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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-25
MAKE 1T UNANIMOUS
FOR CLAUDE HORNE

Four years ago when Mr.. Claude
Horne made the race for Railroad
Commissioner he received practically
the unanimous vote of this county.
This year in the race for the same Of
flee he should have EVERY vote cast
In this county. Come on, boys, let's
make it unanimous
No man in the state is better fit
ted for this important office than he
He has a thorough knowledge of
freight rates, knows when discrimi-
nation is being practiced, and has the
moral courage to see that railroads
act justly toward every community
in the State. He will be fair to the
railroads, but will see to it that they
are fair to Mr.. Public, who after all
pays the freight. He will make as
good a commissioner, if not just a
little bit better, than Y man who
has ever held He is a
thorougs a Bns'f' no slick poll
ti..sA6Nos ssfy voter in the district
.zec Tor him knowing their vote
ll-cast for the proper man
Carroll County is justly proud to
have such a man to offer to voters Of
the Northern District and can assure
them that they will make no mistake
if on August 5th they give Claude R.
Horne a sufficient vote to elect him
without the trouble of the second pri-
mary.-The Conservative. 7-25-1t
--O--
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-25

- time when his ambition and energy
will be most potent for the public
good.
Will you help give him this oppor-
tunity which he seeks for broader
public servicez He will deeply appre-
ciate your support and influence in
the coming primaries.
Crawiey Campaign Committee.
7-25-19-1t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-25
ROSS A. COLLINS
His Record Of Achievements Performances,
not Mere Promises


up Gotten thereby saved the people
millions dollars annually besides turning
the Treasury of the State than $l25.OOO0O
Kept long telephone for five months by
instituted by him. thereby saving to the people of the
State thousands of dollars daily.
s. Kept monthly telephone rental by suit instituted
by him. and thereby saved the people OF the State thousands
of dollars monthly.
Kept the telephone companies from forming giant telephone
telegraph combination which would have greater
the public made the said companies pay
the State penalty 000 for such violation Of the
Kept price of books thereby saving
sands Of dollars annually parents of the school children
Kept down freight and saved the people of the State
hundreds Of thousands of dollars monthly
T. Caused the Legislature establish experts the
benefit of the shipping public and provided for the payment
of their salaries from collections made by him.
g. Supported the aborng every effort his
ditiOns
Kept every passenger running Mississippi
after made that they would be taken of
and he the only Attorney General United
did this.
10 Caused the Standard Oil Co. pay $6OOO0oo
violating the law of the State
H. Fought for the of the Child
laws in behalf of women and children.
IL Fought all efforts of corporations opoge the
the State and did put farming corporations
business than all other public officials combined
Is Sustained against Guaranty Bank DEPOSITS Law
therebs making depositors funds safe.
H. Caused to be passed prohibiting monop
oiSng the ginning business and compelling them dispose
OF such they owned other located at their
plants He upheld against legal
of the
Is Upheld practically all affecting welfare people
when attacked in court.
It, Fought and upheld the the prohibiting
turing CONCERNS from working employees ten hour,
H. Stopped from charging passenger penalty II
addition o{fare when boarding trains without tickets
ls Wrote tn erendum petitions .t his own
the public the right the Fish aud
Game Law d further sustained the Initiative and
Reerendnn Amendment - the Constitution Of the stas
ls Has fought profteerns punderisg the
rich and powerful crooked interests and prepossd specific
legislation to remedy the evil.
l0 Prosecuted vioaors Bann ssusposA
the payment Of hundreds ds,sa.o
by those responsible failure Of tAs banks
the Union Bank Trust Company Of Meridian
Bank of Enterprise.
H. Advocated in his reports each Of ts lat e Lseasz
saIutary changes the lsv &e State which
enacted and have proven Of vast hs - the people
IT CAMPAIGN PROMISES HAVE ANY OF THE MEN OP. +
SING HIM DONE THIS MUCH FOR your THEN WHY NOT
We HIM YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORTS
$ ago. He is unique character IL many
Mr.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-25

LIST your farm and your town prop
erty with the Lawrence-Newsom
Real Estate Co. 6-6-19tf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13

