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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15

Of the country. 1t will be presented
by the Garrick Players. with Earle
Fox. Laura Walker, Eileen Wilson
and Lynn Overman in the cast.
BELASCO-"He and She" new
play by Rachel Crothers. author of
"39 East" and "A Little Journey"
Miss Crothers not only wrote but
will produce and play an important
role in He and She" assisted by
Cyril Kei shtley and a cast including
Hubert bruce. Faire Binney. Margof
Vivienne Johnson. Ethel Cozzens and
Emily Varian. The play is in three
acts. and its locale is New York of
the present time.
B. r. KEITHS-Ciccolini the 1tal-
ian tenor. will head the vaudeville
bill. which will include Pat Rooney,
Jimmy Barry and George \. Brown.
Rooney and Bent, Ernest Evans and
company. Kharnum, Lazar and Dale
and the Kilograms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
Chesapeake Beach.

After office trips to Chesapeake
Beach, the bay resort, may be taken
on the train that leaves the District
line, daily except Sunday, at $50 pm.
arriving at the resort long before
dark, affording excursionists ample
time for bathing. boating, fishing.
boardwalk promenades. dancing and
the other attractions.
Sundays are banner days at the
beach for persons seeking a delight
full days outing. There are shady
groves where the luncheon may be
spread rustic benches and quaint
pavilions affording a beautiful view
of the bay.
The orchestra is jazzy and plays
in the afternoon and evening for the
free dancing in the spacious pavilion
built over the water.
The boardwalk also offers attrac-
tions and many novelties.
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places that the intrepid explorer has
visited in his wanderings over the

places that the intrepid explorer has
visited in his wanderings over the
earth.
His film of the Forbidden City of
China is one of his remarkable eX-
hibits.
On November IL. armistice day. Mr..
Rainey says. at the express invitation
of the Chinese republic. he made mo-
ton pictures of the city's interior.
The assignment came as an appro-
pirate distinction to man whose
passion for the animated picture had
led him into Africa's widest jungles
and Asia's remotest wildernesses. Few
occidentals had ever before been ad-
mitted to the Hall of the Highest
Peace. where the one-time Empress
Dowager sat on the dragon throne to
administer to the needs of her 400, O00,-
600 subjects. and to display to the
anointed few the gorgeous regal cos
TUNES whose browning glory was a
cape made of $500 pearls. each, it is
said. of the size of a canary's egg, and
ALI exactly alike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
GAYETY.

The Burlesque Wonder Show pro-
duced by Joseph Hurtig. one of the
honor attractions Of the Columbia
Burlesaue Circuit from a box office
standpoint. will make its first ap-
pearance at the Gayety today. 1t
presents varied entertainment with
comedy the predominant. Six scenes
are required for its merriment and
melody. George P. Murphy. the orig
inaI "hot-dog man" Is the chief
comedian; Joe Mitchell, William p.
Murphy, Arthur Conrad and Elmer
Brown, and the feminine stellar trio,
embracing Primrose Seamon, Edna
Green and Teresa Adams, are featur-
ed in the show. A chorus Of twenty
finds it's opportunities in the many
medleys Of melody as well as in the
dances. AS an added attraction will
be Lulu Coates and her Three
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Penn Gardens.

Penn Gardens launches another
week of inducements for those who
like to dance on week nights. The
auditorium is roomy, beautifully
decorated and artistically lighted. and
is entirely open to the cool breezes.
The floor is composed of marble and
glass and an orchestra of musicians
plays music suited to popular dances.
An important rule of the Cosmos
Theater. which has long been con-
spicuously posted in the part of the
theater devoted to the performers,
reads as follows: Nothing profane.
sacrilegious or suggestive, either by
word or action, will be permitted un-
der any circumstances. If you are in
doubt about anything in your work.
consult the stage manager. It may
save your act from cancellation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
Great Falls Park.

Pleasant afternoon and evening en-
tertainment is to be found at Great
Falls Park, where free dancing, free
concerts by the Ladies Victory Or
chestra and free motion pictures are
featured. with a variety of outdoor
entertainment for children. The cleo
trio illuminat ton of the Falls adds to
their picturesqueness at night. New
corners will find many historic at
fractions Of interest. dating back to
Washington's early manhood. Elec-
trio trains leave 36th and NJ streets
northwest at frequent intervals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
THEATERS NEXT WEEK.

