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The Little River news., 1921-12-14

Little Rock, Dec. 11.--Tom Slaughter late murdered, fugitive from the death cell, bandit and bank robber, lies on a cooling slab in a Benton undertaking shop today, the victim of his own rep utation.
 Out of the dramatic story told by Jack Howard, the convict who shot him down in the woods above Alum creek, a single fact recurs over and over like the motif theme in sinis- ter overture-Howard shot in desper- ate fear of his own life. Slaughter had posed as a bad man and a killer. Twice he had made good his pose. It is likely that had any man in the posses then combing the woods for the fugitives come upon Slaughter, battle would have opened without barley.
 Howard was he said, a member of the escaping gang against his will. He was under fear of death. Earlier in the day Slaughter had told him that the i've negroes who accompanied them were a menace, and he had then planned to kill them all. Howard, by his silence, acquiesced; but back in his mind was the knowledge that when he came dripping from the butcEery Of the sleeping blacks lis own life would be snapped out. So when the chance came to Howard, he took it.. For Q moment the bandit relaxed viz flance, and then the necessity for vigilance ceased forever.
 Howard undoubtedly told the truth when he said that Slaughter was ly- ing on the ground with his feet to the fire when he was killed. The body was in this position when found by the posse from Benton. It is the opinion of the officers that Slaughter did not move after being shot, al though Howard said that his victim writhed about on the ground, groan- ing for 15 minutes before he died This story undoubtedly was the pro- duct of Towards imagination.
 Slaughter's body was pierced by six bullets. Three of them struck the top of his head and ranged down into his body. It is probable that one of them penetrated his heart. A fourth bullet passed through the folds of skin beneath his chin. A fifth passed through his face and the sixth through his left hand
The Little River news., 1921-12-14
w. Q. w. Elect.

The w. o. w. met Saturday night and elected the following officers for the coming year: Tom Grounds, Council Commander; Alex Steadman Advisor lieutenant; c. s. Watkins, banker; c. z. Thompson, clerk; l. N Phillips, escort; Jim Adcock, watch man; John Waldo, sentry; D. M. Gill reelected manager for three years After the business was transacted an oyster supper was enjoyed by the members of the lodge.
The Little River news., 1921-12-14
Child Dies.

Little Caplola Dudley, the one year old daughter of Mrs. Dudley a sister. of Mrs Keith, died at the latters' home east of town Monday morning at S:3O. Mrs. Dudley and her little daughter came here a short time ago from Lou 1siana after the death of MT. Dudley. The funeral was conducted from the Ashdown cemetery Tuesday shortly after noon by Rev. C. s. Wales.
The Little River news., 1921-12-14

Red Bluff, Dec. 13.-(Speclai')- An interesting wedding took place at E o'clock Friday afternoon Decemoei 9th. Miss Willie katheryh' younses' daughter of MT. and Mrs. P, M, "oou' ,st their country home at Red blull' and Mir Burton k Walker or RICH mond The ceremony was periorn'eu hv the Rev. C. S. Wales of the baptist church of Ashdown. The bride wore stran of gold beads presented her by the groom, a wedding present oi his grandmother over 50 years ago.
The Little River news., 1921-12-14
Steele We'll Ready
 to Resume Drilling

The crew of the Steele well at Pine Prairie is back on the job cleaning up ready to begin drilling again. The we'll is down 800 feet, but work has |. cen suspended for some time pend ing business arrangements All Is said to now be ready to complete the well.
 A gas showing is reported Ut the Grote we'll near Arden, which is down 900 feet.
The Little River news., 1921-12-14
SLAUGHTER KILLED Ih
 WOODS BY CONVICT PAL
Story of Escape Most Dramatic in His. tory of State-In charge of
 Prison Hours.

