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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
BOY DROWNED NEAR
MUSKOCEE WHARF
lobe Lloyd Drowned When He Jumps
from Bicycle Into Bay at Noon
Yesterday

Tobe Lloyd was drowned yesterday
about noon when he fell into the bay
from off Muscogee wharf. Parties who
were standing nearby at the time OF
the accident attempted a rescue but
the boy went to the bottom snd men
worked for half an hour before the
body was hooked and brought to the
surface.
Lloyd was about % years Of age, a
member of the Longshoremen asso-
citation and lived on West Main-st. A
physician was called. but all efforts
toward resuscitation failed. The body
was turned over to Undertaken Pou
by an order from his brother and will
be prepared for burial, which Will
probably take place tomorrow. The
accident was investigated by Officer
O'Connell.
According to witnesses the boy was
riding a bicycle and his handle bars
touched a freight car in string which
was being switched at the time. The
boy attempted to turn further away
from the cars and finally jumped from
the wheel into the deep water by the
wharf. He was unable to swim and
his body went down in few seconds,
not to reappear again. He had been
engaged in trimming coal on a steam
er which was under the coal chutes
at Muscogee wharf.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
ED MUTT SHOW TO
OPEN NOV. FIRST
Will Occupy Tent on West Gardec,
Street.

Street.
Back again after a tour of the
southern states, the popular Ed e.
Mutt Comedy Players opens their
winters run in Pensacola commence
ing Monday November 1. in their big
waterproof tent located on West Gar
den and Spring streets. Mr.. Mutt has
retained all the old members of the
company who are so well known to
their many friends, and patrons, which
assures the lovers of comedy and
drama an exceptionally clever cast
Several new faces have been added to
this already large company, and the
management has secured good many
Fate releases for presentation during
their stay in this city. w. E. Jack.
general representative for the various
Ed. C. Mutt attractions is now in the
city with a crew of advertising men
heralding the coming of the show.
which will arrive in Pensacola Oct 30
over the L. & N. from Biloxi. Miss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
AMERICAN RED WRITER IN
MOSCOW INTERCEPTED

London Oct. John Reed, Amer
lean bolshevik. writer and the first
agent the Reds attempted to establish
in America, took a prominent part in
the activities of the Third Commun-
list Internationale" held in Moscow in
July.
The Associated Press correspondent
who recently crossed Russia talked to
Reed at the Bolshevik foreign office
in Moscow the day before the sessions
began. Reed stated that he was one
of the first accredited American dele
gates to the Third Internationale." (It
has been stated that Reed was elect
ed by Russians in Moscow to repre-
sent American communists in that
convention.)
During the first session Reed made
a speech as a representative of the
American communist party. He told
of the work of the communists in
America and Of what he considered
the wrongs in the American system of
government
Early this year Reed attempted to
return to the United States, but was
arrested by Finnish authorities as a
bolshevik agent. and was confined in
prison in Finland for three months.
He had attempted to travel through
Finland on seaman's papers, but a
forged American passport which he
carried, evidently for emergency use,
gave him away. Diamonds valued at
100000 which Reed carried were con-
fiscated by the Finnish government.
After the prison term he was de-
ported to Russia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
GENERAL PLANS
MADE FOR DRIVE
Parson Brown and Doc Hutchinson to
Lead Teams During Campaign for
Children.

Rev. j. II. "Parson" Brown was Sc
lected as head of the teams made up
of Rotary members, and DR.. G. f.
doc" Hutchinson will fill a similar
post on the teams made up of the XII
wants members at a meeting of the
committee on arrangements of the big
campaign to be put on throughout
the nine West Florida counties during
the last week in October. General
Chairman j. E. Davis Yonge was pres
ent at the meeting
Rev. Brown will appoint a lady cap
tain to assist his team in the residen-
tial districts and DR.. Hutchinson viii
likewise. select one to lead his team
to victory. At a meeting to be held
Monday night at the San Carlos, the
will be completed. Each captain in
chief will select his team captains
and the territory in the business and
residential districts will be divided be-
tween the Parsons and Docs aggre-
cations.
Arrangements have been completed
for State Superintendent Marcus Fagg
to address the congregation of the
Methodist church Sunday morning, the
high school Monday morning at $3.50,
the Minister'S association at 10 o'clock
Monday, the Rotary club Tuesday,
the Woman's clubs Wednesday after
noon a 1.-THE Community Service club
house. the Ladies Auxiliary Thurs
day at the San Carlos at 4 o'clock, and
each one of the public schools during
the week.
Rotarian Jones has offered to run
slides announcing thecampaign at
both the Isis and Bonita theatres from
now until the campaign is over. A
group of four-minute men speakers
will talk at the theatres of the city on
the work of the Children's Home Soci-
ETY. through its West Florida branch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
VALPARAISO
|: u u aaasaa. a.;