NATIONAI-"Claren a new play
by Booth Harrington, written espe-
cially to star Alfred Lunt next sea-
son. with an early opening in New
York. A brilliant supporting cast is
announced by George c. Tyler, and
the author Of the play. Mr.. Tarking-
ton. is personally in consultation
with the producers during the max
ing of the production.
GARRICK-"What's Your Husband
Doing?" a farce by George B. Hobart.
author of Experience" not hereto
Gre seen in Washington. although
successfully >i.ld ~. ..a.ious parts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15

Crackerjacks," in a notable song and
dance act.
The regular season at the Gayety
will close next Saturday night, but.
in accordance with the annual GUS
tom, special wrestling carni-
val will be staged the follow
ing Monday night, under the per-
sonal management of Harry O..
Jarboe, manager Of the theater. The
contestants are Joe Turner. holder of
the middleweight championship of
the south, and Zeke Smith of Rich
mond The stake will be the cham
pionship belt held by Turner. The
match will be of the catch as ca tch-
can. type. two OF, three possible falls
winning the decision.
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Central Coliseum.

The Wonderland Jazz Orchestra opens
its third week Of the season at the
Central Coliseum tomorrow night for
dancing patrons. The floor of the
dance auditorium is new and in fine
condition. Its immense size affords
plenty room to dance. Dancing spe-
cialties are offered each week. A
corps of teachers is always on hand
to give tree assistance to those who
cannot dance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
B. F. KEITH'S.

This week at B. F. Keith's Theater
Joseph E Howard and Ethlynn Clarke
will occupy the big electric sign. Mr..
Howard 10 the well known and popu-
lar song composer. author. comedian.
and one of the most progressive pro-
ducers in the ranks of vaudeville and
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Marshall Hall

An outing today is offered by the
steamer Charles Manchester at Mar
shall Hall. which Is reached by an
hours ride. Its spacious groves and
lawns, with tables and benches pro-
vided by the management. and cool
pure spring water convenient, will
appeal to picnic parties. Amusements
and care-killing devices. including the
scenic railway. the carrousel. swings
bowling alleys and other concessions
are to be found at Marshall Hall. The
steamer leaves its wharf at the foot
Of 7th street at 10 a. m. 2:30 and Sis
pm.
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GARRICK-"P olly With a Past. "

In Polly With a Past" David Be
lasco gave Ina Claire her first chance
on the legitimate stage and under his
tutelage Miss Claire was hailed as a
legitimate coincidence Of the first
water.
Polly With Past" one of the most
delicious of comedies. has been select
ed by the Garrick Players for their
Offering this week, beginning this
evening at $3.50 o'clock. and at popu-
lar prices.
lease this production for stock. 1T Is
said. and IL was only after he had
been acquainted with the caliber of
the Garrick Players that he consented
to let them present 1t for one week.
No other but the original company
has been allowed to play the piece.
Miss Laura Walker will be seen in
the role of Polly, which was created
by Miss Claire. and she is particularly
equipped for the part, which. in addi-
ton to Its comedy demands, requires
knowledge of French because Of the
limitations of Sarah Bernhard and
others. Earle Foxe. Eileen Wilson.
Mary Newcombe. Edward Robinson.
Warner Richmond and James Dyren-
forth. with Lynn Overmann and Leah
Winslow, two noted players who have
just Joined the company for this pro-
duction, will round out the cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15

One Of the four new photoplay pro-
auctions announced by the Goldwyn
Corporation will be "Heartsease," b..
the late Charles Klein. which is to
be filmed with a cast not yet an
nounced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15

The right to picture William Far
mum in 1.-THE Joyous Trouble Maker
has been obtained from the author.
jackson Gregory. 1t is thrilling
story of a happygo-lucky mining en-
gineer and lord Of an empty pocket
hooko
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
Heart of the Jungle"

