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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
SCRIMMAGE FOR
WESTERN TEAMS
STARTED TODAY

Chicago, Sept 22.-Scrimmage
drills were begun today by football
squads at all Of the western confer
ence institutions, the first week of
practice having been devoted chief
ly to rUdimentary tactics. From
now on, coaches said, the work
would become harder and more
strategic until the teams have
reached top condition for the clos
ing games.
Although coaches have not lost
sight OF the opening games which
will be played by seven of the con-
ference teams on Oct 4, they are
pointing their elevens for the first
games Of championship next month
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
TANKS IN THIRD. J

New York, Sept 22.-NaF York
ousted Detroit from third place by
defeating the 76gers yesterday, 4
to 5, for the third consecutive time
Pratt, whose batting was largely
instrumental in the New York VIC
tory, hit a home run in the second
inning and tied the score in the
with a single. The Yankees scored
the winning run in the seventh on
an error. a wild pitch and two sin
gles-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

Notwithstanding his unwieldy
shape and short legs. the rhinoc-
eros is one of the most agile OF
beasts. A horseman can scarcely
manage to overtake him, and In
strength he is perhaps unsur-
passed by any animal in the for
est. In single combat no animal
but the elephant can stand UP
against him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

Nutter batted TOT GOWuy n oOH'
Smith batted for Causey IN Sth.
Two base hits-Hollocher Bar
Der, Deal, Powell. Three base
hits-HoIke. Struck out-By Alex
ander. 4; by Demaree, l. Bases
on balIs-Ch Causey, /; of De-
maree. l. Doublep lays-Merkle
to Hollocher; Ford to Pick to
HoIke. Hits-On Causey, in Z
innings. Time-:5S. Empires
Mccormick and Harrison.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
ST. PAUL GRABS
RAG IN AMERICAN

ST. Paul. Mimi. Sept 22.-St
Paul yesterday won the American
association pennant. With a nine
game lead on Kansas City, and the
Blues having nine games left to
play, St Paul could lose its re
naming seven games and still win
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a special meeting of the
stockholders of the GraySon Couu-
ty Oil &. Gas company. held at the
office of said company in the Mar
ufacturers' State Bank building, in
the city OF East Moline, Ill, on the
14th day of October, a. d. 1919. at
s o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of
acting on the proposition for'stEc
sale of the assets of the Grayso1
County Oil & Gas company, to the
Texas-Eureka Oil Z Refining Cor
poration, and to transact such 9TH
err business as may properly and
legally come before said meeting.
This meeting is called by. and
this notice is signed by majority
Of the directors OF the Grayson
County Oil & Gas company. on this
Bird day of September. A. ID. 1919.
(Sigledl JOHN F. SMITH.
f. J. STEWART,
c. J. GARRETT.
". f. POTTER.
J. f. BODEEN.
J.. II. RAILSBACE.
ID. J. HOLZISGER.
W. II. HOLZINGER.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
After this date I will not be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted
by any one other than myself.
HUGO II. W. GRAMS.
September 20, 1919.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. 8; Boston, 0.
Brooklyn. 3: Cincinnati, 1.
Philadelphia at st. Louis, rain
thames To-day.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
LEAGUE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Yesterdays Results.
Cleveland, s; Washington, 4.
New York, 4 Detroit, 3.
Games To-day.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

ner, Graney, ONeil, Caldwell. Home
run-Chapman. Stolen bases
Shanks, Judge. Speaker. Harris.
E1lerbe (2). Bases on balls-Shaw
6: Caldwell, z. Hits-Shaw. 10 in
s 2-3 innings; Caldwell. 6 in s. one
on base, none out in ninth. Struck
out-Caldwell, 8; Shaw, 2. Win
ming pitcher, Caldwell; loser.
Shaw.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
SATURDAY RESULTS.
Major Leagues.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, As; Chicago. "a.
Cleveland, 6-3; Washington,
81.
New York. 6; Detroit. 8.
st. Louis, a.; Philadelphia
OF.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, "a; Boston, ID.
Pittsburgh. 4; New York, 0.
Brooklyn, 8; Cincinnati, 2.
Philadelphia at st. Louis, rain.
The palace of Versailles, the
scene of the signing Of the world
peace treaty, is probably the most
costly palace ever built. In order
to keep the outlay a secret, Louis
XVI destroyed all the documents
relating to the building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Bids will be received at p. m,
Sept. 27, 1919, for constructing
bridges in Buffalo Prairie town
ship. WALLACE TREICHLER,
Superintendent of Highways.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

