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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

16o ACRES Level. AND GENTLY ROLLING.
stream watered pastures close to state road
10 miles south of Washington; seven rooms
ba It'll and pantry; all modern improvements;
garage and all farm buildings; $1O.500. terms
Consider exchange good suburban home with
few acres. CLINTON FARM AGENCY. Cln-
tom, Md. Marlboro 33-F-3l
ELEGANT IMAM FARM. HIGHLY I'M
PROVED-ON STATE ROAD-NEAR
ROCKVILLE
Finest location; good house; attractive shade
and lawn; bank barn; garage; fruit; near
Retiring farmer will include hay. straw,
horse. cows tools and give immediate posses
sion. Very desirable estate, suitable for
Washington business or professional man
About 70 acres. ONLY, $40, $50.
Nice little improved farm suitable for COM
muter: near street car and Rockville pike
Fruit, shade, desirable location; surrounded by
rich estates; Al investment and yield big re-
turns. Here is an opportunity; so acres.
ONLY 50, $50. Terms.
We have best selection of high-class farms
in this section of Maryland.
C. r. ROWDYBUSH FARM AGENCY
Kensington, Maryland.
Phone %.
F66 61LH On RHNF-9 FARMS, ON THE
Potomac river, near Washington. Foe par
ticulars apply to OWNER. 434 Park road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

ON BALTIMORE BOULEvARD-IN HYATTS-
vile, Md.-A splendid Groom. 1-bath house,
with hot-water heat and electricity; garage: 1
acre of ground; plenty OF fruit. Price, 81 600
Money REALTY CO.,
1875 18th st. NV.
Oxford bldg. Rooms 223-224.
Phone Main 3939.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
MODERN E ROOMS AND
GARAGE

Beautiful Groom home; rec. hail. parlor.
dining room, 8 windows; pantry, l window;
kitchen, porcelain sink and gas range; nice
ba throom: ) bedrooms; each windows and
closet; attic with steps over entire house,
concrete cellar. 2 entrances; hot-water heat
tin roof: outside shutters. CUTTERS and down
spouts: fine chicken house; grab4s, flowers
side porches; also back porch; nice garage
12x1s; lot 110x11o; corner property. No. POI
Cedar St, haywood. Va. q blocks to cars,.
8 minutes from Georgetown on WASH and Old
Dominion cleo. line. Get of at Thrifton. Va.
Price. $3.50; terms, 81, 800 cash, balance, S55
per month, includes everything. See this. it's
WAY TEn GUIANA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

Come and see lakewood, near Falls Church. Va
min. from A beautiful room
bungalow: q acre land: large cellar; garage:
fine water; shade: some fruit; grapes. A beau
tiful home. $4,000. Terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
EDUCATIONAL.

LEARN TO type a hundred words a minute in
your own home; S36 course for So. Address
Fox Blk Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
STOP-I,OOKi

TAKoMA PARK. MD-MODERS. WELL
built six-room house; ha rdwood floors: garage.
Owner leaving city. must sell. $40 Park ave,
"a knIna PaHk Md l1'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


ENARTS ST. AND MILLS AVE. Me-
story frame, 5 rooms bath, basement; latrobe
heat: nearly one-half-acre good ground; good
improved street; 81, 600; one-fourth cash. Phone
North 4OO7-W.
ROOMS AND TILED BATH; DETACHED;
ing porch. Phone n. 6451. 1918 Montana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.


