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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-15
ALEDO WOMEN PLAN
BETTER BABY DAY
Especial to The Argus. J

\Specldl 10 Inc AfSuS.D
Aledo. April 15.-In the attempt
to carry out the health program as
advocated by the state board of
health, the women Of Aledo will
meet tonight at the home bureau
rooms to plan for a better babies
day next Thursday, April q. Miss
Mary H. Schouten, county home ad-
vesir. who was the only woman
present at the meeting called on
Wednesday night by the mayor of
Aledo, will present the plans for
the day to the women. Every wo-
mans club and organization in the
city is asked to send a representa-
tive to this gathering. 1t is ex-
pected that the women will arrange
to give physical examination free
to every baby and that exhibits Of
proper clothing and feeding sup
plies will be made. In giving these
exhibits it is expected that the To-
cal merchants will cooperate. Pla-
cards. carrying features Of the day
will BE- placed in prominent places
throughout Aledo within . few days.
Any woman who 10 interested in
making the day q success Is asked
to be present At tho meeting.
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EDCINCTON
ESPECIAL Correspondence.

Especial correspondence
Edgington, April 15.@Sam Clarke
Of Rock Island spent Monday here.
Joe Hill OF Boyd county, Nebras-
ka and Bernie Chambers Of Rock
Island spent Monday at the home
OF A. Mongerson.
Mrs. A. Lewis and son Carroll
were Rock Island callers Monday.
Mrs. Faye Bopes spent Tuesday
At the home Of I. Bopes.
Mrs. Henry Patterson spent We'd
nesday at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Mylo Carpenter, and fam
lily.
Mrs. Sarah Chambers visited on
Wednesday at the home Of her son,
l. d. Chambers, and family.
Mrs. Guy Elliot visited Wednes-
day at the homo Of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Martha Hartman.
Miss Bertha Schaarman called
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of MA Matilda Schmidt
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Geneseo Personals
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, ILL.,, April 15.-Norris
N. Taylor, a student of the Iowa
university at Iowa City. spent last
week and part of this week with his
parens, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tay-
lor of this city. 49,
Misses Frances Ensy and Mar
gerry White spent the weekend
with friends in Cambridge.
Daniel Kidney and Wells An
drews spent several days in Chi
cago this week.
1t was reported that Henry Cliff
toms dray line was sold, but he
has had no intention Of selling out.
Mrs. William Godfrey returned
this week from an extended visit
with her sons, Charles and Arthur
Of Chicago.
Henry Waterman spent last week
at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague Angel of
Rock Island were guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce
Of this city this week.
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HAMLET
Especial Correspondence. }

Hamlet, April 15.-Fay Crabs of
Chicago visited from Tuesday until
Thursday at the home Of Emerson
Crabs.
The T. S. E. club spent Wednes-
Gay afternoon at the home Of Miss
Lulu Cooper.
Quite number from here at
tended the meeting OF presbytery at
Alexis Wednesday.
The woman's missionary society
met yesterday at the Perryton
church.
Rev. Mr.. Carr conducted funeral
services for Mr.. and Mrs. Balmer's
baby Of Perryton Tuesday.
Jesse Cooper was in Rock Island
yesterday.
Miss Emily Swartout went to
Davenport yesterday. where she
will submit to an operation.
Walter Boyles and family Of near
Aledo visited at the C. L. Boyles
home Sunday.
Mrs. Myron stockberger. Mrs.
John Reaber and Miss Barbara
Hartman, who have been sick, are
improving.
Ivan Boyles and family and Mrs.
c. B. Halstead and daughter, Miss
Mary. and Cass Halstead, Jr., of
Aledo, visited It the home Of Prem
ucs HAlSteaa Sunday. II
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BUREAU MEMBERS
OF PREEMPTION
TO ATTEND MEET
Especial Correspondence

Especial COrreSponueuceJ
Presumption, Ill, April 15.-Sev-
eral of the home bureau members
of the Presumption unit are plan
ming to motor over to Aledo tomor-
row afternoon to hear the lecture
to be given in the home bureau Of
fees there by Miss Phillips, on the
subject of the girls canning and
servings clubs. Miss Phillips is the
state club leader, and her plans for
the coming year are formed so that
members of previous years, as we'll
as the new members, will be given
new and interesting work.
The regular meeting Of the Pre-
emption unit of the home bureau
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Gilbert Connolly Friday afternoon.
April % at 2:30 p. m. The new
adviser, Miss Mary Schouten, will
be present and a very pleasant and
interesting meeting is anticipated.
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LAST DAYSOF
SCHOOL Year
ARE BUSY ONES
Thfrty.two Seniors to Graduate on
Nay 1sLTr1ck Team Prac.
uco Daily.
(Special to The August