Two DISC MI = DhID5IL- III &c
base hit-Luque Bases on balls
SaIlee, l; Smith. 2. Struck out
Sallee, 1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

boys 10 . small xsy. he spEa scsa.
lioa We have i0s the sacrifice they
made ios as.
II looks io las DcksoD Gs,anty
will ss,on iosxss 40 svef had a wM
| m psssiiisn 10 ri very los shh-
/ This 10 bound 10 mare cur bars
Heel bloc and wsaId BE- loath ia
make the ms0y sAeri6ess again iof
|us.
Another shins | wish 70 speak
about thai 10 = nonamsnt to esas
fallen heroes. IL looks 10 me no
ons IN Interested in this movement.
Esefyoas ssems IA b. h~wildsresi
since % lauch talk about baiIdias
capitol annex IN Memorial bail 10
Nashville. ! am right hsrr 10 trsi
yoa ln plain language that bad
rather sse hGs ss0ns r0ca i.'isss
I'd 90 the coil oi Diessoa County
than all the nlsneT.al balls Ihat
could BE- built in usyidsoD County
d. N MOODY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Wheat thteshiug 10 about over IL.
this community. We farmers ART
ready and waiting Tor good rain
- 2se,.<& gssszsssss ssgssss ~asse! "ssssscs
near Mr., Bow mas Friday uiah, oil
last week was attended BY lars'
crowd.
Mr. aud Mrs, johnnie Fielder AT.
having the chills.
The people oi this part Vi ths
county are getting wrought up oyei
The present tar system aud psohibi,
ton lava. A uew party IL beins
talked oil. W., will have Ia d.
something to regain cur freedom
once more. We have less freedom
than when our boys started II
France.
Mrs. Martha Heibison has return.
ed hons after ssyeral werss sta,
.ith her brother. J. {. Baker. op
Ess. Pinsy,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
MomHxsioESr ~orHx.
To liz. Asnsu.


Az owner oi 100 sesss II land
situated in The 18th District oi Dick
son ccunsy Tennessee. Bouudariee
Russell aud Mecormick, ZOO ARE
hsssby Hasiiiad thai ulless s0u ap.
pear a, 10Y office 10 tbs COURTEOUS.
Ia the town al Charlotte, reGnsseee
un or before The
NINTH DAY OF SEPT EMhEk
1918.
sud pay the SON $3 90, State
County, and all other .sxes assess,
I'd against saii lands, together with
Nil intssss, aud COS. incurred. In
rlndiug THE notice ~ row provided
by Law yuur right ~ redeem sAus.
shali be- foseses barred. aud deed ~
sams will be al once executed BY
me ~ II. Carl Marmon the purchaser
III said las,d.
Witness NV hand at office THE
ths 2nd day of July 1919.
l.. J. Browning. Co, q. CHI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

