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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
EDITORIAL

edition OF The Star hp ny
officials carried advertisement from
Edwin advocating violence IN
ON OF \ W. Wsradiea conspiracy,
objectionable matter brought TO the
tien Of The Star the advertisement eliminated
article carried the label Paid ADVERTISING
making responsible IN way
for sentiments expressed
Is TO readers that Tue
the preaching OF Nionc" "ht.u
radical fairness To Mr.
denies cmphaicaiS That his
article FORM and that he insists a~
legal Interpretation article lustiie- his claim
advertisement raised ~ tedm o'ih p
Tacoma morning paper aud later IN
Mondsy PI intiniation this objection
ri,,n The Star until the pini. printed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
CHEAP ENOUGH


Captain Peterson said that some
OF the goods would be Bold 100 pet
cent below the market prioe.--New
York tN. " Evening Sun.
A street s!gn tina; makes a hi,
with us Is one that rays. Speak
English. Learn the Language of
the United sta,cs- We may bn
wrong. bu, our guess Ia tina. any
man who can read tho slgn docsn',
need the advice.
In Alaska
They say things plainly in ALASKA
And This Camp" ~ the Daily
News Miner calls It's homo town OF
Fairbanks. takes anything that
comen from the cfYets states with a
whole ahakcrful Of salt
Here's Delegate Grigsby getting up
In congress and telling the world tina,
II Americas statesmen won't vote
81 .ooo .ooc 20 complete the Alaska
railroad they'd better give the terri.
tory back 20 tho indians.
Luckily Our Money Didn', Depend
on It," headlines the News. Miner.
adding: "If Seventeen Millions De.
pended Upon Grigsby's Boyish Biur
We Would Never Have a Chance 10
Taste the Bacon"
And 10 the news story Of steel
strike riot nj Gary In which five were
killed. the News Miner editor adds:
sFT.l.rss tel 80
Police and company guards were
heavily armed. Police arrested sew.
eral men who refused TO move on.
probably clubbing these men into In.
sensibility. Some red hloodcd striker
threw n rock. and the heavily armed
police and guards opened fire into the
mass OF humanity. killing 1--WE and
wounding twelve strikcrs-don't say
anything about the armed guards and
police being hurt at all. Looks TO US
like an inspired message. knowing
these corporations and their methods
as we do. Probably was n marked
outrage upon labor and humanity
poor devils shot down like dogs. for
the larger profit Of the proh,eers."
In Australia
It's complex.
We discover n colloquy raging In
the sydney Bulletin over how to fry
crocodile eggs.
A correspondent writes: There Is
third member OF the quandong fam.
liy. smaller than either yellow or
red. Unlike the others. its taste is
awful"
Another: 'The best native tree for
shade IL the boobyalla."
s. s. S. rushcs TO print az follows:
II struck n CUBA when coming across
that stretch between Douka and Port
Morosby In a whaleboat. Aru.hua,
my coxswain, shrieked that this CUBA
was a pourripourri from an orik,va
boatboy who had lain down and died
because he Aruhua) suspected him
of stealing his armshell."
When we go to Australia Wen take
an Interpreter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
QUESTIONS WE CANNOT
ANSWER

What kind OF tape or rule II
used by n steamfiticrg And when
the steam does not III. what does
he do7--A. n. ".
DO the milllnera and dressmakers
use a turn style 60 keep track Of tho
farhiona7-Flora Bush.
The other evening raised -four
kings with a pair Of aces. DO YOU
think could raise an sutomoblls
with a pair Of Jacks7--Asa Hartz.
Can a tight ropewalksr be arrest
cd for being under the influence OF
liquor7-H u. II.
Ny left shoe makes a 10, Of noise
when I walk. do you suppose the
tongue does itr--Ada Lott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Ordinary toap will remove grease
spots from n tin roof.
A Connecticut electrician has In.
vented an automatic wflnEer 90
which IN attached an alarm clock 90
wake up the iaundress when the
clothes have gone thru the wrlngsr,
A chemist has Invented match
that nobody can throw on the floor.
Never throw away an old hot wa.
ter bottle. Lovely roft collars for
your husband can be made Of the
rubber.
A wooden dlshpan will not rust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19