WE HAVE APARTMENTS TO SELL. OFFERS
TO exchange. Let's get together. PETTY &
PETTY, 1923 New York ave. Main 5127.
The Northumberland.
Apartments sold on cooperative plan. Two
rooms and bath to rooms and bath. Prices,
s.. TOO to s11 900. Mr.. Harry A. seay will be
on premises after 4 pm. daily.
Union Realty Corporation,
Exclusive Agent. .,,-
RUTLAND COURTS.
1and Ell nash p 8; Raxi
TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
$500 to 50, 800.
Cash payment. 81 600 to $500
Total monthly payment,
$3495 to $42.10.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
s4,1OO to S., 600.
Cash payment, 81 400 to 81, ZOO.
Total monthly payments.
$4545 to $55.06.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
Ss.h payment. sa,1oo to $500.
Total monthly payments.
$3.50 to Sob.
Apply at this Office for details
Allan E. WALKER & CO., INC,
613 18th Ct NV. Southern bldg.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
$500 to $500.
Cash payment, 1880 to $1.7oo.
Total monthly payments.
$40. SO to $54 so.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
$1,000 to $500.
Cash payment, $500 to $500.
Total monthly payments.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH.
5000 to S. 500.
Cash payment, $1,000 to $500.
Total Tot Il monthly payments.
SIX ROOMS. ONE OR TWO BATHS.
81. 900 and SIS, 500.
Cash payment a. 600 and $500.
Total monthly payments.
$125 and s140.63.
Apply at this Office for details.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. INC,
sl3 18th ST nv. Southern bldg.
THE CAvANAUGH.
1924 18th st. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
ONE ROOM AND BATH.
s1,70O to $1,000
Cash payment. 5000.
Total monthly payments.
$1s.6S to $21.55.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
Cash payment. $500 to 1000.
Total monthly payments.
$2s.25 to $32.05.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
Cash payment. s1.4oo to s1.eoo.
Total monthly payments.
$45.45 to 5000.
Apply at this Office for details.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. INC.
sl3 18th st. NV. Southern bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
HOMESEEKERS
Send for Virginia farm list
Department 2,
Emppria 20


Department 2,
Emporia. Va.
BOOK OF FLORIDA FACTS FREE ONLY TO
those really DESTROYS Of acquiring little land
and an orange grove at a reasonable price and
on easy terms. If You are, write for your copy
today to LAKE COUNTY LAND OWNERS
ASS n, 43 Twilight ave-. Fruitland Park, Fla.
FIFTY ACRES, FORTY IN CLOVER, TIMO-
thy and COW peas: exceedingly fertile; high
state of cultivation and fenced. with spring
stream; good timber; eight-room farmhouse;
many farm buildings; water at house and we'll
kept apple orchard. eight years old; one mile
from schools, stores and churches out the Bal
timore boulevard; near laurel cars; 81 600;
third cash. balance in three and six years.
GEO. c. WALKER, Kresge bldg, 18th and G..
1Ss
so ACRES-MILE VIENNA, VA; ELEC-
trio lines; 10 acres timber; lots bearing fruit;
also young orchard; good Groom house; fur
mace; bath; barn; outbuildings; some stock
and implements; So, 900; terms.
so acres; at station above Vienna; II miles
city; 16 timber; fields fenced and watered;
good soil: lots frnit; barn; outbuildings; poul
try house for 500 hens; Z rooms; metal roof;
5000; $1,000 cash; stock and implements for
sale.
~ acres; near Dunn Loring, Va; y acre
wood; fruit; shade; good road; near cars;
macadam; rooms, cellar; 81, 200; terms.
Il. s. SHREVE, Arlington Bank, Rosslyn, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
FARMS.
FOR SALE tCoutinued)

% ACRES u1 IN WOODLAND; on GOOD
fertile soil; improved with S-room house,
which has been newly papered: stables, chicken
houses, hogpens and many other outbuildings,
stream running through land Also tenant
house of rooms, which is in good condition
IS, 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

NEAR ALEXANDRIA COUNTY COURT
house, one mile from Georgetown. fve-room
bungalow, containing every modern con-
venience, hot-water heat. electricity and gas,
running water and inclosed porches; large ga
rage; lot 751110 feet; Is minutes to city by
several good routes. Price. $1,000; 81. 900
cash, bal on good terms to quick buyer. Value
Of house, 81, 500. Phone Clarendon 231-W-1
bldg. Main 4S41. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
WANTED=TO BUY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR BUSI-
ness man. g or Groom modern house
DAVID f. BARRY. 1907 II st. NV
WANTED, AT 0NCE-HOME, DOWNTOWN;
pay high as 81. 500; give number and par
ticulars. Address Box 13 X. Star Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-15
Clean Up Week
Plans Now Completed to Make Dirt
Fly