Paul j. Rainey's The Heart of the
Jungle" pictures will be shown at
Polls Theater today. at and at $50
pm. and twice daily thereafter at
2:3o and $50 pm.
Rainey is an American. born in
Cleveland. who has wandered over the
face of the earth in quest of adven-
ture. He has been a hunter with gun
and camera of lions. tigers and other
animals in the African jungle. He
has also been an explorer in the arctic
zones. and he has made scientific
studies Of the deadly fly that causes
the sleeping sickness in the deserts
of Africa. He has, as a captain Of
British infantry. pushed German
bombs off the Aunda railway in Brit
ish East Africa. and was the first man
to travel with the Czechoslovaks
across Siberia. He filmed the forbid
den city of Picking, and he picks up
his mashie in golf with the same IA
cility that he picks up his favorite
gun to shoot a charging lion.
Mr.. Rainey's latest sensation pic
lures embody pictorially the results
of his life of adventure for the last
two years. They are the latest fasci-
mating. thrilling pictures of the hunt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
NATI0NAL-"A Young Mans
Fancy.

AL the National Theater tomorrow
night George c. Tyler will present,
for the first time on any stage. new
fantastic comedy by John T. Mcintyre,
entitled. "A Young Mans Fancy" 1t
is unique and entirely unlike any
thing seen on the American stage for
years. 1t blends fantasy with reality
with the adroitness of Sir James NJ.
Barrie and is said to be a strikineIy
original piece of dramatic construc-
tion 1t will be the most elaborate
OF all the productions Mr. Tyler will
make here. Nearly forty speaking
parts and no less than fourteen scenes
are required for the DEVELOPMENT of
the story. AS in the case of "On the
Firing Line" and Made of Money"
the Washington production is pre-
llminary to Its metropolitan presenta-
ton next autumn.
The leading roles will be played
by Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne
both Of whom will have unusual op-
portunities for the display Of hitherto
unrevealed sides of their personalities
Mr.. Lunt will be seen in the role of a
somewhat whimsical poet. while Miss
Fontanne is to play a young woman
who exists both in reality and fancy.
a subtly and delicately conceived part
Mr.. Tyier's brilliant company will be
seen in it's full strength and several
new faces will appear. Among those
who will have important roles are
Sidney Toler, Susanna Westford
George Howell, Jane Corcoran. Fred
erick Weber, Bessie Owens. William
nier. Cornelia Skinner (the' talented
daughter Of Otis Skinner), Edwin
Cushman. Dana Desboro. Frank Con-
nor, Glenn Hunter and Doris Landy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15

JACQUES Of the Silver North"
Mitchell Lewis new picture, Is adapt
ed for the warm summer months. 1t
is said, without other assistance, to
reduce the temperature wonderfully
with its snow and blizzard scenes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15

y order to maintain such an or
ganization as is now summering
at the New National Theater,
manager should realize literally.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
NFORMACION GENERAL
ESCALAMIENTOS EN-
PUERTA DE TERRA

El batil de Jose Figueroa, We
cinOide Puerta de TERRA, donde
habita en- la parte posteriOr de la
casa ocupada pOr ell cafetin del
"0olorado", Ell la parada cuatro
Y media, ha sufridO una vulgar
aveptura de apaches. A atlas no
ras de la noche, los cacos pene-
traron en- la habitaci6n y carga-
rUOB con ell ba1l, ell cual contenia
tires camisas de hombre, un pan
blancO, tres camisetas,
una docena de- calcetines, y diez
fddares EN- Elective. AL otro dia
+seE supo que los cacoS habian pc
ndrado por la puerta que da al
Ritio, porque habian sacado las
algollas del candado y Sc veian
ssfiales de violencia Ell la cerra-
dIra. Ell NAL aventuradO baul fu6
9ncontrado Ell la via del ferrOca-
lril, al lado de los tanques de mie-
les, donde los autOreS del esca
amiento 10 habian abandonado
iespues de haberlo desvalijado y
saqueadO a su gusto. La policia
linveStiga ell hecho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
NARA Ell REFUGIo

