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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

PARTY SCORED
BY VENIZELOS

Athens. Greece, Nov 13-Premier
Fenizelos, speaking with regard TO
plans TO place former king Constan-
tine on the throne. said
The opposition wants Constantine
back, hut we VIII shed blood first.
The opposition declares the success
sion must be determined by a ulebis-
cite. Their object IS 10 prolonE the
present state Of suspense and pre-
vent the return Of the Greeks TO
normal life The opposition thus are
serving the monarchial system. They
ere strange people 10 make such
trouble in view OF the nations sacri-
fices, which have given 10 national
triumphs. Our traditional foes have
been cast down. Bulgaria has been
driven from the Aegean and Turkey
no longer IS a European power"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

7 TOUsTON, Tex, Nov. 13.-In view
II OF press reports that congress
viii be called IN special session
for the purpose Of revising the tariff,
the Southern Tariff association with
headquarters here, has reproduced
schedules showing the position OF
both the Republican and Democratic
parties on the subject, as expressed
in she ta-iff acts OF the Taft ana
Wilson administrations
liz Is pointed out BY the association
that, since there is 20 be a tariff re-
vision, southern Industrial leaders
and pro lucers viii insist on a policy
that viii deal justly with southern
products and one that viii not dis
eliminate in the application OF that
policy AGAINST any industry, pursuit
or v0cGuon-
The tariff schedules OF the last two
zadonal administrations. as present
ed by the tariff association follows
Bacon and hams-Taft &C ID; Wilson,
free
Beef. fresh-Taft. he h.; wilson. free.
Veai. frash-Iaft. 116c lb.s Wilson. free
Mutton, frssh-Taft. Ike b.; Wilson.
Lamb. fresh-Taft. IKE d.; wilson.
free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Coal Prices Expected
To Adcmce Is Cents

Coal prices are expected TO be in
creased IS cents a ton in the near
future as result OF the increase IN
freight rate on coal shipped from
northern New Mexico fields which
became effective November 6. The
freight rate increase was 371s cents
a ton.
Coal dealers, replying to Inquiries
from the chamber OF commerce as to
what increases would be made. are
saying an increase Of rs cents VIII
nave TO be made for the reason that
no Increase was made % cover an in
crease IN the price at the mines last
september ana now that the freight
rate Is increased, al increase in me
price IN Fl PaE0 viii have 70 be made
70 take care OF both increases in
cost
The rate to Deming. through Fl
Faso. was not increaEld IN the tariff
published recently by the Fl Paso Il
Southwestern railroad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Hotel Guest Robbed OF
$40; Tmo Snshecfs Hell

o. Eckles. Lsnox hotel. com
planned Friday that he had been
robbed Of $40. Detective c. c. Cum
ningham arrested Daisy Sterling and
Fred strosssr for investigation.
Otner thetts reported to the police
Friday afternoon and night follow.
E J. H0ffer. 3515 Richmond street.
reported thieves took from his home
parcel post package containing
clothing valued at s115.
W z Foley, 41O1s Myrtle avenue.
reported diamond stick pin was
stolen from him while at Labor
Temple
sylbeilo Escobar. 1901 South Flor
ence street, reported thieves entered
his home and took bed clothes and
garments valued at approximately
500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Maryland Man Named
Pensions Commissions

Washington, D. C., Nov. 15.-Frank
D. Byington, Of Maryland was ap-
pointed today by president Wilson as
commissioner o. pensions Frederick
A Royss OF California was named
deputy comni ssoner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
DEPORTATION PROCEEDING
STARTS AGAINST SHOEMAKEF

salt Lake City. Utah, Nov. 13.-Carl
Larson. salt Lake City shoemaker,
said 20 be former secretary Of the
Commuuist-Labor party in Utah. was
arrested late yesterday by govern
ment officials. who announced pro-
ceediuEs looking 20 his deportation as
IN undesirable alien VIII be started
soon
Farley P. Christensen. late candI-
date for the Farmer-Labor party for
president. IS Larson's attorney.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
ROSS ACCUSED AS
METZ'S ASSAILANT