The committee in charge OF the
clean up week campaign, held under
the auspices of the Chamber OF
Commerce, have set the date OF Ap-
ril 24-May l, 1920. as the time IN
which this work is to be carried on.
In order that much good can be ac-
complished in the line OF genera
Improvement in the sanitary conol-
tons. as well as the elimination OF
many unsightly spots now existing
in our city, it will be necessary 1or
each Individual to play his or her
part in this important work.
First. 1t is the intention OF the
directors of the clean up week cam
paign to have removed from every
house. vacant lot and alley in this
city, everything in the line of ashes.
trash, etc, or that which would teno
to create a nuisance.
Second. Each householder Is re-
| uuested to have in an accessible
place and in reccptacles, that can be
handled by two men, all ashes ana
trash accumulated on his or her
premises. also vacant lots, alleys or
courts where people have been ac-
customed to throwing refuse. The
occupants abuting thereon, are FUR
Their requested to assist in general
way by having all refuse in piles so
as to help the carts in the removal
of same
Third. The merchants of this city
| are requested to have removed from
! their premises, in vehicles furnished
by them that will not allow the con-
tents therefrom to be distributed on
| the street. all ashes and trash. con-
i, veyed to place TO be designated by
the City Engineer, Health Oihcer
| and Director of Clean Up Week.
Any person owning motor trucks
or teams, desiring to assist in the
aforesaid work, by loaning his We
hicle for any part of the above men
toned dates, will phone 1872 or 931
! or communicate with Dr.. J. J.
| Garvey, Director of Clean Up Week
| Campaign, this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-15
OFFERS STUDENTS TO ROAD
Pcsident Rea. of Pennsylvania Road.
Told That Volunteers Are
Ready Should Occasion

Princeton, n. j., April 14.-Pres-
ident Hibben today offered the stu
dents of Princeton University as
volunteers to run the trains fshould
conditions,4become, :. such that there
is need for them President, Hibben
was informed by President Rea, of
the PennsH:l h| that there was
no need for volunteers today, but
that a need for them may develop in
the near future.
A number of undergraduates, in
GLIDING several members of Prince
ton championship football team, left
Princeton in automobiles yesterday
to offer themselves as volunteers on
the Lackawanna and Erie until
Sunday. Their action was independ-
ent of any official step on the part
of the University there.
The civil engineering department
Of the University has offered 20
men to run the Princeton Junction
line train, branch of the Pennsyi-
vana, whose force walked out at
noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-15

OUTLAW" rx,iIlosd strike, i then.
Some retail men claim that tho
railroad situation is partly 10 blame
for the lack Of sugar but state that
most of the trouble lies with the t'G
sugar interests
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-15
NOTICE
Office of the LanstOn M0notype Ma
chine Company
NOTICE

Philadelphia, April 18th, 1921.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Lanston Monotype Ma
chine Company will be held at the
Elks Home, Corner Prince and Roya!
Streets, Alexandria, Va, at twelve
o'clock noon, on Thursday, the 10Th
day of May, 1920, for the purpose OF
electing a Board of Directors to serve
for the ensuing year and transact!ng
such other business as may properly
come before it.
Transfer books will be closed on
April 26th at four o'clock p. M, and
will be rcopened on May 18th at ten
o'clock d. m.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
w. Arthur Se!lman, secretary.
10000.
Tr,- n Ca1ettn Classified Adj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-15
RICHMOND WITHOUT SUGAR
Stores Sold Out for Week--Nc
Prospects OF More Till Strike Ends,

Richmond, Va. April 15.-Not
one teaspoonful tsof sugar car be
found in Richmond except that which
is in possession Of the consumers,
according TO- Wholesale and retail
groeets; who hold out no hope Of re-
lief. Several of the leading whole
salers declare they have had none
for ovei. week ana cannot receive
any until after the settlement of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-15
he 9TH OF O 3 RED > =
passenger Touring Car

Enthusiastically Oldsmobile.
Our aim is attained in the "THORoBRED"-,
the only popular priced ''eig ht' IN which
mechanical excellence is combined with rare
riding comfort and up-to-the-minute body
lines. Oldsmobles have been the history
makers Of motordom; the "THOROBRED" IS
well worthy to perpetuate the name.
Descriptive literature will be sent upon
request, OF demonstration gladly arranged.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
Ell coRREsPoNSAL
NOBLE GESTIoN

