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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
TWO MORE LOCAL YOUTHS
LINE UP WITH JERSEY CITY
Bill Magee, Catcher, and
Ebcrts, Infelder, 10 Join
Other Philadelphiuns With
Bill Donovdn's Club

Two more Philadelphia youths have
forwarded signed contracts to the Of :
fee of the, Jersey City baseball club.
BY the time the 1920 international
League season opens this team will
have all the aspects of Quaker City
nine. The latest men TO sign up with
Wild Bill Donovan, who also is a Phil 4.
adelphisn, are William II. Magee. 2860
North Twenty seventh street. and John
Eberts, 213o North Twenty ninth
street.
Eberts has been playing on the sand
lots in this city for six years. He is
an in6elder and will endeavor to win a
berth with the Skeeters at the shortstop
station. This boy is 20 years Of age.
weighs 150 pounds, stands . feet 10
inches. and throws and bats right
handed.
Last year Ebert signed a contract
with the Athletics, after playing
through the season OF 1919 with the
wildwood club, of which he also was
manager. Early last season Eberts
played shortstop with the Edward G.
Budd team.
Magee also,is 20-year Older. He
too. throws and bats right handed
while his position is behind th,
plate. In 1919 Magee, who weigh,
1856 pounds. was ous Of the star catcher'
of the Southampton. Montgomer!
County League. and also played will
| the f.. G.. Budd nine.
Both Magee and Eberts will report tC
Manager Donovan tomorrow.
Other Philadclphians already under
contract with the Skecters arc Jimmy
Haffey. infeldcr; Spike Daley, pitcher
and Johnny Lockncy, trainer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
T|LDEN-R|CHARDS
DOUBLES V|CTORS
Master and Pupil, Paired To-
gether, Annex Further.
Tennis Honors

New York, March 31.--Eight sur
yivors in the national indoor tennis
championship singles won places p the
round before the semihnals.
Vincent Richards. the young title
holder. won easily by the speed Of his
yolleys from W. Rowe. of Boston,
All of the other stars, William T.
Tildcn. I'd. 8. Howard Noshell and
Samuel Hardy, former Californian,
won. The light was good and play
was fast.
In the first Of the doubles. Tilden
and Richards, champion easily out
played the former titleholders. r. r.
Alexander and pr. William Rosenbaum,
6-3. 6-3.
Scores of other important matches
follow: - - r
Singles. fourth round - George. Carlton
WI,i. ShsfSr r. defeated lanes p Ewins; 1913. "a
bans a., e.; william +. Tildsn. "a. de
fested Benjamin NJ. Letson, 90. 81: PercS
l.. kynaston defeated William ~. Fischer
e:s s.G S;s; 3. N Howard r:-ssll De
uel Haroy defeated j. Brookes Fenno; SAM
vel z. Macailist.r defeated J. D. ksyss
. Doubles. tr.t round-Jsm.. D. Ewing spt
Abraham h6rs Bassford: IT. Defeated 6. Z
samuel Hardy and s., Howard voshel de
keyes; So. 50: J. Brookes Fenno and Wal
Grant e@s and 'sEssS" dscfse assr defeated Def @YS
anderson and Frank II. Anderson, 20. SO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

Last nights finals resulted: 1Q3 y
pound class, Young Patsy Wallace, after
beating Willie Leonard in one fcund.
outpointed Willie Calvin in four rounds,
who had waded his way through. two
other bouts OF three. round periods 4
IiS.pound class. Jimmy Hutchison, Of
the Haywood G. c.. won from Arty
McCann. West Philadelphia q. c., in
three rounds 12S pounds. Cliff Bent. Of
the Shanahan Club. stopped Ted Pro
per, Mt. Carmel Club, in two rounde /;
las pound division, Bill Wood, OF West
Philadelphia. outpointed Jimmy Nc,
Gurk in three rounds. 49,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

