davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-07
land still another Doll is 1896 while
some are as little as ST.

style Dol-ever 50 HfeIike-can be had for only 1895
} or brunette real hair and is semi-jointed with closing
a~llbisque Doll Of splendid quality and just the right
girl, Other Dolls in almost countless numbers. can
ming at Sl,00 up to $3.50 and they represent the newest
and most wanted Dolls that will be available this holi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

spent moro than $4,000 last year TO
replcnish our stock OF silycrware.
Here IS another typical case: Not
long ago a woman diner was seen by
the waiter TO remove two knives
from the table and Mace them In
her purse. Tho waiter was at first
so surprised that he said nothing
But, mastering up courage, hc ap-
preached the woman.
Lady, I'm sorry he said politely
hut every piece Of silvcrware on this
table Is charged TO me personally by
the hotel management, the price Of
those two knives will be taken from
my wages unless you return them
she displayed only "a small
amount OF surprise. Apparently
she was not Disconnected to learn
her actions had been observed.
Why she said, these are just
the kind Of knives | have been look
ing for
Then the waiter informed her
that IL she saw the steward she
might be able TO purchase the two
knives for a small amount. She re-
piled she didn't have time then, hut
that she would see him later. She
hasn't asked him yet, but she has
patroni2cd the dining room several
times since-and as far as we know
she has not taken anything"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
GUIBERS0N TO SING
TulSa's Favorltc Baritone an Added
Attraction Ia Organ
Recital

W. X. Guiberson. baritone. aud
one Of Tulsa's most popular singers,
WIN lend his art to make pleasing
the program at the public organ re-
cital by Ernest Prang Stamm at 3;30
o'clock sunday afternoon at the
First Christian church.
Numbers will be the following:
% Overture to william Tell" tRos-
sinD GcqucsD. This overture de-
picts dawn, then u storm, followed
by calm. The opera was Rossin's
masterpiece aud was produced In
1899 with this opera the composer
closed his dramatic career.
CD Baritone solo: "In Time Of
Trouble ic Shall Hide Nc" (Kil-
mcr),
t3) organ solos; (a) "Toccata in
A. Prysingcr). A toccata IL a COM
position for organ or piano, OF ami
mated and rapid movement, In which
the same themes alternate I'm treble
and bass. CD "A Pastoral ldyl;
tDiggle). A short and descriptive
organ piece by Roland DiRglo, or
ganist, Of Los Angeles, Cal. (c)
"llark, lIark, the Lark" (Schubort)
(requesO. This familiar song. writ
ten by tho great German song writ.
er. Franz Schubert. (d) at Twi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

Um. bunny is dou,d up iu purple
aud silver uud chcla caps Sulomau
lnr UI hls wives was mover trraycu
Iho ono uf these.
IlHstcr Glrts the Iud
The Eastor cEs- are uu Jess wono
TtuI thlu Bunny bu,luuH chuco-
INt. affairs they arc. some ~ them
are decorated with swirls and docs
and dushrs ot white icing. occhs
lnutjA ou effect that is CROSS bee
tween O. bird OF passage and AN old
fashioned lesson In pvumAuship rs
achieved, and n ia tho Bunny that
stand. Euurl over these that is the
ch,st,st.
II has boon only comparatively
recently thit Easter has taken ON a.
gumoWhlt new meaning The beau
uful and tho real import VI Eastc'
VII OF course. never be erased from
lh" public consciousness, but GUS
tom that originated between close
friends that of scnding littlo gifts
ON that day has developed into the
habit of the sending OF greetings
Now Easter cards nll the shop win
duWs, iuat as Valentine cards did a
few weeks ago. and will have IA
share with tho sending OF flowers
and the wearing of the now bonnet
ana tho now frock, IN the Cclcbra-
tiun OF Easter day.
But flowers. cards. glfta-thcso do
not bring To- childhood the meaning
of Easter. II is for the Bunny ran-
bit. with his ncstful of infant chick
ons ana his chocolate ana jelly bean
eggs To do that.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
TIN BADGE ALL
OFFICER NEEDS
Just Naturally Scares
Bootleggers and Joyrid-
erS to Death

