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The Washington times., 1921-11-04
Births, marrlaees, deaths
Phens Main $500 unta z p M. Obituary Dssk
BIRTHS.

cHANDLER-wm ID. ana Amy. SRI
DELLAYALL and pshA, sml
sIRBAU0H-John Il. and clara M. poS'
THOMAs-chArlss A and Josephine r.
RiCHT--BsnJsmin and Sarah r. boy
and Ruth. sirl n.
WEsT-Rsubsn M. and PocahontAs n
girl. Ill
sPRIoGs-Monroe II. and Lottie l., sirl;
RnaiNsON-IoulsF w. and Elizabeth, siri
PERRY-Donad and Blanche, girl
cHAWLEY-R0beTt and Lucille, sIl;
cLAY-Hobsrt q. and hdlth M sh|
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MARRIAGES.

SMITH -EvANs-Roesrt g. ~. sHd Annie ns
Pearl, 70. both OF Richmond Va fhs
HILL. .BoDpIs-ven Erwin. 70. % HsS ~
The Rev. q, Rockford ststson.
PAYNE-WISTERa.iMsOsSy H. T.; 80; YoIs she civ M
fbe Rev DR. James ". Freeman
HoMPsoN-Hsrbsrt A.. ~ s sno
Ethel, 70, both OF New York CITY lhs
REV j. III Eckenrode. -
HOWARD cHEH-IDsnlsi ~ "
and Edith Agnes. 40, Of Brooklyn ~ Il
Justice Robert Il Mattingly:
CURRY EcHoLs-Dunean, se ana MAJ
sar.t Young a., both of Staunton' va
The Rev. John ]. Grayatt .
NISBITT- T-HEPWO4TH--Thom 81, she
Emmie, SO, OF Wilkssbsrre, Pa. The rev
noRRis ST focKER-osaries T. ss. ant
Wilcox o. : e,siHkU6 U6HNEssY-Frank s.. 81
and Elizabeth ". ~. Father James
wHEELER-vER LINDEN-cleon d.. 80
OF PhIladelphia, Pa and Eans Lsuis s
ShsrA Montgomery.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
FOOD
OFF | P. {. HERE,
REPORT SHOWS
Department Of Labor Issues Re-
port for Month From Sep
tember is to October rs.
By international News Service,

The retail cost OF food in some cities
is coming down. but in many instances
It is so small as to be hardly notice
able, according to figures made pub
lie today by the Department OF La
Dor.
The figures are for seven cities and
show that retail food prices during
the month from September 10 to oc'
tober 15 decreased two-tenths OF ! per
cent in st. Paul; four-tenths OF per
cent in Little Rock; per cent In Man
chester, New Haven, Portland, Me-
Richmond, Va, and Washington, ID. =:
In Omaha there was an increase oil
2 per cent and In Memphis an Increase
of 1 per cent. There was no change
during the month I'm Baltimore, Kan
sas City and Philadelphia.
For the year period ending October
Is, however, there were material de-
creases reported. Memphis heading the
list with a decrease OF 26 per cent
The decrease In Baltimore. Little
Rock, New Haven, and st. Paul was "a
per cent, while in Kansas City, Man.
chester, Omaha, Philadelphia, and
Portland II was 23 per cent. The de-
crease In Richmond was 22 per cent
and in Washington II was 20 per cent
AS compared with the average cost
in 1918, the retail cost OF food on Octo.
Der 10. last. showed an increase OF
65 per cent in Richmond, So per cent
in Washington, 81 per cent In Man
chester, 81 per GEN. In Baltimore. 5S
per cent In Kansas City, 81 per cent
in Omaha, Philadelphia. and New
Haven; 46 per cent In Memphis, and AZ
per cent in Little Rock.
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DEATHS.

