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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17
COUNTY BOOKS
AUDIT REPORT COMPLIMENTS
= THE OFFICIALS FOR WORK
Experts Found That Records Are Well
Kept-Sonre Offlcials Have
Over Paid the County

been ourteOus and have supplied
all books and papers required In
the audit. The conduct Of the
offices IL in accordance with the
good business procedure and Is
deserving Of concentration
Report Of County Audit.
The audit Of the books Of the coun-
ty officials for the years 1917 to
1921, just completed by Il. Cation
& Co., who were paid $4,000 for
making the examination, has been
filed. 1t shows a splendid record Of
efficiency on the part Of the county
officials. The errors are merely those
attendant In handling vast amount
OF figures and are those Of addition,
subtraction and computation. Some
are in the county's favor; some In the
favor Of the Officers and on the whole
they about balance. Taken by offices
the report summarizes:
N. Cole, county treasurer, books
balance.
N. d. Calkins, county treasurer,
books balance
The treasurer settles annually and
at that time errors found are cor
rected. These have been $50 to $50,
some times one way and some times
the other. and the books show the
settlement. In handling about ST.
600, 900 annually in thousands Of &C.
counts this IL & nne record.
d. W. Happen. probate Judge. error
In computation, $6S.76; against this
he has claim Of $3.50 due him.
W. 8. Anderson, probate Judge,
errors in computation. e27.4S.
l. ID. JefIcoat,, district clerk, error
In computing fees, 1905.
Edith Worley, register OF deeds,
has over paid the county $65.6S and
has that to be returned.
II. w. King, county clerk, error In
$685..
j. II Sherman, sheriff, error In,
computation, 1880; he has a credit
Of over payment Of $49.12.
A dozen business firms have made
errors in their bills due to inaccurate
addition or subtraction of total OF
$168.7O, all Of which as been col
lected.
The commissioners financial rec
ords are found to be correct. 1t Is
stated that under the law they shall
collect 500 salary and 10 cents a
mile for distances travelled on cOun-
ty duty.
The total amount Of the balances
due the county is $321.S0; the
amounts received by the county in ex-
cess of sums due Is $147.1O, leaving
a balance due the county for the four
years business and handling Of some
So, OOO, 900 Of $174.70. This has all
been paid into the treasury and the
books balance.
1t is recommended that the treas
urer cOuntersign all warrants which
will hold up payment Of county bills
about week that tax warrant reg
lister should be kept and the sheriff
be kept and hte sheriff renew unpaid
warrants every go days. The New
York fiscal agency has $66.5S belong
ing to the county which it can have
on order from the commissioners.
The report Is voluminOus and goes
into detail on each Offices four years
records.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17
SHOWS COST OF OPERATING
September Net Income $87,174,O00
or 49, Per Cent on Investment

or 40 FeT Nent On lnVeStruens
Washington, Nov. 14.-Net operat-
ing income of main line railroads In
the United States during September
amounted to $S7, ZOO, according
to statement from the association
of railway executives, analysing
monthly reports to the interstate COM
merce commission. This represented
an annual return IL 40 per cent on
investment for the month, but for the
year to date the return would be only
90 per cent, owing to deficits in
Cured during earlier months. The
statement also emphasized that nor
NAL expenditures on maintenance had
not been made.
Traffic on the lines continues to in
crease, according to the statement,
and on November / idle freight cars
numbered 284,700 or 29,7O4 fewer
than on October %.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17
PRESIDENTS ADDRESS

The Reflector, by permission
OF the Associated Press, fur.
nished to the Memorial Hospital
services this afternoon the text
Of President Harding's address
at Arlington Cemetery over ahe
resting place Of an Unknown Sol.
der. The address was delivered
at Washington at 3 p. m, eastern
time, Up. m. Abilene time. This
enabled the audience to hear the
adrdess almost at the exact time
Of it's delivery by the President.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17
HAVE 10 At STATE NORMAL
Dickinson Wei Represented at Edu-
cstion Sc1isol


cation Sc1leoo
Dickinson county has 10 students
attending the Kansas State Normal
School this winter. Mghty-six out
Of the 1O5 Kansas counties, and
eleven outside states have students In
the Kansas Normal. The latest hg-
ures from the registrars office show
an enrolment Of exactly 800 in the
college department alone. The total
including the high school
and training school is 1,289. Dick
inson county students are Irene Ha-
hacker, Enterprise; Alice Boyce, Carl
ton; Adele Hill, Chapman; Amos
Engle, Beulah Gault, Abilene; Charles
Neis, Hope; Hattie Fitzpatrick, Man
chester; Violet Hassler, Chapman
Lettie Ogden, Leila Arnold, Herring.
ton.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17
LAND SOLD BY SHERIFF
Bids Too Low For Sale Of One Co.
Acre Tract Advertised

