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left this morning for Denver to attend
the annual grand lodge meeting of the
knights of Pythias as the representa-
this city. The grand lodge sessions
will be held Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
HOME FROM
DENVER VISIT
Miss Blanche Allison, clerk and ste
nographer in Judge Eldred's Office, re-
turned 10 Canon I.ty Sunday night
from a weeks visit in Denver. where
she was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles l.. Milton.
SPENT THE DAY
AT PRAYTHER RANCH
Mr.. and Mrs. Glatzell, Miss Ella
Larson and Elmer White motored 10
Howard yesterday and enjoyed the
day fishing at the Prayther ranch.
moTcRED TO
PUEBLO SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Ward. 1402 Col
Iege avenue, motored to Pueblo yes
terday after their children. who have
been spending the past week visiting
friends and relatives.
DONALD C. FOOTE
AT WEST POINT, N. Y.
Robert NJ. Foote of 233 West Catiin
aenue. South Canon. is in receipt of
a postcard from his son. Donald c.
Foote, at West Point. N. Y, under
date OF last Friday. announcing that
he had successfully passed the re-
quired physiacl examination for ad.
mission as a student to the United
States Military Academy. He lad
previously complied with the mental
and educational requirements. and has
ben sworn in as a cadet in the mill
tary academy. He writes that he
has purchased his equipment and is
beginning to At into his surround
ings and acquire the customs and hab
it's OF the institution. Academic
studies at West Point, he says, do not
begin until September 2.
ROBERT UNDERWOOD
HOME FROM ILLINOIS
Robert Underwood OF the FelteT'
Clothing Company returned to Canon
City Sunday night from three weeks
visit to his boyhood home at Perry,
H. which he had not previously Wis
tied for Is years. Galesburg and
other Illinois towns we're included in
his itinerary He reports excellent
farm crops, especially of oats and
corn in that part of the state.
GUESTS AT BURGESS
HOME FEW DAYS
Rev. and Mrs. S. r. Mclaughlin of
Kansas. and DIR. and Mrs. Howard Blu
chanan of Chicago. have been guests
of Mrs. Anna II. Burgess and family
for few days. They are en- route to
points in the northern part OF the
state. Rev. Mclaughlin formerly
had pastorate In Canon City.
IOWA PEOPLE
STOP OFF HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Mallory OF Bel
mond. Ia, who have been visiting at
Portland, Ore, and also at California
points, stopped off here on their way
home to visit their niece, Mrs. z. s.
Wright.
GUEST AT
KANE HOME
Thomas Taylor. cashier OF me
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Of Seneca, Wis, spent Saturday at
the Patrick home. 709 Allison avenue
LOUISE KENNEDY GOES
TO NEBRASKA FOR VISIT
Miss Louie Kennedy. accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs NJ. F. Kennedy. who
has been visiting here several weeks.
left today for Craig. Neb.. the home Of
Mrs. Kennedy. Miss Kennedy expects
to stay about a month.
NEBRASKA GUEST
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. La Mon, who has been visiting
with he- aunt, Mrs. L. S. Wright apd
family. left today for her home in AL
| lance, Neb.
ALICE JACK RETURNS
SPRINGFIELD, COLO.
Miss Alice Jack. treasurer of Baca
county, has returned to Springfield
Colo, after a visit with her parents
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Tuesday
LANDENS GO TO
PlIERlO ON VISIT