The story of the escape of Tom Slaughter and six other convicts from the state penitentiary at Little ROCK Thursday morning is the most 1ra- matic in the criminal history of the state Five of the convicts were under death sentence.
 The convicts who fled with Slaughter were: Jack Buster, Jim Wells, negroes, all under death sentences; James c. Howard, white man of Garland county, who was serving three year term for forgery, and Charles Jones, of RzAaski county who arrived at the penitentiary walls Thursday after nooC.
 Sheriff Crows posse found the body of Tom Slaughter about noon Saturday 15 miles north of Benton where he had been killed Friday night by James c. Howard, White county convict. How ard with tive negroes who escaped with Slaughter were returned to the lnel;i.en::ary this morning.
 Story of the Escape. Taking things easy' Slaughter land his confederates Thursday morn ling at 2.3O o'clock pulled" the wires for their dramatic getaway One white man and five negroes took part in the nights drama. They took complete possession of the peni- tentiary and proceeded to make merry before departing. It was a Irregular party
 As matter of fact, they had possession five hours, and during That time made elaborate plans to Fscape. They kept Warden E. H. Dempsey and his family prisoners In the death cells for five hours. All prisoners who declined to join in The escape attempt likewise were locked up in the stockades over the Heath cells. The gates at the front kntrance were kept open but were fuoAuOu Oy CAiO OA Iue HeSIOeS, bach heavily armed, until the seven s1%ee ready to flee. The escapes Pcked the gates behind them.
 About 9:30 o'clock Thursday night Laughter asked for blanket, and Then an armed guard opened his ell door to hand him the blanket, he llddenly levelled nasty looking re- plver at him. He soon had posses lon of guns carried by the guards. Slaughter and his confederates, after hitting several spare tires and plenty
 provisions in the Dempsey fam:ly's| prd, spent the next two hours amus-
 g themselves. Slaughter picked out
 number of guards whom he disliked ld proceeded to make them cut capers Yde each others backs, dance and so
 ?, much to the delight of some, and
 e frenzy of others.
 After Slaughter had gone prison
 knocked holes in the walls and
 the Dempsey's out
 The warden found local phone had
 len cut, but over long distance he inn vediately telephoned warnings in eve
 direction, and as result, the flee-
 convicts were headed at Benton,
 four officers. A shot from one of
 lose guns is believed to have serious
 of ho infc
 Showing his daredevilish attitude
 Ter the car had passed the Benton
The Little River news., 1921-12-14
BELIEVE STORY HOW.
 ARD TELLS IS TRUE
Governor and Commission Members Are COnyinced; Has Never
 Changed Statement.

Little Rock, Dec. 13.-"I believe that Jack Howard told the truth in his account of the killing of Tom Slaught- er," Governor McRae said yesterday at the close of the investigation he and members of the Arkansas Peni- tentiary Commission have been mak- ing into the escape and death of the bandit
 Howard has not changed the story he told when we first had him before us,' said the governor. His statements have been verified by the negroes Wells and Taylor,wh remain ed unshaken under cross-examina- tion" The governor said that he also expressed the opinion of the peniten- tiary commissioners who assisted in conducting the hearing.
 Towards account of the killing was that Slaughter was awake, in half reclining position and rising up with his gun in his hand when How ard fired. According to Howard Slaughter had planned the murder of the five negroes in the party of fugj- tives at o'clock the night he was himself killed. Confident that Slaught- CT would kill him also, Howard said he watched for an opportunity to dis arm the bandit. Slaughter was lying on his back, his head on his clasped hands and his pistol in his right hand when Howard, who was standing near him, commanded him to lie still and not to move. At the challenge, How ard said, Slaughter began rising up swinging his gun hand free. Then Howard fired straight down into the bandits head.
 Valves Right to Reward.
 Towards rejection yesterday to any claim to the $500 reward offered for Slaughter, dead or alive, was consid- cred cOrrOborative of his statement that he had left the penitentiary against his will, and that he intended returning if possible Howard left a note in which he sought to convey this intention to Warden Dempsey, but was interrupted by Slaughter be- fore he could finish it. The note was found later where he told Mir. Demp- sey he had left it.
The Little River news., 1921-12-14
NUMB i,R I04.
The GOOdfelIOW Club
 Met Sunday Afternoon

