven
very popular.
Mr.. MeGovern. internal revenue
inspector. and Mrs. McGovern have
returned to SkowEegan for few
days. Mr.. McGovern has been sta
toned in town during large part
of the winter and has made many
friends while here.
AT the Womans Club meeting
held Thursday afternoon the sub
iect to be considered is Poland and
! Polish music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Priest Of Wes.
Front street were called to Oakland
Tuesday. by the death Of Mr.. Priest s
father.
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srAre LANDS AND Fohe'
PRESERVATION

The committee on State iaraS aus;
forest preservation will give ard
hearing in roor- g. office OF 'ns ,ss
agent and forest commissioner 81
State Houss. in augusta ,o,a ~. N
." An Act amsndins Chapter St S,a,.
o. Paragraph I. OF the Rev,s.a .,o~,
utes. relating to the town ~ ,'r cS,.rk.
MILDRED. kEENE'
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INSANE HOSPITALS

The committee on insane hospitals
will give a public hearing in Room IS
at the state Hp Sc. in Augusta.
TUESDAY. FEB. IS. 1919. p. II.
OF the following:
Resolve in favor o. the Augusta State
Hospita. for maintenance and ether
purposes for the years 1919 and 1907
Resolve in favor Of the Augusta state
Hospital for the construction and equip
Elert of a nurses home
Resolve in favor OF the Augusta State
Hospital for e construction of a new
building Tor pc tfents.
WILLIAM II ROWE. Sec.
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years ago he lost his home by fire
and moved to Brunswick and became
associated with his brother. Henry
B. Dunning in the livery business.
carrying on the business after his
brothers death until two years ago
when he once more retired.
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legislative Notice

Regular meetings Of the committee On
.ahor will be held every Tuesday at
ernoon at 80 o'clock at the ONCE y:
the Chairman Of the Industrial Accident
Commission. state House.
ELISHA ". PIKE. Sec.
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Let Us Increase
Your Weight
Become Plump and Pleasing
Gaia Flesh. Get Calm Nerves. Build Up.
A Real Tonic kutrimsnt and Flesh Builder.
Kot Certone and become Strong
. and V1Horosss. Rebutkds
Worn.Ou& Nefc0 Tissues.

A. a Flesh Maker and
Strength G,ver CEkTOAE
- ia q class a. By Itself.
Eat il fora few DAYS and
ee. Neville, Richer Blood
S,ead.er Nerves and In.
proved Digestion. GER.
TONE is absolutely safe
for Gsn, woman aud chi.c.
VOC can prove II Eat .
l,t,le CERTONe and nots
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STATES PRISON

The committee on States Frs
give a public hearing in is ION.
the State House. in Augusta.
THU RSDAE. FEB. 3. Z. : ? :.
Resolve in favor 90 rlat-.--a--. -
improvements, on States F-<c-
F. 3. PEABODY =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19
PUBLIC UTILITIES

TIE Committee On Puhlic Tti,ities will
give a public hearing il Room lis at
tie State House. IN Aug sta.
WEDNESDAY FEB. IS. at 2. NJ.
O. the following:
No. $. AT At to extend and ameni
the charter Of the Eastern Maine Rail-
road. -tEe assigned from FEB. -
EME..y u WILSON. sec
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ioi ALI ages Write Q on I
them fesh. strength
and health after every.
thing e.se failed - help
them. Here is . oic.
= tcre Of Wn. Keiaer.
Who gained y pounds
through CFRTONE.
and Miss Wyman WHO
gained II pounds.
The quickest and best
way to settle doubts
b TO ieat CERTONE
for y few days. We
Wiilsend you . S0eert
to1 II you viii nal
this Coupon and IS cts.
seward cur postage and
advertising expenses.
OF you may Buy a Dol
lar boz from your drug
SIst. Get CERTONE
at cnce then watch yorr
sairyor. Note your daily
fain. Feel better and
look better. get good
soLd flesh and lasting
cr.oA health
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ouinine That Does Not Affect Head.