BARNUM. Thursday afternoon, i:t5, at
Georgetown College, the Rev. FRANCIS
gARNUM, s. J. Burial from the college
chapel. Saturday morning, . o'clock.
ROCKENHAU UsER-KUHN. Passed Into
rest on Thursday, November g. 1921,
CHARLES H. KUHN, beloved son OF
Mrs. MagdRlina Kuhn and father OF Mrs
sadie Williams; aged fifty-six years. Fu-
neral from his sisters residence, Mrs
Elizabeth America, 1918 E street south
east, Saturday, November 8, 1921, at 2:30
D. m. Interment at Congregational Ceme-
terry. Relatives and friends invited. (Bal-
tlmore papers please copy)
FLORAL DESIGNS.
FUNERfiL DESluNS
~ svsry OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES price,
asi1 u. ~ v.
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BRITISH iLL-TREATED AT
ELLIS ISLAND, is CHARGE

The Department OF State is making
a rigid investigation OF charges OF
Ill treatment of British subjects at the
immigration station at Ellis Island,
IL was announced today.
Great Britain has made representa-
tions regarding the alleged Ill treat
ment of her subjects at Ellis Island.
but the State Department has delayed
a reply pending inquiry.
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Diplomatic Courier
Comes To America
In Steerage

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-The first
diplomatic courier ever to arrive
here in the steerage came In yesterday
ON board the liner Stockholm. He
was Wastland Foyer, OF Finland,
who is on his way 10 Washington
with documents for the Finnish legal
convention.
He said steerage travel was a mat
ter OF economy with him.
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MRS. CAROLINE y. CAREY.

Mass for Mrs. Caroline r. Carey,
who died "Wednesday after an III
ness OF about a month. will be
celebrated tomorrow morning at
st. Peters Roman Catholic Church
will be In Mt. olive'
Cemetery. Mrs. Carey lived at 724
Sixth street southeast.
Mrs. Carey was born In New
York city fOrty-seven years ago
She had been IN Washington for
about twenty-five years. She wa'
a memb,r OF Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the Knights CT St. John.
Surviving are her husband. VIII
liam j. Carey; four daughters
Margaret, Caroline, Lorraine ans
Regis. and one son. Adrian II
Carey.
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MRS. MARY C. TRICOU.

Mrs. Mary Clara Tricou. a resident
OF Washington for the past twenty
five years. died yesterday at the home
OF her cousin. DIR. ]. M. Green. Porter
road. Coleman Park. ID. c., after an
illness OF about one month.
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day morning at Metarie Cemetery.
New Orleans. La.
Mrs. Tricou was born In Dublin,
Ireland. Her husband was the late
Paul Frederick Tricou. a prominent
New Orleans business man. She was
a member OF the Woman's City Club.
Surviving Mrs. Tricou is one daugh-
ter, Miss Marie l.. Tricou.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
Boomers, 75c

Women will value these sateen
and crepe boomers at s1.0O and
more. Full cut, carefully sewed,
with reinforced gusset and neat
ruffle; black and colors.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
PetticOats, $2.98

OF taffeta silk, straight-line
and ruffled; black and colors.
See these petticoats and know
that S2.9s is a very special
price.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04

A clean rag, saturated with kero-
sene, applied TO dirty, greasy floor
boards will clean the surface and
make them look like new.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
WOmen's "LaWrence"
Union Suits
worm III h 4 C. m elbow sleeves, an
u;+s Lawrence y l kle length; sizes SO
brand Dutch neck Low to AZ. Special, 81.
Pajamas, 75c

Juveniles one-piece Flannel
cite Patamas, with and without
feet: sizes 2 to II years.. at 75c.
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Sports Hose, S1.39

A low price for Women's new
silk Wool Hose. in heather mix
lures. Really $500 grade; ir-
regular weave, at S1.39 pair.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
Graceful and COzy KimOnos,

GRACEFUL ana COZy hIINOHOS,
wbv twice he Bath Robe Get one 81 QS
~ these kmonos in noralde colorings, with
rpion trimmings. tie sash, at only Slss.
Pr. House Dresses-Extra Sizes
Made best Amoskeag Ginsham 81 OK
in straight line and effects the collars and
these dresses See them
Children's "Yankee Maid" Wash Dresses,
Mothers with children will find no 81 25
dresses made the price OF ging
hams and nene and tie sashe with silk
enbroi buttons.
De Luxe "BeacOn" Bath Robes at
Of lacking the &k TX
tailored finish will pale creations Their
satin ribbon trimmings pockets and tasses all de LUXE.
only 5-
On Sale Tomorrow Monng-Pslais Bargain Bascsen
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Petticoats, $3.98