day night. and Ralph Brady. Of Syra.
cuse. y. Y. Brady is no slouch and
jackson is hefty hitter. so a regular
battle probably will be put on.
Next in line will be a set to between
a pair of heavyweights. not SO heavy,
but heavyweights, nevertheless. Each
weighs under 200 pounds, but it doesn't
take a 200 FOUNDER to make good
fighter. 'Frinstance-Jack Dempsey
and Georges Carpenter.
The heavyweights in question to per :
form tonight are Ray Smith and Clay
Turner Smith wore the chevrons of
sergeant when he was over there
chasing the Hun, drew the pay Of a
three striper when he was convalesccnt,
after losing decision to few Of
Heinie's bullets and gas shells. Ser
geant Ray, who is Camden boy. ap-
pears to have the class OF a promising
pug. as his recent decisive victory over
Bob Martin. A. II. +. champion. indi-
Gates. Turner. who Is an Indian, is a
big, clever mitt wiclder.
Then the last bout of the evening will
show the boss of the bantams. Petey
Herman. go against Joe O'Donnell,
whose prefix Knockout" doesn't mean
anything. but Joey always can be de :
pended ttpon to make the other guy
hustle. Herman and O'Donnell were
matched obce before. but the titleholder
had to call off the bout when he was
taken i'll with the fu.
Each of the, four bouts will he eight
FOUNDERS. Philadelphia fans have been
used to six round events, and often the
cry comes up: ''IIc wouldn't have gone
another round :" These fans will get a
chance to be In on another round; iu
fact. two more. for good measure. The
chances are n new cry will come up
"He couldn't have gone nine rounds
Wigmore Fixes Ring -.'ro.
The stage IS all set for the opcnin,
event. Seven thousand seats have beer
placed in the Armory,. and indication,
point to n capacity house., Ten thou
sand persons, it is believed. will Sc,
the bouts.
Reddy Wigmore. Of Willard Dempsc!
fame. and who rigged mp the ring a
Toledo in which the heavyweight cham
pionship changed hands last Fourth 0
July. did the final act 10 6nishin
preparations for the grand opening
Reds who will be very unnoticeubl
tonight to every one but those iammc
in tho big club. because of his gree
sweater. fixed the Camden ring.
's' For the second show Wigmore plan
to build an entirely new riug-one lii
that in Toledo; but Rcddy says he wi
make sure that the bell will not los
any Of its vibrations. II might be state
that Wigmore predicted at Toledo be
fore the Dempsey Willard bout tbs
the lay Of the canvas would deadc
the sound of the gong. And it did.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
EIGHT-ROUND BOUTS
IN CAMDEN TONIGHT
-Four Contests BettCeen Bantams LighUeights Welter
meights and HeaUy,oeights Included on Inaugural
Program, at Taylor's Sportsn,en's Club
by LOUIS II. JAFFE

PHILADELPHIA and the city Of
\ Camden are to be brought closer to.
rc,ber. beginning tonight, and in the
future sportsmen from both sides Of
thc river will rub elbows. as they say,
a, lcast once every three weeks. and
souetimes every fortnight. The magnet
fnr tbe bringing together of fans from
,Lcep cities will be boxing bouts
catches OF, stellar variety. which are to
bs, mt on at the Third Regiment Ar
,a6ty. lHatldop avenue and Mickie street,
Gahiaens SaS ~ -,
'ri{r armory ON boSing nights. will
10 called the Camden SPortsmen s. CluD.
nd IL is bouDd 10 rival that of the regi !;
mental headquarters in Jersey City and
Newark. where boxing Is hourishing A.
took Herman Taylor, who permits his
fy,cnds 10 call him Muggsy, more than a
year to start boxing in Camden aud
noN that he has the sanction OF the
Ncw Jersey State Boxing Commission,
;NIurs'' will not let the thing develop,
Or rather sbrivel into fzzle. &
All Stars .a#.
"Oply topnotch boxers. a champion
III every show. are to be put on said
Taylor, who Is president. vice prcsf.
dent, secretary, treasurer. manager and
n,,trbmaker Of the Camden Sportsmen s
club. today, ms he started for the big
lttle burg across the Delaware. That S
going to be my motto, so how can the
thing miss. It's got to go, and it will.
.%'hs criterion of the sort of programs
Manager Taylor expects to get together,
thc1foilowing card is given for his open =
ing show 81. .t. 1890
lack Perry vs. best man procurable.
Willie" jackson VS.. Ralph Brady.
Sergeant Ray Smith VS.. Clay Turner
pete Herman VS.. Joe O'Donnel. :.
Irish Patsy Cline was originally
scheduled to take on Perry, who halls
from Pittsburgh, whore the fans believe
he il going t6Fdethroue lack Brittor
one Of these evenings. But the 1rishe'
Wired Manager Taylor last night thai
he had been taken i'll. would be unable
tn box and was sorry. Taylor plans
shave ON hand four good opponents fo'
Perry. and the selection, will be mad'
from Eddie Fitzsimmons, the New lorl
southpaw Young Joe Borrell. wh'
knocked out Eddie McAndrcws in TIVE
rrinds Saturday night; Joe Welsh, o
Philadelphia, and Young Neil, o
Allentown. .S... f..
Jackson VS.. Brady o..
Resides this welterweight match
Nhich will be the first bout on the pro,
gram, lightweight number will b
held. That match will bring togethe
Willie jackson, who, according to
wire from Doc Baglcy, today dcfeatc
Richie Mitchell in Milwaukee. on Mon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
JOHNSON STILL IN MEXICO
Negro Heavyweight Arranging for
Matches and Exhibitions

