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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-09

Lubec will have to get along for the
next five years without new build
ing to house it's postoffice and Gus
toms department. This was known
last week, definitely. when F. c..
Smith, owner of the Fountain build
ing, now housing the local postoffice,
signed a contract with the govern
ment for a lease of the building for
five years from January, 1921. Con-
gresham Peters has been trying to
get building for Lubec, and at one
time hoped that he had the matter
started favorably. but the necessity of
economy. as outlined by President
Harding, seems to have dealt a death
blow to many desired appropriations
for postoffices all over the country.
Jubec is headquarters for four deliv
cry routes and has one of the two
branches of the U. S. customs de-
partments in Eastern Maine which
has been paying expenses during the
past few years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-09
BARD CAMP, 2751, ROYAL

Neighbors of America. Meetings sec
ond and fourth Friday evenings Of
each month at G. A. r. kali.
IVA HASKELL, oracle.
JULIA L. ROBINSON, Rec.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
Four Alleged Booze
Vendors Are Having
Hearing AT Orator

Grafton, N. D., Dec. 15.-Felix
Scott and Tom Johnson Of Bemidji,
Martin Thompson of Alvarado and
one John Doe. arrested here Tuesday
on bootlegging charges, r having
their preliminary hearings here today
before Police Magistrate H. A. Ball.
The. men were arrested following
an attempt Of one Of them to pass at
4 local bantra check for $3.50, signed
by, a farmer.
The signature was illegible 50 the
bank refused to cash it and subse-
quent investigation. it is said. led to
the discovery that the check vas
signed by the farmer when under the
influence of liquor. A visit to the liv-
cry barn OF Herman Iverson by Po-
lice Chief Walter Wymans led to a
statement on the part Of the latter
that he had driven the tour men to a
point near ManJt the night before
where a .cashe Of ilquor was dug uI
and brought to town. .
The men were arrested at a private
rooming house. A large quantity o.
liquor is also in the hands Of authori'
ties,
In the preliminary hearing Wed
nesday Of Jim O'Hara and Harr.
Wenzel arrested Saturday. O'Har:
was bound over for trial at the Jun,
term of the, district court n re
leased on $500 bonds, while Wenze
J was dismissed. The men were arrest
ed when found riding in an automo
bile containing ten gallons Of alec
| hol .e
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15

N. Y. e. good friend cf tAs &sssA
Claus Girls and OF the neeSy chSsas@n,
has ssain come to the rescae wsta =
contribution and very accee,Aese casa>
nendation of their work For the ssss
several years this y, w. has sesm
helping the Santa Claus SSsS N a
quiet way and without revealing Ms
identity. Here is what N. r. T."
says:
I'm case he has not already done ~
and he doesn't recall that he A&S sAs
writer would per a few words tSaHs~
mandatory Of your annual CarsssSaAs
work in behalf OF the more or les
INDECENT children of this own HE
has heard that work NSriousAN Char
acterized, as Efficient. kind, lering Ard
thoughtful. So it tR And 1t is gSeS
to know that your organization hSs
become a. fixture-one OF GcaaS
Forks specialties. IS that new al
a destitute kiddie has to dc is to A2-
peal, either in person. OF through 9TH
ers, to the girls as Santa's sgesss
and down goes his name As =. te<'sa'
mate claimant to something from San.
ta's bag of good things: for. contrary
to the widely promulgated doctrine
Santa and hts agents do not discrina'
mate vitality between 'gooA' young
sters and bad one-the only roEn
considered evidently being, IS n
needy? II % he must hsve a whsea
at that bag"
1t is through the interest and en-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
Children To
Be Given Tooth Paste

-t.- '.- '-.. -
The pupils of the rural schools OF
Grand Forks county will be given aIo
in the matter Of brushing their teeth
Miss Eveline Swcnson. county school
nurse. has been laying stress on tbs
necessity of thoroughly brushing the
teeth, and to supplement this ins,ruc~
ton, she has procured a large ship
ment of dental paste from the Col
gate company of New York. which
will be distributed among her Health
Crusaders as an added inducement to
the children in giving their teeth
proper care. The shipment Also in
GUIDED a number OF holiday boxes
containing a variety of toilet articles.
which will be distributed among the
teachers Of the various schools to be
offered as prizes to the children, and
also a large supply of children's
rhyme and picture books, many of
which will be SEM to the county poor
farm. to make the fuie tide a little
brighter for the children there. Miss
stated.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
FIVE PRISONERS
!, ESCAPE FROM GRAND
FORKS COUNTY JAIL
CONTINUED from page -