Aledo, April 15.-With the an
u the program Of
events which will mark the closing
of the school year. the students OF
Aledo high school find . full sched-
ule awaiting them. Following are
the dates named for the main events
of the remaining school days:
Speaking preliminaries-April 20.
Junior banquet-April 20.
Senior class play-May 3 and 4.
Military tract, Lombard-May l..
Mercer county tract-May IL.
Baccalaureate-May Is.
Class day-May II.
Commencement-May 10.
There will be 80 seniors gradu-
ated on commencement day. The
Junior class numbers IS.
Those who compose the track
team are practicing daily for the
track meets and by the form dis
played by several Of the men it
is believed that Aledo will walk
away with several events.
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STROKE FATAL
TO CENESE0AN
Wilbur Browning Dies Week After
Being Stricken-Never Re.
gained Consciousness.
(special Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Geneseo, ILL.,, April 15.-Wilbur
Browning died at his home in this
city on North Aldrich street yes
terday morning at 1890 o'clock.
MIR. Browning suffered paralytic
stroke a week ago yesterday and
since then he never regained con-
seriousness.
Wilbur Browning was born in
Phoenix township, Henry county.
Dec n, 1857. His parents were
Joshua and Mary Browning, who
were pioneers in this section, hav-
ing settled on a farm in Phoenix
among the early settlers. He was
married to Mary M. Merriman. a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Merriman at Geneseo, ILL.,, March
u, 1855. One child, Maud May,
preceding him in death in 1906.
Mr.. Browning had very large cir
Gle of friends who priced his friend
ship very highly. He was of jo-
vial disposition and always stood
for the better things in the COM
munity in which he lived. As a
citizen he will be missed by those
who met him in both a business
and social way.
Besides the widow the following
brothers and sisters survive: Mrs.
Hattie Bolger of Greenfield, Iowa
Mrs. Myra Sand of Geneseo and
Emmett and Arthur Browning OF
East Moline, Ill. Two years age
Mr.. Browning retired from active
farm life, purchased the home on
North Aldrich street, where he had
since lived.
Mrs. Browning was Frustrated by
the death of her husband and is
under the care of physician. As
a result no announcement OF fu
neral arrangements has been made
other than that the burial will take
place in the McHenry cemetery ii
Phoenix township.
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ALPHA


Alpha. ILL.,, April 15.-Mrs. Eva
Knox and Mrs. Hannah Kelly en-
tertained the woman's home mis-
sionary society of the Methodist
church at the home of the former
on Tuesday afternoon. The mite
boxes were opened and a special
program given. The hostess serv-
ed ice cream and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roark and daugb-
ter of Peoria motored to Alpha on
Sunday. Mr.. Roark and little
daughter remained for a longer
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Tank.
Mrs. Alice Hickman and Mrs.
Jake Windham and two children OF
Henderson. ILL.,. were visitors at the
A. C. Eiker home Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Cox and daughter
Myrtle were Woodruff visitors on
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Frankenbur-
ger Of Rio were in Alpha on Tues
day.
Rev. Gideon Olson of woodruff
called on Mrs. Frank Cederburg
Monday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Taylor Linn spent
Sunday at the William Junk home
near Rio.
Miss Minnie Cox went to Chicago
Tuesday evening. having received
word Of the illness of her brother
Lyle and children.
Miss Nellie Volk went to Aledo
Wednesday and had dental WORK
done.
Mrs. E. E. Wilson returned Tues.
day evening from Alexis. where she
has been for the last 10 days car.
ing for her sister. Mrs. Bellinger
| who has been quite sick.
Mrs. J. A. Weible Of Shelbina
Mo-, is here spending q few week.
with relatives and having . cancer
removed.
H. G. Writ and r. A. Allison
went to Monmouth on business
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Wilson spen
Sunday in Cambridge At the A. H
Linn home.
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PREEMPTION
(Snecial Correspondence.)

Especial COTTeSpOlIucuCc.y
Presumption, H., April 15-Emery
McCaw and B. B. Whitsitt were
called to Aledo on business We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Fannie Connolly went to
Reynolds Wednesday and will
spend several days there with her
daughter, Mrs. Clifford Crabbs and
family. Master Hensell Crabs,
her grandson, is quite sick
The Young Girls Embroidery
club is to be entertained at the
home of Miss Stella Love, north of
town, Saturday afternoon from
$3.50 to p. m.
Meggs Kendall Of near Hamlet
was a business caller in Preemp-
tiop Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morris of
Viola, left here Tuesray evening for
Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs. Nor
ris will take a series of radium
treatments. Mrs. Morris was oper-
ated on in Rochester a couple of
months ago and came here to the
home of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Emery Meow, as soon as she was
able to travel, and has remained
with her since then. Mrs. McCaw
is taking care Of the year-old baby
Of the Morrises while Mrs. Morris
is unable to care for him.
Mrs. G. H. Connolly spent We'd
nesday in the tri-cities shopping.
Will David of Viola was a bust
ness caller in our town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Chris Butt and daughter.
Edna, were tri-city callers Wednes-
day.
J. H. Whitsitt and family we're
callers in Reynolds Thursday after
noon.
The work. on the road east and
west from the Reynolds corner to
the township line, has been extend
ed from Presumption to the Barnes
corner, two miles south Of Pre-
emption.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Upton motored
in to Rock Island Wednesday aft
ernOon.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
STAGE SURPRISE
ON SUPT. PLATT
Especial to The Argus,)

