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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-25
1.-THE GOAT"
 Dear Madame:
SOMETIMES I'VE DON'T"

Doar Ma!lalIle: Our patrons will be interested 1T he announcement that Enid Bennett the beautiful Thomas T. Ince star ir Paramount pictures, will be seen a our theatre in her latest photoplay When Do We Eat?" for tonight ant Wednesday, You should not fail ts sec this delightful photoplay.
 Yours sincerely,
 Manager. Coliseum theatre.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-25
IT'S COMING.

Dear Madame: The presentation at our theatrt next Saturday only of borvthy bal tons. latest Thomas II. Inee- Para mount Dhotoplay. 'vive La Ffance!' is attracting widespread attention among our clientele, We feel surs this fine picture will interest you ant we will he glad to welcome you dur Ing it's display.
 Yours sincerely.
 Manager, Coliseum theatre.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-25

c. E. Shea, master mechanic at the Seward yards of tho Alaska railroad. and Miss Hester Anna Bry- an of Seward were married at that placc recantly
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-25

Mums. Nuns. Mums For Thanks giving. Juneau Florists. adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10

Expreso este, sencillamente para
que rodais comprender, por que qui-
zas nos TOGO nosotros (que no esta-
mos relacionados con la politica de es-
te gran continente Y del oriente), ell
sugerir que esta era la piedra fun
damental del acto, y por que acudi6
al generoso pensamiento de vuestro
presidente el nombrarme para abrir
este debate.
No es solo pOrque representatives es-
ia idea, sino porque es vuestro pri-
vilegio el asociarnos con vosotros al
presentarla.
He tratado solamente con 10 que he
dicho de comunicaros el raudal de
nuestro entusiasmo, porque de esa
fuente emanan, segdn opino, todos los
males y simpatias en- tiempos remotos
de la humanidad, y el pulse del mum
do parece latir on la superficie de es-
ia empresa".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
LIE RoMPIo la MARIE Al
MUcHACHo

Pedro Silva. dc 90 amos de rdad. -
gun los inforncs dc IA polieia - San
turcc lc propin6 varios golpes ~ mo
zalbcte Telesforo QuihoRes. ~ dicz y
siete amos de edad. ~ agrcsor IS ma.
tural dc Vega Alta. y 81 agredide habia
venido dc LOLA rcciontemcnte. ha
tcnido que " curarse cn n sala dc
Socorros dc fucrtcs contusioues que rc
cibi6 en- Ia region nasal
Alega 81 anciaho quo 81 mozalbcte
le expuso a Ia irrisi6n y mofa dc D.
plebc, aplieandole sobrenombfes dssa
gradables Sc vi6 impelido por h e6-
lera a darlc, su veg, los porrazos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
sALA DE socoRRos

Curados ell dia q:
Luis Atiles, de Ponce, de una fuer-
te confusion con trombus sobre la par
te esterua del pie y tercio medic de
la mano, y otra en- ell tercio medic del
antebrazo.
Rafael Maldonado, de Adjuntas, de
una herida de clavo en- el dorso dc la
mano izquierda.
Carmelo Gomez, de San Juan, dc una
herida contusa en- la region frontal
derecha.
Ana Maria Rosa, dc San Juan, de
mordeduras en- el tercio medic de Ia
cara posterior de ambas piernas.
Antonio Sosa, de una herida incisa,
de 3 eentimetros en- cl dedo pulgar de
la mano izquierda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
Lo DEJo SIN TECHo.

Andres Gonzalez, dc diez Y sicte amos
dc cdad, ha dejado sin aIbcrguc Fran
cisco Converter, quicn le entrcg6 sic
tc d6lares para que los llevara a Nico-
las Tapia, y csta Is Ia hora en- que no
sc lie ha visto el pclo al portador de la
sumo.
Este dinero era parte dc Ia fanza de
una casa. Sc Ia prcsentado una dcnun-
cia, por abuse de coniauza, contra An
dres Gonzalez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
UNA BATALLA CARIPAL EN- CAYEY
DAGAS Y ESTACAS EN- ACCIoN

