davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

The current catalog of the George
Washington Medical School shows
the following Central NJ. DIS on the
faculty OF that institution: o. A. M.
McKimmie, SO, clinical professor Of
laryngology and otology; Luther II.
Reichelderfer, '92, clinical professor
of surgery; Custis Lee Hall, '0S, pro-
fessor Of orthopedic surgery; Joseph
d. Stout, ex.'06. associate professor
Of neurology and psychiatry; Harry
A. Ong, 'O4, clinical instructor In
pediatrics; Paul s. Putzki, III, In.
structor in surgery; Frederick G.
Schneider, 10, instructor In laryng-
ology; Watson W. Eldridge, ex-'07,
r. August Reuter-. 12. Maurice A.
Selinger, ex-'12. and Russell X. Holl-
ingsworth, '15, clinical instructors
In medicine.
Junior High Schools football team
has beaten Westerns 135.pound
team. and expects to win the cham.
pionship OF the light league. Only
recently IL was decided to allow Co
lumbia Junior Highs team on the
regular schedule of the lightweight
elevens.
The lower corridors OF Central
High School have been undergoing
much-needed painting during tho
past week. The result In n very
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

ITO arms. Ye Poets--this In the
campaign slogan of the Western
Breeze, whose poetry" column is to
give the muse chance. Rhymes are
to be written by students, and fresh
men have been urged to show their
genius"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
AT the CountySeat

Mrs Ruth Wheeler was a charming
hostess 10 the members of the C.. B. A.
club. the members OF which meet fort
nightly az the different homes to while
away am hour or two at cards with re-
f~resItnents served at the end Of the
games. Ms. Karl Krost and Mrs
reiyu Baker were the prize winners
at cards.
Mrs. }. s. Rockwell spent Monday in
Chicago ora business.
Mrs. Eva Hoffman and children have
returned to Hammond after a short
visit with her mother, Mrs. Seheidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmert Clymer de-
itshtful1y entertained the younger
married set at dinner on Saturday
night. The house was beautifully deco
Gated in spring flowers and a delicious
dinner was served from prettily APP
pointed tables. Several games Of
bridge were PLAYED. the prizes being
IA on by Messrs Heinze. Gosch and VIII
whitaker. Mesdames Eva Fiheld, Ma
9el Boye and Marie Rudolph held high
score for the women.
VIM. Dernmons left on Monday night
far Indianapolis where he VIII attend
a meeting Of the Grand lodge. going
as a delegate from tho local chapter.
The Crown Point Fire department re-
p lived a cali from Turkey Greek about
30 @. m. on Monday from the residents
the old Heiney farm. the barn hav-
u g caught fire from defective wiring.
The fire was a worry disastrous one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25

burning up the barn and contents. com
posed of grain and IA head of valuable
cattle. Many from crown Point am
swered the call for help, but the fire
had reached such q head ay their serH-
Ices were of mo avail.
AR. and Mrs. Anton Hlseman are
leaving this week for Ratenswoad. No.
To visit a daughter. Mrs. Kate Berg.
During their absence AIRS. Harry Fer
guson of East Chicago Will have charge
IF their home.
A SON was recently born to Nrr. and
Mrs. John Ifugbes Of Hammond. who
are spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs W. @. Hughes. where the ba5y was
born. Mrs. Hughes was formerly Miss
Ella Geisin Of Crown DIN
Louis Beigel has rented the upstairs
fiat of Mrs. Mon on Joliet street ana
viii move there after his marriage ID
Miss Irene GreiseI. june 10.
Miss Margaret Etling returned to
the fresh air sanitarium in Chicazo last
week and VIII spend several weeks
there taking treatments. her condition
not having been favorable lately.
Mrs. Ade1ia Cooper has returned from
a week end visit with her son, Eugene
and family, in Hammond.
Mrs. Karl krost went 10 Chicago TO
spend the day with her mother fu
Washington Park hospital on Monday
The many friends of Mrs. -Bartaolmae
VIII be pleased to learn that she is inn
proving steadily.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
Family Diet Guide

