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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16

The Eastern League basketball sea :
son Ia moro tban civ ,yeels AWAY. but
80. A., :. ,,,aroJ ,bo
,S,,g "ne oPehlng sane !? pt;n, bave
,,,s;l nnosGls oL 'ne case o.sonInt .n',Sont In
ordo, .. aoae business :" ,;a;n,,Itios on :.
co,,ntorod Joet ',a,, ." p,os;dent Scbef .
60. ,..,i, las. season' , as ',,,,,ch
ter VIII endeavor TO clearup as nntina a
snhad,,iSJ as PosSIon aJo,uhio AZ nn sat ,
"rdow ouoai,n a. .ne iho'ei hu''p"'" VI
wi ott.n , ,,,J, he
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n,,.,,.orn, 10, 10 Il, nia..ei tna' 60 aturday,s
cnnfoh R,t pa,onns, ,,J S.,yarL hot .
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CO., ad,,,;s.;o % spViLt, o." ,ranticaiiv
.,,ro amI .Tn. ;' IN ~ '1,ne tue uer;es season
viii ho rolnao,aJ tn ;,,. H. J;scord md
ono stro;ahtso,. hoa,,in ah,o ~, odnntod
I, H. n,on, i' n;nht 'ioasue cir
or;t eortv ,,, w. an soh od,,io will
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
Booking Football Games

The Drcxel Hill football eleven desires to
get in touch with managers of Hobart. Vim
come Vctrx West Walnut, HolmesburE'
DelCo and Wheeling. Address Howard Lof-
land 7I0 Hcist avenue, Penfeld. or phone
LlanerCh 504 NJ.
The Temperance a. A.. football and bas-
ketball champions of Lehigh Valley. has or
ganized for the season, and would like to
hear from teams in and around Philadelphia
offering reasonable guarantees. II still has
sundays October "a and 81. open at home.
Address +. X. Sharke. manager Temper
ance A. A. Bethlehem. Pa.
Melrose. of Atlantic City, last year,
champions of New Jersey, has its vet
eran team back Ggain. and so far has
scheduled games with Receiving Ship. Ho-
hart New York Ship. Norrstown ViCtrix
and Rex of~washngton. Sundays. October
II and November II and -, for games at
the shore are still open. Address Benjamin
stone, 1896 Atlantic avenue. Atlantic City.
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
NATInNAI IEAGItE
Tennis Triumph
for Mrs. Mallory

Continued from Page One
was skimming over the net at fast
clip.
VOlleying Poor
Mrs. Mallory tried several times to
make a stand by going to the net. but
her volleying was poor and she con-
tinually drove into the net. Miss Ten
nant won this set with little trouble
at GO.
After the rest period Mrs. Mallory
seemed to have been more benettted
than Miss Tenant, for she immediate
ly began with Iush, reeling off three
games in row With a series OF won
derful Placement shots that sizzled past
Miss Tenant, whenever the lntter at
tempted to go\ to the net. The next
two games went by service, giving MIS-
Mallory the lead in the final set Mt Al.
1t looked to be all over but it wasn't.
Miss Tenant. by shooting her chop
over with lot of speed. took the next
two games and made it 4-3. In the next
game. Miss Tenant got the lead. Du'
eventually lost. Mrs. Mallory getting
lucky net cord point ut critical
juncture. That was all, Mrs. Mallory
taking the final set.
I, tho ,os+ sot >,rs Mallory had her
ont ~ s r''n,;no oil oyor Tho court and
bpaaI bpaI,. ont of wind at thc finish. There
va wa.n.t much to Miss Zinderstein's vic .
torw ovar Miss Rancroft. Both know
oorb otber,s game but the advantage
was was ali with Miss Zinderstcin and she
vas naver in danger nor behind in the
score The same was true of Miss Goss's
victory over Mrs. Niles. the former
annarently being able to win when sh,
nlrased,
Mrs. Wightman Back
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
INTERCITY GAME TOMORROW
Penn Mutual Teams Meet on Straw.
bridge g. .Clothier Grounds