LANDENs GO TO
PUEBLO ON VISIT
Mrs. ]. Landen and children. Jewell
Edythe and Roy, have gone to Pueblo
to spend e few days.
MRS. THORNTON
GOES TO MISSOURI
Mrs A Thornton of Clovis. n. NJ.
who has been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. ]. E. Graham for the past three
months, leaves Wednesday for Webb
City, Mo-, where she will visit an
other daughter. Mrs. George De-
Garino.
ALICE MARSDEN
HERE FROM PUEBLO
Miss Alice Marsden of Pueblo is
visiting friends in the city for a few
days.
M'FARLANE HOME FROM
VISIT TO TRINIDAD
Frank McFarlane. who. with Mrs
McFarlane, has been the guests of
their daughter in Trinidad. returned
to Canon City yesterday. Mrs. Nc
Farlane VIII remain few days longer
visiting with her daughter. Mrs. p.
Mosher.
sNcpGRAss IN TOWN
AS BUSINESS VISITOR
b. w. Snodgrass. general superin-
tendent OF the victor-American Fuel
Company, is in the city today while
looking after the company's interests
at Chandler.
SALT LAKE CITY
@N:tns = ~a-N x<uctrnoc
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Foreman OF Salt
Lake City are in town for few days
on business. They entertained Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Augustine at dinner at
the Strathmore Monday evening.
ARRIVED HERE MONDAY
FOR SHORT VISIT
Capt. ]. o. Stewart and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Stewart. OF Cedar
Rapids. Ia. arrived here Monday from
Colorado Springs for few days visit
with ID. H. Logan on Lincoln Park.
They have been sojourning in the
Pixies Peak district for some time.
AUDITORS COMPLETE
THEIR WORK
Turner S. Underwood and r. NJ.
Hatten Of Pueblo have completed their
semi-annual audit of the books of The
wann Motor Company. and have re
turned to the Steel City.
sTRATHmoRE LOBBY
BEING REDEcoRATED
The lobby OF the Strathmore hotel Is
being redecorated in red and tan. The
improvement will enhance the appear
RETURNS FROM
FISHING TRIP
Floyd Campbell. who has been ON
a fishing trip in North Park with Max
Hardy and Will Mack. Joined Mrs.
Campbell and little daughter. Martha
Jane at Fort Collins last Friday.
where they have been the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Mack and family.
Max Hardy returned home Saturday
and the rest of the party came Sun
day.
MISSOURI GUESTS
RETURN HOME
The Misses Edna and Una Hasel-
tine. who have been guests at the
Newton B. King home. left today for
their Springfield. No.. home.
GUNNisON LADY
VISITS THE KINGS
Mrs. Henry Lake Of Gunnison will
arrive today and be the house guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton B. King.
0D,,<L N~~D~
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Monday
MRS. MoREY ENTERTAiNS
"vALLEY 5" ORCHESTRA

Mrs. Al Morey entertained the
valley 5" orchestra at a 6 O'Clock
dinner at her home Sunday evening,
as a farewell dinner Tor Bruce Pat
terson, the violinist, who leaves for
Chicago to enter school september J.
This orchestra has had a very sue
ments for another violinist to take
Mr.. Patterson's place, so they will be
ready for engagements of any nature.
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Richard Doty, S27 Greenwood ave-
nue., had his tonsils removed at the
Graves hospital Friday.
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WAS A VISITOR
LAST FRIDAY

Ross c. Baum of Denver, general
wholesale agent for the Willys-Knighi
Automobile Company for Colorado
was a business visitor in Canon City
last Friday.
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RETURNED FROM
VACATION TRIP

Miss Helen Dryden returned from
Salt Lake City last Friday. where she
spent her vacation as the guets of her
aunt, Mrs. c. c. Clabaugh.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-17
/ together after many a year of vicissi-

together after many a year of vicissl-
tudeS.
Also comedy, and the Moon
Riders" at the matinee.
Colonial
From the bathrooms of America s
most prominent socially to the
pueblos OF the Indian peoples, who
build their queer homes from sun
baked bricks along the desert, ranges
"The Third Woman" the Robertson
Cole Superior picture, which will be
seen at the Colonial theatre tonight
last times. There is an all-star cast
! in this picture which includes Car
lyle Blackwell. Louise Lovely, and
others.
The story is that Of young man
who has graduated from Harvard
and about to becoE>2 engaged to a
society girl in a big eastern city only
to discover on the very evening wheT
his engagement is to be announcer
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-17

that he is of Indian blood. That day
an Indian has told him that zone
drop of Indian blood makes one an
Indian" and, rem emberinG this, he
determines that he never can marry
white girl.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-17
A "Roast" for Coffee.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat: If raw
coffee has dropped from "a cents a
pound to cents it must be costing
q lot more to roast it now.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-17
Hippodrore.