Yin cl barrio Bcatriz, dc Cay,y, los
vecinos han podido rrescnciar IN in
tercsantc y atraycntc dcsafio que hubo
entire Jose Ortiz Adelino Ortiz.
El primero esgrimia tamaha daga dc
cortar cana Y q scgundo trcmcnda cs-
taca dc matar cerdos.
Loo contrincantcS rcsultaron con fuer-
tes contusioneS en- III Sala dc Socorros.
I'll iuez Municipal ha proccsado a los
dos para que depongan su actitud be-
icosa, que oata on pugna con 81 pro
grama dc la tLiga dc las Nacioncs =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
LOS QUE vIAJAN

Pasaportes expedidos por el Gober-
nador:
Para Santo Domingo: Juan Barne-
set Ribot, de Yauco.
Para Cuba: Edward Smith y esposa,
de New York; Mateo Vega Vezque-
tell, Manuela p. dc Lcbr6n y una
nina, de Ponce.
Para Espala: Antonio Zechini We've
y esposa, de Rio Grande; Herminia
Goyco Saint Victor, y Cecilia Larri-
naga de Dexter y cuatro ni1os, de
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
LOS DRAMAS DEL TRABAJo

Pedro Rodriguc1, yccino dc rucrta
dc TERRA, como DC - amos de G lad,
sufri6 nm accidcntc en- momcntos en- que
trabajaba en- los muclles dc san I'm.
tonic. De una estiba dc saeos dc ccmcn.
to que cstaba cargando On I'm carro,
sc dcsprcndieron algunos Dc "a partr
mas alta lc caycron encima. Rodg
gucz fue asistido en- In Sala dc Soco-
rros, de las fuertcs contusioncs que re-
cibicra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
INFORMACION GENERAL
voTo DE CALIDAD

Nucstro aprcciablc colcga, :" III Bus
capic'', nos fclicita por nucstro cdito-
ri,l "El tratamicnto Educativo'', en-
cl cual rccomendamos uucstro lcgis-
Ia ores Que atiendan DC I'm modo cspc
ell, dcntro dcl plan dc cnschanza, u
as spccto que sc rciiere 4 Ia educaci6n
moral.
III scnor Fernandez Juncos, Dircc.
tor dc +" FL Buscapi6 ;, cs m hombre
dc autorizada capacidad en- asuntos cs-
coiares, autor dc intcrcsantcs libros
dc texto nos satisface su valiosa
opinion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
Ell CoBGISIoNADo DEL INTERIOR
Sc oUEJA DE Los 'CHAUFFEURs"
MILITARES

AL jefe de la Policia, Mr.. Stanton,
ha dirigido una carta cl comisionado
del Interior, sehor Esteves, en- Ia cual
sc queja de los numerosos academies
causados por los chauffeurs militia
res y le suplica 10 Immediate aplicacion
del rigorismo dc la ley en- 10 que alta
ne la concession de licencia para di-
rigir AUTOMOBILES otros vehiculos de
parecida 1ndole.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
MUJEREs ABsurLrAs

Ante - Tfibuaai sapfsms - - e
sausa - apeiaeisn santfs Haaeaa 81
vers. Maria Gons6les = 1cssfa BFase
~. Ia suaisa fueFea ai.susitas go a
alto TdbunaL
Diehas maiffss katlsa 80 ssaieaas
das pr disiintes Tsihasaiss a. = -
. saffif ua aHs - s4ftsl ssaa 80.
por iafrnsei6a ~ afilsafs 1ss aei Csii.
r. rsuat virsnts.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
UN FACINERoso

FL detective Barrantcs, dc San Juan
lc siguc la pista a nm negro, euyo nom
bre no ha podido averiguarsc toda-
via, quicn SC ingc q enfermo solici.
ia ayuda en las casas dc familias res
pctablcs.
En- Ia nochc del viernes iltimo. va
liGndose de sus argucias, logr6 intro
ducirsc en- cl hogar dc doha Cruz Ro-
drigucz en- Ia callc dc San Jose ndme-
ro >, y hurt6 algunas prcndas dc YES
tir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
QUIEREN ABEJAS DE PUERTO
RICO

Mr.. Alton Warner, conocido apieultor
del e5tado de Carolina del Norte, ven
dra ell breve a Puerto Rico en- busca
dc mil reinas portorriquenas, segIn in
forma el peri6dico "The Asheville Ci-
tizen'
Mr.. Warner tiene varios apiarios
On los Estados Unidos ha manifes-
tado un reporter de los peri6dicos anne
ricanos. que usara esas mil reiras pa
ra mejorar Ia raza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
Ell TENIENTE CHARLES HART
zELL VUELVE A LA VIDA CIVIL

