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Other FiStic News and Gossip
of Bouts Held Out
of Town.

Frank Mulkern, matchmaker OF one
Of the big boxing clubs in Milwaukee,
to-day wired Dan Morgan an offer
Of a guarantee OF $1,000 for Eddie
FItzsimmons to meet either Lew
Tender, the Philadelphia fighter. or
Willie JackAon, the local lightweight
for a ten TO und bout at the big audi
torlum at Milwaukee on Sept. %
Morgan says he is ready to accept
the match Just as soon as Mulkern
can sign up either Tender or Jack
son.
The ofnCialS Of the Arena A. o. q Jersry
City. vito intend TO stage a monster boIinl
show at the JcSsV City Basctall Grounds on
sept. %. to-day signed p another bo0t foS
that show. ThSy have engaged Winie Jackson
the ,Crack local hEbeweiei?, . meet Ned Eftz
gerah the Australian lightweight 7champion
Fitzgerald n the Australian battler Who Ia fight
inE 90 well since h. came 10 this country.
Champion Jack Bntton, who b doing a. much
fighting 90 far this year a. any Of the cham
pions. vas to-day booked up for another battle
by bis manager. Dan Morgan, lie win go AEainst
Jack Peny. the hard hitting wpltsrWeght d
Pittsburgh for ten rounds at Toledo. o.. on
sept n. Britton h 70 receive a guarantee Of
$500 with an option OF onethiu OF the groS
receipts.
Matchmaker Dwyer of the Bridgeport Athletic
and Amusement Club has ius, offered GeoV'
Wilson. the trainer a Georges Carpenter and
also manager Of MaUvI ThoyaE the French vel
terNvtfii. IN offer pi 5000 guarantee to NEE
I L0ah D0Saah. Tie Gaek BEidSsDoSt nEAtaS "
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Brooklyn Players Tie Up
Game in Ninth and Win
in the Eleventh.
By Richard Freyer

IT'S the ninth inning. folks, in the
second game of the series between
the st. Louis Cardinals and the
Dodgers. The contest is being staged
at Ebbets Field and the visitors are
leading the home team by s to 2
score.
Brooklyn Is at bat
Hy Myers beats out a hit to third.
Konetchy sends a pop ny TO Hornsby,
the Cards second sacker. One out,
Kilduff is giving a free ticket to first.
Man on second and one on the initial
corner. Miller sends a high ny to
centre. Two down. The Announcer
informs us that Schmandt is batting
for Smith. Ray hits at least seven
foul balls to various corners OF the
field and then shoots q sharp one bag
ger to centre. Myers scores and Kill
dun reaches third. Ivy Olson, the
most picked on ball player in Rubber
plantville, approaches the plate. On
the first ball Ivy hits a single to CEN
tire, scoring Kilduff and making the
match all square.
Much throwing Of straw lids, news
papers and other things on the field
Considerable vocal outbursts by the
fans. After things quiet down John
ston goes out on q roller to Hornsby.
Jeff Pfeffer is called in from th'
bull pen to relieve Smith, who tool
Marquards place when the Cards
grabbed four runs In the seventh. Jef
turns back the visitors in one, two
three order in the tenth and FerdiC
Schupp, st. Louis twirler, holds tht
Dodgers runless in their half.
Now comes the eleventh: The frs
batter fans, the three following bea
out wee bits OF infleld hits. Three on
one down. Knode bats for Schupl
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Eddie FtzsimmOns Has Big Offer
to Meet Tender in IO-ROund Go

