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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
COUNCIL STANDSPAT
ON CONTRACT WITH
SANITARY COMPA
If Latter Quits Tonight it is Likely
Immediate Action Will be
Taken on the Bond.
CAN OPERATE THE PLANT

With today as the time limit set by
the Wilmington Sanitary Company TO
accept its ultimatum OF aV increase OF
$4,000 a wear or tho comps ny will go
out of business" City Council last night
refused to take any immediate action nj
referred the matter TO the committ.e of
the whole for consideration next Nco nes-
day
There was NJ discussion of the com
munieation, but il is likely that II the
company makes good its threat special
meeting Of the Board of Health and Coun-
ell will be held. However, steps Will be
taken 10 hold the bonding company re-
sponsibe. :,
The communication, IL will be recalled,
Offered the city the right TO operate the
plant at its own expenss." Therefore IT If
likely that tho Board of Health will mako
plans TO inaugurate a city owned garbage
plant If no other solution of the trouble Is
forthcoming. City Solicitor Huxley point
ed out on Wednesday night that the build
ing now used by the sanitary company
was in use several years ago by, q defunct
garbage company and that it belongs 20
the city. Men can be put 20 work under
the direction Of the city on Saturday morn
ing. nc stated The land is owned by the
bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation and
is held by the city on ton-yoar lease.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
NEGRO DENIES GUILT.
Carroll Malloy Placed on Trial for Second
Time Today.

Retrial of the case of Carroll Malloy,
Negro, in which jury disagreed several
days ago, was had before Judge Heisel
and a jury this morning. Malloy was
accused of having stolen pair of gloves
and 81 T.. ON the Office OF John n. Jordan
at the Pyrites Company. He signed a
paper onfessing the theft, it was said,
but Malloy said he did not know what he
wax signing. The paper was read to
him before he was asked if he wanted to
sign it, it was said Malloy said he took
the gloves upon instructions of his fore
man. He did not take the money, he
said. He said he thought he was con-
Tossing TO taking the gloves only
Carroll Malloy was found guilty with
a recommendation for the mercy of the
court. He was sentenced to six months
Imprisonment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
ERWIN BERGDOLL SAYS
He RECEIVED NO AID
Prisoner Denies That Any Of the
Defendants Helped Him to
Evade Draft.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, Sept. 24.-Erw n Berg
doll. serving a four-years sentence for
dodginu the military draft, testifying to-
dav at the trial Of his mother, Mrs. Emma
C. BerSdoll, charged with conspiracy to
aid him and his brother Grover, to evade
the military law, said he watched and
chuckled as government agents searched
for him in his own barn, where he lay
hidden. Charles A. Braun, n brother OF
Frwin's, James +. Romig and Henry
Schuh, friends of the Bergdoil family, and
Albert Mitchell, an automobile dealer,
are also on trial charged with conspiracy.
The Federal agents, said Bergdoll, not
only were visible to him as they ralded his
home and that of his brother, Charles,
which adjoin, but they also ran through
the barn. ''T'hey did not search the barn
very carefully" Erwin testified with a
grin. He denied that any of the de
PENDANTS in any way aided hun TO evade
the draft.
The raid on his home, Erwin said was
on the morning of January z, the same day
that his brother, Grover, was captured
at his mothers residence.
Bergdoll followed Miss Nellie Ehreh,
of Lynchburg the Nell Emerson IN
the casc-to the witness stand.
She Indignantly disclaimed any knowl :
edge of the Bergdolls and characterized
all the testimony concerning her "a bundle
of lies.
She denied the testimony of Thomas +.
Furrey. Baltimore automobile salesman,
that Erwin had introduced her TO Furrcy
in Baltimore.
The defense will probably rest this
afternoon, and the case may go to the Jury
tonight.
Bergdoll in his testimony placed the
responsibility for his escape squaFsy upon
his own shoulders
"Haye anv defenants ever offered you
money. sustenance. food or anything TO
aid YOU in the evasion Of the draftf
questioned Counsel.
None whatever" replied Bergdoli
Then Erwins mirth again was tlckled
as he told how he had remained at his
home in August and July, 1919, IN sight
of many persons and unmolested. by
federal agents supposed to be comblng
the country for him.
During those two months, was work
inc on farm" testified Erwin. Il was
plowing in the fields every day with n
tractor. could see certain parts OF the
highway from the field, and saw many
persons passing on the road daily.
The last time he saw Braun was on
July 10 last the day before he surrendered
10 the army at Governor Island.
After he had testified he had never seen
or heard of Nell Emerson. Erwin assailed
The testimony Of government witness
that on the night Of last January ., he
had met Braun on a Delaware County
road by pre-arranged signal Of flashing
on and of the lights Of their automobiles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
JAMES {. CORRIGAN FOR
INSURANCE OFFICER
Placed on Democratic Ticket, Sue
ceeding A. ]. Butler, Who
Resigned.

