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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-08-29
OLIVE SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hancock who
were recent visitors here to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Ed Grove and also relatives
in Marietta, have returned to their
home in Westminster, S, c.
Mrs. w. B. Knox, of Hiram, will
make her home here with her son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F. Knox.
Miss Daisy Collum, after spending
several days here with relatives, re-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
Policeman in Auto Nabs
Two Fugitives i'm Truck
Four Shots Fired i'm Chase and
Big Load of Stolen Silk
Recovered

After an automobile chase of ten
blocks, during which four revolver
shots were fired Patrolman Joseph
Anderson jumped last night from the
running board of a touring car to the
rear of an automobile truck and ar
rested two men charged with stealing
several thousand dollars worth of silks.
Two others on the truck jumped as
the policeman climbed aboard and es-
capped.
While on the way to report for duty
Anderson noticed an excited man veil
ing and pointing after big motor
truck speeding west on Twcnty-third
Street. When he learned the truck
contained stolen silk the policeman
jumped into an automobile standing on
the curb and ordered the driver to
catch the truck.
At Sixth Avenue the chase turned
south, with the touring car gaining
steadily. No attention was paid to his
calls to stop, and at Eighteenth Street
Anderson began shooting. He fired
TOUR times, then climbed out to the run
ming board and swung on to the truck
as his car drew alongside At Four
teenth Street he had stopped the truck
and arrested The two men who had re-
NAMED with it,
At the West Twentieth Street police
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
City Fesv.}'boot Hit:
=, 500 Are isa Peril
Railroad Float CoIHdcs
Wi'h Bronx ,ys.st OF
the Battery Park Wall

selous accident was averted mar
rowly yesterday afternoon, when the
crowded municipal fcrryboat Bronx
was struck by d heavy train float of
the Battery Park wall. Captain Irving
Stapleton signalled the engineer to re-
verse the engines. The ferry boat, with
churning screws, backed away far
enough 10 receive only a glancinc
blow. twenty-five hundred passengers
were camed with difficulty.
No one was injured. Patrolman John
Brennecki, Of the Charles Street sta
tion, seeing that a collision was Ger
tain, shcpherded the passengers from
the danger side of the deck. As the
boats struck with a crash, every one
ran for lire preservers. Two iron
stanchions on the ferryboat were
snapped and the upper deck railing
was crushed hacx.
The collision occurred when the
Bronx started from It's Manhattan slip
for ST. George, Staten Island 1t was
said misunderstanding of signals was
responsible The damage to the ferry
boat was so slight that it continued to
Staten Island, where it was taken out
OF service for minor repairs
Two men leaped from the upper
deck OF the Bronx to the railroad float
as the crash occurred. Other passen-
gers thought the ferrvboat had been
damaged below the water lipe and
started to follow their example. They
were prevented from jumping by Pa
troiman Brennecki When the boats
swung apart, the two men were still
on the float
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
Mrs. 4. S. Delaheld
Hostess at Night Picnic
Moonlight Party on BaIIyhead
Feature Of Lenox Society
Activities
SpcciQl Colycspo

AENOH. Mass, Aug. l0-Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick $. DelaHcd gave a
moonlight picnic on Ballyhead to-
night. Dr. and Mrs. George Norton
Miller, Of Ehmebeck, n y, were lunch
con guests of Miss Helen Chase at the
Curtis Hotel. Mrs. Edith Morgan ar
rived at Stoneovcr to visit her sisters.
Misses Mary and Gertrude Parsons.
Mrs. James A. Burden is at Nlmcourt
visiting her mother, Mrs william D.
Sloane. Miss Helen W. Drake returned
tor Bishop Cottage from the Massa-
chusetts coast. Miss Grace NJ Irwin,
Of New York. is guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Perry, Of Richmond. Mrs.
c. Ledyard Blair and Miss Blair, of
New York. arrived at thc Curtis Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". II. Putnam and Mr. and Mrs.
George D. McClain, Of New York, arc
at the Maplewood, Pttsfeld Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Milne Smith, Mr and Mrs. W.
II. Douglas. Mrs Robert Burdette,
Fred ". Jones. Sd, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Fletcher Farrell, of New York, arrived
at the Hotel Aspinwall Mrs. Frank
w Kenochan returned to Pittsiield
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
kernochan at Great Neck, Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
Wife Sees Him Dive i'm
River, but Fail to Emerge
Jacob Celierie One of Four
on Days List of
DrOWnings

