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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03
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NrWs-C Chamnlnn Cnrresnnndencn.

Wednesday, June I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foster of the
Cathedral were Sunday visitors in the
valley.
Mrs. George Darter of Lake Fork
was visiting her father, Chas. Schec-
ker Wednesday.
The Cliff family moved back to
their ranch down the Cebolla from the
stage station Monday.
Gus Fenimore of Wyoming was in
the valley last Thursday looking over
the Chas. Schecker ranch with a view
to buying it.
A. A. Arlington and George Graf
ton were over Tuesday from the Lake
Fork. They We're repairing the road
between here and Indian creek. -
Frank Dunn received a telegram on
Friday stating that his oldest sister,
Mrs. Lulu Longstaff of Colorado
Springs had died at seven O'Clock the
morning of the Goth.
Those who went to Gunnison Mon
day for Memorial Day services were
Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Sammons, Mrs.
Robert Shotwell. Miss Maggie Sam
mons, Roy Cliff and Richard Allen
Rev. Glenn Davies of Gurnison,
preached in the Hall last Sunday at
8 p. m. The sermon was enjoyed very
much by those who attended and we
hope he Will come again soon. Rev.
Davies was accompanied by his wife
and little daughter and Geo. Wiseman
and Mrs. Geo. Norwood.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03
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Nt"b-ChaInplOn COFTehpOndence:-
Tuesday, May 81.
There viii be a dance on the Lake
Fork Saturday night.
Oscar Dunn is riding the range aft
e. the Arlington cattle.
4. A. Arlington and his crew have
finished their road work.
The Lake Fork river is higher now
than il ever was last year.
Mrs. Arriugton's sister, who has
been III, Is improving 10 health
Carl Benson was down on n business
trip with the rest Of the school board
some time ago.
Dr. Sullivan Of Gunniaon was on the
Lake Fork recently on business con
corning the road.
Mrs. A. +. Croft, Mrs. John Blair
and Mis- Webb were up to Lake City
on Decoration Day.
Loci and Lillian Carr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto johnson and Miss Wcthcrite were
up to Lake City for the Commence
mont dance and also to take in Decora-
tiou Day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03
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News s-Champion Correspondence:-
Tuesday, May 81.
NJ. W. Slate and wife are spending
a month visiting their daughter. Mrs.
H. w. Mcdonald and family in Delta.
Mrs Ella Slate is visiting her moth
er and son at Brighton, Colo.
John CorTelli has leased the G. A.
DesCombes Dome ranch for the year,
w. A. Sheldon is earring some nice,
bright hay for the Denver market.
Road work is at standstill in this
district. Commissioner Knowles has
run out of funds.
Mack Moon came in Tuesday from
Ft. Lupton to start improving his
ranch on Spring Greek.
Around twenty cars made the trim
to Gunnison Monday to attend the
Decoration Day exercises. Our local
cemetery was nicely decorated Sunday.
Misses Susan Stephenson, Blanche
Adams and Nellie Reppy We're home
from Gunnison for the weekend,
Wednesday is repair day for the
Iomichi Telephone company and all
stockholders will put in o day at re-
pair work.
Last Wednesday was poison fence
day and about fifteen ranchmen nut
in the day repairing fence.
The Gunnison road is fair; from
Doyle to Sargents, fair; Monarch pass
is not yet open; Waunita Springs
road is bad. The big trucks hauling
building material to Waunita have
cut out the road till it is almost i'm
passable. This road needs work done
badly as there hasn't been any work
on it In a year.
The ball team journeyed to Crested
Butte Monday and got trimmed to the
tune Of 18 to 1.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03
BANDITS ROB STATE BANK
AT AUSTIN. GET $25, 900

Delta, May 31.-The State Bank Of
Delta at Austin, Colo, was robbed some
time Sunday night of bonds and nego-
table securities estimated to be worth
$4,000 or $4,000. and a small
amount oil currency. It was discover
ed today when the bank re-opened
after yesterdays holiday. Reports to
the sheriff's office said the robbery
was committed by two men who first
looted the blacksmith shop and stole
tools with which they broke down the
front door of the bank. The combin-
alton on the first door of the safety
vault was knocked off and the second
door was blown open with nitro
glycerine, it was reported.
Every, safety deposit box inside the
vault was looted of its contents. A
manganese steel safe, containing
$4,000 in currency was untouched.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03
and Mrs. Ferguson were visiting in
Crested Butte Wednesday.