tyelye-round bout. to decision. at his open
air boxing club on sept is. Wilson has not
accepted The terms as Yet.
Tom O'R0urke has just received a cableEram
from Charles Cochnne. tho premier fight pro
niotsr Of England in which he stated that the
proposed international championship battle be-
tween Pete Herman, the American bantamweight
champion and Jimmy wilde the fiyweisht cham
piOn. which Was TO have been fought at London
but fell through on account OF Herman passing
up the match. would have drawn record crowd
In England.
Franhs Edwards. the promising italian bantam
weight. who has been inactive the pas; FEW months
owing to a diAlOcatcd ankle. has been matched by
hh manager. to minEle with frankie Farmer al
tho AGmory A. A.. Elizabeth. n j.. Sept. II;
Jimmy DO,Wherty at Oriole A. C.. BaltimOre.
sept n
Al Roberts. t1e Staten Island heavyweight
who has not tonight since he had the mis-
fortune TO get knocked ont BY Charley w,jnert
in battle At the Colosseum A. q. Of Newark.
n. j.. several nODthE ago. has started training
again and eNDeuts TO do considerable fighting thia
il and vin'SSs Il shs eishtesn n%aths thai
fights. winning twenty-five of them.
Jimmy Kane, the fast feathcrweght Of York
Vile has Just been matched up for a fight with
Ralph Brady the Syracuse lightweight They will
come together in ten-round bout. to a rcfcrce's
decision, At the big auditorium at Savannah.
he bout wi win 'as meet JaSS 'IaTior. the southern
lightweight, At the same club.
Dave NAcKay, ne figAt gromo.er Of Nepyark,
lN j., must be thinking OF conducting mor'
boxing SHOWS a New Jemey, for he IA At present
trying 10 HifN 40 Champion Rsmuy Leonard fCa
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Benny Leonard
Stops LOughLin
In Ninth Round

CAMDEN, N. j.. Sept 11.-Benny
Leonard stopped K. o. I,oughlin IN
the ninth round OF their bout here.
LoughIin was hit low In the fourth.
lie claimed foul and was helped to
his corner. Referee Brennan asked
for a doctor and when search began
the referee started to count Loughlin
out.
The bout was continued and Lough-
lin made a sensational fight. The
fans were on their chairs in the sew
enth yelling wildly for Loughlin &c
score a Knockout. The punch thai
stopped Loughlin was delivered while
he was partly outside the ropes.
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American senior Golfers win Cup,

American senior Golfers Win Cup.
OTTAWA, Sept. IL. - The Seniors
Golf Association OF the United States
won for another year the Duke Of Dew
onshire Cup in annual tournament with
the Seniors OF Canada yesterday. The
score was 20 to is. the Americans TAX
ing nine matches and the Canadians
seven. one was halved.
The Canadians got away to a good
start In the rain in the morning, but a,
| strong finish won the event for the
Americans,
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Despite the fact that many prof
tied by the victory of Capt. Alcock
in the third race yesterday, few could
get away from the fact that his per-
formance was form reversal, and
any one would run out of excuses
jlstifying the colts good mile ON n
damp track in 1877 3-5. 1t Is said that
Capt. Alcock hasn't been fright"
ever since last year, when he beat
Wild Air in going such as that which
prevailed yesterday. He developed a
soreness that Trainer FHtEslmmons
wasn't able to rid him of. Lately,
however, the colt began TO work with
more pep than he has ever shown,
and II was on the strength OF re-
cent fast time trial he was played
yesterday. He Scampered to the
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Whitney Furnishes Choice
For To-Day s RichF Futurity;
Man o. War Faces Starter
BELMONT SELECTIONS.

First Race-Flying Orb, Lovely,
Cum Sab.
Second Race-No selections.
Third Race-Whitney entry, Our
Flag. Hlldur.
Fourth Race Man O. War.
Damask, Sea Mint.
Fifth RAce--Ablaze. Lola, Dor
cas-.
Sixth Race Squaw Man.
L'Eclalr, Ross r.
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shRrkey Boxes Champion Herman
in West To-day.

EAST CHICAGO. Sept. 11.-JacR
SAarkey OF New York. conqueror OF
Jimmy Wilde. and Pete Herman, worlds
bantamweight champion. clash for the
fifth time this afternoon In a ten round
bout here. Sharkey is making 119 ring
side for the battle and is in fine form
and hopes to win by a knockout. The
fans are wild over the New York bog,
al It Is his first appearance In the West
since whipping Wilde.
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M'CUE NEW MATCHMAKER
OF MADISON SQUARE CLUB