State Detective Mccoy last night
arrested Charles r. Ross. Of Linwood.
at the plant Of the Worth steel Com
pany at Claymont. on a charge Of
assault and battery upon Rack Metz.
Friday night. Upon being taken to
the Chester Hospital where Metz has
been since the assault, ne was identi-
ned by the iaiured Italian. Ross
Will be turned over TO James Nell.
county detective for Delaware county.
Pa, for hearing before the Pennsyl-
vania authorities.
The arrest Of Ross cleared up a
mystery that had surrounded the
attack on Metz since he was taken to
the hospital suffering from stab
wounds At FIRST il was thought he
might have been assaulted by JOmes
Gairedo and Frank Paris, who were
held in 5000 bail Monday for an
assault on Bendlx EbbesOn, having
previously been sentenced to seven
years each In the New Castle County
Workhouse for carrying con dealed
deadly weapons. Attempts 10 have
Metz identify these men failed because
he was unconscious and not expected
10 live.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
VET MEMORIAL
TAKING SHAPE
Bronze Statue of Private
Soldier Is Idea of
G. A. r.
GOES TO COUNCIL

bronze statue NJ a private sol
der In the uniform worn by the men
Of 81 is suggested by C. A. Frishnuih,
State commander Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic. as memorial for
Caozar Rodney Square. Commander
FrIshRuth offered lhsi ideato City
Council last evening, in answer TO
questions by Councilmen as to what
the veterans desired.
Councilman Mearns said he believed
every member Of Council would favor
"a suitable memorial on the square,
but doubted II Council had authority
under the city charter TO make ap-
preparations for such an object. On
motion Of Councilman Abrahams an
opinion viii be asked from City Soil
citor Huxley.
Should Mr. Huxley's reply be favor
able, II is probable Council will name
"A committee TO act with the Park
Board and Grand Army in erection
OF the statue.
President Lyon made a suggestion
that The motto on the memorial should
be. Lest We Forget
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
DIR. HANNA BACK
TO OLD ASBURY

The Rev John d. C. Hanna. OF Phil
adelphia. a former pastor OF Ashurv
VI, +. church, addressed a large audi
ence at last nights session OF The eel
ehration OF the i3ist anniversary or
The church, in which he made a com
parlson between the strenuous con
dltions surrounding the Mcthodists or
100 years ago in England and 1874 wears
ago in this city, when Asbury Church
Was established.
Or, Hanna told OF the opposition 10
the Mcihodists IN the early davs
when stones We're thrown through
the windows r The original church
at Third and Walnut streets and
pointed out the steady growth N
Mcthodism until, now. there are -
100000 followers OF the Methodist
faith in this country.
Alvin Keen, OF McCahe Memorial
Church, sang several selections
Music was furnished by Asbury choir
Tonight the Rev Charles l. Huh
bard. pastor of ST pau's NJ. r. Church
Will speak az Asbury. There will be
music by the church choir and Mrs
Eleanor q. Komcry will sing several
selections
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
TOUR PARTY At
union GARDENS
Novel Halloween Celebra-
tion Arranged, With Visit
to Five Ports
PLAYERS
ADD TO JOLLITY

The Boosters League Of Union Park
Gardens. OF which Homer q. Jes.er il
president, and which includes among
u, membership many OF the "live
wire residents OF that section OF 500
homes, has completed ARRANGEMENTS
Tor The Halloween celebration on Sat
urday evening As a large part OF
the program Will be O It Of doors. the
celebration Will be indefinitely post
poncd in the event Of rain
10 VIII be in the nature Of Cook S
Tour OF the World with the five
countries the United States. Japan.
ruba, France and Brazil represented
hN ports at i've OF The homes in The
Gardens.
These ports will be as follows
United States. at 2iS Gcddes street
Cuba, at Cos Goddes street; France
al Coo South Grant avenue: Brazil. at
in3 south Grant avenue. and japan at
2i2i Biddlc street
The ports Will be decorated appro-
pirate 10 the countries they repre-
sent, with flags. etc. and parties Of
TOURISTS, SIX In number, with nf-
teen masked players or performers
IN each party, Will visit alternately
each port perform their stunts" and
entertain those at the home ports
The ports viii be open during the
evening TO all residents OF the Gar
dens.
There will he some novel and origi-
nal performances during the visits Of
tourists 10 The various ports. There
is some good talent in the Gardens.
musical and dramatic. and all are pre-
pared 90 take part
There are 10 be six parties OF tour
ists.' fifteen in each party. and they
VIII be on the go" ali the time.
which VIII mean something dong all
The time at each port. The parade Of
tourists viii begin at 730 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
HELD ron DRY LAW VIOLATION

