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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
NEW COMIC STRIP
FOR THE v|RG|A|Ah
Tho Life, Loves and Adventures OF
Mr.. doc Martin" Rich In dumor
and ForcefM In Satire. To De
Published Weekly.

Arrangements have been made for
the publication of comic strip,
caricature history of The Life, Loves
and Adventures of Nj. Joe Martin"
which will appear in The Virginian
every Monday. The artist is Fores.
A. McGinn, a Marine veteran whose
sport cartoons were for years we'll
known throughout the West and
whose clever war drawings and liberty
loan pictuxes have since been re-
produced by leading newspapers and
magazines.
Mr.. McGinn saw service in France
with the 47th company, s. Tia regiment
United States Marines, and was
wounded in the forehead and both
arms. The same shell killed the two
men who were with him. 1t was
during this engagement that he lost
4 book of sketches for which search
lis, still being made. III found. its
notes and drawings are to be In cor
porated into the history Of the inn
mortal Second Division. The miss
Ing book contains many hastily pen
had performed heroic deeds at Bel
icaH Wood and elsewhere same Of
whom were killed Al st. Mihiel and
in the ArEonne.
During the months of GONZALES
cence in the A. +. F. hospitals and
later in the Brooklyn Naval hospital,
Mr.. McCinn continued his work, even
while hampered by bandages and
slowly healing wounds Propped up
with pillows and supplied with draw
ing materials, he made studies in
pencil, crayon and oil. according to
the desires OF nurses, physicians.
visitors and fellow patients. Many
OF the finished pictures appeared in
current publications.
Mr.. MeGinn Is native OF Clay
CITY, Indiana He was one OF four
brothers in the service. OF the other
three, Lieutenant Glenn McCiun
served in Inc rst Regular Infantry.
Sergeant Leland McGinn was dis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

Manager Archie Evans. OF the
Church Hall Athletic club basketball
team announced dotinateiy last night
that arrangements had been completed
with the Lynchburg Athletic club.
whereby these two claimants to the
independent basketball championship
would meet here at the Blues armory
on next Friday night. when the first
OF series OF games would be played
to decide the championship of the
state.
The record OF each of these strong
quints is known throughout the state,
as each has an enyiable record for
the season, having met and defeated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
PRESIDENT BRADLEY
P0STPOMtS. MEETING

The regular spring meeting of the
Virginia state league. was scheduled
for Petersburg on the 9Th OF March,
has been postponed until March is,
at the request of several OF the man
ayers who reported 10 President
Bradley, that il would be impossible
for them to be present on the first
named date, but that they would GER
tainiy be at the meeting on the 10th.
The meeting is to be called TO order
by President Bradley, at the Peters
burg hotel at O'Clock in the after
noon, the acceptance OF the 1890
schedule is the most important mat
ter to be taken up by the moguls al
this meeting, two schedules have been
drafted by Mike Finn. and copies OF
each have been in the hands OF the
managers for several days, and it is
expected that but little time will be
taken in adopting a schedule that will
be acceptable to all OF the club own
ers.
1t Is the opinion of those that are
familiar with these schedules that the
only controversy, that is likely to
arise is the distribution OF the Satur-
day games, and this is expected to be
about the only difficulty in adopting a
schedule that will meet with the APP
prevail of the club owners,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