James T. Corrigan of 2s07 Madison
street il the Democratic nominee for
insurance commissioner OF Delaware.
lie was placed on the ticket ycsterda y
by the state Committee at its meet fng IN
Dover, TO fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Alexander J. Butler, also
Of Wilmington. who was nominated at
the party convention In Dover recently.
MIR Butler withdrew because he found
that he would have TO sever his present
business relations in the event Of bus elee-
ton to the Office.
Mr.. Corrigan was born m Wilmington
40 years ago lie received his early edu-
cation in the public schools Of Whining
ton. after which he studied law in the
Baltimore Law School and also studied
at the University Of Maryland and the
New York Life Insurance School, where he
graduated. He Is at present one OF the
assistant managers of the Equitable Life
Insurance Co. at Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
MACSW|NEY IN VERY
EXHAUSTED CONDITION
After Spending Very Bad Night,
Enters on 43d Day of
Hunger Strike.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press 10 Every rNehlnS
London, Sept. 24.-Terence MacSwin-
ey. lord mayor Of Cork, was In a very ex-
hausted condition this morning at Brlxton
prison, according to q bulletin issued by
the Irish Self Determination League. He
spent very bad night, the bulletin de
clared, and the severe pains IN his head, OF
which he has complained frequently began
again this morning.
Dublin, Sept. 24.-An official report
issued at Dublin Castle shows that the
attack Wednesday on motor lorry con-
tanning six policemen near Lahlnch was
more serious than was previously an
nounced. Six constables were killed, while
soldiers who fred on their assailants assert
that they saw four of them drop. The
police allege that their assailants used
dum-dum bullets, and that the wounded
were fred upon and killed. First reports
said the motor lorry was ambuscaded by
100 men and that four of the policemen
were wounded.
Dublin, Sept 24-General Sir Nevll
Macready, commander of the military
forces in Ireland, denies that the reprisals
for the assassination of police taken at
Balbrigan by the BLACK and Tans and
elsewhere by the regular police or military
were actuated by any set policy formulat-
ed by the government. He declared, how
ever, that if the Guerrilla warfare of the
Irish Republican army continued the
situation might become such that re-
prisals would be necessary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
To Be PREMIER
UNDER NEW PRESIDENT
Accepts Call From MiIlerand; Will
Also Act as Foreign
Minister.
By Associated Press to Every Evening


Paris, Sept 24.-Georges Leygues,
minister of marine in the Clemenceau
cabinet, has accepted call 10 the first
premiership under President Millerand's s
administration, il was announced this
afternoon. He viii likewise act as foreign
minister.
Georges Leygues, who became minister
of marine when Premier Clemenceau
formed his cabinet In November, 1917,
served In that post throughout the re-
malnder of the war. contributing notably
to the success of the allies In the long
struggle against German submarine war
fare. He retired from ministerial Office last
January with the resignation of Clemen-
eeau.
He is lawyer by profession and a
writer of considerable prominence on
historical, political economic and literary
subjects His political affiliations have
been with the group of the Republicans of
the left. He will be o. years of age In
November.
Before summoning NJ. Leygues, PreSi-
dent Millerand consulted Leon Bourgeois,
president of the Senate; Raoal Peret,
president of the chamber of deputies;
NJ. L'Hopiteau, the minister of justice;
Jules Steeg, the minister of the interior;
General Pau and Charles Dumont, for
mer minister of finance.
Besides holding the premiership NJ.
Millerand was the foreign minister of his
own cabinet and the new minister is like
wise to head the foreign office. 1t is un-
derstood the other ministers of the Miller
and cabinet will retain their posts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
GREETINGS FOR LEGION
FROM PARTY LEADERS
Harding and Cox Send Messages; +;
Pageant Will Typify Spirit
of Organization.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 24.-The parade
of the American Legion Monday opening
the three days convention will be more of a
pageant typifying the spirit of the legion
and the spirit with which the United
States went into the war, Franklin
d'OLier, national commander, declared
today.
Messages of greetings were received
from Senator Harding, Governor Cox,
Secretary of War Baker and Secretary
of the Navy Daniels.
After welcoming the legion to Ohio,
Governor Cox's message read in part.
ssIt is my hope that every request and
recommendation made and TO be made
by your body will receive the serious con-
sideration of all interested parties.
Nothing would displease me more than
to see our government and our people
forget the great service rendered byyour
members in the successfulwar struggle in
behalf of civilization. | hope the activities
of your organization will assist in keeping
fresh in the minds of our people the duty
and obligation our country owes to those
who served III time of need.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
LLOYD GEORGE AVERTS
COAL STRIKE IN BRITAIN
After Conference With Miners,
Notices Have Been Suspended
for Week.
By Associated Press to Every Evening


