davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-24

Every member of a town or com munity, lodge, church, club or other organization, certainly every man or woman who works for another in any capacity whatever, may well heed the following valuable bit~of advice:
 If put to a pinch, an ounce of loy- alty is worth a pound of cleverness. If you must vilify, condemn, and eter- nally disparage, why resign your po- sition, and when you are, outside damn to your hearts content. But pray you as long as you are part ot an institution, do not condemn it. Not that it will injure the institution not that-but when you disparage the concern of which you are part, you disparage yourself.-Elbert Hub bard.
 In speaking of Bernard Palissy, the Frenchman who gave his life to the work of discovering the processes in volved in the production of the beau tiful enamel ware of Italy, some one used two short sentences which con tain a whole sermon:
 "W0hen he was living he hungred for
 bread; They gave him a statue when he was
 dead"
 Inasmuch as Christmas Is primarily a church and home festival, the school will observe 1t in a very informal way. On Friday afternoon very simple programs will be given in the various rooms which are graced by prettily decorated Christmas trees, wreathes of cedar and festoons of colored pa per-chains, made by the children. Through song and story, the children have been led into the spirit of peace and good will which should prevail most of all at Christmas time, as it
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-24
A CLEVER BOY

Professor: William, attend to what I'm saying. You're listening to me with one ear and looking out of the window with the other!"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-24

Man may have descended from the monkey, but it is an urquestioned fact that woman springs from a mouse.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-24
A Little Nonsense Dark street,
 Banana peel, Fat man,
 Virginia reel.

Mother (to Jim, who is learning the alphabeD: 'Now, Jimmy dear, what comes after G?'
 Jim Tracy: "Whizz!"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-24

is felt that more real good is accom- plished by this daily work than by any elaborate program requiring great amount of time for practice - time which cannot we'll be spared from the regular work just now. This learned I from the shadow Of
 tree
 That to and fro did sway upon
 wall:
 Our shadow selves-our influence May fall where we may never be.
 So learn that you may do and so do that you may learn should be the ideal of universal education.
 School version of an old prOverb: Absence makes the marks grow rOunder"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-12-11

A number of aldermen objected
when it was attempted to include
pool halls in the ordinance with
the result that the measure does
not cover these places. The ordin-
ance becomes effective thirty DAYS
after its adoption and publication
The council voted to have elec-
trio lights placed in the alleys in
the business section of the city and
two new arc lights were ordered
one on Oak street and one on
Magnetic street. The arc lights
were ordered following complaints
of citizens of streets being INSULT
ciently lighted That the alleys
in the business section should be
lighted at night has been the con.
tention of the police officers in order
that they will not be hampered in
their duties on account of dark
alleys.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-12-11

paidl Exclusive of the ten billion
dollars we loaned the allies, the war
cost this country almost exactly %
billions of dollars. During the war
aud since, 1928 billions 'have been
paid off Nou and the rest of us
have achieved this handsome result
by the taxes we paid
Nothing can weigh down a coun-
try like an inordinate public debt.
This nation now owes, including the
ten billions the allies borrowed from
US, something over p billions. five
can get that down to five millions in
the next ten or fifteen years, it will
not only be a fine accomplishment,
but it will be far better for the
country and everybody in it.
On the other hand, the allies ex-
pect to pay MS interest on the ten
billions we loaned them. In case the
rate of interest is at least 5 per cent
it might be we'll for that part of the
debt to remain for a certain period.
It's a good thing to be creditor
country and we should not be car
rying the cost of that part of our
debt.
Meanwhile, the big boys who paw
excess profits taxes are moving
heaven and earth to have the law
changed. They say it is really a tax
on enterprise.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-12-11
Ore Shipping Season Closed.

The shipping of ore from the mines
of the Gogebic range to Ashland has
ceased for the season, the last boat
leaving Ashland last Saturday with
the exception of five cars to be shipp
ed daily from the Ashland mine by
rail to st. Louis aud a special grade
of Newport ore to Mayville by rail
Gogebic range mines will stock their
ore until the opening of navigation
next spring.
Shipments from the range this year
totalled about two and a half million
tons more than last years record
according to figures given to the
press. Last year 1885 .3s3 tons was
shipped in comparison with o.f73 -
tone this year.
Shipments from the various docks
for the month of Noyem Der and for
the season last year and tins yeaI
follow
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-12-11
Prefers American Prison.