Calexico, March 31.-Jack johnson.
former heavyweight champion, arrived
at Mexicali, adjoining Calcxico, but
across the international line in Mexico.
Yesterday. Johnson was accompanied
by his wife. his nephew and his wife, $
maid. He came from Mexico City, and
was carrying "A passport purporting to
have been issued by the United States
Embassy at Mexico City.
johnson began negotiations today for
fight ut Mexcali in the near future.
He also signed an agreement to give an
exhibition boxing match at Mcxicali
next Sunday. johnson said he expected
to return to the United States and ''ge,
squared, with the federal authoritic:
soon. He said he would then take VI
his former occupation OF boxing and
would sign for theatrical tour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
M'CLOSKEY BOXES
DRAW WITH BROWN
Scientific Mittman and Fighter
Stage Brilliant Battle at
Auditorium Club

II WAS case Of a boxer against a
fighter at the Auditorium A. A. last
night, and neither was able to show
to advantage, when Willie McCloskey,
of Port Richmond, exchanged jabs With
crushing smashes by Al Brown. Of the
Twentieth ward. A big crowd witnessed
the contest, which resulted in an iu.
teresting set to.
In the early rounds Brown, because
Of his aggrcssiveness and harder wal
lops, went off into the lead. However,
McCIoskey's superior cleverness, his
ability to make Brown miss and counter
at the same time, enabled the Port
Richmonder to even up matters in the
latter rounds.
The semifinal between Joe Marks, OF
Southwark. and Young Tom Sharkey.
DR.. J. J. Shalet's hard punching West
Philadelphian. also ended in an even
break. This bout, too, was bout be
tween boxer and a slugger. Marks,
who carries the, colors Of Billy Silver
man, possesses science, while Sharkey
was the harder puncher. Like the Nc
Closkey Brown match, this also was o
very interesting bout.
Franklin T. McCracken. Of the PUB.
LIC LEDGER sports department, ref
creed in the last two bouts, and he han
died the boxers very we'll. McCrackeu
was kept busy throughout the matches.
each of which was fast, and he made
a big hit with the big crowd.
Joe Wright, who substituted for Ray
o Malley, was a winner in six rounds
over Young Barney Reilly, Of Port
Richmond. O'Mallcy was too big to "a
on with Reilly, so Billy Silverman sent
| l.. L. D..L, l..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
YALE CREW ARRIVES
Expect to Work Out Late Today
Over SchuylkiIi Course