Btiousness is one OF the most
common and at the same time n
OF the most d~isagreeable diseases.
You do not feel it necessary to o
suit q physician. since you can
fully take care Of II yourself. Per
sous inclined to be bilious should
have a dash OF lime water mixed
with milk. while they should avoid
coffee entirely. Never give a child
with poor digestion heavy cereals,
such as oatmeal. cornmeal. etc. for
breakfast. Feed him. rather. on
rice or %thickened milk dunket),
which is readily digested. even by
q weak stomach.
A person suffering with constipa-
ton should have Indian meal for
breakfast and should also eat plen-
ty OF fruit and raisins. Stewed
rhubarb Is to be particularly rec
commended, while pears or buckle
berries tend to constipate, and
should be used accordingly.
One OF the best natural cathar-
tics are figs In any form
Rare beef and tomatoes cause
Acidity Of the stomach, and must
be avoided by persons having an
Inclination for or suffering from
rheumatism. The latter cannot too
often be advised to take a glass OF
hot water nightly. before retiring.
It VIII hush the patients stomach
from all accumulated acids.
When serving fish do not over
look to add lemon juice and cav
enne repper to counteract any pos
sible unpleasant effect.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
Thousands Have Stopped
Their Itching with S. S.. S.

nous old herb remedy, for awhile.
They found the impurities which
caused their itching eliminated, and
their blood enriched with millions
Of wholesome, red corpuscles.
If you are afflicted with itching
skin troubles, don't suffer the mad
dening torture longer, but get a
bottle of S.S.S. right away from
your druggist.
Start taking S.S.S. Immediately,
and if you would like expert IN
dividual medical counsel, write a
detailed description Of your case to
Chief Medical Advisor, 500 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia. He
viii give it to you free.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
Meaning OF Dream Of eagle.

To see one foretells success III love
and a fortune in commerce To see
one fly through the air at a furious
pace denotes success in your present
undertaking. To dream that YOU ride
upon an eagles back, your life is In
danger. If am eagle lights upon your
head it foretells death to a near rel
ative or friend. To see a dead eagle
signifies tho death Of some prominent
person and the success of a poor man.
To Kill u denotes happiness Of short
duration. To see one carry of prey
foretells loss by theft
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25

Many Of the fiery. itching skin
troubles that afAict humanity are
due solely to disorders Of the blood
stream, and can be remedied only
by correcting these irregularities.
Itching Affections If this kind
should be treated only with medi-
cines that drive from the blood
those poisonous impurities that ma
ture should have cast out, but has
not Outside applications may as
suage the itch itself for awhile, but
they do nothing for that which
causes it.
Thousands Of skin sufferers have
found their nerve-racking troubles
ceased after taking S.S.S., the IA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
Death Notice
pEArH

GoSsETT. EDWIN ARTHUR. age So
years, died Monday evening at 11:45.
May 23rd. after an operation he under
went Saturday evening.
Surviving are the wife. two sisters,
Miss Ursula Gossett. and Mrs. Ethel
shoemaker Of Hammond, and two
brothers. Purt Gossett of Frankfort
and Newton Gossett of Flora He was
= member of Garfield lodge. q thirty
second degree Mason and a member or
o,rak Shrine. The funeral. which viii
be Masonic. with Rev. J. G. Parrett Of
Iciatine, win he held Thursday after
noon at . o'clock from the home OF
u g. McMuIans. 1873 State street. The
body Will lie i'm state Wednesday at
the Burns chapel. 5-2j-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
TANK POPULAR
THESE HOT DAYS

Swimming classes at the W. tank
have shown a big Increase with the
recent torrid wave. the large tank be-
ing the most popular spot in the build
ing at the present time. During the
past week tho pool has been damned
with bathers from noon until past sup
per hour. A campaign ls to be staged
by Physical Director George Pinneo in
the near future that every member take
advantage Of the tank and learn TO
swim.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
By Mrs. ]. Pennington

appearance. This viii eliminate
the temptation to bite them.
Ivy Poisoning
Spread spirits of nitre Oh the az
tected parts.
For Round Shoulders
Whether ia children Or adults.
this ia an excellent exercise Lie
fat on the foor-not on a bed
and try to make all OF the spine
touch the floor. Press each verta
brae down SO that you IAN feel the
spine touching from the base Of
the brain to the end Of the spine
This Il especially good for people
who stand with shoulders IN a
strained. tense position. but care
must be taken not to force the
museles-the body must be encour
aged to relax Into the position A
person who stands properly viii
be able to touch the entire spine
to the floor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
HIRE BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED

Building Commissioner waiter Dou-
gan issued a permit TO Isaac Leach fon
the construction Of a beach cottage to
cost 500.
Charles Martin secured a permit to
erect an addition to his home at 731
Van Buren, street, The cost will be
$4,000.
c Coleman was granted a permit for
the erection OF a frame cottage at
1887 Vermont street to cost 81. 100.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
Wife Insists on Staying in
Greece-Husband Files Suit

Because his wife. Antoine. insists
upon staying in Greece and refuses to
come here to join her husband. Peter
kolivas has flied suit fer divorce in
the Gary Lake superior court. Plain
tir's petition alleges that they were
married In 1905, and on Aug II. 1911.
the husband came to this country to
make his fortune. Then ON May i,
1915. he asked his wife TO come to his
country. bat she refused TO leave her
native .and.
Kolivas Owns a ~restaurant in East
Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
For P~erspiring Feet

Battle every other day with
solution OF ore tablespoon Of for
malin and a quart of water Place
alum powder in stockings and
shoes Continue for a week or
two. then stop the treatment re
peating 1t when necessary. An as
tringent interferes with the action
OF the pores and the secretion OF
oil in the skin. and should nevc-
be prolonged any longer than zee
essary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25

Gary schools lead In the recent school
enumeration IN Lake county with a
total Of 1881. Hammond is next with
loses and East Chicago third vita a
total Of I0.042. Gary registered SIS
colored boys and SAL girls. East Chi-
caso. 243 eotored boys and 1862 colored
girls. In Hammond there are only six
colored children I'm the school registery
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
Biting the Finger Nails

This IS nothing but a bad habit.
and should be dealt with the same
as any other bad habit a child
contracts. Teach the child how to
manicure his nails or take MIN 70
a manicurist every week until he
begins to take an interest in their
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
of Injured Son Re
fuses to Prosecute Driver

Justice of the Peace B. ]. Laube has
refused to prosecute Jacob Miller. who
struck his son two weeks ago while
driving a truck.
The Laube boy has recovered from
his injuries. and the father stated that
n his opinion 1t was just as much the
child's fault as IT. was the drivers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
LICENSE
SANS" $500

Because ne was peddiing without s.
license. John Lucaso was fined $500
in the city our Yesterday mornlng
John thinks he win get a license now
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
GARY BOY SCOUT
DRIVE IS On

Yesterday was the FIRST day OF the
three day Boy scout drive in Cary IN
which the scout olasanization Of the
city hope to raise a quota of $4,000 to
be used i'm keeping mp the summer
camp at fremont ON Lake Michigan
and other expenses incurred during the
year Concentrated efforts are to be
put in the workers today and tomor-
row a. the first days canvas fell be-
low the expectations Of the committee
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
A Los SRES. MIEMBROS DEL
JURADO DEL HIPODROMO.

Como hoy Y manana sc celebraran
carreras en- Ell Hip6dromo, voy a per-
mitirme hacer muy pertinentes in
dicaciones a los selores miembros del
Jurados
He cambiado impresiones con va
rios connotados hipicos de San Juan,
v todos estan contestes en- que las Ill
timas decisiones del Jurado no han
sido presididas por una extricta JUS
ticia y equidad. Que ell Jurado debe
poner en- vigor y en- todo rigor, las
reglas Y reglamentos de carreras die
tados por la Comision Hipica lnsu-
lar. Que debe prestar absolute aten-
cion a las irregularidades de los jo-
ckeys hacerles cunplir los precep-
tos> reglamentarios que Sc referen a
sus actuaciones en- las carreras. EXi-
CIR que estos Clos jockeys) esten a
la hora senalada en- la caseta sin que
tengan esten en- communication direc
ia indirecta con personas que no
sean funcionarios del Hipodromo.
Una indication muy importante
que quiero hacer a los senores del
Jurado, es que Sc abstengan de cam
biar impresiones, antes de las carre
ras, con sus amigos duencs de caba-
Hos, para asi evitar suspicaces COME
turas en- el publico, que es cosa muy
lamentable, dado el prestigio moral
de los senores que componen ell Ju
rado hfpico, todos ellos elementos de
alguna consideration en- nuestra So
Grsfco
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
Vendo ESSEX dos asientos
$65O.OO.
Tomo Ford en- cuenta
A. F.
Box 1892. Tel. Isl
CHEQUES DE vEH1cULos

