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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
UN EMPRESTITo PARA LAS
MARIAS

Sc encuentra en- Ia ciudad, ell al
calde y Presidente del Consejo Mum
cipal de Las Marias, Sefores Carlos
Maria Beachamps y don Julio vicenti,
en- gestiones para conseguir del gobier-
no un emprestito, para la municipali-
dad que ellos representa-. Dicho en-
prestito es con Ell fin de levantar algu-
mas obras Municipales, Idamnifcadas
por el terremoto que tan cruelmente
azoto el Oeste de la Isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

3Arsenico blanco (forma conner
cial, 8 libras Sal Soda Carbonate
de Soda Ell forma comercial), "a
libras; Alquitran de Pine, l 9
galones Aqua sufciente para COM
pletar, 500 galones.
Disuelvase la soda en- una paila
grande con ID galones de aqua,
agreggesele el arsenico y p6ngase
a hervir pQrs30 minutes, Dele EN-
frihf la seEdei6ns hasta 140 grados
Farenheit, y agr6guesele POGO a
poeo ell Alquitran de Pine, agi-
ta1do la mezcla al mismo TEMPO
Il@:he esta -soluci6n concentrate
ensel tanque y agregue aqua su-
ficiente para completar 500 gallo
nes.
Npta; El tamaiD' dc tanque mas
ge6 kralizado es el de 1.500 gallo
nes de capacidad, por 10 cual Sc
necesita tres veces la cahtidad
que Sc especifica en- esta formula
para llenarlo.
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veinticinco mil durOs. iQue mas
Sc puede nj debe pedir?
TIL 10 que eres es un moral
que Sc ha vendido al burgues- Esa
es la question.
-Esta visto, Barreiro, que no Sc
puede tratar contigo de estas deli
cadezas sin aue sc te alteren los
remos inferiores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
BAYAMoN DE PLAcEMEs

En- ell Immediate pueblo de Baya-
mon Sc abri6 aver al pdblicO nm pues.
to para venta de peri6dieos instalAn.
dose EN- uno de los kioskos de Ia pla.
"a. Es un sitio ideal y a todas horas
Sc encontrara alli EEL MUNDo."
Tambien sc venden cigarrillos, IA.
bacos, dulces y refrescos. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16


Hay Que contaf con que no es
impossible que los proletarios con-
quisten ell botin que ambicionan;
perO 10 que 81 nos parecc irreah-
Fable, amque 10 aakmen Iglesias
y el hermano Prudeneio, es que 10
disfruten Ell paz.
POrque clio Sc cae pOr su peso,
camaradaS. O Sc ha de zanzibar
radicalmente y de improviso la
actual. .naturaleza humana ha
de surgir, a la hora del reparto,
una pintOresca lucha que dara en-
vida a los tigres y los leones.
Y es de esperar que ocarra una
tragedia entire hombres mas 0 me-
nos incultos cuando va los mas f.
tIantropos Y esclarecidos nos estan
ofreciendo las primeras cscenas
borrascOsas.
Parece una hermosura ESQ de
que los obreros de/una industfia
fuesehy al mismo tempo amos de
la misma. A ESQ Sc tira, segtln to-
daS las Senales.
Pero no hay hermosura que no
tenga su lado feo. Como tales
dueiios los obreros tendrfan que
estar a las verdes Y a las madu-
ras; este, es, las p6rdidas Y a las
ganancias.
En- case de ganancias, ivenga
de hi!
Mas Ell caso de perdidas, STEM
pre- muy probables, seria la ruina,
la miseria, de centenares, de miles
de socioS
Tai como ahora esta montada
la maquinp industrial, en- caSo de
venir la mala, uno solo, dos
tres son los que sufren la quie-
bra: los patronos.
Y yaque ellos solos son los que
corren este aFbur justo, es que EN-
caso de ganancias sea para ellos
la parte mayor.
Digo, 81 es que todavfa signif-
can algo la justicia Y la equidad.
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ATENCION

catres v frisas Militares al por ma.
yor, Sc venden por
Advt. Rodriguez Hnos Co.
San Jose No. 2. San Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
SENSATIONAL

Para Damas, para Caballeros, para
Ninos: El valor del calzado aumenta dc
dia en- dia, Y para que el suyo le re-
suite barato debe comprarlo mas Gle
gantes, las formas mas de moda y los
de meiOr calidad.
iiiNO Sc OLNIDE'i
JOSE LENA
CAGUAS. SAN JUAN. RIO PIEDRAS
Advt. Tel. 390.-Box 442.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

