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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-07
Sc yende,

GE vENDE un Hupmobile dos pasaje-
ros, ruedas de alambre, magnetic, gomas
nuevas, pintado de azul. Informara
p. r. Commercial Corp, Tel. 252, San
Juan, p. B. 9-5
ndPORTANTE: 81 desea Vender Com
prar, AUTOMOBILES, Casa, Solar, Fincas,
stc., visite la UsEME SPECIALITY co.
San Francisco AZ. San Juan, P. r. Tene
mos muchos de todo que vendemos
los mas bajos precios. p.
OCASION: Tenemos de venta q precios
casf regalados. varios sutom6viies usa-
dos, algnnes casi nuevos, magnificas ca
sas en- Santurce y Puerta de Tierra da-
mos facilidades para ell pago. visitenos
Useme Speciality Co.. San Francisco AZ,
20. piso. San Juan. P.
EE vENDE ALQUILA: Una casa
residencia, de concrete, ochocientos me-
tros solar, seis meses construida. Excep
cionalmente fresca y c6moda. Con casa
gervicio y garage independence. Radi-
cada en- la Parada 26 12, Martin Pc
IA, Carretera Borinquen, telefono 837
verde, apartado 116, Santurce. 0-17
RECORDS DoBLEs EN- EsPANOL
PARA FONoGRAFOS.-A 30 centavos
uno.-Cantos Cubanos, Mejicanos, Es-
panoles, etc.-Piezas Bailables, Rum
bas, Guarachas, Danzones, etc.-Solici-
to la Lista. SERVINGS 6rdenes por CO.
rreo. --''ISBA" Allen 20. Box 4s6.
San Juan 9-2O
~S~o->~~o~.>-~~.~o~sn~>~<- ~,
PARCELAS DE TERRENOs Sc arrien-
0an propios para cana, tabaco pastos.
Sc admiten proposiciones para siembra
dc tabaco, entregando terrenos prepa-
RADIOS y los correspondientes rachos. Di-
rijanse @. MANRIoUE, Caguas, Puer
90 Rico. 9--13
MAQUINA REMINGTON No. TO-
oportunidad de comprar una maquina
en- magnff1co estado-Dirijase Mario
Gonzalez. Gale Pelayo No. Puerta de
TERRA, P. r. 9-3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-07

MECANICO de autom6viles, americana
hace personalmente trabajo de repa1a a.
clones en- ell taller de F. U. Wells v Co
Inc. Trabajo Garantizado. Guardamos
autom6viles por $3.50 al mes Stop
Is, Santurce. 10-2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-07

Rafael CABALLERO:-Agents de
revistas y peri6dicos de Puerte Rico
y de loA Estados Unidos. Aeeptc
agencias, presran1o tOda clase d.
garantfa. Box A15, Bayam6n, Puer-
10 Rsa0- Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-07
Sc alquila.

Sc ALQUILA.-Local propio para
oicinas. Informaran segundo piso
National City Bank, San Juan. P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-07
C.OIOcaciOnes.

sRTA. EsPANoLA desea colocarse con
familia que Sc embarque sea Estados
Unidos, o ,Espana. Dirijase a Hato
Rey, Parada 80. Y. q. 9-s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-07

MAQUINA REMINGTON No. TO-
oportunidad de comprar una maquina
en- magnifco estado.-Dirijase Mario
Gonzalez. Gale Pelayo No. Puerta de
TERRA, P. r. 9-3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-07

OCASIoN: Tenemos de venta q precios
casf regalados. varios sutom6viies usa-
dos, algnnss casi nuevos, magnifcas ca
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

OF the new state enforcement measure
which calls for cleaning out Of former
liquor establishments.
standing bars. ms such. " TO be
none away with under dlctum Of the
prohibition commissioner and the at
torney-gencrai. Evidence Of a legal
battle over this order Of the enforce
ment officer based on the new statute.
aprans M shortly after Il went into
fleet.
saloon keepers have organised I'm
eheboyRan and Manltowub counties
and have raised funds TO flight tho
new law to the supreme court beforc
dist a their bars. Their attitude
" not 10 be taken seriously, In the
opinion Of Commissioner smith. who
points out hat the constitutional
right OF the state to provide definie
regulations IN return for a license Is
we'll established.
Some sections OF the state nre COM
plying with the now regulations with
out objection. salOon-kccperH reuov-
Ing all screens and either removing
their hairs completely or placing them
IN compliance with the law ~ In
| terproted by the Encouragement
This recent Interpretation declares
that bars. n maintained. cannot hu
used, and In addition must be w To-
| Gated as 10 have the Hpaco behind
them completely opon 70 view freni
the street. ~
1--WE believe that by opening up
saloons In this ann he temptn-
ton 10 engage In Illicit sale 81 iiquor
will be- completely done away with
| Commissioner Smith said. 'Salooaa
arc the greatest v~ioiatnrs Of thc pro-
| hlhition iuxva aud when ~proparl u.
ccnxcd and opened 10 public Wow
they viii not be In n position to con
tinuc their Illicit trade without easily
being detected"
The commissioner reports a general
cooperation OF district nttornoys 81
the state which he Gays In doing much
! TO help him enforce the now measure
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

