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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21

Saventy-fivs young mon in an In
diana town have signed a pledge to be
polite. Humph! Christmas is coming,
Columbus Citizen,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
HART PULLS A DEADLY TRIGGER
Comedians Play Blind Mans Bluff in MOUie


Ihe Toll Gste.
That's a picture which strikes a mans
fancy, as the story concerns red FLOODED
yaen and women, and above all, the ac
zion takes place in the great out of
N<oors.
And another reason for liking this
picture is that Bill Hart appears as
bandit chief who reforms.
And how that man Hart can use n
gun and his fists.
With Bill is his famous Pinto pony
and It's good to see this pair of enter
tainers rubbing noses together again.
THE Toll Gate gives Fart a typical
Hart role, as he has guns strapped to
his belt or in his hands and when Bill
gets his shootin' irons goin' somebody
il going to fall.
One Of the big scenes is Harris escape
from moving train after he has been
captured in an attempt to hold up q
mail train with bis gang.
Hart discovers that he has been be-
trayed by Jordon, a member Of his gang,
played by Joseph Singleton.
At first the escape looked too easy to
he realistic, but when Hart rolls from
the train and slides down big embank-
nlent it looks ike the real thing.
Hart, after escaping, attempts 70 get
honest work. but on falling, decides TO
49, some easy money, holds up gam
bling house and saloon and burns up
another
Then the chase begins. with JOrdOn
aiding.
Hart eIudes them and finally lands
in cottage occupied by Mary Brown,
the deserted wife of Jordon.
1t is in this cottage that the big scene
IS staged and 1t certainly causes one
20 get excited.
We must not overlook "The Little Fell
ler," the child OF Mary-he is as cuto
as they make en-.
Anna @. Nilsson as Mary does some
very effective work and she is beautiful.
never overacting.
You are bound to Ike this new Hart
picture, as It hits the heart.
It's real, real as the great out Of
doors.
Opened at the Alhambra yesterday and
can be seen there today and the remain
der of the week.
= L r
LET TER CO."
A married woman should not play blind
mans bluff with an unmarried man.
That's one of the themes in the numer-
Gus comedy situations IN Let 'Er Co. a
late Mack Sennett release.
Billy Armstrong, as the summer
bOarder, plays blind mans blIf with
Charlotte Mineau, as the sociable wife
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03

stance it is no longer regarded as good
form to have a tea table with tea things
set upon it in the drawing room or liv-
ing room. The tea service is kept In
the dining room, or in pantry and
when you wish to serve tea You either
carry the tea service into the room where
your guest is sitting on large tea tray
or you wheel it in on a tea wagon,
Ideally, of course, you have maid
free to do this.
1t used to be custom to have large
so-called hat rack in the entrance hall,
where members of the family often kept
hats and coats not in use. umbrellas
were kept in one side and usually rub
bers and clothes brushes were slowed
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
CHAPTER LII.

CHAPTER LII
NV taxi whirled up to the STATION anu
I flung three dollars at the driver. Inc
meter registered ninety cents-but Anne,
the practical, had no time for change
1t was eight minutes past two py Inc
station clock. If l could reach Jim In
time, the driver had earned his enor-
nous tin. Across the great waiting room
7 dashed. and out toward the trainshed.
The gate to the 2:15 train was open.
There were still few passengers going
In. The guard stopped me.
cricket, Madame!" he demanded mex
orably.
I peered over his shoulder-and for enc
triumphant second l almost blessed
Jin's lameness. It had slowed his prog
ress and he was just leaving the last
step and turning the rail to go to his
car.
Jim! Jimi" cried, not caring jot
for the angry protests Of the guard.
"Jim!" l wildly shouted.
My husband stopped, turned In puS-
zled wonder, looked up the stairs and
saw me standing there half distrought
1t was 2:10. In five minutes his train
would go. Jim spoke to some one ahead
of him and invisible to me. and then
turned and came UP the stairs
"Annel What's happenedf" he cried
anxiously as he passed the guard and
pushed ne back through the sacred gate
had been threatening TO enter.
Unable to answer, stood gasping
for breath.
Jim's face hardened into mask of
sternness which l realized was cover
ing anger:
what does this mean?"
81 had to come-Jim you can't have
anything to do with Snedden & Com
pany. You can't"
Jim turned as If to brush me aside
and to pass through the gate again.
Did you hear me, Jimmie-boyl They
aren't-straight."
Nonsense Anne-they'rs a big firm.
What sort Of noonshine Is this? What
do you know about It, anyway? III
miss my train"
please miss it, dearl I had lunch
with tine Masons and Sheldon Blake.
They knew. They said you'd tarnish
your reputation as a war hero II you
had any dealings with those men"
Jim's eyes narrowed thoughtfully.
Il must look into this-the train will
have to leave without me-" and then he
said slowly, How I'll ever straighten It
out | dort know-and there's Snedden
to face II you ars wrong"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
Cross Country Balloon
Station for Indiana

