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Chicago. July 31.-Cattie receipts
$500, compared with q weekaago:
choice corn-fed steers mostly IS cents
strong; grassers very Uneven, averag-
ing l5c to 81 lower.$sBest she slow,
is cents lower; III -betweenF kind ir-
regular 75c to@#$1.25 lower; amer
rs to so cents lower handy weight
butcher bulls 2 5scentA lower; others
declined SO to as cents calves strong.
rs cents higher; stockers drazgya 50
to is cents lower ysgt N
Hog receipts 800; light atd aitht
butchers steady at yesterday's best
time 3others-slow at yesterdays close.
Light and butchers 1900 to 1900;
top 1915; packing sows 1910 to
sheep receipts 5000, mostly*direct:
rs Cents lover; IL ewes IS 70 50
cents higher; feeder lambs generally
SLOWER. sts3 sS5S
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Handbau Proving
Popular Game Al ""Y''

Handball played at the Y. NJ. G. A.
is proving to be popular with a num-
Der Of men in the city and fully q
dozen are turning out for the play
daily during the luncheon hour. Sew
eral new hands are taking part in
the games this season and all are
showing great interest in the play.
1t is probable that a handball tour
nament will be held later in the season
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AMERICAN ASSN
IAmor Indeanitely suspended.

LAmDr Indefinitely Suspended.
louisville, July 31.-Long distance
hitting off Wright enabled ST. Paul to
win yesterdays game from Louisville,
s to 2. Outfielder IAmor. who engae-
ed In an alteration with o%utfielder
Massey Yesterday, has been suspended
Indefinitely by Manager Mccarthy of
Louisville, and left tonight for his
home in Baltimore. Score:
r. H. E.
st. Paul oo3 100 ooo-s 10 /
Louisville ....ko00 100 001-2 . 9
Coumbe, Hall and Hargrave;
Wright Koobe, Lee and Kocher.
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M y N NEWS b 4 s
~


New Fork. July 3i.--.TrsAng a.
Mintehed "A theNstock flarkst today,
ALTHOUGH the tonsg 49, cheerful and
steady pfeSBure stosSwhlchaf the Int 49,
subjected during sthe%preyt0nes session.
Afterl IsloW and uncertain opening
the market rosaSalowlyas g the
closing quotations Fofsmux Of this j
hive tissues showed slight gains. Rail.
roadSltocks we're Ii best demand. ST.
Louis MISUNDERSTANDING new high
record Tor tho year 81 81 inquiry Tor
itnduStrials was more limited. The
closing swasssteadyss Bales approxina4-
ed $780, 00 Ssfares. SssSASs# ss% M9sS q
Selling pressure which characterized;
yesterday'ss trading IN stocksssWass not
srerEewed when the markeAaopenedsto-,
day: The list was asteadysAk the opee.
ing q changes for the most n
were limited small & fractions. Unit.
sed States steel openedspR IA atffs7 10
but: quickly rose to last snight.saclose.
Reading ma4esthe best showing among
the diytdend-paytng rail shares, open.
ing with aEgainssofs3=Ss Offerings were
smalisa n the market becameslifeleM
soon after the opening sssssss
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Detroit Hittinr Features.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati WINS 8 of 4.

Brooklyn, July 31-Cincinnati made
it three out of four from Brooklyn
yesterday by winning, II to 0. Mann
maux was knocked of the mound in
the fourth. Marquard relieved Man,
innings.
r. H. E.
Cincinnati . (. oo1 s12 oo1-11 is 1
Brooklyn -. 600 900 600 0 s 4
Mammaux, Marquard. Mitchell and
Elliott; Eller and. Wingo. \
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OH1CAGO PRQDUCE.