'..-. NNO1uuuCA poSS l
There were frequent requests to see
Goldsmith last night, but no n was
allowed near the Jail.
Sullivan Cor Underwoodl is the man
who was arrested in Aberdeen. s D..
some weeks ago on a charge OF steal
ing an automobile. Several wonen
including his mother. sister and wife,
visited him at various times. One or
with a saw. but, of course, this is only
theory. :
+. Nolan also had. frequent visit. from
IA woman friend. and she may have
furnished the saw:
Sheriff C. C. Stewart has sent word
to sheriffs and police chiefs through
out North Dakota and Minnesota.
Descriptions OF Men.
The prisoners are described as fol-
lows:
Larry Sullivan: right name. Jack
1876 or lao pounds slender. dark hai:,
combed straight back; light complex
ion.
|. Guy McKensey: 80 years old; five
feet, eight inches; 160 pounds; red.
dish complexion: hair, fair but dark
Geo. (Goldie) Nolan: dark brown
hair, fair; COMPLEXION: FIVE feet, nine
inches;~ I65,.sto. 175,.pounds;' scar OF
left cheek; smooth face.
Charles Goldsmith. - to 80 years
smooth face1 five. feet, 10 inches. I9i
pounds, stout; dark brown hair ans
brown eyes.
4 Kid Thomas: 80 to IS years: hal
dark; five feet. 6 inches: $50 pounds
acts as though eye-sight Is poor
smooth face; medium dark complex
ion.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
7. R. Highway Men To
Spend Some Time In City

!. c. r. Hauke, national field mana
ger Of the Theodore Roosevelt High
way association, arrived in the city
Wednesday n will spend a few
days here looking after the interests
of the association. Atranscontinental
concrete highway will some day be
realized, Mr.. Hauke said. and to
strengthen this contention he men
toned the fact hat this is one Of the
aims of the war department.
Mr.. Hauke and several representa-
tives of the organization are covering
the entire route of the highway that
the work OF the various local units
may be observed. Two repre-
s~entatives of the association arrived
in the city this morning and will spend
some time here in order to %acquaint
interests with the aims and POSSIBLE.
ties Of the Theodore Roosevelt High.
4way association. Mr.. Hauke will be
given ar opportunity to address the
Commercial club membership dinner
to be held this evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
club DINNER
e.
THIS EVENING
Commercial Club to Honor
w. P. Davies; Open For
UNI to be Held.

W. P. Davies. editor of the Herald,
WILL be the guest of honor, at. a Com
nercial club membership dinner at
i:15 o'clock tonight. The dinner is
given in appreciation of Mr.. Davies
Efforts in behalf of the city and state
n % years newspaper work in Grand
Forks.
f. L. Goodman, president of the
Northwestern Trust company, will
preside. and addresses will be given
~ Tracy r. Bangs. Dean Vernon z.
Sauires and Mr.. Davies.
IN. 3. Black, general manager OF
The Forum Publishing company OF
Fargo, will attend the dinner and will
ling. Mr.. Black formerly was assoc
rated with Mr.. Davies in newspaper
work in this city.
e. r. Hauke. national field man
lger of the Theodore Roosevelt High
way, will be called on for = brief ad-
lress.
Following the program, an oper
,orum will be held for the purpose o,
roting upon the proposition to change
he name of the club to the Grand
Forks Chamber of Commerce.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
D DOES NOT
FAVOR DISPLAY OF
HOSIERY IN COURT