Sheriff Sherman conducted land
sale on the steps Of the court house
Monday morning and afternoon. In
the morning a tract Of 80 acres was
offered for sale in the partition suit
Of Addie Wright VS.. Clayton A. Buck.
The appraised value Of the land is
$4,000 and according to law 1t may
not be sold at sheriff's sale for less
than two-thirds of the appraised
value. All bids were too low. In the
afternoon the Chas. d. Dyer place OF
80 acres in Buckeye township was
sold to the Farmers National bank Of
Salina for $4,000, subject to a prior
mortgage.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17
Paving Goes In Fast

The Golden Belt paving ,is now
completed to the Thisler farm about
q mile west Of Chapman and the new
section viii be opened to traffic tn
80 days. The work will continue, to
the foot Of Indian hill but It is not
expected that the hill will be paved
until spring. The HUI cut has been
widened and the grade lessened.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17

lAfrtheEShne Ssef thought the idea q
grand one, but We are not sure the
lplan to- hive the government furnish
everything free of charge IL not
superior to 1t. II has obvious advan-
tages. M
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17
WHEAT NEEDS RAIN
Part Of Kansas Crop Is In Bed Shape
At Present

At Present
Wheat must have additional mois-
ture before winter sets In, declares
the weekly report issued today by J.
G. Mohler, secretary OF the state
board Of agriculture. Very dry wealth
er prevailed in Kansas again Last
week, no rain having fallen. and the
soil is reported especially dry in the
central and southwest sections.
]. G.. ,LAndes who returned frpm .
motor, trip to Wichita says the wheat
along the route needs moisture and
that generally 1t Is not as good a. the
acreage around and north Of Abilene.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17

To Foreclose Mechanics Lien
The Badger Lumber Company Of
Hope has filed suit for the foreclosure
OF a mechanics lien for $4,110.72
against J. M. Anderson.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17
ARlI1STiCE''bAF'
MEMORIAL SERVICE AT NEW
HOSPITAL GIVEN

Legion Had Part In Service and. Large
Attendance Was
Present
The Legion and hundreds Of citi'
zens attended the laying Of the cor
nerstone Of the new hospital In East
Abilene this afternoon. The exercises
were interesting and appropriate 70
the occasion. The program:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17

If you are fond Of giving advice,
become a doctor or a lawyer, and get
paid for it.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17

AltAA . ~ AA,e <pley1th -
&k ON SECOND THOUGHT q
. ss W By James House ctfaeNA
. (From Philadelphia Public .
q Ledger =
q q o q &c &c . AAAeAe
Mr.. Tumulty quotes Mr.. Wilson a.
saying: II am sorry, but ] DO not
care a 3 for the opinion OF the
country" We pretend to no intimate
knowledge Of Mr.. Wilson'S habits Of
speech. But we noted, In our one
chance meeting with him, that he
leaned but lightly upon the three-em
dash for his archaeological effects.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17

(To be delivered vt Arlington
on Armistice Day ana reisaSco
by courtesy OF Assucteeeo ~
for use Of Layton posts cete.
!. brating Armfstaoe DaO
Ceremonies in Honor OF an Unknown
96SldieY Dead
Firing Squad
Two Minutes Silence
Nvs,o. "Star spsnxled Banner"
The LEGION and Auxiliary win give
a free dance and party at the A. y.
u. w. hall tonight for the members
and members Of the "All Aboard"
cast. .l y.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17

There was a time when 1t was con-
sidered unethical to print the word
damn" in a newspaper or periodical
But It now Is almost as common In
literature as 1t is on the stage or IN
the home.
Babe" Ruth's world series check
is being withheld by Judge Lands.
Neither the babe" nor the New York
sporting writers have as vet made
outcry, but the silent agonies Of the
sporting writers constitute a pitiable
spectacle.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17