Valparaiso, Oct 14.-Mrs. Fannie
Blynd. of Chickasaw, Ala, came here
for a short visit last week and while
here selected her villa site. She was
accompanied by her friend, Mrs RAJ
celia Bennett. also of Chickasaw.
Victor Bum, of Neenah, Wis, is
here to arrange for house for his
parents and other members of the
family, who will arrive early in No
vember. This will be future home of
the Bum family.
The Union services were well at
tended Sunday evening and arrange
menrs for the organization of a de-
partment for the young people OF the
community are being made.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Cook and son, of
Alliance. Ohio, spent the past week in
Valparaiso. looking after their inter-
ests here.
Arrangements have been made
whereby Sam Westbroox, agricultural
expert for the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad, will make regular visits
to Valparaiso and give talks on the
raising of gardens, fruits and flowers.
The first talk was on soil and contain
people Mr.. Westbrook has been a
unit holder in the Valparaiso project
for some time and is an enthusiastic
booster, ready to cooperate with US
in further identifying the wonderful
setting which nature has prepared tor
our Wonder City.
As the Myerdale, the freight and
passenger boat that has been making
regular runs between Pensacola and
Valparaiso was about to leave Friday.
loaded with merchandise, she suddenly
took fire and in spite of the efforts Of
the Valparaiso fire department, burned
to the huh. The loss is between $500
and $4,000.
w. E. Mashburn, a prominent con-
tractor of Atlanta. Georgia, came to
Valparaiso and made bids on several
of the new buildings to be erected
soon.
Among the scores of visitors during
the past week the following register
er at the Bay Shore Hotel: t. H.
Edney. Crestview. Fla: Miss Helen,
w. f.. and Louis Range. of Ottumwa,
Iowa; f. G.. Theobald, Camp Walton
Fla; Mrs. Oscar Swanson and daugh-
fer, Geneva. H.: T. v. Orr. villa Tas-
so, Fla: Mr. and Mrs Mattock and
grandson. Mutton. Fla; G. G. Anchors
and Chas. L. Snead, Montgomery,
Ala: Isaac Haines and Marshall Cook,
Alliance. Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. ThCs.
Ponsaiet, Upper Alton. ILL.,; t, Hope
Cawthon and t. w Cawthon, DeFun-
lax Springs, Fla; FRANC Ingram, PEN
sacola. Fla
The new "A room annex to the Bay
Shore Hotel is now open and from
present indications will be filled to
capacity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
DIR. SNYDER SPEAKS
AT FIRST BAPTIST

DIR. Joel S. Snyder of Fayetteville
n. c., will conduct both morning and
evening services at the First Baptist
church today.
DR.. Snyder comes to Pensacola up
on direct invitation of the church
from Fayetteville where he is pastor
OF one of North Cardinals strongest
and most active churches.
1t is earnestly requested that all
church members be present at both
services. The public is also invited to
near DR.. Snyder as we'll as that part
Sf the service devoted to song.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
PRESENT FOR GIRL
WAS BURGLAR KIT
(ey ASSOCIATED Press.,

New York, Oct. 15.-Aroused by So
burglaries in the Forest Hill section
of Queens, the police today arrested on
the street two dapper young men. one
of whom was carrying a neat package
tied up with baby blue ribbon.
What have you got there, sport ~
asked one policeman.
"A present for my girl"
"Open it."
The package contained two loaded
revolvers. extra ammunition, Is skele-
ton keys, piece of pipe. a searchlight.
glass cutter and two pairs of gloves
We'll. the girl may be able to use
the gloves" was the police comment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
TRAVELS 5000 MILES
TO MEET SWEETHEART