and Mrs. Ferguson We're visiting in
Crested Butte Wednesday.
VIM. Barside arrived this week from
Pueblo and will work for j. ].
Shackleford this summer.
The dance last Saturday night was
well attended, several cars coming in
from Gunnison and Crested Butte.
Joe McDermott made a business
trip to the valley from Gunnison on
Wednesday and a great many ranch
horses were shod for the summer.
Mrs. Laurel Spann spent the week
end in Gunnison. She brought her
mother, Mrs. T. J. Thompson, home
with her for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes of
Gunnison spent Monday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Rising. We hear that Mr..
Hughes took some fish home with him.
Some speed fend ran over and
killed your reporters dog last Satur-
day night. We have been hoping they
would make themselves known as We
have a few things we. would like to
say to them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03
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NeWs- Champion Correspondenee.

New champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, May 81
Dr. Louis Weiss is expected in yul-
can soon.
Mr.. Curtis is busy doing his assess
meHt work. so As TO have it done be
fore July lst
6. GabrieIson has finished putting
~ hIs crop. This Is his first year on
Willow creek.
Mir and Mrs. Babbitt have located
a homestead just below Jack Drmsey' S
place on Willow creek.
Sim Moore was in town SATURDAY
having come over from his ranch 10
take the SawtOoth people up TO the
mine.
Jack Mccall has the contract for
building a fence around Phil Riess'
homestead Of so acre. Jess Fergu-
son will help him.
J. II. Crowley and Z. F. valker
were IN town Sunday. Jim went for
s"ed potatoes. He expects TO put in
quite crop this year
Jess Ferguson Is helping Jack Dem
pssy plant his potatOcs. Jack has all
the rest Of his crop IN and is looking
for bumper this year.
Jack Jennings Of Guuuizon was in
"''f w "''As 1E0 anu sofa Two OF
his cabins to the homcstaaders who
have located just this side Of I.aMoy's
ranch. They have been busy sine
tearing down and moving the cabins.
The SawtoOth Is going to run for
thirty days anyway. Vim. Trinkcn-
shcu, Mr.. Hammiel. a mining expert.
Mr.. Ncf and two other men stopped
in Vulcan Friday night on their way
over TO the mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
o GUNNISON
oo
MARBLE

Stws-Champion C0rrespondence:-
Friday. May q.
Tom Randall j. home. after spend
lIE two weeks AZ Rife
John Bennett cattle and horses are
~ Tor tLH sEuEer range.
Nr and Mr. Wood went out the
frs; o. The Tcsk - spend the summer
- LLg Lake, below t0uu.
NJ and Mr. Geo. BsTEe Of kansas
C.gg are here 70 open Up the Colorado
FuarTg, bettsT known - the StrUuss
quarry.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks and Thos.
Walsh went 20 GleuwOod Spring. to
day In their automobile md will r.
turn tbs cgcuing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03
Champion Corresponlence:-

new r-NbzlEL flDl Fsotle nee -
Saturday, May 2s.
NJ and M. Forrest Duncan ul0to--
ei 90 Dggi"v4l.o Sunday, where they
vlH..t "a. the Adams ranch
NJ and Nh. Bert EgEy7 and son
C.ar.re- FROM Ohio Dlry. were grgeHt5
e., o.. Joe IHLaH lurar tins gsrE-
Cha. SaitsrhIt lz fat improving
after uH SICK spell the first Uf the
week
Mn s D. I..aaou came over from
SalIta We,.0,-tay 70 spsGi q number
u day visiting her sister. Mr.. Harry
FrrlhucL
Cartl.m~u ranging stock on the
SpEug tTr.E range, arr driving their
cattle up from the lover hills this
week
s;anley Pugh and family stopped
here for q short visit Rhile returning
from BoEaH's Camp. where they visit
yd With Mr. VI +. Genlh Sunday.
Mis- Fcruzell- Outcal; returned
tins week from Denver where she
spent the winter Altho Miss Fern
zeIle rEgnyei her stay In the capital
city. sh" wyuli much rather rlIe her
horse behind a herd Of her fathers
cattle
4 half hundred people took Mir.
Pho. b" Walker and family completely
b. -urprsso Tue-day evening and gave
farewell party 10 her and her
daughter, Nil Nettic. who leave soon
20 make their home in GunnIs0n-
Mrs Walker has lived her" for p
years. rearing her wonderful family
Of boys and girls here. Il is needless
10 say that we sincerely regret losing
our kind friend and neighbOr. Her
son, Richard. and bride will run the
Walker ranch IN future.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03