For over 80 years a woman tray
eled up and down the United States
denouncing our government, de
uouuCing everything in this demoC-
racy that the most of us think
worth while.
This woman is Emma Goldman.
the anarchist. There is 40 denying
that she is a brainy person, deeply
read and deeply versed in political
economics. But She could see moth
ing good in this country every
thing was wrong; everything was
oppression and tyranny. Finally,
after particularly virulent attack
on the government, She was deport-
ed year or more ago to Russia.
Emma Goldman has seen Bolshe-
vism from top to bottom during the
period of her residence in the Coun-
try where that new theory of gov
eminent rules. Much of the time
she has been employed by them in
various ways. From her position
on the inside she has been able to
obtain thorough understanding of
what Bolshevism can do for a peo-
pie and a country. And now she
says: / would. willingly serve 10
years in the Sing Sing prison in or
der to get out of Russia. ~
And still there are people in
America who think Sovietism is a
good thing
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-12-11
War Debt Cut in Half.

When a fellow pays his income
tax or his excess profits tax. or pays
big import tax on some nice fat
luxury he is getting from abroard
he at least has the satisfaction of
knowing that be is helping the
country to reduce its big debt rap
idly and thus take the load, any
way, off the back of dear Miss Pros
perity.
Did you know that nearly half Of
America war cost has already been
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-12-11
Considerate Hen.

A hen which deposits fresh break
fast egg Oh her owners bed and then
awakens him at the proper time to
consume the fruits of her industry, Is,
states the Timber Trades journal. the
priced possession of sawmiii em-
ployee al Bend, Ore. Retiring at 8
a. m.-the end of his working day
the man leaves open the window at
his bedside. Shortly before noon the
hen flies in. nestles near her masters
shoulder, Laws her egg, and rising,
pecks the sleeper gently on the fore
head
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-12-11
DINANCE GOVERNING SALOONS
i PASSED BY COUNCIL
o,jpg Hour Is Set at Midnight,
ssresns Must Be Removed and
Music and Dancing Tabooed.

An ordinance designed to place
snctions on saloons or the so
He'd dispensers of non-intoxicat-
& beverages was passed at the
xnlar monthly meeting of the
II council Tuesday evening
Id restricting measure was adopt
Ih unanimous vote following
discussion and ex.
langes OF opinions.
DE- ordinance provides that
zppns must close at IL O'Clock
81 night aud remain closed
M o clock the following morn
HI On Sunday they must remain
80 all day, or from IL O'Clock
zIrIday night until 8 O'Clock
Rnday morning. All screens
Mcurtains must be removed dur
II the closing hours so that an
Instructed view of the interior
81 be had from the street
lalc, singing or dancing is taboo
hnder the new ordinance, which
Hles a penalty of a fine from
k4O to $500 or Imprisonment
B SO days or both.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-12-11
TWO YOUNG MEN SHOT
IN ATTEMPTED HOLDUP
Police Frustrate Robbery at Board Of
Trade Saloon. Victim of Police
Officers Bullets Dies.