Y ahora, amigo Juan del Pueblo,
me vas hacer ell santisimo favor
de no dudar de la buena intencion
del que va tomando estos "apun-
tes embolados.
Cierto que no es un jornalero de
los que tienen callos EN- las manos
0 en- ell lomo: pero los tiene EN- ell
cerebro de tanto caviar sobre esas
tonterias.
Y sobre ell endiablado problema
de la felicidad universal, este es,
sobre algo asf como la cuadratl-
ia de circulo. a
wr ATuApr1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
ANTONIO PAOLI

Sc afrma que nuestro gran com
patricia vendra a Puerto Rico en-
ell pr0ximo septiembre. Ansiamos
oir al gran Paoli, que tantos triun-
fos ha Obtenido EN- Europa, V es-
peramOs yer confirmadO el rumor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
Information General
DEsAGRADABLE INC1DENTE

Segiin leemos en- Ia prensa domini-
cana, EN- San Pedro de Macoris ocus
rrio un desagradable incidente entire
don Espiridion Torres la "Empresa
Telef6nica.''
FL Senior Torres es portorriqueho
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Ell NUEvo PRESIDENTE DE
LA "SoCIEDAD PoR.
ToRRIQUENA."

Por renuncia del Lcdo. Martin Ira
vieso Jr., Ia sido nombrado presidentc
de la "Sociedad Portorriquefa" pa
tri6tica asociaci6n que funciona en- San.
to Domingo, don A. d. Mora, caballofo
de sumo valer.
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ST oUIERE listed coMpRAR o

81 QUIEKE listed COMPRAR o
VENDER Bones y Acciones de Ban.
cos. Centrales. y otros valores, hncas
rtisticas y urbanas, colocar o tomar III.
nero en- hipotecas pignorar valores,
dirijase N. Llauri y Comp, TetuSn
ndm. 6, San Juan, P. r. Telefono 2s7.
ApvT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
BurIa BurIando

Bueno. j.. habra que convenir,
por grado 0 por fuerza, en- que los
1nicos hombres de buena mano
y de buena pupila para ESQ de los
gobiernos del mundo son los obre-
ros y los soldados.
Pero siempre lie queda a uno al
60 que decir.
Pudiera ocurrir ell milagro de
que obreros solos Y soldadOs solos
gobernasen ell mmdO como mos
angeles perO juntos y Ell buen
amor y compana, va es otra cosa.
Francamente, camaradas, a mi
me parece incredible que los obre-
ros hayamoS entradO tan suave-
mente Ell semejante cOnSOrciO. No
Ae puede negar que marcharemos
con los soIdados Ell perfecta ar
monia mientras dure la piesente
glOriOsa parranda.
Mas apenas surja entire unos y
otros la mas leve bronca, que sur
gira infaliblemente, va sabemos
quienes van a ser los que reciben
los palos.
Tiene tan malas maifas ell divi-
no Marte!..
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e. REsULTAOo DEL JUECo
OE "BOLoS" cue SC VERTIGO
EN "EL paaoUE"

Cor avffaafdsnsFsm ansssmFi6m sa
ssiebrb - "a paruss fiaslagssE. q
anureiaao bseH8 A. ~neios~. en- ~
sual tomarsn rafts ssis sssipsa A.
san luam.
" fsnultaao sel sonsursa ~ ss.
ne siwuas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

enfae se ve "a friamfnnsa 80 Il
eqsiro -Selia~ tsn<isnss - go
nuepe poutos a naaa mrssnanm8s g.
fuk "a ~rMffss~
~ eanpean 80 - - G. u eume.
cts -speFtnAn~ - So 18M asm
rieRo ARuero~
Il iasNa teFmin& Aemsro - aamwm~
tntusiasno trikafxstnssa~ - -.
~ sqnipo ssneeaoF y - asnna prs.
si.ienis. aaBen tanhisn r. -. :.
lBs veneelo4Ne
= sqaifs -seiia- - klas sasws :.
"a herw1sa eera 80 - sfrsem =
senre.lofN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

