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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
As to Modern Youth.

Sage guidcrs Of youth will spare
no pains to drive home the truth
that this is peculiarly a time TO make
ready for life by real efficiency. Fit
bodies, fit minds, fit spirits are as
much duty as they were for re-
cruits in tho army. All young people
need craven on their hearts and
motto of the Boy Scouts, BE Pre-
pared! !" No boy or girl is educated
today who is not proficient in a
knowledge of present world condi-
tions, and in some trade or art or
calling that will provide sclf-support
and human service in whatever
changed conditions may arise.
Let us develop n measure of pride
in ability TO do things and of con-
tempt for he mere idler, the "lounge
LIZARD and vampire" type of
youth. a girl should he proudcr of
her knowledge of needlework than of
her familiarity with screen charac-
tcrs; of her ability to buy and cook
and serve a good meal than of her
skill at dancing. The boy who never
dug n garden or mcndod the plumb
ing or cared for fires economically
should be more ashamed of himself
than the boy who never owned -
tuxedo coat or dncd ~ city hotel
or touched his "old maun Tor
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

LIABILITIES, %,0Oo,0O0;;
FREE ASSETS, s5N,o00

collecting just compensation from the
United States shipping board for vcs-
sells constructed during the war Judge
Knox appointed Henry A. Wise and
Thomas P. flanagan temporary re-
ceivers.
a receiver is necessary the petition
stated to protect from dissipation the
assets of the Pusey and Jones company
n Delaware corporation formerly con-
trolled by Hannevig but which became
indebted to the Baltimore dry dock
company for $4,000 pledging the cap
ital stock as security.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
LINING UP THE
STATES AT TRINIDAD

Special to Tho ChiCftIin.
Trinidad. Colo. Feb. lin two diff
fcrcnt meetings held Thursday and
Friday OF Republicans and Democrats.
candidates for offices in the city gov
crnmcnt We're slated.
At the Democrat meeting held to-
day. l.. II. Day was slated for mayor:
while NJ. L. Walkers name was set
down for city clerk and jeff Cald-
wells name for city treasurer.
\ Republican meeting slated tho
following names for city offices: Dr.
Rodney Wren, mayor; Mrs. Matte
Butler. city clerk; Louis j. Ncnthocr-
or. city treasurer.
Two candidates for aldermen were
also announced.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

New York. Feb. u.-An involuntary
petition in bankruptcy was filed in the
federal court Friday by creditors of
as president of Hannevig and company
"A banking firm which also dealt in for
eign exchange and shipbuilding.
The petition stated that the liabii-
tiles of Mr.. Hannevig and his COM
pany were more than $1,000, 900 with
free" assets of 100000.
Counsel for the firm said the finan-
cial embarrassment of MIR. Hannevig
and the company was duo to delay in
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
Boys Love Affair Leads
To Blackmail Attempt

Ogden. Utah. Fob. ia school :
boy love affair was found to be
back OF a blackmail scare at
Riverdalc. a farming community :
near here. according to Sheriff :
Richard Pincock. who Friday :
questioned Tom Zito, Is years OF :
age.
The boy is said to have con- :
fesscd that no wrote three :
threatening letters demanding :
5000 froti l.. Il. Bingham,
whose young daughter had look
cd coldly on Toms attentions.
Attention was directed to Hito :
because one letter casually set I
forth that Tom Zito lis tho :
best tighter in Rivcrdalc but 4
nobody knows it."
\ y
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
EXPLORING WINE CELLARS

Now York, Fob. 1l.-ENpIOration OF
passages in a wine cellar on the upper
East side, whore police have found
$50 barrels containing 33.SO0 gallons of
California clarct, was begun today
The police already have made two
trips i'm 10 the cellar ON their first
visit they discovered 100 barrels; tho
second revealed go others they had
overlooked.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
In the Religious World

