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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15
CIVIC BODIES HOLD
JOINT SESSION
A Thorough Cleaning Up of
the Village of Orofino is
Decided Upon

The village council. the Orofino
Club and the Orofino
Club met in joint ses-
sion on Monday evening for the r.ur-
pose of outlining a program for
cleanup day. The Orofino Improve
ment Club Is new organization
composed Of ladies'. They have de-
termined that every effort shall be
put forth to make Orofino as clean
as human toll can make It. The
personnel indicates that they mean
business. Their earnestness is fur
ther attested by an action taken on
Monday evening. when 1t was de-
cided that captain should be
placed on each square ON cleanup
day to see that all refuse was pro-
perly disposed Of. All delinquenta
will be reported at subsequent
meeting of the three civic bodies.
which will determine what further
acton should be taken in each case.
Yesterday was fixed as cleanup day.
but on account of rain, work was de-
layed. A later date will probably
be named when the cleaning up pro-
gram will be completed.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15
OROFINO 15-AHSAHKA 8

The Kamiah nine failed to show
up last Sunday to contest with Oro-
fino on the local diamond. The
game was scheduled for l p. m. and
after waiting some little time for
the Kmaiah boys to appear a nine
was hastily made up from Ahsahka
players and a fair game furnished
to the spectators. The score was Is
to in favor Of Orofino.
Manager Swantek Is endeavoring
to furnish the base ball fans with
q series Of good games and this pro-
gram will be earnestly carried out.
The next game will be played at
Ahsahka between the Ahsahka and
Orofino> teams.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15

Don't forget Smalls East Side
Grocery"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15
kOOSk|A BANK
WILL REOPEN
The Work of Re-organiza-
ton Started Day After
Bank Closed

Friday, noon, much to the sur
prise of the people of Kooskia, the
local bank closed it's doors, upon in
struction from the cashier who was
in Lewiston at the time The action
was taken to protect the interests of
depositors. The First National Bank
of Charleston which institution was
one of the regular depositaries Of the
Kooskia bank held a portion Of the
reserve funds belonging to the lat
ter. When that failure occurred the
local concern thereby deprived Of q
part of its reserve, felt its stability
was endangered and. therefore.
closed as a matter of precaution.
Saturday Commissioner of Finance
Fralick arrived here and looked over
the situation. He was we'll pleased
with the condition of affairs In so
far as the solyency Of the bank ia
concerned. In view however Of the
complications developed at Charleston
duu uuSdtASAdCtOIy COuuASAOilo CioO-
where, Mr.. Fralick suggested that q
new organization be formed here tc
take over the business, such organi-
zation to be purely local concern
Independent of the affiliations tha
have heretofore existed.
A largely attended meeting Of de
positors ives held Saturday evening
to consider matters and decide wha
should be done. Not only were tn
depositors living in town there bu
many from Clearwater, Sites. Wi
mona and the communities on the sur
rounding ridges were present. MI
Fralick outlined the situation to tn
meeting of which Lloyd Fem va
| fNoutipuod IN last nag0l
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL
EXTENSION WORK
Will Make Occasional Visits
to Outlying Regions of the
County

The Clearwater County Sunday
School Association, at a meeting
held Tuesday evening. Mrs. e. H.
Atherton presiding. made arrange
ments to increase interest in Sunday
school work by making occasional
excursions into the outlying regions
of the county. The first place to be
visited will be Ahsahka, where a
meeting will be held next Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock. Several
autos containing Sunday School Of
ficers and workers from Orofino will
leave Orofino at 1880 p. m. Ad-
dresses will be made by several lead
ers in Sunday school work. The
program also includes vocal music
and an open discussion of Sunday
school problems.
Mrs. Atherton and her assistant!
are planning to reach every Sunda,
school in the county during tn
summer. When schools in remt I,
sections are visited. the party vii
take along their lunch and have ,
common spread at the place visited
1t Is hoped that this will b. tb'
means of putting new life into eaol
school visited. These meeting
should also result In q greater com
munity spirit among the people q
the county. It will afford q mean
Of all parties getting acquainted
and this will of itself effect NOR
friendly spirit and better under
standing among the people.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15
H|GH-CLASS PLAY
At HIGH SCHOOL
THE Travelling Hypnotist"
Presented by Fa -ulty Last
Friday Evening