I IT casino Espanol ha enviado
Dpor conducto de su Secretario,
,un cheque de So rs, recaudados
de las cantidades para obras de
beneficencia, por este importante
Centre.
La Liga Insular de Base Ball,
ha enviado por conducto de su
Manager, $5 90, procedentes de
las multas reglamentarias a bene-
ficio de los huerfanitos desampa-
radios.
Ell licenciado Bonifacio Sanchez,
antique benefactor del Refugio,
envi6 desde Madrid, por conducto
de su apoderado, S. 900.
Don Pedro Blanch, Inspector in
sular de pesas y medidas, entire
60 81 .98.
Esta humanitaria institution
agradece mucho tan generosos au-
xilios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
Sc METIo EN- LA BoCA DEL LoBo
BILLETES DE LOTERIA
SORPRENDIDOS EN- Ell
TRAFICo

Clodomira Hernandez, de treinta Y
dos amos de edad, blanca, natural de
Hatillo, recibio anteayer una terrible
sorpresa al entrar en- ell cafetin como
cido por la "Palma Real, de Areci--
bo.
's Cuando Clodomira entr6, ell detecti-
ve-auxiliar Leopoldo Munier, que esta-
ba ALI sentado, almorzando tranquila-
mente, Sc levanto de su asiento y la
arresto.
lie fueron ocupados cuarenta y dos
decimos de la loteria de Santo Domin-
go, dos hstas del sorteo, una del
de JUNO otra del o. Tambien le
fueron ocupados $3.50 en- Elective, que
era ell producto de las ventas durante
aquella mahana. Ell auxiliar Muniet
regreso de Arecibo aver por la mahana
Sc encuentra hoy en- San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
UN HoMBRE ARRoLLADo
PoR UN AUToMovIL

A las cinco de- la tarde de aver,
ell autom6vil 943, de la Central
Aguirre%, arroll6 Juan Carre-
ras, produciendole una herida de
cuatro centimetros EN- una pier
ma y una herida en- la oreja dere-
cha. FL autom6vil iba guiado por
ell chauffeur" Valentfn Torres,
y ell snceso tuvo lugar en- la para
da seisj Ell Pderta de TERRA. Ell
lesionado fue asistido en- la Sala
de Socorros. Sc informa que e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
SENTENCIADO A NUEVE
MESES DE CARCEL

Ell joven Jose Monserrate AFRO
yo, de San German, ha sido SEN
tenciado por ell tribunal munici-
pal cumplir nueve meses de car
eel pOr varios delitos de hurto q.
Sc lie imputaron. Ell detective Ce-
ira fue ell que lie arresto Y lie de-
nunci6 por ell hurto de varios po-
tes de chewing gum, habien-
dosele condenado a seiS meses de
por este delito y tres meses por
otra acusaci6n, presentada por ell
detective Felipe Ferrer,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
ESTADO DEL TEMPO DURAN
TIE LA SEMANA
Sumario General

El promedio total de lluvia fue
mas de dos veceS de la cantidad
normal en- una semapa de julio,
prOlnediandO cerca de 3 30 pulga-
das en toda la secci6n, Ell domin-
go, dia 6, huho en- la isla una bo-
rrasva que c.us6 lluvias modera-
damente fuGtes en- toda la sec
ci6n, .excePuando la parte SW
de IRaisla De varias loealidades
informanllna precipitation de Gin
co pulgsdas o mas. La tempera-
tura fle ligeramente bajo la nor
maB Ia evaporation total de la
semAns Ell San Juan fu6 l. 692
pulgadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
Ell TRAGICo sUCESo DE
PUERTA DE TERRA