Coach Guy Nickalls and his varsity
ond junior Yale crews arrived this
morning from New York. where they
spent the night. They were originally
scheduled to get here yesterday after
noon. but changed their plans. The Eli
eight will row from the Philadelphia
Barge Club. This afternoon at s 80
O'Clock the varsity and junior eights
of Penn and Yale expect to get out on
the water for trial spin.
Penn is in better shape now than a
Red aud Blue crew has been at the same
period for many years. The varsity
eight has won consistently over the ju :
nior eight, with lengths to spare, while
the times have been SO good that Coach
Wright will not make them public.
When asked, he winks an eye and says
Pretty fair"
Media Girls Victorious Over Chester
Media, Pa. March 3l.-The Media His,
ala N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
PROMOERS YOU'LL TO MAKE MATCHES
SHANAHAN BOXING BOUTS
Wallace, Hutchisor, Bent and Wood
Win In Amateur Tourney

The finals in the Shauahsu Clubs
amateur boxing tourney were held last
night at the Sixth Regiment Armory
and diamond rings were given to the
winners and gold watches to the losers
in the 10S. 11S. 12S and 145- pound
classes. Another tourney will begin on
Faster Monday night. Jack Toland will
be in charge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

Tho ID. l.. Ward Co. has organized q
strong hfteen.year-old baseball team and
would like TO book games with teams Of tina
age: willing TO travel for a good guarantee.
George ward Sixth and Rsnstead streets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

The Plymouth Fire Co. baseball team. %
Conshohocken, a strictly frst-class hOm'
team. would like 20 book games with any
hrst-class teams playing SUNDAY ball IN
$50 Elm street. Conshohocken Pa. O.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

The Shamrock A. 4. has reorEa nized for
the coming season and would like TO hear
from second-clsss teams either ut home or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

The Media A. c.. "a nrst-class travelling
team. would like to ARRANGE Games with
teams of that class Offering fair Ruaran-
tees. Amos r. Weaver. 1911 North Redheld
street. Media. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

The vesper Club. a. seventeen. eight teen.
yesr-old home team. would like TO book
and Sunday dates either at home or away,
g. Herbst :828 North Twenty-third street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
Worlds Hockey Series Tied

Toronto. March Bi.--The series for the
worlds professional tee hockey title was
tied last night whom the Seattle team. cham
pions Of the Pacific Coast League, defeated
Ottawa, easern Canadian itlehoders, TO
.. In the fourth game OF their mach. The
deciding game Will be played here next
Thursday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

The Towanda A. A.. a fast slxtesn.ycer.
.ld travelling team: would like to book games
for Saturday and Sunday dates within or out
ofttoesnt tsAms. either at homo or away,
7, Doyle, 1905 State street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

h..r from ali sn tTsntStwsntsonsy.aro M SSa ear oG
teams In the vicinity OF Philadelphia having
grounds and paying fair guarantees for
Saturday and Sunday. Ben Bailey. care OF
Miiers cigar store. Franklin and Green
streets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

Tho Merrill Club would Hike to book games
with ali nrst-clsss home teams ohering
suitable inducements. Marty Wolfson, 3"i3
Monument avenue. ,s.. =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

The ia pa Club. OF Ardmorss would like
10 book games during the coming season with
home or away. Joseph Kelly. SO Holland
avenue, Ardmore. Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

son with Columbia c. c., MAY at the lat
ters Eround. Front and Porter streets
hrst.cla home teams offering reasonable
guarantees, James Brennan. 24oI North
Cleveland avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
W. Catholic, 1a; Friends Central, 0

In one Of the first scholastic games OF the
season Yesterday West Catholic swanped
Friends Central. 12 to 0. The losers COM
mtted eleven errors,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

The Oak Park A. G. is desirous OF ar
ranging games with travelling teams, espe-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

cially Collins, Rosewood and Kinsley. W.
Galley, $40 Cathsrine street.
The Tacony r. G. would like TO book
Saturday games with frst-class teams pay
Ing rs8 sonsble guarantees. William Shauf-
Ter. Jr., 70i8 Van Dyke street. Tacony.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31
SPORTS AMONG AMATEURS

The sherwood G. c., a nrst.class team,
wnulS like 10, hear from teams Of that class
IN ring fair .auarantees., J. A. Gartland.
jils Wallace street. ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