London, Sept 24.-The coal miners OF
Great Britain will not go on strike next
Monday as threatened, it developed to-
day. As result of a meeting between
Premier Lloyd George and the miners
executive body, the coal strike notices
previously handed in have been suspended
for one week.
The recommendation of the executive
BODY was followed by the miners dele
gates at their meeting later In the after
noon and it was decided to suspend the
strike notices one week as requested by
the premier.
London, Sept 24.-4he Australian
coal tribunal has awarded the miners an
increase of three shillings a day in wages
according to dispatches received here to-
day from Australia. The increase brings
the miners wages 10 sixteen shilling Sly
pence day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
MOFFA A DERELICT.
So Liquor Charge Brought Against Him
is Dropped.

Leonda Moffa, who had been held by
the Federal authorities for examination
as to his mental condition, was brought
before Judge Morris in United States
Court today and dismissed on a charge ol
transporting liquor contrary to law. Moi
ia was found to be mentally defective
He was arrested while transporting liquor
from Philadelphia to Baltimore. He got
off the train here and boarded train fol
Dover and while inquiring the way tC
Baltimore was arrested with FIVE gallons
of liquor in his possession.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
AGED COUNTERFEITER.
go Year-Old Man Passes Bad Money to
Get Into Jail as Haven.
By AssOciate0 Press 10 Every -Eyening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
San Francisco, Sept. 24.-Wiliam
Smith, alias Robert Bosson, 90-year-old
counterfeiter, today was under jail sem
tence Of one year and fine of one dollar
imposed in the United States District
Court, following his plea of guilty.
Smith said he had passed bad money
in the hope of getting into jail, as he was
"well treated there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
Goes to Massachusetts Reformat0ry

John Glova, IL years old. who yester-
day pleaded guilty to to a -hafge1 Of break
brought before Judge Morris in the United
States Court today and sentence to
three years in the Massachusetts, State
Reformatory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
Order Every Evening Regularly

from the dealer who serves in your
neighborhood-o your nearest news
agent Every Evening is non-returnable,
and to secure copy regularly your dealer
should be requested to reserve a copy for
you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
Amusements Tonight

PLAYHOUSE The Champion
Garrick Vaudeville
Queen" Big Happlucss
Majestic Down ON the rNrm
Rislto-"D Dollars and tnc WOMAN.
strand 'Apachc.
Sayoy-'OUt NOndcf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
McCorkindaIe Returns to Roanoke.

William j. McCorkindaie Will 20 10
Roanoke, Va, tomorrow TO resume his
former connection with the Roanoke
Gas Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

To prevent bottle famine return empties
promptly. Clover DAIRY Co.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

Winterthur Special Sanitary Milk for
Babies.--Clover Dairy.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
Omega Watches.

Collins and Meyer, 1ol w. sth st.--Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

Riga, Sept 24-Adolph Joffe, head Of
the Soviet peace delegation, at today's
session of the Russo-Polish peace con-
ference proposed an armistiee which he
said must be accepted by the Poles with
in ten days or the Russian winter cam.
paign would be inaugurated which Joffe
declared the Soviet government desired
to avoid.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-08
Y PATEK 8. RfJNA 1920.
historic daru z lasky.