Nevs-Champion Correspondence.
Thursday, June 2.
Mrs. Walter Mergelman Is on the
Gc3 list this week.
Verne Wise is fencing Floyd Chap
peIlss homestead.
Several from our valley spent Deco
'ruEion Day in Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Allen were shop
ping IN town Wednesday.
Nfs. Sanford, Mrs. Shackleford and
Nrs- Rising were in Gunnison Thur
lGr. and Mrs. Tony DAMN and Mr..
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03

Montrose Daily Press:-Mr. and
Mrs. Hugo Fragrelius motored down
from Gunnison and spent the weekend
with the ]. H. Simpson w. H. Wolff
ing and the Steele families. Mrs.
Fragrelius was formerly Miss Beatrice
Penaluna.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03

Miss Luclla Johnson returned last
week from her duties as principal Of
schools In a district near Trinidad and
is again assisting at the johnson store
In OHIO City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03

Nj +. y. Mckee has moved to the
Mckee ranch on Ohio Greek this week.
She has lived in town for the winter
season to keep the children, Jean and
Donald In our schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03

Mat MaIeusck was here from Crest
ed Butte Wcdnc day, assisting IN the
application FOR citizenship papers OF
some Of hls couHtymen-
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03

Henry Lucas made a trip to the
county seat from his Ohio creek mines
He recently returned from
ten days in the Salida hospital where
the doctors took 10 Mays OF his in
ternai regions. He has been suffering
from chronic indigestion.
Tags for shipping fish at News Cham
pion Office, ! cent each.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03

c. II. Sod"n was in town from Sar-
gents way Tuesday. getting himself an
auto lIcenso and trausactIng other
bu siuc-s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03

Rocco Santarelli and G. L. Lucas
drove up Monday from the Sapinero
district. Mr.. Santarelli relates that
the fishing season opened auspiciously
on the lower Gunnison. The first day
Of the season the roads were black
with auto parties from Montrose, Del
ta, Olathe and other western points.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
SENSATIONAL DIscURso
DE LLOYD GEORGE

LoNDREs, agosto 22.-En un sensa-
eional discurso pronunciado en- la Ca
mara dc los cOmunes, Lloyd George de-
eiar6 que el Jap6n habia Observable leal
mente su alianza con la Gran Bretafa
durante la guerra, y pregunt6 que 81
hasta hoy Inglaterra podia decir al Ja-
pom que no necesitaba' de el. Al termi
mar esta Erase, de todas parties de la
asamblea salio el grito de mol
Lloyd George declare, ademas, que
no veia impossible que la Gran Breta-
IA cumpliera sus oblgaciones con ell
Jap6n y conservara la vez sus buenas
relaciones amistosas con los Estados Uni
dos, y aiiadi6 que 81 los Estados Unidos
y el Jap0n llsgaran un acuerdO sobre
la question del Pacifco seria 'un hechO
grandiOso y una garantia en- favor de la
pax del mnndo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
OUEDA PROHIBIDO
-
USAR LA CERVEIA
COMO MEDICINA

WASHINGTON, agosto g. FL Sc
nado aprob6 en- la tarde de hoy, por
un voto de SO contra 20, el proyecto
Campbell Willis que prohibe la prescrip
ci6n medicinal de la cerveza impone
rigidas restricciones sobre Ell uso de
otros licores intoxicantes con PROPOSE
tos medcinales.
Ell proyecto aprobado 10 fu6 con una
enmienda en- que Sc prohibe a los of
ciales que hagan investigaciones y EN-
bargos sin permiso, sopena de multa
y prisi6n. Declare tambi6n felonia ell
hecho de que una persona pase como
Official de la prohibition y someta un
ciudadano a indignidades 10 prive
de sus derechos Constituencies invo-
cando la observancia de la prohibition.
Este proyecto ha sido aprobado va
por la camara. Va ahora conferencia
para considerar las enmiendas del sena-
do, despu6s de 10 cual Sc enviara al
presidente para su aprobacion y frma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
Ell SUCESO DE ANOCHE EN-
TALLERES