Stout women will get maxi
mum of satisfaction at minimum
cost. Choice of silk Taffeta
and Jersey Petticoats. with fiat
pleated flounce; black and colors.
Only S3.98.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
CamisOles, CSC

OF heavy wash satin, cleverly
designed and as cleverly made;
dainty garments. Special at sSc.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
MUSICIANS INDICATED

The many friends OF Messrs. Swift
and Copeland. president and secretary
OF Musicians Protective Union Local
20S. will be glad TO learn that they
have been exonerated OF the charges
against them They proved to the
members that they have been faithful
i'll the performance Of their duties and
have given their time un7elishly to
the interests OF the organization.
We, the Local, desire the public to
know that the true spirit Of fraternal
fellowship prevails throughout the Lo-
cal 208 and we are ever ready to stand
by one another in all that will help us
to success. &
A. T. STEWART, Acting Pres.
A. {. ELGAR. Acting Sec'Y.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
u. N. |. A. News
BY B. H. Coleman

The Chicago Division of the L. n.
!. A. met at the Institutional Church
Sunday. Acting President, the Right
Rev Green, opened the meeting,
speaking upon the plans OF the local
division OF The organization. Rev.
Webb OF the Los Angeles branch OF
the Association spoke. telling OF what
the organization bad done and was
work that the Eos Angeles Branch
had done The visitors were then in
troduced and one told OF the activities
Of the Ku KluX Klan and their plans
here in Chicago in the near future.
Grcat enthusiasm was manifested and
the meeting was another success. 4
number OF new members were added
10 the roll
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
LOST ROMANCE"

Al the Vendome Theatre, Thursday,
Friday, Saturday, August $50.
A story of a million married lives,
throbbing in the hearts of one wife
and one husband.
Both yearning for the vanishing
thrill OF sweetheart love Both won
dering why the passing years OF mar
rage should steal away romance.
So, drifting apart, the man plunged
into the worlds affairs The woman
in spite OF her child and her vows
turned to an old-time lover.
Until the great and terrible thing
crashed into their home. And taught
them how true romance may live.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06


tus Brown, Margaret Scott and Alice
Georges Really the music alone Is
we'll worth the admission price. The
comedy is good and affords much
laughter, although in spots it becomes
monolonous, for instance the two
money business scenes could be elm
mated entirely as they are old and do
not stand up to modern humor Aside
from these criticisms, there is nothing
else to say, as Mr. Montgomery has
done wonderful work in the produe-
ton OF the Broadway FOUNDERS.
Dainty Florence McClain always
good to look at broke up the show in
her own style of singing irwin Berlin
All by Myself and Leon Diggs
pleased in his tenor solo. Madam
Scott and Alice Georges registered 4
high average in their solo classics.
The music by Marie Lucas who IS
also the musical director, is melodious
and soothing and some OF the hits OF
the show are Feeling Mighty Gay
Sadie from Hackensack," All By
Myself" " Mable" and the Jack John
son Blues. This engagement is
limited one so | desire you to get in
early as seats are at a premium.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
THE PANAMA INN

Crawford and Nichols. the pleasure
kings OF the Southside, are two pleas
ing young men TO meet. Both are al
ways there with smile and hand
shake for their many patrons who
nightly crowd their little Cafe on the
corner OF Forty sixth and State St
Horace George. the famous clarinet
artist. is playing here for an indefinite
period at large salary. There is
also large summer garden in the rear
where You can air ont on these hot
nights.
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BEHIND MASKS"

At the Vendome Theatre Sunday
August 7.
Ravishing beauty rolling in wealth.
And just graduated from convent.
What dainty prize for the social
parasites among whom life had thrown
her.
But behind her mask of innocence
she played her own little game OF
hearts.
Pulsing with hundred adventures
in haunts of intriguing fashion and
luxury.
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BIG TOWN ROUNDUP"