patch rider in the aerial service and
Private Peter McGinn cast his lot with
the 2Sth Division.
Forest McGinn did his first art
werk in Chicago and later became
hlishsd in Texas, He was in Dali
las at the time OF his enlistment with
the Marines. Since his discharge
from the service he has been pur-
sutrg his art career In New York
City.
In "Joe Martin" monkey char
acter, Mt. McGinn has created a
comic personality which promises to
gain popularity with the reading
public coral to that OF other we'll
known eomic-strip Characters. into
the unique situations which the series
depicts, he has woven keen sense
Of humor and an originality OF con-
cept as interesting and entertaining
- it Is admirable for tie technique
OF it's portrayal.
The pictures are such az. will be
Of interest in .he home. They will
amuse and enfeIta1n. Their appeal
is to be beth old and yong. The hu-
nforous experiences, roTatic love at
fairs, briiiiass wedding ard conjugal
differences through which joe ca
yorts across the colu.slns of each sue
cessive strip contain subtle jokes and
complications that are bound to
bring smile to the face Of any tired
busipass man or trassed housewife.
The art Of furnishing a home, how
70 keep q cook. methods Of training a
husband and the wisdom of silence
and camouflagc all have their place
In this series OF gloom killing and
crouch. destroying. comic picture You
Arc sure to like them. They will APP
pear each week. You cannot AFFORD
to miss ono. Now that you have been
introduced to the artist you will like
them even more
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
scored his most recent hit. The New
Chauffeur" II Is called.
Odeon Thursday.

scored his most recent hit. The New
Chauffeur" 1t Is called
Another unusual attraction is AiIGen
Stanley, variety prima donna Nts1
Stanley is widely known in thu
amusement world as The Girl With
Personality" She is a chantet,oo
and Coincidence of varied accom-
\ plishnents. Her repertoire embraces
a wide range of popular vocal nuatAs
From the European music halls
come Gabby Brothers and Clark.
They are novelty performers, who
have new ideas and new way q
putting them over. The Gabky
Brothers and Clark trio, like all other
features of this bill. will be seen here
fer the first time,S although they arr
established farorites with vaudeviife
audiences in the larger cities
Rounding out the bill will coma
Rain and Beck. who have a unique
offering entitled, Echoes From
Woodland" a phantasmagoria Of fun
ny surprises. Accompanying the new
vaudeville show there will be u
vareigated motion picture exhibit. IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

"Shavings," adapted likewise from
published story, this one by Joseph
G. Lincoln, won a substantial artistic
success even against the heavy odds
of an unwieldy theater. 'Shavings"
Is a Cape Cod character, a toy maker,
with homely humor, a simple aim
in life until he meets "Her" and a
general desire to stimulate happiness
among all who come within his circle,
Herry Beresford is in the title role
ard gives a quaint whimsical and Eff
fectiye performance OF the beloved
cobbier and tinker There is a story
of course. but it contributes very little
to the pleasure OF the evening. Chief
contributors are the excellent drawn
characters, the benevolent bank
president the trascible merchant
who is at grips with the banker. the
town gossip. this time = masculine
purveyor OF gossip which is a triumph
in originality. together with the usual
city folk. aviators and others who
throw the characters OF the village
into outline, The lines are humorous.
home1y and philosophical. and with
the skill displayed by Mr.. Savage In
the selection of his cast and the
building of the two sets used. SHAY
ings" fell upon the local theatrical
field as boon OF JOY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
CRAWFORD HEADS THE
ROWING ASSOCIATION
Richmond May he Given the Regatta
To BE Held in July.

Washington, March Tin
less something unusual arises. the
regatta of the Southern Rowing
association will be held at Alex
anaria. under the auspices of the
Old Dominion Boat club, on July
"a In event Alexandria is unable
to handle the affair, il was de-
cided by the board OF directors at
a meeting last night at the Raj
eigh hotel that Richmond should
stage the event
Washington followers OF the
aquatic sports are disa ppointed
that conditions will prevent the
regatta being held here. ]. J.
Nolan. of the Potomac Boat club.
explained that the building Of the
Key bridge, with barges and
other Instructions, would not
give clear course.
e r. Carver, of the Old Do
minion Boat club, stated that the
FIRE which destroyed their club
house, shells and canoes last
year had placed an unusual f.
nancial burden on the club. He
saNi this made him hesitate
about Immediately accepting the
regatta for Alexandria. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Nolan, the expense OF
handling the regatta will he
shared equally by all the clubs In
the association, thus relieving the
financial strain.
The following committee was
appointed to fix standard medal
for individual prizes mt all flu
ture regatta: J. j. Nolan. Po-
tomac: II. A, Gillespie. Arundel.
and David A. Barrett. Ariel. Of
fieers were elected as follows:
William +. Crawford. Virginia
Boat club, president; II. A. Gil
lespie. Arundel Boat club. vice
president: f. F. Carvcrs Old Do
minion Boat club, treasurer, and
r. r. Gasch, Potomac Boat club,
secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
PluNelhG RECORD IS
| SMASHED BY SCHWEOT