Il was "a good thing for everybody
that Mr.. Sprinkle BLOW had brought
his magical lasso along with him from
his star. Even though he had o
succeeded In catching hat old rascal
WhiEEy Tornado. II helped To undo a
great deal uf the mischief that Mhizzy
had done.
Thcy lussoed Mr. Lion and MIR.
Tiger ss easily as you could catch
Munchic Mouse. ana the camel aud
the moose and tho elephant and all
the other animals That had escaped
from the BOO. went back like lambs
when Nancy and Nick led the way.
And tho pelicans aud cockntoos. bit
terms and hornbills wen back, too,
when the twins told them that the
poll parrots had returned.
So that was fixed,
hut finding the lost families OF
Scramble squirrel Ben Bunny and
the others was not NJ caay. Nancy
and Nick and Spriukbr-Bluw looked
everywhere they could think Of.
travelling over the earth like little
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES q
NOTICE or RncEIyER's SALE

No. lIHula
In the district conrt 81 herualillo county.
state q New Me~ico.
@ H Snyder. Plalntifi, y. Warren Roofing
Products Company. Defendant
Hickey Judge q the aieresaid court. ala
on tho and day % August. 1921. make an
order n the foregoing esnss. direetlnr the
Products Company. defenoant. 70 make .
sale % the hereinafter described property
Nos. therefore, pursuant to the said order.
hereby sise notice that on ,hs isih "a,
IN the forcnoen o. the said day, st tho
esa n' =, 1000 1908 Sofsih psi rsS's ssrss, I'q m
the Ctr cf Albuquerque. County Of nerns.
hilo. state q New Mexico. he will sell all
corporation now on said premises, to.wit!
New containers
20 bgal
20 3O-Eal
go go'Eall drums.
second hand eontainereS
, SO ral. crumA.
. soesI drums.
10 - raj barrels.
so gal. barrels
a. barrels asphaultum.
Apr 100 pounds charcoal In sacks.
App o o %EAlicns fuel oil In tank.
ohe lot small tools;
I wherlhafrnw.
I hand truck
1 act platform scales.
Huin truck.
Ona desk.
One homemade desk.
. chairs.
electric mo,orn, electric switches sud
wiring
! paint missr.
I Friat mill
pulisys,
nelts.
shafts.
Tanks
And al other equlpmeal ~ the nlaHt.
HERMAN MOitR
Receiver Warren Roofing Products e..
Dated Albuquerque, New Mexico. August
?. 1921.
AnF q :. 10 ~. n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

frost, ArchltectH. "a Armiio Building, Al.
huquerQue. New Mexico.
Bidders VIII be required 20 dfposlt with
their sealed bids q certified check Tor five
per cent of the amount Of their bids. Hond
win be- required for the faiI ana promrt
performances o. the contract.
Bids viii BE- received by Dr J. A Reidy.
Secretary.Treasurer. Barnett Heilding. Al.
buquerque, New Mexico. and will b. opened
aud passed upon by he Esccniive canmii.
tee for the Board III Regents on August
80. 1871. Al the Presidents office 81 the
state University In Alhuquerqnr.
20 reject any or all bids.
Signed: j. A REfDY,
Secretary Treasurer.
Aus. is-ise2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
CALL UP

When you want competent Help,
n Room. to buy Anything. to sell
Anything. phone s4b. An expert
anced Want Ad Taker" will an
swer and be ready TO take your Ad
N you phone H.
Herald want "A Takers" are
thoroughly trained advertising
writer's. They have been instructed
In the art OF writing WANT ADS
hat pull. n you do not know
exactly how your Rd should he
worded these operators will help
you.
REMEMBER: We have q cles-
Phone 345
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
LEGAL
ADVERTISEMENT
FOR BIDS

THE BOARD or REGENTS or THE
STATE UNIVERSITY OF, NKw MEXICO
tnviie bids for the erection Of an Extension
20 the Women's Residential ifail on the
Campus Of the state University.
Plans and Specification MAJ be obtained
% the offices Of MessrE. Hill. frost 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
VIII Make Saloons
Fit for Children; Is
Madison, Wis, Plan