OMAHA, Ncb.. March 12.-Eaat
omaha Ncb., lies near IN, Missouri
river and may be compared 10 North
CLARK street Chicago, in its repu-
talon as n center Of bootlcgging
ana fast nlght life for auto parties
making the rounds OF the cabarots.
llut where once was the lure Of
bright lights obscurcd by dingy vim
doNs now is gloom. for law and
order is tho motto adopted by the
recent convocation OF citizens which
secured FOR their part or the city OF
Omaha designation as a new police
district
Mcdor Martin. 76 years old and
veteran Of the Civil war. is the JUS
tlcc of the peace, newly appointed.
Modor was policeman for eight
years on tho Chicago police force.
and at one time q Justice OF the
peace In Kansas City Kansas
Court will he held In hls coy two
room shack, which he built with his
own hands. directly after the first
arrest IL made. The county COM
missioncrs are to be pctitionod NJ
once to build a "lock-up" onto the
courthouse" whore "the Judge"
maintains u neat bachelors habitat.
would do IL some one were arrested
before tho addition to the court
house" could be built.
"Oh. I'll put him In bed with mo,
or else lock him In my room and sit
up over night outside the door" he
answered.
Constable Michaelson, feet 2
inches tall, n younger man, Is the
Judges" chief assistant, and he.
too, Is all "sct" for his job. lie al
ready has his star and "a trusty .3S.
lie issued the following warning TO
prospective prisoners:
Il jes' materially reckon on
ketchin' the next man thct breaks
the law In these parts. an | ain't
got no handouts nor won't neeo
none, cause when | kick 'em there
nRonna be SO scairt they be right
obligln,' or, by gum! they'll be dead
er N door nalll
In the summer "the Judge" plans
TO hold court on his front porch,
which will be screened In TO protect
the court from mosquitoes.
There are i50 voters living In the
now precinct.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
CREEK CEMETERY
NEGLECTED WRECK
Relic Of Once Powerful
Tribe Crumbles From
lnattentiOn

OEMULGEr, March i2. - En-
Urul,hmE civilization ls ,tuWdluE
ont the old Greek burial grounds
IN the northeast part of tho city-.a
spot that contains the remains of
many OF tho famous old chiefs that
ro1med the WuirIea OF tn Indian
territory hrforo civilization lent lta
advances Co the trades that are now
pushing it into the background.
The humdrum Of pneumatic riyct-
iuE machines and the roar OF speed
INK trains is breaking the sacred ST.
louCr that attends tho burial place uf
these ancient chiefs and uribvsmou
of oucu powerful nation shadows
Of tanks and towers play over tho
tumhloi and broken stones that
We're once monuments to th"
achievements OF noted Crock leaders,
suffering Trom Neglect
The cemetery now located near
the oil rrfuerics Of Okmulgrc. In
years gone boy was the national
burial grounds of the Creek tribe. In
those days the cemetery swus
watched over and cared for as are
the larger burial plots Of tho 'ooun-
try today. But now, the buria
ground ig becoming oblitcratcd; thC
tombstouos ana maNiugs are broken
ana scattered.
Scores Of the graves are unmarked
and many Of them have been lost In
The shuttle OF time. The old wooden
coverings are -deCayod and fallen,
the larger NNc boxes. which iu
sumc castN were uacd as caskcts,
being the only tablets of their kind
TO withstand the waste OF years.
Little or no attempt is being made
To preserve the hurying ground. 4
fence was onco erected around the
plot, but today 1t has fallen like
dozens OF the monuments, and
horses ana cows Craze over ana
around the graves.
Passing of the Greeks
on some OF the stones the names
nf the dead are clearly marked
while from others weather and time
has practically erased the names
once crudoly cut therein. on top Of
the hand wrought stone boxes
which still are intact area curiously
carved designs. OF flowers and ami
mails. The trees I'm the burial park
are upturning many or the markers.
old tribcsmcn look upon the pass
ing OF tho Creek burial ground AZ
Keeping apace with the slowly
dwindling Creek nation the two
fading out together as the most his
torical landmarks OF an ancient and
powerful race.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
B'NAl BIRTH REORGANlzEs
Local Jewish Lodge to Hold Open
Meeting at Temple Israel,