One of four stations in proposed
cross country dirigible balloon route may
be located in Indiana.
This was indicated by the visit yes
terday with state officials of F. A. Nc
Gregor, an engineer from the federal ex-
perimental station in Pittsburg. who
was In search of information as to best
available site in Indiana for such u
station.
For what purpose the route will be
used was not disclosed by Mr.. McGregor,
but it is known that should the sta
ton be located in this state that a
large hangar would be erected, and that
It would be placed near the mine dis
trict, in order that a mine pit could
re obtained fer the installation of a
helium gas tank.
Mr.. McGregor will inspect sites in
the Terre Haute coal fields Saturday
and in the Vincennes region Monday, in
search for the best available site for the
station.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
A NeSD Serial of Young Married Life
BY ANN Isle

slipped my arm through his and
there in the station repeated word for
word what Tom Mason had said. Jim
listened quietly, almost as impartially
as II the whole thing applied to some
one else rather than to him. Then Jim
went to a telephone. When he came
out of the booth his mouth was set in
firm linc.--Copyright, 1920.
(To be continued.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03

is set Of books and table somewhere
in the hall where hats may be laid By
callers, but the old time hatrack tsat
seemed to occupy the place OF honor in
the hall and that stood there as trap
for all the hats and coats of the family
that is no longer looked upon with favor
by those who try to furnish their homes
in the best form.-Copyright 1920.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
The Right Thing
at the Right Time
Furnishing Your House
BY MARY MARSHALL S. DUFFKE.

Sometimes good breeding or the abb
sence Of It is very clearly indicated In
the furnishings of the house you live IN.
OF course in these days Of shortage Of
dwellings many persons can not live as
they wish they might, or the way to
which they are accustomed.
Fashion changes IN furnishing and
what is considered good form one year
is not so considered the next For in
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
DOUBLE BILL

DOUBLE BILL.
double feature program Is offered at
the Regent for the last half of the week,
starting Thursday.
Harry Carey is the featured player In
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
FRAUDULENT TRANSFER CLAIMED.

A bill in equity has been filed in the
federal court by the Tippecanoe Loan
and Trust company, trustees in bank
ruptcy for Elwcod NJ. Earl, alleging that
Earl fraudulently transferred real es-
tate in Clark county, Indiana, 10 his
wife. Ida NJ Earl, aud asking that the
conveyance of the property be set aside.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03

Overland Red" a story Of man who
outwits crooked gang of officials, and
Helen Gibson is the featured player in a
two-reel western subject.
Admirers of John Barrymore are en-
Toying his remarkably fine work in tho
dual role in DR.. JekyIl and Mr.. HYDE"
now at English's.
Dorothy Dalton, in THE Dark Mirror"
and Charles Chaplin, in a comedy, make
up the current bill at the Isis.
House Peters, in "Silk Husbands and
Calico Wives" makes up the current fea-
ture at the Ohio.
Summer vaudeville continues at the
Lyric, Keith's, Broadway and Rialto.
Mr.. Smiths is offering THE Great Air
Mystery" in which airplahes are the
chief actors.
Pat White and his "Gaiety Girls" con-
tinue at the Park.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03

away somewhere in the under part Of
the ccntraption.
These devices have gone out Of style.
In homes where many servants are kept
1t is customary for the maid at the door
to take hat top coats, ETC., from man
guests and place them on a rack that is
usually placed in an inconspicuous place
In the hall.
When this is not possible there often
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
PAGE MIR. WALKER.