MADISON. WIS. Aug. l5.-Thc
saloons Of Wisconsin are TO be made
places III far children TO visit. W.
Stanley Smith. prohibition commits
aioner declares In announcing his in
tention to strictly enforce provisions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
ron SAII-Tvp,,,riIrr

FOR SAfL-TJpcsrtcr- =
FOR SALE, TYPEWRirERs-An Kinds,
both new and second hand. bought, sold.
tented and repaired Albuquerque Type
writer Exchange, Phone 0O8sJ. i22 soath
Fourth r.
The Herald Ii the punch that
knocks the WANT out OF WANT ADS
nv giving ltESuLTS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
wANTED-itooms

Y
wANTED-itooms "a
WANTED Small apartment close In. Ad.
dTrss y : rare Hersld
WANTED-Automobiies sa
UsED CARS bought sold snd traded.
terms " deslrcd Mcintosh Auto Co. COS
WANTED-Misrllnncous 9
$1,000 or 81, 500 TO loan on good seouTty.
lnsi1e property Phone tiG6
WANTED-To borrow $500 90 on good az.
euriiV. Address Security" care Of
WANTED Second hand Bicycles; spoi oash
raid Broad Bicycle and Trading Co, $40
aouth Second ~ relephon. 7aa
OTfiER9 may" tone them-hay "wii'
tune them ~ your piano or plsyer needs
sttsntiun and tuning call o. A Mar ia
Hauth Fourth Phone .0a
RUG CLEANING - MATTRESS
RENONATlNG
Furniture HcpHiring.
Furniture Packing,
stove Repairing
ERWIN BEDDING co.
We Return Everything But the Dirt
Phone AL, lOli s. Second st.
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
phone E|MPL0YE
. Is FIRST GIRL TO
GET Times BICYCLE
IT'S Easy" Says Miss Pearl
Kane, Who Gets Prize In
Short Time.

TO Miss Pearl Kane. 1875 Columbia
road. goes the honor OF winning the
first lady's bicycle offered in The
washington Times 100000 bicycle
contest
Miss Kane. who is employed in the
engineering department OF the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company. turned in thirty-five ! ew
yearly subscribers for this paper
Tuesday. they were verified yester-
day. and today she called at The
Washington Times Bicycle Contest
HEADQUARTERS. 1922 # street north
west and selected her bicycle.
1T Is simply splendid to get this
beautiful bicycle for SO little EFFORT"
said the proud and smiling young
winner. .'It took only a few hours
TO sign up the thirty-fve new yearly
subscribers. In fact practically
everyone I approached on the sub
Ject of subscribing for The Wash
ington Times seemed eager to do So
The only trouble I had was meet
The Washington times., 1921-07-01

ing so many persons who were al
ready taking The Washington Times.
II got most OF the subscribers in
the telephone company's office. The
engineering department WAS recently
moved here from Baltimore and !
knew these employees who came from
the Monumental City would want to
Mbscribe 70. Washington's best
paner. so / gave them the oppor-
tunity and they readily accepted II.
I believe that anyone who enters this
contest with determination to get a
bicycle in a given number OF days
is bound succeed"
Miss Kane's story Is precisely Ike
that OF all the other winners OF free
$50 bicycles II you wan TO see how
easy II Is TO get one, sign the coupon
In today's paper. get subscription
book and make a canvass among
your friends. neighbors or fellow en-
ployes. Remember. there Is no age
limit for contestants. Also remem-
ber that when you get subscriptions
you must turn them In at 1922 +
street the same day you get them 20
that delivery of the paper can begin
at once.
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
GIRL KILLED BY TAXI;
POLICE HOLD DRIVER

While crossing the street near her
home, Anna HOFFMAN. coIored. twelve
years old. OF 154s Eighth street north
west. was struck and killed yesterday
by a public hack
The hack driver. John B. Reeves. III
Seventh street northeast, was placed
under arrest and is being held at the
Eighth precinct police station to await
the coroner's verdict.
The girl was crossing to the north
east corner OF Eighth and Q streets
northwest when she was struck. She
was taken to Emergency Hospital
where she was pronounced dead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
OUTING PLANS
ARE COMPLETE
r. c. W. Athletic Assn OFF,
GERS, Ball Players and 9th
erS at Soldiers Tonight

All arrangements are complete for
the Raritan Copper Works Athletic
Association outing to be held AT Sci
dler's beach tonight. Members of
the baseball team in whose honor
the event is being staged, in addition
to the officers of the athletic associa-
tion and a few others will make the
trip to the beach by automobile, leav-
ing this city about 4:30 o'clock.
AT the close of each baseball sea-
son the Raritan Copper Works Ath-
letic Association banquets the play
ers of the representative plant team,
and although this seasons plans are
somewhat different from the usual
custom. a good time should be had
by all who attend. The affair this
year is in the form.of a clambake.
The committee in charge of this
outing. John Clark, chairman: NJ. J..
Harrigan, G. E. Fulton and Ray
Mundy have arranged an interest
ing program of events. The program
as arranged has been kept under
cover so that all who attend will be
taken by surprise upon their arrival
at the scene of activities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
GYMNASIUM CLASSES START
AGAIN At LOCAL Y. M. c. A.