, Chicago, July 31-Eggs unchanged;
receipts I, 1872 cases; poultry alive,
lower; fowls 3031-2; broilers 50 to 40.
Butter Unchanged; receipts 9,,708
to So; seconds ~ to n; standards So.
|aEs Cheese UNCHANGED, ssf# sAAts:
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If interest doesSJnot dag, but mo def
mite plans have been made. ii
Some of those .partaking in the
games are@H. "a. EnyearfssTFP H..s$Lehs
man. J.. G. York; James Gum, "A.
Benfield, VIII Brown, e. A.sJacob-
son, T. H. Gallagher,aHT. P.SO.Connell,
w. H. Nagel and J. b. Crary. $t
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CLUB STANDINGS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
Cincinnati II; Brooklyn o..
Pittsburgh Z PhiladelphiaAE1.
st. Louis 4, New York
Chicago L, Boston. 4.
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ASSOCIATION.

Games Yesterday. "
st. Paul 6, Louisville q: " s.
Milwaukee 8. indianapolis a.
MISUNDERSTANDING played pre-
viously. y. gsSSs ia
Kansas City-Toledo postponed; wet
grounds Ea
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Giants Make Sweep Of Series.

New York, July s1.-The Giants
made a clean sweep of the series with
St. Louis yesterday, winning the final
game, 8 to Z, in a ninth inning rally.
st. Louis 49,. oo2 900 os2--7 Is 4
New York /. 0os-012 0o2-s IL 1
Haines, May, Sherdel and Clemens,
Dilhoeffer; Toney, Douglas and e.
Smith.
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PnHAEOES.

Chicago, July 31.-Potatoes weak;
receipts 10 cars: all varieties $50
6.75; Kansas and, Missouri Early
Ohios 3.0O@3.15 cwt. 81 # III
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GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi, July 3l.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat, co.
800 bushels Oats 2.100. Barley, g.
Shipments: Rye. ls. 200. Flax,
$500.
Elevator receipts bonded grain:
Wheat, 1000. z "a
Duluth car inspection: Wheat
Nos. 4 and 2 dark northern and Nos.
4 and northern ) other spring, s
No. 3 dark, northern and No. s north.
ern.s4 Nos.%1Sand : ambersduruHhFa and
Nos.a1 and sdtirum, 4;;8Sother, durum.
sdurun, 3 mixed, i9. Aliswheat IL,
Flax. III oataS i; rye, "a barley. 4,
All grains, |. On track. los
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GRAMAND FLOUR.

11fnneapoIh, July 3iss-44-Flonr 40
cent? sioWAr. InascarloAd 1ot1ssssfAIntly
[ipafents .duotedSssat sNt5,9bS 5tosii126sa
sharrei ,tnsls ppund cotton ISL
|shipanentS ATS bary4ia.sf sSs1s
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to combine, build a challenger and
place a challenge in the hands Of the
New York Yacht club. =
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Brewers Beaten.

Indianapolis, July 3l.-Indainapolis
won from Milwaukee. 4 to 8. A rally
III. the eighth pushed over two runs
the locals, enough to win. Score:
r. H. e.
Milwaukee 1000 10 1908 6 l
gCavet and Henline.
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mCAGo GRAMr ABrE

Option: Open. High. Low Close.
Dec. .2.1S ~ eS la z.ils
M iil,rh s.t 3. 2.a a;l51s d s.5S Eth a.laAA
sept 80 i.37 i.54sx
s:.SS s1s 4 - Sl.lsk t:1olN
sept ssEa .ssM !
sss 40 III sssaS ss.ii
ssgt !, /: .:e 80 ls.i. l..4e
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE.

Wsheat--.s open High. Low. Close,
Dec. 2 4 ~ 2 4 2.11 AZ z
sept. ~. 81 s4R so .s4k
SEPT, B. So ) ~ ] 49,
g Dss.s# /. /: 4. .. NJ. . .sss s: 81. q i9 - M. u .ssg3Az
Flax sss. ssS @.s:s Hss
Oct. sS.F.. a.s.i3 q S.zss 8asR - \ !.
Nov. S,a s3 IA 3.2S s1.Y7 4
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Now York,SJuly 3l.---C oHng prices
today were: LIS sf,os;; sirst 4's
ss-so; sec,ondsi4's ss: so !: hrst q 1-4's
E1.4's 84.60;; third 4 LIS $3.50; fourth
4a3f- Y . 8 sos; Victory 5 SOS 95.7Z:
Victory lH3-4's 05.76..l8 s s.1l5
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Timely Hitting wins Game.