4 Baseball teams representing the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Phila-
delphia and Richmond. Va, will cross
bats tomorrow afternoon at 3 80 p.
m. on the Strawbridge & Clothier dia :
mond, Sixty third and Walnut streets.
The home team of the Penn Mutual
Co. has just won the championship of
the Financial League, Of Philadelphia,
and is captained by George Foulke,
well known in the amateur ranks.
The team which will make the trip
to this city form Richmond is one Of
the best in that part of Virginia, hav-
ing captured the championship of the
Old Dominion League and is now neck
and neck in the race for the amateur
championship of the state.
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Forehead Strokes

The women's and girls tournaments are
being run off this year promptly on sched-
ule time, the only way that meet can be
properly conducted.
Good umpires ard linesmen have been
furnished I'm all OF the matches. The girls
don't always turn In perfect score cards.
hut they call out the score so that they can
be heard and run the matches on we'll.
Some Of the visitors wish to know whether
the Philadelp Cricket Club Il In Wissa.
bickon' ST Martins, Chestnut Hill or Phila-
delphia. For their Information the answer
Is YES
Al the Ionsyood tournament some of the
women players wore eye shades, The style
has permeated this far
yes. it'sa sad world, Soda pop and
orangeade are all rght, but you know.
A.. ;Iibert A. Harvey saw the matches
v.sterdays but -shs sthi- iimps from~the In
Jury which kept her out of the tournament
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WANTS M'GHEES FOR HIBS
Manager Geoghagan Learns They
Have Signed With WoIfenden n Shore

Manager John Geoghagan. of tho Hi
german A. A. soccer team. has appealed
to the United States Football Associa-
tion regarding the status of the MEG hee
brothers. Jim and Bart, amateur SOC
GER players, whom he signed to play
in the National Cup games Au-
gust 1S last and whose forms he has
registered with the national governing
body
subsequently receiving the Allied
League forms, which he expected the
two speedy forwards to sign for him
for his league matches, Geoghagan
learned that they had signed for the
Wolfenden- Shore team of the Allied
League. The McGhee brothers are two
of the fastest forwards playing soccer
in the city, and their services are al
ways in great demands
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
FISCHER TOPS FIELD
Wins Golf Championship of OIL
Trades for Second Time

For the second consecutive year Barney
Fischer OF Crew Levick, led the field In the
annual golf championship of the OIL Trades
day on the course of the Roxborough Coun-
try. Club. Fischer covered the eighteen
which gave him the winning net total OF 6e.
ID. c. Hunter. OF Proctor Gamble. and
tied for second place, each having a net
score of 10. Hunter went around in 81. hio
strohes TO eomnIete the eishtesn Hole.
handicap of 20 enabling him TO tie with
Hunter.
OTHER SPORTS ON PAGE 20 :.
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0ndAe@myS largest producers aaa 7aaa1sa6d l3f55
Quality Oils Make Considerable Difference
in the Life of This Kind of Nj chinery.

vania parahne base crude-acknowl-
edged to offer the greatest natural
resistance to heat of any oil produced
in America. They have behind them
the Oldest refining experience in the
country-57 years of continuous re-
search.
The test that proves quality in oil is
how long it will last in service. Test
the hours of fabrication per gallon
that Crew Levick oils yield. by COM
parison with the oils you are now
using. When you have established
their quality and discovered what
Crew Levick production insurance
adds to your profits you'll be very
glad you made that simple test.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
PICK WESTERN TEAM
Women Selected to Oppose East In
Title Golf

Iltle 1OIT
Chicago, Sept. 16.-Thc team of
women golfers from the West which
will meet eastern players in contest
for the national team championship IT,
tie was announced today by Mrs. Hath
away Weston, president oS the Won
ems Western Golf Association. The
event. which will be curtain raiser
to the championship proper, will be
played either September 30 or October
l. at Cleveland, O. The big contes,
will begin October 1 and end five days
later.
The western team will include Mrs
Fred c. Let's. Jr.. western cham
piop: Miss Elizabeth Klotz, holder ot
the Chicago womens title; Mrs. Mel
vim Jones. Miss Edith Cummings. Mrs
Il. Il. Harwood, all of Chicago. and Mis-,
Frances Hadfield. of Milwaukee; Mrs
Dave Gaut, Of Memphis Miss Alext
Stirling. of Atlanta. national woman,
champion, and Miss Dorian Kavanaugh
of Los Angeles
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Toronto Protests Gamsa

tam OF IL sept. l0,--The Toronto ba seball
the JsrssIv II had protested three games with
septembsry CITY club lost M baltimore on
Jersey City o y,a,oand : and 3 on the grounds that
sSlns two of its pitchers 'sasue ,a rules SS al
season. "''n'n' the last thirty days Of tha
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16