En- La parada siete v media de la ca
rretera, Ell truck numero noventa y
dos, que guiaba ell chauffeur" An
tonic Arana, choc6 con la guagua hume
ro trece, que guiaba ell chauffeur" "
Jose Iriarte, resultando ambos vehiculos
con desperfectos.
As;mismo en- Puerta de Tierra, el
cannon de Justine del Vale, de Rio
Piedras, que grdaba Carlos Martinez,
al detenerse no hizo sehal de parada
v chico con la guagua que guiaba el
Chauffeur Luis Quifones, resultan
do ambcs vehiculos con desperfectos.
Ambos "chauffeurs' han sido denun-
c:ados por violacion la ley de autom6
viles. 'a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
La Sangre en- maIas
CODdiCiOnGS afGCta
los SeDtimi ientOS
Ell PEPTo-MANGAN HACE SANGRE
RoJA; DEvUELVE LA IRRADIA-
CIoN DE LA sALUD

Lenta, muy lentamente van apare.
ciendo las seiiales de una sangre debili-
tada Gereralmente existe una ssnsaclop
de laxitud semejante una purcza, di-
gamos inofensiva, y ell semblante adquie
re un color terroso. Ell Pepto- -MangaD
de 'Gude" es 10 primero que Una mu-
ier debe pensar tomar cuando nota que
su semblante refeja decaimiento.
Expulsa todos los venenos ore 10, es-
tropean
Pero no es solamente ell efecto que
ell Pepto-M -Mangan de "Gude" tiene So
bre la complexion que lie da su valor
Forma adem&s nueva sangre que, su
vez, mejora los sentimientcs Csvuelve
Ell bienestar, asi como tambien desp1er-
ia el apetito.
Ell Pepto- -Mangan de "Gude'' forms
nueva sangre. Sc vende en- forma lfqui-
da en- tabletas ;ambas formas tienen
las mismas propiedades medicinales. EJ
nombre complete -Mangan de
"Gude'' va escrito en-, cada paquete.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
UN oRGULLo DE NUEsTRO
PUEBLO


acknowledgements que en- todas las esfe-
ras de la vida los procedimientos deci-
den Ell exito mas menos culminante de
toda empresa realizada. Hoy nos toca
traer ante la opinion publica una EN-
presa realizada. Hoy nos toca traer
ante la opinion pIblica una empresa
dirigida en- parte por un puertorriqueflo
de gran waller y prestigio comercial y
politico en- nuestro pals. Nos ocupamos
de la gallarda. Joyeria que posesn nues-
tros distinguidos amigos los sefiores
Dinet y Pacheco en- la Plaza de
Baldorioty, frente a nuestra Legislatu-
ra. Hace cuatro amos fundaron dichos
senores este establecimtento, con gus
to hemos visto como dfa tras dfa ha
lido adquiriendo un s6lido credito v con-
fianza entire nuestra sociedad, al extre-
mo de que hoy no Sc compra joya al
guna de valor sin visitar aptes .esta
acreditada joyeria. Tanto ell Er Dinet
como ell sr. Pacheco son aItamente CO.
nocidos por nuestro publico como espe-
cialista en- sus profesiones de Joyero ell
uno y Optico Ell otro, en- 10 cual han con
quistado merecido renombre Y justifca-
da reputation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
FELIX LOPEZ REGREso DEL NoRrE