At the States Theatre. Thursday
Friday, August As, with Tom Mix
and Ora Carew. The romance OF a
Brawny Ranchman and a Society
Belle.
The story of cowpuncher who
made big city sit up and take notice.
He rescues a girl from a ruffian's
insults by throwing him off a speeding
train. He rescues this same girl from
city thugs in a cafe. From then on he
rescues her from one thing or anoth-
er, between times fighting thugs.
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MYSTERY RANCH"

At the States Theatre. Saturday.
August o. Adapted from The Killer"
with Claire Adams and Tod Sloan.
4 genius who loves music and poet
ry. but whose soul Graves to kill any
men or women-who
will not bend to his will.
Everyone loves clean, stirring,
breathless melodrama. 1t fascinates.
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THE SUNSET CAFE

This place opens on Wednesday
night, Aug. 3rd, and Mr. Earl Walker
says Everything will be peaches
Simms Imperial Orchestra will play
the music and musical review viii be
put over by clever artists.
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THE LINCOLN GARDEN

Bill George, the manager OF this
place, has turned things over and is
bringing big crowds here nightly. A
good gang OF entertainers with Wick
cliff Ginger Band makes il lively.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
The Cabarets
THE DREAMLAND

Ollie Powers. Alberta Hunter, jas
tine Mckinney, May Brady's )azz
Band and Jones. furnish the entertain
ment ior Bottoms Dreamland Cafe
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a ~ d ~ ~ VI
gomery and Me
Claim were greet
ed by a large
audience. T h e
s h o W measures
up in quality to
a II ytllin & seen
here i'll the past
and the music
book and the cos
tuning is up to
the standard. The
wonderful singing
chorus is sup
ported by such
able vocalists as
/ aop Dioucp 9s-
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THE PARADISE GARDEN

Wcklif's Orchestra with a good
crew OF entertainers are the pleasure
makers here. Mr. Walter Ball IS the
manager.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Aaron Gates. the producer, has
charge OF the Lincoln Players AT the
Lincoln Theatre in Kansas City, Mo.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
With the Actors.

Tom Cross, the actor. is doing some
advertising work for the Elks Carni-
val Tom is costumed as country
Rube, and really looks the part.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Leon Diggs, the silver toned tenor,
is quite an asset in the broadway
Founders show at the Grand theatre.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Shelton Brooks, the actor is making
records now for the Pace Phonograph
Company, known as the Black Swan
Records. Two OF his songs and re-
cordings have been released.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Ollie Powers and Lew Lamar have
joined hands and are now rehearsing
an act to play the big time.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Green and Bumpsky LETT the city on
Sunday last to play few engage
ments in Michigan.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Whitney Whey has gone back to
russo and Hockwald's Minstrel show,
severing his connection with The Old
Time Darkey Quartette.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

/ ON cross, the actor, IS DONG solile
advertising work for the Elks Carni-
val. Tom is costumed as country
Rube, and really looks the part.
! Leon Diggs, the silver toned tenor,
is quite an asset in the broadway
Founders show at the Grand theatre.
Aaron Gates. the producer. has
charge OF the Lincoln Players at the
Lincoln Theatre in Kansas City, Mo.
Green and Bumpsky left the city on
/ Sunday last to play a few engage
ments in Michigan.
Shelton Brooks, the actor, is making
records now for the Pace Phonograph
/ Company, known as the Black Swan
Z, Records. Two OF his songs and re-
icordings have been released.
Ollie Powers and Lew Lamar have
joined hands and are now rehearsing
an act to play the big time.
Whitney Whey has gone back to
RUSSO and Hockwald's Minstrel show
severing his connection with The Old
Time Darkey Quartette.
Andrew Bishop is in the city for an
indefinite stay Mr.. Bishop seems TO
be in the best OF health and looks for
ward to a successful season of the
drama.
A female band is being organized by
one OF the great lights of the stroll and
at present vale OF secrecy is sur
rounding the motive. Toney Lang
ston knows all the particulars but he
won't tell.
Quintard Miller and his company
will open at the Grand on Aug. End
for a SIX weeks run. 1t has been re-
ported that Mr.. Miller has the best
show on the road this season and
real treat is expected.
Brown and Gulfport are wrecking
all bills in their trip over the Pan
tages Circuit.
Holiday in Dixie Land will open
their season in New York next week
at the American Theatre.
Herbert Brown and wife Drown
and Brown. are making big hit at
the Grand Theatre with The Broad
way Founders, featuring fancy dane
iuu. t,ro nj tho Donular numbers are
The Dream Waltz and Jazz Fox Trot,
the act is a great asset to The Broad
way Founders.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Andrew Bishop is in the city for an
indefinite stay Mr., Bishop seems TO
be in the best OF health and looks for
ward to a successful season of the
drama.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

