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Evening journal., 1921-02-15
0. B. WINGATE, R. R..
STATION AGENT, DEAD

o. B. wingaie. % years Of age.
died at his late residence, College
Inn, Tenth and Washington streets.
this morning. following an illness OF
about two weeks. Mr. N1ngate had
been In the employ OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad FOR 80 years. the last
cseverd years being stationed at
Edge Moor as agent.
Mr.. Wingate was a widowcr He Is
survived by an only son, the Rev.
Thomas Vail Wingate, rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church Milford. who will
be in charge OF the funeral, at 80
o'clock Thursday morning, in calvary
Episcopal Church, Third and Wash
ington streets. A second service viii
be held In Christ p. Z. Church. Della
ware City. Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Wingate was a member OF tho
p. r. r. Veterans Association, which
ne served for i've years preceding
1918 as president: Jackson Lodge. No
40. A. r. & A. NJ; Delta Chapter, r
A. NJ, and Calvary p. r. Church. III
has two sisters and two brothers, Mis-
sarah Elizabeth Wingate. Mrs. Lent
Z. farrell and William James Win
gate, living in Delaware City, an'
Lester p. Wingaie, residing In TIN
city. Interment will be In Delawarl
City cemetery.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15

know how many cases OF adnoids
have been found among the school
children. stating that in several
schools he has been unable to find
any records Of cases Of adnoids- DIT.
Scott answered that he could not an
swer the question as he did not have
his record with him.
DR.. Beck, chairman OF the health
committee, was not present at the
meeting.
The resignation Of John Moore as
janitor Of No. 20 school was ac-
oepted. and the appointment OF Will
liam Henry Stewart affirmed
Joseph Libsey and Ethel Poth
were added to the payroll for tenn
porary work at the request OF the
fuel and janitor's committee.
Doctor Cooper. Doctor Palmer and
Mr.. Hoffman were appointed a COM
mittee to cooperate with DR.. Scott
to gather data on the cost, etc, OF
monographs and pianos for the
schools which have no such musi
cal instruments.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
BOTTLDNG co. FIGHTS
COCOCOLA COST BOOST

Ward, Gray and Neary, in the United
States District Court. this morning,
on behalf Of the plaintiffs, asked
leave to file a supplemental bill in
the suit Of equity nled some months
ago by the Coca Cola Bottling Com
pany, OF Atlanta, Georgia, against The
Coca Cola Company, OF this city.
I Hearing upon the request has been
set FOR Monday. February q, at 10
a. m.
In the bill Of complaint fled, it is
set forth that The two companies,
pending a decision by the court, en-
tered into an agreement whereby the
bottling company was 10 be supplied
with coca cola syrup at the rate Of
Si57 a gallon for a period Of 1--WE
months, dating from June 80, 1920, by
the defendant. and that now the de.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
SCHOOLS TO BEAR
Medical COST
City Hospital to be Paid for
Operations Performed
on Children
NO. 3 JANITOR
LOSES HIS JOB

That hospitals not be asked to
bear the expense of operations on
school children of limited means.
in whose cases the removal OF ade-
noids or tonsils has been recon-
mended in the medical inspection OF
the public. was the suggestion made
a. the meeting of the Board Of Edu-
cation last night. The expense will
be provided for in the school bud
get.
This matter and the matter OF a
dental clinic for tho schools were
referred TO the health committee.
DR.. Clifford ]. Scott. superintend-
lnts of schools. expressed the ap-
probation OF the schools for the
generosity Of the hospitals. particu-
larly the Delaware Hospital. in
remedying defects OF school chill
dren. who were not financially able
TO pay for such operations. He
spoke also of the work OF hospitals
in correcting defects in some chill
dren caused by infantile paralysis.
Junior Red Cross auxiliaries thai
have been organized in the public
schools have been voting their funds
to the relief of such Handicapped
children for medical treatment, DIT
Scott said.
During the discussion OF this mat.
ter, Shermer II. Stradley, chairman
OF the finance committee. wanted e
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Sandy Hook TO OSten d In 1niest SdiIboat