Ell conocido comerciante de esta pla-
gay estimadisimo amigo nuestro, Felix
Lopez, regres6 en- 81 vapor Ponce, ;,
despues de pasar una temporada en- los
Estados Unidos donde estuvo CON ell
cbjeto de hacer compras para su acredi
tada joyer1a.
Felix Lopez ha traido un extenso sur
lido de prendas, piedras preciosas ar
tisticos objetos de la mejor calidad, pro
pios para regalos con motive de los pro-
ximos dias de Navidad, durante los cua
les, el amigo Felix Lopez Sc propone de-
mostrar a SUI numerosisima claentela
que es una cosa positiva la justa fama
de que gozan tanto en- esta capital como
en- toda la isla sus estableciznientos 81
tos en- la calle Salvador Brau.
Al enviar nuestro saludo de bienveni-
da al apreciado amigo nuestro lie desc
amos un franco exito en- los negocios que
Sc propone realizar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
EEL zAPATo EsCoLAR"

Muy atractivos interesantes vienen
resultando las platicas que celebra to-
dos los domingos por la mafiaEa la di-
rectiva de GEL ZAPATo ESCoLAR''
sntes de proceder al reparto de zapatos
a los nifos pobres que asisten a las es!
cuelas. La celebrada ell domingo ulti-
mo fu6 un exito extraordinario, habien
do asistido una distinglida concurren-
cia, sobresaliendo en- ella las sigrientes
personals: Sra. E. M. Reilly, esposa del
Gobernador; srta. Helen B. Bery, re-
presentante en- Puerto Rico del chill
DREN's BUREAU; Sra. Gertrude Iig-
gett, SUBJ Comisionada dc Instruction;
Srta. Beatriz Lassalle, de la Cruz Roja
Juvenil; Sra. H. M. Barry; sres F. j.
Maura y Julio Ortiz Morales, del De-
partamento de Instruction; y den Mo-
desto Cordero, redactor de 'fEl Uni
verso
Abrio ell acto el Sr. Jose Marrero De
mis-, siguiendole en- el uso de la palabra
las senoritas Barry Lassalle, la prime
ra interpretada por ell sr. William D.
Lopez, quienes estuvieron muy acerta-
das en- sus disertaciones, siendo muy
aplaudidas. La clausura estuvo a cargo
del Presidente sr. Benito suarez.
Sc repartieron 72 pares de zapatos,
deiando anotados para la pr6xima Sc
mana iguaI nlmero que sera djstribufdo
entire los ninos de turno.
La directiva desea que todas aQuellas
personals que esten interesadas en- esta
humanitaria labor asistan los domingos
las. 10 de La manana presenclar tan
cultos ejercicios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
UNA COMBINATION DE NOM
BRAD1IENTos DE SANDAL


Nos hemos enterado de que la ultima
combination de nombramientcs en- Ell
Departamento de Sanidad es la siguien
te: DR. Melhoff; para Jefe del sanato-
rio de tuberculosis; doctor Lavandero,
actualmente ALI pasara al Negociado
de intermediates transnisibles; doctor
Carri6n seguira en- Ell Laboratorio Biol6
gico, pero con menos sueldo que antes;
y don Ramon Lebr6n ,sub-jefe que era
del Negociado del Trabajo, pas6 aver q
ocupar la plaza del Jefe de estadisticas
en- Sanidad
0tros ncrnbramientos seran hechos
can ,pronto Sc instale un nuevo Laborato
rio en- Ponce, como Sc ha frecido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03

sEMANA AMERICANA

Desde Ell dia cinco del corriente la es-
cuela "Brumbaugh', de Puerta de Tie
IRA, celebrara la fiesta de la ''sema-
ma Americana, en- Ia que tomaran par
de todos los nihos.
El orden de la fiesta estara cargo
de los siguientes profesores: lunes, Miss
Lucia 0. Ferrer; martes, don Antonio
Cantres; microbes, miss Cruz Aybar;
jueves, Miss Angelica Boneta y viernes,
Mr.. Luis Correa.
Ell viernes terninara la semana con
una parada civica, la que recorrera las
principales Gales del barrio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
he ACTUAbIDAI|