Jacob Gelierie, of 2l4 Pine Street,
Jersey City, went last night to Jer-
sey Central pier at Communpaw for
a swim. His wife watched him dive
into the river. He did not emerge. His
wife's shrieks brought help His body
was not recovered
The bodies of Frank Bielan. eight,
of 1s East Seventeenth Street. Bay
onne. and of Thorlies Nelson, nine, Of
"A Third Street, Brooklyn. were re
covered from the XIII Won Kull. Bic
Ian was drowned Thursday. Nelson
was drowned yesterday by falling from
plank on which he was trying to
walk from barge to pier.
Lawrence j. Travels, twentv-three.
a student, of 1862 Jackson Avenue. The
BronX, probably was drowned off the
Grand View Baths, Far Rockaway,
yesterday afternoon. Friends said they
saw him swim out. but not return.
They found his clothes unclaimed at a
bathhouse.
PENN YAN. \. Y. Aug. lo.-Helen
stamp, teacher. Of Savona. y. Y, was
drowned to-day in Keuka Lake. She
was seized with cramps while swim
ming. Willis Swarthout swan to her
and twice was dragged below the sur
face by her struggles. He was res
cued.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

seReg9I :, .pIsSgch4ndise; Aibert S''"s ana
NEMP Il Is-Pryor Co; Mr. Pryor, dry
M,UskoGEE okla.-rate Co, Mr.. Tate.
NAPoLEONVILIE. La.-N. Kaforv Co.
way Central. va
NEW CASTLE Penn.-L weiner Co.
L. NnW " @iner. rr W9mSn's nE wear etc; Bresiin.
shoes; Herald Square
ORANGEBURG, s. C.-J. WiIenslv
Grygo1ds ,as,e cd and general merchandise; Broad
- oRANGEBuRG, s. c-M. Barshay &
Co. N. Barshay, drygoods clothing, etc *
Broadway Central.
PALESTINE TeS-Chotiner Bros. J.
Chotiner: dry goods and shoes: Breslin.
PENSACOLA, Fla.-siiberman Co: Mr.
SiIperman drygoods, clothing, etc.
,pHohNlN, Ariz.--Martn Bros: w.
MfI'H rlr4sh1 lg'Hs S5;yir stc-' qyand Ea,5n uan,
chandise; Broadway Central.
PITTsBuRGIt--J. Goldbloom. mems
wear. Wallick.
PRQNlDENcE. Z. l.-Koppelman Co.
Gsnt,'' i>oppe'"na"' piece goods; Broadway
rRQQylDnNCh. r. I.--cutler Jewelry
Breslin ''9"0ii y ,
sALUDA. S. il. Forb Co.. j. rorb
dry goods and notions; Broadway Central.
Frankel, ladies' and mems wear: general
drNSoods; Brcslin.
SHERMAN, Tex.-w Taylor dryxoods
and general mercha ndise; Aberdeen
SlOUN CITY. lowa--A. kohn. drygoods
etc; Aberdeen.
SPRINGFIELD, i'll. - Albert steiger.
Miss Broadhead, sweaters; Jay Co, 4o4
ST. J,osEPH. Mo.-Mr. Eisen. women $
SPARTA, Ga.--Johnson Co; G. johnson.
groceries; Latham.
THOMAsVlLLE, Ala.-J w. kim
brough' drysoods and general merchan-
disc; Latham.
TOLEDO. ohio-w. Campbell. drygoods.
TOLEDO, Ohio---W L. Miner: r. NJ A.
Williams, mons furnishings iaces chill
drens knit underwear hosiery umbrel-
las; A, Fantl, 1iS West Thirty second
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.-Weatherford Co
Square ''
UTICA. \. Y.-Boston Store A FEEDER
man, general mdse.; b. f. Lewis, 81 West
Twenty sixth Street
WASHINGTON D. C--I.vons g. Ivons.
John Lyons. waists. furs: McAlpin
WEST POINT. Miss.-Pryor Co. T.
Pryor, drygoods; Aberdeen.
WHEELING. w. Val. Seidier, mill
merry: Latham.
WINFIELD. Kan.--A pauber. general
mere handisc; Cumberland
YORK, Cd. Stroup Co.; j. Stroup.
drygoods. etc: Aberdeen.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