The 1922 gymnasium schedule
was started at the Y. NJ. c. A. yes
terday afternoon when the business
men went through their first exer-
cises with Physical Director Schuyler
C. Pew from 5:15 until $50 O'Clock.
There were twenty-five men out at
this class, about one-half the full
membership OF this class. AS 1t is
still early in the season the class VIII
not be up to it's maximum member
ship for a month or more.
After going through work with
the pulleys and several setting up
exercises, three volley ball teams
were chosen and several games play
ed. The Monday and Thursday class
es this wear are for those desiring a
little more strenuous exercise than
was given the business men last year.
On Tuesday and Friday nights n
business mems class will be COM
posed of the older men and those
desiring lighter exercise thar is given
the Monday-Thursday class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
SEA BRIGHT FIVE
is R%EORGANIzED

The Arrow five basketball team OF
Sea Bright has been reorganized ana
Manager w. j. Sweeney is busily en-
gagged booking travelling games Tor
the first two months of the season.
The Arrow combination will have a
new court this season which VIII be
opened early in December. Man
ager Sweeney would like to arrange
bookings with all senior teams in this
vicinity. games to be played on OPP
ponent's court during the early part
of the season, and at Sea Bright later
On.
The Sea Bright combination pos
sesses an unusual record, having
been defeated on their home court
only four times in three years. Chal-
lenges should be addressed to Man
ager Sweeney, Church street, Sea
Bright. The Arrow team was sched-
uled TO play Bill Manning's Amboys
on the Auditorium court in this city
last season, but the game was con-
celled after one of the Sea Bright
players had been injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
BUFF PREPARES
FOR HERMAN
Battle at Madison Square
Garden Friday Night Train
ing in Jersey City

Johnny Buff, fiyweight king, is
getting plenty Of action in prepara-
ton for his fifteen round bout with
Pete Herman, the bantam champion,
In the Madison Square Garden Fri
day night. Buff. it is believed. will
be as strong and powerful as his
higher class opponent when they
meet on Friday night. Buff weighed
119 pounds in street clothes on
Labor Day, and specifications for the
coming affair call for 11S.
Buff. it will be remembered, was
born in this city in the neighborhood
of where the grammar school now
stands. He is training in Jersey
City, where he resides with his wife
three children, for this bout.
During the past year Buff has met
and defeated Indian Russell, Abe
Goldstein, Midget Smith, frankie
DAILY, Pal Moore and Eddie O'Dowd.
Johnny Drummie, Sammy Kaplin,
Steve Conlon and Joe Cole are aiding
Buff in his preparations for this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
Sport Comment
IN All Fields
Spreading Out

Spreading Out
Collegiate football schedules aIJre
than ever this year call for long
trips. West invades east; south in
vades north.
Just to illustrate: Georgia Tech.
Centre College and Indiana all are
booked for appearances at Harvard
stadium. That's a schedule typical
of other schools.
More power to 'em! Intersectional
games mean keener competition, re-
sulting in better playing and better
athletes. 1t means broader knowl-
edge and a better brand of American
sports.
Roy Tracy. IS, swan the Hudson
from Kingston Point to Tarrytown,
the first time the feat has been done
without a rowboat.
When he ole his mother he was
| going to paddle it, she thought he
was Joking. Now she'll be suspi-
| cious when he talks of Liverpool.
Wonder If the world series has
anything to do with hat congestion
.t Ellis Island?
The Cleveland boxing commish is
to be commended for refusing to al
low Jack Dempsey to handle the
Kilbane-Frush scrap.
Commission members agreed that
Jack, while a classy fighter, was an
inexperienced referee, and that. with
a title at stake. the third man should
be the most capable referee obtain
able.
Dempsey in the ring would have
been a big drawing card, and pro
moters were eager to have him. But
the public first.
He bet he would,
I bet he wouldn't,
I realize now
Just why l shouldn't
I drew two cards
And found out that
I'd lost my bet
For he stood pat.
Did anybody think to get the
League of Nations sanction for the
war that starts in this country early
in October?
A chance in the majors is worth
two in the bush.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
SERIES GAMES
UNDER WAY.
DanviIIe Plays Schoolfield and
Greensboro and High Point
Battle for HonorS