La caseta para tuberculosis que do
naran los Espiritistas de Puerto Rico
esta en- via de ser un hecho Las ac.svas
gestiones que hace ell Comite tornado
en- Arecibo encargado de La recaudaci6n
de los fondos dirigidos entusiasticamen
te por su Presidenta dona Maria 3. de
Astor, demuestran que muy pronto esta
hermandad ofrendara tambien al Sana-
torio Insular, hogar en- donde puedan re
cuperar la salud nuestros pobres COM
patriotas enfermos, un hermoso edifcio.
Dofia Maria prepare varias fiestas y
un beneficio de cine para obtener los
fondos necesarios Don Manuel Navas
ha cedido galantemente su teatro en-
aquella ciudad, cooperando asi generosa
mente para que la labor de tan distin-
guidas damas sea un verdadero 6xito.
Todas las donaciones de la Isla pue-
den dirigirse la presidenta, dofia Ma
ria B. de Astor, de Arecibo, que seran
publicados en- los peri6dicos, para como
cimiento general.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
La CODfGrOnCia Del Vale zOnO
fu6 un gran 6xitO CientffiCO

Segdn Sc anuncio, verifcose en- ell tea
tro la conferencia del ingeniero agr6-
nomo senior Del Vale zeno, sobre la epi
demia del matizado2 2 derla cana, que
amenaza des,ruir los cafiaverales, v, con
clio, La principal industria del pals.
Ante el auditorio selecto, integrado en-
su mayoria por nuestros hombres de
ciencia, azucareros, agricultores per
sonas anhelantes en- conocer Ell secreto
de la terrible enfermedad, ell senior Del
Vale zeno, en- lenguaje sencillo, anne
no e interesante, hizo una admirable
relacion de los estudios practicados por
Ell para conseguir tan sefialada victoria
Conquist6 muchos y muy mercedes
aplausos.
Terminada la hermosa oraci6n, la cual
hevo a un feliz terInino, las personals
mas intelgentes de la concurrencia fue
ron en- masa al escenario, a felicitar
al ingeniero que ha sabido, tras incan
sables esfuerzos estudios, descubrir
Ell remedio para exterminar la terrible
playa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17

gumentos, nosotros, los amigos de Puer
to Rico, hemos sabido combatirlos.
Yo, por la parte que me toca, di
las gracias Mr.. Stephens. Despues, a
proposito de esas palabras, le die:
GCree usted que Puerto Rico tie
ne en Ell Congreso muchos amigos?
EN- la actualidad, lie aseguro que
todos.
-IY Mr.. Cannon? Yo no quiero pa
ra Puerto Rico su amistad.
Mr.. Cannon tiene va 81 amos. He
is in his second childhood (Esta en-
su segunda infancia). Su cerebro mar
cha siempre hacia atras. En- ell Congre-
so Sc da poca importancia sus cosas.
(Esto no 10 publique) Y habla en- con
ira de Puerto Rico 10 mismo que 10 ha-
ria EN- contra de Nueva York Ese es
Mr.. Cannon.
-Menos NAL. lY decia listed, mister
Stephens?..
LIE hablaba de que Puerto Rico
sera utilizado por la Metropoli como
base para una estacion naval. No
puedo precisarle fecha. Pero en- GUAM
to 10 demas es un hecho. Soy miem
brs del "Comite de Asuntos Navales'
de la Camara. Lo sc de buena fuente
Tambien Sc establecera aqui una Es-
cuela Preparatoria naval. Los que en-
ella cursen estudios, podran luego ter
minarlos en- la Academia Naval de An
napolis. Mr.. Davila tambien trabaja en
otras cosas muy importantes. FL, para
ESQ, ha solicitado la cooperation de al
gunos congresistas. Todos estamos dis
puestos a ayudarle Ell asunto es es-
tablecer una Inca de vapores entire la
isla y los Estados Unidos. La nueva
linea no solo resolvera Ell actual con-
fiicto del pasaje entire Puerto Rico y
Nueva York, sino que, tambien la pro
ducci6n frutera nativa tendra nuevos
mercados en- Ell Norte, pues los barcos
haran la travesia de aqui a New Or
leans Charleston, tocando, luego, en-
otros puertos importantes de esa costa.
--Muchas de esas cosas, resrltan nue.
vas para mi, Mr.. Stephens.
FL Congressman sonri6, sac6 ell
veguero cayeyano Y, encendiendolo, Sc
puso a chupar.
AUGUSTA PIETRI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
Sc prGpara un gran homemade
al pOetd AmadO NerVO