Philadelphia. July 31.-Timely hit
ting by Wrightstone and Wheat mark
ed yesterdays z to 2 Philadelphia
victory. Hubbell pitched his first
game here as a local player. President
Baker Of the PhiladelphiA club an-.
nounced the purchase of Catcher John.
Peters of the Birmingham Southern
association team.
R. II. E.
Pittsburgh 80. 0o2 900 ooo-2 8 1
Philadelphia OH 100 12x-7 IL o
Carlson. Blake and Haeffner;t Hub
bell and Wheat.
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COTTON

New York, July s1.-Cotton futures
closed Irregular: October, 3l.27: De-
eember 5000; January. 2s.1s:fMarch
1890 MaysN2S.50.
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a
Closing Quotat.ons.

aMNNnAP,oMs GRAIN MARKET
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lPRODUClE..

New SYork,|@sJulY 31.-Butter, weak.
er, receipts 1921: creamery higher
than extras s. E1-2@56;; creamery ex-
tras, 90 score So; creamery firsts IS
to 81 score, s s1-2@54 1-2. 55s
Eggs, irregular; receipts 1890;
fresh gathered extra firsts I51 "a SO;
fresh gathered firsts ~ @60.
Cheese. steady; receipts 2,781; state
whole milk Mats, current make white
and colored1 specials 27@2s; ditto
average u 25@26 1-2:as,state whole
milk twins, current make specials. 26
%1.2@E27 ia ditto average run ESQ
Live poultry, steady prices un-
changed. Dressed poultry quiet,
western broilers, fresh 53@5s.
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MONEY,

New York July: s1.AMercantile,
paper, S;.exchahge frmer. Sterling
smand, 7.6S; cables. 7.70.7 sLire, Ade-
mand,G I. 36; cables, s5.3S. Marks, de-.
mand, 2.35: cables. z.37. .l'
New York exchange on Montreal,
10 rs per cent discount. s 5Goyefn.
Iment bonds steady; railroad bonds
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Chicago Held Down.

Boston. J1ly 31.-McQuillan held
Chicago to four hits yesterday and
Boston had little difficulty in winning
Alto /. ~
r. H. E..
Chicago .,.... 900 900 COL l. 2
- Hendrix, Carter and killefer; Nc
QuilIan and O'Neill.
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v do business with a ma
who uses a quill toothpick while he
is talking to me.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
EMPIRE.

The tragedy of love when it is bestowed upon an unworthy ohjecc is shown tellingly in "The Cost" the Paramount Aircraft picture featur- ing Violet fleming which will be on view at the Empire Theater today. However, the photoplay is by no means of depressing character abounding in jolly scenes of small town and college life and carrying a happy ending.
 The story concerns Pauline Gard ner, daughter of a distinguished ] couple. Despite the opposition of her father and warnings of her friends, she maroies John Dumont whilffie she is still in boarding school. Too late she meets Hampden Scarborough, who falls in love with her.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
TWINKLE TOEs," A RIOT OF MIRTH,
 SONGS AND DANCES

Dull care and the blues took the count during the performances of Jean Redini's new show, Twinkle Toes" in the Park theatre last night.
 Here's a variety bur1esque that makes the evening go altogether too quickly.
 Comedy, tunefu1 musical numbers and artistic dancing predominate-as it sholld in a high class burlesque pro- duction.
 The funmakers of the evening were Dave Seed and Ralph Austin. Seed as an eccentric comedian is hard to beat. Here is a comic who is. as we might say, a panacea for the grouch- He is an unusual mimic, a nifty step per and creates many Imaginable sit uations throughout, making every line, every piece of comedy business go over the footlights packing a hit.
 Edna Nickfrson led most of the dance and song numbers and-wel, if you want to see a show that is sure to please and entertain and make you laugh some more, see Twinkle Toes, and you'll spend a most enjoyable af- ternOOn or evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
POLES I(Reyiew.)