Thursday March II, at s p. m.
y general meeting will be held at
temple Israel vestry rooms by the
Lu.sa lodge Independent order Of
Nal Birth. The lodge will be re-
o,,ssan'zea and its newly appointed
Outcers will be ceremonially in
n, Rabbi George Fox OF Fort Worth,
tdvHa5 and A. ID. Englesman Of
Den'aihoma city, members Of the eX-
eeuuye committee OF the district
SS'ahd lodge, will be guests OF honor.
Dso.tor Fox will deliver the Grafton
e VI ihe evening, while Mr.. Englesman
H install the officers and deliver
'he charge.
{, the meeting will be informal and
yj,op,eN 20 the public, An urgent in
,',"Uoh Is extended to all Jewish
it'u whether members of the order
~, nor To- be present. An interest
.@, @ tHd instructive evening is as
'.'yu' There will be refreshments
1Nd "a social hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

light" (Charlcs A. Stebbins). (o)
"polichinollc" (Rachmauinoff). SER
gel Rachmaninoff, born In 1873 In
Russia. has toured America as pi-
anist and cOnductqg, but will be best
known as a composer. Ills prelude
I'm G minor Is rmdusly popular.
90 Baritone solo; "Golgotha"
tCuuchois). (5) peer Gynt Suite"
CGricg) CrequcsD. ta) Morning
Mood" 90 "Aso's Death" (c)
"Anitra's Dance" cd 'In tho Han
OF the Mountain King" Eduard
Gricg, iS43-19O7, was tho greatest OF
Scandinavian composers. From the
north OF Europe hah come fresh
and original form OF musical ex-
preston, based on rhythmic, melodic
and harmonic idioma. found In the
songs and dances OF the people.
Peer Gynt Suite" Is an illustration
OF lbscn's Peer Gynt."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
9 YEAR OLD EDITOR
Little Miss in Kansas Town Finds
Herself n Journalist at
Early Age.

| LIBERAL, Kan. March 12.--Lih-
| eral claims tho smallest newspaper
and the youngest publisher i'm the
! United states. Alice G, Nichols
now 15 years old, is owner, editor.
business manager. typcscttcr ana
prcssman Of the Nichols Journal
It is weekly paper OF from four
TO eight pages, with two columns
six inches In length.
Miss Alice first became an editor
six years ago. While hor father
! Dr. Roscoe r. Nichols, was college
surgeon at tho Kansas state Agri-
cultural college. Manhattan, Kan.
Alice her brother "Billy' and other
| young folks huilt a play town which
they called Tiny Town. a news
| paper was desired; so Alice was
designated 10 handle this phase OF
the play towns activities, Under
her charge a paper called the Tiny
Town News" appeared. II related
the doings OF Tiny Town citizens.
Alice, who was nine years old nj
that time, printed the paper with
lead pencil.
Allce's father enlisted In the
medical branch Of tho army Mt the
outbreak Of the war. When he
went 70 camp the first issue Of the
Nichols journal appeared to keep
nm informed hA 10 laUllly HHNb
This was I'm August, 1917.
Tho paper was originally printed
on a typewriter ana the first cdl-
tion consisted of three copies When
the paper became known, suhscrib-
ers came fast. IL soon became too
great task 10 get out the paper
by typewriter, even with carbon
paper. A mimeograph was in
stalled IN the editorial sanctum'
This equipment also soon became in
Iadcquite and Alice purchased two
cases Of type.
She soon became adept at type
composltlon. when the forms are
set the papers are printed on n JOB
press I'm the office of the Liberal
Democrat, which has given the
Young Journalist full rang" OF tho
shop. She does her own prosswork,
The circulation Of the Nichols
Journal now exceeds l25 and ls
growing rapidly 1t is published as
an ."indcpcndent newspaper inc
paper has considerable advertising
from local merchants. The display
advertising rate Is 10 cents an inch.
Miss Nichols declares agNsrusihs
I'm her paper brings results,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
Knew Ills Advantage.

cor.e 's another story which the
v,npIeetor OF true dog yarns might
nAe to add TO his list, A gentle
nan had a dog whose ewes were re-
an.alkably different in size. When
y,tSeF a stranger dined at the house
worI played a trick on him. He
the y, Illst get fed at one side of
,sbIa t'SJ and then go around the
10 bo ,n ms other side, and pretend
~ oe another dog!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

The possibility OF charging stor-
age batteries by exposing them 10
sunlight has been advanced by a
European aciont!st, who has charged
experimental batteries with ultra
violet rays.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
Not n Safety Driver.