10 yoas t.ans eoauaxy 10 tbs
lawY pisaiss don't iosxes tusxplsin
this $3.50 thal .As sddma 10 your
iaeoGn# alter soa election BY thu
people.
viii yam farthsf tell tbs iaxpsy.
srs and shs road hAEds. that u not
IN asdss 10 put yun In touch With
more public iuasds and 10 cay y0ssf
auto expsnss~ over sHis caansy, il
yua dldD !, dssif our aew road Ian,
sniah provAfes i salary d tsom
$50 10 $500 pef year and sxeenses
t,ss the chairman u the Road Com
.aissiau. add II you hassn'l used
sais sathosity 10 ths extssms aud
.harged from 10 10 III csn,s pet
mile for your car. and u ypa doc y
guess A. instance ths majority VI
tiaFs, II not. tell hos you ssriss ~
he distance. These ara things you
olisct OIL the taxpsyxyw and they
ave night to sno~ and to ask.
.sils yoa tell thenf
And will yeu further tell IA bow
. 6sf ptrUtufst ths fodf trueEs over
~ protest ot the Ccanty Cuurs. and
You nave tbs authority No County
aiss 10 spend tie Coanty money
yer pfotest u tbs t'aanty coart.
nd ivr things lhsy reiuss 10 bayf
| ~, what 4g We aeej nth the
.oan,y Court What did ,he tfucas
,,-, the County, and 10 ii 4 fact
ha, the oil aud gas bill 10 gel them
'om Nashville Was over VI . psecsf
felI 10 about thai, =, "a IT.. i.
Veg. aud thai road.rollsr yoa
,orrewed at ans xpsns@ ot over tA0O
/, our Count, -lsii " sboas that.
snd any WI shoill pay 3 sxassas u
,ur or dss bundred dollars jus, Ion
u,froslHs q ROAD, fsair'f Aud viii
,,ese trucks and iJsd roller serve
~ peapis al! ayss tds Coanty. Or
act few al the expeEse oi slIg
Pleate tell ths whole Thing. and
ion, yet worried, Thrse are y lev
Il the many things that the taxpAys,
rs arr going TO demand Of YOU,
YES. another thing while | think
u Il tiayens yeu been iufnlshing
.oons iU Mr.. Boiling. tbs T.z Id.
Insiet. aud hayent you ~ . i6di-
ipusly Instrumental ia raising every
nsn'. tar In Dickson County And
It'd you ~ not rtatr ~ one man
,tla, ,ou had a right TO do it-thal
,ou VAS financial agent Tor the coua.
", and chat you was going 10 zee
.t.e.s> 90. sss *ns4gh sEanxy Ia ma
!. pensesf Didn ! you have In mind
i. that time yodr expenses ~ road
supervisor Now. listen Before
you resign, woa'l you publish your
asst months expenses. that people
who live away oh and have to pay
.nxes may know whs. becomes VI
he money. OF q part OF il. II you
sin be kind enough to arswss these
es simple questions. | will consld.
~ II a special favor. Rsspt.,
siv. J ". STEPHENS,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
N the MAIL BOX
MI. Editor