William Taylor Fifth and Church
streets. and lsadore Goldbcrger, sol
West Front street charged with vio-
lailons of the Nolstead prohibition act
were given hearings before United
Staies Commissioner Cam yesterday
afternoon. and held under $500 bail
each for the next term OF United
States District Court Their places
were among those raided by the
local and Federal officers on July Z.
The case Of Stanley Sodoski. S26
Church street, similarly charged, was
continued for another week.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
WOULD P0PULARIZE
CITY-MADE KID

A number Of local merchants have
signined their willingness to cooper
ate with the United Leather Workers
and the Central Labor Union in the
movement started by them to popu-
larize the use Of Wilmington made
glazed Kid in the manufacture Of
shoes. The movement is rapidly
gaining headway.
A call will be issued today by David
Snellenburg for a meeting Of mer-
chants. manufacturers and representa-
lives OF the leather workers, to be
held next Wednesday evening, to map
out a plan Of campaign.
II is hoped by the promoters, IL the
campaign proves successful in VIII
mington, that il will become nation
wide in scope. 10 is probable the
leather workers organizations aflli-
ated with the Central Labor Union.
Will give the campaign a good boost
by insisting that the members wear
only shoes made Of Wilmington
glazed kid.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
THINK M'SWINEY
Is IRISH MARTYR

Stirring addresses were made and
resolutions adopted by the Friends
OF Irish Freedom and representatives
OF afiiliated organizations at a meet
ing last night in Irish-Amerlcan Hall,
on the death Of Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney, Of Cork.
The resolutions referred 10 Mac
Swineys death as glorious" and call
him martyr to the battle for free
dom" They were signed by Joseph
Brotan, Jerome j. Herley and Thomas
}. Healy, the committee which
drafted Them
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
BAPTIZE HIM IN RIVER.

". IT. Henry, 300 Madison street.
will be baptized in the Delaware
river. near the mouth Of the Chris
tiana. on Sunday afternoon by the
Rev. Edward +. Washburn. Mr..
Henry is to Join the Hazeldell Mis-
sion. The mission is building a new
church editlce, and has large and
growing membership. Persons wish
ing to see the baptism will find the
place OF the ceremony near the
terminus Of the Lobdell trolley line.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
10 KEEP FIRE pLUCS CLFAR.

" Ine me'Ing Of DlIy I0uncil To-
night Councilman Abrahlms. as chair
man of IN fire committee. will make
a motion That The police be instructed
70 Keep space about flre plugs clear.
complaint has hacn made that con-
tractors engaged in building opera-
tions pile supplies and material with
n The ten-f0oi limit prov ded hv city
ordnance as clear ground about the
plugs.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
Will nIsCuSS IEAGIr

cn'rldI 10 The ENonlng journal.
NEWPORT. Oct 2S.-rnere viii be
meetings in the Masonic Temple This
evening and tomorrow evening %
discuss the League OF Nations. The
speakers this evening will be Josiah
Marvel and Thomas r. Bayard. OF
Wilmington. The speaker for Friday
cveang Will be United states senator
Ball. senator Ball will also explain
the marking Of the ballot. and women
are esIecialy invited 10 be present.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
~ GET TOGETnER MEETINc

James y Ginns and Miss Ella Sam
worth addr ssod the gel- together
meeting OF the Young Mems Hebrew
Association In their hall Third and
King streets. last evening. A large
crowd attended. The musical pro
gram consisted Of a piano solo nv
Miss Goodman and vocal solos bv
Miss Anna Wolfman and Miss NJ.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT W0MEN'S CLUB
special to The Evtning Journal.