PAGE MR. WALKER.
Edith Smith of Berlin, Conn, brother
of the late Henry James Smith, author
of 1.-TWO Kisses the current attraction
of the Stuart Walker company at the
Murat, sent Mr.. Walker q telegram on
the opening night, which read: Best
wishes and a prosperous life for lmogen
and her friends at her debut tonight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03

of a hard working husband. Bert Roach
Armstrong is "it' and unknowingly
throws his arms around Charlotte just in
time to be caught by the latter's suspici-
Gus husband.
Then there is the usual comedy chase
with the usual funny ending and mixup.
Now to be seen at the Circle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
HASrArERsTEIN CONTINUES.

Elaine Hammerstein In 1.-The Shadow Of
Resale Byrnes" continues as the feature
attraction at the Colonial for the re-
mainder Of the week.
Snub Pollard in Grab the Ghost" one
Of his latest comedies, and a Prizma sub
ject, THE Ghost OF John Barleycorn,"
are added features.
The American Harmonists and the Lib
erty quintet give a special musical pro-
gram.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-21
LLEGADA A PONCE

A las IL y 30 salieron de Ponce ha
cia la carretera central numerosas
Representations de los elementos es
pafoles Y comisiones de los centros
sociales, ocupando gran ndmero de
AUTOMOBILES, adornados con las bande
ras de Espana v Estados Unidos, En-
un auto iban Ell Consul de Espana
en- Ponce, el cornisionado de Servicio
Pub ico, seiior Del Vale Y otras dis
tinguidas' personalidades de la socie-
dad poncena Fueron, asimismo, Co
misiones de la Casa de Espafa, del
Cucrpo de Bomberos, del Casino Es-
pano', del Casino de Ponce, Club De-
portivo, de la Asamblea municipal Y
la Banda Municipal. Estas representa-
clones dieron la bienvenida, en- NOM
bre de la ciudad, los bravos ofcia-
les del Alfonso XIII Y su acompana
miento, en- el cual figuraban belas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-21
RectltiCandO Ia publ
CaCi6n de una nOtiCia
San Juan, 90 de agosto.

san Juan, 20 de agosto.
Senior Direcsor de Ell MUNDo.
En- su periodico, edicion del jueves,
he leido un suelto en- ell cual Sc dice que
el suscribiente sustrajo don Domingo
Caro- la cantidad de doscientos cincuen-
ia dolares del cafe La Mallorquina ,.
Suplico usted encarecidamente que
haga constar, para descargo mio, que
ESQ es err6nneo, pues 10 que ocurrio fue
10 siguiente:
Ell dia II encontre sobre Ell mostra-
dor de LA Mallorquina' un sobre con
teniendo La cantidad de $3.50, que en-
tregue embellishments al detective Ino
cencio Diaz, para, que su vez, los en-
tregara al duefio. No es cierto tampo-
co, senior Director, que yo este bajo fan
"a.
Muy respetuosamente,
Tomas GINES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-21
In M6jiCanO intHnta ma
tar a BIdSCO Ibahez

Vicente Blasco Ibafez, autor de los
."cuatro Jinetes del APOCALYPSE, ha
sido retadO a un duelo a muerte por ell
general Juan Barragan, jefe de Estado
Mayor del general venustiano Carran-
"a, quien ha hecho formal promesa de
seguir Blasco Ibafiez hasta ell fin del
mundo para inyitarlo un duelo.
Ell general Barragan, que Sc encuen-
ira en- NIleva York, mortifcado grande-
mente por los articulos de Blasco Iba-
fezs acerca de Mejico, y en- los cuales
el insigne autor de Entire Naranjos"
motejaba acerbamente al joven gene
raj Barragan, namandole afeminado y
hermoso, tiene ell prop6sito de salir de
un momento otro para Espafia, donde
cree !encontrar al senior Blasco Tbanez.
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LO que dice del
paCtO de Ponce P.
Rivera Martinez