According to custom representa- tives of all the churches met. it the Baptist church Sunday afternoon with D. H. Tompkins acting chairman. Committees were appointed to secure names of all children who will be remembered at Christmas with such gifts as the committee suggests. Lat CT you will be solicited for funds with which to buy the gifts and to add your name to the list of GoodfelloWs
 The following names compose the committees:
 Ward No. Mrs F. B. Moblcy. Mrs o. M. Oliver, Mrs. T. Burlingame.
 Ward No 2-Mesdames A. N. Wood c. N. Thill, J. w. Ringgold and MT. Prewitt
 Ward No. 3.-Mesdames J. T. Cowl- ing. s. c. Reynolds, Mcclure.
 If you find that any child has been overlooked please advise any one of above committee.
The Little River news., 1921-12-14

officers, Slaughter stopped the machine deliberately got out and walked back few steps and stood and fired at the officers. He then got back in the ma chine and headed it northwest towards the mountains.
The Little River news., 1921-12-14
The Pledge of GOOdfeuow.

To this service that is mine (and yCurs) l dedicate portion of my time and means subject to the sight draft of the needs of others. 1 will enlarge my soul by remembering those who are less fortunate than I-Cherishing every life of whatever caste, and mind full of hidden struggles, in all shall strive to help. My own weakness shall chasten my spirit and deny me, pride. The vandal hands of lust and greed shall not be permitted to despoil my opportunity of doing my duty. And thus do l resolve, not because I'm good, but that l want to be, not that feel myself above others, but that with all my heart and soul I long to be of humankind both helpful and helper. The cry of every child shall lind my heart whether it be the. cry Of need or little bit of Christmas cheer. Thus do I press humblv into the service of the Christ Child. whose manager cradle brought Peace on Earth Good Will to Mem"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
PUERTO RICO ILUsTRADo

Ell ndmero de hoy de la acreditada
revista puerto Rico Ilustrado" pue
de considerarse como uno de los mas
bellos ejemplares que hln visto la
luz publica en- estos 1ltimos meses
Entire los fotograbados del exte-
rior y de los de la isla apareccn los
siguientes: Hermosa carroza tripula-
da por beHas Y encantadoras ninas
de Quebradilias con motive de la
fiesta de los Caballeros de Colon;
lucido acto-en el "Asilo de nifos de
Santurce"; desafio de 'sbasket-ba,P'
entire los equipos de la escuela "La-
bra" Horace Mann; la semana
americana en-, las escuelas de San
Juan; una fiesta brillante en- el "Asi
10. de ninos de Santurce"; excursion
de los "Caballeros de Colon a Que
bradillas; imponente entierro del jo
ven Carlos Iglesias; Nun magnifico es
tablecimiento; el entierro del virtuo
so Padre Guillermo Nc Carthy, ETC.,
Entire los trabajos en- proal v yer
so aparecen los siguientes: "Paginas
de mi album, por Jorge Adsuar;
LAS armas hablan", por Angus
to Pietri; Paisaje Vesperal, por Agus
tin Hernandez; Gel postumismo"
por Fed. Garcia Godoy; "Confiden-
cias de invierno, por Valldejuli Ro-
driguez; .'De u moda que pasa"-.,
por CaIlos Gallardo; La cancf6n
del agricultor'', por Cesar A. Toro y
un bello artfculo sobre impresiones
del norte, por Jose Rodriguez Pas
tor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
Ell TEMPO EN- LA IsLA DURANTE
LA ULTIMA sEMANA

Ell Weather Bureau nos ysrticipa
que durante la semana pasada la nuvia
fu6 muy ligera en- toda la isla. Sclamen
te una estaci6n informo que habia Io-
vido media pulgada, mientras que siete
estaciones informaron que no habia lo-
vido. La lluvia promedia de toda la is
la fue cerca de una pulgada menor de
la cantidad normal. La tempersJura me
dia fue casi un grado sobre 10 normal
debido, principalmente, las s.ltas tenn
peraturas de las tardes. En- aigslnas 10
calidades Ell terreno Sc puso muy seco
para semilleros crecientes cosechas,
tales como tabaco, maiz y cebolIas. De
can6vanas informan que la cana ma
dura rapidamente. En- algunas localida
des Sc interrumpi6 Ell plantfo. La evapo
raci6n total de la senana, en- san Juan,
fue 1.1o0 pulgadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
NOS EscRIBEN DE LA CTUDAD DE
ARECIBO