Special to The Evtning Journal.
MlDDLETOWN. Oct 2s.-The New
Century Club gave a musical at the
club house on Tuesday evening. The
program follows: Duet, violin and
piano, Mr.. Mortlock and Mrs. Balfus
solo, Mrs. Ramoth Mitchell; solo,
Ramolh Mitchell: duet, Mr.. McHucn
and Mrs. Mitchell; novelty duet, Mr..
and Mrs Fred Huxtable: solo. Mrs.
Martin Lewis; quartet, Mr.. McHugh,
Mr.. Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs.
Wenninger; dance by Miss Lorena
Mortlock; duet by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell.
All the talent for the evening was
from Wilmington. Mrs Robert r..
Gabriel was chairman OF the program.
The program for next Tuesday is
2 O'Clock. executive board meeting
2.3O o'clock. business meeting: report
OF State Federation, Mrs. Robert Ga
briel; music, Mrs. Howard A. Pool.
chairman.
Mooco Voar all xxrool- Doef o,,,.-.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
OLD NAG DIDN'T
RESEMBLE RACER

TOLEDO-Thc old nag which came
in a horse car marked Man o. War. "
didn't much resemble the .ght
handlers conceptions Of the famous
runner here. although the nag was
hiankeled and groomed 90 a fare-ye-
Well The clnk of bottles in her
stall TIPPED on The lads and they CALI
ed Detective Inspector ". d. Dele
haniy. Cops found the hay well flled
with smuggled liquor.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
AND NOW COMES
BEAN PROPAGANDA!

CHlCAGO-One more variety Of
propaganda makes It's bow to the pub
l.c now. eBan-growers will spread
bean propaganda we must teach
the people 10 eat more beans" say
the embers OF the National Fedora
lion Of Bean-Growers. who met in
convention here.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
HUNG HIS COAT on
GAS JET AND

CHICAGO-Thomas Malai. IS. hung
his coat on the gas Jet The coroner
took charge OF hs remains. Believed
the Jet was turned on when the coat
was hung.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28

A Want Ad that viii rent apart
ments should be used during the CON-
ing week and it will receive many re-
plies.
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
"CIRCUs DANcEn AT AIDIToRIU,

All the features OF a real circd
were enjoyed at the Auditorium, EleJ
enth and Madison streets last evenin|
by many dancers Of this city. The hal
was transformed into a circus midwal
with stands Of pink lemonade an|
peanuts. takers. a larg group A
clowns and a Punch and Judy" shov|
Miss Betty Wonders entertained witt
a ballet dance As a special attraJ
tion the smallest horse in the world
was exhibited This horse which
full grown, stands but 26 inches high
Another feature dance will b. give
in the Auditorium next Wednesda|
night and cabaret night with five an
ferent acts Will be featured tomorrow
Evening journal., 1920-10-28
5. NJ. LOCKWOOD DIES.

Special to The Evening Journal.
MlDDLETONNN, oct. 2S- -Schee Mer
ritt Lockwood, son Of the late JohI
j. Lockwood, died on Monday fron
injuries received while working q
Hog Island. The body was brough
here for burial in ST Anne's p. r. cen.
etery. Funeral services were held Il
81. Anne's Church yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Lockwood is survived b.
his widow, two sons and two daugh
ters his aged mother and one broihel
The infant daughter OF Mr.. an
Mrs Carroll Clark. who died this weel
was buried yesterday afternoon fro1
her parents home
Evening journal., 1920-10-28

Moose Zaar all week. Best amuse-
ment In town. Music. dancing. etc.
ADV.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
Exhibition en- Rio Piedras

FL domingo pr62imo tendra efecto
en- los sa1ones de las escuelas Haw-
thorne' y Ramon villa Mayo. de
Rio Piedras, una interesante exhibicion
de la labor intellectual realizada por los
alumnos durante Ell presente curse es-
collar. Ell sctoa empezara a las pueve an
tes meridiano y terminara a las cuatro
pasado meridiano., A, esa hora Sc veri-
ficara la entrega de premios al salon
cue mas Sc haya distinguido en- los ira
bajos, presentados v a la escuela rural
que mejor haya organizado la eyhibi-
ci6n agricola.
Despu6s de ese acto, haran uso de la
palabra los oradores Francisco vizca-
rrondo, Rafael Martinez Alvarez. Jose
Gonzalez Ginorio y Emilio del .Toro
Cuevas.
Las bandas de bsnefcencia y muni-
cipa1 amenizaran etodos los actos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
A Los VISITAN-
TES De La gran
FERIA Regional
CERVINA es CERvINA
AJUSTADA A LEY