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tat
!s.sl can be taken BY anyone without
causing nervousness or ringing in ;ha
head There Is only one "E-omo Quir-
ne" z. ". GROVE s signature on the
hoy Nv
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CORRECTIONS

Wounded Severely. Previously Re.
ported Missing in Action
Privates Frank J. Daily, Greenfield,
Mass; Joseph Levesque, Lawrence,
Mass
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,0eek. sho builders. bus, and inos.
| Doctor. ministers. nurses. men and women
! OF all ages write ox CEkIONE has given
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Sea-
4 true COPY.
Attest. &. W JUN Is Nisih
<ebI9 wed
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN
SuRANCE

F P WASHECRN Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
De SantO Domingo

Relacion de los pasajeros que trajo
ell vapor Marina:
Maria Helena Corneiro; Manuel
Vale; Gonzalo Figueroa; Tula Fe-
rrer; Eduardo Figueroa; Gloria FL
gueroa; Carlos de la G. Carlos; Ro-
drigo Villa; Pedro M. Mallen; Juan
B. Velez; Juan Pagan; Piedad Esca
lera; Juan Pabon; Sixto Diaz; Car
men T. Martinez; Angel Julia; Agus
tin Dfaz; Juan J. Forquet; John A.
P. Green; G. B. thompson; Cruz
Asencio Rivera; Maria De Jesus Luz
go; Juan Vale; Petronila Garcia;
Enrique Colon; Edward Charlie Kni-
ght; Luis Felix r d r i 'g u e Y;
Carlos Balaguer; Clodomiro Cabahas;
Luis F. Green; Indvig j. Jacob; Jose
Frontera Marquee; Diego B. Meyer;
Margaret Meyers; Maurice Fairbu-
rre; Alox A. Slick; John William;
Ines Mendoza Vda. Jerez, Florencio
Amere Albasi; Reginal Brey; Rosa
Julia Badhi; Noises Salas Bais; Lau
ra Fland; James Wellington; Leticia
Wellington; Daniel Wilmington; Vie
tor L. Williams.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
La Association POTtOHiQueha

Continuation de la pagina 1a.)
sabado proximo, setiembre 20, 1919, a
las dos de la tarde.
Desean los organizadores de tan her
rnoso movimiento sim precedente algu-
no en- la historic de pusstro amado pals,
Qus todo Ell mundo asista la impor
tante asamblea del sabado. Sc compla-
cen en- invitar los hombres de nego-
clos, asi como todos los empleados,
y demas individuos de la colectividad.
Y para que Ell publico sc de cuenta de
10 que significa la mencionada asocia-
cion publicaremos la constitution es-
tatutos presentados la consideration
dc la Asamblea por ell Comits de Re-
daccion del Proyecto de Constitution
y Estatutos, comisionado en- la primera
reunion para realizar tan importante y
delicada mission.
Ell sabado las dos de la tarde, Sc
efectuara una gran Asamblea en- los sa-
lones del edificio de la Corte Federal
para tomar importantes acuerdos rela-
cicnados con este movimiento Para
informar a sus lectores asistira un re-
presentante de Ell MUNDO y ell fot6-
grafo de "Puerto Rico Ilustrado' Sc
nor Escalona.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
Dos detectives"
Capturdnun maIhG-
ChOr'en Santurce.
Es un "pdjaro de cuenta