/ persons could duplicate in their daily
experience, of the grave prevalence
of sheer inefficiency, which mcnaccs
the warp and woof of our social
fabric. What avails it to teach the
boys and girls philosophy and history
and mathematics if VIC are not also
teaching them how to be reliable and
effective in the daily round of ordin-
ary lifcf Why dress the wedding
attendants in fcstal array, carrying
silver lamps, if they have no oil for
the hour of nced7
A Parable of Preparedness.
Practical beyond words is this
Lesson Parable of the wise and fool
ish virgins at the wedding feast. Be-
fore we PASS to its spiritual SYM
bolis1n, let us get hold of the surface
teaching of simple, obvious prepared
ness. The charge is being made
against more than one muddling gov
crnmcnt that it is as unpreparcd for
peace as it was for war 1t came up
to great hours Of duty and oppor-
tunity with empty lamps.
Broadly surveying our present
time the criticism may sobcrly be
written that the worlds leadership,
in statccraft, economies. industry,
education and religion, is not max
ing ready for the era upon which
mankind is entering. Opportunism
and obscurantism sit in the seats of
authority. 'Forward-looking' men
and women seem rare in the high
places. Tho great bulk of common
folk seem more aware of the portcn-
tousness of our day than those whose
business it should be to discern the
signs of the times.
A friend, who is ono Of the real
statesmen in the affairs of the king
dom of God, told me that he has Just
returned from an international in
tcrdcnominational meeting of mis-
sionary officials, where he heard no
word concerning the present crisis,
no prophet note as to new duties. no
concern for war-born conditions
Routine organization matters chiefly
'''uniVu lut lllHc pI lne meeting.
That an hour of reconstruction is
dawning for all the world at no time
appeared throughout the meeting.
The delegates carried empty lamps.
Russians With Empty Lamps.
Every message that comes from
the Near East tells terrible stories
of the pligut of the Russian rcfu-
gees. Aristocratic ladies landed in
the Gallipoli mud in the same satin
| slippers in which they had danced
away the night before the cyacua.
tion of Crimea. Despite the grimmest
of warnings, the Russian anti-Bol-
shevili supporters in Sebastapol were
lunprcparcd for flight: now their suf-
fcring BATTLES our understanding.
In IA ztill lut,frrt. -pugp thpg, I'm.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
A WORLD INEFFICIENT AND
UNREADY

Tho International Sunday School Les,
the Foolish VirSins."-Matt. 25:l-l3.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12
and

money to spend on cigarettes and
sundacs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-12

Why not buy that new Suit
now? You have been waiting
for it long time, but you can
buy one now for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
EXPERT WRITER
REVIEWS WORK OF
VARIOUS ATHLETES
Victory of Tilden and John.
son Brings Davis Cup
Back TO America.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL,
United Press stan Correspondent


NEW YORK. Dec. S1-Tan Bill
Tuden and Tiny Bill Johnston have
brought 10 glorious end the great
est year of American accomplish
ment in sport in history.
AS "A year filled with bTi liant
performances on home and foreign
fields was gasping its last. Ameri-
cas- now famous pair OF tennis Bills
-Tilden and JOhuston-sent back
home today the Davis cup, next 20
the last worlds sport trophy that
is not resting on American shelves.
Sweep Supreme.
From the first OF the year 10 the
singing of the 1920 swan song to-
day, Americans have swept almost
supreme down through the fed of
sport.
Worlds supremacy on the water
was achieved by a yacht. by a fish
ing schooner and by a motor boat
Worlds supremacy on land was
won by a team OF rifiemen, by Z
track and field team, by swimmers.
by oarsmen and by tennis players.
Perhaps the most "blueblOoded
victory was ResoIute's successful
defense Of the historic America
cup over the British yacht, Sham
rock ~.
Next in class was America 5
sweeping victory on track and field
at the classic Olympic games.
List or COnqUc sts.
Tennis Joined the list Of con
quests when William T. Tilden wen
the British national championship
and later with the help of william
NJ Johnston brought the classic
Davis cup back 20 American afte.
an absence eight years. JacI
Kelly. PhIa lphia. brought the
worlds sCulirg championship hOm,
from the olympic games. the navy
and set n new worlds record and
the American ri9emen brought
home the championship from Bel
Iium.
The fishing schooner Esperanto
Joined the list with a champion
ship. The American swimmers
vanQuishcd the best in the worlt
and the Princeton track team bea-
oxford and Cambridge.
America must bow, however &C
Canada IN hockey, 10 Britain in
cross country running and golf
the very few international contest.
in which American colors did no.
wave from the top of the pole.
In pugilism and wrestling Amer
teas almost supreme.
Interna uonal sports reached thei'
greatest crest in 1920 and the ben.
cfts resulting can not be esti
mated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
Shows Form In SWMnping Canadian Club By 31-14
TAD'S TID-BITS
December a Biz Month in Pusil:srn