An attempted holdup of an a,leg-
ed gambling den in the Board of
Trade saloon early Tuesday morn
ing was frustrated by the arrival
of the police, with the result that
the robbers were shot, one of them
fatally, and the other is in Jail.
Robert Larson was shot in the
chest, the bullet ranging down
ward and perforating the stomach
and intestines. He was taken TO
an Ironwood hospital and Tues
day evening passed away. Curly"
Livingston received a flesh wound
in the forearm. Both young men
were from Ironwood. Livingston
was given medical attention and
placed in Jail. He was arraigned
in municipal court Tuesday fore
noon and his hearing set for Dec.
20. His bail bond was set at
IS 900 which he was unable to
furnish and was remanded to iail.
The attempted robbery occurred
about clock Tuesday morning.
The young men. wearing masks
ard each with a revolver in his
hand, entered the den on the second
floor and ordered the men therein
to stick em up" and while one
of them compelled the occupants
of the room to lineup the other
gathered in the money on the
tables and placed it in sack.
After the holdup and while the
robbers were attempting to escape
the shooting occurred.
Attendants in the bar room on
the lower floor learned of what
was going onupstairs and telephon-
ed the police station. Officers Jack
Faul and Anton Gastaldi hurried
to the rear of the Board of Trade
building aud made their way to
the second floor by means of the
back stairs. Officer Faul en-
countered the robbers and opened
fire, hitting both Larson and Liv-
ingston. the latter as he was escap.
ing by way of another enhance.
The robbers did not attempt to re-
turn the fire and it is said that the
revolvers that they carried were
not loaded.
Both Larson and Livingston had
frequented the place which they
tried to rob, it is said, and had
lost considerable money. Their
identity was known, it is claimed
as soon as they spoke their com
mands Of hands up" attendants
in the gambling room having
recognized their voices. The police,
it is claimed, were not aware of
the identity of the robbers and not
until they had been felled by
revolver shots did they recognize
them as Larson and Livingston.
Larson was removed to the
Union hospital in Ironwood and as
soon as the nature of his wounds
became known the physicians said
that there was little hopes for his
recovery. He died at g: 80 in the
evening. Livingston's wounds,
which are not serious, were attend
ed to and he was placed in jail.
Larson leaves his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Larson, Pine
street, Ironwood. FIVE sisters and
two brothers. Both Larson and
Livingston were veterans of the A d.
f. F. The young men were well
known in Ironwood and Hurley
and many expressions of regret
were heard from their friends over
the turn of affairs.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-12-11
Anlmaia cause Asthma.

Certain people are liable to attacks
Of asthma when hrolrht into contact
with cats, dogs etc This Is due to
al emanatlon from the skin or fur Of
the animal
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-12-11
Holiday Goods
1t Will Give You New Ideas

to see our HOLIDAY LINE because it contains
everything to make the people happy, whether
they are old or young
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06
(Traducciones de la prerlsa de New
York;.


Por primera vez desde su llega-
da a Suiza, Constantine, el germaz
n6filo ex-rey de Grecia, ha cOnce-
dido una entrevista a un Periods
ia. He aqui algunas de sus mani
festaciones:
"tQue -ha ganado Grscia con
haberse sometidO los Aliados ?
Sostengo que NADIA ha ganado, si-
no que, por ell contrario, ha per-
dido.
" A1n no hemOs ganadO NADIA,
~sinO que hemos perdidO tOdo 10
que habiamos ,ganado en- ell ano
mil nOvccientOs trece. Nuestras trO
pas ocuparon a Zante y a Gui-
muldzine. Ahora 'estan hacienda
Greer al pueblo griego que esta
realizando sus 'aspiraciones, pero
Vodas esas afrmaciones son fall
saS, enteramente falsas.
"Se ha dieho todo ell mundO
que Grrsia ha de ocupar el trian-
gulo del Epiro. Es falso. Tenia-
mos ESQ Y mucho mas ell el afiO
mil nOyecientos trece No hemOs
avanzado htmos retroeedidO.
Mientras pronuncia estas pala-
bras, ell rey Constantine, que sc
hospeda en- ell Hotel NaciOnal :,
de Lucerna, cOntempla las aguas
azules del lago, que rtdejan ell
azul de un cielO purfsimo " tai
vez recuerda ell cielo eternamente
azpl de un cielo purfsimo, y tai
abri0 sus ojos la vida.
"Yo era partidario sincere y de-
cididQ la ncutralidad. Aunque Sc
me acus6 de german6filO, nunca tn
We la mas remota idea de unirme
los imperios centrales. Yo que
ria que mi pueblo no Sc me,iera
Ell guerra Eh varias ocasiOnes re-
cibi telegramas del emperador de
Alemania, solicitando que me unie
ia el para combatir a los Ala
dos. Siempre di contestaci6n sus
mensajes on sentido negative. Los
aliados pre,endian 10 mismo que
Alemania. En- aquellos dias yo no
saba 10 que Sc ahora. Conocemos
todo 10 que pasa Ell el Parlamento
de Francia. Los francesas 10 dicen
todo Siempre reeuerdo ell dfa que
los ministries de las cuatro poten-
cias aliadas (Francia, Italia In
glaterra y Russia me visitaron Ell
palacio para solicitar mi entrada
EN- la guerra, al lado de los ALA
dos. En- aquella OCCASION me negue
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06
ESta nOChH Sc inauguTa
eI TeatrO "RiVOIi"