Pittsburgh, March Fired Sch
wedt, of the Detroit Y. NJ. c. A, is
the holder of the worlds record for
indoor plunging as the result OF his
winning the championship title of the
United States by the Pittsburgh ma
tatorium. with plunge of eighty
two feet nine inches. This hettered
his former American mark of eighty
feet and the former world record of
eighty-two feet six inches. made four
teen years ago by TAYLOR. OF England.
X. II. Meagher. Yale '21S. who re-
Gently established a new record for
seventy-tive feet pool in this event,
finished second with a plunge of
eighty feet. Fred Jorn of the Detroit
Y. NJ. G. a, was third with seventy
eight feet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
AMATEURS HAVE FIRST
PRACTICE FOR SEASON

The Church Hin Athletic club base
ball team had its first work out OF
tho season Saturday. and despite the
bad weather full squad was on hand
for the initial practice. and while only
4 light practice was held, the men are
all In fairly good condition as they
have been working hard to keep IN
good physical trim In the local gyms
They expect good season and with
good weather conditions favoring them
it's expected that they will be In tip
top condition. when the umpire calls
play" for the ilrsk 1ams 81 the sea-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
NEW KEITH NOVELTIES
IN THE LYRICS SHOW

New and sprightiy novelty acts
crowd the bill at &. r. keith's Lyric
for the opening half of the week
commencing with the matinee per-
formance today. Several big time
feature acts that come direct from
the New York houses of the Keith
circuit are among the attractions.
One of these big time" biiltoppers
is William Fl. Armstrong, the char
acter conery star. Mr. Armstrong II
bringing hi sown company and the
new one-act comedy In which he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
VARSITY WRtsTLERS
/ vs. WASHINGTON { LEE

Especial to The Richmond virginian
University of Virginia, March T.
The Varsity wrestling team will meet
that OF Washington and Lee at Lex
ington Monday night The Virginia
Athletic association has recognized
wrestling as a minor sport. and will
carry ii in its schedules The
Varsity team IL being coached by
Bobby Mainfort, the well-known
wrestler.
In order to win the nation back to
steady work and production. German
industries are considering ways OF
putting profit-sharing methods into
operation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

The Slim Princess" says vichors
Schertzinger, who Is to direct Mabel
Normand in this delightful musical
comedy successes, lis going to be A.
treat for me. have the entire score
and you'll see Miss Normand cut few
capers new to the screen when Sha
dances to the music" With Cold
wyn orchestra playing the score and
Mr.. Schcrtzinger directing, the. result
is sure to be roaring success
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

CHAUNCEY OL1OTr

Chauncey Olcott opens tonight at
the Strand with the favorite Macushia
in watch Olcott liz seen at his best.
Macushla carries this season elabO-
rate stage settings az it is an e. l.
Erlanger production. Incidentally
Chauncey sings four new Irish songs.
The engegem ent incluues a per-
Torrance tomorrow night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