Dale con 10 collective, la colec-
tividad y el colectivismo! Todo
ESQ me suena "cola
iY dale con 10 social, 10 societa-
rio, 10 socialoide, el socialismo, ell
soci6logo, la sociologia y 10 socio-
logico!
Grandes palabras que ahOra bu-
lien v chorrean EN- los labios con
vulsivos de todos los que preten-
den convertir nuestrG planeta en-
ell mejor de los mundOS.
Sin embargo, va ustedes veran
como acabanIos por ,darle a cada
/" sOeio'ocoptra na(esquina.
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TTago > mkquina punto a. vainfea.
Dobladillos, TruiTru = Rivsto - pieuf
en- toda eiase De teIas cue - NJ snsisn
y a precios eeon6micns. So rirven em.
eargoa por eorreo. Tienda IA FAMA,
San Francisco.-- Teiafono $50 a
TEnRAnu.Loa. Maxa
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LOS MAS DULCE;S Y MEJoR
CoNFECCIONADoS

Son los bombones y Chocolates de los
Sres. E. Greenfelds s Sons de venta en-
todos los establecimientos de primera
clase en- Puerto Rico. Solicitenlos. Advt-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

henOSO que mata JOS cue ~ son.
II ''jobo' proporciona buens made
ra para hacer f6sforos
Los principales paisss minsro- lati
noamericanos son. Mexico. Peru. Chi
le. Colombia. Bolivia las nscionss
centroamsricanas.
II valor total de Ia produecl61
annual dc tejidos del Brasil assisuds .
200 900. 900. producto ds 100000 IN
s3s telarcs.
calctlase que si ndmsro de ovsIas
en- Ia Argentina excede hoy ds so.ooo.
900.
Han sido descubisrtos Erandss "
cimientos dc soda cAustica en- $40 Pan
10. Brasil.
Sc dice cue Ia uuH' .paIidsf a. is
Habana. tiene seo. .5i7 habitantss
segan informcs peri0dissicos. 81 ~
nano piatano. eada dia 81 mas %
pular. como producto aiimsnteio. sn
Panama. sobrs TODD cuaudo e sirvs
fritO eocido al horne en- las eomiaas
Sebastian a DfAz
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DE roDo Ux roco

En- el Brasil cxiste m repsn no ~
nenoso que masa 4 los que 10 con
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49,
Sc pagan los meiorss prscios por
pedazos y piezas De metal ds to. I
das clases. sogas. Cons. etc. Ma. :
!. quinaria en- uso.
|. The Nsw Hork aua Porta Ries Metal g
/ John Lewis. Proplefor.
I Tel hzp. STEP is. pa ss Tlsgsa.
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a. LOS DUENoS DE
TANQUEs DE IMMERSION

Composici6n y preparation de
la soluci6n arsenical con aTsenico
blancO en- forma comercial, para
sar psada en- los tanques de inner
syn para exterminar la garrapata
del ganado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

FL "jobo" proportions buens made
ra para hacer f6sforos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

Composition y preparation de la
Soluci6n arsenical con arsenico
blanco de 80 por ciento de pureza,
para ser ysada en- los tanques de
immersion para exterminarnla ga
rrapata del ganAdo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

Arsenico blanco, 80 por ciento
puro, finamente Pllverizado, "A Ii
bras; Soda Caustica, al menos 50
por cient6 pln'aSseca y granulada
u libras; Sal Soda Carbonate
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segunda Parte.

Alquitran de Pine, 3 a 5 gallo
nes; Soda Cdustica, 3 hbras; Aqua
] gallon.
Disuelvase las tres libras de So
da Caustica en- ! gallon de aqua,
entonces agFegue de 3 a 5 galones
de alquitran de pino, agitando La
mixtura vigorosamente. Heche es-
ia soluci6n dentro del tanque y
agite todos los contenidos del tan
que hasta formar una mezcla ho-
mogenea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
NoTAs DEL REe1sTRo CIVIL

Nacimientos:
Manuel Antonio Bastard Iglesias, Raj
mundo Romero Carrasquillo, Angel Is
mael Soto Jimenez, Manuel Antonio
Classen, Mercedes Ramos Santamari-
ma, Angela Montelera Torres, Julio En-
riQue Ortiz Gonzalez.
.
Defunciones:
Josefa Huerta Hidalgo Maria Ca
nacho Garcia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

Amigos: ESQ de cultivar tan Gle
gamente ell companerismo 0 la So
lidaridad, como ahOra Sc dice, nos
puede traer muy fastidiosos incon-
venienteS.
POrque sc da muy a menudo el
casO de que no t0dos los compafe-
ros tienen 10 que hay que tener
para MERCER la confianza de, un
hombre prudente.
Me dicta estos renglones una
amarga experienced. Yo estuve
mas de una vez a pique de il a la
carcel por hacerme solidario de
las acciones de un plcaro a quien
habfa tornado por hombre de bien.
Y este me enseh6 que nadie de-
be de entregar a otrO su voluntad
0 libre albedrio mientras este otro
no nos pruebe que es un pr6jimo
impecable infalible
iD0nde eSta eSe mirlo?
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Ell MUNDO",
San Juan.