Knoxville, Tenn. Dec 14-Judge Won
A. Hufaker today reprmanded a
woman witness in his court for what
he considered too liberal display Of
silken hose.
According to- the judge. the witness
drew her skirt too high and then Cross
ed her legs in front of the judge and
jurors. Upon being reprimanded. the
woman attempted a reply but was
silenced by the judge and retired
weeping.
Discussing the incident, Judge Huf-
faker said his respect for the modesty
Of his mother and that Of other good
women compelled him to act as he did
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
KETTLES TO
APPEAR ON STREETS
FRIDAY MORNING

The Christmas kettles, which the
Salvation Army annually puts on the
streets for the purpose of collecting
funds for Christmas work. will make
their first appearance this year on the
streets Friday. They will be left out
until Christmas-time, Captain Sym
monds. local officer in charge. said.
There probably will be three of the
kettles on Third street, and the pub
lie will be asked to keep them boil
ing for the Christmas fund THIS
local Salvation Army corpse Is max
ing plans to provide Christmas din
ners and a Christmas party for chill.
drop n.- t@
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
CHECK ARTIST H
OPERATED HERE MAY
BE in THE WEST

A woman alleged TO have passed
bogus checks in Larimore recently
and other towns in this vicinity, is be-
,ieved to be operating in the western
mart Of the state. according to word
received Wednesday at the Grand
Forks county sheriff's office from Ed
ward Hamilton of Pembina county.
The lady operated in Cavalier in
September, when she passed a worth
less check for SIS. Hamilton has re-
.eived word from the western part Of
the state to- the effect that a woman
answering the description Of the lady
wanted by him has been operating in
Western cities.
g y AT Larimore the alleged forger gave
casiled a check IN a Grafton bank
for $25.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
BIG INCREASE IN
u. S. SHIP TONNAGE
In FOREIGN TRADE

Washington, Dec. 15.--Ths tonnage
Of American vessels registered in for
eign trade at the end9o 4 the last fiscal
veal was almost eleven times greater
than In 1914, according to the annual
report OF the mnissioner OF naviga@
ton, made public today, which show
cd a total OF 20 Oh vessels of all kinds
totalling 1~s,2sz,l86 gross tons under.
American registry or June 80 last.
This was an increase OF 1.s58.1f4
grossstons or II per cent over the pre-
ceding fiscal year. AN
OF this total. the report showed!
5,5si vessels Of 1l.o77.3sS. gross tons
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
DECEMBER SCHOOL
BULLETINS ARE
BEING DISTRIBUTED

4 The work of distributing the De-
cember number of the Grand Forks
county School Bulletin, published by
Miss Beatrice tombstone. county sup
~srintendent If schools, is now under
way.
The bulletin is a newsy little sheet.
telling Of the work in the various
schools of the county, and also con-
tanning helps and suggestions for the
teachers in their school work.
According to the bulletin. several
of the Parent-Teacher organizations
in the county have resumed their &C
tivities and are proving progressively
useful in their respective communities
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
FRENCH CHAMBER
VOTES IN FAVOR
+ OF NEW BUDGET

Paris, Dec. 15.-(By the Associated
Pres.)-After a session lasting twen-
'ty hours the chamber Of deputies at
f:45 a. m. today voted approval of the
new budget providing for the expendi-
lure of 25,14o. 00o, geo francs. and re-
ceipts of 24.S21. 900 900 francs.
= The government originally demand
ed 24,e32,oo 900 francs in receipts
and the finance committee. had pro-
posed 24,s53, 900, 900 francs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
Famous Athlete OF
Minnesota "U" Gets
His Diploma Today

Minneapolis. Dec. 15.-Arnold Oss,
track, basketball and football star yde=
clared to be one of the greatest ath-
fetes ever developed at University Of
Minnesota, received his diplomas in
the second annual mid-year com
mencement at the University armory
today. He was given a great ovation
as he received the degree Of bachelor
Of arts. Oss won nine "M's" at Min
nesota, three in each branch of the
sport in which he participated. He ia
now employed by the university as
assistant basketball coach,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
Corinthian Chapter
Elect New Officers

Election of officers comprised the
principal business at the annual
meeting of Corinthian chapter. r. A.
NJ, held Wednesday night The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: Finley D. Cameron,
high priest: c. F. Redick, king
Frank A. Bitzan, scribe; c. H. Opahl
~easure Chas. A. Allen. secretary;
George A. Olmstead. representative or
the board of directors.
Jared consistory No. 2, S. r. NJ.
will hold it's election tonight.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
Three New Methods
Are Tried Ont By
Bandits In Chicago