A Chicago doctor snys eventually
we'll all have only one toe. Good
We may have fewer corns
a story has come over from Ecu
tope that three times In 1914 the
kaiser saw the famous HoheHzollern
ghost wink. Mcbby he did. 3uI
we'll wager he never sees Il walh
again
At least not on Saturdays.
ANSWERED.
II Mary In 10 and Jennie Is II
ana Anna II II. how old IL Red
Cross Molne Coddle.
canteen.
IN what hind ~ canoe would 2
dog feel most al home7-o 4. j.
Birch bark.
years but never until last night did
l hear OF swing bridge. was IN
vited TO play. but declined, as ! did
not wish to show my Ignorance
Please describe It for me Owen
Swing bridge IL game that al
ways ends In draw
In what way in a comedian con
trary TO the laws OF natureT- u
Zwacks
lie defles the law OF gravity.
where does an Indian woman
keep her false haif7-Aliis Gretts.
In the wigwam. OF course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
Getting What They
Thought They Wanted'

For year and the Seattle reds have been preach
ing always with increasing fury their doctrines of revo
lnton and hate They have been cocky arrogant impu
dent Their contempt for the public and for everything
pertaining the present order of things was quite similar
to the brand displayed towards this country by Kaiser
Wilhelm about two years ago. The reds, like the HUNS
Just wouldn't be happy till they got it. They howled Tor
Showdown and now they have just exactly what they
thought thew wanted-a real. sure 'nough showdown.
"rn forced to do anything short OF crime TO pet
money! tcrites discouraged university professor NoW
he can appreciate the lacyer's relcpotnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
IT WAS AWFUL

Walter" he called. shifting the
air huspiciounly. never mind my
order now. can't eat when there's
a smell Of fresh paint around"
~ youll just wait few minutes,
sir" replied the waiter. those ladies
will be going Mess Kit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
NOTHING LIKE INVESTIGATION

we are going TO investigate the
geodctic survey. What do you
know about itT'
Nothing. senator. ! don't even
know what 'Eeodctic' means"
Neither do !. and that viii be
awkward. Wen investigate some
thing else. - Louisville courierJour.
nal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
Ho! for End of Profiteer!

The public is advised by the Fair Price committee tc
adopt the cash and carry" weapon to drive the profeei
tc his lair
This is logical step in the right direction
It is economically sound.
True the merchants have to charge the consumer foi
the expense of collections the bad accounts and the cost
of deliveries.
everybody pays cash and everybody serves his own
delivery vehicle the of doing business is cut down.
Furthermore the cash and carry system is designed to
haul down prices in an unoffendng way without submit
ting the retailer the indignities and humatons OF
sterner strategy. .
And no doubt-we repeat-no doubt the retailer his
heart bursting with compassion will eagerly give the
sumer every benefit of the cash and carry system Ger
tainly prices will be Immediately slashed.
Suspicion, Get thee out of sight
II the house tciH come to order tcouh like to re-
0uest the tcord American be used little less fire.
0uenty and tcith some reservations We mored to
offer this suggestion after reading here old friend
Dr. Mattheps hooks up his plea for street lights
with the issue of Americdnism?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
CUIIDIIKE AND BLAND

They don't want me back In the
United States as ambassador"
queer. amt it7"
Yes. all ! did wnn to blow up n
few bridges and canals. LOUISVILLE
CourierJournal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19

The effort 10 abolish the spit-baH is popular The
iCord rs groicing Uery tired Of things that can't be
controlled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19

legs In many instances the oircu-
iatlon h interfcred with by varicoso
veins In other instances tho blood
vessels Of the legs seem 10 IL smaller
than usual. or do not respond readily
20 tho varying demands made upon
them.
O Is fish good substitute. for
meat In the dletT
A. Assurcdly yea Fish supplies
practically the same food elements,
but In smaller proportion than does
meat. Most ordinary fish should cost
not moro than ons-third or one-haif
tho prie, Of good. fresh beef In order
10 h. an economical substitute for
the latter article.
UNCLE sAM. ~. H." Win ssswev.
~sshsv In this eciansn o. BY mail.
a.ssst~as 81 g~oes~i tntsw~se setaitss
eniy to hyg1~us. sHaitstlss and the
p~~vcutsea 81 dis~~s~. ~ win b.
isnpussshie for him to sssvev aucs-
tioas of . purely psr~oaai nature. OF
TO prescribe Tee individual aiseases.
Addre.i
INFORMATION EDITOR.
e. 4. Public Health service.
WHsfsinafoa. u. e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19