Ruegole informar Ell su ilustrado dia-
rio que el Julio E. Garcia a que ustedes
Sc referen en- su numero dc hoy que
fue detenido por ostentar uniforme Co
mo aviador americana, no soy yo. Res
pondo al nombre antes dicho. pero soy
de ofcio mecanico vivo en- calle Cam
pos 81, Ponce. Anticipates las gracias.
Julio Z. Garcia
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DEPARTAMENTo DE
AGRICULTURAL x TRABAJo

Negociado de Agricultural
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de Soda en- cristales, % libras.
Disuelvase la Soda Caustica en-
una vacija de hierro o cubo de me-
tai, con capacidad para ounce ga
lones, en- tres galones de aqua, agf-
tese la soluci6n hasta que practi-
camente toda la Soda Caustica'
quede disuelta. Sin perdida de
tempo agreguese ell ars6nico, en-
cantidades de una a dos libras
un mismO tempo, agitandO la
mezcla constantemente ST el lfqui-
do comienza hervir, dejeSe quie-
to y espere a que Sc enfrie un po-
60 antes de continuar agregandole
ell arsenico. Una vez que Sc haya
agregado todo ell Arserico, conti-
nue. agitandO la mezcla hasta que
este Sc disuelva por complete. ST
ell lfquido no queda claro, agregue-
selc galones da aqua y agitese
por algunoS minutes. ST aun con
tin1a ell liquido en- estado turbio,
coloque la vacija o cubo sobre fue-
go lento, contin1e agitando la mez-
ella, mas, no la deje hervir. Tan
pronto como Sc disuelva todo ell
ars6nico, aumente ell vol1men de
la seduction 10 galones, agregan-
dole aqua, y entonces agreguesele
la Sal Soda agitando la mezcla has
ta que todas las substancias que
den completamente disueltas. Es-
ia soluci6n, que es sufciente pa
ra m tanque de 1900 galones de
capacidad, esta entonces lista para
echarse sobre la superficie del tan
que que debe, ser llenado previa-
mente con aqua.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
ELTON WARNER

Venta de toda clase de Efectos
de Apicultura. Compra de Miel
y Cera de Abejas.
Tel. $40. Paseo dc Covadonga,
Advt. San Juan, y. Il.
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JOSE LENA
UN TELEGRAMA DE OTRO
JULIO E. GARCIA.

Aver recibimos, procedente dc Ponce,
ell siguiente telegrama:
Ponce, abril ii. 1919.
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E~'ps C~ss-.ss-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
PEEsAMIEETos

III mejor dc Jos rciuados - ~
silcnci0 n Ia virtud mas eircums
pecta Is Ia calma.
The Lake County times., 1919-09-15
CROWN POINT NEWS
aPpenings Of Day In Lake County's Lively Capital

Mr.. and Mrs. william Broughton.
Of Kentiand. accompanied Warren
McCray party to CrowL Point on sat
urday to attend the Republican fes-
tivities at the Fair grounds Mr
and Mrs. Broughton were formerly
residents or Crown Point. Their son
Billy viii attend Cornell this year
Miss Bessie Raasch was the guest
81 Mrs. Ross March IN Gary over the
Weekend.
Supt. and Mrs. Re1shaw OF the Co
farm will entertain the women en-
ployes Of the court house at an all day
outing at the County farm next sun
day.
Mrs. Martin Kussmaul has received
word of the safe arrival OF their son
Walter. from overseas. Walter was
one OF the first Crown Point boys to
go across and one of the last to re-
turn. His brother William IS still
overseas.
Herbert BieIefeld OF Chicago. spent
the weekend with hts father
Miss Mary Nixon delightfully."- enter
taired party Of young ladies on Sat
urday night. the guests Of honor be-
ing Misses Helen and Elsa Koupal FL
eanor Dinwiddie and Helen Newton.
who are leaving for school in the near
future. on sunday night the Misses
Koupal entertained the same crowd at
dinner
The Lake County times., 1919-09-15