No dejeis de visitar nuestra exhibi
ci6n, donde encontrareis La tinica yer.
dad que existe en- Ell mercado. GER
VIVA.
Ningiin otro producto tiene derecho
a Namarse CERvINA.
Esta palabra es genuinamente puer-
torriquena, orgullo de nuestra indus
tria, Y esta debidamente registrada ell
la Secretarfa de Puerto Rico.
Exija la marca lejitima que contiene
en- la etiqueta en- letras grandes la
palabra CERVINA.
Nuestra CERvINA NEGRA MEDI-
CINAL elaborada con matertales re
novados constantemente. es ell resulta
do de diez amos de experiencia, ell me
jor t6nico que existe en- ell mercado
Todos nuestros productos pueden ven
derse SIN PAGo DE PATENTES.
FL producto mas agradable y mas
barato que 10 hara usted feliz du-
rante los dias de la feria. es CERVI-
MA a cinco centavos vase.
PORTO RICO BREWING COMPANY
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
AcIARAcIoN

Nos comunica don jose MADEIRA que
ha habido algiln error en- La informa-
ci6n que dimos hace algunos dias, re-
lacionada con el case de Jose MADEIRA
VS.. Manuel Alvarez y otros, sobre CO.
bro de dinero. !.
Nos manifesto nuestro informante a.
ell titulo exato del case es Jose MADEIRA
Rivero VS.. Manuel Alvarez y Hermi-
nio MADEIRA. Esta acci6n fue en- cobro
de SIS, 147.43. Agotamos todos los recur-
sos-dice Ell sefor Maderapara que
los seiores referidos pagaran esa can
tidad, sin lograrlo, y entonces estabie-
CT la demanda.
"Alonso Riera y Co." propuso tran
sacci6n al demandante y como esta con
sistia en- Ell pago de 10 que Sc reclama-
ba en- la deinanda, fue aceptada por Ell
sefior MADEIRA.
Queda complacido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
''LA CRUZ RoJA"


Hemos recibido ell primer nlmero de
la ifteresante y amena revista LA
Cruz Roja', qle ha empezado publ
carse en- Nueva York, bajo la direction
de la inteligents escritora donS Car
men Torres de Pinillos.
FL nimero que aeabamos de recibir
inserta excelentes articulos literarios,
cutltos ilustrados narracicues in
teresantes.
Como revista hteraria creemost que
no tiene que envidiar ninguna de
igual indole de las que Sc publican eal
los Estados Unidos. Colaboran EN- ella
los mas celebrados escritores america
nos. cuyos articulos son traducidos al
espafiol. Las ilustraciones Y dibujos son
hechos por los dibujantes mejores del
Norte. El formato de la Revista es
anAlogo al de 1.-THE Saturday Eve
ming Pcst''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
cAsos RADIcADos

casos radicados en- ell Tribunal de
Distrito, secci6n primera, para ser pues
tos en- calendario:
Enrique Cruz Rodriguez VS. Juan So
tomayor, dafios y perjuicios; Nemesia
Cruz viuda de Tirado, justification y
aprobaci6n de cuentas; Juan Alexandra
Gutierrez, ex-parte, aprobacion de par
tici6n; Ulises Sanchez VS.. T. P. Lippitt,
danos perjuicios; Manuel Carmona
Guindulain, ex-Aarte, declaratoris de
herederos de Ana Maria Carmona; Ma
nuel Carmona Guindulain, ex-parte de
claratoria de herederos de Francisco
Carmona; Ramon Purifcaci6n Perez, ex-
parte, declaratoria de herederos, y Ra-
mon Caballero VS.. Maria Cortes, divor-
clio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
MERcADo.DE cAMB1os
Ell TEMPO EN- LA ISLA DURANTE
LA ULTIMA SENIANA

SUMARIO GENERAL-La lluvia de
toda la seccion de la semana que ter
mino ell dia diez Y siete promedio 0.12
pulgada, que es cerca de una pulgada
bajo la normal. La mayor precipitation
ocurrio cerca de Jayuya. En- la vecin-
dad de San Juan, Mayaguez, Vieques
Lares cayeron hgeros aguaceros. To-
da la semana ha sido notable por su
temperature alta y sequia casi en- toda
la secci6n .Esto ha sido muy favorable
para ell corte de cana pero perjudicial
para su siembra y frusos memories. Por
estar ell terreno seco y duro ha impo-
sibilitado casi por cmpleto las operacio-
mes de labranza en- algunos distritos
La temperature promedio cerca 2.5o So
bre la normal. La evaporation total de
la semana en- San Juan fue 1917 pull
gadas. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
JOSE coRDILs.