FL hogar de una de ruestras
principales familias ha estado de pla-
GENE por Ell magnffico regalo hecho la
esposa amante por su querido consorte.
entire los regalos para escoger fueron
preciesos monederos de plata, cortaplu-
mas, de orc, alfleres de corbatas. ciga
rrilleras de orc y plata, carteras de
piel, yuntas con piedras precicsas, pin
cha corbatas, hebillas para cinturcnes
de orc y plata, relojes suizos y Elgin,
plumas fuentes Swan, inhn.dad de
articulos d. nuestros amigos de la Joye-
ria Dinet y Pacheco les seleccion6 para
que escogiesen = entire las cuales fu6
elegido un portamonedas de OrO legf-
ti1no.
Felicitamos al amigo dichcso por tan
4buena suerte, y la expresada Joyerfa
por el selecto surtido con que para
estos casos cuenta.
EDCARD. !,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
CALENDARIO DE LA CORTE DE
DISTRITO DE ARECIBO

La Corte de Distrito de Arecibo,
ha Nssnalado el dia IL del corriente
mes de Diciembre para Ia lectura pre-
lin1inar del CALENDARIO CIVIL
para el tsrmino de Diciembre y Enc
ro de 1922, con el fin de iaveriguar .el
caraeter v condici6n de los pleitos in
Guides en- ell mismo; asimismo, ha
senalado el dia Fl del propio mes a
las 9, a. M, para Ia segunda y ter-
cera lsctara, al o5jeto de hacer los
senalamientos que solicibln las par
tes, de los pleitos que han de ser Wis
tos durante dicho termino
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
"EL zAPATo DE Los
N1Nos PoBREs


La directiva de ''EI zapato de los
Nifios Pobres" nos invita- para el acto
de la Distribution Especial de Navidad
que Sc Mevara cabo, en- los salones
de la sociedad, calle del Cristo No. s,
(aItos), el pr6ximo domingo dfa 1s a
las 9 y As de la rnanana con arreglo al
programa siguiente:
'Platica semanal" por la Srta. Bea-
triz LassaIle; Presentation de Un OBJ
sequio" a la Sra. Maria Torres de sua
reg, por el vice-presidente, sr. Antonio
Morales Rios; Presentation de 'Un OBJ
seQuio'' al sr. Alexandra Reyna, por
Ell Presidente, Sr. Benito suarez; Dis
tribuci6n del Calzado los Niiios, por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
LA REvIsTA DE AGRICULTURAL

Ha llegado esta redaecion la "Re
vista de Agriculture" correspondent
te al mes de noviembre.
En- este numero, entire otros ira
bajos, publica los concentrates sobre
la ley Federal de Prestamos Agrico-
IN, por Gambia Cordova; la siembra
de arboles, por Lopez Ballester; pla
gas de insectos, por l.. A. Catoni; in
forrnes del Servicio de Cuarentena,
por L. A, Catoni; estadisticas de
Importation y exportaci6n correspon
diente al mes de julio de 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16

ST listed desea saber cosas
naraviIIosas e iaaportantes es-
cribaIe al Medium Clarividente
auditivo Rafael Hernandez. p. O.
Box 14o, Juncos, P. r., y usted
sera complacido en- sus deseos,
sin que tenga que formular min
guna pregunta.
Mis- facuItades Sc desarroIIa-
ron desde los 10 amos v desde
entonces mis- exitos han sido sor-
orendentes y los beneficios que
he preporcionado a mis- CONSUL
tantes no tienen lin1ites.
No trato de engaiiar a nadie.
Vista hace fe.
Escrfbame y quedara satisfe-
chO,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
UN LUJoso REcUERDo DE
ssoBRINOs DE EzQUIAGAs

La arenombrada casa 'sSohrinos de
Ezquiaga que gozan en- Puerto Rico
de una reputation adquirida tras luen-
gos amos de serias importantes tran
sacciones financieras, ha tenido la cor
tesla y la fneza de enviarnos, al cum
plir, aver, sus 100 afios de vida conner
cial, dos artisticos plegadores un al
manaque de escritorio.
Al expresar los Sres. "Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga" nuestro agradecimicnto por
la deferencia que ha mostrado hacia
nosotros, enviamosle nucstros parable
mes fehcidades para el pr6ximo afio
de 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
Ell REY JORGE PRESIDE UNA
SESSION. DEL PARLANGENTo