Ter. IL visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest MccorI1le and
little SON. of Junction. w. Va, aro Wis.
1tinE In tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs w.
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Ta1raferro are
visiting friends In philadelphia
Scion a. Hausenflook, who has boon
visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
j. w. 1Iausenfiook, has Eonc to wash
,ngton to visit his brother after which
he VIII SO to Richmond to resume the
position no gave UP to go into ahe
Miss Anna Dean has returned from
q three months visit to friends and
relatives in Richmond and Cape
Mr. and Mrs. G. b. strick1er. OF
Washington, D.. c., visited Attorney
Harry M. Stricklcr last Tuesday. They
were on route to Hot Springs.
Frank Vacuum has returned to Elk
ton from New York. whcro he went to
meet his wife and four children. on
their way homo from jamaica MIR.
and Mrs Vacuum wcre former residents
Captain z. D. Forrer o. s. A., phf,h-
delphia, is visiting his wife, who is
The guest OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas G. Herring. at "Heronford
their country homo near RridEewater
Major w. I. Lee. of the SnEineerine
department WASHINGTON waS a r~nesS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't stay Gray! Here's an
&ld.Time Recipe that Any.
body can Apply.

The use OF Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to its natural
color dates back to grandmother's
time. She used It to keep her hair
beautifully dark. glossy and at
tractive. Whenever her hair took
on that dull, faded or streaked APP
pearance. this simple mixture WAS ap-
piled with wonderful effect
But brewing at home is mussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for bottle OF "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you will
get this famous old preparation, i'm
proved by the addition OF other ingre-
dients, which can he depended upon to
restore natural color and beauty to
the hair
wcll-known downtown druggist
says 1t darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can toll it has
been applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand at time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two, it becomes
beautifully dark and glossy-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
Making Ooer Old
GoDns for Spring
Ritd St7syvesant Gives
Her Views on What to
Do With Garments.
BY RITA srUxvEsAvr.

with the renewal OF social aetivi-
ties. dress resumes IT'S Importance in
miFady's wardrobe, and clever, indeed,
arc tho styles ushered in With victory.
Frocks this season arc distinguished
by grace OF limo and Interesting color
combination with touch Of elabora-
ton introduced In Soma small detail.
To transform a somber satin dress
from last season into a thing Of beauty
and charm Is a simple matter, and
many women arc rcmodeling tho i'm
evitable black satin found in tho aver
age wardrobe.
An AFTERNOON gown rs = charming
gown indeed when # is OF soft black
satin and spotted net. For ct and jet
were we'll mot in a lovely made over
bridge me f S95G at Vas " 6f f6s
satin. cut off sharply above tho bust
~ slim proportions was the two-picce
around tho bottom. Almost any black
satin gown might be cut down to this
simple foundation.
scribe the overblouse OF sheer net.
closely spotted with half-inch dots. 4
kimono model, with gathered neck.
was outlined with narrow band of
yet and the sleeves were heightened to
the wrist. Tho joining scam was hem
aatitched. and so were the bccomine
TO conceal the satin skirt, the-e
was two-piece net tunic suspendsd
from either side and banded with two
rows OF satin at the hip line. There
was broad girdle OF satin made gay
6y scarlet velvet and black tulls
mower. This is an afternoon gown
that appeals to the woman appreciative
or true artistry and economy, for It
only required three and q half yards
OF dotted net to bring 1t UP to the
Who would not delight to wear a
1roGk OF black satin. combined with
onion color?~ A two-tone model Ia
excellent to choose when ono ie maxi
ing over gown A black satin dress
at hip length and the lower part used.
When you attach Ia long WASTED
blouse OF kumsi-kumsa Ga now fabric
or rough silk crepe) to the skirt you
viii indeed have an ultra-smart gown
but il you add black soutache braid to
the onion -colored blouse you will leave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
HARRIs0NBURG

H fsa,rs ss Tfs riW YES Apr IL
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blani<enshfp Wis
tied In town Thursday night They
have been on an extended visit to Rda-
noke, and are now on their homewar I'd
trip to Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. j. II. Robertson, OF Washington
p; c.. is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. r
Fitzsimmons.
Miss Leo Peay, who has boon visit
ms Miss Cath crime Palmer, at Grot-
toes, has returned to Baltimore.
Miss Myrtle Saunders. of Roanoke, +,
Rev. n. NJ. canter n r. and NJ.
Canter. arrived in town Friday night
from Washington. DR.. Canter has jus,
Hntshed his term as presiding eldcr
of the Washington district of the Meth
od1St Conference, and comes here as
pastor to succeed DR.. ]. II. Wells, who
in turn succeeds DR.. Canter
Mrs. Samuel II. Miller. of wfnches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
SOCIAL LIFE OF VIRGINIA
lMIRR0RED IN PARAGRAPHS
News or Personal Interest Gathered
From All Sections Of Com.
monwealth.
SMALL ITEMS FROM LARGE AREA
Scores OF Timcs-Dispatch Corro-
spondcnts Contribute to Keeping
IN Virginians in Friendly Touch by
Recounting Ncighborhood Events.
Especial to The Times-pispatch. ]

~ Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
ONANCOCK, VA, April 12.-Mrs
@John Paul Jones, OF Lynchbure. and
Mrs. Nanny Gayle. and daughter. Miss
Dorothy. of Newport News. arc guests
Sof Dit. and Mrs. w. T. Wise.
Mrs. Spencer F. Rogers is visiting
cher daughter. Miss Lois, who Is teach
ing In Richmond.
R T. Waters spent the week in
s baltimore.
& Miro. E. 3. Parker Is visiting rcla-
ffions at Rcedvine, Va.
Mrs. Matthews, OF Tcmperancevi1le
IS at the homo OF her brother. A. w.
5sAock.
Gmerick Mcars. OF Baltimore, were in
town this week
Rev. John kelso. Of Delaware, was
6Susan Kclso.
Miss Helen Pructt. after a visit of
two weeks to relations here, has re-
turned TO her home at Hickory, y. c.
ren. OF Washington, are with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Mock.
Mrs. NJ n: Whit. White returned ed from
Conference. in session there.
Mrs. G. Smith Waller and Miss Iva
Hentress are in Baltimore.
Miss Leland Bell went TO Baltimore
Tuesday for a stay OF several days.
8 Thomas S. Bailey. of Newport News,
epcnt the weekend with his parents.
mir. and Mrs. 7. 5. Bailey.
Mrs N b. Rich and master William
King are guests OF Miss Viola \. KEEL
Miss Dorothy Hopkins went to East
Vile Monday 10 be one OF the at
PENDANTS at the marriage OF Miss Mil
dred Nottingham and Lonnic Leather
burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
Come to Burts Tomorrow, Then Laugh at High Prices

Do not buy under any cir
cumstances till you've seen
our llne-we guarantee you
a saving on every pair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13

down TO the seat Of the trouble. warm
ing and easing the nerves and tissues,
fou can almost feel tho Inflammation,
swelling or stiffness subside, as the
pain grows less and less.
You don't even have to wait TO rub
IN Sioan's Imminent 1t penetrates,
and its clear, clean liquid can he
poured right on tho skin without
staining. Get generous size bottle
from your druggist to-day. Prices, soc,
Coo. 3l.20.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
DON'T ENDURE RHEUMATIC PAIN!
HERE'S QUICK RELIEF FOR YOU

A Stop the pain! Give me relief!
Thafs what you want when you're
hurt That's what you get with
Sioan'e Imminent 1t not only kills
patn." but does 1t quickly, without
delay.
II you're tormentcd by rheumatism.
SHeura)gis, Sprains. Bruises. Backache,
4 and, body or nerve pain-just see how
squtck1y little Sloans Linimcnt gives
*raltef. The very first applica ton rests
4ud comforts. Seems to reach right
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13

OF the usual Etrdlo Of self-uruteriaL
try knouinE. a black silk ropo cord
about the waist and to Eive It weight
finish the ends OF tho cord with silk
tassals and amber bcads in queer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-13
.HIPICAS