"Unless the semi Official news that
comes out Of Washington Is false"
says the esteemed New York World,
"Mr. Harding and Mr.. Hughes are
plunging to a terrible mistake" Well,
isn't that exactly what the esteemed
World expected them to do?
And wouldn't the World be tre-
mendously disappointed If they did
MT? Offhand, we can think Of nothing
so well calculated seriously to annoy
and exasperate the World as a sue
cessful maneuver on the part Of Mr..
Harding and his administration.
1.-THE government should take over
and run the street railway lines"
writes a correspondent. "Carfares
should be eliminated. Why should a
person have to buy ticket for riding
up or DOWNTOWN" Why, indeed? The
thing is preposterOus.
For one thing, it would save the
citizenry the trouble of going to the
paymaster's after their pay checks.
And they would be spared the an
noyance Of making and waiting for
change.
But the idea doesn't carry far
enough. ALI charges should be elm
mated. Let the government take over
all public utilities, the dry goods,
clothing, drug and grocery stores, the
meat marekts, the tailoring shops, the
jewelry and fur establishments, the
hotels and restaurants and all other
commercial enterprises which are a
tax on the public. Why should per-
son be compelled to pay for the
things he eats, wears or has fun
with? What's government for?
A time ago we advanced the idea
that the government should pay each
adult citizen stipulated salary, and
that, in addition, stipulated allow
ance should be made to every child
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17

But as to Russia's present system
Of government. We do not recall hav-
ing written q line about 1t, one way
or another. It seemed surplusage to
DO 90. It had never occurred to us
that the vicious absurdity Of it all
would fail to penetrate the intelli-
gence Of any American citizen.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-11-17

1t ia likely, however, that the
babe" will have something interest
ing to say when he grasps the signi-
fcance Of the news, which should be
within the next three or four days.
What puzzles Us Is how come they
know It IN advance. When we met
the Boss Man for the hrst time TN the
Blackstone Hotel in Chicago all he
asked was, do you think you can
make 'em read your stun?" And
when we replied, "Out in our town
they cay It's the only thing they take
the paper for" he said, You're
hired"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-10
LA AsAMBLEA MUNICIPAL DE
CAROLINA
F. PAGAN

Sc di6 lectura al nuevo presu-
puesto de ingresos y egresos. FL Sc
nor Rodriguez llam6 ls atencion So
bre el hecho de que la epidemia rel
nante en- Rio Piedras exigia medidas
urgentes, a fin &c evitar ell contagio
en- Carolina. Sc llamo al doctor Tri-
la, para que ilustrara ante la Asam
blea sobre los medios efeaces para
evitar ell contagio. FL doctor Trilla
inform6 sobre b actual situacion sa-
nitaria de la poblaeicn, expreso los
metodos mas convenientes para el
complete saneamiento de la comuni-
dad. FL seiior Rodriguez, propuso un
cr6dito para dicho fin. Sc aprueba que
Sc adquierln $500.00 para invertirlos
en- limpieza general. Sc di6 cuenta de
una petici6n de empleados solicitan-
do aumento en- .sus habercs. FL senor
Rivera dio cuenta de la aprobacion
de las fanzas que han de garantir sus
funciones a los Comisionados munich
pales Ell encargado dc La propiedad
Municipal.
Vecinos del barrio de la Mari
ma, solicitaron sc installse un bonn
billo essctrico en- dicho barrio, FL
sefior Osorio solicit6 la transferen-
cia de fondos disponibles para sub
sanar deficiencies en- el matadero mu
nicipal. La solicitud fus aprobada
unaniinemente p,r los senores Rive
ra, Maclara Y Rodriguez. Vecinos
del barrio de "San Anton, presen-
taron queja relativa a falta de aqua.
FL sefior Maclara defende caluro-
samente la petici6n.
Ell sefior Negron Flores do lee
turn a una communication del sefior
Elzaburu, de San Juan, respecto a
la construction del Hospital munici
pal. Ell sefior Rodriguez di6 lectura
a un telegrama dirigido por don
Jorge Romani, de Rio Piedras, en-
igull sentido.
Braulio BURGos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-10
PTo RICO DEMANDA UN GoBIER-
NO MAS AJUSTADo A LAS DOC
TRINAS DEMoCRATICAS