twisted the lions tail.
Representative Wood followed SEN
ator watson. speaking on the American
Invasion of Siberia and was warmly ap-
plauded by memebrs of the American ex-
peditionary forces present, who had
served at Archangle. He concluded by
telling Of the efforts he made to have all
the American troops in Siberia ordered
home.
10000 PERSONS PRESENT.
II was the biggest political gathering
Lake county has had in many a year.
and there was a good deal of political
history written Nearly 10000 persons
were present at the barbecue and il was
almost impossible to turn around with
out stepping on q candidate.
District Chairman Lawrence Lyon Of
Brook came early with Warren II Nc
Cray Of kentland. Ed Jackson Of La
fayette. Lieutenant Governor Bush Of
Salem. and J. d. Oliver, all reported 10
be gubernatorial timber, also were pres
ent-
Many candidates for state office were
at the barbecue but were swallowed up
in the large crowd of candidates from
Lake county for county office. Cover
nor Goodrich did not put in an appear
snce. and the Democrats who were
"guyed" when Samuel NJ. Ralston was
Governor because they could never get
The Lake County times., 1919-09-15

Brown of Hebron and Grant of Lowell
had sore arms at nightfall from trying
to shake hands with all Of the 10000 Re
publicans in the fair grounds
You men will have to take US women
by the hand said Mrs. Dobbyns in
her speech but the applause of the
crowd drowned the rest Of her sentence.
They seemed TO like the prospect
Owing to the rush for roast beef
sandwiches it was necessary for Senator
watson to jump the counter and help
hand them out for while
Judge Loring and all Of the Porter
county officers from Valparaiso were on
hand long before noon
In spite of the hot sun which beat
down upon the spot on his head where
the hair is getting thin. Senator Watson
refused to wear his hat during the
speech but preferred TO sweat II out.
Representative Wood got in trim for
The Lake County times., 1919-09-15

place him among the ten leading men in
the House today"
When the three announced candidates
for governor. McCray. Bush and Jack
son. were lined up before the crowd for
Introduction. the Tenth Districts choice
was plainly evident from the manner in
which the crowd yelled itself hoarse for
McCray.
Judge TuthiI Of Michigan City and a
dock Of politicians from LaPorte county
were among the early arrivals at the
grounds.
Mayor Hodges of Gary was one Of the
busiest men in the crowd and he fingered
until the last dog was hung. Mayor
Schrage Of Whiting also got in some
good work
County Chairman John Killigrew was
the happiest and hard-workingest man
on the Fair Grounds.
State Senators Nedjl of Whiting.
The Lake County times., 1919-09-15

his speech by masticating a big cigar
while Senator Watson was speaking
1t seemed rather awkward for the men
to drag the women up to the refresh
ment stand at first but before evening
they we're getting quite handy at it.
Mrs. Otto Seehase of Indiana Harbor
proudly announced that already she had
been able TO bring one convert over to
the Republican ranks and it was man
too
Attorney w. ]. McAleer Of Hammond
ably demonstrated that he still knows
more Republicans in Lake county and
the Tenth District than any other two
men.
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WAS GREAT
SUCCESS

that treaty. 1t is going to reserve the
Monroe Doctrine and strike out or
amend Art 10" Somebody in the crowd
yelled. cut out the whole league"
Senator Watson said that he and
Senator New were working together to
emasculate the league. Shall England
have six votes and this country one?"
he asked. The crowd yelled mo-" The
crowd was delighted when Watson
The Lake County times., 1919-09-15
MINERS CONVENTION MEANT MOVING DAY
FOR THIS GIRL. OFFICIALS SECRETARY

Settlement of the differences be-
tween miners and operators isn't
the only big task m connection
with the convention of the United
Mine Workers.
Miss Ruth E. Chambers is spon-
sor for that statement. She is
secretary to William Green. sec
retary-treasurer of the miners
association.
Hers was the task of establish
ing temporary headquarters of the
association in Cleveland, O., which
involved bringing all of the books
and records Of the organization
from Indianapolis, permanent
headquarters, to Cleveland.
"And there are just piles. and
loads, and masses of them," Miss
Chambers says. But | haven't
had any complaints so far, so |
guess everything that's needed is
on hand"
The Lake County times., 1919-09-15