"Campana" fue SO 15 segundos, pa
gando en- la banca de priInera $1.6S!
Vanguardia lego en- segundo t6rmi-
no en- 5s 2I5 segundos.
1900 metros era la distancia que te-
nian que correr Seminole, 'Sirena', +,
"Rey Moro, Cocaine" v Dora"
en- la cuarta carrera. AL STARTER le-
vantar la malta, Dora Seminole
partieron la cabeza de Cocaine
que sali6 bien atrasada. Seminole"
dejo atras Dora, lego primero a
la meta, en- 1-2O minutes, y, pag6 en-
primera $0.88. Dora entire despues
pag6 en- la banca de descarte $1.61.
"sirena'' y "Rey Moro no tomaron
parte en- Ia carrera.
La quinta, $50 metros, fue suspen-
dida por falta de caballos suficientes
para nevarla efecto.
La. recta y Ultima, 1900 metros, es-
taba integrada por Heroine, "Mon-
crief", "Milbrey'', "Cuddle Up" y
1AHud1uSAd pSuO cl PLAucAO pdoO
pronto a la yegua, que sostuvo una
larga lucha con la "Milbrey'', dando
tempo asi al 'Moncrief' para poner
entire ellos ventaja tai, que cuando ira
taron de alcanzarlo, va era tarde, por-
que "Moncrief' entraba triunfante a
la meta, con un record" de 1926 1l5,
dando un dividendo de $1.S4 en- prime
ra y S0.31 en- segunda. ''Milbrey" lie
quito el sSgundo avance a la "Andalu-
cia", que, decir verdad, fue muy NAL
corrida. Tai vez sera que Charito no
la entiende.
Un disgusto entire Egozcue y Ell due
no de la Cocaine nos privo de yer
la quinta carrera, pues clio motive la
retirada de liking Stawart" "Ni-
troglycerine" de la quinta carrera, y
Heroine, de la recta, cuadrIpedos
que fueron multados por ell Jurado con
el cincuenta por ciento del premio de
la carrera en- que iban a tomar parte.
Desde luego, aprobamos la actitud del
Jurado, para que en- ell future no Sc
repita ell incidente.
Claudio Fluminis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-13

Inocencio Quintero Ortiz, Juana Ortiz,
Rosa Ortiz, Amparo Arroyo, Federico
Colon Rivera, Diego Recio, Guillermo
Zayas, Amparo de Zayas ", G. Victor
Zayas, Gloria NJ. de Zayas, Angelina
c. de Zayas, Guillermo 4. Zayas, 7.
Nicolasa Fernandez, Tomasa Carlo, Ju-
lio Carlo, Micaela Andino, Palmira To-
rres, Carmen A. Mojica, Genoveva de
b. Cartagena, Maria l.. Cartagena, Flo
rinda Cartagena, Humberto Cartagena,
Ramon Ayala, Jose Andino, Juan Moler,
Juan Rivera, Juana Gaudinan, Rosendo
Herrera, Francisco de JESUS, Jesus Ro-
driguez Colon, Zenaida Rodriguez, Fran
cisco Torres, Pedro A. Valentfn, Jose
G. Falcon, Carlos L. Dfaz, Maria Pabey,
Sixto Miranda, Victor A. Rivera, Eloy
Cruz, Paulo S. Castillo, Rafael Rosas,
Andres Cruz, Antonio Rivera, Felipe
Rivera, Marcelina Salina, Cruz NJ.
Arroyo, Ramon Diaz, Juan r. Crimeiis,
Juan Torres, Adolfo Ayala Castillo,
NhdhuSl VIC At vega It dupOO ICihdhuCN,
Francisco Muhagerri, Cornelio Springer,
Jose Chas. Garcia, Nicolas Grave, IL
defonsa o. Izquierda, Trinidad Piquer
Rodriguez, Neomisia f. Iriarte, Juan
Gonzalo Pesquera, Juan Florencio Gar
eta, Gonzali de la Guerra, Pedro NJ
Llaca, Nicolas V. Morcillo, Pedro Tinoco,
L. Herman Ayala, Juan Castafo, Gines
Salas Pascual, Juan NJ Toro, Mario E.
Manefeld, Martina Lopez, Jeene Oquet,
Jacques Oqueet, Henrique Oquet, Do
mingo Hernandez, Jose Luis Hernandez,
Jaime Malta, Louis Bourges, Maria
Bourget, Charles Bourget, Maria Casino
de Moreda, Fanny Hereda, Manuel A.
Casino, Jose del c. Senci6n, Hostos M.
r. Capestani, Antonio Gomez Perez, An
tonia Granville, Jacobo Merip, Hen
rietta Pamberton, Vernal Ramberton,
Ricardo Illeny, Domingo Rodriguez, Ma
ria Arrange Alvarez, Etelvino Mendez
Lopez, Arthur Jones, Bertha E. Turn
bull, Arnold Raline, Ella Bliden, Olga
Bliden, Herbert Bliden, James Bliden,
Alberto M. Arenda, Florence Isaac,
Charles Wright Lasaber.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-13
eel Photo" nos vista