FL indivicuo Francisco Fonte huel-
guista que fue hasta hace poeos dias
en- que vo1vi6 SUI trabajo en- ell ferro-
carril, como inspector de maquinas, en-
los momentos en- que Sc dirigia hacia
casa en- Tras Talleres, SantTrce, como a
las de la noche de aver, fue herido
por u1 huelguista uamado Pillar Or
tiz. produci6ndole varias heridas graves
en- Ia cabeza.
Ell herido fue curado de primera
intoncion por ell practicante Liboy y
Ell DR.. Martinez Alvarez, pasando lue-
go la Clinica de Miramar.
Ell agresor fue arrestado por Ell cabo
Torres y Ell policia victoriano de Je-
slds Sc lie ocup6 ell palo con el cual
realiz6 Ell hecho.
Con motive de este suceso en- la
Logia de Maquinistas y Conductores Sc
reunieron los huelguistas y la pclicia
Sc vic precisada disolver varios CRU
pos para evitar posibles alteraciones
del orden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
La SITUACION DE
LOS NEGOCIOS EN-
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Agosto 10, 1921.

Agosto 19, 1921.
Sc abriga mas optimismo en- gene
raj. Durante la semana Sc ha exporta-
do 1851, ,554 fanegas de trigo y
1,792,O de maiz. Los pedidos de ar
ticulos de algod6n para futura entrega
han aumentado. Ell mercado de cuero
cueros esta animado. Sc ha efectuado
importantes ventas de articulos de Ia
ma de estambre de lana. Consume de
algod6n durante julio fue de 410,12
pscas, ell mas bajo desde febrero. Los
pcrmisos otorgados para construcciones
de edifcios suman STAT, IT'S, ,355, 10 que
representa- un aumento de % por cien-
to sobre JUNO y de 27.1 por ciento So
pre julio de 1920. Aumenta ann mas
ell trabajo en- los talleres de reparaci6n
de los Ferrocarriles. Promodio de precio
de catorce manufacturers de hierro y
acero, $36.51, registrandose ell primer as
censo en- este sentido desde ell 6 de
abril pasado. Ell indice para precios de
alimentos durante la semana no ha SUI
frido cambio: $3.O1. De ochenta arti-
culos, en- los siguientes Sc ha efectuado
cambio:
HAN sUBIDo: Carne salada de Ger
do (pork mess), sebo, guisantes, 1ipu
10 del pacifico, llpulo de New York,
cafe, te, ovejas, ruedas viejas de wa
genes; Chicago, acero viejo de Pitts
burgh.
HAN BAJADo: Harina, trigo Sara
ceno. cebada, mantequilIa, antimonio,
costillas de res manteca, cerdo, algo-
don, trigo de Ia primavera, maiz, ave-
Ia, harina de centeno, aceite de Sc
milla de algod6n, tapioca, aceite 6e IL
naza.
Liquidaciones bancarias en- cincuenta
ciudades, $500, ,905, 900. Federal Re-
serve ratio, agosto IT,, 65.s por 100.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
CARTA ALBERTA ;.
PARA MI HERNANO
EDUARDO MARIN
Mi uuerido Eduardo:

Mi querido Eduardo:
Con fraternal carifo, rel en- mi lecho
frio de soltero, leyendo tu carta-regalo
que me diriges desde las columnas de
unos de los diarios de esta capital, ell
viernes proximo pasado.
Con toda la fe de mi alma, con todas
las energias de mi espiritu, estoy con mi
pals. v con mi PARTIDO UNION DE
PUERTO RICO. No asi, con los que
creo estan comprometiendo la labor ma
ravilosa realizada por mas de treinta
amos del "ILUSTRE MUERTO".
viendo las actuaciones, oyendo las
maximas de aquellos apostoles de la PA
TRIA, que Sc namaron don Roman Bal
dorioty de Castro y cu1minaron con don
Luis Munoz Rivera, formaronse mi CO.
raz6n mi cerebro ,cerebro y coraz6n
que dejarian de latir generosagnente por
la feliIidad de este ssBello jir6n del sue
10 adericano que nos dio la suerte'.
Los demas parrafos de la Carta, no
me tienen importancia.
Lamento ell NAL ratio que te has QUE
rido proporcionar, te abraza carifo-
samente,
Tu hermano,
ERNEsTO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
EI fUegO de ante
nOChe en- AreCibO