All the red-blooded adventure that
Jack London put into his famous
novel, THE Sea Wolf, has been re-
tanned in the screen version, which
opened a two days run at the AAIppo-
drome theatre last evening In ad-
dition, the spectacular scenes which
feature the story have been por-
trayed on the screen with STARTLING
vividness that the printed page could
never hope to attain.
Doris Kenyon in The Great White
Trail" is TO be the attraction at the
Hippodrone theater tomorrow. The
story is one of the Klondike in the
DAYS when men rushed northward in
their eager search for gold, when the
world was rough and when the
primal instincts prevailed in the colo
yistas of the land of the "musher'
and the "1ralarnute." And contrastet
against this background is the theme
Of pair of baby shoes that draws
husband and wife and their lost chitt
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Nobody is paid what he is worth.
of course, but lot of uE are paid
more.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-17
MOVING PICTURES,
This department is conducted
by the press representatives OF,
the various theaters.
Grand.

Charles Ray will be the feature
attraction Sunday and Monday in one
of his best portrayals Of the country
boy in Homer Comes Home" There
will ALSO be one of those really funny
comedies with the monkey star.
-Four Times Fooled" It's something
out Of the ordinary and one that will
tickle the ldiddies Bring them down
and be early Usual prices.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
ATENEo PUERToRRIQuENo

Nuevos Socios Correspondientes:
Lcdo. Jose r. Aponte, Don Juan N.
Miranda, Don Solomon Carri6n, Lcdo
Benigno Fernandez Garcia, Don Este
ban Lopez Cruz, DR.. E. Garcia Lascot,
DR.. Alexandra otero Lopez, Don Arturo
Cortes, Lcdo. Juan Alemaiy Sosa, Lcdo
Rodolfo Ramirez vigo, Mr.. George D.
Graves, Don Rafael Rios, Don E. Fiol
Ramos, J. A. Fajardo, P. E. de sola,
Lcdo, Jose Luis Requena, Lcdo. Francis
co PARA Cap6, Lcdo. Carlos Lopez de
Tord, Jose H. Poventud, Lcdo. Ramon
Dapena, Hon. Guillermo Vivas Valdi-
vieso, Don Guillermo v. Cintr6n, vicen-
Sc zayas Pizarro, Arturo Ortiz Tcro
Emilio Fagot, Lcdo. Leopoldo Tormes
Don Carlos Garcia de Ia Noceda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
A Los VISITAN-
TES DE la GRAN
FERIA REGIONAL
CERvINA es CERVINA
AJUSTADA A LEY

No dej6is de visitar nuestra exhibi
cion, donde encontrar6is la Gnica YER
dad que existe en- ell mercado. GER
VIVA.
Ningtn otro producto tiene derecho
q Iamarse CERVINA.
Esta palabra es genuinamerte puer-
torriquena, orgullo de nuestra indus
tria, y esta debidamente registrada ell
la Secretarfa de Puerto Rico.
Exija la marca lejitina que contiene
en- la etiqueta ell letras grandes Ia
palabra CERVINA.
Nuestrs CERVINA NEGRA ETEDI-
CINAL elaborada con materaales re
novados constantemente, es ell resulta
do de diez afios de experiencia, ell me
jor t6nico que existe en- ell mercado.
Todos nuestros productos pueden ven
derse SIN PAGo DE PATENTES.
Ell producto mas agradable y mas
barato que 10 hara a usted feliz du-
rante los dias de la feria. es CERVI-
MA cinco centavos vase.
PORTO RICO BREWING COMPANY.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
LOS RAPAZUELoS HAGEN DE LAS
SUYAs; PERO LA DETECTIVE LES
SORPRENDE

Aver, los detectives Benitez y Galva-
rim, del puesto dc santurce, arrestaron
en- la estaci6n del ferrocarril Ell Tale
res Enrique Quiara, (a) "Macarela" i,
Jose Baez, (a) "La Pulga" y Justo
An6ino, quienes Sc introdujeron Ell un
wagon robaron diez seis hbras de
cafe, propiedad de los concentrates "Ji
m6nez y Fernandez, de Santurce
Estos muchachos, seg1n informes, ha-
biaR hecho varios robes mas. FL vier-
nes tlltimo tambien sustrajeron q Ii
bras del mismo grano.
Ambas partidas fueron ocupadas por
la Detective en- una tienda de Puer,n
de TERRA. FL duefio del establecimiento
habia cmprado el cafe por tres dolares.
Los acusados fueron llevados aver mis-
mo a presencia del fiscal Dlaz Collazo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
FESTIVALES EN-
La UNIVERSIDAD