Would you be game enough to
try 20 sail across the Atlantic in
a tiny boat?
Would you be willing to trust
the wind 10 blow you from
Sandy Hook, n. Y, to Osiend. Bel
GUM?
Can you imagine getting enjoy
ment in bobbing up and down on
the ocean for days and perhaps
weeks2
Do you think it would be fun
10 ride waves higher than the
house you live in2
Would you take such a hazardf
Would you? Just for the sake
OF adventure and romance2
Or would you rather gather
your adventure and romance here
on land2
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
FIREMEN FAST
/ ON TEST CALL
Get Into Service Within
Half a Minute While
Councilmen Look
INSPECT WEST
ID. SIDE COMPANIES

Members OF City Council, accom-
panied by officials of the Fire De-
partment. made their semi-annual
inspection Of the West Side fire de-
partment companies last night. The
companies visited were the Brandy
wine. Fame. Wecaccoe, Union and
Water Witch.
When the Councilmen arrived at
the fire houses they had the firemen
respond to a supposed fire in the Vi
cinity, and connect a hose with "a
pblg. as test work. II required one
half a minute on an average for
each Of the companies to get into
d. service.
While the visitors were at the
Union headquarters. the manage
.ment OF the Park Theatre extended
an invitation to the Councilmen to
witness a motion picture show. The
invitation was accepted.
At tho Water Witch headquarters
the Councilmen found that the build
ing had been repainted and thor
oughly renovated at the expense OF
the nremen out OF their own funds.
Addresses were made at this fire
house.
Alexander r. Abrahams. chair
man OF the fire committee OF Coun-
Gil made a plea for harmony
in the department regardless
of whether the volunteer system Is
retained OF a paid department in
T.. saT - CITY
Council believed in giving the fire
department a square deal and ex-
pressed appreciation for the service
the volunteer department has rem
dered the city.
Edw. +. Kane. former president OF
the Water Witch Company COM
planned OF the statement issued by
the Chamber of Commerce. giving
the impression that the fire loss in
Wilmington during the past yeal
was one and one-half million dol
lars, or about S12 per capita, while
the actual figures we're about S40O,-
600 for the entire state. These re-
ports. he said. had never been re.
pudiated. and were an unjust re-
Election on tho department.
j. Morton Dillon. president OF th'
% company spoke at length on th'
attitude OF the company toward 4
paid department He said the com
pany was ready TO cooperate viii
the city in establishing a paid FIR
department any time the citizen
of Wilmington showed by thei
votes they wanted It.
The East Side companies will b.
inspected tonight.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
IN. D. A. Slan Sneclal.l


ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. i5-Al the
adventure, romance. dangers and per
ils that sailing the Atlantic in The
tiniost yacht could AFFORD lie ahead
Of Walter f. Clayton, chemistry pro-
fessor at ST. Johns College.
If his entry Is accepted he'll al
tempt 20 sail the Siesta. 32-tOn craft
from Sandy Hook, n. T., to Ostend
Belgium.
The distance is about 1900 miles
The race is for King Alberts cup
The Siesta is the smallest sailing
craft ever entered in transatlantic
venture.
Captain Charles Barr sailed the
clipper Dreadnaught from New fori
TO Queenstown in 1859 in the remark
able time OF days and II hours.
But his yacht had the enormous
canvas spread OF 5000 square feet
CLAYTON is enthusiastic.
lie is a born rover.
Adventure fascinates him.
81 Will carry a crew OF only thres
men.
"John Men. l5-year-old Canadian
seaman, will be my skipper.
"Nen has already expressed his de-
sire 10 make the trip with me.
"Tn convert the Siesta into
/ schooner rigging.
zone OF the conditions Of the race
would make it necessary to remove
or seal up the engine.
MY preference would be to sea
the motor so IL could be used II
case OF dire emergency"
Clayton is 80. -,
The siesta is A 1-footer over all
10 measures but IS feet at the watei
line. Il is 70 10 feet beam and ma
a draft OF 8 feet inches.
It was originally built for cruising
in the Maine waters.
The craft is Of the yawl-rigge'
auxiliary type.
Clayton proposes to carry as mucl
canvas spread as the little sailer vii
stand.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15

fendant is endeavoring 10 raise the
price to sisi.
The plaintiff alleges that its in
vesugation discloses that at the price
Of Si.57 per gallon The syrup is pro
ducing a large and eVcessive pront'"
and asks that the defendant be en-
Joined from Increasing It's price "a
the plaintiff OF refusing 20 continue
the supply Of syrup 10 he bottlins
] companies.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
GASOLINE CUTs IN PA. AND DEL