FL tenicnte Charles r. Hartzell Jr.
ha vuelto la vida civil y esta va lis
to para cmpezar trabajar con 'su pa
dre cn su ofcina de Ia compahfa de tc-
l6fonos. FL joven continental h1bia
estado desde que empez6 la guerra sir
viendo en- Ia Marina de Guerra. AhOra
pertenece a la reserva naval.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
TIRos EN- CoRozAL

Ig q barrio Cibuco dc Corozal,
Ca-los Crespo " encresp6 g hizo tres
disparos de revolver contra su amigo
Tomas Arce, hiritndole en- los brazos
y las picrnas. III iuez municipal ha
sefalado al agrcsor $500 dc fianza por
su libcrtad provisional
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
LA ToRMENTA PAsIoNAL

En- ell barrio q 'Mocha, dc la iuris
dicci6n dc Moca, Juan Pruna dispar6
dos tiros de revolver contra su amante
Herminia Lassalle.
Juan opina que Herminia no lie anna
con todo el coraz6n, y que I'M terecro
lie esta restando su cariho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
UE Aso DE cAKcEL

- detective Barfanies aJteheu -
90 q salir o. -an 5asf al rats fses
Ramon nittfa. ave eseaia - sasa aF
doaa Aitawrasia Sssla. eE ID saNf Hs
saa Iest a6msFe :. uss&haa-s - 80
r. a. easimir y aa psntaita. visfs -
easo aate q 1asz MaaisirsL - sase
fus seutsnsiado e samriis ~ afa r.
ckfeel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
CARLOS LOPEZ DE HARo

Hoy cmbarca para los Estados Uni
dos, On yiaic &c rccrco, don Carlos T..
Lopez dc Haro, icfe dc In Division dc
Propicdad Tel Dcpariamcuto dc II 20
hcia. III senor Lopez Haro disfutara
de una liconcia que sc lc conccdiO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
1NCEND1o EN- HATILLo.

Ounce bohios han qucdado totalmcn.
&c destruidos por un fuego.
La policia investiga 81 ease, v Sc
cree que no ha sido accidental Ia con.
iiagraci6n,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
Ell PELIGRo DE Los CANES

81 hay una ordenanza para rcco.
ger los perros vagabundos, eGmplase v,
de ese modo, sc evitard el peligro que
pueden ocasionar las acometidas dc los
canes, que pucdcn cstar ataeados dc
hidrofobia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
TERM1No sU 1ICENcIA

Tcrminada Va liccncia que SC lc con
ccdi6, para pasar unos dias en- Naguabo,
ha regrcsado a San Juan q tclegrafs
ia don Jacinto Hernandez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
M1TIN EN- La PLAZA

Fl mitin de obreros cue - anunei6
para cl sabado, - vetifcarh esta noche
en- Ia plaza de Baidorioty.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
NUEvAs CoRPoRACIoNEs

Han sido prcscntadas cn "a Secrc-
taria Eiccutiva, las clausulas dc in
corporation dc una asociaci6n Que sc
trata dc organizar con 81 nombrc de
Congregation. dc las Madrcs del Sa-
grado Coraz6n dc Jesus, cn Puerto Ri
CO., cuya ofcina principal ~ cstablc.
cera en- Santurce. Los fines principles
de dicha association seran la vida en-
comunidad Relgiosa Cat6lica dc sus
socias, Y principalmente, el cstableci-
miento y sostenimiento dc IN Cole
gio dc educaci6n ensenanza para Sc
iioritas pudientes Y dc una cscuela pu-
blica gratuita para ninas pobrcs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10

Tambi6n han sido presentadas, las
clausulas de incorporation de Ia corpo-
raci6n ''The Grolier Society Of Lon
don, cuya ofcina principal Sc csta-
blecera en- San Juan.
Los fines principales de esta corpora
ci6n seran dcdicarse al ncgocio dc
cditores venta dc Iibros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
UN 1NDULTo

III Gobernador INFERNO la conce
dido indulto Matias Ramos.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-04
ALL SOULS DAY SERVICES
Impressive Services For Dead Ir
St. Mary's Cemetery
A BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY

Last Sunday several hundred par
sh'oners of St. Mary's Church gath
sred in st. Marys Cemetery to carry
)ut their annual custom of giving a
practical test of love for their de-
leased ones by their heartfelt pray
ars. They formed a procession and
-ecited the Rosary in unison. After
his the usual services of the dead,
consisting OF the solemn chant of the
lii era by clergy and choir. followed
~ the accompanying prayers Of the
Ritual for the dead. which were sung
by the Rector Rev. John ]. Toohey,
C.SS.R.. who presided at this beauti-
full ceremony.
large congregation was present
Sunday evening at 7.30 O'Clock, to
hear the earnest discourse of the Rev.
Rector. Father Toohey. on Devotion
o the Holy Souls" At the close Of
-,he sermon solemn services for the
departed of the parish were held. The
Lii era was beautifully ehanted by the
choir members. and at it's conclusion
he prayers were sung by the Rev
Father Toohey, who was assisted by
Rev. Fathers Kessel and Heenan, as
ieacon and sub-deacon; Father Dona-
lue acting as Master of Ceremonies.
Monday morning found a great
number of the parishioners at st.
Marys vending their way to the
Church to pay tribute to the dead, it
being the transferred feast OF All
Seuls
On this day all Catholic priests en-
10Y the great privilege of celebrating
three Masses, as is permitted them on
Christmas The Masses at 6. $50 and
7 o'clock were well attended, the
faithful ones present receiving Holy
Communion At s a. m, began the
solemn Requiem High Mass and
Litera for the faithful departed, the
celet rant being the Rev J. F. Toohey,
C.SS.R-, Rector, assisted by the Reys.
w. Thumel, deacon; S. RGlbach, sub
deacon, and T. Donohue, as Master OF
Ceremonies. A large number receiv-
ed Holy Communion at this Mass.
A large catafalque had been erected
ornate with a great number of burn
ing tapers for the solemn services
Sunday evening and Monday morning
During this week and the month
of November very many Masses and
prayers are offered for all the faith
full departed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-04
WATCH GASOLINE GUAGE
Incorrect Measuring Pumps Are
In Use, Says Stewart Mcdonald
IT MEANS A BIG LOSS

"In New York official investiga-
ton 1t was shown that the motorists
were losing about per cent through
Incorrect gasoline measuring pumps, >"
said Stewart Mcdonald. president and
general manager Of the Moon Motor
car Company. of St Louis "As the
consumption there is about 50,000,000
gallons year, the loss is about J.
100000 gallons a year, or $250,000.
My conclusion. therefore, is that If
your automobile is not showing gaso-
line economy, don't always blame its
motor; perhaps you are not getting
full measure at the gasoline station,
either through the ignorance or de
sign of the vendor II will be we'll to
see that the pump operator makes a
full stroke of the pump piston. also
that he drains the delivery hose into
your car, also to watch the gauge
yourself
The fact is, the only correct way
to test mileage of a motor is TO at
tach gallon can. tied under the hood,
connecting this TO the carburetOr with
small rubber hose. II that shows
you that your car is making 16 to IS
miles on that gallon and if you are
using a reasonably economical light
six engine and do not get this milage
on actual road driving. then there is
something wrong with the measur-
ing Of gasoline into the tank OF your
car A test like this is worth trying 3"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-04
HAD STORMY TRIP
u. S. TO ROTTERDAM

Back to this country after a long
and stormy voyage to Rotterdam, as
wireless operator on board a coal car
rying steamer, operated by the United
States Shipping Board, Walter Ford.
well known young man returned TO
his home in this city last night, and
incidentally to cast-his vote in today's
election
Mr. Ford enlisted in tire Navy as a
wireless. operator for the period of the
war. hut received his discharge soon
after the signing of the armistice.
Since then he had been serving under
the Shipping Board, but he has now
left that service to accept a position
with the Western Union Telegraph
Company by which he was employed
here in Annapolis for several years
prior to taking up the study of wire
less Mr. Ford's new duty with the
Western Union will he that of a night
manager of one of the company s
branch offices in Baltimore city.
Speaking of his trip to Rotterdam
Mr. Ford stated that it was one of the
stormiest that vessels have encoun-
tered for a long time, and it required
21 days to go across. He said, among
other things. that the people of Hol-
land are paving the big price of near
ly so per ton for soft coal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-04
MONTHLY REPORT
OF S. P. c. A. AGENT
Good Work Being Done Fol
Humane Treatment Of
Animals
2 PROSECUTIONS