Ha sido botada al aqua una nueva
nave en- la cual ocupa ell puesto de
photo ell Lcdo. R. Martinez Alvarez,
Els un barcO de papel, con carga-
mento de ideas, que Sc lama atra-
vesar los mares saliendo de puerto los
dfas 10. y Is de cada mes, con rumbo
hacia la. democracia y ell trabajo, Sc
gun lemas que aparecen en- ell exterior
del casco.
Soeialmente perseguira tres fnah-
dades eticas; la consecuencia, la soli-
daridad v la tolerancia.
La matrona que aparece de pie en- la
portada de la Revista ostenta una
corona con el dulce nombre de ''paz. !"
5Paz? .
Paz en- ell coraz6n en- la conciencia; ;
pero lucha Y combate para engrandecer
y levantar Puerto Rico.
"El Piloto'', al final de su edito-
rial, saluda al pueblo.
: 81; hay que amar al pueblo.
Ell pueblo necesita que sus buenos
hOmbres luchen por el.
No importa cual sea Ell criterio poll
tico religioso de esos hombres. Els la
union de los buenos contra los malos,
del mismo modo que los malos Sc unen
contra los buenos.
Els una Obra de patriOtismO.
SaludamoS "El PilOto.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-13
SAN JUAN, mayo 8, 1919.
Sefior Director de EEL MUNDo'

Da pena yer la multitud de chiqui-
Hos que pululan por las GALES de esta
ciudad, implorando la caridad p1blica.
FL triste aspecto que presenta esa in
fancia rota y sucia atajando en- la via
p1blica todo transecunte. imploran-
do una limosna, da pena y, pone nues-
ira sociedad ante ell extranjero que
nos vista, en- un complete ridiculo. Ade-
mas que estos nifios que asi arrastran
su infancia, seran para Ell porvenir los
hombres viciosos y llenos de lepras So
ciales, candidates. findisEutibles al pre-
sidio.
cada niio de estos, que permanece en-
la calle hasta atlas horas de la noche
mendingando un centavo, sera en- Ell ma
mana un hombre ocioso y pervertido
SIN amor al trabajo por 10 tanto una
r6niora de la sociedad. Estos mendigos
inocentes de ahora seran los peligrosos
rateros del mafiana.
la culpa en- esta parte es de alguras
madres que obligadas por la tniseria
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-13

mientO de la huelga, Sc han movi-
lizado patrullas de trabajadoras
que Sc colocan frente a los talle-
res vigilando los movimientos de
las cOmpaneras. Los duefios de ta-
Heres de calados pidieron protec-
ci6n la policia, y el Captain Hur-
tado envi6 a varios agentes de or
den p1blico sin que hasta ahora
hayan tenido que hacer uso de la
violencia, pues reina ell mayor or
den.
La situaci6n economical de Pom
ce Ell estos momentOs no es muy
envidiable que digamos con mott
vO del excesO de gente sin ocupa-
ci6n a causa de las huelgas.
El Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-13

de propinar golpes a los infelices
peones.
Debe corregirse este abuse.
Cubierto ell Emprestito.

Momentos anteS de cerrar estas-
notas de information, ell vuelo de
las campanas y ell estampido de
los petardos y cohetes, nos anun-
elan un acontecimiento feliz. La
Banda Municipal recorri6 las ca
lies en- triunfo. Ri Emprestito de
la Victoria ha sidO cubierto con
exceso, como esperabamos. La su-
ma total assemble a $295, 900. El
exceso assemble la cantidad de
$4,000.
Ponce esta lleno de patriGtico
regocijo y noble Orgullo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-13
Para SantO Domingo y Cuba