"Why did you sell your carr"
cost too much for repairs"
wasn't II II good machnie?"
'First rate. Never got out OF order
But / had to pay for repairing the
people 4 ran over"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

Both ends OF tho handle of new
vacuum cleaner can be used In It's
work. the upper one for drawing
dust from corners In upholstered
furniture
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

A scat that folds back into the
wall of room has been invented
for use in connection with a telc-
phone to be kept In niche In the
wall above it, space saving being tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

Adding an ounce OF camphor to
each five gallons of gasoline he
uses, an English automobilist claims
To effect n fuel saving OF 20 per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

An organization OF Belgian scien-
lists has renewed an offer OF a prize
worth about $4,000 for the best
original work on the scientific ad-
vancement and technical application
Of electricity,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

the nl efficiency than windmills Of
irg. %e usual type is claimed for one
wiEyhled in Denmark thai has six
cone vt,h In forming a section OF a
them. ' open spaces between
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

Reslliency Of woven reed furnl-
ture has been Increased by de.
signer who substitutes ropes OF
braided sea grass for the still reeds
usually employed a. warp for the
woven portions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
Rcproved IA Customer.

mo, don't think that everyone
who visits our dining room Is ad-
dicted TO this practice. Possibly
not more than enc article Is taken
daily, and this is not so large con-
sldering the number who patronize
the room. But we do know that we
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
POR PRIMERA vEZ NO Sc EN-
CUENTRAN RATAS SOSPECHO-
SAS EN- SAN JUAN

Segdn nos comunicaron anoche del
Hospital Cuarentenario, por prime
ra vez desde que enpezo la peste, no
han aparecfdo ratas sospechosas en-
San Juan.
Fueren capturSdas 240 ratas Y
arrieros de las que resultaron 5 sos
pechosss, procedentes: dc la Gale
Santa Marta en- gatsTo; 2 de la ca
lie de Comercio de Bayam6n y dos
dc Rio Piedras.
Cast todos los animales captura-
dos resultaron ser arrieros, 10 que
iudica que el numero de ratas csda
dfa es menor, uues estas sparecen
cuando las ratas son pocas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
ALoUILAN UN AUTO Y
NO PAREcE Ell DINERo

Ezequiel Gomez inform6 la detec-
tive que Cecilio Echandia, Manuel Pc
troyichs v Sergio Plata lie habian al
Quilado su autom6vil para hacer un
viaje, habi6ndole ofreeido por este
$780,. Y Sc queja Gomez de que los
nencionados individuos no lie han pa
gado hasta la fecha Ia eantidad acOr.
dada.
Ell enunciante informa que los presun
tos acusados Sc hacian pasar por de-
tectives, en- dcndeqmera que llegaban
durante su excursion, y que amenaza-
ban con rev6lvers a todo el mundO, ha
ciendo uso, asimismo de cheques falsos
para pagar 10 que compraban.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
JosEFINA LOPEZ Musoz

Acompaiada de sue esposa, ,ilego aver
a San Juan Ia notable artista Josehna
Lopez Muhoz, quien ha hecho una bri
lIante campafia artistica en- cubl y
santo Domingo, donde Ia cOsceehado
muchos laureles.
!. La genial artista, quien trae an Re
pertorio muy superior al de Con-
sueio Mayendia, segdn sc nos infor-
ma actusra en- el cine "Rialto'.
Con ella, vione tambien el excelen
te director dc orquesta don Antonio
Gutierrez, que es uno de los mejores
de Espafia.
Nos completeness en- reiterar nies-
tro mas afectuOso saludO a tan no
table artista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
mo mas TSnIas 0 SOIItsTlssl
Ell EsPEcIALlsTA DR.. RALprRIs
EsTA AcABANDo CON ELLAs