In 1850 there were 100000 power
spindles IN ireland, as compared
with something uaGer 100000 20.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19

The Star upon several recent occasions has remarked
that nothing gets Uery forn this countryunLess public
opinion is behind it, and PUBLIC opinion is not 1ooticaE
opinion class opinion, or religious opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19

House burglars in Seattle are using stepLaaders
Credit for the idea should 90 to the burglars aoho set
the prices shoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
Art and Booze

Joseph Penne the illustrator says that without alco-
hoic drink there will be no art or poetry in America.
Three great American poets drinkers and to
One of them Edgar Allen Poe.
But all abstaned for very long periods and did all their
work during total state of sobriety.
One of Poes friends said Of him: zone drink with
him like hitting fine Swiss watch with Ratchet"
Another of this group said himself that drink of whisky
made with imagination feel too good to do
work.
. Walt Whitman and whom the vets may claim not to
be poet drnker to moderate degree in early
years. but he physical giant and said that liquor had
little effect upon him. and that he cared nothing
for it.
great American novelist and playwright quit drinking
his 50h year. wrote his drink confessions for national
magazine and has since done what all critics agree be
4 his best work.
early but like the three poets first mentioned
incapable of any mental concentration after drink of
brandy.
L Three great American architects were drinkers
One epicurean drnker who brought on q physical
malady the result Of and from which he died in the
middle of very brilliant
The two others were periodical drinkers One did his
best and most important work previous his 32d year and
before he became a drinker
The third unreliable in the of his engage
ments that he could not practice his art Independently but
remained in the employ of other architects While per-
sonaly designed many important this coun-
try including of the two successful buildings of
the Chicago worlds fair yet he received full public
credit for them.
We inclined think that belief in drink as an aid
I to artistic production is a delusion.
Its effect the quality of art is highly questionable
and 1t has certainly added nothing to the quantity of art
that nothing gets very fdrn this countrv unless public
opinion is behind it, and PUBLIC opinion is not political
opinion class opinion or religious opinion.
House burglars in Seattle are using stepLaaders
Credit for the idea should 90 to the burglars aoho set
/. the prices on shoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
MACHINERY CONSISTS OF

Shafting, Pulleys.
Boxes. Convcyor
Drives. Saw Arhors
Sawdtst Chains
Saw Mil Carriages
One Yates 24xs0 New
Timber Sixer
Saws-Band a. Circu-
lar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19

~ what kind ~ canoe would
dog feel most at home7-o, u. J.
Birch bark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
ANSWERED.

II Mary In 10 and Jennie Is II
ana Anna II II. how old II a Red
Cross WORKER ollie Coddle.
canteen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
ic TRIBUNAL MUNICIPAL

/. Silvestre Rond6n, Juan Rodriguez, Jo-
sc Ch6vere, Bautista Rodriguez, Ma
nuel del Rio, Andres Lsureano, Domin-
go Agosso y Pedro Nieves, por jugar a
10 prohibido. Cinco d6lares a cada uno
Francisco o'Neill, por acometimien-
to aggression. veinte y cinco d6lares
Eduardo Sendo, por escandalo. Diez
d6lares.
Ignacio Luyando, Juan Torres Nal
donado, Jose Llabres, Santiago Ayala,
Gabriel Moreno, Juan Hernandez, Al.
varo Cebales Juan Chsvere, por ju-
gar 10 prohibido. Tres d6lares a cada
uno.
Inocencio Santiago, por acometimien-
aggression. Diez d6lares.
Monserrate valentin, por infracci6n
la ley de autos. veinticinco d6lares
Y las costas.
Julia Rosa y Juana Diaz, por escan-
dalo. Cinco d6lares cada uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
LA REAPARIcIoN DE LOS LoRoS
z Ell BAUL EXTRAvIADO
UNo DE LOS 1oRos HIzo PERDEa
LA PISTA AL MENSAJERO