El pr6ximo viernes Sc uevara a efec
to EN- ell salon de Asambleas de la Uni
versidad un bale dc confanza, orga-
nizado por la clase de cuarto afio de
la. Escuela Superior.
En- dicho acto empezara la campala
de. votaci6n para elegir una Reina de
Mayo. Con tai motive, el entusiasmo
entire los estudiantes es general, pues
hay Ell prop6sito de sacar triunfante
a una encantadora y elegante rubia,.
de la ciudad del Sur. Aunque, los nu-.
merosos pertidarios de una tamhien
bella sefiorita de Mayaguez, haran es-
fuerzos por sacarla Reina, Sc cree, sin
embargo, que Ell cetro real, pertenezca
a la rara belleza de la inteligente es-
tudiante que cursa ell tercer afo de
Normal.
5Quien es ella?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
INFORMATION GENERAL

"CAsINo HIJos DE BoRINoUEN''
Este centric, en- su Ultima reunion,
tom6 muy acertadas disposiciones para
su mejor desarrollo. Entire elias cita-
mos: ell establecimiento de la expresa-
da soeiedad en- La casa No. dc la calle
de San Jose; Sc di6 cuenta de que, Sc
gun balance efecsuado, existia a IA
vor de La institution S45S.s7.
Sc hicieron varias enmienda.s de
gran importancia al reglamento.
Concedi6se un plazo de un mes los
senores acciolnstas, para que hagan
efectiva la suma de $40, importe de
cada acci6n por ellos compradas.
: Tambien Sc trat6 de la organization
de ma velada, que Sc llevara efec-
to en- Ell Teatro, en- honor del fallecido
soci6logo Sr. Carri6n Maduro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
PUERTO RICO SIN AZUCAR?

Ell pobema possible faIta de azdcar para ell consume
interior los de Julio Dcenbre de por
tanca.
Sentmos que no pueda ser pesentado en- una
ona practca la legislature extraordnaria que cobernador
acaba conVocar
cuando mucho tempo vnieron dos comsonados
de los Estados Undo nvestga la suac6n de los obreros
propuseon, entire err6neas, seg1n aanos
atenc6n opornaente que edcara cieta pae
production vendida local
un precio mas bao ell pagaan los compradores
New York.
Naturamente ocurri6 seguira que artieuo
busca los mercados eo pagan odo ell az1car de Pue
TO Rico esta expotandose rapidamene magco amamento
Sdel precio de vehte dollars ell quntaI
Es mas Como las cenaIes sguen fabrcando az1car has
ia la termination de la pesente zafra pr6xmanente
Sc gestona formazaci6n compromises para comprar
az1car que a1n esta fabricada.
Hay, pues, grandes probabdades que
en- los posteriores a la zafra.
Las centraes saben Uy bien que los que
de zafra azcar precos actae
;osos agradabe para quidar
la cosecha pudera asegase que han de peferr al
az1ca bsca todava de meor te pudendo
vender sin exponerse contingencies furas precios
extraordnarios de actuaIdad
Quedara importar ag1n azcar refinado de
Nueva York, al precio que resuItara
FL Cobernado ha amado egisIadores para que
den comienzo session extraordnaria corrente
possible resoyer
n6mco por medic de una legislation indrecta
En- ell case que ocupa sera dfici
la para cohibir las centraes be derecho contra
-taci6n.
ceneramene anteriores
tanto por ceno de cosecha para dedcao
interiors pero hoy las
ac que los poductores Puerto puedan
evadirIas.
Es aho de ccunstancias especaes que son las
que nducen pensar la posbdad que Puerto Rico
rezca de az1car momento dado.
Hay procedmento que legislative ell que
nda en- los naaes azos de afeto que exsten las Gen.
traIes azucareras ell pals.
Todas elias pondran de pate todo que puedan para
J contrbuir a evitar ell confIicto.
La Asocaci6n de PrOducOres tai pudera aIgo
mas practice la legislature
asunto.
JOSE coRDILs.
San. ri
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a. A. S||'zlfIBunalGA||