The series between Danville, cellar
champions of the Piedmont League,
and Schoolfeld, winner of the BIZ
State League. was tied at two all,
after the Danville combination reg
istered a win over their opponents
on Saturday afternoon by a scors
of Al Rogers pitched for the
Danville team in this game, while
Schoolfeld used Swift. Errors were
responsible for the downfall Of
Schoolfleld, as Swift allowed only
three hits. while Rogers "a touched
for seven safe smacks.
In the opening game of the series
Rogers lo-t to Graham, and In the
second game Atkinson pitched Cor
Danville, defeated Swift. Graham
pitched the third game of the series
for Schoolfield, and defeated Atkins.
The fifth game of the series will
probably find Graham the southpaw
pitching C of the Schoolield team,
pitted against Atkinson.
The High Point-Greensboro SCI
ries to decide the pennant winner OF
the Piedmont League for the season
Is under way. Greensboro COPIED
tho first two games, and High Point
won the third. Greensboro won the
first half pennant and High Point
the last half.
"Blackie" Regain, Butch" Worth
and Rogers, who perform with the
Danville team are from this city,
Railway and South Amboy, respec-
lively. The Martinsville team on
which Handerhan and Flynn, local
players performed, finished a game
behind the Schoolfeld nine for the
Bi-State championship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
HUGUEN0T AND EAGLES
TIE IN ANNUAL SERIES

The Huguenot, S. l., baseball team
evened their series with the Eagles,
a colored team of Pleasant Plains,
by winning a game played at Hugue-
not on Sunday afternoon. The final
score of this contest was rs. The
Eagles defeated the Huguenot nine
in q game played the previous Sun
day.
Costello and Gulowsen comprised
the Huguenot battery at the start of
the game, but shortly wer replaced
by Featherstone and Madden, the
New York Independents battery.
Several other New York Independ-
emit players performed with the
Huguenot team. Edwards and Roach
yer in the points for the Eagles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
RAINBOW COURT TEAM
SEEKING BOOKINGS

The Rainbow basketball team of
Keyport has been r~eorganized and
Manager Alex Ladouceur is prepared
to book games with all light senior
teams having courts. The Rainbow
combination won the junior cham
pionship of Monmouth county last
season. Manager Ladouceur claims,
and also defeated a number of the
leading teams in Middlesex county.
A number of senior teams also will
be included on the schedule of the
Rainbow combination this year. All
challenges should be addressed to
Manager Larouceur. Keyport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
YANKEES LOSE
IN THE EIGHTH
Cleveland Again Leads John
son League Giants Are De-
feated by Pirates

The number eight" cost the New
York Yankees the lead in the
American League yesterday. The
Detroit Tigers scored eight runs in
the eighth inning of their game with
the Yankees. and succeeded in win
ming this contest. AS a result of
their defeat the Yankees dropped
into second place. Cleveland starts
a series today with Boston, while
the Yanks continue with Detroit.
The Giants lost a game of their
leading by dropping a hard fought
contest to the Pittsburgh Pirates
yesterday. McGraw's men, however,
still lead by three and a half games.
Babe" Ruth failed to increase his
home run total Yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
MATAWAN, 8;
KEYPORT,7
Representative Team Defeats
Keyport in Series on Sum-
day Afternoon

rhe championship series between
Eeyport and Matawan was evened
up on Sunday afternoon when h
latter team COPIED a hard fought
contest by an ST score. Andy Jen-
sen pitched for the Matawan team,
while Tinker was on the mound for
the opposition. Matawan outhit
their opponents, sixteen to thirteen.
stretch" Burke and Aicer Jensen
featured at bat for the winning
team. while Benny Gloff starred
with the willow for the Keyport
team. The backstop york of Frank
Bader, and fielding of Andy Maui
rex and Gus Nesley also featured
In the Matawan victory.
Matawan sewed UP the game by
scoring three runs in the eighth
innig after the lead had see-sawed
several times.
The box score
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
M GRANTED Leave,
PREPARES FOR SERIES

Art Romer. Tottenville pitcher and
motorcycle cop, has been granted a
ten day leave of absence from his po-
lice duties to practice with the New
York police team in preparation for
their coming series with the New
York firemen. The first game of this
series will be staged at the Polo
Grounds on September %.
The Tottenville hurler led the po-
lice nine in a victory, over the Staten
Island Elks at Port Richmond Sun
day afternoon.