A verS good bill may be seen at Polls for the last half of the present week. "Capers of 1921" is the head line attraction.
 It is a spectacular song and dance revue. Seabury and Shaw, the pro- ducers, have spared no expense, by the appearance of the costumes, to make this one of the most beautiful song and dance revues on any stage.
 The added feature is "The Bison City Four" known as one of the best singing quartets in vaudeville. Their singing is truly very good, but they make the biggest hit with their com edy. A tramp, Italian, policeman, and chappie are the characters.
 The Three Bobs gave an exhibi- ton of Indian club juggling which has never been equalled here. They also present the cleverest dog we have seen who juggles almost as well as his masters, and a trained crow, some thing unusual on the stage.
 "Blackbirds." the feature picture, is a story of mystery and intrigue centering aroung a gang of crooks. Justine Johnson. Realarts new and beautiful star, appears in the title role.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
GEN. FAYOLLE
 LIKED AMERICA

Paris, Nov. -l9-Genera1 Fayolle said upon his return recently rom hlS three weeks stay in the United States, .I have just discovered America and America has conquered me. It IS d wonderland"
 Ut has been a hard fight those three weeks in America" the General went on with the usual humorous twinkle in his eye. "I come back. on the verge of collapse with grim dys- pepsia holding me in its grip. With out taking back anything that I have said about Americen Expeditionary Force cooks being rank amateurs, l must take off my hat to American luncheons, I survived them all.'
 To the suggestion that most of the chefs at the leading hotels were French, General Fayolle replied:
 "They may be- but they certainly have undergone an evolution for they
 Did you miss your wine with your meals?" he was asked.
 tI never missed my Wine," Fayol1e replied.
 ican politics. General Fayolle went on when requested to explain whether he meant that he had his wine twice a day as is his custom or that he did not miss it temperamentally. "I have had a grandiose reception am certain that it was not for me per sonally, but because 1 represented Marshal Foch and the, French army T lived through it," concluded the General, "but even the organizers o1 my tour had to- admit that it was g record for endurance"
 Petroleum deposits are reported tt have been found in the departmen La Union, San Salvador.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
LYRIC.


 L Eugene Walters dramatization of The-Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come" will be the offering by the Poli Players at the Lyric theatre all next week.
 formances of that pretty little Chi nese love story, "The Love of Su Shong." The play is one of the best that has been given at this playhouse. For Sunday night there is Maurice Tournfer's Treasure Island"; a comedy by Charlie Chaplin entitled Shoulder Arms" In addition to the Pathe News, an o. Henry short story, the first episode of a wonderfully thrilling and brea th-taking serial will be shown. The entire bill will be repeated in two performances
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19

Petroleum deposits are reported to have been found in the department La Union, San Salvador.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
IN THE THEATRES
PLAZA.
 ReView.l

Half a Chance" the big special production which opened at the Plaza theatre yesterday, has very good chance of pleasing the greater ma jority of film lovers. It has all the virility, punch, outdoor appeal of Jack London, Rex Beach and Robert Ser vice. If Mah1on Hamilton had not been six feet tall with a chest expan- sion to brag about and hardened, de- veloped, well-trained muscle, he never would have been cast for the role of Sailor Murke," the rugged by production. MT. Hamilton was the star of the famous feature Earth bound" in which he scored tremen- dous success. Lillian Rich appears opposite him in Half Chance and an excellent cast is seen in support.
 Polly from Paris" the musical comedy offering with ten beautiful girls and the talented comedian, Jim my Gildea, was very we'll received last night It is a well written, finely acted and excelIently costumed play that easily found favor with the audi ence. The song numbers were all spe cially written for the act and each has a haunting melody that fingers long after the final curain. Wilbur and Morris, song writers and singers, scored a hit. Infield and Noblet pre- sented Song Shops" which went very good. George Martin, the comical tramp, completed the bill. Herbert 10 Kaufman story is very interesting as well as International News and Pathe Topics of the Day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
POISON IVY KILLS DOCTOR.