MOGULS OF EASTERN CAGE
LEAGUE MEET ON SATURDAY
Lots of Business Must Be Accomplished Before Basketball
Season Opens in Six Weeks-Circuit May Expand

least two games. He contends that
firms work according to these rules. and
at Trenton last season it worked ad-
mirably-until the owners ruled other
wise and then their troubles began.
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POP GEERS IN FAIR
Famous Veteran to Drive at Allen
town Next Week

TOWN. Next Week
Allentown, Pa, Sept. 16.-Por
Geers. the famous veteran harness
driver, will appear in the big feature
race al the Allentown fair next Wcdnes
day. He will hold the reins owe,
sanarda, 2.0Oh, in a special mattel
race.
Opposed to Sanarda will be Directum
J.. 2:01H, and John r. Braden
= :02A. The purse will be $4,000.
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at PhiIadelphia---Cloudy; $3.50.
Pittsburgh at New York - Two games'
cloudy; 1;30 and $3.50. ana
Cincinnati at BroolIyn-C1oudyi $3.50.
ST. Louis at Boston-Two games; ciouos'
1880 and $3.50.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at st. I.ouis-t'lear; 3;15.
New York at Chicngo-C1eari 3.
Washington at Cleveland-tlear; ..
Boston at Detroit-Clear; 3.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati, 3; Phillics, 2
Brooklyn. I; Chicago.
PITTSBURGH, 2; Boston, I list gamel
Boston, 1; Pittsburgh. I'D game)
Other clubs not scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
cleveland, II; Athletics. o
st. Louis. 1s; Boston,
Other clubs not scheduled
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Kershaw Club, away; first class: a few
omen dates in September. r. r. Hill, phone
Polar $3.50 between @ and 7 p. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16

The flying particles of sand and
cement that play such havoc with
the bearings of concrete mixers make
fabrication a difficult problem. These
particles become very hot in the bear
ings and carbonize or break down
the oil film. When oil breaks down
into useless carbon it does not lubri-
cate, and grit goes merrily on, cutting
up the bearings with nothing to
resist it.
Crew Levick oils insure less wear
and tear on your machinery, and
lower lubricating cost.
The reason is simple and so is the
proof-Crew Levick lubricants are
refined exclusively from Pennsyl-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16

The date of the tourney has been
shifted from the original schedule ol
tbe Golf Association Of Philadelphia.
Originally this tourney was to have been
held next week, and the annual invi.
tation tourney of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club, this week. But the
women's tennis championship being
nlayed at the Cricket Club would have
interfered and the Cricket Club thought
Il advisable to swap dates with White
marsh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16

State College-Its beginning to look as
though Pete Redinger. the Washington Ta
boy who starred on the freshman team last
fall, was going to hold down one OF the back
held berths Of Bedzeks eleven this year. He
was a auarterback last year' but Is now being
such a high order that the may be given a
chance to show In the opening game of the
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Continued from Page One
was skimmng over the net at tas
clip.
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Washington and Jefferson-Ea-l Loucks of
Scottdale, Pa, star right end used ultra
modern methods In reaching the gridlron
camp yesterday. flying the thrty-hve miles
between the two points in an airplane The
trip was made In eighteen minutes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
NoTAs DE SPORT