81 bello amplio teatro "Rivoli"
sera inaugurado esta noche en- RIO Pie
dras. Podemos asegurar que Ell nuevo
coliseo de los sehores Rodriguez y Dlaz,
es hoy por hoy, el primero v Ell mas
c6nodo de Ia Isla. Mil butacas, exec
lentemente distribuidas; ocho palcos y
una piatea, con capacidad para miles
de personals ademas de los pasillos. de
la magnifca distribuci6n one Sc ha he
cho en- ambos pisos, una excelente
ventilaci6n una belleza arquitect6-
MICA sin igual.
Los duefios del "Rivoli'' han que
rido hacer una obra que, por> su est,-
10 y su importancia, NADIA tenga que
cnvidiar otros de la misma indole.
Y decididamente que han conseguido
hacer un tsatro cuya elegancia CO.
modidad, amplitud Y hermosura, puede
ostentar con orgullo ell titulo de tnico
en- Puerto Rico.
La Compahia de Virginia Fabregas
trabajara en- Ell "Rivoli'' tres noche
consecutivas: viernes, sabado y domin-
60. En- la prmera, pondra, como va
hemos dicho, la Mujer x''; en- la
segunda, lei 'Cardenaly en- la ter
cera ell intense drama del inolvidable
don Jose Echegaray, "El Gran Calico
to. ( Ell domingo por La tarde, en- fun
ci6n de matinee, lei Nal que nos
Hacen'', del gran Benavente.
FL lunes por la nochs, empezara la
gran temporada, que Sc iniciara con la
graciosa comedia de los hermanos Al
varez Quintero. Las casas de Carton 4,
scra una hueva COmpania, reciente-
mente organizada, la que hara las de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06
FL Rey de GTeCia Sueha en- eI deStierro
con Ia reCOnQuista del tTOnO pGrdidO

hacer 10 que pedian y les indi-
que que adivinaba sus proyectos
"Caballeros-les die anres de
"a. formularan sus deseos me que
reis obligar a abandonar la neu-
tralidad. Veo que es esa vuestra
intenci6n. El ministro ingles hizO
m gesto de protesta, pero ell mi
nistro de Francia permanecio Ell
silencio, y clav6 la vista en- ell sue
10.
Los griegos han sido burlados-
Ahora empiezan a darse cuenta de
clio. Por ESQ estan tomando la me
dida Venizelos, ell tentador que
prepare ell engano. No me sorpren
de que Sc haya intentadO asesinar-
le hace POGO. Els actualmente el
hombre mas Unpopular y Odiado
de Grecia.
"El noventa Y cinco por cien-
to de los habitantes de Grecia es-
ia Ell contra suya. Sc mantiene eli
ell poder por haber establecido el
reinadO del terror. TodO el que sc
le pOne Ell contra trata de Obsta
culizar su politica, tiene que dis
ponerse a morir fusilado. No cien-
t0s, sino miles de hombres han sido
condenados Y ejecutadOs pOrqQe
estorbaban a Venizelos y su des-
piadada camarilla.
"5Que hemOs ganado, sino pro-
mesas en- abundaneia? Nadie tie
ne mas facilidad que los Aliados pa
ra hacor promesas. Los ingenuOs
griegos sucumbieron a la liberali-
dad de los Aliad0s hacienda pro-
mesas.
Les ADVERT 10 que iba ocu-
rrir, pero Sc negaron oirme. Es-
taban deslumbradOs por los cuen-
tos de- hadas del charlatan de We
nizelos, que Sc los meti6 a todos Ell
ell bolsillo.
" Afortunadamente, Gl pueblo
griego va recobrandO POGO a POGO
sus sentidos.. Aunque ellos no pue-
den ser considerados como exper-
tos Ell cuestiones politicas, tienen
un juicioso instinto poliGico q. ha
de manifestarse EN- soda su pleni-
tud dentro de POGO tempo. El 60
bierno CONSTITUTIONAL sera resta-
blecido Ell Grecia. Los dias de Ne-
nizelos estan contadoS. "
FL rey Constantine aiene la alb
sOluta conviction de que el pue-
bio le volvera a lamar a .Atenas
~ de que entrara triunfalmente en-
la capital helena, aclamado por las
multitudes delirantes, convertible
nuevamente en- cl idolp de su pue-
bio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06