Middletown, N. Y, Nov. 19-Dr. D. L. Condict of Goshen, one of the best known physicians in the south ern tier of counties, is dead at his home as the result of ivy poisoning sustained a few weeks ago while working about his yard. He was County Physician and also physician for the Erie Railroad.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
PARK.

In spite of the general high stan dard of attractions presented by Jean Bedini in the past, his newest and greatest attraction Twinkle Toes
 may well be classed the pinnacle Of his successes and ambitions. This
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
PARK.

Geo. M Cohan's latest and over whelming musical comedy success Mary" is announced for the attrac- ton at the Park theatre, for an en- gagement of three days, beginning g Monday, Nov. 29. The cast of print cipals, members of the large chorus, and thep reduction in every detail, is promised to be the equal of the New York presentation that is playing to capacity business at every perform ance at the Knickerboc theatre.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19

spectacular production is now beine presented at the Park theater today
 There is well-halanced cast of stars including such well-known fav orites as Dave Ceed, Ralph Austin Grace Eline, Edna Nickerson, Joseph Weston, Gertrude Edwards, Betty Weber, Jean Evol, Xela Madcap, Ar thur Connolly and the Five Cry Bab- ies'' Jazz Band, not forgetting cho- rus of twenty-five shapely and viva ciouS girls.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-02
ANGEL SUAREz

Sc desea saber Ell paradero de Angel
Suarez, natural de la Playa de Ponce,
quien tomo parte en- la guerra, luchan-
do en- ell norte de Francia al servicio de
las tropas inglesas.
3 Angel Suarez en- los comienzos de la
guerra, era tripulante de un vapor in
giles sento plaza de soldado. La ma
Dire de Suarez, que es una anciana por-
torriquena, interesa saber la residencia
de su hijo. CualQuier informe relaciona
do con este asunto, puede ser enviado
a la administration de este diario.
..Advt.
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Tribunal de Distrito
Secci6n Primera

NJ
\ Federico A. Just VS.. Isabel Carrillo,
nulidad de matrimonio. Ambas parties
presentaron sus alegaciones por medic
de sus respectivos abogados. Fue admi
lido un documento del demandante y
marcado con la letra "a" pSr el Sc
cretario.
Declararon tres testigos de cada
parte.
FL case fue sometido sin argumen
taciones, reservandose el Tribunal el
fallo.
Pedro Bolivar VS.. Ramon H. Del
gado, cumpIimiento de contrato: A
peticion de las parties Sc suspendio Ia
vista del case, senalado para el IL
del corriente.
FL Tribunal aprpbo nuevo senala-
micnto, siempre que sea despues de
la primera quincena de diciembre de
este ano.
Manuel Munoz Colon VS.. Pau
la Arroyo, Divorcio: El Tribunal de-
claro sin lugaf la exception previa in
terpuesta la demandada enmendada
en- el case, Y concede la demandada
5 dias para contestar
-Leopoldo Vazquez Prada ct al VS.
Lorenzo MARITIME, Nulidad de escritu
IA. Vista la mocion de los demandan-
tes, Sc ordena sea Dorado el nom.
bre del Lcdo. Leopoldo Felid, del re-
cord del case, como abogado de los
demandantes, Y en- su lugar Sc tenga
el del Lcdo. ]. ]. Ortiz Alibran.
Santiago A. Panzardi Inc, VS..
Tesorero de Puerto Rico, devolucion
de contribuciOnes. Vista la estipula-
cion de las parties sobre la demanda
complementaria exception previa,
que ha de regir, el Tribunal la apro-
b6.
Julio Cesar Gonzalez VS.. Teresa
Bascaran Gaya, cobro de de dinero.
Despues de verse la mocion presen-
tada pOr la demandada, Sc concede
una pr6rroga de 10 dias para pre-
sentarse a contestar.
Manuel Roig Diaz VS.. Pablo Ian
dron Diaz, CobrO de dinero. Sc vic
la mocion del demandante, Sc lie
conceden 30 dfas de prorroga para
radicar sa documentacion necesaria
a los efectos de la apelaci6n inter
puesta contra la orden anunciando el
embargo.
Fernando del Toto Saldafia VS.
The JuRcos Central Co. Deshaucio.
Vista la mocion de la demandada, or
dena al taquigrafo que prepare la
tramitaci6n del record compete del
case. de acuerdo con la Ley No. 27
de 1917, los fines de la apelacion
interpuesta por el mismo.
-MariarO Nunez, ex-parte. Sc am
plia la prueba del case presentando
dos documentos, los cuales Sc toman
como evidencia Y Sc dicta resolution
autorizando en- p1bica subasta la fin
ca descrita en- la mocion, de $4,000, de
cuyo dinero Sc lie dara al peticionario
la suma de 1.03O para satisfacer deu
das con el American Colonial Bank,
quedando cl resto en- poder del Tri-
buan', hasta nueva orden.
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COMMERCIAL