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. iJ5.-'Ihe At
lantic Refining Company announced
that effective today d In Pennsylvania
and Delaware. II would reduce me
price OF gasoline a cent gallon. II
will sell az q cents wholesale and 30
cents retail. Kerosene will sell at II
cents wholesale. .
Evening journal., 1921-02-15

The Rev. DR.. A. b. Kinsolving Of
St Paurs p. r. Church. Baltimore,
was the speaker at the MONDAY
Lenten meeting for men in ST. An
drew's Church today. IL was the
opening Of the second week of such
meetings. and was largely attended
by men OF all denominations.
Dr. Kinsolving viii speak again at
a Lenten service in St Andrews s
Church tonight. He is a guest OF the
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Trapnell while in
this city.
Bishop W. f. Mcdowell. OF the
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
MR. JESTTR AGAIN AFTICTTD.

NJ. Howard lester, secretary OF the
Board OF Education, Is suffering with
an abscossed tooth. Mr.. Jester has
Just recovered from an attack Of
pneumonia.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15

This date favors the building Of
homes for the summer. Sales agents
are favored the coming week and
should use the Want Ads for promo
ton.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15

This birihdltc should awaken per
sens 10 wat1l tho Want Ais FOR new
opportunities end larger chances In
business.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15

The Want Ads will sell trucks, d.
rect attention TO business partner
ships, and give information for gvod
building lots.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15

Washington area OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, OF which Will
mington Conference is part, will
be the speaker at the MONDAY meet
ing tomorrow.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
INF o r NJ CION GENER Al
El Dir. RaIdiTiS estrae 10 t6-
Mas a I'm senior de SdnturCG

Ell afamado especialista doctor
Raldiris, extrajo aver, mediante el
maravilloso procedimiento por el
usado, diez enormes tenias, con sus
diez cabezas, al sefior Elfas Hawsyck,
residente en- Santurce, (Stop 20, Hi
podromo st. No. 50
Ell doctor Raldiris dice que ell ca
so del se1lor Elias rompe cuantos
records Sc conocen hasta la fecha.
Los 10 parasites son de considera-
bic dimension y fueron expulsados
completamente enteros en- menos de
una hora.
Entire las 10 tenias, hay un bo-
triocefalo, primer specimen" de esa
naturaleza que halla ell doctor Raldi-
ris en- Puerto Rico, desde que Sc de-
dica esa especialidad-
Ell seiior Hawayek salio muy sa-
tisfecho de su vista al Doctor Raj
diris al yer que tan facilmente lie
habia libertado de tan horrorosa car
oa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
FIESTA DE GRADUATION EN-
JUNCos

En- ell teatro de "Arcelay" Sc nev6
a efecto la fiesta de graduation de los
estudiantes de las escuelas pdblicas. E.
teatro estaba lleno de bote en- bote. La
banda que dirige don Gregorio Manuel
TOGO miy escogidas pleas
FL ssalutatory,', cargo de la nina
Maria Quinones. En- La fiesta sobresa-
Heron la seiiorita Rosa Maria Perales,
quien cant6 la serenata de Schubert,
acompafiada al piano por Clotilde Du-
ran, y al violin y la fauta, por el
nino Armaury Bustamante y ell professor
don Antonio Ortiz.
El sr. Porrata Doria, inspector de
las escuelas, pronunci6 un breve dis
curse, y al terminar, recibi6 muchas fe
licitaciones.
Hablaron tambien don Sinpiicio Cor
dero, don Manuel Gordo y don Joaquin
Mejia. Recibieron diplomas, los alum
nos Quidgley, Angelina Gonzalez, Jua
ma Betancourt. Maria Quinones, Car
men Cruz, Mercedes Marchan, Jesusa
Matos, Lucia Gonzalez, Rosa Maria Pc
rales, Jnanita Morales, Felicita Pena
Y Fernando Gonzalez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
UN CONCURSo PARA EsTIMULAR
LA INTELIGENCIA DE LA MUJER