the stand and tell the boys why he
missed the big muss on the other
side.
Most likely thereIi be few arm
less and legiess in the audience VINO
don't know a thing about the manly
art of fistcuffs.
Health authorities throughout the
country are at2 fts as to what rem
edy TO apply to The tver-increasing
epidemic of hevo. Three hundred
ported yesterday.
Reports from Southern training
camps indicates all rockies are max
ing good--at the dinner table.
TN the spring. young mans
fancy turns to"--stepp.ng up there
with three on in the cpening game
OF the big league season.
why rot employee the services OF
an experienced ~ouija board to assist
in making out your income tax re-
port?
years of hard study and perser-
yerance will eventually bring sue
cess saw the learned author. Tint
QOpt fHdN pc U n ons SSta - ~ $50
college professor who listened 10 the
tale of woe Of an Infatuated bricklay-
err who complained OF the high cost
OF silk shirts.
Statistics prove that prohibition has
had the effect of tremendously boost
ing deposits in every bank in the
country. People have more money
since prohibition went into effect" de-
rlare fha
Noted scientist will endeavor to
Mars--headline ga. chance. Bet
he can't even get local telephone
, connection
AL Reich to come ba ck--headlfne.
What again? AL cones back so often
he'll n,eet himself going some OF
these days.
Nowthat the Yankees number
Babe" Ruth as one OF them. we look
| to see some nimble sporting writer
pull the following: 'Erhe" Ruth ac-
companied by the YANKEES left New
York last night for Chicago. where
they will play four games with the
Chicago White Sox. From there.
Mr.. Ruth. eth accompanied by the
Yankees. will go to st. Louis.
The pulse Of the nation will shoot
skyward when some leather-necked
umpire walks to second base. takes
| off his car and yells. play ball.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

Many ex-officers OF the British
army have been forced by unemploy-
inent to take TO peddling on the
streets. Those who do. wear masks
TO conceal their identity. Numbers OF
them wear decorations for bravery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

in the film version OF "Officer es6'
soon to he made by Goldwyn. Jack
Pickford will play the principal part
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
LET'SCO.
BY Gunboat Hudson

Jack Dempsey. che greatest fight
or the world ever saw" will now take
the stand and tell the boys why ne
missed the big muss on the othef
side.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

Most likely there'ii be few arm
less and legiess in the audience wn'
don't know a thing about the mani!
art of fistcuffs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

Health authorities throughout th'
country are atS fts as to what rem
edy TO apply to lie tver-increasins
epidemic of bevo. Three hundred
and fo-ty-two new cases were re
ported yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

Reports from Southern training
camps Indicates all rockies are max
ing gooi--at the dinner table.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

'In the spring, young mans
fancy turns to"--stepp.ng up there
with three on in the cpening game
of the big league season.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-12
ENGLATERRA-EL Pals
De Los NINOS

-Inglaterra siguc bebiendo- de-
ciamo:.
Siguo bebierio. en- efecto, ) s.gue
jugando. Todo San Sebastian he visto
recientemente jugar al ''tennis'' Mr.
Balfour, que tiene cerca de les ochen-
ia. otros ingleses, no mucho mas po
los que Ell ilustre politico, Sc ponen
unos plntalones cortos saltan a la
comba. Y, por mi parte, yo jamas 20
dre hablar de cosas serias entire estos
hombres inocentes, colorados bien edu
caditos, que Sc pasan la vida br.rc,n
do con las pantarrillas al aire
Mientras he vivido en- Inglaterra,
yo nunca he tenido la sensaci6n de vi
vir ertre personas mayores. Este es
un pueblo de nifos, con todo ell egois
mo de los nifios y con toda la energfa
de los nifios. Su nutricion principal con
siste en- sopas de leche Y en- confturas
Ell flirt' ingles me parece una in
vencion de gentes que todavia no han
llegado a la pubertad, y, la misma len
qua inglesa, en- donde, cuando Sc escri
be cafeteria Sc lee 'solidaridad cata
Lanai mas que de tai lengua, me da
la impression de una media lengua.
Los ingleses Green que ell cielo es
una colonia suya, que, cuardo niue
rem, Sc van el. No. Sc van al limbo
de los nifios y ALI pasan las horas de
ia eternidad jugando al polo al ten
mis- y convencidos de que no hay EN-
todo Ell otro mundo delicias mayores.
Y esta infancia perenne, en- virtud
de la cual los ingleses Sc mueren nj
nos los ochenta amos, Sc la debe Ir.
glaterra al sport. FL sport es 10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-12
I'll. ESTOMAGO ES Ell EJE DEL
SISTEMA