. Ell equipaje de la sonora Emilia Fl
gueroa, que Sc suponia robado, ha req
parecido en- ell cuartel de la Policia DC
Rio Piedras, despues de varios dias q ,
inquiesud.
Esta sefora al desembarcar habia en-
tregado su banl una jaula con dos &C.
torros (no una como Sc dijo anteriorme.l
te) a un peon, para que los condujera
su residencia de Santurce.
Cruz Rivera, ell peon al oir la direc-
ci6n que lie di6 la se1ora Figueroa, SC
gun sus explicaciones, Sc turbo, y en- vez
de ir Santurce, siguio derecho hasta
Halo Rey. Una vez ala, nos dice Cruz
Rivera, pas6 muchos trabajos busear-
do la direction de la duefia del equipaje
pero no la encontro.
La vocecilla chillona de uno de los
loros que iban en- Ia jaula, acabo de
despistar al mensajero, y cuando este,
desesperado de no encontrar la casa que
buscaba en- Hato Rey, interrog6 al ami
malito:
--IC6mo Sc llama tu anna, loro?.
la respuesta fu6: Isabel. Mas tarde pro
nuncio otro nombre: Toribia, Y despuGs
otro: Elena. El pobre mensajero al Gil
tantos nombres, Sc confundio de tai mo
do, que perdi6 la pista por complete.
Finalmente, ell pobre Rivera, entregt
el equipaje la policia de Rio Piedras
para que fuera a reclamarlo La sefora
Figueroa, cuya direction no habia en-
contrado por las malditas vocecillas
de los loros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
a. g. III fiiiBurtalgA

brir la suma de $1,016,00, previa
fianza de mil dolares por la con-
trademandante para responder a
los danos y perjuicios.
Domingo Correa VS.. Elias Qui-
homes, por deshaucio. Sc lie conce-
di6 veinte dfas de pr6rroga para
presentar la exposition del case.
Ramona Marrero VS.. Vicente
Bosch Gomez, por divorcio. Sc
orden6 ell emplazamiento del de-
mandado por medic de edictos.
Ricardo Gonzalez y otro VS.. Sc
raffn Fernandez y otro, por cobro
de dinero. Sc declare sin lugar la
demanda con las costas a los de-
mandantes.
Ramon Garcia Garcia VS.. Ma
ria Mejfas, por,- divorcio. Sc de-
claro con lugar La demanda con
las costas a la demandada.
Juan Ramon Cruz VS.. Segundo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
LAS COMPANIAS de vAPoRES
AUMENTAN Ell SALARIO DE
LOS ESTTBADORES

Las companies de vapores de
San Juan han ordenadO reciente-
mente un aumento de un II por
ciento a los estivadores V carga
dores de los muelles. La nueva es-
Gala de salario es la siguiente:
Treinta Y cinco centavos por ca
da hora de trabajo al dfa, exclu-
yendo a los festivos, en- los que
ganaran 80 centavos Y medic por
hora. A los cargadores de azucar
Sc les pagara 67 centavos la hora
.en los barcos y so centavos en- los
muelles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
Secci6n Segunda
aIBUNAL DE DIsTRITo

"The Porto Rico Telephone Com
pany" VS.. Charles F. Hill, en- su
caracter de- Tesorero INFERNO de
Puerto Rico, por devoluci6n de
centribuciones. Sc declare con lu-
gar la moci6n y EN- su consecuen-
ella a la demandante desistida de
este pleito con la imposition de
las costas.
Jose E. Salda1a VS.. Tomas Way
mouth, por conSignaci6n de dine
70. Sc declare sin lugar la moci6n
de desestimaci6n de las parties.
Andrea Rivera VS.. Cecilia Jime-
nez, por danos y perjuicios. Sc de-
clar6 con lugar la moci6n y Sc de-
cret9 el embargo de bienes de la
contra -demandada Sufcientes a Gu
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
ERRATAS

En- la bellfsima composition del
poeta don Jose p. II. Hernandez,
titulada "fY. venga entonces el
olvido!'', que apareci6 en- una de
nuestras ultimas ediciones, hay un
error que desfgura mucho una
estancia.
Dicha estancia es la quinta, Y
ell error aparece Ell su primer YER
so.
Donde dice:
"YO tie jhro, luna histerica, "
debe decir:
"Yo tie conjuro, luna hiSterica. "
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
LOS "CHAUFFEURS" NO
FUERON TNCULPADOS