Juana Agosto Rivera, residente en-
la calle de San Andres de Puerta de
TERRA, en- medic de una gran deses-
peracion, puso fin sus dias, de una
manera tragica. FL hecho ocurrio an
tenoche, a las diez y cuarenta Y cinco
en- la paradise y media, hacia el sitio
dcnde esta ia Iglesia de los Padres Re-
dentoristas.
La sehora Agosto Rivera, segin decla-
raciones de los vecinos, tuvo un dis
gusto con su hija, Emilia Cruz, de quin-
ce amos de edad, y raiz de este su-
ceso, Sc impregn6 todo ell vestido con
gasolina despues Sc 10 incendio con
un fosforo.
Seguidamente los vecinos que oyeron
los ayes que daba la victima, cuando
las llamas lie quemaban las carnes, So
hcitaron la ambulancia y La enviaron
la sala de socorros. La infeliz mu-
jer murio dentro de la ambulancia, an
tes de que ell vehiculo uegara su
destino.
Juana Agosto Rivera tenia treinta
tres afios de edad, era natural de Qua
yama, Y de color blanco.
Ell Fiscal, Sr. Diaz Collazo, ha CT
tado los testigoa Ceferino Martinez,
Regino Rodriguez Y Manuel Duchesne,
para tomarles declaraciones sobre este
Ixagico y doloreso suceso, que ha lle-
sado de pavorfa todos los vecinos de
lSlterta de Tieua,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
JU1cIo PosPUEsTo

4 petici6n escrita del Aboga-
q 1efensor, solicitando la suspen
sion del juicio oral senalado pa
ra ell dia 10 del actual por hallar-
Sc enfermo, el Tribunal de Dis
trito, secci6n "a, ha pospuesto
para el dia 30 la celebration de
la vista que contra Eduardo Font
Pacheco sigue ell Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico, por m delito de Mutt
laci6n (Felony), hecho cometido
Ell la persona del senor Alvarez
Morton, Y del que va ampliamen-
te ha informado Ell MUND0. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
UN DIA DE GLORIA

en- pals honbre que por razones
peabes ha desgado de los pardos pocos mi
tares-peo desigado de la patriay ega fecha
que fuerza irresistible 10 empuja pueblo
atlas fnadades reIaconadas la vida pbica
tos asados sno consagrandoe ucha consante oganza
da cuando pals donde este terra puertorquea
cuando hombre que eaza ell llama Juan Hernandez
Lopez puede armarse que echa tai cons
tuye da de gloria para Puerto Rico.
Servir Puerto Rico; he ahi ell supreme deber.
GDesde ell hogar? No, desde Ell campo de combae 1nco
so apopado para cprnder la grandeza de heda
hace uerte noble egoco de los tunfos despu@s de las
amargas pruebas.
No importa en-. que partdo Desde los partdos
puede servr a pals.
iccmo va a ser herido ese formidable paIadn!
Oue satisfaction para cuando siena ell ador de los
afados hundran personadad tatar de
nutizae cada que derumbe eocuencia
maravosa que derecho de las maas
que endn los pertubadores de nuestra berades cada
que rradie respandor que despde espirtu unnoso!
Va recorda Hernandez Lopez sabor de las amarguras
de la vida pdbca sabe amaguas son las que
oecen al patricia mas duce basao estahar
que Werte en- la uda ucha ell engrandecrHsnto
isla.
No possible que pesstera por mas tempo labor
hermosa @ pero desoganzada beo trabao nfecundo
de desgranar pedra precosas que desumba
ban los del ovdo sin
nade las unera prop6sto de foar n rico collar para
ofrendarIo a la patra
Lopez los hombres maduros, eno de
iuvenud No mpOa que fecha nac6 tenperamentO
de este o Es gua moderna vene del pasado con
su alma fresca.
Ell no es habI en- naneo hios que
los Comites No es potico deaes de uegos de
tienda.
Es conceptuoso, eevado,y vision verdaderamente
profetica.
preparar pero sabe peparar e al
ma coIectVa para las finaidades de porVenr.
poner trampas adveraro peo sabe enseharlo
pueblo, respearO huir del engaho de las vuga
ridades de la poIitca pequena.
Hernandez Lopez es leader de ppebIos.
hombre asi puede perrnanecer e remanso tene
la corente donde oan las esconas rezcadas
las hoas del laurel.
Un hobe as hace stremecer de algeria un pals cuando
que oece ntelgencia sentuiento su VIda
dario considerations de orden partdas
ta Hernandez Lopez gura pueorrquena que es
presona donde quera ella encuentre por
que pre abaara honradamente Por ell ben de Puerto Rc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
YEA ST SU NOMBRE ESTA EN-
ESTA LISTA