LONDREs, diciembre 15.-El rey
Jorge de Inglaterra presidi6 la session
inaugural del Parlamento, eI cual fue
convocado para tratar exclusivamente
aobre el tratado anglo-irlandes.
FL discurso del Rey fue corto pero
expressive. sus iltimas palabras fueron
las siguientes: 70 espero que gracias
los t6rminos del tratado. Irlanda pue
da mantenerse como un pals libre y ser
contada entire las naeiones Que forman
parte del Imperio britdnico, ascguran-
do por 81 mismo el desarrollo de sn ma
cionalidad.' Z
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
.coNDADo BASE BALL PARK.

FL domingo Sc celebr6 un renido desa-
flo de ''base BALI en- la liga del Con-
dado, cedida por la succession de "Behn
Brothers,, entire las novenas "Santur.
ce Stars Jr.'' (antes chaleco), y ell ssCon
dado Stars, saliendo victoriosa la pri-
mera por sfete carreras. IS
No hubo que lamentar incidente algu-
no, debido la correcta discipline de
ambas novenas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
IMPoRTANTE RoBo EN-
UN EsTABLECTSGTENTo

En- la Gale 'Mufoz Rivera, de Ma
guabo, fue escaiado el estabJeciniento
de Juan Roman, llevandose el caco ocho
sacos de arroz, dos potes de aceitunas.
dos latas de bOmbOnes y aigunOs ciga-
rrillos.
Hcras despu6s de este esca.amiento
la policia arrest6 Nicolas Rivera, pre-
sunto autor, v fueron ocupadcs parte
de los articulos en- poder de los cOmer-
ciantes Regime Suarez, Luis Melendez
y Antonio Mendez. de la misna pob-a-
ci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
,UN EoMBRE PRETENDE ENvENE-
NARSE EN- LA CARCEL

En- la madrugada de anteaycr trat6
de suicidarse en- Ell dep6sito municipal,
JESUS Gomez velez, tomando varias
pastillas de sublimado.
Este individuo entr6 en- 81 penal el
martes por la tarde acusado de varios
delitos fue registrado debidamente
por las autoridades, sin encoutrarsele
NADIA que pudiera utilizar para quitarse
Ia vida.
se cree que el veneno 10 1levaba den
.rc de los zapatos. Gomez So Mega a
decir NADIA en- relaci6n con su actitud.
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DE BASE BALL
teontinuaci6n de la pagina -

verse; 10 perdi6 Ell ''Jacaguas' debido
a la desmoralizacion de su gente en- Ell
cuarto inning debido una serie de
errores; aunque hubieran podido ganar.
a no ser por una decision del umpire"
que nos cant6 stout,' a Roberto en- ter
cera, cuando estabamos con tres CARE
ras y dando lenazos diestro y. sinies-
tro.
NC. GUIRRE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
UN DEsAFIo:

Entire los managers de las novenss
yale y tSanturce Stars fue con-,
certado un desafio que Sc celebrar& el
domingo, en- Caguas.
ia la ciudad del Turabo, fans,
pues ALI contenderan dos formidables
novenas con escogido ssline ups'!
Tiene la palabra ell sefior Sola
McBoY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
AccIpENrE EN NAauABo

En- Ell puente Santiago, de Nagua
bo, Ell autom6vil que guiaba cl senior
Pedro Reus Caubet arroll6 una yegua
montada por Julio Maldonado, resultan-
do este animal con una pata rota; Nal
ionado con un golpe en- la rodiJla el
vehiculo con desperfectos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16

QUININA QUE NO AFECTA Ia CA +.
sEZA-LAXATIyO BROMO QIiININA
es mas eficaz en- todos los casos en- que
Sc neeesita tonnar QIJINTNA. no eau.
sando zumbidos de ofdos Contra Res
friados, La Grippe. Influenza, Paiu-
dismo Y Fiebres. La firma de y. W
GROVE viene con cada caiita. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
BRAND sALDRA Ell DOMINGO
CON RUMBo a LoNDREs

PARIS, diciembre 15.--El jefe del
gobierno de la Rep1blica saldra Ell do
mingo en- compania de M. Lcucheur, ha
cis Londres, donde Sc propone confe-
renciar con Lloyd George.
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oBsEQUIo DE "KoRBER & CO..