place in
o. sre
a
john sullivan Mcdonald.
Colo,
smt and lrain. rounds.
McAulhe knocked
N y
sharkey Fizimmons rounds;
Johnson
at Butte Mont.
Ryan out rounds, HarbOH
Mich
stopped Tommy rounds Sydney
Mcvey a rounds;
from eunD
Ksufr York.
Kennedy
Leach K.
georges Harry rounds;
1911.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
California Wins
East West Game
From Ohio $50
Pacific Coast Football Team
Outplays Conference Eleven
Throughout.
(CoNTINUED PROM PAGE oNE

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONEl
able more yardage both on straight
and open football
Gains az punting were about even.
California was penalized frequently,
while Ohio drew but one peuaiized
loss. The game was marked with
roughness. Fumbles were about
even.
seven minutes Of play saw the
first California touchdown. An OHIO
tumble. recovered by California and
followed up with a versatile attack.
resulted in SprOtt going over the
line
In the second period, Muller toss
cd n 5O-yard pass probably the
longest ever thrown i'm the west He
threw 10 stephens. who went over
FOR the second score The hiri
goal came in the same quarter when
an assortment o. plays put SprOtt
over with an end run
No score was made In the third
period but IN the fourth Sprott
circled the Ohio left end 10 the i've
yard line. where Deeds Ia TWO bucks
went over.
Lineup and summary:
California t2S) Position Ohio(0l
stephens NY CT
Left End.
Dean .......... Huffman (Capt)
Left Tackle.
Majors (Capt-l -----.-.- J. Taylor
Left Guard
Latham ---.---.-...-- NeTnecek
Center.
Cranner ..-..-.-..... -........ Nleche
Right Guard.
Mcmillan ....-..-..-. .......... Irot,
Right Tackle.
Muller .--...-- ". Workman
Right End
Frb ...-.-.-.... H. Workmal
Quarterback.
SDrott ........-..... Stinchcomt
Left Hslfback
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

TOOmey Observation-Disclosures. Blair
Right Halfback.
y 4eDtL - 4 81 y ANA
FullbaCk
Score by periods:
california ........ Z Il 0 7-2s
Ohio state .. o o O.
California scoring. touchdoWrs
profit 2. Stephens Deeds (sub for
rooney; goals from touchdowns
-rb Toomey 8.
Officials George ". Varnell. Chi
ago. referee. j.. r. Birch, Earlham
up.re, IS. =. Kienholtz. 81 nnesota
cad hnesman. Joseph GIagidson
Michigan. flsld Judge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
Quits Before
Tenders Punishment

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. l.
Lew Tender, Philadelphia light
weight. so far oUtpointed Otto wal
lace Of Kansas city here the after
noon in a scheduled eight-round
bout that the western fighters sec
onds threw a towel into the ring IN
the fourth round.
Whitley Fitzgerald, Philadelphia,
won from Stanley Meeghan, Allan
Ia, Ca. the referee stopping the
bout in the third round
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
EUereft High EIeUeH
BiHS Prep Championship
Bv AssoriafeI Press:

BY Associated Press:
EVERETT. Wash. Jan. 1.-Ever-
EFT high schoo, football team. west
ern prep school champions. defeat
"a East Tech. high school OF Cleve-
land. o.. claimants OF the eastern
championship hy a score Of Is TO Z
here today. The visitors eXcelled in
trick playing, scoring on a forward
pass.
E.erett's strong line was Cleve-
lands stumbling block. both often
sively and defensively. The home
teams touchdOwns were the result
OF steady consistent gains. Everett
scored two points on Cleveland
safety. A crowd estimated at 10000
witnessed the contest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
Mitchell u ms Easily
From Dennis O'Keefe

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jan. L.
Pinkey Mitchell. Milwaukee light
weight. in IO-round no-decision
boxing contest this afternoon. ade-
Cis.v ~ defeated Dennis O'Keefe.
Chicago. winning every round eN-
CeIt the FIRST, which appeared even,
or q feeling out" session. Mitchell
weighed 15S pounds and O'Ke efe
142.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
Watch Toledo. That's AM

In a
f. ideally a
within stones throw Of the Hotel with kind Of
hard Wi lard
he did The
off
r. hav IN S
shouldn't
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
ALUMNI DEFEATED
BYHIGH, 20 TO IS
Prep Players OutshOot Gradu-
ates in Annual Basket
ball Clash.