From n reliable source It was
learned to-day that there Is 70 De
a change Of matchmaSers in the
Madlson Square Garden Sporting
Club The informant stated that As
semblyman Marty MoCue would be
the man to take the place OF Leo
FLYNN. who is at present assistant
10 Tex Rickard in booking the bouts
for the big club. IL was also learned
that Philadelphia Jack O'Brlen, the
veteran retired. light heavyweight OF
Philadelphia. Is 10 be IN erepresenta'
tive for Richard In that city.
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prizes. Such a provision has been
found useful in connection with
French racing. and anything which
makes friends for the sport Is to be
commended.
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In him. Last 1 heard Of him he was
still treating 'em rough" in the old
job on the docks.
A fellow who nearly had the
worlds championship once was
Pueblo Jim Flynn. He never was in
the championship class, but he came
near getting Jack johnson at Las
Negas. I've always believed that
match was n frame from the start,
Johnson TO lie down, Flynn to win.
and an immense fortune 20 be cleaned
up through the moving pictures
showing a white man beating the
Reno victor. There would have been
millions in II, and johnson wasn't
above framing n fight II he saw
enough money In the deals
THE soFTEsT CHANCE ONE
EVER LOST.
AS a championship fight the affair
was a Joke, yet big arena was built
for II and elaborate arrangements
made for taking moving pictures
which wouldn't have been worth a
nickel II Johnson won. Just before
the fight Congress passed the law
prohibiting interstate commerce In
fight films. With no pictures there
was no way In which Johnson could
make big money by losing. He had
to win. Johnson was fat, bloated,
and evidently out of fighting condi-
tlon. Flynn roughed around until
johnson, winded and In distress, APP
pcaled to the referee. Wildly excited
at seeing chance to get the title
Flynn lost his head and fouled so fla
grantly that the referee had TO dis
! qualify him in the ninth round. Al
] ~ V.1a n In n ~ a
any good middlewelght could have
finished him. No second rater evei
came nearer than Flynn 20 walking
into a championship.
One OF the times when II looked
possible a second fater with a walloI
might become champion was wheI
Frank Moran fought Willard. Jesi
had been out Of the ring for a couple
Of years after winning at Havana
and was soft and fat Moran, whos'
MARY Ann" had flattened severa
good big heavyweights and made hin
famous as walloper. was trained
fine, hard as whalebone, tough ant
confident. Butt big fat Willard hell
Moran off at arms length ant
laughed at his frantic efforts 70 liant
MARY Ann" where the landing woul
do some good. Moran was too sloy
that was all. When Dempsey cam
along with a MARY Ann" OF his owr
and plenty OF speed, he knocked WI
lard out practically in less than
Looking back over Wing historO
there have been instances whe
champions came near losing TO infe
rior men. But In every case II hn
, boen when the champion was old. @
disslpated. II Dempsey had lost
Miske his defeat would have been
! novelty in ring affairs.
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slipped one over" on the champion.
Invariably the champion In considered
invincible until some little stranger
comes along and pops him one on
the right spot This has happened so
often that we are almost getting
the habit OF expecting a champion to
flop. But II you go back over the
ring records you may notice that
champions don't flop. usually. until
they are old. or fat or weakened by
living in luxury TO which they Yere
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Jack Dempsey, the heavyweight
champion, was at the track yester-
day and attracted a lot OF attention.
Big, smiling and good natured as
Jack Is, he was extremely bashful
and tried TO duck an admirers. he
mad a long talk with Mr.. Riddle, the
owner OF Man OWar as the result OF
which Mr.. Riddle promised to send
Dempsey one OF the great three
year-old'H plates.
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Dempsey isn't
he living
Willard
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front early in the running. and while
those who remembered him as a DIS
tant trailer in all his races looked
aghaBt, he never relinquished the
lead. At the end he was well within
himself to beat Sweet Music and La
Rablee,
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CHAMPIONS ARE NOT BEATEN
UNTIL TIME AND HIGH LIFE
ROB THEM Of OLD POWERS

Idea Of Slipping One Over" Title Holder Old the Hills,
But II Rarely Goes Through Successfully Of
John l. Sullivan Meeting All COmers and Attempt TO Take
Short Cut TO Championship With Al Limerick
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GRUPP'S GYMNASIUM,

asa NEST ll6TH ST.
Training To-d dAy sunday and Daily At / p. Mi
MIKE O'DOWD. HAIRY WILLS, WORLDS
LEADING MDDLEWEI0HTs; ANDY CIIANEY.
TOMMY NOBLE. KID NORFOLK. MARTY FAR
REl.. jack Dempsey'a Sparring Partner NED FT1'z-
GERAlD,p. CHiEF CLAY TURNER, CIIAA
BsECiiEu WILLIE RYAN and many more FirsI
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BIZ Robert Eareh.