Con motive de los interesantes "ga-
mes" que Sc llevaron efecto ell sa-
bado Y el domingo pr6ximo en- la pa
rada 8, reina gran entusiasmo entire
los amantes del sport, puesto que
en- clio stomaran parte los equipos
"Gobierno Insular', en- la tarde del
sabado, Y el "Puerto Rico, en- la ma
NINA del domingo, contra las "Estre
las Juveniles" de "Don Pepito' En-
ambos encuentros, ell "Puerto Rico
presentara el siguiente slime up:
Pitchers, Horta Blondet; catcher,
Gonzalez; primera, Domfnguez; Sc
gunda, Echandfa, tercera, Brown, v
fielders, Barreiro, Beitfa, Vazquez y
Acosta.
"A iniciativas de "Don Pepito'' es
ha alberto una colecta con Ell fin de re
caudar fondos para el equipo del
team "Estrellas Juveniles" Los que
deseen contribuir para tai fin podran
entregar su obolo al referido sport
man..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

DON JOSE DE ELzABUR1

Aver falleci6 este distinguido amigo
,nuestro, emparentado con las mas pres
tigiosas familias de Puerto Rico y per-
soma que gozaba de grandes simpatias
por su prosapia y meritos relevantes.
FL senior Elzaburu figur6 La vanguar
dia de los portorriquenos de valer y Sc
distingui6 por su amor Puerto Rico,
laborando en- la politica junto con nues
tros mas insignes patriotas Caballero
de cultura e inteligencia superiores, de
manera trato correctfsimos de un
claro sentido de La vida y de La reali-
dad, Ell sefior Elzaburu deja un vacio di-
ficil de lenar en- nuestros circulos So
cfales.
/ Ell MUNDo envia a los deudos del
finado la expression de su mas sentido
pesame
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24

nuestras carreteras; todo eco. declines
no Sc We todos los dias.
Nosotros, los desccndientes espaholes.
parece que le tenemos iurada mala 20
luntad cuanto parezca vegetaci6n.
quisas ST los arboIcs del desierto ne
dejaron ESQ de malo n irse de Il -.
nfnsula PerO, 20; no o. All. Y 80
mos atribuir tan odiosa bArbafs
costumbre los cxcelcntes agricnlss-
res que tan hermosas obraa de rIea8
dejaron en- Valencia. Murcia y AndAla.
cia. No; decididameTte no fueron ios
civilizados hijos de Kahoma ios cuI.
pables. Aquf la 1nica cuipabIe e. ~
incultura nuestra, Ia falta de solids
educaci6n, el abandono en- que tenems4
los sentimientos. Yer uno de nnea-
tros cementeriOs, verbigracia. e. CO.'S
que da grima: tan desolados sstkn e.
dos. iCuan distintos los que hemos Vi.
to en- otros paisesl En- cierta ocaal6n
oimos decir un poeta. contcmplando
el sonriente lugar donde tranqulloa -.
pOsan los HABrTANTEs del EVER.
GREEN, en- Brooklyn: Para qns
10 tra'eran a uno aqui, valdrfa II D
ma moiirse." La idea. en- I'm, a. tenemss
de una plaza, es Ia de un Iugar tain-
do, arrasado. pOr donde parece que %.
SO Ell caballo de Atila
PerO ann hay patria; probAndoss
bien la fiesta de los masones el domin.
go que viene; ojala que Sc YEA eon.
currido Ell Barrio obrero en- 81 eltade
dia, entire las nueve y las once De Il
maiiana. Es, amigo lectOr. aigo sen.
cillamente grande. construir el edsae.b
de Ia patria tan libre como culta. pos
medic de obras de simplexa apareuta
de trascendencia profunda. POGO : -
pule Ia piedra.
Ell NocENTE OBSERVATION.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
LOS MASONES SIEMBRAN