La Associated Press, do la Repu
blica del Norte. ha dirigido a los pc
ri6dicos principales del mundo, con fe
cha II de febrero, el siguiente cable
grama:
s'En los mensajes cablegraficos hoy
por ambas Camaras de la Legislature
de Puerto Rico, a Horacio, M. Tow
ner, presidente de la comisi6n de asun
tos insulares de la Camara de Repre-
,sentantes de los Estados Unidos, y al
Senador Albert B Fall, presidente de
la comision del Senado sobre las Islas
del Pacifco, Puerto Rico las Islas
Virgenes, entire otras cosas sc pide
para Puerto Rico una mejor forna de
gobierno de la que actualmente disfru
ia. Los mensajes solicitan del congre-
sista Towner v del senador Fall EXPIRE
sen en- las respectivas camaras del Con
greso los '.sentimientos de adhesion y
de respeto los representatives del pue
bio de Puerto Rico, a los representan-
tes de la Soberania Nacional de nues-
tras inmediatas aspiraciones. en- la ex-
pansi6n v desarrollo de nuestro actual
sistema de gobierno bajo los principles
democraticos.
Tambien fueron enviados mensajes
al presidente electo Mr. Harding, de
felicitaci6n v de sentido respeto y adj
hesi6n al presidente Wilson. En- el men
sale Mr. Wilson, la legislature por-
torriqueda 10 califica dc 'sel gran
ap6stol de Ia libertad y de la demo-
cracia mundial.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-10
Ii octave gra-
do en- HatilIO

Creo que por medic de Ell MUNDo
hay una oportunidad para q. todos los
octavos grades de la isla conozcan los
adelantos del mencionado grado en- esta
poblaci6n, que esta bajo la direction
del comretente inteligente profes:r
don Domingo Perez.
Nosotros, los alnmnos del actavo gra
do y nuestro querido professor, estamos
unidos de tai manera, que jarAs Sc da
Ell case de que no Sc sepa una leccion
por dificil que fuere, pues las explica-
clones del senior Perez soE clarisimas
Los alumnos hemos decidido celebrar
debates, para que de este modo podamos
ensanchar nuestros conocimientos. Los
temas hacen que los debatientes, casi
siempre de s6timo y octave grades, bus
quen referencias en- los hbros y adquie-
rar conocimientos que no Sc saben en-
las escuelas. FL primer debate celebrado
fue acerca de la vida de dos grandes es
tadounidenses, cuyos re3uerdos estan
grabados en- los corazones de todos los
anantes la hbertad ell prugreso, asi
como tambien las grandes etapas de Ia
historic de los Estados Unidos. Ambos
bandos, 10 que defendian Lincoln, v
los de Washington, expusieron numero-
SOS argumentos, llencs de l6gica en- pro
de avida de estos ilustres hombres.
Tambien Sc ha tornado una sociedad
llamada ''Club literario del Octave Ora
do, 10 que ha contribuido gran emen
te ell sefior Perez, cuyo nombre quedara
grabadc en- nuestros corazones etsrra-
mente.
LaureanO GANzALEz,
Octave grado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-10
Los EsFADos UNIDos : EL JAPoN
LA QUESTION DE YAP
tcontinuaci6n ae a la. pag.l


(Continuaci6n de la la. pag.l
man su teodicea. La poblacion Sc halla
dividida en- cuatro castas: los magicos
o sacerdotes, los mobiles, los plebeyos ri
COS y los esclavos. Su moneda es la mas
extrafia del mundo, pues consiste er. dis
cos de piedra caliza cuyo diametro va
ria (segun Ell valor que representan) de
medic pie doce pies, las cuales tienen
la costumbre de apilar la puerta de
la casa del que las posee
!, Ultinamente Sc ha desarrollado en- La
isla un modesto comercio de exportaci6n
de fosfatos, de eopra y de maderas fl
mas, comercio facilitado por la red de
excelertes caminos construfdos durante
Ia. domination alemana.
Existen ademas en- aquel remote islo
te restos de monumentos prehist6ricos
de interss irnsnso para la ciencia y
que hasta Ell presente ccnstituyen un
enigma Undesirable para los investiga-
dores que 10 han estudiado, pero que al
gun dia pueden servir para aclarar los
problemas relatives las emigracicnes
de las diyersas razas que han poblado Ia
POLYNESIA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-10
UTUADo Sc PREPARA A FIN
DE REsIsTIR LA EPIDEMIA