Copyright Publishing
II ERE had talk during
Billy Miskes slip
=
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Giants ". ChieaEo To-day, 3 =. VI. Polo
Grounds Ada 'S@ and 'i-is' lnsl 1IA--7Aa'L
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-23
UNA DEMANDA DE DANoS Y PER
JUICIoS PoR 100000.

En- la Corte Federal Sc ha radicado
una demanda de william M Carrie
Y Co. Inc" contra New York and Por
to Rico Steamship Co.., por dafios y per
juicios.
En- La demanda, la demandante aIega
que tenia un contrato con la demandada,
y que dicho contrato Sc referia a la trans
portacion de arroz entire diferentes puer
tos de Estados Unidos y varios puertos
de esta isla; que la New York and
Porto Rico, EN- varias ocasiones perdio,
destruy6 dejo de entregar diferentes
cantidades de arroz consignados Ia de
mandante, ocasionandole dafios per-
juicios, que estima en- S27,626.54, por
10 cue sohcita un fallo del Tribunal en-
su favor por la referida cantidad.
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LA CRUZ ROJA Y Ell INCENDIO
DEL BARRIo DE sANTo DOMINGO,
EN- ARECIBo

FL Capitulo de Puerto Rico de la Cruz
Roja America da al p1blico la siguiente
information en- relaci6n con Ell incendio
del barrio de Santo Domingo, de Are
cibo
"Dicho case constituye un ejemplo
de 10 que puede la cooperation y de la
necesidad de sostener en- pie la institu
cion con todos sus organismos. Veamos-
10:
"Ocurrio ell terrible incendio. Cerca
de doscientas fandlias pobres quedaron
sin hogar. Existia un Comite Local en-
Arecibo y acto seguido atendi6 al 5000
rro de las victimas proporcionandoles
alimento, vestido y habitacion transito
ria. FL Comite envio una Comision a
San Juan como existia en- San Juan
un Capitulo con algunos recursos, la Co.
mission fue atendida en- ell acto y hubo
dinero material para ell socorro inme-
diato. Pero no hizo mas Como ell Capt.
tulo saba que podia contar con los Co
mites Locales organizados en- toda la
Isla, acordo levantar por medic de ellos
un fondo que alcanzo a la suma de
$7,699.7O.
"Pero ESQ no fue todo. Nuestra orga
nizacion no esta sola. Es una rama de un
immense arbol Desde Washington La
Cruz Roja habia renitido casas. Diez
de elias, cuyo valor puede calcularse
Ell veinte mil pesos, Sc enviaron Are
cibo, y con 10 que quedaba del dinero
recolectado Sc compraron dos cuerdas
de terreno y las diez casas Sc estan trans
fernando en- veinte mas pequefias, con
sus instalaciones sanitarias, cada una
preparada para alojar dos fmilias. Toda
la obra en- Arecibo ha continuado bajo
la direction del Comite Loci, que cuenta
con ell auxilio del competente ingeniero
del municipio.
"RESULTADo: Cuarenta familias po
bres tendran hogares decentes virtud
del esfuerzo combinado de todos los or
ganismos de la Cruz Roja Americana.
ficiente en- muchos detalles, pero elias
demuestran 10 que podria hacerse en- ca
SOS semejantes. SOLO DEJANDO DE
CUMPLIR NUEsTRo DEBER A SA-
BIENDAs, PERMITIRLAMos QUE
LA LABOR DE LA CRUZ RoJA Lam
GUIDECIERA o MURIERA ENTIRE
NosoTRos. :"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-23
Ell CINE PRoGREsA EN- LA 1sLA

En- breve saldra para Venezuela Mr..
Pierce, camarografo del Cine, y Mr.
Carpenter, actor, quienes van a aquel
pals hacer un estudio del china las
condolences de aquella region para la
cinematografia -.
Piensan estos sefiores dar a conocer las
bellezas naturales de Venezuela Puer
to Rico por medic de la cinematografia,
en- los Estados Unidos demas paises del
mundo, exhibiendo FILMS hechos en-
an.bos.
Mr.. Pierce llevara una carta del Go
bernador para ell presidente Gomez, en-
la que, ademas, de hacerle la presenta-
cion de Mr.. Pierce su compahero, lie
habla de su competencia professional,
etc.
Case que ell estudio sea favorable, Mr..
Pierce nos dijo que montara una empire
sa cinematografica para FILMAR re-
vistas mensualmente en- Venezuela, en-
collaboration con una compafiia del mis-
mo genero, establecida en- Puerto Rico,
con la cual acaba de frmar un con-
trato por dos amos, en- magnificas condi-
clones
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M1RADA RETRosPEcTIvA