Media Girls Victorious Over Chester
Media, Pa, March 3I.-The Media High
| School girls defeated the Chester seytet
hu"e yesterday by the score OF 20 TO II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

tn. She,woSd G. c.; rststss cs ,ss, team; cam;
3mss Wallace h strsst. "
nosew,gcd "a traHeiess aS ,ss
.nless. ,rG% n0Gs Diaries % Hdam Us North orisnna
street.
Foster A. Tl open tSsy MsE S'ssbs Sc e, Iss ,s,
srs foster wSud IKE e0te 20 SoC %% % with
sgsrsntees. James Brennan. PAST North
Cleveland avenue.
The ia Ds Club. Of Ardmorss would like
10 book games during the comtns season with
home or away. Joseph Kelly. SO Holland
avenue. Ardmore. Pa.
Tho Merrill Club would Hike to book games
suitable Inducements. Marty wofsan 3@i3
Monument avenue. =. ,...
The Plymouth Fire Co. baseball team. %
conshohooken, a strictly nrst.class hon"
.suS s.lms ss :, S.sns SGS sanGsy With Sa
SO Elm street consSohocKen. Pa:
The Spring Garden A. A. would like TO
teams in the vicinity 0f Philsdeiphis having
grounds and paving fair guarantees for
Saturday and Sunday. Ben Bailey. care OF
Milier's cigar store. Franklin and Green
streets.
The vesper Club. a. seventeen. eight Teen.
Sesr-od home team. would like TO book
Eames with teams Of that ase for SATURDAY
and sunday dates either at home or away,
s, Herbst, :828 North Twenty-third street,
The Towanda A. A.. a fast sixteen. year.
old travelling team, would like to book games
fer Saturday and Sunday dates within or out
oftto~nr teams. either at homo or away,
i, Doyle, 1905 State street
The Shamrock A. 4. has reorganized for
the coming season and would like TO hear
from second-clsss teams, either Ut home or
away. John Dougherty. 2Bll Ellsworth
The Media A. c.. "a nrst-class travelling
team would like to ARRANGE games with
teams of that class offering fair Ruaran-
tees. Amos r. Weaver. 1911 North Redheld
street. Media. Pa.
The Oak Park A. c. Is desirous Of ar
ranging games with travelling teams, espe-
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-27
PoR Los TRABAJADORES
POBRES DE ARECIBO

Hace algunos dias don Jose Deri-
berprey, presidente del Consejo Local
de los Trabaja ajadores de los Muelles, es
cribio una carta al Fresidente de la
Cruz Roja, capitulo de Puerto Rico,
manifestando que las casas de campa
ma que cedio Ia Cruz Roja a los ira
bajadores estaban en- nal estado, pues
hay familias que estan durlniendo
la intemperie; y agrega que la Cruz
Roja ell Gobierno deben proporcio
mar casas 6ecentes higi6nicas.
A esta carta contesto ell sefor Hart
zen marifestando que esta poniendo
de su parte cuarto lie es possible para
perfeccionar esa organization que
haran todo 10 possible por remediar la
afictiva situaci6n de los trabajadores
pobres de Arecibo
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NF0RMACION GENERAL
PARA LA 1sLA

Ell general Nc Intyre sale hoy las
echo de la mafiana para la isla, acom-
pafado del Gobernador, Miss Diana
Wager y sus dos secretarios.
FL itinerario que han de seguir, Sc
gun nos dijeron aver en- Ell Palacio, es
el siguiente: visitaran Ponce, en- don
de les sera servido un esplendido al
muerzo. Luego seguira viaje hacia Ma
yagiiez En- esta poblaci6n, ell General
y en- comitiva pasaran Ia noche, en- la
residencia de Mr.. May, de la Estaci6n
Experimental
Mafiana por In nafiana seguir&n ha-
cia Aguadilla, Arecibo, ETC., regresan-
do por la tarde a San Juan, para estar
tempo de poder asistir AZ Ia recep-
ci6p que EN- honor del General ofrece-
ran mahana en- la noche en- la Fortale-
"a, el Gobernsdcr, y para la cual han
sido iuvitadas conocidas personals de
esta ciudad y de la isla.
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r z M / N G T D N
1.-THE BEST"
L Y % e w r i t er
Ell GoBERNADOR YAGER
DESMIENTE UN RUMOR
y w y y 4