Total August 9. 1915. .499 ~
>. Note~The total of the contributions -.
ha'' ls'cn IN Ihc Tribune of August g should
contributions preferably ly check or
money order, should be sent to The Tribune
rrsSh Air Fund. The Tribune, New York
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
Buyers Arrived
~ axe invited to register in this column
between 10 p. II. "

"a. A1I'o RA. lt-Ioseph NJ Frey; j. NJ.
WAY. "nt & Mrs Agnes Wilson. women :
Co.. SILK unders arlnents hosiery. Prince
n,'Al-T ,e'AAli-TlMoRE-E. C. Myers Co: e. c.
BA1.ri,,6,prs rgbbsr u stamps Grand.
pam. e.is. etc; broadway Central '''
hNHlO W. tla.-C Earnest wonen's
wosS osI ana general merchandise; colIing
e,d bAT &c CITY, rex.-M Cohen. drygoods.
oBt.yJ.FFAI.o-Rosen & Green: Mr.. Rosen.
rVARTERMILLO Ga-scheuer Bros
isSN.a iiSN scheuer. drygoods mems clothing,
''t'ss Cfl ready 10 wear; Martinique
z IA RLESTON. S. C-Ellis0n Co: Mr..
H.son. shoes. Grand
chCHtlcAGO-D. $. NJ & s. Novelty Co.;
N"Srtes rIi,S, ID Dauln, general lines; Breslin.
Gron5 -Ae'O-L Gordon, general mdse.
s.Ia,I .ctNIac,INNATr-H K $ Pogue CO.: d.
son'n iaces, neckwear. etc: Holland
r.. .cLEvELANp-Krause. Niederman &.
psf, pece goods Fellows Buying Com
'"';f' ci e1i..l ,!sl bi8lroadway; Herald square.
n 0iTN BLAND - Krause & Bierderman
,a SoNNoRsNlLLH Ind.--A Letter. WON
Ct-p,sst ana general line; Wallick.
a~,Ni is, l-a.-prluce Bros. A. Prince
ntsgV n1y.Vs and general mdse.; Grand
Schr-'er.NNI .NI X lu.-Linn & Scruggs: Miss
llas lla.sNS511 ark, laces, embroiderles trimmings;
oDniE,,rRoIT--J l.. Hudson CO.; Miss Ma
isI;sr,. >rI,s,ady TO wear; 225 Fifth Avenue.
GOA c,dstIGERALD. Ga.-Goldenberg Co; I.
TC;9Aelttoetg drygoods; Breslin.
II NWtS,,NirSN LIE. Tex.-Wooldridge Co.;
G. " e, ,q,,,d.ridge, representative Grand.
'icSShNNlLLE, n C.-N c. Saad Co.
Gyaoa Saad, drygoods clothing. shoes
e. ooREtENvILLE. S. &C. d. stradiey &.
dre.. Mss NJ Preazeale ladies' and chill
der~.s r~ wear II. +. Stradley. hosiery un-
'Vcrpeear; McAlpip
& 1ri'VVE HILL Alas c. Gordon & Co.
u. n19rdon, drygoods and shoes Grand.
furs XXI ~. SBURG. Penn. - r. Gerstner.
M,iiSNspIANAPOIIs-H. p. wasson: James
MI, silks. dress goods Miss Pauline
e~si nny, millinery; Frank p Wolf. gem
bso,annvse; nlvse; Miss Elsie Bertean. laces. en-
cos,aeries. cos,a trimmings; Miss NJ e. Sadier,
ieathsr susts: c; ". Efroymson. jewelry.
KAn.s'. ~. rs West Thirty-second Street.
GoldtHNsAS CITY. Mo.-Cfoldblatt Co; l..
KrA.rt, representative, Holland House
inqse; Latham -
eraI aLIouIsvILLB. Ky--H. Fleischaker. gem
ndse: Arlington
NJ, ou1lSNI-LE Ky-Sherman & Sons;
Iripn rIiian, piece goods: Latham.
Wear nONh, Tex.--C. Grollman. women s
"1ar, etc: Aberdeen
msr mn, Msss.---Goodman Co.; H. Good
II sMSo,mrsn's clothing: Latham
ko1Sao. oS,i-LoN. Ohio--,J. Howensteiu piece
s9oas; Herald Square. 1'~'
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
Cire q Thought TO -
tnio't Square Vest
A BRAHAM LINCOLN is neenino over