La orden "Estrella de oriente'' ca
pitulo ''Aurora No. 12'', de Ponce, tie
ne ell proposito de celebrar una serie de
fiestas ilterarias, con Ell laudable fin de es
timular la inteligencia de Ia mujer por
torriquefia Da principle a su proyecto,
con I'm Certamen entire las damas ma
cidas en- esta isla residences en- ella,
para ell desarrollo de la siguiente tests:
Por que la mujer portorriquefia DE-
BE NO intervenir en- ell gobierno de
su pais''.
Sc asignan dos premios, consistentes
cada uno en- cincuepta pesos ORC un
diploma de honor para los dos mejores
trabajos, uno en- sentido Affirmative y
otro en- sentido Negative, que reunan
los requisites fijados en- ell concurso.
La entrega de los premios sera mott
vo de una fiesta lirico-hteraria que Sc
elebrara la noche del 81 del mes proxi-
mo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
I'm nuevo Hip6dromo
en- San Juan
EN-. LA PARADA 27 Sc CoNSTRUI-
RA UN NUEvo HIPoDRoMo CON
UNA PIsTA DE 1900 METROS DE
CIRCUNFERENCIA.

Ell primero que me dio esta noticia,
fui mi querido amigo, el simpatico Paco
Iriarte, Auditor Municipal de San Juan.
Paco me inform6, con esa serenidad
sangre fria Ell el peculiares, 10 que sa-
bia acerca de la nueva Corporation hi
plea que Sc ha tornado con el PROPOSE
to de construir un nuevo hipodromo en-
San Juan que NADIA tenga envidiar a
los grandes hipodromos de las grandes
capitales.
Una pista de 1900 metros, premies pa
ra las carreras verdaremente fabulosos,
y una reglamentacion que ofrezca garan
tias es el lena de la nueva Coroparacion
Acogi con verdadera fruici6n la no.
ticia, como estoy SECURE que asimismo
la acogeran los entusiastas hipicos de la
ciudad capitalina. Embellishments me
puse er. averiguaciones, me informan
que sera Administrator del nuevo Hipo-
dromo ell distinguido joven senior don
Felix Hilera. De ser cierto este, creo q.
va e. nuevo Hlpodromo tlene aSegllra-
do su exito. Un Administrator como
ell Sr. Hilera, hombre de accion, inteli-
gente y de indiscutibles cualidades que
lie enaltecen, es sufciente garantia pa
ra una nueva Corporation.
La noticia del nuevo Hipodromo tie
ne gran trascendencia para los hipicos
de San Juan Sc We en- clio un gran re-
medic. . Con otro hipodromo en- San
Juan Sc vera 81 vale la pena corregir
las deficiencies del que actualmente
explota el entusiasmo de les hipicos, ha-
bida cuenta de sque,-no cabe dudarlo-
Ell pubhco concurrira donde mayores
ventajas y garantias Sc lie presto.
Informare mas amplismente sobre es-
ia question.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
AL COMERCIO
Suazo & Seijjo
Tetuan No. I altos, Box 1903.
TeIefono $50.
Acro EscoLAR EN- oUAyAN1LLA

Con motive de la graduation de los
estudiantes de las escuelas de Guaya-
nilla, Sc llev6 a cabo en- la de 'Luis
Muioz Rivera una fiesta, la que
asisti6 numeroso publico.
A la nina Teresa Vazquez lie CORES
pondi6 Ell 'valedictory' lie fueron
otorgadas por don Jose Capo una media
LA de oro y una moneda de orc.
Obtuvieron diplomas los estudiantes
Sara Jordan, Herminio ]. Irizarry, Ali
cia Jordan, Aurelia Blasini, Inocencia
Lrgo,i S Rodriguez, Albertina Lopez,
Rita vechini Nestor Sola v Pedro AL
varado.
El inspector senior Diaz pronuncio
un elocuente discurso sobre el progreso
alcanzado por los profesores de Pucr-
to Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
Ell TIRES BANDERAS" CONNIE
MORA Ell Ola DEL PATRONO.