En- poder del sargento Gutierrez, de
IA Policia Secreta de Puerto Rico, Sc
encuentran varios cheques, cuyos due
nos no han aparecido a buscarlos, y
son los siguientes: Eleuterio Vidal, Ro-
sa Tizol, Jose Pillar Ruiz, Gaspar An
dino, Eva Landron, Eleuterio Vidal (dos
veces), Ramona Diaz, Ana Rosa Car
mona, Enrique Musinago, Eduardo Fl
gueroa, Urbana Alvarado, JESUS l. M d.
Victoria, Dionisio Gutierrez y Maria
Marin.
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PREPARATION DE PRoYEcTos

Sc esta procediendo activamente a la
preparation de los proyectos para la
construction del Asilo de Pobres, la
Alcaldia y reparaci6n del Teatro Mum
cipaI de Mayaguez.
Estas obras seran Ievadas a cabo,
en- parte, con los fondos asignados por
Ia Legislature en- la session extraordi-
maria celebrada en- diciembre del aiio
pasado.
AdemAs, ell Municipio contratara un
enlprestito de $7O,OOO.Oo, destinados a
la reparaci6n y recohstrdccion de estos
edifcios y del hospital municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
UNA vICTIMA.
DE LOS Loiss'lA AUTOS

En- la parada siete, segdn los
informes policiales, ell autom6vil
dc Juan Rigas, residente Ell Pom
ce, arroll6 Teresa Lopez, veci-
ma de la calle de San Juan Bau-
tista, de Santurce. La Sra. L6-
pez, consecuencia del acciden-
te, sufri6 una fuerte confusion Ell
ell music derecho y otra en- el bra
20 del mismo lado. Fue asistida
en- la Sala de So3oirCs FL guar
dia Guillermo Fuentes, que prac-
tic6 la investigation, dice que el
chauffeur" Pedro Ramos, que
guiaba el autom6vil, no Sc Guido
de tocar la hocina y rinarehaba a
una gran velocidad.' El E chauf-
feur" ha sid6denmciado ante ell
tribunal Inanicipal, por lnfrac-
ci6n la ley de autos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
, TRABAJAN DE NOCHE

Sc nos informa que los emplea-
dos de la ofcina del Attorney &c
aeral estan trabajando hasta al
tas hOras de la nOche con ell fin de
terminar ell informe annual, que
debe de estar listo antes de que
Mr.. Kern regrese definitivamen-
tie los Estados Unidos, donde Sc
dedicara a la practica de su pro
fesi6n.
Mr.. Kern embarcara para los
Estados UnidOs fines de la pri-
mera quincena de agosto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
CARMEN ANTONETTI

Ha sido operada felizmente Ell
la "Clinica Miramar por ell doe
tor Jorge del Toro Cuebas, la dis
tinguida senorita Carmen Anto-
netti, hija carinosa de nuestro
buen amigo don Vicente Anto-
netti, administrator de la Central
"Vanina
Sc trata de un case de apendi
citis, y hoy Sc encuentra muy bien
de 10 que nos alegramos sincera-
mente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
LOS AGENTES DE LAS GOMAS
STRONGHOLD EN- LA ISL

Los sehores don Miguel A. Emanue-
Iii y don Enrique Vazquez, agentes de
la va acreditadisima solicitada gonna
Stronghold estuvieron visitando al
gunos pueblos de la Isla, en- asuntos re-
iacionados con la venta de dicha 60
ma.
Nuestros amigos han obtenido un
gran 6xito0 han podido apreciar como
Sc vende y Sc solicita la magniflca 60
ma stronghold en- todos los pueblos
de La tslan! nSoiippa'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
COMMERCIAL

Nos participa don Juan J9eastaner'
de San Sebastian, que ha 6fuedado di-
suelta la sociedad mercantitdue giraba
en- aquella plaza con la tazon social
de -. Julia e Hijo", que en- su
lugar Sc ha constitaido ofs nueva, que
girara con la razon soc1A de -. Ju-
liza Hijo, Successor hIiendo su uni
CO socio gestor, con ND de la firma,
don Juan Julia Cast#ntr.
Deseamos a la nuevFfirma, exito y
excelentes negocios