Ell domingo, las dos de Ia mafiana,
declarose un voraz incendio en- el esta-
blecimiento mercantil de "Blanco L6-
PEE y co.., sito frente al plaza publ
ca de Arecibo.
La voz de alarma cundio rapidamente
por toda la ciudad y ell publico empezo
a reunirse como por ensalmo en- Ell lu-
gar del siniestro.
AL sitio de la ocurencia Sc trasla-
daron Embellishments los bomberos, pro
vistos de bombas y mangueras, v dieron
comienzo la extinction del f1ego, ayu-
dados por algunas personas del publico
varios oficiales de la Guardia Nacio-
nal, quienes asistian al bale que Sc &C.
lebraba en- Ell Casino.
Las namas envolvieron completamen
tie el edificio de "Blanco Lopez y CO.
teniendo los bomberos que derribar las
pucrtas y tender las escalas para rea-
lizar con mas eficiencia su trabajo de
extinction.
Ell coronel Nadal envio, una compa-
MIA de la Guardia Nacional, la que, uni
da la policia, trabajo con verdadero
empeMo ,hasta que Sc extingui6 la iilti-
ma llamarada.
Ell incendio propagose a la casa CONT
qua de don Ramon Rivera, quemandose
parte de la misma.
FL jefe de la policia, senior Diaz, orde
no la detenci6n de los senores Restitu-
to Marcelino Blanco Guillerno Gar
cia, duefos y empleado, respecticamen
te, del etablecimiento. Estos, una vez
que declararon ante ell fiscal senior Pal
mer fueron puestos en- hbertad.
Las existencias del establecimiento
quemado estaban aseguradas en- cincuen
ia y cinco mil d6lares, y Ell ediicio, en-
cinco mil.
Sc asegura que las p6rdidas pasan de
sesenta mil d6lares, 81 Sc tiene en- cuen
Ia que la familia Rivera, en- provision
de que ell siniestro Sc extendiera mas,
empez6 sacar los muebles, muchos de
los cuales cayeron desde la altura del
balloon, destrozandose.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
CARTA ESCRITA PoR UNo DE LOS
DETENIDOS DESDE SU CELDA
DE PETROGRADO

WASHINGTON, agosto- Ell doctor
Weston B. Estes, quien en- union de
Ginco americanos mas lego salvo Re
val, recientemente dirigi6 una carta al
secretario de Estado Hughes desde la
zelda en- que Sc encontraba en- una pri-
sion del Soviet en- Moscow, en- ia cuaI
lie suplicaba que le dejara "podrirse en-
prision" su hbertad era cl precio
del reconocimiento del gobierno del So
Wet ruso por ell de los Estados Unidos.
Ell DR.. Estes, en- su carta al departa.
mcnto de Estado, sugeria ell envio de
buques de guerra Petrogrado para
obligar a las autoridades del Soviet
poner en- libertad a sus compafieros an
tcs de que murieran de inanicion
como consecuencia de los malos trates
de que eran vfctimas; pero insistis
en- que todos estaban dispuestos mo-
rir antes que los Estados Unidos en-
traran en- negociaciones con los boIshe-
viaues sobre su Iibertad.
En- la Carta en- Guest on, ell DIR. Es-
tes subrayaba la mala fe de los boil
sheviques e insistia con ell secretario
Hughes en- que no debia, en- forma algu
ma, discutirse Ell asunnto por la via di
plomatica. Isl yo estuviera en- ell lu-
gar del secretario de Estado'', decfa
ci DR.. Estes, ''les diria, en- language di
plomaticos, que Sc fueran al inferno
La carta de referencia asi como otras
eEviadas directamente al departamento
de Estado, no fue dada la publicidad
hasta hoy ante ell tenor de que las
personas que las escribieron sufrieran
las consecuencias al enterarse de su
contenido las autoridades bolsheviques.
Tales cartas, que fueron portadoras
de importantes datos, contribuyeron en-
gran parte para que Sc demandara direc
tamente del gobierno de Moscow la in
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
Los ''bO|ShevikiS' Ina|tratarOn
a los priSiOnGrOS aTnGriCanOS
que Sc enCuentran en- Moscow