Nearly three hundred people at
tended the drama given at the lieh
school last Friday evening. when the
faculty gave "The Travelling Hyp-
notist." The several parts we're rem
dered in manner that was both
skillful and entertaining. 1t was the
usual case of fine love story and a
generous sprinkling of wholesome
humor. Prof. Richmond acted as
proprietor of the Hotel Idlewild,
which was the scene the plot.
Principal Kullberg impersonated
the only member of the male sex
at a hotel having an abundance of
lady guests. Such a situation would
embarrass most any man, but Mr..
Kullberg played his part with skill
and fine decorum.
Miss Rutledge impersonated a
young man. This was SO adroitly
done that quite a number Of people
in the audience declared that she
gave the best exhibition of a girl in
male attire that a nOn-professiOnal
could be expected to give.
All the parts of the play fell very
little short of being tho equal OF
professional work. The play netted
about seventy-five dollars, which
was used to complete payment ON 9
Photographs purchased during the
year for the primary department
The first payment was made witt
in the school year.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15

CONTINUED on last page)
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15
LoMAx At STANDPOINT

Our former townsman Bert Lomax,
who first conducted the local bakery
and then operated q garage, has re-
Gently purchased fine bakery at
Standpoint. His establishment is re-
ported as doing q very good business
Bert turns out bread that is unex-
'celled in any bakery. We therefore
predict for him a leading place in
the little city by the lake.
DR.. Horswil was a passenger on
Mondays morning train for Spokane
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15

Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Merrill and
Mrs. B. J. Kinne will entertain the
Ladies Aid Society at the Methodist
church. Wednesday afternoon, April
20, at 2 o'clock.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15
CITIZENS TICKET
IS NOMINATED
Men Selected "a Mass Meeting
Held in Club Rooms
Wednesday p. M.

A meeting was held in the Oro-
fino Club rooms, at 3 p. m. Wednes-
day. for the purpose of nominating
a ticket for village trustees to be
voted for on Tuesday, April 26th.
Samson Snyder was selected chair
man and v. R. Clements was chosen
secretary of the meeting.
The following citizens were placed
in nomination for the village coun-
Gil. which is composed Of five mem
bers:
F. w. Luttropp
John Oud
E. H. Atherton
B. ]. Kinne
w. Bennell
DIR. Britain
N. o. Helgeson
w. M. Watson
Theo. Fohl
r. A. Hamilton
C. o. Portfors
C. o. Portfors and DR.. Britain re-
quested that their names be with
drawn as candidates which was con-
sented to.
1t was decided that the five can
didates receiving a majority Of the
votes cast would be declared the
nominees.
| uy ID Kicra uos onuointed teller
and the counting of the ballots
showed the following result in the
selection of candidates to head thu
Citizens Ticket.
F.. w. Lutropp Is
R. A. Hamilton IL
John Oud IL
w. M. Watson 10
B. J. Kline 9
| An executive committee Of sever
members was selected to fill any pos
sible vacancies that might occur OF
the ticket or attend to any emergen
cies. The members OF the COMMITTEE
are:
w. A. Wellman
w. B. Kinne
R. A. Snyder
e. H. Atherton
J. G. Bullock
C. II. Eide
w. H. Gillespie
F. w. Luttropp and B. J. KIM
are present members Of the villag
council and will be valuable repre-
sentatives In the new board on at
cout of experience and knowledg
In the affairs Of the village. Th
other candidates are well know
business men who need no introdut
tion to the voters of Orofino.
The above named ticket was file
with the village clerk Wednesda
afternoon and Ia the only officis
ticket filed.
The meeting was entirely hal
monious and the ticket selected AI
peared to be satisfactory to all I
attendance.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15

Mrs. s. M. Brazil Is here for q
couple of weeks visiting her sister
Mrs. c. J. Lester. Mrs. Brazil's
home Is in Minneapolis.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mccullough of
Fraser, were county seat visitors this
week and departed for Lewiston
Thursday morning.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15
CAFE TO MOVE