Chicago. Dec. 1.-THE police blot
ter recording the nights holdups to-
day showed new departures by rob-
,bers in their methods Of overpower-
ing victims. Henry Kunz, a taxicab
driver, was forced to give up his cab
and money by a a who pointed. a
blazing, gasoline blow torch at his
head. IA gang with q 4moving van
took 1880 worth OF y1iuables from,
the homes OF Mrs. Gertrude Hayes
and two neighbors. a robber armed
with an army saber forced Charles
5Gckuezken@t to hard nver.. 3
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15

Gen. Charles G. Dawes. director OF
the U. S. budget commission, was ex-
pected to use some more of his now
famous hell and Maria" language
when photographers recently asked
him for the umsteenth time to pose
for a photo. But he fooled 'em and
posed willingly. Dawes has an
nounced hat he plans to resign his
budget post July /. F.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
MICHIGAN BOY KILLED.
WHEN HIS HORSE FALLS

Z Michigan, n. D., Dec.h%.-'The six
year-old son OF Lawrence Peterson of
this place was killed when the horse
that he was riding slipped and fell
upon him.
The accident occurred Tuesday
night
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15

&$saxssssas OF sseh people as \. Y,
T. sNNs SAe work Of the santa Claus
SsSs i ssaas peasihle> They are or,
SaMSs@& ~ eAssS ChrSstNhas cheer n
Msssssss@ ~ the chttaren who other.
WAs@ s&ASAs aes ~ remembered. and
sssS SS saS sasRe TO Sssst Win
>SNs~SSs@sS 81 tar the fund nay
Sss@ xsswsax WY satisfactorily, but
SAw&sMS u en& y few days away
ams sseS &&s Il quite N amour
ms&& Ii readers et this crlomn eRrs
ss@ssssaassx ssnaiax y contribution
~ she s@sa. wNANs they please do =,
Yr>ssSsS IN N>ass that the Santa
Ss@s Girls asss Seow definitely how
| r<sSA ss~sseS they will have to werS
| wssAS
/ Sis >ss the accompanying coupor
asS seas ~ TNs Santa Claus Girls ir
! @ce ~ Tas Nssa&>
Ssr@N making Christmas happy to'
a oasI wssl snssrc y larger amour
III Measure sNr the holidays to an!
nsrsee> GIVE yourself = Merry Christ
- by giving one TO a little child
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
WHO Will FIJI. AN EMPTY STOCKING?

70 the Santa Claus Girls, Grand Forks Herald
Enclosed find. to be used to help
bring : Merry Christmas Y the needy kidd's' q Grand
Forks.
Credit to
signature.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-15
WOMAN FAINTS WHEN
INDICTED FOR THE
MURDER OF DOCTOR

- New York, Dec. 14.-Mrs. Lillian
S. Raizen, who yesterday contested
to staying DR.. Abraham Glickstein in
his Brooklyn Office Saturday night,
tainted twice today after she had
been indicted by the Kings county
grand jury on a charge of murder in
the first degree. She had to be car
ried before County Judge Martin.
Through counsel she entered a plea
Of not guilty. Then she vas remand
ed to Jail to await trial.
Indications were given that the
prisoner, who claims she had been
wronged by the physician. would set
up defense Of instantly. 2f
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
sIGUE LA QpIETUD EN- Ell
MERCADO DE CAFE

Ell mercado del cafe fuctnando en-
una escala muy angosta, sin NADIA nota-
BILE en- los negocios, al cerrarse Ell MGR
cado, los precios generalmente fueron
de a 20 puntos mas bajos por la Sc
mana, mientras que ha habido algunas
compras por intereses de fuera, ha sido
Soiamente de un caracter arrebatado y
facilmente evidenciado que Ell concrete
aun esta incierto con respecto los fu-
turos desarrollos en- Ell cafe. Avisos del
Brasil informan un mercado muy fir
me ALI tambi6n dicen que un sindi-
cato extranjero 1a comprado un gran
nnmero de acciones del cafe de Santos.
El comercio aqri despleg6 una actitud
muy indiferente con respecto COM
prar cafe en- existencial solo estan
comprando para sus necesidades inn1c-
diatas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
DESGRACIADO SUECESO OCU-
RRIDO A UN NINO