FL comisionado de sanidad. doctor
A Ruiz soler, present6se en- esta po-
blaci6n con Objeto de dirigir las me
didas para combatir la peste, en- vir-
tud de las ratas sospechosas aparoci-
das aqui.
Embellishments procedi6se a dividir
ell trabajo con el prop6sito de cOmbatir
la playa.
Ell doctor Aparicio fue encargado del
servicio anti-pestoso, y a sus ordenes.
laboran algunas brigadas, que Sc deli.
can a la fumigaci6n de almacenes y
captura de roedores en- la pOblacion y
en- las afueras.
El servicio de limpieza estA cargo
del doctor Carrasquillo, comisionado mu
nicipal de Sanidad.
Hasta ahora ha habido ratas sospe-
chosas c. los almacenes de Sucesores
de Roses Y "Rozas, Riera y Co." Am
bos han sido fumigados. En- el prtnero
fueron encontradas veintisiete ratas
muertas, que fueron enviadas acto Sc
guido al Laboratorio, para su examen;
y en- ell segundo no SO vi6 ninguna.
Todo ell cuerpo de la policia y Ell per
sonal encargado de la desratizaci6n.
han sido vacunados, y Sc hs procedidO
fumigar todos los albergues que Ocu
pan la zona infectads.
La policia coopera acknowledgements
los esfuerzOs que realisa la sanidad.
Esp6rase localissr | aplaga sntes que
ocurran victimas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-10
coNTEsTAcroN Al ARTrcULo Pu
BLIcADo PoR DEf.APLAfNE


tConsinnaci6n de IA Ia pAsl
resorvas. Porqus nusstro eivirmo. gus
es nuessro orgulio. encuentfa amoion'e
de libertad.
No somos desagrsaecidos euanae -
nos reconoce 10 cue valsmos Y ls aia
nos merecemOs. psEo somos aignos '
altaneros, cuanao se nos nieaa 10 aus
nos pertcnscs se nos insuita san ius.
ticia.
Ser digno no ss ser dssauadssiae.
es ser honrado.
vd. fue a Puerto kico y auiEAs pr
un mestizo que rechas6 con dignidas
algdn insnlto suyo. aniso ussed vsnSaf
re de Ia comunidaa. Y Iu9g6 astsa nal
a su million y medic De habitantss. y
insulta listed . sse pueblo aas dit Al
ejercito americana 10000 soiaades AM
mOsOs no tuvO nm solo sT.AcKER
su juicio. sstoy SECURE. e. sige per
sonal, mejor. el producto de aige
personal. y ssto Supplements - impru-
dente.
Delaplaine: los caminos De Pusrts
Rico son hechos con dinsro pofterfi-
quefo, y todas Las depsndencias Gel
gobierno insular son pagadas cen a..
nero pOrtorriqusno. ~ gobierno fsds
raj paga los esnpleados fedefaies. qus
son pOeos. y al sjtrcitO cue tambssn ss
federal ESQ e. todo.
vd. dice haber dido siibas Il ban
dera americana. Pusde ser. Algdn a..
to individual De aleuitn cue ana mas
la Independence del pals. o quizAs -
vo listed Ia culpa cen 81 pFsssncia dss
agradabie. Ese alguitn habra side cas-
tigado pOr Ia ley. peFo 81 hecho no 81.
ce odio q IL bandsFa amsricana ains
amor q una banderA nj amer a 10 n.
bertad es respectable. Owe ME II.
BERTY Oh GIVE ME DEATH. aiio
uno de los padres De Ia iibsrtaa aFae.
ricana.
DelapIaine. no hablamos mai dsl pus
bio americana. Habiamos nal ds los
americanos como usted. de los eus -
tienen 81 privilege es Ia obssrvssisu
juiciosas. nj del anAiisls inssligsnss
No en- vano 81 falta ds taeto 10 ss
par6 del serveiO consular -. Msief
fu6 asi. pOrque 81 no. ssos mismoa pos
tOrriquehos que listed iHsaita huhitfa-
mos tenido que peiear. y hubiera side
una buria tgemenda del tsstino. tsnsx
que pelear por va.
Z. para terminar. ii De IA genera
ci6n presente portOrFiqusha quisFs ,s-
ner una idea. pregunte . ios directories
de colegios y universidadss Dc este
pals. H&gaio y vera como tedss 500
inteligentes y dties : IA comanidaa
n. osvaia5 oARcfA
New York. q De febrsro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-10
NERCADO DE CANBIO
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA

Hasta el diez del presente mes
de MARIO Sc recibiran en- la Off
Gina de los senores Eduardo G
Gonzalez y Co, Tanca 10 " me-
dio, proposiciones para la venta reno
ci6r, al mejor postOr, de las casas nume,
70 164 Oarretera central, parada 10, y
numerO dos, Gale Duffaut, cOntigua a
Ia primera. Para detalles dirijanse los
interesados la ofcina antes menciona
da. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-10
OoLAsoRAoIoE

a los ssnorss cue noa hsmran snwsan
zones sspoutknsamsuts trahe'ss ds 20.
'sboracl6n Les rscomsndnmus ams snar.
den copia. pBss No rsspoadsmos - -
isvoiucien en- case e. ns utilissFict
ui sosssnsmos corrssponasnesa ssass
elios
Crsemos tnnsessario asem ama eads
Ia indols as ssts prisdiss , h ssi.
sura de loo sseFisores qns dssssn pFss
ar 80 saiisss spnsuus. - apafsss.
Osrsonalnsnss . singpss - lss mas
sxpsnsrss . dsbatiFos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-10

En 50 resldencia de LIS Marias dan.
de goEa del aprscio ' Ia sstimieien ds
todos por sus bonjadss. ha sxpsrImsnss
do ur4 ligsra meioria. sn Ia grave a..
fermedad que Ie aqueja. 81 exeslsnts ,
prestigioso csbailero don Carries Maria
Beauchsmps
II seaor Beauchamps. auisn ha se-
tuado como Aicaide pos sspa<is ds does
amos en- aquelia pobiaci6n. gons ds ms
cho csriho y sin1atlas alii, ras6n poF h
cual su residenela ss vs frecusutsmsnts
visitada por sus numerosas amistadss y
relacionados
Hacemos votos por Ia prenta eurA.
ci6n dc tan estimsbie cabsilsfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-10

Dos sensacionales Games en-
Nuestra Liga.


va han circulado los cartelores anun
ciando los dos graries desafics que han
de celebrarse Ell domingo trece del pre-
sente, en- los terrenos de la "Liga In
sular". ~
En- ell juego de la mafana contende
ran las rovenas Porto Rico'' y "Puer
ia de TERRA" y en- Ell de la tarie "Pto.
Rico con los sveteranos''
Extracrdinaria es la animation rel
nante entire los fanaticos de este
"sport" para asistir tar importantes
desafios que a juzgar por las practicas
que vienen realizando todas las tardes.
las tres novenas, prometen ser nay re
fiidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-10
hoy, EN- Ia coRTE FEDERAL,

HOY EN- LA coRTE FEDERAL.
Hoy Sc vera ante la Corte Federal Ell
case seguido por ese Tribunal contra
Modesto EsQuilin, reclamandole II
devoluci6n de 200 cnerdas de terreno
que Ell Gobierno de los Estados Unidos
alega que le pertenecen, en- virtud Go
que las condolences estipuladas por el
mismo al primer duefo de esas ticrras $,
don Domingo Arag6n, 10 han sido debi
damehte cumplidas, segun Sc alega en-
la demanda.
Representara al demandado Ell Lcdo.
Travieso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-10
LEcTURA DE sENTENcIA

FL sabado Sc leeras Ia sentencia i'm
ruesta pOr 81 Juez Hamilton, de la Cor
te Federal, a Eduvigis AndinO, Quien
esta acusado de haber cometido up. des
falco en- los fondos postales de la oticina
del correo de LOLA.