J. Erby of the Busy Bee Cafe.
now located in the Clearwater Hotel,
Is preparing to move into the build
ing now occupied by Bryant and
Wellman on johnson Avenue. The
rooms are being remodeled and Bry-
ant and Wellman will conduct real
estate and insurance office In one
portion Of the building and the Busy
Bee Cafe will occupy the other part
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-15

Charley Cole came in from SpO-
kane on Wednesdays afternoon train
to visit at the home Of his mother,
Mrs. J. NJ. Fairly.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
Muy lmpOrtante
Para ell PdbIicO en- General

Hace pr6xmaniente. que hemos alberto al p1blico
nuGstro esablecmento Cazado al detail nuesos
Amacenes de Caizado 0uncaa ell cuaI teneos sudo
complete de zapatos Seforas Caballeros Nihos
Nuestras mecancias, tai motiVo todas
prada recienemente sendo soanen garanta
p1blco que puede conprar aculos de actuadad precos
posVaente Is 100 mas baatos otras hendas
Nuestro lena vender precos de Afnacen.
No nuestra Tenda estabecimiento
o dentro de modesto 10 hasa ceto punto prac
tcamente beneficio del pubco; obsante
podemos oece desde zapato de pecio mas mo hasta
mas no de cadad moda gusto mas renado pueda
exigir.
Esperamos pres, vista la que lie aseguramos vera
cupdos nuestros orecimienos as poder conare
centela que va vene avOeciendo
pras.
Rogue Gonzalez & Co., Sucesores.
GALE DE SAN JOSE NO. 7. SAN JUAN P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
PldisndO ingresaT
en- Ell SanatOTiO

Aver, mientras permaneciamos en- Ia
FOrtaleza prop6sito de La negada del
nuevo 0obernador, cnlbiamos impresio-
mes con Ell doctor Ruiz Soler, comisiona
do Insular de Sanidad, respectO al Sa-
natorio de tuberculosis, de Rio Piedras.
FL doctor Ruiz Soler nos inform6 que
va habia escrito al ComisiOnadO del In
terror, senior Esteves. informandOle que
ese DepaTtamento podia empezar las nue.
vas construcciones, oportunamente, las
cuales so realizaran con fendcs de los
doscientos mil d6lares que la pr6xima
pasada Legislature vot6 para ese fin.
81 doctor Ruiz soler, que tiene un
alma en- extreme sensible, nos dijO aver
que lie causaba mucha pena ell no poder
lar cabida a todos los solicitantes que
diariamente piden ser adgnitidos en- el
SanatOrio, cuyas plazas estan cubiertas
con exceso.
Fl doctor Ruiz Soler expresc que todos
los dias recibe solcitudes de pacientes
que piden ingresar ALI, los cuales seran
favorablemente resueltas en- cuanto cuen
te con mas casetas en- que alojar los on
fermos. En- la actualidad hay en- el Sa-
natorio setenta pacientes.
-iQne profesion.-pregunta al Co
misionado-es la que arroja mayor por
ciento de enfermos7
Ell doctor Ruiz Soler manifesto Que
habia n0tado que en- Puerto Rico la pro-
fesi6n que arrojaba mayor por ciento
de tuberculosis era la de tabaquero;
que en- ell Sanatorio habia mayor nume-
70 dc pacientes, trabajadOres de esa in
dustria, que de cualquiera otra.
Termin6 el ComisiOnado diciendonos
que tan pronto haya mas locales dis
puestos, aumentaria el nlmero de los
pacientes, quienes nunca Sc les escati-
mara un paestO ALI, 81 es que 10 nece-
sitan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
La Taza de color dis
minuye en- PtO. Rico