Nuestro amigo don Miguel Portell
nos particips que para Ell "a del CO.
rriente, dia de San Juan Bautista,
proyectara en- la pantalla del cine
"Tres Bsnderas" la preciosa pelicu-
la "Li-Han-el Cruel', cue es una de
las mas famosas que Sc han exhibit
do en- San Juan. Como saben nues-
tros lectores, esta pelicula fue de-
nunciada por ell Embajador de China
en- Paris, ante las autoridades fran
cesas, porque hacia dlno las
buenas relaciones entire las dos Re-
pllblicas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
GRAFICo.
Ell BENEFICIo DE PINEDA
ia question.

Esta noche Sc celebrara en- el cine
puerto Rico" el benefcio del joven
cantante sehor Pineda, con un progra
ma notable.
Ademas de la hermosa pelfcula
"Ferreor', interpretada por la gran
tragica europea Margot Barnay, ha-
bra magnfficos nlinneros de varieda-
des, a cargo de Elvira Lopez, Luis
ManZlno, "Los Modernistas" y tres
artistas de la comAanfa dramaHica
de Julia Delgado Caro-, quienes in
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
La pTdxiIna guerra
lcOntinuaci0n dc Ia pagina tercera.,

mujeres, 10 mismo que los hombres. va
Sc ha demostrado que la poblaci6n civil
es un ejercito detras del ejercito. No
Sc puede perdonar a nadie. Sc extermi-
naran las ciudades. Sera este una nece-
cidad para ell triunfo.
La proxima guerra sera en- Ell aire.
Desde la altura Sc arrojaran las bombas
de gases venenosos. No es necesario va
que vaya aviadores en- estos aeroplanos
cargados de Sbombas destructoras. Sc les
puede dirigir por TELEGRAPH inala.nbrico.
Podran nevar esros buques aereos subs
taneias infiamables que Sc pueden lamar
desde la altura en- forma automatica.
Las ciudades seran incendiadas y sus
hombres envenenados simultaneamente.
Millones de habitantes podran ser des
truidos en- unas pocas horas.
Todo 10 que dice will Irwin 10 apoya
en- hechos en- realdades, en- 10 que ha su
cedido Y esta sucediendo. No es una far,
tasia pavorosa. Es una realidad pavoro-
sa.
Asi es ell mundo asi es Ia hllmanidad,
y como Liliom, cree que hace bien. Sc
.prepara para robarse la estrella para
Louise, la hija idolatrada de ounce pri
maveras y para Julie, la esposa que 10
llamara h6roe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
COCINERO
Sc necesita uno competente.
Diriiase al Restaurant CEN
TRIAL, Cata1o, Carretera St.
Advt.
MATRIMoNIo RARo

En- eli ultimo vapor llegado de Europa,
arrib6 ezta ciudad un matrimonio que
viene de la India. Al tomar en- Ell Hotel
una habitaci6n, manifestation que para
ellos no eran desconocidas las camas de
''El Cielo'', y que deseaban les pusie-
ran una de las cuarenta mil que esta re-
cibiendo ''Arrivi Hermanos' precios
&c ganga Ell tiene novcnta y 'ocho amos
y su costilla 87.-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
Sc pi8nSa Vender en- plbIiCa
SubaSta Ia central COIOSO"
Continuation de la pag. la. J

Continuation de la pag. la.
cimiento, favor de la porto Rico Su-
gar Development Co.., el treinta del
corriente mes. Otros acreedores han he
cho reclamation por crca de doscientos
mil dolares.
Alegan los ADMINISTRATORS judicia-
les en- la mocion que esta ahora pendien
te de la consideration de la Certe, que
todas las parties interesadas en- ell pleito
y los mas i4nportante acreedores han con
svenido en- formar una nueva corporation
le Sc encargue de llevar adelante los ne
gocios del "Coloso", y han aceptado
como garantia de sus reclamaciones la
preferencia en- las acciones de la nueva
organization, son de opinion que con
este nuevo arreglo Sc podria conseguir
una nueva hipoteca.
Los ADMINISTRATORS por 10 tanto, ha
cen esfuerzos por llevar al amino de la
Corte que todas las propiedades de Ia
.West Porto Rico Sugar Company,
deben ponerse la venta en- publica SUI
basta, bajo la direction de la Corte, y
adjudicarse al mayor postor, en- la fe-
cha mas cercana possible, y autorizados
los ADMINISTRATORS judiciales para So
guir llevando los negocios de la Central
en- quiebra, hasta que este Sc haya h,-
cho y Sc pueda lograr la reorganizacioa
de la citada corporation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
JovENEs GRADUADos