1n pochopiteluo, re adresati
darl1u y lasky prozivali cele
cei6 dli5, tydnY, ba j m&slce
uzkosti, nez jelich 2asilka do
tde K MIN dlouTou ceston pres
ocean. Takovyni pocity pVla-
dan byl p. Jos. Pelant =
Dobrovic, kterV z dlonh6ho
eekani napsal luformacni kan
celari dnrech amer. Cecho-
s,oy&llu netrpeliVy, rozhorle-
ny dcpis, v njmz Sc zatajova-
nj rravGho stavu veci pode-
zilva Cs. kfiz. O ) tyGnl
pozdGji postal Ease dopis, ale
tentokrate rrodchnuty vdec
nosU IA ob5tavost tech, M
kter6 zprvu horlil. "Vystavn'
zabodnella hedna", iejiz zdi
zeni klade sam IA yinu opo
2d6nc americk6 vJpravy. dosl;
40 bohaiJm obsahcm, d,
lehoz casti Sc Stastny adre
sat hned obl6kl dal toto
grafovati. informacni kancc
lari pro diary Am. Cechosloya
ku postal tuto svou fotogra
4n ma pamdtku: letni "a
hrade Sc slnnecnicemi Stol
tepl6m svetru, hunatc &c
pici a Y zinnich rukavicich
tvare sc St'astne a koure ;
move americke dymky. Jeht
pTipad timto st'astnym "a
Foncenim neni ysak .iediny, al
tHplcky, a Ii, kterlm iejicI
zasilka Ameriky ieste neju
sla. necht' Sc ma nem priul
nutne duyGre.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-08
POSLEDNi NOC OpSOUZEN
COVA.
Napeal Petr Rosegger.

- Pane do2oree! Pane do
zorcel Proslm vas. pfineste mi
.cSte nuz q vidlithu.
- Nesrojm! odpovedel w
zvan%. ot9iraje vrzaiici dv6re.
- Tedy aspon ubrousek -
prosil vezcn.
- Nesniim.
kdya lie to takoy6, vezme-
tie 81 tn peceni Zptt; nejscm
illadovy. A VINO take. kdy-
hych no dustal drive, osvezilo
" mi snad srdce. Dnes naplnu-
le mne strGchem. Pane dozor-
oel Nenuite nj. proslm vas. Jed
nu chvilkn. Jste pfece Glove
Lem neodmltnete posiedni
me proShy.
- Ceho 81 prejete?
- Frosim Jen . maly zavi-
TEX motouzu nebo 0 ncco po-
dcbneho. 10 SO muze dobfe k ne
Cemu hoditi. Prosim vas
- Nesmim,
- Poslpuchejte Fhace mot
Ultra tax iako tax POI esi. Za
slouzil jsen smrti, to prizna
vam. ale .,ezaslouzil isem t.
nooi, ktera mne Geka. Pro ia
sku nristov i, nemuct4 mne to,
strasnou noci ,po5ledni Tolikc
tutc noe nj oa'Hito. n4etft'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-08