Hoy, % de octubre, Sc cumplen cuatro
afios que Francia recupero ell fuerte
beaumont las obras de defensa de
Thiaumont.
Tambien Sc cumplen dos amos que ell pre-
sidente Wilson, en- una nota, declare
que no podia haber paz hasta que los
doses prusianos de la guerra entrega-
sen Ell poder a un gobierno democrati-
CO de responsabilidad
Todo 10 referente armsticio pas6 a
manos de los comandantes aliados.
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Una 0portunidad para
Mayoristas en- Cafeteria

MAGNFCA CANGA medas para cabalero seoras ninos
a precios mas bajos que ell costo de production.
Esaos mpiando amacenes 10000 docenas de
de medas obeto de converras dneo efectvo
Las medias que ofrecemos caIdades
las mperfecones han sdo cudadosannte remendadas ma
quna aseguramos que la mperecc6n nterfera la du
racion de las medias rr....
usted desea examnar los efectos oecendo,
mandenos cheque pagadero Neva York. pos
tai escogeremos de nuestras
dias de cada para cub que
mande De esta puede usted
caldad de las medias esta
gaga que ofrecemos puede mandanos orden caqe
cantidad desee.
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e FRoDUcTo DE LA
FIESTA BENEFICA

El producto de la fiesta benefica
celebrada ell fnartes tiltimo en- el cine
RIALTo alcanz6 la suma de $436.
A esta cantidad hay que agregar $25
que regal6 espontaneamente ell distin
guido caballero dor M. Mufioz Gallan,
cuya esplendida munifcencia ha que
dado esta vez puesta de manifesto.
La Comisi6n\ \organizadora del acto
ertregara hoy la Superiora del Asilo
de Ancianos Desamparados, la referi
da cantidad.
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Ell MITIN UNIoNIsTA CELEBRADo
EN- Ell TEATRO.

Como Sc esperaba, fue una manifes-
tacion politica de gran trascendencia
y en- la que predomin6 la cultura, a
pesar del enorme gentio que nen6, des-
de las primeras horas del atardecer, to-
das las locaidades del teatro.
Muchas y muy distinguidas damas
destacabanse entire la concurrencia,
ocupando los principales sitios.
Los oradores reciAieron nutridas sal
vas de aplausos.
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Ell coRoNEL coNTRERAs

De transito para Nueva York, salu-
damos aver en- ell vapor Caracas" al
distinguido coronel venezolano Eleazar
Lopez Contreras, quien Sc dirige Euro
pa, comisionado por Ell Gobierno de ST
pals, para estudiar los diferentes siste-
mas de instituciones militares en- los dis
tintos pueblos de Europa, impl, ntar
despues los mejores en- la republica de
Venezuela.
Deseamos buen viaje al distinguido
caballero Lopez Contreras.
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MAESTRO DE EsCUELA

Sc necesita uno que reuna las condicio
nes requeridas por ell Departamento de
instruction de Puerto Rico para ense-
mar ell Noveno grado en- Lajas, Puerto
Rico. Sueldo S125.OO mensuales
Dirijase al Comisionado de Instruc-
ci6n de Puerto Rico O al Comisionado de
instruction de Lajas, P. R Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-23
MUERE UNA DANA

Victima de cruel enfermedad falle-
clio en- esta ciudad la senora Sabina Ri
vera, de Ciales.
Su cadaver fue embalsamado por los
con- oetentes cirujanos memories Sres.
Fournier Arana, siendo luego trasla-
dado a aquella ciudad para darle cris-
tiana sepultura.
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Medals PARA SENORAS