WASHINGTON, D. c.-El Departa-
mento del censo, DepartamentO de Co.
merciO, acaba de dar a la publicidad
una declaration preliminar de los habi-
tantes que compOnen la isla de Puerto
RicO, de acuerdo con ell sexo, color y m
ciniiento, segin Ell censo tornado ell pri-
nero de enero de 1920:
La poblaci6n total del territorio es t,e
1299,S S09, distribuida de la manera ST.
guiente:
647s25 hOmbres y 651.9s4 mujeres.
En- el 1910, Ell total era Ell siguiente:
1,11s,012; hombres, 557,3O1; mujeres,
560,711. Durants una decada, la pobla-
ci6n ha aumentado 1853 por ciento, la pO
blaci6n masculina Ia aumentado 1862
per ciento y Ia femenina 1913 por ciento.
De acuerdo con las razas. desde 1920
la poblaci6n de Puerto Rico Sc cOmpone
de las siguientes:
Blanca, 948, ,709; negra, 49,246; mula-
ia, sO1.s16; china, 80; japonesa, 4; de
otras diferentes razas del pals CFilipi
ma y Hindu) 2.
Durante una decada la poblaci6n blan
ca ha aumentado 29.5 pOr ciento; la po-
blac!6n negra Ia disminuido un dos por
Jciento y la multa un diez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
DON NICOLAS HERNANDEZ

Hoy emharcara para la Habana, este
noble Y cultO amigo, excelente hombrC
de negociOs, jefe de Ia respectable fir.
ma cue lleva su nombre y valiosisimo
cOiaboradOr de Ell MUNDo, cuyas pa
ginas ha honrado muchas ocasiones.
Ell senior Hernandez, quien va a
residir temporalmsnte a la Habana,
dOnde funciona otra firma que tamoien
lleva su noihbre acreditadisimo, nos en-
viara frecuentemente labOraci6n de
Cuba.
Nos completeness en- desear feli2 TIA
vesia al noble amigo, quien acompa-
ma su muy distinguida esposa.
BERLIN, julio o. FL periodico
'HTittag am zeitung' 'annncia el com
promise Official del Archiduque Alberto
de Austria con la hiya mayor del Alni-
rante HOrthy, regente de Hnngria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
UN G0LPE AsEsTADo A LA
SANDAL MUNICIPAL

Nuestro corresponsal en- Utuado nos
comunica lc siguiente:
'Desde hace hoy nueve dias no 50 ex-
rende carne en- esta ciudad debido lpe
el comisionado dc sanidad insular sefiOr
Ruiz soler, mand6 elausurar Ell matade-
70, pues los pozos donde Sc depositln
los desperdicios estaban llenos en- ma
las condicionos.
Esto s5lo Sc We en- utuado. Es Ian III
table que. en- casos de epidemic, un >.
bio Sc yea privado de tan importante
alimento por tan gran nlnsero de 81 I.
FL hecho de que haya tenido eli ieIe
de sanidad insular que ordenar el ,ls-
IRE del mataderO, es un rudo gOlpe al
prestigio de nuestro fiamants comisiona-
do municipal de sanidad".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
DOMINGO cARRERAs

Para santo Domingo, procedento de
Venezuela, embarca en- Ell vapor ma.
rina'' Ell sr. don Domingo Carrcras,
uno de nuestros mas laboriOsos cornpa-
triOtas, de distinguish familia de Hu-
macao, quien durante muchos amos es-
ta representando en- la America del Sur,
la importante casa de New York,
"The Ebrey Chemical Works fabri.
cantes de Ia c6lebre AnticalcCli..a
Ebrey, medicina que SO ha hecho IA
mosa, por su eficacia en- combstir los
dasturbios de los rifiones la vejiga.
Deseamos al amigo Carroras fslig
6xito en- su eInpresa one 10 volyamos
yer pronto entire nosotros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
NERCADO DE CANRIO

TOLOSA, julio 29.-La tercerl Sc
sion de la "Semana Social" Sc ha ce
lebrado en- esta poblaci6n, habiendo
asistido numerosos cat6licos franceses
y extranjeros Y un numero crecido
de americ6hos. En- el curse de un ban
quote, Mr.. Charter, director del ms
tituto Cat6lico de Montreal, recordo
que cinco millones de canadienses-
franceses cOnservan a1n, despues de
tanto tempo de domination britani'
ca, la lengua de la madre Patria, las
mismas tradiciones Y la fe frlncesa,
no obstante la distancia que las sepa-
ra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
APELACIoNEs cRIMINALEs
sENAL.ANSE EN- HUMAcAo