Miss Anna Stalia of Sparta. Greece,
has arrived in Pensacola to meet her
boyhood sweetheart, Constantine Boo
ras of the B. & B. cafe and they will
be married Sunday, week. Miss
Stalia is pretty maiden of classical
Greek type and travelled 5000 miles
from over the seas to meet the man
she is TO marry. Greek citizens are
planning an elaborate ceremony and
celebration.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
MAJOR MMULLEN HAS :.
RETURNED TO CITY

Major ] II. McMullen, field director
of the Pensacola chapter. American
Red Cross, has returned to the city af-
ter visiting the various chapters in
West Florida in the interests of the
annual roll call November 11-25, The
chapters in this section are making a
hearty response. Mr.. McMullen says:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
WILL SUPPLY AUTOS
TO AID REGISTRATION

Today being the last day for regis
tration for the general election, any
white persons desiring to qualify, be
ing ill, aged or otherwise unable to
reach the registration office, may tele-
phone 1916 or 1853, when an automo-
bile will be furnished to convey
them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
SHIPPING BOARD is
HELD TO BE CORPORATION

New York, Oct. 15.-The United
States Shipping Board was held to be
a corporation and not an arm of the
federal government in a decision rem
dered here yesterday by Supreme
Court Justice Lehman.
The decision arose from litigation
wherein an alleged agency Of the board
was defendant
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
OPENS LUMBER YARD
NEAR FIG CITY

E. ]. DuQuette has just recently
opened a large lumber yard at rig
City. Since coming to Fig City from
Detroit a short time ago Mr.. Duquette
has made extensive improvements on
his farm and has just completed sew
eral new buildings and dwelling houses
on the land.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16
THERE WAS NO KIDDING
WITH CAPTAIN KIDD

He took the swag in a business-like
way and wasted no words on formality.
Were he alive today he'd marvel at
the smiling, genial manner Of the mod
ern vikings who extract without pain
or plank.
This hot shot is not aimed at any
particular store or store keeper. Its
directed at every living proflteer, be
he a butcher, baker or candle stick
maker.
This store stands firm On the rock
that Fair Price does not end until
it has given the buyer MORE than a
"Fair Value"
II you agree-come in and shake
hands with a concern that won't shake
your confidence IN human nature.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-16

Members Retail Merchants Association,
Division Chamber OF Commerce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
Ell ejercito aleman rompe la
brecha en- la cuenca del Ruhr
Las tropas francesas a la ofensiva
(Por Cable Frances)

PARIS abril 7.-Mr. Millerand re-
cibi6 una extensa nota del gobierno
de Alemania en- la cual Sc esfuerza
este en- justificar la entrada victoriosa
de su ejercito en- la cuenca del Ruhr.
Despues de dar ell golpe pide ell 60
bierno aleman autorizaci6n a Francia
para invadir al Ruhr.
Millerand recibio POGO despues otro
mensaje de Berlin comunicandole Off
cialmente que Alemania hara que ell
Comisario del imperio en- Ell Ruhr asu-
mira todas las responsibilities por los
ataques que puedsn ocurrir en- la zona
neutral.
FL jefe del gobierno frances decla
70 al Representante de Alemania que
la violaci6n sistematica de los articu-
los del Tratado de Paz, hecha por ell
gobierno aleman, denota mala fe evi-
dente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
AUGUSTA PIETRI.
En- eI manuel CaIVO" regresa
una CuadriIIa de tOTOrOS

En- ell vapor Manuel Calvo, que
lego el lunes a San Juan, proce-
dente Gle la America del Sur, re-
gresa a ESpala, despues de una
brillantc temporada taurina en- We
nezuela, Mejico Y Panama, hlna
cuadrilla de toreros. La consti-
tuyen los matadores Manuel AL
varez (a) Andaluz sevillano !;
Elias Chavez (a) "Arequipeno !,
peruaho; Francisco Diaz (a) "Pa
corro", sevillano; Agustin Gar
Ncia, (a) Maya, madrileno, y
Julio Marquina. tambien madrile
no. Los banderilleros son Jose Mu
rillo Ca BarberilloN, sevillano !;
Manuel Castillo (a) Cas1illito :,
sevilIano, Y Rafael Valera (a)
Rafaelillo sevillano. Todos
regresan a la patria lejana des-
pues de haber obtenido muchos
triunfos artisticos y economics
por estas tierras, de Dios, segtin
dijeron a un reporter de Ell
MUNDO, que les visito bordo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
Una indemnlzaCi6n de $4,000
pOr danOS y psIjuiCiOs