positados en- la Secretaria favor de
los memories Nicomedes, Felix Jesusa
Andrade villegas.
Enrique Cruz Rodriguez VS.. Juan So
tomayor y Domingo Luifa, dafios y
perjuicios. Sc concedi6 ell benefcio de
pobreza la demandante para ltigar.
Ventura Rivera VS.. "Comisi6n de In
demnizaciones Obreros', "ce1tiora-
ri''. Sc autOriz6 al secretariO para que
antes del "a, So remita Ell "exhibit'' ,
original de la plaza radiografica que
forma parte del record.
Ethel Clyburn Wood VS.. Joseph
Wood Jr., divorcio. Sc autoriz6 al Sc
cretario para que expida una conf
sion, bajo sello del Tribunal, dirigida
al notario pdblico w. P. Wilson o
Margaret Minor, de la ciudad de Nue.
va York, para que tome las deciaracio
mes de James T. Clyburn, Eugene G.
clyburn, Anthony Clement y otros mas,
como testigos en- este case.
Manuel Jimenez Acosta VS.. Eduar-
do Alfonzo, cobro de dinero. Sc con-
cedieron cinco dias las parties para
presensar "briefs'' simullaneamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
Infinidad de Personals

Sufren a menudo de estrenimien
70 debido a que no digieren bien
los alimentos y no acostumbrar a
los intestinos a hacer,. por 10 me-
nos, dos evacuaciones, al dia. ES-
taS personals no Sc dan cuenta de la
importancia de este NAL tan peno-
so, ell cual, la mayorfa de las ve-
ces, 10 tratan por medios made
cuados que casi siempre son la eau
sa de complicaciones bastante des
agradables. Las PILDORAS NIT
CHELLA LAXATlVAS estan es-
pecialmente .adaptadas para ayu-
dar los inteStinos en- su impor-
tante labor de expulsar cuanto
material in1til Sc encuentra en- ell
sistema, dandose con este lugar
a que las varias glandulas funcio-
nen con normalidad, poniendO el
ORGANISING menos eXpueSto a en-
fermedades y mas apto para ira
tamiento medico. Estas Pildoras
son suaves, laxantes Y eXentas de
aquellos ingredientes que causan
c6licos severos Y otros efectOs des
agra6ables que generalmente ex-
perimentan cuando Sc usan Otras
medicinas vendidas para este fin.
Haga usted una sola prueba y no.
tara suS buenos efectos. Sc venden
en- todaS las boticas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
En- ell No. 263 de su ilustrado diariC
aparece ell siguiente suelto:
"UN DESAHUCIO
M. BELLBER Jr.

En- ell No. 263 de su ilustrado dlarlo
aparece Ell siguiente suelto:
''UN DEsAHUcIo
En- la demanda presentada por Si-
mon Marthjehus contra Martin Bellber
Jr., ell Tribunal la declare con lugar,
y en- su consecuencia orden6 al deman
dado ell desalojo de la casa que ocu-
pa en- ell termino de ounce dias, ba-
jo apercibimiento de que 81 no 10 hi
ciere asi, sera lanzado por el Mar
shal''.
Como es dificil deducir la intencion
do esa nota, y con objeto de no ex-
traviar la opinion publica, deseo ha-
Ger constar que he satisf4cho a ST.
mon Matthews todas. las mensualida-
des devengadas por concepto de los
alquileres de la casa en- question, y
que despues de desalojada dentro de
los ounce treinta dias que sefiala
la Ley, al liquidar la fianza que .tengo
en- dep6sito de dicho Mathjehus, ha-
bra un. remanente mi favor. Esto
consta en- ell ''record'' de la Corte de
Distrito, Secci6n Primera, que falfo
este case de apelaci6n. Apelacion So
licitada por mi abogado.
Aclarado este punto que me afecta
sepan los interesados que
los verdaderos motives de este desahu-
clio, los nevar6 a la consideration de
la LegislatrTa para que los buenos
defensores del pueblo tengan la opor-
tunidad de estudiar en- el la necesi-
cesidad que hay de enmendar La Ley
de desahucio, dandole mas garantias a
los inquilinos para no ser vfctimas de
los abuses de algunos propietarios.
MARTIN BELLBER JR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
La DEMANDA DE
DON DARIo RovIRA

3
Refriendonos un suelto publicado
do nuestro n1mero de aver, informan-
do sobre la demanda presentada por
don Dario Rodriguez contra Victor L.
Lokpez, en- Ell cual Sc deslizaron algu-
nos errores de GAIA, hacemos saber al
pdblico que la denanda en- question tie
ne por objeto la reclamation de la SUI
ma dc $3,240 por negocios efectuados
entire el demandante y Ell demandado.
Don Dario Rovira reclama dos parti-
das: una de $4,000 v la otra de s24e,
esta Ultima en- calidad de comision por
haberis asegurado Lokpez la canti-
dad de $4,000, segdn alega Ell senior
Rovira en- su> demanda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
CAMBTo DE IMPREs1oNEs CON
LOS DUENos DE HoTELEs:

Don Julian w. Blanco, S.tretario
de la Cruz Roja Americana, celebr6 ell
dias pasados una confereucia con va
rios duefos de hoteles de San Juan,
entire los cuales Sc hallaban don Juan
Bautista sampol del Hotel "Caribe';
don Pedro Arrieta, Gel hotel ''Se'vi-
lla'', Mr.. Ray, del hotel "Condado
Vanderbilt. Todos ofrecieron de la
mejor buena fe cooperar con Ia Cruz
Roja Americana en- ell 6xito de estos
festivales, y renitir todos los dias in
formes de Jos cuartos vacios sponi-
bles a la Cruz Roja Americana, cue
establecera un bureau de infornaa-
ci6n EN- la Feria, con cbjeto de saciIi-
tar toda clase de information los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRITo
sEco1oN PR1MERA
San Juan, abriI II.

FL Pueblo y Ramon salgado, "Quo
Warranto'. Sc concedi6 al demandado
una pr6rroga de veints dias mas para
presentar la exposition del case enmen
dado.
Juan Ramon Cruz VS. segundo Va
lentin, injunction" Sc le neg6 la
prorroga solicitada al denHandado.
Agustin Alamo VS.. EnriquE Vidal,
cobro dc dinero. Sc declare sin lugar
la moci6n presentada por el demanda
do solicitando la elimination de la de
nlanda enmendada del record.
Dolores Davila viuda de C6rdova VS.
''The Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power CO.., acci6n negatoria de ser
.vidumbre Sc declararon sin lugar las
excepciones previas interpuestas Ala
.demanda en- este case. y So 'concedie-
ron diez dias q Ia demandada para
contestar.
Micaela villegas. ex-parte, autoriza-
ci6n judicial Sc orden6 al Secretario
eutregue a la peticionaria $5O625 de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
AVISO INTPORTANTE A LOS
SRES. CoMERCIANTES.

Los senores Comerc1antes que hayan
tornado locales de exhibici6n EN- Ia Fe-
ria Regional pueden empezar desde hoy
mismo la installation de sus texhibits'
Pueden visitar los terrenos de Ia Fe-
ria Y examinar personalmente los edi-
ficios que seran debidamente atendidos.
Debe advertise que clgunos de los
exhibits" comerciales va estan ms
talados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
PoR ExCEso DE TRABAJo.

Han sido suspendidos los examenes
para "chauffers'' hasta Ell lunes 26,
y partir de esa fecha, solamente Sc
celebraran eyamenes en- saE Juan, los
lunes, microbes y viernes. Debido al ex
ceso de trabajo que hay en- la ofcina
de la Division de AUTOMOBILES, con mo-
two de empezar va el trabajo para ell
cambio de las tablillas de los autom6-
viles el mes de JUNO, Sc ha acordado
efectusr examenes solo tres veces por
semana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
De BASE BALL

He aqui la novena PORTO .RIcAN
STARS" que presenta don Francisco
Diaz, sujeta a 9mien6Ss pOr cual-
quier "fan'':
Catchers, Modesto y Soler.
Pitchers. Daviu, siquitO, Faberllee y
Mutis.
Primera, Torres (GachO).
Segunda, cuilfuchi
Tercera, Marero (Gallego).
S., w. Thompson.
R. F., Faberlle.
c. F., G. Beitis.
L f. w. Guzman.
sUPLENTEs
Brown, Center Field.
Soler, Catcher.
Siquito. Nuts y Faberlle, Pitchers
CONNIE MACK.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-22
TRAsLADo DE or1c1NAs
Gobernador.

Desde hace dos dias don Luis A. Gas
tro, ell Secretario Executive de la Cruz
Roja Americana, ha trasladado su es-
critorio a uno 6e los edifcios de Ia
Feria Regional en- la parada echo, pa
ra atender ALI los numerosos conner
ciantes y visitantes de la isla, que de-
scan exhibir articulcs objetos. To-
das las personas que tengan que tratar
algdn asunto relacionado con Ia Fe-
ria Regional podran dirigirse el du-
ra1lte las horas Gle ofcina.