El jefe de distrito de San Ger
man, inform6 que en- la calle del
Concrete, dc aquel pueblo, los
autos de Jose Matos Ignacic Ra-
mirez, t1vieron una collision, en- Ia
que ambos carros Sufrieron ave
rias cOnsiderableS. la policia prac
tic6 una investigation del acci-
dente, pero no procedi6 al arreSto
de los "chauffeurs" por no hallar-
les culpa bilidad aIguna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
ESPECTACULOS

CINE TRES BANDERAs.- Es,reno a.
la cinta comica en- una parte. iituis
da lotto saldedo'. ei eseeno en-
seis parties, titulado Elena del Nor
te''.
CINE NORMAL ss1unda io.nada
de "Corazones del Mundo''.
CINE RIALTo.-E. X. Lincoln en
"IIombres Virtuosos".
CINE Estreno ds m prscioso
drama en- cinco parties por Fred s-ons.
titulado "Juanisa coge ei Revolver
y una c6mica.
Episodes trccc casorcs de Elmo.
II Invencible" una c6mica.
TEATRo vARrEDADEs Scene TIA.
yakawa en- Ia hermosa production la
Botclla FATAL.
CINE PUERTO RICO Es,reno al pri.
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ARROLLADA PoR UN AUTO

Josefa Ramirez, de 35 amos de
edad, residente EN- la calle de San
Sebastian, fue curada Ell la sala
de sOcorros, de una confusion con
erosion en la pierna derecha V
un rasguno superciliar en- la re-
gi6n abdominal. Dijo que habia
sido arrollada por un auto en- los
momentos que trataba de cruzar
una calle.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
EN- vIAJE DE NEGoCIos

Dentro de breves dias embarca-
ra para los Estados Unidos ell CO.
nocido industrial de San Juan don
Andres Ojeda, quien tiene ell pro
posito de adquirir herramientas
y accessories modernos con desti-
no su acreditado taller de re-
paraciones que tanta popularidad
ha alcanzado.
Durante la ausencia del senior
Ojeda, quedaran dos hermanos del
mismo al frente de sus negocios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02

mueric dei fra'adn. GHe sefIa ana
victoria del bolehetiuuI sma eu
Alrmania Eu esr dueumeufa ST.
Wilson ataeara furrfeueafs lt.s
aufore4 de la derrufa
kl pumfD rstrafsRiea ell erna
dor lndge ~ gur una mple -
seduction rnncurrrufe. eu ve3 ~
una rcsoIucidn runiunia. 49, -
puicrr la refrrmiaelan del pres.
denir. rero na,lie ha il.sllda %
llar un solo anteee,lenfe - que
una guerra .c hlya declare lo fer
miuada uor mefiip ~ uua simple
declaration drl Seuada
So cree que seria ureesaflu qfie .
la torfe suprema e.fu.liara s.sr
pr6ccdImienfD para deeidif res
pecto % su val0r legal y
Ia constitution dice que n rem
grcso fieue ia farulia1 H. deeia
rar la guerra y de termnar la
guerra. pero da VI mfHna fiemt.p
al pre.idrnte la fae1ifad da dIrl-
gir las raiariDnr. ufrfuae.unaIss
Ei Congress nn ffene mati.a. ~
cuicnderse run lue e0hfefmpa 80
tmnJernt eeria rree..e uH. esa
res0luei6n despus de affaiasla.
fucra cufmda al ~eerefafIu ~ 20
tado para quo o. eutam latr e
conducto reuuier ai ef.hfefua afe
man. s. es dudDtD uHe - serrsfa
rio de E.iadu - affetiera dar
csc pa.p 900 cereorafse primers
dc 500 ahsolrfa lelulad
Parree Vie lo HUieu eierfn -
que se efreiuara uf uuetu pfa.
luugado debate del Tratafla du
rantr lne pr1xinps meers ~ in
tieruo To,ln rarfee 80 e.fa -
pifal e.iar cn "a eaps. e nHe
rsc nueto debate dfi tfafada e
Irn nu trr,ladcru eaus
Washington. 25 de novieinbrs
'omU resuifado u IA derrufa
'nfig.la ai Tratadpds IA eou
, Alrmania cn 90 srnatis. = - 49,
gurado ho5 en ef4 capital uue
uo hay rusib'iIial aiguna IL uue
20 frafadu eaa ratiGcasla mieffras
uo se haya corfade LEI ape nali
ce del proyecfp ie ffra - las
Nacinncs>
A.ceiirase que ro hahfs mafo
ria para ra'ifear q ffafado ni
en su forma original 81 tamnea
con las rrsertas ~ Mr lnlv< ia
unica tia cxpr,iiia seria eofiafies
q rroyrrfo dn % lfya. psra qur
81 pudiera ilegar j una roiftlea
de eompr0misp
Parcre. rs rferfa. que IA f.i
Ia de las Naeioues - Il ols fseu
l0 rue er rp0ur mss sefianl.nfe 4
ln ratification dei Trafala quo
ha letanfadu mas retistene.a en.
IRE los senaiores o. Is Huslei6u.
tieohV pue ~ enmpfusHa puf h
circumstances de uHa 'as tofaeio.
ne. no ban obcderfl1 nfopiameu.
20 q espiriiu de psffIda - que
han tofado eu pro- 80 contra -
nadorcs dsmoeraias republiea.
nus
Con iuflu nu ar efee I'D sIuuiefa
probable ave w Wilson eesla un
punto cn lo que 81 reHera Al prp.
yccto dc la Liga. - e4al - silo
ubicfn de lesvelus ii one -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
LAVDA EN- EL PUERTO
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME DUE
RANTE LAS ULTIMAS
48 HORAS
Informe Official de la Aduana
EGADAS A SAN JUAN:

Ell vapor "San juan, con car
ga, de Nueva Yrok.
| Ell Lawood'', con carga, de
New Orleans.
La goleta "Juanita'', con car
ga, de Barahona.
Ell "West Indian, Ell lastre,
de st. Thomas.
Ell y'Georgeama', con carga dc
transito, de Puerto Plata.
LLEGADAS A MAYAGUEZ
Ell vapor "Maracaibo'', con car
ga, de La Guayra.
.sALIDAs DE SAN JUAN.
Ell vapor Marina con carga,
para Santo Domingo.
Salidas de Mayaguez
FL "Maracaibo", con carga, pa
ra New York.
sALiDAS DE PONCE.
Ell Santiago de Cuba, con
carga, para San Pedro de Macoris.
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FL DR.. Lopez Antongiorgi estara en- s.
Juan los meses de noviembre y diciem-
bre; durante ese tempo, dara consultas
en- la Clinica Miramar de dos a cuatro,
los dfas laborables operara y atendera
a sus pacientes. -. Advt.
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INFORMATION GENERAL
uN BALE EN- SAN cR1sToBA1

EIuy esplendido y concurrido Aresult0
Ell bai1e celebrado en- ell Castillo de San
Crist6bal. Un crecido n1mero de distin-
gu,das sehoritas de San Juan, dieron
extraordinario realee al acto. La ban
da del Regimiento ejecut6 hermosisimas
piezas que fueron, como siempre, muy
aplandidas.
Llam0 la atenci6n de todos los concu-
rren.es la artistica decoration del sa-
lon.
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UN oBRERo coIPEADo

Ambrosio Colon, de treinsa y Gin
co amos, residente Ell Catano. es-
tando trabajando en ell muelle No.
2, ell una estiba de cajas, una de
elias Sc safo Y lie cayo sobre cl
pie derecho, produciendole una
fuerte confusion EN- ell dorso del
mismo, de la que fue curado en-
la sala de socorros.
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LIE AGREDIO CON UNA PESA
DE HIERRO

Inocencio Santiago, fue sentenciado
por el juez Santos pagar veinte
dolares lie multa, porque a-ometi6
Y agredi6 al nino Carlos Nieves con
una pesa, produciendole una herida
de tres centimetros en- Ia region pa
rietal izquierda, de la que fuc curado
en- la sala de socorros
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COMMERCIAL

En- San German Sc ha constituido una
sociedad mercantn cue girara cen la
raz6n socia de Rivera Y Rivera, la
cual Sc dedicara a la compra-ven;a de
mercancias, calzado y articulos de move
dad.
La nueva firma esta constituida por
los socios gestores don Alfonso Rivera
Estrada don Humberto Rivera Mux6.