Ell Gobernador de Puerto Rico ma
nifesto aver Ell MUNDO que ell ru
NOR circulante de que el habia escri-
to una carta al Coronel del Regimiento
fin de que tenga preparadas las tro
pas por 81 acaso ocurre alguna grave
perturbation del orden ell dia de las
elecciones, carece de fundamento Nj el
Gobernador ha escrito esa carta, ri ha
pensado nunca en- escribirla, nj cree
que exista razon alguna hasta ahora
para estimar que sea precise acudir al
uso de las fuerzas militares con ell pro
posito de corservar Ell orden ell dia
dos de noviembre pr6ximo
Nos dijo ademas ell Gobernador
que en- vista del cuerpo que habfa to-
mado Ell rumor, Sc apresuraba desmen
trio.
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SOL EsTRELLA RosENDo GARCIA

FL domingo Sc verifc6 en- la Iglesia
Catedral ell bautizo de la hermosa nina
Sol Estrella Rosendo Garcia, hija de
nuestros amigos los esposos Angel r.
Rosando Cabrera Francisco Garcia
Fernandez, ambos muy estimados EN-
nuestros circulos sociales.
Fueron padripos de Sol Estrella, el
caballero don Bernardo Roig Perell5 y
la senorita Carmen Garcia Fernandez
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UN PAsEo PoR SAN JUAN.

Aver tarde, en- union de Mr.. Yager,
salio el general Nc Intyre a dar un pa
SEQ en- autom6vil por toda la ciudad Y
sus cercanias
Seg1n nos informaron, ell Comisiona-
Go del Interior, Sr. Esteves, invite al
insigne militar hacer una vista la
barriada obrera.
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TEMBLoR DE TERRA

Aver, como las ocho antes merida
no Sc sintio una gran conmocion por Ia
parte de Fortaleza II esquina San Jo-
Sc Sc dice que este es debido Ia gran
ccncurrepcia que Sc encontraba Ell LA
Gloria" de Vicente Arrivi. Porque ali
Sc vende mas barato que en- ningln otro
establecimiento. Compre barato. No pa.
que luJo. Advt
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UN BAUTIzo

En- la Iglesia Parroquial de Santur-
ce fue bautizado Ell niho Victor San
tiago, hijo de los distinguidos esposos
Latorre-S -Sampayo.
Fueron padrinos del nuevo cristiano
nuestros amigos don Juan Hernandez y
dofia Emilia Schowarts.
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Siendo una de las intermediates mas
generalizadas en- la sociedad actual Ia
tuberculosis y ell empobrecimiento de la
sangre, los padres deben preocuparse del
raquitismo de sus hijos visiblemente
por la trasparencia de las orejas, pail
dez del rostro mengua de actividad
en- sus juegos infantiles. Ese raquitis-
mo, que de no ser atacado puede pro
ducir graves dolencias, Sc cura a los
pocos dias usando ell FOSFO GLICO
KoLA DoMENECH. Adve
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vIsITAs AL GENERAL

Aver visitaron al general Nc Intyre,
ell Ia Fcrtaleza, entire otras prominen-
tes personas mas, las siguientes: ell
Lcdo. Mestre, Attorney; G kioal1e;
DR.. Barbosa; Lcdo. Guerra (MigueD;
Mr. Bonner, Auditor; Don Manuel Ca
mufias, don j. Esteves varios oic.a-
les de la Marina y el Ej.r,i o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-27
DIR. MONSERRAT
DENTISTA

De regreso de su viaje a Europa, par
ticipa su clientela y al pibico en- ge
neral que Sc encuentra al frente de su
oficina. San Justo 4, esq. Tetuan
HORAS:-8 a IL Y l 5 Tel. 1881
Advt.