Los agentes de la acreditada COM
pania de aseguros "North America, /,
Sres. "Korbef & Co. Inc, de esta
plaza, han tenido la cortssla de en-
viarnos un almanaque correspondent
te al proximo ano de h922.
Agradecemos el obsequio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16

Ia Directiva de Eel zapato.
.Discurso por el Hon. Emilio del
Toro y obsequio a los niiios, por eh Ca
pftulo Carload de la orden de "a Estre
la de oriente.
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"A ADMINISTRATION
UNIONISTA.
lcOntinuaci6n de Ia pag. Ia. }

ban dispuestos negcciar con el Mu
nicipio sin necesidad de requisites ul
teriores.
Y Ell Srs Gambara termino, hacien
do una ligera apologize" de cadl
uno de los miembros de la minorfa re
publicana en- la Asamblea Municipal.
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Ell NND!O
VERDAD JUSHCA
ASUNTOS VARIOS
vERDADtY JUS SHCiA

En Espana esta preparando disposition Official ten
dente la prohibition de peIfculas extranieras
decr ha usto que la generosa
acoga de las podcciones xtraas Sc ha hecho Espa
na haya corresponding ara exorbante las
propias ell exterior ss a.86
Tanto Madrid BarceDna Sc estan manufactu-
magncas oberbias pueden competr
mndo apenas pueden sar va de los merca
podan base de buenos negocos portaras
especaente las de los EstadOs Uni
que podan base buenos negocios portaras
drectamente Puerto Rico hay que sonaro sin antes
sgnase introduction Esto esta ocurrien
como las noruegas itaanas, aenanas
gan exorbitancia.
aprovechara los pases que rabajan e are udo
ria gran utdad todos dando Ia aciidades al nego
clio al "sport'.
La Importation de peculas Espaha ha hecho daho Ia
naciona forma nadsbe las peculas de Es
pana pagan denasadc al exportarse otros pafses
las razones son de peso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
Sc cAYo DE uN ANDAMro

En- los momentos en- que jose Gago
Sc encontraba pintando en- un andamio,
en- la Central Constancia, de Toa Baja,
suvo la desgracia de cacrse, sufriendo
la fractura del brazo derecho Recibio
ademas varios golpes de algura consi-
deraci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
PERDInA

Papeles de naturalization, perte-
necientes Mr.. Foley, Sc extravia-
ron el dia 10 del cite. Sc gratifcara
al que los devuelva a dicho seflor en-
la ofcina de gu. s. Engineers Es-
tacion Naval. Marina
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
INFO ORMACION GENERAL
FUEeo EN- uN GARAJE

En- el garaje de don Ramon Lloveras
en- Santurce, Sc declare un incendio, el
cual destruy6 la capota y los asientos
de un ahtomovil propiedad de Luis Pa.
checo.
Las perdidas Sc calculan en- $3.50.
Ell vehiculo no estaba asegurado.
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cEATRo .sTRAND".

Function a benefcio del fsComedor
Escoiar' de la escuela Rafael Corde-
TO" con Eugene o'Brein en- .'Abajo Ca
ciques" Y la serie ''De Potencia Po-
tencia
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Los ADoRADoREs DE
BACo Y sU NECTAR

En- santurce fueron sorprendidos ira
fcando con bebidas alcoholics, Miguel
A. Rodriguez y Candido Garcia quienes
fueron denunciados por violar la ley
"volstead =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16

Billie Burke en- los episodios 16, II, 18
Y 10 de la bonita serie "Ei Romance de
Gloria". 4
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iMIRE sU PoRvENIR!

YO-tengo secretos para tener FOR
TUNA en- amores, viajes, juegos, me-
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