He aqui Ia relaci6n de las apela-
clones criminales sehaladas ante ell tri
bunsl de distrito de Humacao para el
t6rmino de agosto:
Primero de agosto:- Jose Diepa. Ra
mon Losada y Francisco Muhoz, AGO
metimiento y aggression grave; Francis.
CO Rivera, contra justicia p6blica; Ra-
IA6n Ruival, infracci6n la Sanidad.
2 de agosto.- Ramon Ramos otro,
Rafael Hernandez, Jesus Jimenes y Mo
destO Ricard y otrO, infracci6n la
ley de arbitrios; Cclestino Quintana y
otro, adulterio.
8 de agosto.-- Victoriano y Francis
CO FiguerOa, Y Jose Medina, infracci6n
q Ia ley de arbitrios; Rafael Navarro,
infracci6n a las ordenanzas municipal
les; Satu1nino Ruiz, escalamiento.
de agosto.-- Fernando Gomez Ma
chin, escalamiento; Manuel Rodriguez,
hurto msnOr; Isabel Rosa, acometimlen
10; Domingo sanjurio y Otro, conspira-
ci6n; Joss Martinez Espino, inSracci6n
y Santiago Figueroa, acometimiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
UN "MANDAMUS" EN- CONTRA
DEL AUDITOR DE RIO GRANDE

En- q Tribunal de Distrito fue lldi-
cado un "Mandamus" por don Luis
Betancourt, en- contra del Auditor
municipal de Rio Grande, solicitando
que obligue pagar al demandado el
importe del canon de arrendamiento
de una parcela de terreno del demnn
dante, la cu&l esta ocupada pOr el ma
tadoro
Sc alega en- la demanda que el Au-
ditor no ha pagado dicho canon des-
de el mes de enero, por 10 cGll el de-
Iaandante pide al Tribunal que dicte
una orden obligando el pago de la can
tidad estipulada haga comparecer
al Auditor a discutir el case.
DE acuerdo con 10 solicitldo, el
juez Rodriguez Sierra, dict6 aver una
orden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
Ell "BANco DE cABo RoJo''

Hemos' recihido la memoria que pu-
blica 81 presidente del ''Banco de Ciabo
Rojo", don Euripides Silva, con mott
vo de haber terminado 81 primer afio
de operaciOnes de la mencionada ms
tituci6n bancaria.
Dice la memoria que los negocios de-
muestran un buen presente y anuncian
un buen pOrvenir los accionistas.
La ganancia meta que ha realisado
el "Banco de Cabo Rojo'' es S4,7s4. .76
Felicitamos loo direStOres de la
institution.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
SRTA BELEN COLON

En- la residencia de nuestra amiga
Adelaide Alvarez Valdes, Sc halla
pasSndo una corta temporada la be
llisima poncena Srta. Belen Colon,
orgullo de aquella sociedad, en- la que
descuella su hermosuRa triunfante de
mujer ideal.
Fl cronista, que admira de todo CO
raz6n la gentil paisana del Sur,
cuya simpatia y hechizos llenaran
nuestro mundo social, lie envia su mas
afectuOso saludo de bienveni6l.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
sEIs DEMANDAs

En- el Tribunal de Distrito han si-
do presentadas seis demandas por
aseguramiento de credito en- contra
de los herederos desconocidos de don
octavio Garcia Salgado.
En- todos los casos ell juez ROdri-
guez Sierra ha dictado 6rdenes prOvi-
sionales Y el Secretario ha librado
mandamientos para el embargo de los
bienes de dichos herederos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
UNA RECLAMATION

En- el Tribunal de Distrito fue pre-
sentada aver una demanda por Heri-
berto Torres Ms. los Herederos de don
o. Garcia Salgado, reclanlandoles n
sum- de $4,000 por concepto de ser
vicios prestados a ellos.
Ell Tribunal dict6 una orden provi-
sional, y el Secretario libr6 un man
damiento para embargar los bienes
de los demandados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
SENSATIONAL PELIcULA

Manana domingo Sc estrenara en-
el "Rialto", Ia linda production dra-
matica de Sociedad, "La Ropa Aje-
nae, por Ia popular actriz Gsldys
Walton.
Hemos presenciSdo Ia exhibition
privado de este ''fiilm", Y podemos ase
gurar que su argumento esta llenO
de emociones intensas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
oTRA FARMAc1A EN- MANATI