En- ell DEPARTAMENTO DE
PREMIOS DEL JA8ON ocTA-
CON (IsabeI Segunda NO. II,
Marina) tenemos un esplendido
surtido de JUGUETES y articu-
los propios para regalos.
Econonice comprando el acredi-
tado JABON OCTAGON y reuna
los cupones. Con elIos podra OBJ
tener preciosos regalos para las
NAVlDADES
Con CUPONES DEL JABON OC-
TAGON I'd. conseguira artlcu-
los de todas cIase enteramente
GRATIS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
vIvIANI DIsPUEsTo A PARTIR
PRONTo PARA FRANCIA

WASHINGTON, noviembre SON.
Rene viviani, presidente de la delega-
ci6n francesa en- la Conferencia, ha 50
parade pasaje en- ell vapor 'Paris" para
el catorce de diciembre, alegando que
Sc We en- la necesidad de volver Fran
cia para atender cuestiones de gran i'm
portancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
LLOYD GEORGE EMBARcARA Ell
OLA IL CON RUMBo A NEW YORK.
VIA GALL AMERICA CABLES


LoNDREs, diciembre Ell iIustre
politico ingles Lloyd George ha enviado
hoy un cablegrama al embajador de la
Gran Bretada en- los Estados Unidos,
Sir Auckland Geddes, anunciandole que
Ell lunes doce del actual embarcara con
rumbo a Nueva York, fin de tomar
parte en- las Conferencias del Desarme.
Lloyd George ha preferido dejar en-
manos de su Gabinete la soluci6n del
grave problezna de Irlanda, para atender
personalmente los trascendentaies pro
blemas que Sc estan discutiendo en- las
Conferencias, pues opina que la paz del
mundo dependera del exito de las mis-
mas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
Grafco.
iEsTA sU ENFERMo GRAVE?

Pues no espere I'd. tanto ITEM
po para que Ie preparen su
receta.
LIeveIa a la Farmacia Occiden-
tai Inc, y aIIi lie atender6n en- ell
acto. Buenos precios, buenos
servicios y todo fresco.
Salvador Brau %. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
UNA TEMPEsTAD DEsTRUYE LA
FLoTA AEREA DE PORTUGAL

LIsBoA, diciembre 2.-Un formida
BILE huracan destruy6 la mayor parte de
la fota aerea de Portugal. Entire las ma
yes destruidss Sc encuentra la que fue
expresamente fabricada para hacer via
jes entire esta capital y la Guinea por
tuguesa.
NumeroSos soldados resultaron heri
dos a consecuencias del huracan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
Ell PARIS sERA DETENIDo
;. cERCA DE LAS cosTAs DE
FRANCIA
fPor Gable Franc6sl

NUEVA YORK, diciembre Eel de
partamento de Justicia ha solicitado de-
de Marina, que envie con toda urgencia
un destroyer las costas de Francia pa
ra detener a un pasajero que viaje en
el vapor Paris, eI financiero Charles
W. Morse, perseguido por la justicia
americana. I, n6c
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
UN TRUCK" DEL GoBIERNo
DEsTRUIDO POR LAS LLAMAs

En- la carretera central, cerca de Ca
guas, Sc incendi6 un truck pertene-
ciente al Departmental del Interior.
Ell chauffeur, Crescencio Matfas, al
tratar de sofOcar Ell fuego, recibi0 nu-
merosas Quemaduras en- los brazos y en-
Ia cara de las cuales fue asistido en- Ell
hospital municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
'.RuF1NA JR.'' VS. "TALLABoA'

Don Juan g. Ceiben, de Tallaboa, nos
escribe una carta en- la cual nos comunl
ca que no es verdad que Ell 'Rufna Jr".
haya vencido al Tallaboa' segnn di-
jo un cronista basebolera en- este diario,
sino que Ell vencedor fue Ell segundo por
un ''score" de / 0.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
INGLATERRA sERA LA MAS
PODERosA EN- Ell MAR

En- un articulo que escribe MIR. Phi
lip Francis, en- Ell "New York Ameri-
cam, Sc asegura que 81 todas las es-
cuadrss fueran destruidas, de acuerdo
con la proposition de Estados Unidos
Inglaterra tendria una fuerza naval cua
tro veces mayor que la de America, per
maneciendo siempre la reina de los
mares.