Cuando por cualquier causa el es-
t6mavo rehusare digerir 10 que come
mos, hay peligro de Indigestion, dis
pepsia y un sii numero de males que
rrovenen de la mala digestion.
Hay que evitarlos todo trance;
hay que eliminar del sistema la ma
terra fecal aglomerada, para prevenir
el desarrollo de sustancias venenosas
que pueden traer consecuencias flu
nestisimas.
Las Pfldoras Indianas Vegetables del
DIR. Wright, las genuinas, fabricadas
exclusivamente por Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pill CO., de 372 Pearl St.,
New York N. Y, son correctivas de
los males del est6mago. En- dosis de
tres al acostarse, una Tres veces al
dia, una hora despues de las comidas,
limpiando ell est6mago de toda mate
ria fecal purifcando el sistema de
toda impureza. FL estrenimiento que
invariablemente acompafa la indi-
gests6n desaparece por complete.
Insista en- que ell boticario no lie
c"'a ore las Pildoras In
dianas Vegetables del DR.. Wright, re-
huse comprar tomar otras. Advt.
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cox EXPONE
SU POLITICA
SOBRF: MEXICO
No intervendra en- los asun-
tog de Meiico nj enviar%. sol
dados a armar ciscog
cox DA. RESPUESTAS
NETAS A LAS INTE-
RROGACIONES
Dice q. 'es gran cosa repre-
sentar una causa q. no tie
ne agujeros de escape"

Segun information del New York
Times, la caracteristica de la cam
paha del gobernador Cox, candidate de
m6crata a la presidencia, fue su iilti
mo discurso en- ell estado de Kansas,
cuando lie interrog6 la audiencia acer
ca de la politica que seguira con Me
jico, EN- case de ser electo presidente.
La interrogation acerca de Mejico
tuvo lugar en- Newton ALI ell Gober
nador Sc dirigio en- la estaci6n la
multitud; tom6 luego ell 'lunch" en-
la camara de comercio y despues habl6
en- ell Auditorium lugar que no po
dia contener a todos los que quisieron
oirle por 10 reducido del salon. Enton
ces fue cuando ell candidate Cox dijo
a los presertes que cualquiera que tn
viese alguna duda respecto de sus ideas
podria preguntarle la question que qui
sierra.
''Hace algunos amos -dijo uno
de los presentes- Ell senador Harding
dijo que Mejico no tendria paz has
ia que no estuviese bajo nuestra ban
dera. Ahora el dice que repetiria ell
mismo discurso, pero sustituye la pa
labra "espiritu" por la de "bande-
RAJ.
Ell Gobsrnador Cox replic6 inmedia
tamente:
"Creo que Harding pronunci6 re-
cientemente un discurso en- ell cual di-
10: que nosotros vamos proteger los
intereses estaunidenses como sea don
de quiera. Sc refiria a Mejico. Una CO
sa es hablar de protection para los inte
reses estadunidenses donde quiera que
sea en- la faz de la TERRA, 10 cual es
correcto; pero yo creo que cuando un
aventurero va armar un cisco sa
be d6nde va, los Estados Unidos no
deber enviar una brigada de soldados
con el.''
Hubo entonces un gran APPLAUSE, y
cuano el Gobernador pregunt6 81 su re
plica sltisfacia, el APPLAUSE Sc redoblo
prolongandose bastante tempo.
Cox exclam6 entonces:
''Es una gran cosa representa- una
causa que no tiene boquetes de sail
da".
Al DIR este, la audiencia rio y aplau
di6 una vez mas.
El Goberpador Sc concrete de aqui
en- adelante en- su conferencia con ell
auditorio hablar de Russia, question
cue lie fue propuesta por una mujer;
y tambien, un POGO despes, sobre Ar
meria.
Interrogado por otro del grupo so
bre 10 que pensaba de Eugene v. Debs
con estas palabras: "Sanciona usted la
persecution del ejercicio de la libertad
de palabra en- este pais?, respondio:
''No tan solo estoy por la libertad de
palabra, sino que tambien en- favor de
repudiar todas las leyes que reprimieron
los derechos de la libsrtad de palabra
durante la guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-12
DICHA PARA TODOS