Especial to The Argus.)
Aledo. April 15.-Members OF the
Presbyterian Sunday school class
OF young women taught by Superin-
tendent Of Schools G. E. Plat,
staged a birthday surprise on him
last Wednesday evening. At s
o'clock in the evening when Mr..
Plat answered his doorbell he was
slightly startled to find bevy of
young women at his front door, who
displayed no inclination to leave.
When they had made known who
they were and thai the surprise was
on him, the entire company was in
vited In. The evening was spent
iaft finally. The guests had come
with well filled baskets and
splendid lunch was served during
the evening. In behalf Of the class,
Miss Bertha Close presented MIR.
Plat with a fountain pen.
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HOOVER CALLS CONFERENCE TO
BE HELD JUNE s AT FALRPORT,
IOWA; HE WILL ATTEND, BELIEF

Especial to Tho Argus.)

Fairport, Iowa, April 15.-Word
was received at the Fisheries Bio
logical station here today that a
conference called in Washington,
D. c.. by Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover. win be held here
June 8 to 10. inclusive. Tho con-
ference will be for the purpose
of discussion of the measures for
conservation of resources Of the in
land waterways, including the Mis-
sissippi river and its tributaries.
It is presumed that Secretary Of
Commerce Hoover, and other mem-
bers of the commerce department.
along with officials of the national
fisheries and game preserves will
attend the session here.
Hoover Calls Conference.
Washington, April 15.-(Associ-
ated Press.)-Conserving of the
resources of interior waters will
be considered at conference call
ed today by Secretary of Commerce
Hoover and which will be held June
8 to 10 in Fairport, Iowa, q miles
down the river from Davenport.
Iowa.
The subject has been divided
into three topics, one Of which will
be discussed each day. The first,
depletion of aquatic resources,
cause and remedial measures, will
be considered from the standpoint
Of the sportsmen, the commercial
fishermen, the dealer or manufac-
turer, the biologist, the fish cul-
turist and the sanitary engineer.
VIII Consider Many Problems.
The second topic deals with the
value of swamp and shore areas
and their utilization as fish and
game preserves and in relation to
food control, forestry, agriculture
and sanitation.
The third subject, to be consider
ed on the concluding day of th'
conference, concerns plans to fur.
Their progress in conservation.
The conference sessions will be
held in the Fisheries Biological sta
ton at Fairport.
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SEATON SCHOOL ELECTION.

Especial to The Argus.J
Seaton, April ia special cleo
ton for community consolidated
school district No. lis will be held
here tomorrow at the village hall.
The polls will be open from l until
5 o'clock p. m. A president and
two members Of the board Of edu-
cation will be elected. The presi-
dent is elected for one year and the
board members for three. Candi-
dates are:
President-L. G. Duncan.
Members board-Retta F. Dun
can, Ward Jones.
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ORION GIRL AMONG
ENTRANTS IN TRB
BEAUTY CONTEST

Orion, ILL.,, April 15.-Augustana
co-eds have entered the beauty con-
test conducted by the Chicago
Tribune. In the mornings issue
appeared the picture Of Miss Leona
Westerlund, popular coed from
Orion. Miss Westerlund is . STU
dent in the Augustana conserva-
tory,
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MRS. BEN WOOLEY
SUCCUMBS AT CISCO
. (Special to The Argus)

'(Speclal TO Inc ArguS.)
Orion, Ill, April 15.-Mrs. Ben
Wooley, aged "a years, lifelong
resident of this community, died at
6 o'clock last night at her home on
a farm near CISCO. tuberculosis,
which followed an attack of infiu-
enza two years ago, was the cause
Of death.
Mrs. Wooley, who was formerly
Elva Harsha, was born Dec. 10,
1896, near CISCO, and was married
few years ago to Ben Wooley.
The widower, her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Harsha, a son, Harold,
Is months old, and a 7-weeks-old
daughter, Mary Eliza, survive. -Four
sisters and a brother also survive
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STILL UNABLE TO
IDENTIFY DEAD
MAN AT STERLING
(snecial Corresnondence.l