1 d fence at the corner of Four
teeAth Street and Union Square West.
At the beginning Of the work on the
new Brooklyn subway that starts at
Fourteenth Street the construction en-
gineers erected the fence around the
Lincoln statue for protection But the
debris along the street has been so
great that despite all precautions heaps
OF rubbish and Junk rest at the base
OF the monument.
This condition has existed for about
two years. According to q Waterman
on the street, it viii be another two
years before the CONSTRUCTION is COM
pleted. Beams and logs had been
strewn all over the south side Of the
square until very recently, when the
city authorities ordered them remove I
But the shopkeepers in the neigh
borhood do not mind the torn up condi-
ton Of the street. They are looking
forward to Il big business boom when
new Brooklyn trade from East New
York and vicinity will be brought to
Fourteenth Street via the new subway.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

station, where they were charged with
burglary, the men described themselves
as Morris Mackover, twenty-seven years
Old of ITO Ludlow Street, and Henry
Mltowsky, twentyone, Of 1A8 Marcy
Avenue. Brooklyn.
George Geallorenzo. who directed the
attention OF tie policeman to the flee
ing robbers, said he is the engineer
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
Leopards at Upton Uneasy
Expert Rihernan Guards Them
at Society Circus for Soldiers

CAMP UPTON, n. y, Aug. 10.-ln
order to have a close view of the
leopards, which have been acting badly.
General Nicholson and Mrs. Nicholson
sat day by the animals Aimsy cage at
the Society Circus, Of which ten act
were presented at the camp hospital.
The provost marshal had placed an ex-
pert rlfleman near in case of danger.
The performance was staged for the
benefit of soldier patients who we're
unable to leave their wards. There
were many visiting summer colonists
present,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

of the building at 81 East Twenty
seventh Street, where the robbery was
committed He told the police that he
was going through the building when
ne surprised the four men in the silk
lott of Morris Kanter on the sixth
floor. They pointed rcvolvels at him
aad kept him covered until they left
the building.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
Managers Blame Agitators

In this statement they said:
10 further make forever impossible
any relationship between the managers
ana a,l'l the Actors Equity Association Mr..
llson. president of the A. L. A., took
INTO his councils two notorious aeita-
tors and trouble makers, who before
'neir DOWNFALL had created great havoc
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
Fire Aboard Steamship
Blaze on Fordiania Extin.
Suiished in Is Minutes

Smoke issuing from the aft hold of
the steamship Fordiania, of the United
States Shipping Board. attracted the
attention of Policeman Powers at the
foot Of Roosevelt Street and the Eas st
River last night. He sent in an alarm.
Flremen found cotton bales on fire and
flames spreading to deck cabin. The
re was extingulshed in fifteen min
utes.
The Fordiania was loaded with mcr-
chandlse for South American ports.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
) Killed as Train
Hits Auto; Machine
Carried Half Mile
BinsIaanton Girl Is Also
Victim in Sunday Acct
dent; Cyclist Suffered
Fractured Skull in Crash