mediata 1ibertad de los norteamerica-
nos Reval.
La carta del DR.. Estes fue escrita
ell % de JUNO Gltimo, de la cual hizo
varias copias que con gran dificultad
pudo hacer Legar diferentes manos
para yer 81 lograba que alguna de elias
fuera recibida en- Ell departamento de
Estado. En- Ia citada carta exponia SUI
presentimiento de que jamas volverfan
saber de el 81 la misiva en- cdesti6n
GAIA en- manos de los bolsheviques.
Una copia de aquella carta paso la
f1ontera y fue entregada un represen
tante diplomatico de los Estados Uni
COS, quien cablegrafio embellishments
sll contenido al departamento de Es-
tado, llegandc aqm tres semanas des-
pues de haber sido escrita la carta.
No estando satisfecho ell departamen
to de Estado de las gestiones uevadas
a cabo por agentes neutrales, procedi6
demandar directamente del gcbierno
de Moscow la Immediate hbertad de
los prisioneros norteamericanos.
Ell DR.. Estes describfa en- SUI carta
no solamente la falta de alimentos
vestidos que venfa padeciendo. sino las
indignidades de que eran victimas. Re-
lataba tambien Ia enfermedad del capi
tan Fitzpatrick y expresaba SUI tenor
de que este muriera antes del cuatro
de julio.
Informaba tambien que constantemen
tie Sc acercaban a ellos funcionarios del
gcbierno prometiendoles aliviar su ST.
tuacion 81 ellos persuadian al gobierno
de los Estados Unidos para que inicia
ran negociaciones diplomaticas con ell
Soviet ruso. Pero este contestaban
los prisioneros, dice el DR.. Estes en-
su carta que preferian podrirse en- pri-
sion antes que hacer semejante cosa.
'Algunos de los funcionarios que
ncs visitaban trataron de convencer-
os de que Lenin Y Trotzky habfan ini-
ciado va las negociaciones, cosa que
nos negamos Greer en- absoluto.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
EI jGfG de Ia pOIiCia de PatiIIaS
ytTGS guardiaS a SuS 6rdGnGS
SuSp0ndidOSdG GmpIGOySuG|dO

acerca de que al postmaster de
Naguabo le habia sido ienviada una
earta por el Inspector General de Co.
rreos en- Ia cual Sc lie anunciaba que
estaba propuesto para un segundo ter
mino en- ell desempeho de su cargo, pero
Que Sc hacia nscesario saber 81 Ell perte-
necia al partidO de la Independence,
en- cuyo case no seria nombrado. Sc le
pregnntaba, ademas, acerca de su ver-
dadera hliaei6n politica.
I'm relaci6n con este, y como para
eOnhrmar 10 anterior, sabemos que mu-
ehos post masters han sido llama
dos de Ia isla, Sc supone que ha sido
con el mismo objeto.
Ell LcDo. SANTIAGO cARMoNA
Y Ell sR HUYKE
Tenemos entendido que ell Lcdo.
santiagS Carmona sostuvc aytl una
larga entrevista telefonica con ell Lcdo.
Huyke, en- la que lie pregunt6 este su
pareceF respecto a la actitad por Ell asu
AAAA@ Va "a @a@hDAO", al AO1cAASS "
la information que. diera Ell MUNDo
de la Asamblea, Sc quej6 de que des-
puts que ell Redactor de Ell MUNDo
le habia felicitado en- la Asamblea di-
ieFa 10 que dijo en- la information.
Queremos hacer constar 81 es cierta
esa info-maciogs el sr. carmona ha
sufrido una lamentable equivocaci6n,
pues nueslro Redactor sr. Vargas, au-
tor de la information, no lie felicito
en- BaTanquitas "a Que nj siquiera
tiene el honor de conocerle personal
meate. y respecto a 10 que dijimos en-
Ia information de aver, toda ella es
absolutamente cierta, y hasta dejamos
dc decir aigunos incidentes en- obse-
quio al sr. carnona, por ser este un
distinguido apreciado colaborador
nnestro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
No Sc eQuiVOque eI
microbes

Actualmente existen en- Puerto Rico
dos producciones de Jack Dempsey que
han llegado recientemente. Una tiene
un rollo v Sc titula ''Un Dia con Jack
Dempsey que esta anunciada para ex
hibirse en- reprisse en- un cine de esta
localidad ell microbes y ell jueves de
esta semana. La otra es la famosa lu-
cha del campeonato mundial de boxeo
DEMPSEY VS.. CARPENTER que tie
ne cinco parties. Esta es la que exhibi
ran ell 'Rialto " ell "Tres Banderas"
para yer Ell encuentro mas famoso que
registra la historic del boxeo.
Advt.