- Nesmln! - odpovedel
dozorce a chtsl odejiti,
Vezen chytil ho "a ruku a Sc
ptal $ hore@nynl spachem:
- Mic Sc vam nestane, kdyz
mi pomuzete. Nikdo Sc o tom
nedovf. Mate pfovazek, KITE
rym svazriete otypky drivi, ne
chte mi no zde, muzete no pre-
ce ' cele znlciti. o CO mi bezi?
Dv5re bouchly vezen zu-
stal sam. Ale jeste okenkem
kficel ma cele hrdlo a hlas jeho
rozlehal Sc po temne chodbe:
- kdo vAm dal takove pra-
vo? Zivot mi muzete witt, "a
konnik van to narizuje Wy
poslouchate ustanoveni. Ale u
drzovati mne nasiln6 pri zivo-
tn, nez Sc YAM zalibi vydati
mne ma smrt hanebnou! Rikat1
mi: Musis umriti Ultra, a zbra-
novati mi uciniti to jeste dnes!
Odkud m&re to pravo? Zaslou-
zil-li isem 81 smrti, dovolte mi
zemTiti na1ednou! Chci to u
ciniti dobrovolne: ably snad ne
byl zkracen kat, at mu zapla-
ii! Muze ostatne mdj trup po-
vesiti ma sibenici, at vidi vsi-
chni, re. zakonu bylo ucineno
zadost.
Sc vSin souhlasfm; ale nae
uzivati pfemoci, dyz to chci u
Giniti dobrovolne! Zabil jsem,
pravda, t2dy i Wy me zabijete
najednou kde je napsano, ze
"a vrazdu muslin preziti jeste
jednn dlDlhou noe? Odsoudili
! jste mne Ma. smrt, dobra, ale
pravim v5n ieSte iednou, ja-
i1ym pravem kazete mi ziti je-
! StG n6kolih nedel po rozsudku?
| Jakym uk utnym pravem, tazi
Sc vas. pirov6? Zdaz jediny
zachvat srt!etni nemuze vas
r,redejiti 3 yaS rozsudek uciniti
fic otnvm? Nemlzete-li zabra-
niti nava.u mrtvice, nae pTeka-
Zeti samovrazd6, ktera pfece
neruSi va&eho rozsudku, nybrz
no provadl?
! Chcete, abych zemfel rukou
hatovOu. rozumim, - me- to
svhi duvod Ale kGe jest? Coz
uemuIo uC niti to dnes stejnf
Jako Ultra? At koneGne jed.
nou pride Ten hloupy stracf
pred MIN Jest hrozneisi nez or
sam. Coz nemohl to ud6lat
pred sedmi tydny? Jste neko.
necna ukrLtnl, mocnl panov6
Prece rozsfdek mluvi jednodu
sc 0 'mrti, a kral no podepsal
y provedcni trva nejvyse pet
minut, ncnI-li kat hudlarem
= Cd sedmi nedel, od chvile, kdy
\ lste mi pretetll rozsudek, uni
. ram neustale. Ale ami to van
: nestaci, chteli jste zvetSiti mi.
= strach smit elny pred posledn
i chvli, a proto oznamili jste m
= dnes laskale {, ze Ultra rano {
= Seste hodine rozsudek bude wy
konan. Ma obet' netrpela an
minutu, panoye, ami minutu! a
y w? Wy Gou vinou svedomi S
obtezujete! Celych sedm nede
q Ia noe iestt, Pro vecny sout
naprlsahan vas, at Sc to il;
skonci! =
D. TAX yolai a kazde slovo jak,
n smrtelny Vykrik rozlehalo S,
straSive 10 dlouhe chodbe, all
v neproniklo k uSim tech, ktef
9. je slyseti nell.
- hdyz yaZen obratil sc po
nur6 sva cell, uZrel ma lavici We
die lU2ka &c slamy talir pc
e. ceni kaii$ek vlna. Rozesma
m So.
y = Ted nam .iisti a pitt! =
70 zvolal dntym smichem. - J
u to zionlyS,nost S iejich stran
T. q snad Zaiiste, kdyby by
ID 10 n,ozno cnlusiti Sc pGl litrer
e Una! kdyby to bylo moSno
i'll Ne, to mnc ma tolik obcerstvit
abych DOtpm tim Silneii DOcit'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03
ExitO de Ia pOmada
zELITA en- New York
Ponce, P. R. mayo 4, 1920.
Sr. Marcelino Torres,
Juana Dfaz. p r.

Ponce, P. r mayo 4, 1920.
Sr Marcclino Torres,
Juana Diaz, P. r.
Egtimado amigo:
Hace como un mes que regres6 de los
Estados Unidos, en- donde tuve la opor
tunidad de hablar con un amigo mio,
un tai Franceschini, de Guayanilla es-
te me inform6 que habia sido pregunta-
tado por varias senoritas americanas pa
ra conseguirle la pomada Zelita, que
hasta la habian llegado a ofrecer S25
por cada bote. Esse senior Franceschinl
me indic6 habia escrito nstedes por
muestrae y las que lie mandaron las
reparti6 entire algunas muchachas ameri-
canas dando estas un resultado salts
factorio, siendo una de elias la que lie
GO ofrecer los $500 81 le conseguia
un pomo.
Yo estimo que con una buena propagan
da en- los Estados Unidos puede tener
la pomada una buena aceptaci6n CO.
mo es usted uno de los accionistas de
la Compafiia no he tenido inconvenien-
te en- informarselo por 10 que pudiera
convenirles.
Quedo como siempre de usted alto.
amigo y s. s.
fFirmadol j. BERNAoLA. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03
ESPLENDIDA
OPORTUNIDAD