CLEMENTON. N. j., Aug. 10.-Five
persons were killed to-day when their
automobile was struck by a passenger
train on the Reading Railway at a
crossing near here. The car was hit
with such force that it became wedged d
on the front of the engine and was
earned for half mile.
The dead, four of whom belonged To
the same family, are: Morris Settler
and his lour-year- old daughter Thelma,
Slmon freedman, father,in-law of
seitzer; Sarah Freedman, his grand
daughter. and James Burkhardt. eight
years old.
y BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Aug. TO-
While " attending a church festival at
davenport, N. Y, yesterday, Marion
hlte, tive Years old, daughter of Pro-
iessor and Mrs. Winton J. White, was
Killed Instantly by an automobile. Her
neck was broken and he skull fact
ued: The body will be bue in Leonia,
n. j.. whec the Whites live.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Aug. 10
James Santuchi. twenty -four, Of Tuck
ahoe, who returned recently from
France, is in the hospital here with a
possible fracture of the skull received
when hls motorcycle was struck by an
automobile driven by Edison Fowler, Of
Brewster
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
Mas Information General
MANoLIN FREIRIA VIDAL

Deaputs de una grave enfermedad,
esta en- franca eonvaSecencia
Los doctores Garcia Cabrera y Carre-
ras, que asistieron al enfermito, Sc han
tornado un interes Incompatible luchan-
do noche dia con Ia enfermedad, a
10 que Sc debe, sin duda alguna, la sal
vaci0n de Mandolin.
Sus padres, por medic de es.as hneas,
desean eKpresar el mas profundo agra
aecimieRto los meneionsdos galenos
Garcia Cabrera CaIreras, como tam
bien a Lac hermanitas de IA Carload,
Sor Milagros Sor Hotiha, a Ia
nurse " Guadalupe Ruiz, que traba ia
ron den0dalamente durante ila grave
dad del enfermo. Tambien nny agra
decides a la muehas amistades que con
tinuamente sc inteTesar0n pGT la salud
de Alan0lin
Nuestra feBcitacidn mas sitcera pa
IA todOS.
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Mahann

Seg1n la opinion del senor debcon
tnuar esparcendo la semIa tene a
nunca contra ell. t. sa.s a.. I8
Pero y los eectos que pueda producer propaganda
evan con ell fallo de Corte? n
Nosoros decididos defensoes de Derchas del
Pueblo sento prondamente ell sentmientc tie la
lberad de la democacia padarios que tabs de-
echos sean respetado podemos enender
exsr agna Leysendo Ia nadad de todas las Leyes hro-
teccon ag1n setdo de los nereses so
nngna propaganda que fundaent delta
sociedad. IL
ST Suando traa de la saIud fca puebos exs4e
hygiene antes ell Medico acepta Dor
cencia estado saudabe cuepo es 10 mime
TO- para evtar Ia enfemedad a gua principle peventvosn
esperar tao de un Jezdebe lri
dca de apcac6n cientca los puebos para s
moral rIF
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PARA sANTO DOMINGO

I'm cl vapOr = Marina embarcaron
los signientes pasajeros:
Philippe Lisha, Mercedes c. de Casa
blanca, Juan Jose Casablanca, Edmund
Carl LeschOrn, Helen de LeschOrn, Ra.
mon .Iim6nez, Clotilde Williams, Pla
cido Million Escamez, Magdalena Arias
de Santini, Luis Andino, Providencia
Maldonado Rosario Albertina, Ramon
Torres, Antonio Cesani, Rafel Choisne
Carles, Ignacid Lomba Guerrero, Ma
tide Ndhez de Lopez, VietCriana Ven
tura y Carmen Grajirena.
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TRIUNFo JURIDICo DEL LICDo.
ORTIZ ALIRRAN