Motivado por las noticias circuladas
aver de haberse efectuado un pacto of
ciaI entire republiaanos y socialAstas,
nos pusimos en- communication con i'm
portantes politicos de la ciudad del Sur,
quenes nos han asegurado que Ell pacto
verifcado es neutrality-suspicious.;
que todo Sc reduce una estratagema
del Lcdo Tous Soto para desanimar las
huestes unionistas. Opinan en- Ponce
que los unionistas que pertenecian la
Union de Puerto Rico no aceptaran min
gun arreglo con los que fueron sus ene-
migos.
Para conprobar estos informes acu-
dimos a las oficinas generates del Par
lido Socialistsl, y don Prudencio Rive
ra Martinez, candidate a Washington,
nos inform6 que ellos, los Socialists,
no sabian que Sc hubiera verifcado pac-
to alguno, que La direction del parti-
do es contraria a esa clase de nego-
clos. Los Socialistas-nos dijo-iremos
oOAOS Id AuSud. <1CCpOduuOS lOS SulId-
gios que quieran darnos; pero puede
asegursr que nosotros no lie daremos
votos nadie que no sea socialista. Los
republicanos nos proponian aceptar mi
nombre para Comisionado Residente en-
cambio de ciertas concesiones no he
mos aceptado
Don Rafael Alfonso, Secretario Gene
raj del Partido Socialista, que estaba
presente, confrmo las manifestations
de Rivera Martinez, Y nos asegur6 que
los socialistas por ST solos contaban con
fuerzas suticientes para llevar un nu-
raero ereciaS de Representatives. se-
nadores cuyR cooperation en- Ia Lsgisla.
tura seria imprescindible. Pacbos con
unionistas Y republicanos, no los hay
nj los habra. Nuestro partido, por su
indole, no puede hacer ninguna clase
de transaction con los partidos que ira
tan de engsfar y tiranizar al pueblo.
Rivera Martinez Alfonso hablan CO.
mo personas resueltas no transigir nj
hacer ninguna clase de compromises
con nadie que no pertenezca al partido
Socislistas
REPORTER PoLITICO.
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Tres diviSiOnes
'bOIShevikiS' han
Sido aniquiladaS
(POR CABLE 1NGLEs)

VALENCIA, agosto 20.--7Los
aduaneros valencianos sorprendie--
ron un buque ingles que conducia
un contrabando de tabaco, por va,
lor de 100000 pesetas. La tripula-
cion ha sido detenida. 4.
NUEVA YORK-La Standard
Oil Company" ha aumentado Ell
precio de la exportacion de pc
tr6leo en- un centavo cada ga.6n.
SAN SEBASTIAN Ha falle9
cido ell insigne periodista don Mi
guel Moya, ex- x-Presidente de la
/" Association de la Prensa de Ma
drid, y accionista de lei Libe-
raj y ell Heraldo". &
LONDRES. Sc ha podido COM,
probar la grave noticia de que
Prosken, Representative del minis,
tro de la Guerra de Russia, Leon
Trotsky, esta negociando con ell
Estado Mayor de Alemania, en-
una poblacion de La Prussia orien-
tai, acerca de asunto estrategicos
Hasta ahora Sc creia que ell viajes
de Prosken tenia por dnico m6vil,
el presentar y discutir asuntos po.
liticos. e]
Las naciones Aliadas estan so-
bre La pista, por temerse que Ale.
mania tiene el proposito de me
terse en- nuevas .aventuras
VARS0VIA. = La reacci6n de
los polacos ha sido formidable.
Tres nuevas divisiones rbcIshevi-
kis han sido ani1uilidas por
elfos; $4,000 han caido en- una sola
batalla. En- el botin de guerra, f.
guran 80 caiiones, 800 ametralla-
doras y muchos miles de carros
con provisiones. Las huestes po-
lacas sc han apoderado de Plonsk,
Kultusk Y Vyskow, Y avanzan ra-
pidamente sobre Granden. Los
"bolshevikis' esta evacuando a
toda prisa Ia importante fortale-
"a de Brest Litovsk.
Ell volcan de Popocatepelt ha
empezado hacer una erupci6n.
La inquetud es enorme en- todps
los habitantes de las cercaniaS.
PARIS. -E Gobierno frances
impone al de la Repnblica melt
cana las siguientes condiciones
para reconocerle.
Prinera: Indemnizacion las
familias de los franceses que han
sido muertos en- las luchas, asi CO.
mo tambien por los danos produ-
cidos en- los negocios a los naeio-
males franceses. Seg1lnda: Restau-
racion de las reservas de los nu
merarios extraidas de los bancos
franceses. Tercero Renovation
del pago de los intereses Gle la
deuda nacional mejicana con la
Republica francesa.,
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Una IuCha CuerDO
a CuerpO q. dege-
nera en- tragedia