Ell detective Galvarin, que estaba en-
uso de licencia aver Sc incorpor6 al
servicio nuevamente, en- compafiia de
su colega Benitez ha aprehendido en-
san'nrce un 'pajaro" peligroso.
Con ell arresto del caco Sc ha descu-
bisrto que el era el responsible de nu-
merosos hurtos en- santurce, los cuales
Sc atribuian vsccs otras perso-
mas.
Jesrs Rodriguez, cue es ell rombre del
caco, esta acusado de haber escalado
cl Hospital Militar del eampamen' .
LAS casas'', donsc cstan los doctc-
res Lippit Nerhoff. Rodriguez sus-
,rajo alli toda Il vajiila de la casa
La detective ha lograd6 recuperar cinco
tazas, cuatro platos, 2 manteuuilleras
y Is tenedores de plata, todo valorado
en- $40, en- poder de Jose Ruiz. de Hato
Rey, a quien lie habian vendidos por
cl caco, en- la cantidad de S2.25.
JESUS Rodriguez, tambien penetro en
la residencia de don Bartolo Jaca, en-
la carretera de LOLA, "Cangrejos Arri-
ba", y cargo con las almohadas, las
ollas, colchones, y ropa de CANA de la.
casa. Est.os efectos fueron recuperados
en- poder de Juan Santiago a quien
habian sido vendidos en- un dollar.
Giro de los delitos que Sc le imputa
Jesus Rodriguez es el de haber sus-
traido de la residehcia de Mr.. Coup,
en- Monte Flores Martin Penal,
un filtro, dos bafics de lata un ca.
nastillo, efectos que vendi6 en- un dollar
a Jose Ruiz y Benito Cruz.
Ell tltimo robo que hizo Jeslls Ro-
driguez fue en- la casa de don Jose
Rexach, donde hurto % libras de alain-
bre, valoradas EN- cinco dolares.
Los detectives Galvarin Benitez
han jurado cuatro denuncias contra es-
to peligroso pajaro: dos por escalamien-
to ell segundo grado y dos por hurto
de menor cuantia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
Para SsntO Domingo

FL "Marina" llevo los siguientes
pasajeros:
Mr.. Lyn Smith; Ana Smith; Eu-
logic Gonzalez; Maria G. Marin; F.
M. Hygonn; Matias Quinones, M. A.
Morales; Ascencion Lizard; Aurea
Andujar de De Pool; Luz Bas; Joa-
quin Trigo; Juana Texidor; Carlos
B. Urrutia; Andres Louhring; Ra-
mon BelIido; Carmen Hernandez;
Juan C. Zeda; Rafael Ruiz Soler; 10
sefa Martinez; Vicente Rivera; Pc
dro P. Bonilla; Juan B. Pittaluga;
Jose Rodriguez; Luis Venegas Cas-
tro; Marcelino Rodriguez; J. E. Ed
wards; Genaro Balzac; G. Rivera;
Lorenzo Arrubaren; Jose l. Santana; I;
Ignacio Pena; Bonocio Llensa; Fran
cisco F. ManzanO; S. S. Chseras;
George w. Bunnell; L. M. Tormo;
Jack Katz; Maria Katz; r. B. Childs;
Albert A. Van Petten; Francisco Ca
brera; Carmen de Cabrera; Carmen
Cabrera hija; B. Macker; Marcos
Blanco Perez; Petra de Sam
tiago Rafael A. Figueras; William
Figueras; Paula A. Figueras, Carmen
Santiago; Tomas Fontanes; Jacob
Edward; Francisco Cofresi; Fran
cisco Vi ent 8 S; Enrique Sal
gado; Angela S. de Cofresi; Maria
Espallat; Josefa Espallat; Abraham
Husband; Manuel +. Grant; Balbi-
no Espinet; Carlos Espinet; Amin
da r. de Amy; Domingo Feliu; Vir-
gilio Ramirez; Tomasa Andino; Ma
riano Marti; Jose E. del Toro; Isa-
bel Espinet; Julio Rodriguez Garcia;
Jose A. Morales; Anibal Comolli; vi
cente Alvarez; Juan P. Conception;
Fidel Higueras; Cristina Torres de
Martinez; Maria M. Cruz; Ramon S.
Ramirez; Ramon Rodriguez; Epifa-
Mo visbal; Rafael GrajaIes; Juan
Grajales; Rosendo Rivera; Florehcio
Fantan; Jose Vargas Lopez; Ramon
Rivera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18