4 Nh. Edisms
Win 500 kindig alo@ ass spare
| NJ make sogae explanations. IL "
Essang circulated over the coants
had especially amona tiss Magic.
tales. tAat | vas he vne who caaa.
\ MI I'd b. introduced Al slss last ses
sspn vi siv County Court the Fesft
luton declaring TOE office Of County
Jnigs vacant. And MIR. Wseth-
STATED 10 tie Court Indirectly tbs. |
Rna ea,.sea The tfaauA ali because
b. had fsa iassull @sth tar. afd
tsat il .as all dous tAfausa mailes
Nos. | supw Ehs public dozen Z
ssfs aGylbiDg about tho trouble Nh
Weeuse atd afqscli have had, bu'
4 it2 ssas ani tgares they van! III
kncs
sons lims ago Nh Weens levied
uEo. svtnd road a.alsria. that ] ga
a1ss.ss Asss,Es Il stes.stsseA;l ata4 A...sls4
The ssipesyision oi lht napaty sap
aTy ia,r. Az oyafsatf III GiY road,
| snetsed shsa usat.fts aai told "
Msstns thAt b ttldn I lit1d j v 1ef
" itsst na us!Ik u sui ttiat u b.
sss4fi ~ ahesi aGd Tia his rusQ
s1itn ..ae aiatyiial ha tuso haa anc
ie. ~ aIons. ssahj Dui up I,
casAfAnd 70 ia bla roasi asa "a,
atI NJ Il i sven al apy ttn'
gage VS. ell lpnt any e.lalse h
The Cjas,tks H. tvfasti and ii.
sisted aMaa going t. .aAl Il i
,auugi, livfyin / have toe law ~
III, #od ofgA4tae | ha,i 10 -nbmi'
undst '.p ~ s'oad Las asissau
hsm mafs pokES oyeg 1ae taaat,
THAI he,k aistAt y 4 over Ge'tnsns
Blu, | qoe a,.5A w. 4uth my an
der the Ioo4tnd.E,S, aoti at ipy,leD
nae 10 Inyesli4ssa Nsnd cate han.
and thai }. ali haWs done, AND
s.nen be IA iseed a.sh 4tAe positive
iac.s thai he has yacaEsl hs UElIc'
and gan set L t4ok. hs na~ h0sh
"u,aaee and uiaima i lAs.up Job
| ADJ inloFund stiai he - k'seln2 Cd.
Magistrate personally and. asaius
them | q stie&.lo hiui warn to- tims
81, aaes 10 sots en that fesDhaiinD
| also Mn inioFmei that he claim.
Tour 0s five who would has1 yAtea
against him before viii now vote 10
keep him in olliee regardless Of the
itirgaitsy vi ,ste cage sud f4safdlesa
OF (hc 6lth lhli fhyYT al sFli IL Mr.,
Weems, tnok TO support the COZ
ssiluuun III oar State Now. don
cate what the Magistrates do"
think they are all ahia 10 take care
oi themselves, aud the ease ~ be
lore them almost At Mr. Weenss
own request
Now. Mr.. Weems. Il you will tell
tbs people what Soa have done ani
what ynu are doing tor Them IT viii
thfuw anime light Oh the oast, First.
did you or not canvass thia county
tor County judge and state q, differ
eAt places that you knew what the
salary was, and. Ia ieniy 10 Mr.,
ftssiet's statement that 10 would
uot accept ra,se, did you mol say|
that you would nv A. ilbvtal ~ Mr.
ffetler you Wouldn't accept atalse
ritisrs ~"e and waesst yea e@eeied 90
those promises Asd. WASH there
Il. It'll drafted aitunsl before the
Legislature ultt allowing sou $3.50
yrag iny tIe4 X hlre, az a sscfetatyfl
80 trlI them hpw much n that
money you have pa.i Tor clerk hire
os secretary W. Ceunty Judge, ~ the
la. pravtdat' On have YOU put this
vs~~4~.--~a~-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
l.-Af|
NosSTxstrFsv NOTICE.
FEItX CLgMNoNs

fFf-=F = tSAsf - ~ NJ
x
Ie thi~ cause. II a.psestine sc tie
Ghrs E8n thv tlIs. eh,cn ~ s#arn
10: thai thr De!tpgisal. f'fiix ts,leID.
mons IL j RssR fesis'sR. u ssse State
o! Tenuesss- ~ thai giiinarY pts
Gees Of ,as c2aBat ts served gpoa
him, II u ordered tg THE Elesk
that non-tesideat publication M
made is .,1e, ~ Feilx Clsfs usobv.
commari,7g h:a, 10 srpesr Vt 'he
coart Hsj.s III 'ae .evu II s}ick
SOC T@f'ng%se*. n he
rIWT MONDAY IN ADJUST
gsxt i; hssGs tie regular ssfn ~
Coaf. ard p!easi saswtr O. 3ea4gr
to th+ htii iiri EEEigs' tsm ftr
divorce or the csxee Kiii I've s~t tvs
h4arinS ~ ssfss
|. J. BROWNING, C7ssg,
n. c. RICHARDSON SCI is@ stt
Complainant,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