Las declaraciones de nueStro illus
tire huesped son, como Sc We, de
una importancia incuestionable /;
son trascendentales para Puerto Ri
co v no deberan caer, no caeran,
EN- ell vacfo.
Tocan esas cuestiones tan de Ger
ca nuestro bienGs+ar, mas aun, nues
ira existeneia misma, que debemos
apresurarnos a actuar energica e
inteligentemente.
IS AL concluir por ahora su alta
mission filantr6pica irse de Puer-
to Rico, lleve el doctor Heisser
nuestros deseos de feicidad para
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06
DEL
DEPARTAMENTO
DEL INTERIOR

FL DR.. GuiHermo Carreras Sc ha he
cho cargo, por cuenta del Departamen-
to del Interior, de la asistencia de los
ecnfinadOs empleados en- la care. era
de Vieques, desde ell dia lro. de fe-
brero, en- sustitucion del DR.. Sabds Ho-
more, que esta desempenando una plaza
de M6dieo en- aquel Municipio.
Sc ha enviado copia ak.Auditor del
.contrato eelebrado entire este Departa-
mento Y el Sr. Juan Cedr6n, de Aqua
dilla, para la construction de un puen
tie de dos ARGOS de cemento armada
de II metros de luz cada uno sobre ell
Rio Blanco, carretera No. 8 Secci6n
Lares- Adjuntas, por la suma de $33.-
9l9 80.
-Por no haberse presentadO ninguna
proposition ell dia sehaiado para la
subasta para la construction de un
dep6sito de cadaveres verja en- el ce-
menterio de Bayam6n, Sc ha decidido
llevar a cabo dichos trabajos por adj
ministraci6n, al efecto e} Arqlitec
to de este Departamento tisne ms
trucciones de dar principle las cita-
das obras, deN conformidad con 10 So
licitado por aquel Municipio.
La Division de Edifcios P1blicos
del Departamento del interior ha ter
minado los pianos para una escuela
de u salones en- San German. Fl pre-
supuesto de las obras asciende a $59.-
1872 81. Copias de los pianos fueron re
mitid0s en- febrero al Comisionado
municipal de instruction pGblica de di-
cho pueblo.
LIE ha sidO canceada temporal
mente Ia plaza de chauffeur, por ac-
cidentes ocurridos, a las siguicntes per
sonas: Esteban Pizarro, de San Juan ;
Salvador Jim6nez, de San Juan; AL
berto Caballero de Bayam6n; Candi-
do Gonzalez, de Santurce, y Jose Re-
pollet, de San Juan, de Conductor
a los siguientes: Jose l.. Marquee, de
Aguadina y Alfonso Davila, de San
Juan.
seg6n anuncios que Sc pub''ean
en- otros sitios de Ia prensa, el dia
del corriente Sc inaugurara el nue.
vo servicio del yate ''Segochet -, pro
piedad de '' El Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co.. para el transporte de pasajeros
y carga entire Fajardo, Vieques y Gu
Zebra. En- el nueyo itinerario Sc in
cluye un viaje de Fajardo Vieques,
sahendo del primer punto los sabados
a Ia 1880 p. m. Y regresando de Vie
ques los domingos las p. m. Este
yiaje dara OCCASION facil exeursiones
Ia pintoresca Isla de Vieques
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06

licias de los concurrentes al "Rfvo-
H.. Ell decorado es especial.
Y no solamente Sc limitaran los es-
pectaculos comedias, dramas, jugue-
tes comicos, entremeses ect., sino que
Sc exhibiran tanibien hermosas peli
culas, para 10 que cuenta Ell "Rivoli"
con dos excelentes maquinas proyecto-
ras Simplex" y con un tel6n de mi
nusa up to date. Asi, de esta ma
nera, en- combination Ell Cine con Ia
compaiiia de Comedias y dramas po-
ncialss, hara las delicias del pnblico.
Ell "Rivoli" es ell teatro de la ele-
gancia y de 10 'tch co.
CAMILO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06
La ediCi6n de InaIana de
Puerto Rico IIuStradO'