Aver, en- la corte Federal. so radi-
co una demanda de Pascasio Cabrera
contra la New York and Porto Rico
Steamship Co." por indemnizacion de
daiios y perjuicios.
Cabrera alega en- la referida deman
da que ALA por ell dia de febrero es-
taba trabajando IA bordo del vapor
"Altamaha", perteneciente a La refe-
rida compafiia. y uue ia soga de una
lingada de sacos de aziicar, que estaba
trasbordando de unos lanchones al bar
co, Sc rompi6, cayepdole los sacos dc
azicar encima, Nlo que le ocasicno la
fractura y amputaci6n del brazo IL
quierdo. que le ha inhabilitado Ell ira
bajar para sostenerse. por 10 que pide
una indemnizaci6n de $4,000. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
INFORMATION DE LA
"GUARDIA NACIONAL'

Ha sido relevado del servicio, ell pri
mer teniente Enrique Malaret. de Yau
CO. Para ocupar su puesto ha sido nom
brado el segundo teniente Carlos Ri
vera. En- lugar de este fue nombrado
el teniente Jose M. Vivaldi.
Ha sido nombrado captain Jose L.
Garcia. quien organizara. en- union del
teniente Jose Davila. la Compafiia de
Bayamon. Ell segundo teniente Arsenic
J. Ortiz ha sido enviado a Bayamon,
donde 6s:lsempehpra las funciones de
Official reclutador
Jose Vicente Urrutia ha recibido So
nombramiento de primer tsniente, y
ayudara al captain candelario Morales
en- la organization de La compaaia de
Cabo Roio. El private" Agustin Du
pont ha sido nombrado cabo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
La epidemia del
"MatizddO" de Ia
cana de azuCaT

Su completa y rapida ,desaparici6n
con ell descubrimiento Vale zeno.
Ell mas serio problema que tiene hoy
delante nuestra industria azucarera re-
suelto defnitivamentet y en- todas sus
parties.
Conocimiento del causante morboso
= medic transmisor de la enferDedad
khsoluto dominic do los mismos.
Nj una cepa mas Sc enfermara en-
sus fincas.
Levantamiento de p1antaciones sa
mas, libres permanentemente de la en-
fermedad usando cualesquiera variedad
de semillas, a6n las mas suceptibles,
como "cristalina'i blanca, "rsya-
da" ETC..
La aplicaci6n del procedimiento no
costara dinero porque' 10 economizado
en- desyerbos y cultivos al levantarse la
plantation sana, que ''cierra's mas
pronto, 10 pagara con exceso, quedan
do fntegro de benefcio la inmensa dil
f.rencia de production entire un plan
ito sano otro enfermo.
Los azucareros que quieran obtener
informes sobre este trascendental asun
to pueden dirigirse por escrito per-
soualmente, a mi ofcina, Gale de la
Cruz No. 33. telefono 604. San Juan,
Puerto Rico
R, DEL VALE zENo.
Ingeniero Agronomo
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
Los ALEMANES AMENAzAN
ATAcAR LA CUENcA DEL RUHR

MAGUNCIA, abril 7.AEl ejercito de
la Republica alemana Sc muestra fir
memente decidido ocupar toda La ctten
ca del Rhur.
Los iefes Y ofciales enarbolan en-
todas las poblaciones Ell aguila~ imperial
En- los momentos en- que son comuni-
cados estos informes, la artilleria ale
mana bombardea Duisburg.
Los comunistas continuan ocupando
la eiudad de Essen
Ell ejercito aleman Sc ha apoderado
de Hagen, Hamburgo y Dortmund
La "Gaceta de Francfort'' de-
clara que el ejercito alemdin es SUI
ficiente para reprimir los des6rdenes
sin necesidad de los refuerzos que ne
costa, para los cuales Sc ha pedido
autorizacion Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
En- Dinamarca dan vivas a la Republica.
DOscier1tOs r1uertos en- i'm combate en- Alemani;
Sc IOgrard COnju-
raT Ia grave con-
gGSti6n del trafiCO?