Ell vapor "Santiago de Cuba lleva
los signientes pasajeros:
James B. Brown, Juan Herrera, Rita
Perez, Mariana Perez, German Atcher-
tua, Jesse Hewrr, Laurent Presyda,, Ed
gar Anduze, Frederic Anduze, G. T..
Moore, Maria. c. Constantine, j. j..
Mong, ObduIio Lopez, Gabino Vega, Ga
bino Vega Mio, Ursadona Vega, Cecilia
Franceschi, Fermfn G. Aviles, Alberto
Muvdi, Ramon Solomon, Quindalecio
Carvajal, Octavio Barrios, Antonio Ale
many, Candelario Dfaz, Mariana p. Bos-
achetti, Jose N. Boschetti, Simplicio Ro-
driguez, jose Rodriguez, Rafael Fabian,
Jose Riera, G. A. Waite, Bernardino Ro-
driguez, Carlos d.. Scott, Clemente FL
gnGoa, M. Campos y Garcia, Berta Bau-
za Gampos, Carlos Bauzd, Antonio Sas-
ire Rosado, GGmersinda Ballesteros,
Victor sLezcano, Ia Felix r. Mora, VIM.
y. solivap, Vernon T. Palmenter, Pedro
Lopez, :Carddad oaldeEin, Carmen sCalde-
rim, j. Pardikas, Elisa Torres, Ricardo
1 Moreno, Charles Taylor, Juliana Cortan,
Alexander Taylor, Ralph Ruelalne, Lo-
renzo Hernandez, Petra Z. de Lamberty,
f. Smith, Catherine Smith, Jose Novua,
Richard Z. II. Quiniana, Grey Meyer,
Jose Oliver, Max Eppler, Charles E.
Seijo, Harry J. Harselden, Beenlali
Freed, Mable Brown, Cleofe G. Badillo
Aurelia Morales de Rivera, Carmen A
Atiles, Juana Medina v, Margarita dc
Perez r., Carmen Santos Perez, Agus
tin Perez, It. Carmen Perez, j. Jorge
Serralles, Albertina p. de Serralles, Ii
gia Serralles, j. Juan Serralles, Jr., Hec
tor Juan Serralles, Ivan Serralles, Rosa
dc Font, Carmela r. de Thillet, FeliS
J. Thillet, Carlos A. Thillet, Ana NJ
Thillet, Jose A. Vivoni, Walter Vivoni
Antonio Martinez, Juana Matos, Andres
Vazquez, Levira Lizardi Rey, Elvirs
Rey, Maria Peha, Emilio Cort6s, Tomas
u. Pav6n Rivera, Juan II. Cuevas, Vic
torina Clavelin, Hip6lito Fitzpatrick
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-13

AnsioSo estaba por que llegara ell
domingo para yer en- que paraban to-
dos esos ruidos uqe Ell publico hacia
con respecto las carreras que anun-
ciaban los programs para dicho dia.
La duda mas grande Sc apoderaba de
todos 10 shipicos, por no saber cual Sc
ria Ell resultado de estas carreras, que
sc desarrollaron como sigue:
La primera carrera, a LOO metros,
Sc componia de ''Nela, Policia, Ameri-
ca, Confetti, Luzbel, Lieja y Maria
Luisa. Al levantarse la cinta, los cam
peonatos salieron en- grupo, aunque
America, Confetti y "Lieja"
pasaron a los demas caballos, entablan-
dose por la recta una lucha muerte
entire los tres corredore, lucha que vi
no decidirse llegando la meta, donde
"Lieja" con gran esfuerzo, consiggio
llegar primero que Confetti con
un record" de 1-16 minutes. "Confe-
tti'' lie sigui6, en- 1-16 1 8. Los dividen-
uOS que pdBO A1oJd 1uCAOA' GIL pAA-
mera, $4.0o pclf peso, y en- segunda,
$1.15. FL triunfo de "Lieja" fue 10
que Sc llama pulmoneado.
En- la segunda carrera, l milla
un octave, SO disputaron el triunfo los
invalidos "Manzanares, "Beselien",
"Tuy" y "Rio Brazos''. Como "Re-
selien" era la que en- mejores condicto-
mes eptaba, fue la que gan6 la carrie;
ra, en- 2-12 minutes, y su escolta sstu-,
vo a cargo de "Rio Brazos'', que lego
en- segundo lugar. FL vencedor pago en-
primera $o.67, mientras que "Rio Bra
bos'' di6 en- segunda un dividendo de
$1.55. FL "Tuy'' sc quedo parade en-
esta carrera.
Para la tercera carrera estaban ms
critos "vanguardia "Mastin'', 'Ilu-
VIA, Campana' y Remember La
distancia era de $50 metros y la victo-
ria corespondi6 "Campana que sa-
li6 delante, al lavantarse la cinta; y
aunque los esfuerzos de "Mastin" y
.'vanguardia' por alcanzarla fueron
tit&nicos, mo 10 consiguieron, porque