Por tener que ausentarne para los
Estados Unidos vendo una tienda de pro
visiones en- la parada A, Gale de San
Agustfn, la cual vende actualmente
mil dollars semanales.
Para justiicarlo, puedo dar una Sc
mana prueba al que interese comprar.
81 usted puede disponer de dos mil
dollars para compra, dirijase Jose
Cruzado, la misma direction. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03
Sc VENDE

FL solar perteneciente al "San Juan
Tennis Club, antes ''Anglo American
Tennis Club, que consiste de 1900 me
tros cuadrados y que esta situado en
ell Condado cerca del Parque, Sc pom
dra a la venta mediados del mes de
noviembre.
Los interesados sirvanse comunicar
Sc con ell Tesorero, Julio Bague, clio
Sanchez Morales y Co. Inc. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03
LA v1cr1MA!

Efectivamente, al uegar al hospital,
sobre una mesa de operaciones Sc halla-
ba Miguel Acevedo, de once amos de
edad todo bafiado en- sangre, quien
era asistido por ell doctor Rafael vaz-
quez, auxiliado por el practicante Ra-
mon Rosa Quifiones. Alredor de la me-
sa estaban Ell Juez, Ell Jefe de a-policia
del distrito, ell Condsionado de Servicio
Publico Y otras autoridades locales. Tam
bien estaba ell padre del nifo, don Jose
Acevedo Pima.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03
SDESCUBRIo AMERICA UN MARINo
NORUEGO?

FL doctor sofus Larsen, archivero de
la Universidad de copenhague, ha encon
trado en- documentos v naapas antiques
la prueba de que en- 1476 descubri6 Anne
RIGA un marino noruego namado John
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03

Solvo que navegaba por la rlta de Is
landia Groenlandia, siguiendo indica-
clones de exploradores portugueses.
Acaba de recibirse la noticia en- Anne
RIGA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03

Segiin declara ell mismo herido, pene-
tr6 en- Ia casa del senior Ramos Mufiiz,
tom6 un revolver que Sc hallaba en- una
gaveta, y creyendole descargado, halo
ell gatillo, por 10 cual salio Ell tiro, que
lie produjo una herida grave.
Ell PRoYECTIL DIsPARADo:
Ell proyectil disparado penetro por en-
ire La tercera y cuarsa costilla, yendose
a alojsr en- la region escapular Y produ-
ci6ndcle una profusa hemorragia. afec
tando la circulation en- ell brazo A la
hora en- que escribimos. Ell proyectil no
ha sido extrafdo ain.
oTRos DETALLEs: obEoBqze
Boa sb $50 sgm 81 S 81
~ Ell shecho, segln Sc desprende sde la
declaration del herido, ha sido casual,
y quizas la curiosidad de la inexperien-
cia de un nifo puede traerle fatales con
secuencias pues su estado es muy gra-
We. FL revolver es un Smith de z
milimetros.
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Sc vENDE dos 'wagones de MADEIRA,
un encerado grande un lote de felpu-
dos The New York and P. r. Metal Co.
JOHN LEWIS, Proprietor. Stop S1a,
Puerta de TERRA. Advt.
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EncontrarA usted FL MUNDo 81
81 CafS Central dc Gonzales y Cano
Plaza ''Jos6 Y. Mater. Advt
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DEToNAc1oN Y oARRERAs.

Hoy. como las una S5 nInutos de
la tarde oimos una detonacion vimos
que muchas personas corrian hacia la
Gale de Be,;ances, hacia ALI nos di-
rigimos, pensando en- alguna desgracia;
y en- efecto, frente la residencia del
joven virgilio Ramos Muniz, y en- Ell
pavimento de la acera v de la calle, no
tamos algunos regueros de sangre: In
quirimos los que en- dicho sitio comen-
taban, y Sc nos informo que un nifio
habia sido herido por una bala de re
v6lver. por 10 que Sc lie condujo al hos
pital
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CINE LUNA.-Lleve sus ninos al ma
tinee de los domingos, donde seran OBJ
sequiados con regalos Advt