A tres damas distinguidas de sssa
capital. cxtraio aver tres horribies TE.
MAS, con sus tres cabezas, y varias
lombrices. ei bicn reputsdo Especiaiis-
IA DR.. Raldiris. con ssousbroza maes'
tina rapidez. Las curadas estan Hu-
mamente satisfcchas > muy eonisnias.
"A la sefora Enriqucta Medina Cde Ha
70 Rey, Stop 35) exsraiO hoy dos enor-
mes Tenias. can sus dos eaeezas. ina'
nidad de 1ombriees.
Tambien a los sres. Augusta Garcia
de ouevedo (aito emploado del DsspaF-
tamento dc Educaci6n). don JOse PA
Ger y Dueho (oacinista Dc IA Fkbriea
de Tabacos "La cslectiva". ds Baya
m6n,) don Domingo Psra GaltO emplea.
do dc la cOmpafia del FerrOcarrii). don
Placido Colon (de Ia hrma Antonio
Roig y Co.. de TiumaeaOl. Ia bella Sc
horita Ernestins Agucria ('Nueva Pal.
ma" St.. No. IA. Stop 15l, y q Otras ma
chas perscnas cOnocidas. acaba de ex.
traerles TEEIAs. con sus eabezas, el
afanado espeIialista d.. RaldiFis.
quiea felicitamos una yea mas pOr los
grondes 6xitos que cada dia va obtsnien
do con 81 maravillOso tratamiento con
ira las mas rebeldss TENIAs dsmAs
lcrbrices intesttnaies
Muy prorto Sc embareara el doctor
Rsidiris para la Habana y Es;adOs uni
dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
HOY Sc voTA Ell
BILL" DE EMERoENcIA

FL sehor don J. Ruiz solsr, Secre-
tario-tesorero de Ia "Asociaci6n de
Productores dc Az6car'' ha tenido n
bondad de remitirnos ei esb'ssrama
siguente. que fue recibido aver de
Washington:
"La Camara ha comenzado a cOnsi-
derar el Bill de Emergencia sobrs Ia
rifas hoy. FL az6ear 80 ineluye iguai
que en- el anterior Bill de EmsD
gencia. Sc votara mahana y su apto-
baci6n en- Ia Camara es segura. oisrta
oposici6n Sc est& desarollandO en- si
SenadO. especialmente con reisci6n 81
azdcar, perc Sc espera que tambien sea
aprobado ALI sin ning6n cambio mate
rial.
C6rdova DAVILA.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
Advt.
Esposo TERRIBLE

Informa la policia de Humacao que
Pablo Berries, armada de un enorme ma
chete agredio, furibundo, su esposa
Nicolasa Ayala, quien lie produjo muy
graves heridas.
FL agresor fue arrestado por la poll
cia, que 10 condujo Ia carcel, acusado
de atentado la vida. Sc cree que Nico-
lasa muera, pues las heridas que recibid
revisten gran peligro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
M Ell coLERA coNTIENE A LOS
., CACoS

Nj la enfermedad del c6lera porcluo
que Sc ha declarado entire todos los
ejemplares de esa vaza, contiene a
los cacos en- sus habituales andansas,
que, por 10 visto, NADIA tienen que yer
con Dulcfnea..
Nos referimos al hecho dc uue don
Julio Morales le han sido sustraidos
dos cerdos que tenia en- su finca de
Pueblo viejo, los cnales estaban
valorados en- $50.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
pEF1ENDAsE

Contra los precios caros hemos hecho
un FIRE SALE que durante el pcesen-
tie mes podra conseguir todo 10 que MS
ted necesite para su casa precios de
Fuego, Vajillas, colchones gruesos y de
alambre, canas, muebles, loza, precios
baratisimos. visite Ell Cielo, San Juan.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
DE BASE BALL

"Puerto Rico, novena de Mr.
Colon, Sc enfrentara en- la manana del
domingo con las huestes de Don Pc
pito, o sea ell "San Juan.
Por la tarde ell Puerto Rico" vol
vera lidiar contra los del "Puert1
de TERRA, pues estos piensan des-
quitarse de la Ultima paliza que re-
cibieran de los del "Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
EN- LA ooRTE FEDERAL