Aver tarde, mientras los nifios del
DR.. Molina de ST. Remy, que reside en-
los altos del No. % de la calle Brau,
jugaban en- ell balloon de la casa en-
compania &c los sirvientes, uno de
ellos, de 2 siios Y medic, que estaba
al hcmbro de uno de los sirvientes,
desprendiose de los brazos de este,
yendo a caer al pavimento de la ca
lie, donde recibio tremendos golpes
que han puesto su vida en- inminente
peligro.
Los golpes recibidos por la criatura
son los siguientes, segdn certificaci6n
que nos diera ell doctor Lastra Cha
rriez: equimosis en- la mejilla derecha
y una faerte confusion en- la region
parietal, no habiendo tenido el pacien-
'te ninguna hemorragia externa
'El nifio fue recogido del suelo por
1el seTor Miguel Cardenas, quien pene-
tr6 con el en- el cafe mas cercano,
donde le humedecio la cabeza, llevan
sdolo entire varios nas hasta presencia
de la familia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
RINA A MACHETAzoS

En- Caonilla Abajo, de Villalba,
Angel Ortiz v Narciso Colon sostuvie-
ron una rina, machete en- mano, resul
tando ambos con. heridas de sunna gra
vedad.
El movil de la rifa viene de que Ell
mulo de Colon hizo danos en- una STEM
bra de Ortiz; Y, por momentos, 10
que sembraron ellos, (no los mulos,
sino Ortiz y COLONY fue ell espanto
de tod0s los que contemplation la lu-
cha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
MANDATE DE ARRESTo
CONTRA UN G0BERNADoH

CHICAGO, agosto L. El gobernador
Len Snail, que eInpleo indebidamente
los fondos del Estado, y contra el cual
eel Tribunal habfa dictado sentencia de
arresto, fu6 encontrado en- Chicago, des-
pres de su misteriosa desaparici6n.
Ell g0bernador Small. ha colocado su
case ea manos de cinco abogados y ma
conference.-the con sus amigos en- la po-
lissca.
Ell attorney, Mr.. MoMrtimer, dice
que el Gobernador debe de entregarse
incondicionalmente sin mas preambulos
Contra 81 Gobernador hay tres manda
mientros de arresto por malgastar
s2,5O0, 900.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
TELEGRAMA A CORD0yA DA-
VILLA

Ell Lcdo .Cordova Dayila atn
cuando ha recibido muchos telgramas
de adhesion procedentes de la isla,
los cuales no desea publicar, nos en-
via el siguiente, Que por "a naturale-
"a del mismo, quiere darlo a conocer
al pals:
Caguas, agosto 4, 1921.
Cordova Davila, San Juan.
Contemplad vuestra obra; todo ell
pals protesta de su actitud y de la
del celebre Reilly.
listed es ell 1nico responsible
F. Alvarez, Julio Aldrich y v.
Aldrich.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
RoBo EN- DEsPoBLADo

Nuestro corresponsaf en- Ponce nos co
.r1unica que, mientras don Pedro Maldona
do Sc dirigia la iiotaria del licenciado
Brunet del Vale, con doscientos do.
iares en- Ia fnano, Eugenio Perez = ARE
bat6 las hojas de lechuga'' $ puso los
pies en- polvoroza, pero la policia Iogr6
arrestar al bandolero y no le que66 e:l
su poder ningun c6ntino.
Don Pedro Sc Ilev6 su dinerc y Perez
Sc ilev6 un -ceto. ). en- la carcei.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
NUEvo IT1NERARTO DE LOS
BUQUES DE LA RED D. LIN.