40 = general rule there Is no,hin.
~rious about loss n appetite, anc
you skip . meal ~ only est tws
Dasls \ dsy ict y few days sou vii
p,oa have \ relish fnr your tneah
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Teuae~ses City. July III
Il ,itm Herald

noticed with much pleasure
tie article yuu had In q rvceat Issue
NJ your paper in which you favored
"a Hama-Eamins or wsleome 10 our
soldier boys, September 10th. o.
Won suggested. would be 4 very sp.
pfapr,ats tune. 10 have this gather
,ns AZ that IL the anniversary Of ID.
first contingent oi our boys leaving
in camp. We could have some.
thing OH the order Of picnic and
~peskiny. This would show to th.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17
Publications. del "lnStifutO de Medicina Tropical"

cicntifica en- Aibonito, clegido como
estacion central, hasta que por una
ley de nuestra Asamblea Legislative,
fu6 instalado en- un departamcnto
del Gobierno Insular.
Colaboran tambien en- dicho volu-
men, aportando interesantes trabajos
cientifcos, los doctores Ashford, King
Y Michel, que pertenecen asimismo al
personal cicntilico del Institute.
Felicitamos a Ia referida institu-
cion, por contar hoy, enla persona
del DIR. Gutierrez Igaravidez, con un
verdadero Director, tan sabio como
enthusiastic, y, sobrc todo, sin Ia pedar
terra dc muchas nulidades que andan
por ahi.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17

Hemos recibido un volumen de mas
de 200 paginas, conteniendo publica-
clones informes de los estudios reali
zados en- el laboratorio del "Insttu-
to de Medicina Tropical Hygiene"
durante los amos, de 1913 a 1917. Con
tiene, asimismo, el referido volumen,
interesantes informes investigated
nes impresiones recogidas por e. per
sonal tecnico del Institute en- sus cX-
pediciones cientifcas al interior de
Ia isIa. Algunos dc los trabajos de csc
volumen han sido anteriormente pu-
blicados el resto de ellos aparece
por primera vez en- esta collection.
FL DIR. Gutierrez Igaravidcz, Dircc-
tor del Institute, hacc un resumen
historico del actual "Instituto de Me
dicina Tropical Hygiene" Ultima
etapa evolutiva de una organization
que Sc llamo la comisi6n de Anemia lie
Puerto Rico. Con estilo elegante Y sen
clio, el DR.. Gutierrez traza una pin
celada historical completa del "Insti-
tuto de Medicina Tropical, sus evo
luciones y adelantos, su importancia
Y su valor, una genesis general des-
dc que el Institute naci0 q la vida
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17
Ell ROtary Club" trabaja
pOr ObtGnGr Ia "zOna LibrG"
In prOeCO que bensfclaa San Juan al pals en- general

para ser reeXportados los paises ex-
tranjeros Y para que dichos productos
puedan ser reformados refundidos
con productos domesticos, propios para
la exportacion.
Una zona Libre pudiera defnirse
como un area insolita, aislada vigi-
lada por las autoridades y que Sc halle
ccrcana a puertos de Aduanas, sin Que
tenga habitantes, y provista de las ne
cesarias conveniencias para la carga
y descarga, y ademas, carbon y com
bustible nscesario para los barcos, asi
como facilidades para el almacenage Y
transporte de mercaderias' por TERRA
= aqua. Debera ser un area dentro de
la cual las mercaderias de todas clases,
puedan ser desembarcadas, almacena-
das, mezcladas, ligadas, reempacadas,
manufacturadas reembarcadas, sin
que paguen derechos sin la interven-
ci6n de los oficiales de la Aduana.
La Association Nacional de la zona
Libre, tiene dentro del ntmero de sus
asociados, no tan solo individuos Y
corporaciones sino que tambien cuer
pos Colectivos Comerciales, en- los prin-
cipales puertos ell los Estados Unidos,
Entire las ciudades que estan represen-
tadas en- esta asociaci6n Sc hallan Bal
timore, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Los
Angeles, New Orleans, New Port News,
New York, Philadelphia, San Francis
co, Savannah, Seattle, Tacoma otras
mly importantes.
La Association mantiene una ofcina
en- Washington que Sc ocupa de toda
legislation tendente a meiorar las con
diciones comerciales mediante el au-
mento de mejoras Ell los puertos Gle
los Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17