Ell lunes dia "a, Sc celebrara una de
Las mas simpaticas veladas que ha po-
dido patrocinar Ell Ateneo de Puerto Ri
co.
Sera una velada en- memoria del ex.
celso poeta mejicano, Amado Nervo. con
motive del primer aniversario de su
muerte.
Antonio Coll Vidal ofrece un OBJ
jeto de valor, como premio la mejor
composition inedita, a iuicio de un jul
RADIO, que Sc presente al Ateneo NO
DESPUES del jueves, debiendo los au-
torres tener Ell cuenta los mismos requi-
sitos en- forma; este es enviar las com
posiciones escritas maquina, SIN FIR
MA, reconociendolas con un lena que
debera ser remitido bajo sobre al pre-
sidente del Ateneo, ("Concurso Amado
Nervo"O, quedando las dimensiones del
rabajo election del autor.
Ell Ateneo reconoce que ell plazo para
la admission de estos trabajos no es, en-
verdad, todo 10 extenso que ell tema
requiere; pero sus hombres Sc sienten
seguros de que nuestros bardos tendran
EN- mente la magnitud de la obra, y apor
taran su obolo intellectual, en- honor de
aquel excelso vate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
NaufragiO de un
baIandrO muy Ger
ca de Puerto Rico
Traia dos paSajGrOs. limo de
SIIOS TegreSaba a CaSarSO

A tres o cuatro millas de la isla de
Culebras naufrag6 un balandro que We
MIA para la isla, procedente de st. Tho
mas. En- la embarcacion regresaba a
Puerto Rico, despues de varios amos de
ausencia, un joven que volvia con ell .To
p6sito de casarse. Traia consigo todo el
ajuar de La boda, adquirido tras muchas
privaciones lejos de la patria y La f2.
milia
Este individuo-cuyo nombre no he
mos podide averiguar,- sali6 del pals
con objeto de hacer fortuna, para des--
pu6s venir a casarse. FL destino lie pro-
tegio, primero. Gan6 dinero. Compr6 to
do 10 necesario para el y su novia, que
esperaba el cumplmiento de su promesa.
Lleno de ilusiones, ell infeliz embar-
CO. iIba yer realizadO su sueio de orc!
;Pero no lego verlo! 80. Una borras
ca. Lo imprevisto, lie echo pique
Ell bajel. ...i Y adi6s ilusiones! FL su
companero quedaron sobre ell aqua, ma
dando desesperadamente. Con grandes
agonias, los naufragos llegaron Gu
Zebra. Ell no Sc atrevia presentarse la
amada, asi, en- estado lamentable.
Made tiene la culpa, vamos! -.
Ella te aguarda
Y el casi llorando Sc presento ella.
FL resto es va del dominic pubhco en-
Culebra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
La IuCha en- CabO ROjO
(De nuestro Corresponsal)
(Por telegrafo)
cabO Rojo, mayo 1e.

Cabo Rojo, mayo 16
Ell MUNDo, San Juan, R.
Contestando la rectifcaci6n que hace
Ell senior Irizarry, miembro junta NUM-
cipal elecciones de la fraction "Chi-
quitos'', este pueblo, en- su telegrama
ese peri6dico, afrmo information dada
este corresponsal sobre cersificados ms
cripcion hasta Ell ocho del corriente, es
exacta. Hasta esa fecha certifcados al
canzaron 1886. Regalaremos doscien-
tos dolares, quien nos pruebe SO ha ex
pedido mayor nimero de certificados
fecha indicada. Hoja suelta Comit6 de
los "Chiqui;os" afirma mayoria hasta
sabado ocho. de sO6. Javier Petrowich
airmo telegrama ese peri6dico en- la
misma fecha, 915 de mayoria. Irizarry
airma en- la misma fecha 794, de mayo
ria. 5Quien dice la verdad, siendo las
tres informaciones del mismo origen?
No queremos obstrucioAar politica de
nadie. Nuestro lena, como Ell de esq
peri6dico, es "vERDAD Y JUsTIcIA'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
La pericia de un
captain Gvit6 QueSu
buqu0 Sc hundiera
PudO COnduCirIO haSta PaIO
SeCO, dOndO GmbarranC6