Playing rings around the alumni
in every stage OF the game, South
Bend high schools basketball five
defeated the graduates IN their an
nual New Years encounter by a
score Of % 10 Is. The Y. NJ c. A.
gym was packed TO capacity, the
alumni and students being about
equal in number.
Captain NyikOs led the scoring
with i've baskets ana three free
throws, while close on his heels m
the basket work was Edwards with
a total Of four baskets. Owing TO
the illness of Haas. Captain Nyikos
started a the pilot berth, and was
thus somewhat handicapped at the
new position, but the lanky star dis
played wonderful form in al stages
OF the game Edwards although
closely watched by Award. eluded
the Alumni star several times by
brilliant floor work FOR markers.
Scheer and MaXey at the guard
berths also played stellar games Civ
ing the grade very few open shots
at the net.
Award Alumni star.
ABE" Award, although playing a
back guard berth proved TO be the
Playing a steady game under the
basket he had little chance to score.
but after the Alumni regis ers hav-
ing failed throughout the entire
game 10 hit the rim accurately, the
Indiana freshman opened up the last
minutes OF the game with two bas-
kets and two foul goals leading the
scoring OF the graduate five. besides
starring in the defense work Of the
team. "Chet" Grant Notre Dame
star proved 10 be the only other
man that could compete in the star
list for the graduate squad, being
me big cog in he floor game. besides
marking up five OF the grads points.
OF the twelve chances 10 score
from The foul line the Alumni squad
only registered three. On the other
hand the prep ads made good every
try. Had the Alumni scored only a
Jew Of the attempted free losses. the
fracas would have been far closer
and more interesting. Nearly every
man on the graduate outfit got a try
al n free throw. Besides these many
misses, the many easy shots were
missed.
Gransdcn Uses Subs.
The high school took the lead
from the start. and after the first
Jew minutes of play speedily drew
away from the grads, twice through
out the game Coach Gransder. put
the subs into the contest. These
men also made a fine showing against
their far heavier and more exper-
( fenced opponents.
south Bend (25) Alumni G3)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The trade
announced last Eicht by which Bob
by Roth. Washington outfielder.
comes 10 the Yankees in exchange
for Outficlder Duffy Lewis and
Pitcher MoCridge. was hailed with
delight by New York fans today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
BASKETBALL SCORES.

Oaklandon 27; Mount Comfort 10.
Oaklandon Girls 21; Mount Com
fort Girls, g.
Technical OF Indianapolis IS; Ad-
vance Il.
Rrownsburg "a. LiZton Il.
LIONS Il: Smithville 13.
Rochester %; Frankfort 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
CdddOck Wants AnotIler
Chance OF Nat Title

NEW YORK, Jan. Earl Cad
dock former worlds heavyweight
wrestling champion, hopes TO come
back. The Iowan has challenge
Stranger" Lewis for the title.
Jack Curley announced today. and
viii meet the Stranger" on any
terms that viii be agreeable. Cad
dock recently defeated John PEEK
in match in Des Moines and this
victory convinced him that he has
cegained his old time form.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
CENTRE WINS FROM
TEXAS TEAM, 6S-7
Seven Texans on Famous
Eleven Aid in Swapping
Texas Christian L.
BY Associated Press:

BN ASSOCldAtu IItSSs
FORT WORTH. Tex. Jan L.
Centre college OF Danville, Ky.
brought its seven native Texas foot
ball players home today and they,
with the assistance Of four from
other states, showed under the
Texas Christian university Of Fort
Worth by a score Of 60 to Z. The
Christian university players gained
their seven points when Jackson
early in the period. snatched a for
ward pass from Snoddy and dashed
80 yards for q touchdown. From
then on, however. the game was
rout. with T. G. L. at times holding
valiantly.
Weaver Reaches %.
Mcmillan placed most Of the bur
den Of the straight football on the
other men in his backfield, but in
the final quarter he flashed through
the first line, shook off four tackles
In the secondary defense. and ran
Is yards for touchdown. Red
Weaver, infallible goal kicker OF
the Centre team. went into the
game with 80 straight goals to his
credit. He emerged with just one
short of a coveted 1G0. All his ef-
forts were squarely in the middle
of the goal posts
In the final periods Coach Mo
ran sent in a constant stream OF
substitutes and used every one f
The % men of the squad before the
game was ended.
Lineup:
Centre. Texas c. L.
Rphb Myers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

lie Goals. NylkoS D. EDWARDS :
Award ,; Grant ,; Anderson 2;
Radibaugh.
Foul Goals. Nyikos out Of 3.
Grant / out Of 8. Award out Of g..
Substitutions. BOwsher for Scheer:
J. Nyikos for Anderson; Ralston for
MaXey; Radibaugh for Wahl: Wedel
for Duntman; Wrightsman for ely
bourne.
Referee Halas. Illinois
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

PITTSBURG. Jan. l. - Mel"
CoOgan Of New York won the news
paper decision over Charley O'Con-
nell Of Cleveland in a ten-round
boxing bout az Motor Square gar
den here this afternoon In a news
paper decision kid" Roberts Of
Wheeling W. Va. was declared de-
ceated by Mike Moran OF Pittsburg
in a six-round bout.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

South Bend
or The
poist where the 81 Joseph river Amsrio. most Dur.0.
lah.a
ocity r+7a altitude
VALUATION: estate improvements personal
property. 3SS.llO.ssO
Sinking fund .....-..---. Si.iis
Net debt .att7,S6T
CITY PROPERTY AND FIXED ASSETS Is.O4s.tu
CLUBS Chamber Comsrcs with exclusive club hoSs. and
equipment Indiana club. Knife cub
wOman's Club, Progess Club. Rotary Club
University Club. Country Club a
complete house and golf Also unusual subor
DEATH RATE: $50 per 1000.
BIRTH RATE: 1884 per 1000
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS public suhoOls
valued sl2sOOOO $4,000
parOchial schools
sI5) (appo1irAatsls) i9OOO
public
in
Night school also provided By A.
Y. c. A The University NOtrs of
Academy another large Catholic institution
oOlesiats
following
Three business cOilsgsA schools Of music
FACILITIES INDUSTRIES imps<tant
that
Manufacturers
buildings company
Many prOcurAbls
Write south Chamber of Commerce and pnOOs
total resources OF 122,sSO.asao2
Is vhai N
labor plenty to draw the smaller adjacent
men own their homes
n Sn The st S e5d s never a EaG 5Sd o '
normal though rapid growth Such growth positive
S Soi@S|sS ssntsT
s S8oh si & o census .s '' s5 S and 'i 1919 1899
POWER. The St
most Of this being for south Bend The Obvious
sd here fe PIaceSI nSuemsRs p NO RuSctre ean
overlook.
to 50 h, 'l4OO per h, p. per rear.
Cas- IS cents to 80 cents per N cubs feet net
SAFETY; Fire stations
efficiency Of the d ho%n By the fo0Sns asss
o buildings the
Total hre loss last Is years ............. SssIE7
Average'lOss per year for - years Ss2ts
POLICE DEPARTMENT: sxy-ax men and two pOnos wurnsE
Police ambulance, patrol and motorcycle squad
RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS: sHry-slr onsrunss
including all leading denominations: C. A costing with
equipment about and slOoOoO boys branch
one Nore Two hospitals nhrHay
streets. alleys
developed
FEg 5deIr9s TGt oo public sat s1 800
year. Many illuminated
cluster lights
STREET RAILWAYS: Electric in city imha length
TELEPHONES; Central Union nan2ai eHcAsnse $3.50 stations
with Chicago al
intermediate points
six ex-
changes. Average calls day, $4,000
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES; eight steam
and three electric roads Inc
Southern (Sew Centra)
SYSTEM, Chicago Indiana
& Illinois lake 4
through service Bend
indianapolis the city the
and
South Bend Northern Indiana the Chicago
Michigan
city important points o.
he Michigan.
FREIGHT RATES &C. following points:
po c5sAss III i5., !, SIS = -
New York ................ los
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02