Fl Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico
ACADIA de resolver Ell caso de Eugenio
Portilla v. Rosario Garcia, confrmando
la orden del Tribunal de Distrito de
San Juan, en- virtud de la cual el cita-
do tribunal dejaba sin efecto Ia sen
tencia dictada en- septiempre de 1918.
En- este caso don Eugenio Portilla
.reelamsba una hija menor que esta en-
pOder de la madre, Rosario Garcia; el
TrfApnal dict6 sentencia en- contra de
ests Ndendndole que entregara sus dos
hijos mslAores, en- yirtud de una tran
seccidn deAS2s abogados en- presencia
del Tribunal MAS tarde y previa mo
ei6n de Ia partA Ell Tribunal ordend
nuevo juicio Y deNtal orden apel6 al
Tribunal Supreme eh senior Portilla.
En- este alto tribnnalsge hizo cargo
de Ia defense de Ia demaniada nnes
tr0 amigo el Iicdo Ortiz Alibran
qnien en IN brillante alegato Aexpuao
un eaudal de iurispadencia qte l.
vaIi6 el triunfo que ACADIA de obtensr
Felioitam0s a an estimad0 amigo
por este hermoso triunfo jurldico, de
seandole muchos mas exitos en- 10 futu
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scgdn los iuformrs far hcros ro.Ii
10 obicncr - heeho Tue puramrntc sa
sual
So hallaha ~ m1rino de dieha golcfa
instalando un motion. "a % palo ma
vor del barco, que fieuc aired Dor 1r
80 - metros dc altHfa. cu nn mo
mcnto quc trataba IT. srbr rl motion
Ia partc sup rior del palo mayor. j.
hizo con mala sucrte. luc este fut =
cacr sobrc la base del erduro dcl infclig
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PREvENIR ES MEJ0R QUE CURAR

las paabraa dchas po Ell Lcdo Tots Soto e senado
la noche del eves reprodo aver este dao Ia resea
de la session. enen gran mportanoa para ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
de Ia vida pbca Puerto Rico. Ademds Ia npoanca
del competente etrado que las proninc6
E resen del pensamento expueso por TOTS So
To- que fesamos conseando los concepos del autor el Sic
'guientc: - =
dobcn da podcrcs la poca paraque obrando con
critorio, bae trbuna permtir
que poha bertad del pensamento E ndvduo que nce
nsute trbma debc baado de ella debe de-
polca puede conprender paa-
bras La bertad del mvoabe basada
Ley defniendo los Derechos del Pueblo la Constitution
De modo que debemos preerr la ncitac6n insuIto
tbuna que oa e derecho de Ia bre emission del pensa
miento.
No queremos argumentos deae porqte
peguntaamos al se6or Tous como used de-
clara que pocia ndoca para apeciar que debe
baado orador de la tbuna po paabras egaes que
vera en- cambo msma poca aptitud
dscenr cudndo las paaba del orado deban motive
denuncia? que Gobierno nombara cuepo espe-
cia de "expertos la Interpretation de discursos
Nosoos que nj las CONSTITUENCIES nj las Leyes que
denen los deechos del puebo contenen ogen del
recho nj de la bertad Todas
mas bdSico que apreban los egsadores
fnciones formulas de expression de aqeos
reean, peo toados los prn-
cpos egsatVos radica los sentmentos humanos
SEQ de perfection que gua al hombre hacia eI bien
Los conceptos de orden de justca que apaecen
eyes no han do ceados mecancamente vtud arca
dos, sino que existen pnatos
Las conshuciones Leyes por consguiente pueden
voac5n eos principles morales para cuya
cion dictaron aqIeIIas Constitucones Leyes
Las CONSTITUENCIES las Leyes puede serr protection
para profane espritu de ben que las genera
No estudanos concretos estudiamos principle.
Nngna Constitution, nj Ley puede cenceder ning G cho
al ibertnaie.
la lbre emission del pensamento concibe para u nal
NAL no foa parte nngo de los copoertes de
liberad.
Vamos por monento adntir que manifesto
Tous Soto.
No que fornule una crtica mas me-
convenience mas ntensa No que
crtiqIen los actos de las autoridades.
de
dad procana ell procednento de la violenca
racion del orden
Entonces exsra duda de que esan dundendo
deaes pebadores puede nade vaca que
envenenando e medic ambente Que
efeco Immediate cerpo social aacando sempe par
tes de menos resistencia.
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ESPECT ACU 10 S
CINE LUNA.