FL pr6ximo domingo, Sc verifcara en-
Ell Barrio Obrero, de la Capital de
Puerto Rico, la celebration de una obra
para la cual no tenemos suficientes
frases de elogio. Tratase NADIA me.
nos que de solemnizar la siembra de
algunos centenares de arboles de pa
napen, con que la logia sEstrella de
Luquillo" No. 5 obsequiara los ha-
bitantes del barrio: habra un arbol en-
Ell jardfn de cada casita. Dentro de
algunos meses Sc pasara revista los
arboles, (cuyo cuidado quedara enco-
mendado la genie menuda de aquel
vecindario) y al nifo que mejor 10 pre-
sente Sc lie regalara un premio de diez
dolares, adjudicandose ademas dos pre-
mios de cinco d6lares. cada uno, los
dos arboles que sigan al primero en-
desarrollo. Habra misica y discursos
aiusfvos, fgurando entire los oradores
don Eugenio Astol v don Juan B.
Huyke.
Mucho serla de desear que al citaao
actc concurriesen el mayor nlmero po-
sible de personals; la OCCASION invita-
IA profundas refexiones. Efectivamen-
te, aparte de la FIESTA DEL. ARBoL.,
que celebran algunas de nuestras es-
cuelas publicas, nunca habiamos dido
de NADIA semejante en- nuestro pals
Derribar arboles, destruir bosques en-
teros para hacer cab6n y lena y ga
ner dinero mieHtras Sc empobrece La pa
tria, 10 vemos todos los dias; pero en-
prender La siembra sistematica de ar
boles, demostrarle al ciudadano que
ninguno sirve mejor Ia repdblica que
quien siembra un arbol, sefialarle al
Gobierno la convenience de sembrar
arboles, muchos arboles, v arboles do
blemente titles, productores de alimen
to nutritivo; sembrarlos en- toda TERRA
pnblica, v especialmente a 10 largo de
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EN- Ell 'CINE IMPERIAL Sc DA-
RA EsTA NoCHE LA APER-
TURA DE LOS PAQUETEs',
Continuation de la pag. 8

ha gustado nuestro pnblico, su re-
presentation fue muy cuidada, asi CO.
mo tambien la Interpretation.
La Compafiia de Bufos Sc dispone a
salir Ell lunes pr6ximo para la isla, vi
sitando las poblaciones mas importan-
tes del pals, donde ha' hecho ventajo
SOS contratos.
Los empresarios de La isla han pedi-
do al senior Pardifias incluya en- su
repertoire "La Aperture de los Pa
quetes.'
Ell senior Pietri esta escribiendo "La
Republica Tropical, y podemos decir
que La obra resultara agradable, pues
esta esmaltada de chistes bien hechos
y oportunos.
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LA plaza DE MOSQUITOES
QUE INVADE A SAN JUAN
tcontinuacl6n de la Dagina TAI

solamente hay sarampi6n en- Puerta de
.Fierra, sino en- San Juan y Santurce;
y esto Sc debe a 10 antihigienico de las
cssas y a la enofne accumulation de
fanllias en- una misina residencia
El sarampi6n So egita inpidiendo que
ID gente contagiada este en- contacto
con la que afn no ha sido victima de
la epidemic. Tambi6n Sc propaga entire
los nifios de las escuelas. pues hay al
gunos que pfoceden de las casas conta-
giadas y, como es natural sigue ell con-
tagio, sir que apenas nadie Sc de exac-
ia cuenta de clio; por 10 que soy de
opinion que los medicos titulares del
municipio tomen en- serio esta question,
pues por 10 menos Sc debe llevar un
record" de las casas en- donde existe
la epidemia donae haya casos parcia-
les
En- breve darem0s a conocer la OPT
ni6n del prestigieso DR. Daiz con res
pecto la situaci6n en- que Sc encuen-
tran actualmente los leprosos de la isla
de Cabras.
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Higuera Pereno & Co.
Allen 21.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
12,sO4 pAvos

Segtin de publico Sc dice, el ntimero
de pavos adquiridos aver en- Madrid,
con m.otivo de las fiestas de Navidad,
asciende 1880.
Sc ignora ann el nnmero de capones,
perdices y otras aves que Sc acOstumbra
consumir en- la expresada Villa Y Cor
te, donde, por estos dias, hacen los We
ciilos un fuerte consume ornitol6gico.
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JOyer1a
DINET & PACHECO
PLAZA BALDoRIoTY FRENTE A
Advt LA cAMARA
Ell RvDo. PADRE
JUAN JOSE LEBRoN