En- una tilca rlistica situada en- Ia
municipalidad de Hatillo, de don Fran
cisco Alfonzo, trabajaba como media
nero, Catalina Gonzalez. Cerca de la
residencia de Gonzalez vive un sobrino
del senior Alfonzo, llamado Anselmo
Entire este y Ell medianero habia cont
nnamente una disputa por ciertos da-
nos que Sc hacian en- una tala de maiz.
que era cultivada por Gonzalez.
Tuvieron una discussion, Ia que lego
a tai grado de calor, que Gonzalez AGO.
metio y agredio con un avarilla de
hierro Anselmo, ocasionandole una
herida en- la cabeza varias fuertes
contusiones EN- distintas parties del
cuerpo. Anselmo para repeler la agre-
sion hizo uso de un machete, producien-
dole dos enormes heridas, una de las
cuales le produjo la mutilaci6n del bra
20 izquierdo.
Embellishments despues, Gonzalez
fue conducido La poblaci6n, donde ell
DIR. Brusi, Ell Dr.. Alxun Y ell practicante
Manuel Ruiz Silva procedieron a la
amputaci6n del brazo Qued6 recluido
EN- Ell Hospital, en- estado sumamente
grave.
Ell juez municipal, Lcdo. Ramirez
Ferreira, procedio a practicar la CO.
respondents investigation Habiendo
exigido AlfonEo una fanza para su
hbertad provisional. hasta que Sc ce-
lebre ell juicio
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BORINQUEN TRADING
CORPORATION
Ell GUANTANAMO"
SERA CORREO ENTIRE
CUBA Y PTO' RICO
Este hermoso buque sera
destinado para pasaje
y carga

La Empresa Naviera de Cuba ha
resuelto habilitar para pasaie su mag
nifico vapor Guantanamo de mas
de 1,600 toneladas de desplazamiento y
ell cual acaba de sufrir importantes re
paraciones.
Dicha compafiia destinEra ese bu
que para reemplazar en- la carrera de
la Habana, Santiago de Cuba, Santo
Domingo Puerto Rico, como vapor CO
rreo, al Santiago de Cuba que AGA
ba de perderse por lamentable sinies
tro que todos saben ocurri6 ems el puer
to de su nombre.
AL Guantanamo Sc lie dotara de
lujosa camara para pasaje de primera,
y departamentos para pasajes de ter
cera, poniendolo en- condiciones de que
pueda transporter c6modamente so pa
sajeros de primera, SO de segunda y
200 de tercera.
Sc introduciran bordo todos los
adelantos modernos, y maquinaria para
fabricar hielo.
va Ell buque tiene buenos aparatos
de telegrafia sin hilos ha cambiadc
Ell sistema de alimentaci6n de sus ma
quinas de carbon por petroleo.
Mientras tanto hara Wales en- esa
ruta ell ''Julian Alfonso, atendiendo
la provisionalmente.
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|ngIat0rra no apo
Sydra nunCa a los
! 'anti -bOIsheVikis'
(Por Gable Frances)s