No. 1226.-Medias de algod6n blancas, con
Ilstones de fantasia, para seToras, empacadas
en- caJas de una docena, precio $l.45 por do
cena.
No. 1005.-Medas de algodon blancas cru
das para sonora, empacadas paquetes de
docena precio $1.65 por docena
No. 1SO.--Medias blancas, negras y crudas
de algod6n para senoras, empncadas
jas de una docena, precio $2.25 por docena.
No 2655.-Medas de hlo de seda pura. sola-
mente blancas para sonora, empacadas
caJas de una docena, precio 2.65 por docena.
No. 1OO6.-Medias de seda artificial para
nora, para botas de 13 pugadas de todos
colores. empacadas cajas de docena,
precio $2.65 por docena.
No. l007.-Medias de hlo en- calidad extra
fina para senoras, colores surtidos, empaca-
das cajas de una docena, precio $2.65 por
docena.
No. l008-Medas mercerizadas cooresI
tidos, para senoras, empacadas ca5as de
una docena, precios $4.25 $3.50 por docena.
No 1009.-Medias de hilo de seda pura. ex
trafuertes. Tenemos lote de 5000 docenas
de este nimero e que encontrara I'd. me-
dias que cuestan hasta $4,000 docena. Cerra-
remos este numero en- cantdades razonables
a $S.75 por docena.
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REPoRTERo EscoLAR
AsCENsos EN- Ell EJERCITo

Ell captain Montesinos y el capi-
tan Hernandez, de los puestos de San
Juan y Cayey, respectivamente, han
sido assemblies a comandantes del Re
gimiento 65, de Infanteria.
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LOS EsPosos RoUTIN-EMANUELL

Han llegado a San Juan los distingui
dos esposos Alberto E Routin, promi-
nente caballero argentine, y la bella da
ma portorriquefa Carlota Emanuelli,
RESIDENCES EN- Nueva York, donde ell Sc
nor Routin pertenece al alto comercio
de aquella importantisima ciudad.
Tan prestigiosos esposos pasaran aqui
una breve temporada.
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r z M I N G. T 0 N
1.-THE BEST''
t pc writ er
MAS BARcos

Hoy sale para Nueva York ell va
por Caracas, que lego aver de We
nezUela. Sc espera la llegada de Nueva
York, del "Filadelfia que seguira via
je para la Guaira.
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CHoQUE DE UN CANNON
u CONTRA UNA GUAGUA

El guardia Tirado informa que Ell la
calle de la Fortaleza un cami6n guiado
por Primitive Rodriguez, choco con una
guagua de Manuel villamil, rompien-
dole un tapalodos.
Rodriguez fue denunciado.
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MITIN SOCIALISM,

Anoche Sc celebr6 un mitin sociahsta
en- ell barrio de Salsipuedes, en- ell que
hablaron varios oradores de dicho par
lido. Al acto concurrio numeroso pI-
blico.
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CHooUE DE AUTOS.

FL guardia Lassalle informa que un
automovil guiado por Lucio Perez cho-
CO con ell de la Pohcia en- la calle de
Brau, ocasionandole varios desperfec-
tos. Segin informa ell policia, ell hecho
Sc debe a neghgencia de parte de Perez.
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ALUMNAS PARA NURSES

La Clinica Miramar tiene sitio para
un numero de jovenes que deseen es-
tudiar y practicar.
La senorita Superintendenta facilita
ra los inforr>es necesarios. Santurce,
Stop 10. Advt.
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UN TELEGRAMA

De la Federation Libre nos han en-
viado para su publication ell siguiente
telegrama:
Via Mayagiez, Oct 81, 1920.
Santiago Iglesias-San Juan.
Socialistas protestamos unionistas
asaltan Club Sociahsta de Aiasco. Po-
licia no presta garantia. Hay varios
heridos. Conteste Afiasco.-LANGE,
DoMENECH y MAT, por ell Comite
Sociallsta
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QUININA EN- FORMA SUPERIOR.
FL efecto tonico laxante del LAXA-
TWO BROMO QUININA le hace su-
perior la Quinina ordinaria, y nc
afecta la cabeza. La firma E. w.
GROVE Sc halla en- 'cada cajita. Advt.
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oCTUBRE %, 1920
DEsPIDIENDo "A LOS soLDADos
DE CAYEY

En- el campamento militar de Cayey
Sc oelebro una fiesta en- honor de las
classes soldados que embarcaran para
los Estados Unidos de un momento a
otro. En- ell acto fu6 muy festejado ell
sargento don Pedro R. Cintr6n don
Santiago Rodriguez.
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FarrnaceuticO

Sc necesita uno en- seguido, para
regente de una farmacia. Sc preferi-
ra sea de edad. Olga condiciones y
referencias NJ R, Gerena, apartado
Al, Arroyo, P. r.