Ell sabado por la mafiana Sc encall0
cerca Palo Seco la goleta india. do
la Antilles Trading Co..
La embarcacion, que venia de Santo
Domingo, empezo hacer aqua POGO
despues de dejar la isla de la Mona. Ell
captain, don Tomas Fuentes, despleg6
todas sus energias para evitar que SO
hudiera. Dos bomhas fueron instaladas
a bordo para extraer ell aqua. Tres dias
pasaron de ese modo, hasta que, ell sa-
bado por la maiiana, al uegar la COLE,
IA a la boca del Morro ell Captain VIC
que ell aqua la habia inundado casi por
complete, y, que, 81 entraba al puer-
to, acknowledgements Sc hundiria, per-
diendose toda. Entonces resolvi6 lanzar
Ia hacia la orilla. Asi 10 hizo, logran.
do embarrancar la goleta en- la punta
de Pale Seco
La carga que traia vale veinte mil do
lares Era una gran cantidad de sulfato
de soda para la Nitrate Agency Co"
Tanto la goleta como la carga estaban
aseguradas. La casa de Ezquiaga, que
tiene el SECURE de la primera, Sc IN he
cho cargo de ella, para yer 81 Sc puede
sacar algun provecho.
Ell Manager de la "Antille Ira
ding Co. don Pedro r. Roger, nos di-
jo que a no ser por la acsividad del ca
pitan, la goleta Sc hubiera perdido ell
la travesia, pues ell case era analog, al
de la Condor.
A bordo de La India nos dijo ell
senior Roger,--venia un pasajero, quo
no Sc dio cuenta de la situaci6n de Ia
nave, hasta que esta encallo
El accidente ha causado la Corlpa
MIA alg1lnas perdidas. que nosotros lamen
tamos tambien, pues sus miembros son
estimadisimos jovenes, amigos nuestrcs.
que Sc han destacado por sus bellas cua
idades, honradez v laboriosidad, en- les
negocios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
Inspector ataCadO on Manatf
SENSIBLE MUERTE
(POr teltgrafo)

Manati, mayo Is, 1920.
Ell MuNDo, San Juan
Acaba de fallecer el distinguido ca
baliero don virgiiio Ramos velez, miem
bro de prominente familia.
Los prOfesOres Pedro Felix Muhiz,
usando macanas, acome.ieron hirieron
al inspector de escuelas Mr.. Lynch,
mientras estaba escribiendo en- su of.
Gina. Por correo enviare detalles
CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
Una Carta del Or. GOenagd
FL DR.. Goenaga nos ruega la pu-
blicacion de la siguiente:
Mayo 16 1920.

FL DR.. Goenaga nos ruega la pu-
blicacion de la siguiente:
Mayo 16 1920.
Sr, Director de La Damocrocio.
San Juan, p. r.
Senor:
Repito que mientras yo sea Direc-
tor de estos Hospitales Municipales
no sera vulnerada la moral medica.
Este firme proposito en- el cumpli-
miento de mi deber es la mayor ga
rantia para el buen exito.
Invite a usted para que personal
mente por medic de un delegado
venga informarse del motive que
determine la salida del enfermo Ra
fael Dumas. Quedara usted convenci
do de que Dumas es un impostor.
81 EN- los Hospitales Municipales
no hubiese actualmente, como hay
siempre, varios unionistas, v para
mayor prueba empleados tambi6nf de
la compaiiia de los fcarros electricos.
pudiera darsele@ alg1n credito a la
burda inventiva de Rafael Dumas;
pero tan grocera mentira Sc destru-
we por 81 sola.
Fui llamado por ell Sr. Administra
dor y las Nurses para exponerme
quejas de Dumas Y en- presencia de
ell fueron comprobadas
Es un hombre sin educaci6n. Fal-
to al respeto que Sc debe a toda mu-
jer. Convirti6 la habitacion en- una
pocilga. Pretendio pasear por todas
parties dcscalzo, en- bata, asomando
,su cara en- departamentos ocupados
por senoras.
FL pagabo. Esto, seg1n su critic
rio, lie daba derecho a todo.
Fue inutil tratar de convencerlo
de que estaba equivocado. Optic por
irse. Dimos cuenta dc 10 sucedido al
Dr. de la Compafiia. ESQ es todo.
Recuerde senior Director que, no
hace mucho tempo, un ejemplar pa
recido, lie obligo a usted lIamarle
Condlid.
Dr.. Francisco RI de Goenaga.
Director de los Hospitales.