A female band is being organized by
one OF the great lights of the stroll and
at present vale OF secrecy is sur
rounding the motive. Toney Lang
ston knows all the particulars but he
won't tell
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Holiday in Dixie Land will opel
their season in New York next weel
at the American Theatre
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Quintard Miller and his company
will open at the Grand on Aug. 22nd
for a SIX weeks run 1t has been re-
ported that Mr.. Miller has the best
show on the road this season and {
real treat is expected.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

Brown and Gulfport are wrecking
all bills in their trip over the Pan
tages Circuit.
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SAN JUAN
CINE TRES BANDERAs".

FL drama en- cinco actos 'El final de
la partida" pOr Warren Kerrigan, una
Revista una comedia.
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AVISO

Teniendo que ausentarme por
algunos meses para atender a
mi finca (Farm) situada en- ell
vale del Delaware (PennsylVa-
nia) y al mismo tempo tomar
un curse de estudios en- la Uni
Versidad de la misma, comunico
a mis- clientes, que permanecere
en- mi oficina, San Francisco 35,
un mes aIoo mas.
San Juan, p. R., Julio 8, 1921.
DR.. Alvarez VALDES.
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PORTO RICO sANAToRIUM'
HOSPITAL DE MATER
NDAD Y CIPVGIA

Este hospital dedicado exclu-
sivamente a las damas para todo
case de cirugia, maternidad, CINE
cologia, ETC., ha sido completamen-
te reformado estando actualmen-
te a la altura del mejor hospital
en- Puerto Rico. Para mas infor-
mes dirijase al apartado No. 1882,
San Juan, p. R., a Mrs. j. B.
Circuns, superintendent, Aveni-
da Ponce de L6en No. 100, Tele-
ono 174, Santurce.
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PrOntO Pronto
Contrx Acc ;dentes y enfer-
medGdes en- la
Maryland Casualty Co.

Por cualquier clase de enfermedad re-
cibira una pension semanal.
Por cualquier clase de accidente re
cibira una indemnizaci6n y adsmas
una pension semanal.
Nuessras p6lizas son las mas LIBERIA
les. las mas ventajosas y las mas ba-
ratas.
Aseguros contra academies de cual,
quier indole y en- cualquier sitio.
Aseguros de vidrieras.
Escrlba lame por tslefono a @,
Asenjo. Box AIS. Telefono 1901, San
Juan. Advt.
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CONVOCATORIA
A Los soCIos DE LA AsoCLACIoN
DE ERlPLEADos DEL GoBIERNo
INSULAR

Por la presente Sc convoca los Sc
flores socios para una asamblea gene
raj extraordinaria que ha de celebrarse
Ell dia 80 de julio de 1912 las P. M,
en- ell salon de actos del Municipio de
San Juan, para tratar asuntos de impOr-
tancia enmendar el reglamento vi
LUIS F. MAcHIcoTE,
secretario. Association de Empleados
del Gobierno Insular Advt.
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PUERTO RIoo":
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ECOS DE FAJARDO
UN CANDIDATE:

Sc nos ha informado por persona au-
tOrizada hacerlo, que suena como can
didato para ell cargo de inspector de Sa
nidad el hijo de un conocido senior de
esta poblaci6n. quien ha mostrado su
deseo de no aceptar dicho puesto debido
a las difcultades con que tropezara, da
do el err6neo entendimiento que de las
leyes tienen algunas personas. ouien-
quiera que resulte nombrado, debera ser
una persona de caracter fuerte, pues no
seran pocas las imposiciones que que
IRAN presentarseles.
A LA SANDAL:
Les cafetines, tiendas, fondas otros
establecimientos publicos estan Ell pesi-
mas condolences higi6nicas. No deseamos
que Sc presenter denuncias contra ma
die pues este no conduce a NADIA. Lo que
Sc desea es que Sc den indicaciones con
respecto a 10 que debe hacerse en- bien
dc la salud pdblica; porque, en- verdad,
los due1os de dichos establecimientos no
saben que hacer para cumplr con las le-
yes sanitarias. Les hace falta luz.
NO HAN REsUELTo:
Todavia no han resuelto los recur-
SOS de "Mandamus" presentados con-
ira los que actualmente ocupan los pues-
tos de comisionados municipales. Estos
recursos fueron vistos en- Humacao ell
dia seis de JUNO.
INF oRTANTE FESTIVAL:
Tai es el q. Sc celebrara al tomar pose
sion la nueva administration, case que
la toma de possession sea ordenada por ell
tribunal competente. Hablando con al
gunos lideres del partido triunfante, nos
hemos enterado de que ellos no pensaban
verifcar fiesta alguna; pero que, dada la
intrarsigencia de los directories del par
lido derrotado no han tenido mas re-
medic que pensar en- una celebration dig
ma del triunfo que han tenido.
BENEFICENCIA MUNICIPAL:
lDios nos cola confesadosl FL preten-
dido nombramiento de los medicos que
Sc rusnora, es cosa que tiene LENA de es-
panto la comunidad. El menos ocupa-
do de ellos esta empleado en- la Cen
tral, siendo su obligation atender diez
y seis colonias, y seguramente la fac
toria no tolerara que disponga de su
tempo para atender a otros asuntos.
VERDADERo.
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A LA sANIDAD:
NO HAN REsUELTo:

Todavia no han resuelto los recur-
SOS de "Mandamus" presentados con-
ira los que actualmente ocupan los pues-
tos de comisionados municipales. Estos
recursos fueron vistos en- Humacao ell
dia seis de junio.
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CINE LUNA"

Ep.sel;os 10, II y 10 de la serle de
Antonio Moreno titulada "Los Precipi-
clos del odio".
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e. episodio ounce de Ia serie LAS
Cuatro Llaves'' una comedia.
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AVISO

POr Ell presente Sc notifca a los sres.
MedicOs que Sc haya vacante Ia plaza
de Medico de Benehcencia de Vega
Baja con un haber mensual de $4,000.
Los que deseen solicitar dicha plaza
pueden dirigirse al DR.. j. M. ARNIA1z,
cOmisionado Municipal de vega-Ba;a.
Advt
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>~~POr Su prOpiO hensfICiO~.

econ5mico social. domino el idiOma
ingles por medic del famoso ''Aktudo
Universal" No retreceda n los dias de
su nifez asistiendo q eseuelas. euando
en- su prOpin casa. poE correspondence
le garantizavaos ensefiaFle q hablsF.
leer escribir ingles perfeetamente.
Ning1n otro metOdo es tan faeil. prae-
tico aun econ6mieo. Mandenos 81
nomhre y direction para enviarle in
formation detallada. H&gaio enseguida.
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(Dsp'. " 7ss ". fos ST.. EsW Tsrk. NJ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25
SANTURCE
CINE "NoRMA"

FL episoGio nImero IL dc la NOVA
No. 49, y un bonito drama en- cinco ac-
tos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25
"RIvoLI" (RiO PiedrAa).

La serie de mas sensaci6n hasta la
fecha conocida titulada SoBoRNo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25
CINE LAS ANTILLAs"

Episodes cinco seis de la emOcio-
mantle serie titulada Juan Centella i"
y una comedia.