En- los lltimos ejercicios de gradua-
ci6n celebrates por la Central Cram
mar Y Central High, de San Juan,
obtuvieron sus diplomas las sehoritas
Merida Cruz, de DO, afio, = Antonia
Cruz, de 80. grado
Las j6venes hermanas pertenecen a
una distinguIida familia de San Juan,
la cual debe encontrarse orgullosa de
elias.
Las felicitamos por su triunfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
ALua1asAs PARA NURSES

La Clinics AGiramar tiens sitic para
IN ndmers de j6venes Qus dssesa e.
itudiar y Dracticax.
La senorita Hnpertntendenta facflita
rs los tnformes RecesarioA santurce,
Stop 10. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
'sLA RAzA NUEvA''
EN- Ell "LUNA'

Esta noche Sc Hevara la pantalla
del cine Luna la monumental pc
licula de la picaresca actriz Mania
Tzatschewa, titulada ''La Raza Nue.
va, segun nos 10 ha communicate nues
tro amigo Rafael Marti Jr., "mana-
ger'' del departamento de peliculas
de los senores 'stubbe Brothers, Inc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
UNA DESTILERIA CoMPLETA
FUE oCUPADA EN- CAEGUY

En- ell barrio de Cibao, de Camuy, Sc
gun nos informa nuestro corresponsal,
fu6 ocupado un alambique tan enorme,
que mas parecia una destileria COM
pleta. Ell aqua para los trabajos era
conducida por I'M conducto, y el alam-
bique funcionabaa con toda holgura y
comodida, como ii llubiera sido auto
rizado por la ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
FJERCICIoS DE GRADUATION
EN- SABANA GRANDE

Nuestro Corresponsal en- sabana Gran
dc nos informa que en- ell teatro "orien
te'' Sc llev6 efecto la fiesta de gradua
ci6n de los alumnos del octave grado
de aquel pueblo, en- la cual hablaron don
Luis A. velasco, la senorita Pillar Soto,
don Pedro Lugo, don Francisco Panaini,
don Jenaro sepnlveda v don Hip6lito
Garcia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
AsEs1NATo EN- CAMUY

Segun nos comunica nuestro CORES
ponsal, en- Ell barrio de Palomar, de Ca
muy, Manuel Acevedo mat6 a Gerar-
do Millet, disparandole un tiro de, re-
volver
FL juez, Sr. vergne, calific6 ell hecho
de asesinato en- segundo grado ext
gio, Acevedo $4,000 de fianza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

terpretlran Ell precioso estremes de
los Quintero, "Manana de SoP'.
El baritone se1or Pineda cantara
hermosos numeros de "La viuda ale
gre", ell "Conde de Luxemburgo",
La Glsta Susana" Y "Molinos de
viento", adem&5 de notabilEstmos
d1os con Elvira Lopez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
Los ADoRADoREs DE BAco

En- el barrio de Marruefio ocup6 la
policia un gran alambiqu, Ell cual mis-
teriosamente funcionaba sin que Sc se-
pa quien es su dneno. Fue ocupado y
llevado al cuartel de la policia.
Parece resultar que los sacerdotes de
Baco huyeron al averiguar que les per-
segnia Marie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
Ell CLUB "UNITARIo PORToRRI-
QUENO" CELEBRA UNA VELADA

Ell "Club unitario portorriQueiio'
de Santo Domingo, celebro una vela-
da lirico-literaria beneficio de la Sc
horita Evangelina Rodriguez, doctora,
Quien saldra en- breve para Francia.
Entire los que tomaron parte figura
ell Licdo. Godofredo Canine, portorri-
que, residente en- la misma poblacion.
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PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola, t6mese LAXATIVO
'BROMO QUININA. El boticario de-
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ma de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada
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CINE "LUNA".

La protagonista de "Las Semivirge-
nes'' en- ell hermoso drama aleman en-
ocho actos "La Raza Nueva".
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CINE TRES BANDERAs"

Ell drama en- colores en- seis actos 'tEl
Despenadero" una revista de sucesos
mundiales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
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