Interesantisimo v variado como
siempre es ell contenido de Ia edi-
ci6n que hoy dara sus lectores
osta popular Revista.
Figuran en- ella "rabaios en- pro-
sa de Antonio Coll V Vidal, Luis
Toro Cabahas, Rafael Saliva, Ar
mando Cerezo, Federico Garcia
GOdOy, Juan Cueto, A. l.. Mon
clova, Alma. Paginas de los gram
des ingenios, de la Revolnci6n
rusa, cr6nica social, etc, etc.
Publica tambien yersos de An
tonic S. Pedreira, Gonzalo O'Neill,
Ernesto Marin, IT, A. Loyelace,
Carlos Sanchez, " Dfaz Ordonez,
C.. Ramirez Ortiz, Luis Toro Ca
banas Y otros mas.
La information grafca del cole
ga es un conjunto de ilter6s Y
amenidad, Fotografias de los
Congresissas, de la huelga de los
carpinteros, de la "Kermesse' Ell
ell parque, del desaffo de ''foot-
ball" Ell al MORO, de la reception
EN- la Association Medica, del ho-
rroroso crimen de Arecibo, de los
terremotos de Mejico, del ex-em-
perador Carlos Ell ell destierro, de
Varias hazanas de aviadores Y
otras muchas de palpitante actua-
lidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06
La huOIga Sc extiOnde a
CabO ROjO y Vega Alta
(poR TELEGRAPH

Cabo KoJO, tebrero D..
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Trabajadores cana este pueblo, pre-
sentaronse demandas $3.50 ocho horas
labor. PatrOnOs $40 cOntestaron pssi-'
cones. Trabajadores declararon huel-
ga anoche. Hoy recoren Gales y ca
minos en- manifestation. Envagonado
paralizado Y casi todos los trabajos
agricolas. Actitud obreros pacifca. Es
probable colonos discutan aumento jor
males con huelguistas.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06
pRoFEsoREs DE 1NcIEs

FL Comisionado de instruction de
Puerto Rico ha aprobado la propuesta
sometida favor de las professors Ra-
faela Charbonier y Bautista Torres de
la Tore, para desempefiar escueias gra
duadas de ingles en- San Juan. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06
EsrRopEADo PoR UN MOTOR

Rafael Colon, de % amos, residen-
tie en- Santurce, en- los momentos que
trataba de arreglar un motor de un
autom6yil aquel le estrope6, ocasio-
nandole una herida por aplastamiento
en- la mano, y otra en- Ell dedo, de las
que fue curado en- la sala de socorro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06

el Y la seguridad de que el pals
ha sabido apreciar Ell cuanto va
le, v agradecer profundamente, su
noble gestion filantr6pica
Buen viaje, doctor Heisser.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06
(PoR TELEGRAPH

Vega Alta, febrero 5.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Imponente manifestation huelguista
reclama aumsnto salario. Celebrase mi
tin plaza p6blica. Detalles correO.
y Ell Corresponsal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-07
FOUR INDICTED FOR
SUGAR PROFITEERlNC

NEW YORK. June 7.-Several in
dietments charging profiteering in
sugar were or :iie in Federal Cour'
here today One indictment charges
the Economy Wholesale Grocery Com
pany and Abraham Gladstone in Chi
cago with having sold in New York
on May 1, $1,000 pounds of sugar at
"a cents. They are alleged to have
bought the sugar for 151a cents.
Another Indictment charges ID. o.
Meter of New York, and motifs
Spirit of Waterbury, Conn, with nav
ing sold at 26H cents pound
$4,000 pounds of sugar which 1T is
alleged cost them less than ~ cents.