81 desea usted obtenerla y
cree en- ella, use ell deIicioso JA-
BON ORINOKA, de perfume y
suaVidad inimitables.
Mantiene ell CUTS fresco y sua-
We, ademas de prevenir toda in
feccion de la pieI. Es indispen-
sable para los nenes.
.. Este jabon es ell preferido por
las damas de buen gusto para
ell tocador y ell baho. i0ue deli
cioso es un baho con jab6n ORR
noka!
En- todas las farmacias y dro-
guerias. 'l'ts =
The OrinOka PharmaCal Go. Inc.
New York, U. S. A.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-12
lQUE DESCRACIADA SOY! ESTE
DOLOR ME ESTA MATANDO!

II STA es una exclamation que Sc oye
de inhnidad de mujeres porque sufren
49, horribemente de dolores de espalda,
sc consideran desgraciadas por Greer
que tales padecimientos son naturales de
su sexo Este es un error muy grande
pues no existen tales dolores ''propios del
sexo." FL dolor de espalda es uno de los
sintomas mas comunes del NAL de los
Tiiones es uno de los primeros indicios
de debilidad renal. Inmediatamente al
aparecer dicho dolor debe I'd. comenzar
a prestar ayuda los riiones, pues de no
hacerlo asi sus padecimientos seran ma
yores de dia EN- dia. La falta de fltracion
en- los riiones causara que la sangre Sc
Ilene de venenos iiricos Y pronto sc senti-
ran en- las coyunturas, musculos, etc.
aquellos dolores que sc denominan gene
ralmente "reumaticos."
Las PHdoYdS dc Foster Para Los
PiHOneS han salvado miles de personals
del NAL renal. Todos los ingredientes que
entran en- su composition son de primera
calidad; han sido usadas recomendadas
por mas de so amos. No contienen drogas
de ninguna clase que perjudiquen el
ORGANISING. 81 siente I'd. dolores de
espalda dirijase inmediatamente la
botica mas cercana y compre un trasco
de PtId0rdS de Foster Para Los Rn0HeS.
. De venta en- todas las boticas. Solicite
nuestro folleto sobre las intermediates
renales y Sc 10 enviaremos absolutamente
gratis.
go FOSTER. ER.McCLELLAN co,
BUFFALO, N. W Z. U. A.
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1871 lsIi 1871

1871 1871 1871
ID. puede aprender inR(s Dor eorrespon.
dencia en- propia casa en- los momentoa
desoounados. HAblelo. l6alo escrsbalo des.
puea de haher tornado algunas leccones del
famoso. corto. facf practice METOD0
UNIVERSAL. Curse especial para princi-
plantes tambien para estudiantes avanza-
d0s. MAndenos non5rs dirseci6n Il
enviaremos information eetallada.
THE UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE dept. TD
1aE w. IoG 81 New Ysrk ".
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AsEsINATo EN- 2Do. GRADO

En- breve sc vera ante ell Tribunal
de Distrito de Guayama el juicio por
asesinato en- Edo. grado seguido con-
ira Maria Vegui'la, quien mato su
e~poso en- Aibonito de cuyo suceso
inform6 Ell MUNDO, oportunamen-
te.
FL esclarccimiento de este crimen,
que estaba rodeado de innumerables
somhras, por el modo en- que fu6 CO.
metido, Sc debe nl Lca). Rodriguez
Rivera, jucz de Cayey
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vi. SUAREZ
'SASTRE"
hraduadO de The New York
cuthing School.

confeccion artistica y mOdsr-
IVA de toda cIase de traje dc ca
balIeros para todas las tormas
humans.
San Juan, p. R.
ALLEN is.
Advt.