En- San German ha quedado consti
tuida una mercantil EN- comandita, con
La denomination de Rivera, Davila v
Co. S en- c., la cual Sc dedicaraa la
venta y compra de msrcancias en- go
neral y comisiones.
Son gestores de la misna dor Hum
berto Rivera Mux6 don Manuel r.
Davila, y comanditario, don, don Mi
guel Alvarez Rivera
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sALA DE socoRRo

Personals que recibieron asistencia
medica dilrante ell dia de aver:
Ramon Suarez, de una herida sobre
ell antebrazo derecho.
-Dionisio de Jesus, de una fuerte
confusion sobre ell dorso de la mano de
recha y fractura de los metacarpianos.
-Carmelo Monsant, confusion Ell la
region intraescapular izquierda
-Leandro Guerra, herida contusa de
centimetros en- la region parietal de
recha.
Manuel Monteverde, herida incisa
de tres centimetros sobre Ell antebrazo
izquierdo.
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AYUDE A Les N1Nos PoBREs

Els necesario que en- cada muni-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la SO
ciedad filantr6pica lei Zapato de
los Ninos Pobres". Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
exito que podemos asegurar que
todos los ninos pobres que asisten
las escuelas van debidamente cal
zados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrifcios,
aceptamos cualquier donativo por
insignifcante que sea, Mandelo
hoy mismo 81 usted desea, la
sonora. dofia
MARIA II. DE SUAREZ,
p. o. Box 1122, San Juan. Advt.
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LA ESPoSA DEL GoBERNADoR
MILITAR DE SANTo DOMINGO
LLEGA HOY EN- Ell "CoAMo"

Aver lego, procedente de Sto. Domin
co. ell ''yatch'' americana "spatch'',
Ell cual viene con Ell prop6sito de es1
perar Mrs. Snowden, esposa del Go
bernadOr malitilr de Saato Domingo,
que nega hoy San Juan. pr1ce lente
de Nueva York, en- ell vapor 'ooamo''
FL 'yatch' saldra mahana para Sto
Domingo, llevando a Ia distilguida) da-
ma americana
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UN NoMBRAMIENTo
Ell Gobernador ha nombrado al Iicdo.
Emilio Forester juez de Juana Diaz.
NO TENIAN LICENCIAs

Un automovil guiado por Antonio Sau
ri choco en- la carretera central cerca
Gle Caguas, con otro auto, que guiaba
silvestre osorio, resultando ambos We
hiculos con desperfectos De la investi-
gacion practicada resulto que ningurno
de los ''chauffeurs' tenia licencia pa
ra actuar como tales por 10 que fueron
denunciados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-02

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-02
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En GI Immediate puesto de Bayam6r
hay IN puesto para venta de peri0dt
cos en- uno dc los kioskos de La plaza
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contrara am Ell MUNDo".
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