Scoring: Centre-TOUchdow
Tanner. Ross Armstrong, SnOddv.
partptt Mcmillan 4. Goals after
toucbdowns- Weaver 90. Texas
scoring ~ Touchdown - Jackson;
coal from touchdown-Acker.
Raferee-RiX Dartmouth.
Umnire--XVimmer Texas.
Head linesman - Reichtenstein.
Texas A and VI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07

Ep1DEM1A EN- v1EoUEs !.


En- la semana que ternnin6 Ell 80 de
setiembre, Sc registraron en- Puerto Ri
co las siguientes Intermediates:
tuberculosis: Aguas Buenas /; Aibo-
nito 1; Bayam6n /; Cabo Rojo /; ci,
dra 3; Humacao L; Mayagiiez j.! Que
bradillas 2; San Juan 7; Vega Alta /;
Vieques /.
Paludismo: Barceloneta, 4; Cabo Ro;
10 /; Hatillo 1; San Juan II Trujillo
Alto 3; Utuado 1y vieques II.
Tifoidea: Utuado IA.
Uncinariasis; Aguadilla 1; Aiboh1tc
8; Quebradillas ! San Juan 2.
Tetano infantil. Cabo Rojo / y Fru
jillo Alto 1.
sarampion: BarrOs 2, Cabo. Rojo l.
Guayama y Guaysnilla 2.
Tos ferina: Trujillo Alto 4.
Difteria: Mayagiiez /, San 5uan ]
Vieques 2.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07
GRAN vENrA coMB1NADA

En- los grandes almacenes del Pueblo
FL cielo, estan hacienda una gran COM
binaeion a precios de FUEGo, para po-
ner locos a sus competidores. Alfom-
bras, Camas, Colchones, Guarda- Com1-
das, Roperos, colchOnetas, Cristaleria,
sabanas. Gran venta en- ell departamen
to de Caballeros. PRECIos DE FUEGo
EN- sombreros adornados para senoras,
Venta especial. vis1te Ell Cielo que es
la tienda que da por POGO dincro mu-
cha mercancia. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07
COMMERCIAL

Sc ha constituido en- Humacao una
sociedad que girara con la denomina-
ci6n dc Porto Rican and American
Trading Agency, la cual Sc ded1cara
llevar la contabilidad mereartil de
casas comerciales industriales; soste
ner agencias y representatives.; tomar
a su cargo correspondence comercial y
particular; hacer y sostener solicitudes
dc pasaportes; forniular reclamaciones
ante ell GObierpo Federal Insular, etc.
etc. t
Son soeios de la referida sociedad, H.
Ortiz, Placido Colon, Leocadio Figue-
roa y Santiago z. Maunez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07
LOS DAMNIFICADoS DEL
FUEGO

Hoy, una comisi6n de los dammit
cados del fuego de Puerta de TERRA
visitara n la Comisi6n econ6mica que
Sc reune esta tarde en- los salones del
Senado, con el proposito de informar
le del estado deplorable en- que, Sc
gun ellos, Sc encuentran las casetas
que Sc les proporcionaron para alo-
jarse interinamente en- Ia parada 8.
Ell senior Alfonso, lfder- socialista y
miembro de la Comision, nos dijo
aver que estaba preparando un in
forme acerca de la situaci6n de esas
familias, el cual rendiria oportuna-
mente al Gobernador.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07
POR TOM MOORE

Esta noche, Sc proyectara en- el ci-
ne "Rialto", la extraordinaria pel1-
cula 100 Duros al Mes, del nota-
Bile y aplaudido actor norteamericano
Tom Moore.
Esta pelfcula es una de las mas elo
giadas por eP p1blico yanqui, habien
dose exhibido en- Nueva York duran
te dos meses con exito asoRbroso.
No dudamos que dado el exito que
ha obtenido en- todas parties, esta pc
lfcula, ell cine "Rialto" Sc vera esta
noche muy concurrido.