on the Governor SATURDAY,
CHAIRMAN KaYs NOT THERE.
Neither VIII II. HAYS. Republican ma
ticnal chairman. nor Mrs Medill Nc
Cormick of Chicago We're present Re
pubhcans were disappointed over their
failure 10 be here. Mrs. Mccormick sent
Mrs Fletcher Dobyns woman organizer
for the national committee. TO substi-
tute for her. and she made a splendid
address Many women voters were
present. Mrs. Dobyns said that she had
been accused of being a politician. She
won applause by admitting it. She gave
a brilliant review OF the work that wom-
en- did during the war and OF the work
that they would do for the Republican
party and the nation.
Otto r. Fifeld a state represent ative.
provided the steers which were used at
the barbecue. They were cooked by
Frank Hubinger Gary's city health or
icer. With the other hxings. the crowd
had plenty TO cat. After the speaking
were foot races. auto races. motorcycle
races. dancing and music and Nate
Potts. Chicago boxing promoter. put on
card Of six-round bouts. which ended
the big show.
NOTES OF BARBECUE.
The Lake County times., 1919-09-15

Misc Mabel Gray has returned from
a short visit with relatives in Indi-
anapols
judge Mcmahon OF Indianapolis was
one OF the former Crown Pointers in
town Saturday TO attend the Harrison
club Barbecue
Miss Merle Barnes was hostess 10 a
party OF young ladies' at a one o'clock
luncheon on Saturday in honor OF the
Misses Ruth Shortridge. kathryn
Dougherty kathryn Keeler and Ruth
preesen. who Will soon leave for Col
lege The young ladies' are all mem
bers of the cass of 10 Crown Point
High School and will all attend Col
ISge
NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES
Alex Robertson. Gary; Anna O
Malley. Gary.
Blain whaley. Gary; Gilie Chapman
Gary.
Samuel Melton. Gary; Cora Wander
water. East Gary.
Alvin Roy Murphy. Gary; Blanche
Baird. Gary.
John Raymond Anderson. Indiana
Harbor: Dorothy Marie Pearosn. Ind
Harbor
Joe Rosocherski. Ind Harbor; Fran
csc Bodnicka. Ind. Harbor-
Andy Kewasney East Chicago; Mary
Garbacik. East Chicago.
William Stathes. Indiana Harbor;
Susie Birrba. Indiana Harbor.
Mike Adams. Hammond; Pauline
Dekanic. Hammond
Victor Pruszynski. Gary; Germaine
Urbanik. Gary
Louis Gehise. Indiana Harbor; Mary
Neamtue. Ind. Harbor.
James f. Bentley. Indiana Harbor;
Nellie Bailey. Indiana Harbor.
Abraham Nelles. Gary; Georgia
Knapp. Miller.
Joseph j. Rex, Indiana Harbor; IT.
ma Fay Parish. Indiana Harbor.
Frank MizuIinich. Tast Chicago to
Lucy Payton. East Chicago.
Harrison Alexander. Gary; Anna
Burns. Gary.
The Lake County times., 1919-09-15

Advertise in The Times and ad-
vertise again. Results come with
constant effort.
The Lake County times., 1919-09-15

NOTES or BARBECUE.
In speaking Of Representative VIII r.
Wood. Senator Watson said. 4 woul
The Lake County times., 1919-09-15
CHArRMAN kaYs Nor rHERE-

him into Lake county. turned the table.
on the Governor SATURDAY,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-14

Have you noticed the preponderance of catchers among the big league man. agers?
 Of the IS major league outfits seven are led by once-time backstops. Connie Mack and Lee Fohl are the American leaguers yho got their early training behind the bat, while George Stallings, Fred Mitchell, Branch Hickey, Wilbert Robinson and Pat Moran are the receivers of long ago who graduated into managerial jobs.
 Club owners. when on the hunt for men with brains, incline to catchers.
 The present condition which has brought about a plethora of ex-catchers in managerial roles is nothing unusual. It mas nearly always been that way. Catch CTS always have predominated as team leaders Bill Carrigan Charlie Dooin Roser Bresnahan, Jim Mcclure, Johnny King and Jack O'Connor were catcher managers that passed out in the none too distant past.
 Pitchers. despite the fact that they are now supposed to be a rather brainy lot are not much sought after now when leadership jobs are open. There are only two ex-flngers in pilot roles today-Grif- filth of the Senators and Coombs of the Phillies. Through the years many twirl- CTS were given trials, but were found wanting.
 Brains are absolutely essential for suc- cess as a backstop
 An cutfielder lacking in thinking uuali- ties, still can hold a major league job if