Agent ]. c. Blaisdell, of the Society
for Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals,
has submitted his report for the month
of October, which shows excellent
work done, general summary Of
which follows:
Cases investigated, IS; horses taken
from work. Z; small animals humane
" destroyed, 10, stables visited, II;
number Of prosecutions. ,; number Of
convictions, .; associate members Sc
cured, !.
DAILY ACTIVITIES
October 6-Ordered James Spencer
to clean stables.
October Had horse on Main street
treated for sore shoulder.
October S-Desroyed cat for Snesil
Dairy Co, West street.
October 9-Destroyed cat for Mrs.
Dashiell. 80 Gloucester street.
October 11-Suspended horse belong
ing to William Gross Eastport. Horse
was destroyed by >owner about 18TH.
Destroyed cat for Miss Nancy Walton,
80 Maryland avenue.
October IL Investigated alleged
cruelty to cats on West street.
October 14-Destroyed kitten found
at abandoned camp near Bay Ridge.
October 15-EXamined horse near
Arundel-on-Bay.
October 17-Destroyed four cats for
Mrs. Adams. Severn avenue, Eastport.
October S-Examined dog for Mrs
Anderson, 16 Maryland avenue.
october 10 - Destroyed dog which
had been run over by automobile.
October -Chloroformed cat for
Capt. Park Kelly 2S2 Fourth street
Eastport.
October 27-Destroyed cat at lis
Charles street.
October Working in conjunction
with Agent Gassaway of Baltimore s.
p. c. A., arrested Fl. G. Burke or
Boone station, and w. T. Robinson
Df Robinson station, for working
Continued On Page Threel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-04
NAVY WORK OUT KINKS
Only Light Signal And Forrna-
ton Practice Yesterday
BACKFIELD MEN HURT

Navy's football squad worked out
the kinks from Saturdays game in a
little formation and signal practice
and some kicking yesterday. Clark
and Rawlings were the only backfield
men not in shape, and Clark should
be back in a day or two. Rawlings
probably will be kept out of the play
ing little longer
None of the regular linemen were
hurt Saturday, but it developed that
Dolles, a promising substitute tackle,
who got in the game for a short time
near the close, broke his leg, and will
not play again this season. He is a
member of the new class. Gilmour
Dobie, head coach, expressed himself
pleased with the showing of the new
ly-arranged backfield on Saturday, and
this is about as far as the Navy coach
ever goes. Barring injury it is likely
to be kept together for the rest of
the season.
in spite OF the soft field, Clark, Koh-
Ter, Cruise and Waters. the regular
backfield men, all showed their ability
to carry the ball, and Rawlings, BenOit,
Taylor and Waters proved themselves
able to take place without materially
weakening the team. 1t is felt here
that the Academy now has a capable,
if not brilliant, backfeld and that it
may be expected to improve steadily
and TO master Dobie's fast and varied
offense. The work this week will be
in special preparation for the game
against Georgetown on Saturday,
when much the best contest of the
year on the Academy field is expected.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-04
MINISTER'S UNION
DECIDE ON SERVICE
THANKSGIVING DAY
Union Service OF Several Churches
To Be Held This Year In First
Methodist Episcopal Church

At the meeting of the Ministers
Union of Annapolis, held yesterday in
the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
/; was decided to hold the Union
Thanksgiving Day service this year
according TO custom.
The service will be held in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church. State
Circle, and the congregations of the
First, Maryland avenue NJ F.. Presby-
terian, College avenue Baptist. st.
Martins Lutheran and Trinity NJ f..
South. will participate in the worship
On this occasion the sermon will
be preached by the Rev. f, A. Owen.
pastor OF Trinity NJ F. Church. South
There will be special music by the
First NJ F. Church choir. one of the
finest musical aggregations in the
city.
The offering Will be for the Emer-
gency Hospital. and will be a general
plate collection. not envelope pledges
feature of the service will be the
customary reading of the President S
Thanksgiving proclamation.