La Camara Insular de Comercio de
Puerto Rico ha sido invitada por el
Rotary Club" de San Juan, para que
sc una a dicha insti.Ici6n con el 3 'o-
posito de solicitar Sc admita a la Ca
pital de la Isla, sea San Juan,
en- la Association Nacional dc Zona Lii
bre, ("National Free Zone Associa-
tion), la cual Sc ocupa eXclusivamen-
te en- trabajar con Ia legislature ell
Washington, para que autoricc ell es-
tablecimiento de las Zonas Libres Ell
los puertos americanos La "Zona Lii
bre' es considerable como una de las
cuestiones mas whales necesarias pa
ra facilitar ell mayor volumen de CO.
mercio EN- los Estados Unidos.
FL Rotary Club" tom6 ell acuerdo
anterior Ell su ultima reunion durante
Ell almuer2o del martes proximo pasa-
do, como consecuencia del informe que
presentara ell comite compuesto de los
sefiores F. E Holmes, Presidente, Dio-
nisio Trigo, Eduardo Ferrer y B o.
Clark En- dicho informe cl comit6 de
referencia, entire otras cosas, expresa
10 siguiente:
''Tenemos almacenes para mercan-
cias Ell transito, donde la mercancia
que Sc importa con la intenci6n de ser
reexportada puede ser depositada Y
retenida sin que pague derechos, pero
el objeto de la zona Libre, es para I'M
ducir y proporcionar facilidades al CO.
mercio con el exterior en- aquellos pun
tos que el Gobierno desee conservar
fuera de la restricciones a que obIgan
los derechos de Aduana. Tiende ali
mentar ell deseo de comerciar con pro-
ductos extranjeros que son importados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17
RINA EN- UN BAILE

En- la noche del domingo tuvieron
una rila, en- n bale cue Sc celebra-
ba en- el Club socialista, Domingo r.
hciano y Juan J3yos chauffeur
resu, ando este Ultimo con cuatro he
ridas, dos de elias de algunr g3avedad
que le fueron inferidas pog Fsliciano,
con una chaveta. A Ia intervention del
vecino Monserrate River2, cue tam
bien fue horido por Feliciano, Sc de
be a que este no acabase con Reyes.
pues segln informcs el agredido es-
taba dcsarnado.
Reyes sigue mejor de les heridas.
lie asiste el doctor Lavandcro
Sc comen'a mucho esas reyertaa que
Sc forman en- todas las dive stones que
Sc celebran en- q club reforido, que ae
ha conve,tido ell IN campo de Agra
mante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17
FL bandoLero Sigue
en- Hbertad

Aver las tres de Ia tarde, Mr.. Do
bey, Inspector de la Policia Secreta,
informo I'm reporter de Ell 1EUNDO
que "Chuchu' Gomez, ell facineroso en-
mascarado, aun 10 habia sido captuTa
do nj Sc tenia indicio alguno ace-ca de
eu escondite, pesar de todas las inves-
tigaciones rsalizadas. Mr.. Dobsy, sir
embargo, tiene plena confanza de cue
"Chuchil'' sera aprehenaido dentro dc
POGO tempo, mueTto vivo, 81 no es que
6l, voluntarismente, Sc presenta un
aicalde dc la isla
Hay sospechas frmes de que "Chu-
chu'' no La salido del distri'.o de Ba.
yamon, donde q conocc todos los pa
rajes encrucijadas, y ademas, parece
que cucnta con amigos que lie rasguar
dan.
Aver por IA manana llegaron conf
dencias al Quartet dc la Pohcia acerca
de un hombra sospechoso que merodea-
ba por Santu-cs. Este personaje fu6 de-
tenido por el detective Barrantes, pero
Sc comprobo mas tarde que no era el
bandido, por 10 que fue puesto Ell Ii
bertad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17
" LA constancia,
Ella sola es el escudo
Donde el cuchillo agudo
La adversidad embota".