Aver lego, procedente de los Esta-
dos Unidos, el prestigioso v reverendo
padre j. j. Lebr6n, vicario de Huma-
Gao, Y ell cual permaneci6 alredor de
tres meses en- Nueva York, atendiendo
una pertinaz doIencia que sufrfa en-
la garganta. Fl distinguido sacerdote,
que llega completamente restablecido,
visit6 en- Filadelfa al obispo de Puer-
to Rico, senior Jones, y nos dice que
este Sc halla va mucho mejor de sus
quebrantos fisicos y que piensa rotor
mar esta isla Ell mes pr6ximo.
Reciba Ell padre Lebr6n nuestro afec-
tuoso saludo.
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cientemente por el ''Circo Lowande :,
la gentil y bella Castel D'oro. obtu-
vo anoche en- Rio Piedras un exito cla-
moroso, cantando romanzas. Ell publ
CO aplaudi6 hasta cansarse la insupe-
rable "estrella'' italiana, que fue ce-
lebradisima, y obliga@ repetir las
canciones. En- todos los nflmeros Sc i'm
puso ell s'bis'', la gran artista, que
sabe dar inter6s y emoci6n las ro-
manzas, fus objeto de un expressive
simpatico homemade.
Ell "Circo Lowande' trabaja esta
noche en- Caguas v despu6s visitara q
Ponce.
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Voces de Ia caIle
AL CAPTAIN scHETT1N1

Aunque hemos visto parade en- la es-
Quina de la Gale del Sol, esquina
la Cruz, un policia por ell dia; nos
otros, los vecinos de esa misma calle,
lie suplicamos que a mas de estar un
pclicia por el dfa, este tambien por
la noche, pues estas horas no Sc We
ninguno, y es cuando mas Sc necesi-
tan, por los continues escandalos que
Sc promueven, no solo temprano, sino
atlas horas de la noche, debiendo la
policia empezar por los recogedores de
basuras, que son los primefos en- es-
candalizar, no solo con sus discusiones,
sino con la tirada de los zafacones,
pues no respetan los vecinos que es-
tan descansando.
Esperamos del amigo Schettini pom
ga coto esos abusos.
varios vecinos de la Gale del Sol
NJ, ALCALDE
GNo podra usted lamar Su preset
cia al conductor del automovfl que re-
cole la basura por la ncche. y preve-
nirle que debe guardian mas respeto
al publico y no promover el escanda-
10 que arman todas las noches, que no
dejan dormir al vecindario que repo-
sa de. las fatigas de la diaria labor;
y no contento con dar la rnaquina
toda la fuerza para que escandalice
mas en- todoa la calle, tiran los "a
facones, de una altura tai, que des-
piertan a los vecinos; asi como pro-
hibir tambien los recogedores, que
Sc dejen de escandalizar con discusio-
mes que no vienen al case?
veremos 81 esta queja es atendida.
varios vecinos de la Gale del Sol.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
GEL DENUNcIAnoR.

Anoche Sc exhibi6 en- ell cine Rial
to eI interesante episodio, "El De
nunciador primera parte de una
sensational pelfcula que ha empezado
a dar el mencionado cine.
Exhibiose tambien, con el relleno
de la primera la comedia dramatica
en- 5 actos, 'La voz de h conciencia'
interpretada por Bushman Bayne.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
PALos Y PEDRADAs. /.

Ell motin de anoche no fu6 como Sc di-
io en- principle. Nj Nicolas nj sarten.
Sc dieron palos nj Sc tiraron piedras; 10
tinico que provoc6 el alboroto fue las
cuarenta mil camas que vende Ell Gle
10 precios de baratillo, 10 mismo que
los colchones "IIercules Arrivi''.
No Sc rompen nuncs. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-24
AsAMBLEA oBRERA


Los trabajadores de oficios construc-
torres han sido urgentemente citados por
Ell Consejo de oficios Constructors de
la Federation Libre' para una gran
asamblea general publica que Sc cele-
brara Ell domingo las 9, en- ell cine
Victory Garden y en- la cual Sc es-
tudiaran las medidas pertinentes para
evitar cua1quier intento de rebaja en-
los salaries.