Tanto da la gotta en- la piedra
hasta que la horada =. Y Anto ha
insistido la prcnsa local en- la pro
tesla, tanto hemos clamado con-
ira la actitud indiferentc c injuS
ia de las companias navieras del
pals ante la irremediable conges-
ti6n de pasaje que pone trahas al
iibre trafico de pasajeroS entire
San Juan V Nueva York, debido
la reducida capacidad de los
barcos que forman par1e de esas
companias, Go que es 0bice para
que Sc aumente a troche V moche
cl precio de fietes Y pasajes GUAM
do una asamblea de accionistas
eXige que aumenten los dividen-
dos del capital inyertido en- ell ne
gocio) que al fin parece que Sc nos
oye.
La prensa del pals. uranime-
mente, ha combatidQ el NAL para
obligar los directories de esas
empresas a remediarIo. Nuestras
persistentes voces de protesta no
Sc han perdido EN- el vacio FL
Sr Nadal. agente general de la
New York and Porto Rico s.
:. Co. manifesto que la ofcina
de Nueva York essa hacienda ges
tiones para arrendar uno dos
(Continua en- la Da1ina 6a.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
In serviCiO postal d6reO entrG
San Juan Y Cuba

Circular rumores en- el sentido de
de que una compaiiia Que piensa es-
tablecer un servicio aereo postal de
pasajeros entire San Juan y Santiago
de Cuba rresentara en- breve los docu
mentos necesarios para, SUI incorpora-
cion.
En- este servicio solo Sc usaran hi
droplanos, La distancia que separa a
San Juan de Santiago de Cuba sera
recorrida en- pocas horas. Para hacer
dicha travesia, los viajeros tendran q.
pagar $3.50 por Ell precio del pasaje.
81 el .servicio Sc hace extensive los
Estados Uaidos.. Sc calcula que Sc eco
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08

PARIS. 7.-Informes de Varso-
via dicen que, respondiendo a m
telegrama de la ''Chicherine' el
Ministro de ReIaciones Extranje-
ras de Polonia mantiene como pun
TO principal las neeociaciones We
riticadas ell la ciudad de Borrow
cuya decision primitiva fue rech:
zar la conclusion de un armistieio
en- todo el frente. Sin embargo, ell
Ministr0 consiente en- kuspender
las actividades Ell la cabeza del
puente de Borrow, mientras du-
rem las negoeiaciones de la paz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
LAS CRIoLLITAS

En- ell vapor Manuel Calvo'' lego
San Juan ell magnffico dueto "Las
Criollitas'. en- ell cual figura la bella
Y elegsnte coupletistas 'Petryba'. Los
referidos artistas Sc presentaran en-
breve en- varios cines de la isla y Sc
estan hacienda arreglos para que ac-
then en- ell teatro Rivoli'', de Rio
Piedrac.
Las Criollitas" traen un magnifi-
co repertoire de cantos y bales inter
nacionales y criollos que dejarSn sa.
tisfcchos los piblicos mas exigentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
Sc agrava ell con-
fliCto entire Fran
cia v A|emania
H ejSTCitO frances ha OCupadO
las pObIaciOnss aIemanas de
Frankfort, HadlbuTgO y Otras
(Por cabls Frances)

PARIS, abril FL eiercito fran
ceG hC ocupsdo Lag pObiaciones ale
manas de Frankfort Darmstadt, Ham
burgo, Dieburg y Hanau.
En- carta escrita q encargado de ne
gocios de Alemanias en- Paris, Mayer,
por el Jefe del Gobierno frances, di-
eele este tiltimo quc la ocupaci6n de
las referidas ciudades obedece al hecho
de haberse negado u ejercito aleman,
no obstante las peticiones que lie h1zo
Francia, retirarse de la zona neu-
trail, y que la referida Ocupaci6n dura
ra mientras ell ejerciko de Alemania Sc
obstine en- burlarse de la orden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08