Matinee ysnOehe. Estreno dsf pfi-
nero y segundo episodios de lagran
Y le acOmpana una c6mica
Manana
Matinal de 10 Y media a -, COZ 81
mismo programa de Ia noche, a prseios
mas bajos. De media a ) n,dia
cl siete y ocho episodios del "BFSue
Fantasma. - Por In nOche estreno, atel
bonito drama, la Duquesita rsl
reels por Carmel Myers, Y Mahres
Silvcstrcs ~ c6mica.
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fraha iadar. naturai rasasa. gaaAsia
r. Gonzsles. que = hsliaha - rs fa
b.erta. desearrands aadsra.
Tambisn fuf hsrido A. rraveiaf asa
fiago Rivera
Ganyfieg fuS ffasia6aAa iamsaisfa
meBfe 81 Cuarto A. sefefras. aaua ~
PraeiisaHie Quintern J. hifa ia rrim.
- enrn
d bora ~ qne fsfrihfw.ae. - irfsit8
Gonghleg eenfin6a afaxfsiua
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Ell SENoR LABIoSA

Tuvimos el gustO de saludar al Sc
nor Labiosa, alcaide de In carcel dc
Mayagiiez, quien Sc encuentra en- esta
gestionando del Attorney que le cohce
da tres mil pesos para fabricar un edi-
fcio penitenciario en- aquela Cudad.
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Dos HEnMANOs RINEN con-
MACHETEs.

AEn el barrio de 'Bajo Nancy -, do
SansSebastian, Clotilde EchandEg Y Fe
dro Eehandia, hermanos, sosthvierbn
una rinaA Aresultando el Pedro cEn INA
herida de machete, en- Il brazo Los
eontendientes,, con Il arma asSiva.
fneron puestds a disposition del ffibn-
nal
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UN HoMBRE MORTALMENTE
HERfDo
En- ell mueIIe de San Juan

Aver por Ia tarde ocurrid en- el
muelle de San Juan, un suceso lamcn.
table en- Ia goleta'imericana "Granvi.
lie r. Bacon, que habia llegado q San
Juan, procedente de Delaware con IN
cargamento de maleras.
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PREcros
n LEHrn On oao

a nasshsfn Cs-- nsfegsrfa -Artfsatas
- spfiss. - essussf o. hsjs go
rsiists -Arsrtsfs szs ssfsssas nsss 90
san gnsn. p n
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PARA CUBA

III Gobernador Ia expodido pasapor-
tc para Cuba a la sonora Maria Mar
tinez de IIefnandez, de San Juan.
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Sc ALoUrLA

ALQuILAN.-Por cuarenta' dollars lagresi
deneia mas fresca en- la cale la Fortalesa ID
20. piso cOmprandO el mobiliariO que se veE.
de muy baratO. Teefono 7S9 rOjof
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Ell LIcDo. TRUJILLo GULL

III licdo. Trniillo GGil imforma que
perdi6 dos cscrituras. dc m case que
tiene pendicntc. -
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cOMrRAs.

maderas.-Llame 81 s2l.--American Snit
Case Mfg. Co.--Allen 91.-San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
! CINE REAL

Estreno %de Ia soberbia proafsci6n
FL Nanfragio del Oceania efoeho
parties.
2, 49,. Mananp
MaiiIeea las cnatrO con el 1FT3nque
FantasTnA-, Por Ia noche, In HItjma
jornada dsEs' Conde dc Monte Cisto. :
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81 I'd anuneas positive hagao esa
secc6n 81 I'd desea vender, Comprar Alquar
eaar algn negocio rapidamente acuda
este attic Admo cusquier pueblo de la 1sla
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