La Compafiia de vapores de la cred
D. Line nos comunica que Ell itinerario
de la mencionada Inca ha sido modifi-
cado de la manera siguiente:
Las salidas de Nueva York para San
Juan, Curacao y Venezuela Sc efectua-
ran los sabados; y de San Juan para
Nueva York, los MARTEs, "a las cinco
de la tarde.
Ell itinerario enpieza a regir desde el
.diezy seis, con la salida del vapor "Oa
racas',, para Nueva York, v con el .sFi-
ladelfa'', |, que sale Ell trece, para Puerto
Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
KERENsKY HABLA ACERCA
DEE soUORR0 A RUSIA

PARIS, agosto Bel Jefe de gobier
no Sc entrevisto con KerenslSy, en- yir-
tud de la orden del dia que Sc sometera
a Ia aprobaci6n de la Junta suprema pa
ra socorrer a. Russia.
Los peri6dicos hablan acerca del So
ccrro, y afirman que la acci6n reviste
solo caracter humanitario.
lie Echo de Paris dice que Sc de-
be evitar contacto alguno con Ell gobicr
no "bolsheviki de Moscti, y tsner todas
las garantias necesarias para que sea q.
pueblo ruso quien reciba Ell socorro, no
el gobierno bolsheviki''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
LA cOITsTRUOCIoN DE LA CARRE-
terra DE UTUADo A LARES

Segdn Sc 'llabfa anunciado, so celebrd
Ia subasta para la construction dc 5
Kms. mas menos de la carretera Utua
tio-Lares, habiendose recibito las 81
guientes proposiciones:
De Enrique Amadeo. Sill, 1885 !.
De Adriano Gonzalez, $112.1o8.O5
De Rafael Garcia Soler, $118,41S.75.
De Juan Cedr6n, $116.084.4O.
Ell presupuesto de la administrator
ascendia la suma de S12O,O38.60.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
Ell NUEvO INSPECTOR DE
CAYEY

Para desempenar el cargo de ms
pector de las escuelas publicas de
Cayey ha sido nombrado Hatuey
Dfaz Baldorioty, en- sustituci6n
de Facundo Sanchez, a u e n,
seg1n Sc nos infornra, no habiendo po
dido conseguir que el Departamento
le retaviera en- ese puesto, piensa pre-
sentar su renuncia embarcar para
los Estados Unidos.
Varios maestros de Cayey que visi-
.taron San Juan nos han felicitado por
las Intermediates que public6 Ell
MJNDO, respecto a las actuaciones
dc Sanchez en- 4aquel distrito escolar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
DON MANUEL ALVAREZ

Sigue mejorando en- en- "Auxilio
Mutuo1 el digno excelente caballe-
ro don Manuel Alvarez, a quien vi
sitan diariamente muchas personals
de su amistad.
Don Manuel pasara la convalecen
Gin en- Aibonito, donde Sc le prepara
un extraordinario recibimiento.
Hacemos votos por la total cura-
cion del noble caballeroso amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
HABLA Ell SR. BARCELO

A preeuntas que lie hiciera un re-
dactor nuestro al sefior Barcel6, So
bre 81 err cierto que el Gobernador
lie mandara buscar, el lfder de la ma
yoria nos infomo que ESQ GARCIA de
todo fandamento y que solo eran in
venciones de los republicanos para
seguir entorpeciendo la Marcia de la
situaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
INFoRMEs DE euAYAMA

Nuestro corresponsal en- Guayama nos
comunica que ha sido ascendido a al
caide de carcel de Arecibo ,el correcto
caballero don Raimundo Casanova; que
en- sustituci6n de el; ina sido nombrado
alcaide de Guayana, don Narciso Diaz
Robles, que el guardia de penales don
Florencio Santiago disfruta de un mes
de hcencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
CURSOS ESCoIaAREs
PARA ENsESxAR HUMANIDAD
Continuation de la pae. 3D.

mantenerla limpia: ensehamos q cuidar
las flores de los paroues jardines ptl-
blicos. " no son los pajaros de los par
ques y las plazas y las GALES de la ciu-
dad un> adorno de la graa casa conIin
de todos? mo dehsmos snseiiar los
nifios cuidarlos paf.s Ia algeria de cada
uno de los ore vivsn en- In ciudad?
Tancredo PINoCHET.