curidad lie daba vertigos, y que veia
fankRsmas girando a su all'edor
Por 10 demas, era Ruben Dario: Ell
primer poeta de hahla castellana -.
He dido decir que la obra Iteraria
de usted es grande. ~
He hecho algo. Precisamente llevo
ordenes de mi Gobierno para segu.r
en- Espafa publicando la "Historia del
Descubrimiento y Ia Conquista de Co
lombia" de la cual va he dado a la
luz tres volumenes. iDesde hace seis
aiios vengo trabajando en- esa obra He
publicado tambien dos tomos sobre ar
queologia y Efnog3 g3afia pre-colombia-
mas. Actualmente estoy dando la es
tampa ell "Archivo del General Fran
cisco de Paula Santander". Este que
rrero Sc distingui6 mucho cuando las
guerras de Bolivar. Fue compafiero su
yo EN- casi todas las grandes batallas.
A el debe Ell Libertador Ell triunfo en-
muchas empresas.
Hoy yo, como homemade al valiente
americana, publico su Archivo. va han
salido II volumenes. Todavia me fal-
tan algunos mas. Creo que la obra en-
terra pasara de %.
DE los paises que usted ha vista
do, Icual lie gusta mas7
-Francia, por supuesto. Yo me edu-
que EN- Paris. ALI obtuve mi titulo
de "Ingeniero de Minas' Soy gradua
do de la Universidad de Paris.
Por otra parte, mis- recuerdos de Pa
ris, son tan hondamente gratos! -.
irigurese usted! Haber conccido Y
charlado con cumbres como Verlaine,
Paul Adams, Mauclair, etc.. ha-
ber asistido al doloroso espectaculo de
la muerte de catulle Mendes, ell poeta
de los boulevares, gran amigo mio...
TEL pobre! Murio deshecho por las
ruedas de un tren.
Hay un instante de silencio, durante
ell cual mi me parecio que ell senior
Restrepo elevaba mentalmente al cielo
una oracion en- nombre del infeliz pos-
ia muerto. 49,. Despues lie pregunte:
-SY la literature EN- Colombia?
Z JQuienes son los dos primeros poetas?
Para mi, Julio Flores Y Guillermo
Valencia. Cada cual en- .su escuela, des-
de luego. iSon dos Himalayas!
Un apreton de manos. La sirena del
barco que pita, anunciando que pronto
Sc ira. Cambio de tarietas. Mil
frases afectuosas =. Resultado: esta
interview.
AUGUSTA PIETRI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
DON MATHIEU ALFoNsI.

Aver tarde Sc EMBARGO para n.
York, ell estimado caballero don
Matthew Alfonsi, jefe de la i'm
'portant escasa Pg e}iustis CO ~.
de esta plaza.
Nuestro amigo va al Norte con
ell prop6slto de realizar compras
para su establecimiento. FL senor
Alfonsi Sc propOne traer un inte-
resante surtido de articrllos de
novedad V fantasia. asf como tam
bien una gran variedad de ira
jes y sombreros para senoras, de
tlltimo estilo.
Deseamos al senor Alfonsi buen
viaje y muchos exitos en-. el prop6
sito que lie lleva al Norte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
RELACIONES CORDIALISIMAS
ENTIRE ITALIA Y FRANCIA

PARIS, abril 6.--con motive del via
ia de Mr.. Deschanel. presidente de La
RepuBlica francesa a Mia. ell Rey de
Italia telegrafi6 expresandole La
bienvenida mas cordial asi como tam
bien que acepte los sentimientos mas
sinceros. de sn naci6n q Italia. 4
MsI Deschanel respondi6 en- La misma
forna efusiva, hRciendole coustar el
testimonio de amistad firme que en-
lazan a las dos naciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08

Estando EN- visperas del In
ventario de nuestras existencias
hemos decidido rebajar conside-
rabIemente los precios de una
infinidad de articuIos tales como
blusas, faIdas, cafeteria, obietos
para caballeros, baules, maIetas,
perfumeria, loza y cristaleria, y
con este motive invitamos a
nuestra cIientela para que Sc
aproveche de la economic de
precios que ofrecemos.
LOS MUCHACHOS"
SUCESORES DE A. MAYOL CO.
San Juan, P. R. Advt.