LONDRES, agosto 20.--En respuesta
lila question presentada por Kameneff,
efe dc la mission rusa, Lloyd George
IA declarado que el gobierno ingles no
.avorecera La separation de Crimea nj
fpoyara al general wrangel en- su ofen
iiva contra los ''bolsheviIxis''
Sin embargo, Inglaterra esta
aecidida a evitar cualquier acto de
renganza NAL proceder contra los re-
fugiados que es;an bajo su protection
MEXICO NO ACEPTARA
III se INGPosICIoNES DE NADIE
CIUDAD DE MEJICo, agosto 20.--El
Yeri6dico Excelsior" publica una in
tarviu'' que ha celebrado uno de sus
rodactores con el secretario particular
pel presidente de la Repnblica, senior
AZ la Huerta, quien, segdn ell secreta-
fio, ha dicho que Mejico no tolerara
pinguna Intervention extranjera EN- los
asuntos de su legislation.
Cualquier nosa referente al particu-
ar-agreg6 Ell Secretario- sera recha-
kada en6rgicamente.
los 'BOLsHEvIKIs" Sc MUEvEN
CON MUCHA RAPIDEz.
sayARsovIA, agosto 2O-En las ulti-
mas "a horas no ha adelantado mucho
"a gofensiva del ejercito boIsheviki ;
contra la capital
ri ej6rcito rojo, sin embargo, parece
tener prisa en- dirigir Ell golpe defini-
ltivo contra POlonia. para acudir rapida-
llnpnte detener Ia marcha victoriosa
del general Wrangel, qnien pone en- gra
ve peligro el territorio del Don, album
dante en- carbon y en- minas
GRANDES PROGRESSES EN- LAS
REGIoNEs DEvAsTADAs
PARIS, agosto 20.--El jefe del GO
bierno frances, Mr.. Millerand, ha visi-
tado Ia zona de Rethel, donde Sc mos
tr6 satisfechisimo por la premura ell
cptusiasmo con que Sc reconstruye.
Mr., Millerand felicit6 los habitan-
ses y los exotic perseverar en- su labor
patri6tica, pues la Republica-,aijoles
-necesita del concurso laborioso de la
tetalidad de su poblaci6n, para contra
rfestar energicamente cualquier tenta-
tiva de Alemania para recuperar Ell
terri;orio psrdido.
Francda--agrego-exigira Ell mas fiel
cumplimiento de las clausulas del Tr1-
tado de Paz, en- virtud de que esa es-
tricta ejecuci6n depende la paz del
Inundo.
ANIENAZA DE EXPULSION
fPARIS, agosto 2o.--El gobierno fran
cts ha smenazado nuevamente los la
tcristas ingleses que estan en- la Re-
Vlblica, expulsarles 81 no reembarcan
on seguida
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AMENAzA DE EXPULSION
PARA PRoFESoRES DE CaEN-
CIAS DOMESTICAS

fstEl Comisionado de instruction Pd
blica, DR.. Paul G. Miller, ha tenido ell
gran acierto de nombrar a la simpa
fjca v bella seiiorita Maria Gonzalez
C6rdova, para desempeiar el cargo
H profesOra dc ciencias domesticas
de Juana Diaz.
La sociedad de la mencionada po-
blaci6n esta de placemes con La adqui
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cHOQUE

En- la carretera, parada TO- de San
turce, el automovil de Jose Perez Ro
nero, de Arecibo, guiado por Rafael
Gonorio, choco con la guagua de Ful
gencio Martinez, de Rio Piedras, guia
da por Jose Cruz Ambos vehicu'os
rcsultaron con despe1,feetos.
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oTRo ACORAZADo ESPANoL A
PUERTO RICO

Segun la prensa de la Habana es muy
probable que ell acorazado ''Reina Re-
gente" visite a Cuba Puerto Rico,
pues tiene que ir, en- viaje de instru,-
cion, hasta Colon, Panama.
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2s cAsos DE DTvoRoIo REsUELTos
EN- Ell TRIBUNAL DE DTsTRITo 1

FL Tribunal de Distrito, secci5n pri.
mera, que preside ei Licenciado Luis
campillo, resolvi6 aver veinticinco ca
SOS de divorcio, y, ademas, varios casos
civiles
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Imponente por su lucimiento Y bri-
llantez resulto la gran parada militar
celebrada aver en- ell campo del MORO
en- honor del Comandante y oficiales del
acorazado alfonso XIII. Un gentio
immense, numeroso, invadio los terrenos
del Castillo y las murallas Y bassiones
adyacentes. Sc cslcula que habia mas
de 10000 personas y alrededor de 500
automobiles
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sicion de esta inteligente profesora,
quien felicitamos.
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Ell CoMANDANTE.

A las cinco en- punto lego el conan
dante del ALFONSO XIII, sefor Con
zalez Billion acompanado del vice-C6n-
sui de Espafia, quienes ocuparon Ell ST
ito de honor que les fue sefalado Junto
ellos estaban algunos ofciales de-
Alfonso XIII, los representatives a
la Camara, sefiores Guerra Coll Gu
chi y los senores Gonzalez Beltran y
Trigo.