En- 1danati sido inaugurada Ia clo
gante y suntuosa botica de Bran
de los conoeidos farmaceuticos don Luis
y don Salvador Brau, que pOr mucho
tempo trabajaron en- AnascO. en- el mis-
mo nsgOciO.
La hermosa botica, mOntada a Ia mo
derna, con todos los adelantos. estd 81
tuada en- Ia Gale de ''Mc Kinley''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
LOS LEoNES DE CATANO CON
IRA Ell TRES BANDERAS"

Ell domingo pr6ximo, por la mana
ns, Sc neyara cabo un desafio dc
base ball entire los leones de Cataho
y el Tres Banderas".
Debido al aguG, no Sc pudo termi-
mar el juego del domingo pasado. Por
esta raz6n estamos dispuestos a de-
mostrar al "Catano Stars" que es
mucho el tires Banderas".
Fl juego sera en- Cataiio.
PEDRITO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
A CAsARsE ToCAN

Son muchos los novios que estan en-
espera de que los articulos de mue5,e-
ria bajen para poder casarse. La hora
llega pues en- ''El CielO" Sc esta ven
diendo, a precios bajisimos: Camas, Ro
peros, Tocadores, sillerias para sala y
come1or, todo 10 necesario para una
casa Precios mas bajos que en- fabri-
ca. Visitenos y compare precios. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
RAUL MARQUEE ACOsTA

Hoy embarcara para la Habana,
donde permanecera una larga tempo
rada el excelente Y culto joven don
Raul Marquee Acosta, que ha colabo-
rado vlrias veces en- este diario.
Dcseamos al estimado intellectual
grata permanencia en- la hermana
Antilla, desde donde nos honrara con
su valiosisima collaboration.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
orRA r1cHA EN- Ell rAsIrRo

PARIS. julio 2s.-''Le Temps anun
cia que es probable que Mr.. steeg. ex-
ministrO del Interior, sera nOmbradO 60
bernador general de Argelia.
La Academia de Bellas Artes le ha
concedidO el gran prensio de escultura,
de Roma, Mr.. vezieu ,discipulo de Con
tan De Carl, y, Ell segundo premiO, a
Mr.. Privat, discipulo de Courtan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
DON FRANCISCO ]. BRIzzIE

En- q dltimo viaje del vapor "Ma-
rina" Sc ausent6 hacia Santo Domin-
go el distinguido buen amigo nues-
tro don Francisco J Brizzie, active
manager" de la Bull Insular Lii
ne"
FL viaje de nuestro amigo obedece
a negocios relacionados con su alto
cargo.
Gratas impresiones lie deseamos. ?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
M1r1N EN- NARANJ1To

Con la asistencia de los OradOres
obreros oirilO Aviles, Santiago Carre-
ras, Lisandro suro v Ramon Barrios
Sc llev6 cabo un mitin en- este pueblo.
FL Comite local de huelga, que esta
integrado por un nGmero de trabaja-
dores del mismo branch, tom6 par.
ticipaei6n en- aieho acto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
ORDENANZA APROBADA

FL Gobernador ha iaprobado la orde
nanza que provee un anticipo de fon
dos del GobieTno Insular por la can
ti6ld de $4,000, con destino a la cons
trucci6n de obras p1bblicls".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
NO HAY 1NDULTos

El GObernador (sefior Benedicto) ne
go las solicitudes de indulto Conditional
a los confnados Primitive Hernandez y
German Santana Nieves, y libertad ba-
10 palabra, a Santiago Castro Gonzalez
(a) Tito. indulto, los confinados Mar
tin vazQuez, Conception y Melton To-
rres MILAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
TIToNI vIsITARA
Los EsTADos UNIDos

ROMA, julio &c. Mr.. TitOni, presi-
dente del senadO italianO, saldra en-
viaje para los Estados UnidOs, como
ciudadano particular, Y su vista no
tisne que yer NADIA con los asuntos de
la politica extranjera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30

AzUoAR orREc1ENDosE a s47l

Cables de Nueva York:
Comite cubano ha vendido a lnglate-
IRA 10000 toneladas al equi 'aients
de STA.
Han subido el precio 4 3-14.
Estan ofreciendose de Puerto R4to
a $3.50.
C0lnpraGores q S4.75.
MercadO hrme.