4 Aver Sc celebr6 cen la Corte Fede-
raj la vista de una rnoci6n presenta-
da por eel fiscal Martin para que Sc
desestime la slzada interpuesta por
la Porto Rico Drag CO., en- contra del
Comisionado de Ia Prohibition, quien
lie cancel6 la mencionada drogue-
ria la licencia para que pudiera ven
der icores-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
ToRNEO DE AJEDREZ

Manana Sc llevara 4 efecto en- Are
cibo un torneo de ajedrez, entire los
'habiles jugadores Rafael Cintr6n, de
esta Ciudad Y Osvdldo P1diia de
aquella poblsei6n. FL torneo Sc cele-
brara a iniciatiyas del amateur Vic
tor X. Ettlinger. Sc concedera un
prenlio al vencedor.El lunes pubIicare
mos las p5ttidas y ell resultado del
encuentro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
NO TIE TIRES, EvARIsTAt

En- Cabo Rojo sufrio graves heridas
al tirsrse de un caro- que estaba en-
movimiento, Evarista Chandre.
Seg6n informes, la fatal caida Sc de-
bio que el traje de Eva .rista Sc lie
enred6 en- uno de los salientes del vehf-
cule.
La herida ingres6 en- Ell hospital
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
RoBo DE GoSfAs

Balbino Rodriguez ha sido acusado
de haber sustraido una gonna de un
auto del Gobierno y otra del vehiculo
de Mr.. Somtag, valoradas en- STOP.
La Detective recuper6 Las gomas y
arrest6 al caco, que ha sido denunciado
ante ell Tribunal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
"cABALLERos DE COLON"

Varios j6venes "Csballeros de CO.
Ion" daran hoy sabado por la noehe
una fiestecita en- los sllones del Con-
sejo, y para el efecto reina gran ami
inaci6n entire ellos.
Una orquesta amenizara el acto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-16
sIcuE v1vo Y coLEANDo.

Luis vega, chauffeur del Atlas
Line. que, segin informo Ia policfa,
tuvo un accidente en- La carretera de sa-
linas, nos dijo aver, que no es cierto
que su caro- haya quedado destrozado,
como inforln6 La policia, pues el ha Sc
guido trabaiando con el vehiculo despu;s
del accidente.
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segdn comtnican de Madrid, han con
traido nupcias los exceleHtes srtistss
Hortensia Geiabert Emilio Thuillsr.
La ceremonial matrimonial sc ha &c
lebrado entire multitud dc e0mpaasrOs
Y de autores y periOdistas.
La prensa les dedica earihosisimss fra
ses de felicitaci6n.
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ALuAGNAs PARA NURSES

La Clfnica AIiramar ttene Bitio para
un n1mero dc jdvenes que deseen es-
tudiare y praeticar.
J La sefiorita superintendenta factlita
ra los informcs necesarios. santurce,
Stop 10. Advt.
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En- Comerfo, Francisco Arroyo puso
fin a sus dias, colgandose de nm arbol
per, tenor a una causa de alteration de-
orden pnblico que tenia pendiente ants
'el Tribunal de Cayey, en- Barranquitas.
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coNATo DE sUICIDIo

En- Ponce, Jose zayas, que, seg1n in
formes Sc enter6 de que estaba tubercu-
losos intent6 poner fin sus dias prodn-
ciendose varias heridas en- Ell vientre.
FL herido pas6' al hospital.
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Tengo el gusto de participar al pG-
blico en- general que he trasladado mi
ofcina notarial a mi residencia, calle
"Dos Hermanos' ndmero 20, Santrr-
ce, Parada 10, donde ofrezco mis- ser
vicios profesionales.
k6T&
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A Los HABIrANTns De rAJARDo

Por irconstancia de vendedores por la
calle Sc suplica a los amantes de la lee
tura, ccmpren Ell MUNDo en- la agen-
cia frente al "Teatro Nuevo'' y en- Ell
establecimiento de don Esteban corde-
ro en- la esquina de la plaza y de la es-
cuela eeRelaval'' Advt.