Esas vidas son el resultado dc pc
renhcs esfuerzos, el desarrolo gra-
dual de facultades que, en- desuso, Sc
habrian atrofado. "El genio es una
infnita capacidad DC Tomarsc Ii
pena"
Un plan hecho dc antemano la
constancio que pongamos en- su eje-
cucion son los elementos principales
del exito en- las actividadcs del hom-
brc. Tracemos nuestro dcrrotero, mi
remos hacia Ia meta deseada y cami-
nemos hacia ella resucltamente.
En- el colegio nos preguntaba un dia
el professor de historic:
Entire un crupo de muchachos 0
de hombres, II tratarsc de llevar a ca
bo en- comun alguna empresa impor-
tante. Gcual sera elegido jefe?
Ell mas popular,-dijo uno.
-No,-replico el maestro.
FL mas valente,- surgirio otro.
-El mas decidido,- un tercero.
No, el que presente un plan, el
que Olga: vamos a hacer este, y aque
10, 10 otro, para llegar a nuestro fin.
Entire los hombres, las naciones y
los partidos politicos, triunfan STEM
pre- aqu6llos que tienen el plan mas
claro, el ideal mas alto. el programa
menos ambiguo, Y que son mas cons
tantes en- realizarlos.
Rafael p. BALZAC.
S95 Westend Ave. New York.
] Abordo del "Brazos', Oct. 3 de 1919.
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NUEvA EsTAcIoN TELEFoNIcA
EI "ElmaSaaTadO" no
apar9eG pOr Hi1gua2 p2rto
(contiauacion de Ia pagina /

Una noche Sc exhibia Ell EayaM6I
una peiicuia de malhecho@es Chuchi
asisti0 al Che. Recuerdo Muy bien cue
al terminar3e la eXhib'ci0n de Ia Gin
ia, note que Chuchu estaba III POGO il
quie+o. No podia explicarme aquel es
tado de alma de Chuchi y me aventu-
re q p-eguntcrle: 'lTe pasa algo?"
Chuchu me contesto al punto cue no
le l2olest9ra, pues estaba pensando en-
cosas serias. Empe-o, 70 quise insis
tir dc momcnto, y lie die: ''GEstas
enfermo?" Chuchu me miro seriamen-
te luego respondi6: "Daria cualquier
cosa por hacerme celebre.''
Ctra vez 10 vi tratando de convenccr
I'LL &obr no para que Sc embarcara y
he hiciera artista de cine; ''GNo te gus
ta-3a, lie dijo, matar y volar edidcios
con dinamita?
Chuchu nunca fue-dice Conception
-un elvslentonado. Al contrario, le
SuoldDd d4StA0Gc1 hC lAOlAl dNAO y uOGi4,
no pueIo decir Sc haya conportado
NAL conmigo." Cuando estaba en- Ia
escuela le gustaba estud ar, anque
siempre demostr6 los mas vivos deseos
de ser 'horlbre de mundo.' De cuGn-
do en- cuando caian en- sua nIanos 20
uetines de bandoleros y los devoraba
con veIocidad asombrosa. Chuchu Sc
sabe de memoria las hazaiias de Ro-
cambole, como asimismo conoce las IA
cilidades detectivescas Gle Sherlock
Holmes las hazafias de John c. Raj
SleS. Cuanto dinero CANADA 10 gastaba
EN- libros de esa indole en- pehculas
de corte rocambolesco.
Conception Gomez, la madre de Chu-
chu, es una mujer un POGO varonil. Es
cola un tanto ind screya. No lie in
muta NADIA y cuando habla de Chuchu
no sc nota en- su semblante Ia mas Ii
gera huella de pena de sufrimiento
Els un POGO instruida, Y juzgar por
su conversation parece, una mujer de