claratOria de herederos. Sc declararor
1nicos Y universities herederos de Ma
nuel Maria Garcia Rodriguez, sus le-
gitimos prirnos dentro del cuarSo grade
en- la Inca collateral, lamados, Juan
Casimira, Marcos, Anacleto Garcia
Gasc6; Tomasa, Maria, secundina y Jo
Sc Florentino Garcia Sanchez, sin per.
iuicio de terceros que tengan mejor de-
rOcho.
Eladia Feliciano Reyes VS.. Gabriel Pa
Term Zurich, reivindicaci6n. Sc transit.
rio la vista de este case para hoy a
las dos de la tarde.
Jose Pascual Rosa VS.. Isidra Aten-
sio, "habeas Corpus. No apareciendo
de la faz de La solicitud que los nifios
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
DEsAFIo DE BASEBALL" EN- Ell
~ CAMPO DEL MoRRo ="

Aver tarde. verife6se, otro desaffo de
baseball en- los terrenos del campo
del MORO" en- el, que contendieron
de nuevo los marinos dele"U 1927 con
ell team de nuestro Regimiento, en- Ell
cual resulto Ell primero otra vez ven
cedor. 4s
A continuation publicaron la ''score',
en- la cual podran yer los lectores que
resulto verdaderamente desastrosa pa
ra los kakis''.
"Maham U. 122"-s oo214.o o7-1o
Army -00 1002 O o. 8
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
-NEcEsITA. PRAcT1CAR


Segdn hemos podido venir observan-
do, los muchaches que componen el
Ssteam que representa- nuestro. Regi-
miento, necesitan mas ientusiasmo en-
el 'sport" basebolero, la vez que
necesitan manager" que les sepa ms
truir en- la pelota, pues es de lamentar-
Sc que en- un Regimiento que esta COM
puesto de j6venes rebustos, que pueden
practicar diariamente tres o cuatro ho-
ras, no tengan un steam'' muy eficien-
te en- Ell sport, para que de esa ma
nera puedan competir con cualquier
team de paisanos o de buques Due
arriben al puerto.
Reporter BASEBoLERo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
M1RADA RETRosPEcT1vA

Hoy, % de abril, Sc cumplen 304
amos de la muerte de Cervantes, pa
Dire del idioma espahol
Y, por rarezas del destino, Sc cum
plen % amos de la declaration de que
IRA lanzada por ell idioma ingles al es-
pafiol, en- ell Nuevo Mundo, con la rup
tura de hostilidades entire los Estados
Unidos y Espana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
INFORMACION GENERAL
LA eRAT1TuD DE MIR. ERN

El eminente artista Mr.. Henri Ern,
virsuoso del violin, nos comunica que
desea expresar p1blicamente su prcfun-
do sentimiento de gratitud los MI
sicos, Ia prensa, y a todas las perso-
mas que lie ayudaron en- La organization
de su concerto de despedida en- ell Tea
tro Municipal para dar mayor lucimien
to Y esplendor al grandioso festival ar
tdstico.
Queda complacido ell excelente amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
BUENA CANDIDATURA

Don Jose Castillo, presidente de la
"Junta local unionista" de Sabana
Grande, nos ha enviado una copia de
la candidatura que la "Union" some
te a la consideration de aquel elec-
torado y que es como sigue: don
Quintin Hernandez, don Vicente Qui-
lichini, don Emilio /. Garcia, don
Juan Casta. y don Simon Bonelli Jr.,
todos valiosOs elementos de aquella
poblaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
VENTAJAS DE LAS LIGAS
AGRICOLAS

La "Liga Agricola" de Jayuya ha
vendido tabaco 500 elgquintal. Es
decir, $19 mas que el vendido por
los agricultores particularmente.
Esto demuestra la efcacia de la
cooperation entire los agricultores, y
las ventajas que para la production
agricola han venido a dar las Ligas.
FL "Departamento de Agriculture"
esta muy satisfecho de la creacion de
tan importantes instituciones.