rlcano, quizas, hubiera subido los
7l,000, pero no 81 socio. Marti dijo:
Este volara' cuando no sea tan pi-
chon; esta emplumando." mo cree
I'd. que 81 fuera pajaro complete,
con un aparato tan bien equipado
al ultimo estilo, como era el de el, hu
biera dejado de ganar dinero?
Aconsejo a I'd. no guarde su car
terra, sino que la saque, mas no para
palabrerias. Para contribuir, al igual
que los demas, salir de la duda en-
que nos tiene cl Sr. Marti. Creo que
que 10 hara 81 mejor que Rigau.
Sr. Corresponsal: siento decirle que
Sc halla ia. tan POGO enterado (y
NAL por cnde) en- el asunto que nos
ocupa, que.ihvito I'd. para que pien
Sc sobre este particular; al efecto,
e ayudo con las siguientes pregun-
titas: 7 6
iPor que no accpto Rigau el reto
de Marti? S
iPor que no contino en- llevar a
Marti, como pasajero, desde la para
da 28 en- Martin Pena hasta San Juan
por 10 cual este lie ofrecieron $400?
ERA RigaQ Carter el que volaba?
( Ha volado nuevamente ell apara-
to despucs que Carter Sc separo de
Rigau por cuestiones de negocio?
iPor que Rigau no Sc atrevio lie
var Matos Bernier desde San Juan
hasta Ponce?
Y, finalmente, sabe I'd. por que
Sc lie destrozo el aparato?
Detengase pensar en- las pregun-
tas precedcntes y no pierda tempo
bohitamente redactando, a modo de
temas de oportunidad, de actuali-
dad como dicen ustedes, articulejos
como ell que aparece en- el periodico
FL Mundo de aver
ST desea I'd. las contestaciones a
las preguntas, mas detalles..
Quedo a sus ordenes,
Francisco BETANCOURT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-18
RENUNCIA.

Por la carta que publicamos a con-
tinuacion veran nuestros lectores que
los amigos de Antonio Luciano y John
Rodriguez han renunciado Ia direction
del team "Mayaguez
rs de lamentarse esta resolution de
tan conocidos "sportsmen' Y cofiarifos
que al reunirse la directiva del "team"
rehusen aceptar esa renuncia por ser
perjudicial a los intersses de la move
ma. Nunca ha estado la novena me
jor dirigida que en- las expertas ma
nos de esos infatigables luchadores y
seria doloroso que 10 que ell equipo
ha adeIantado, 10 echase a perder.
He aqui la cartar:
"Mayaguez, setiembre Is, 1919.
Sr. Luis A. Castro,
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. r.
Mny seior nuestro y amigo:
La presente es para participate que
desde esta fecha cesamos de nuestros
cargos de directories del club Maya
guez".
Esta resoluci6n nuestra no implica
ell que nos alejemos por complete del
base. ball. Ell juego en- general y Ell
club Mayaguez en- particular tendran
siempre nuestra simpatia y 81 es nsce-
sario nuestra ayuda.
Avisamos a los interesados que para
cualquier asunto relacionado con el
club, pusden dirigirse al senior Isido-
70 Garcia, entire tanto Sc nombra un
nuevo manager.
Anticipandole las gracias por la in
secci6n de estas lineas, quedamos, muy
atentos amigos y S. s.
= ~ A. LUCIANO. John RODRIGUEZ.
ALREDEDoR DE UN BANQUETE
AL hacer uso de La palabra en- el ban
quote celebrado las otras noches en- Ell
Hotel "Caribe'', el Inspector de es-
cuelas de esta municipalidade senior Geo.
". Keelan-y al mismo tiempo entusias-
ia "sportsmen'' manifesto que el esta-
ba echando las bases para unos juegos
olimpicos escolares entire los paises in
ter-antilanos, tales como Cuba, Santo
Domingo, Haiti, Venezuela y que prom
TO empezaria atacar Ell probEema
localmente en- Puerto Rico. pues por
medic de las cscuelas, v estos torneos
atIeticos, es que Sc consigue un acer-
camiento y compenetraci6n perfecta de
ideas entire los diferentes paises.