Sterling, ILL.,, April 15.-The iden-
tity Of the stranger who registered
at the Sterling Inn Tuesday even
ing under the name Of ]. H. Rich
ards, no address. and committed
suicide Wednesday morning by
sending a bullet crashing into his
right temple, is still unknown. Cor
oner C. M. Frye has postponed the
inquest in the hopes that some per-
son may be able to identify the
body. The man was over 6 feet
tall, weighed in the neighborhood
of $50 pounds, was 60 to IS years
of age, gray hair, smooth face,
closely cropped mustache, well
dressed and was APPARENTLY a man
of some means in the past.
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SCHOOL ELECTION.

Aledo, April 15.-Four members
Of the Aledo board Of education
will be elected tomorrow at an
election to be held at the south
side school house from 2 until S
o'clock in the afternoon. The can
didates are: G. W. Allison; R B.
NJ. LeMaster, Mrs. Rose Church
and Mrs. Blanche Wells. There is
no opposition expected. ....-.
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GENESEO LEGION
TEAM WILL PLAY
SuVIS SUNDAY
Especial Correspondence. J

Geneseo. Ill. April 15.-The Gen.
eseo Legion baseball team will
meet the Silvis c. A. c. at Shaw
field in this city Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Bert Neinswinder will
umpire the game. The Geneseo
team lost their first game OF the
season last Sunday to the East Mo-
line Stars. and are out to win from
the Silvis team.
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LEAGUE SOCIAL.
Especial to The Argus.)

(SpeCIdI 20 ne ATSUS-J
North Henderson, April Is
Members of the Luther league will
hold a social tonight at the Gust
Nelson home in North Henderson.
Mrs. F.. Stoll and Mrs. Carol Kalin
Of New Windsor will give a musical
program.
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HEALTH WEEK TO
BE OBSERVED IN
KEITHSBURG, ILL,

Especial Correspondence
Keithsburg, ILL.,, April 15.-Health
week will be observed in keithsburg
beginning April II. All citizens are
urged to get out and clean up their
lawns and alleys in order to make
their home town cleaner and
healthier community in which to
live.
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TO HAVE STATION.
(Snacial IN The Arg1,sl

Viola, ILL.,, April 15.-A cream.
poultry and egg station has been
established in Viola The station
is maintained by the Burlington
Creamery company and is located
in the old poultry house, north of
the H. E. Woods store.
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DANCE AT ELIZA.
Especial to The Argus

Especial to The August
Aledo. April ia dance will
be given tomorrow night at the
Eliza town hall Music will be
furnished by a Muscatine orches-
ira, which includes Mat Stark and
his trombone.
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GENESEO GIRL WED
TO MINNESOTA MAN
Especial Correspondence

NOpeCIdI T0SpOIIUeTCt.T
Geneseo, ILL.,, April 15.-Word has
been received by relatives and
friends in this city of the marriage
at Owatonna, Mimi, last week of
Miss Anna Dugan to John Merri-
am of that city.
Mrs. Merriam is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Dugan, who farm
erly resided on a farm north of
Geneseo. The best wishes of friends
in this vicinity are extened to
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam.
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Elihu Yale. whose requests 70
suited in his name being given lat
er to Yale college. was born in Bos-
ton. but removed to England when
. child and never returned to Am
erica
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Viola, nj, April 16.-A new
switchboard Tor the Viola Tele-
phone company has been received.
Il will be installed - soon - pos
sible. It ID expected that . grsnk
Improvement In the service VIII
poQn 1o-tAAEldNoA -.
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AUDITOR REPORT
ON MILAN SCHOOL
IS MADE PUBLIC
Especial Correspondence.)


Milan, ILL.,, April 15.-In order to
set at rest the humors and Cos
sip in regard to financial condi-
ton of the new school building,
with particular reference to pay
ments made on the structure, Mrs.
Jennie G. Clark. formerly men,
Der of the board Of directors of
school district No. So. Of Black
Hawk township, has requested and
received report from the firm of
Fred N. Setterdahl & company, of
Rock Island, by whom an audit
was made. The audit report shows
payments totalling $12,S9119 as
having been made.
The letter to Mrs. Clark. from
the auditing firm, including the
statement of the condition Of the
school finances, follows:
Dear Madam: As per your re-
quest, we have made up a state
ment which shows the payments
made on the new building and
grounds Of the Milan school dis
trict No. 81, Black Hawk township,
Rock Island county. Illinois,
amounting to $12,89119.
These figures are taken from a
copy Of an audit report which Mr..
Setterdahl made Nov. Is, 1919, COW
ering a period from July 1, 1914, to
July l. 1919. At that time there
was unpaid warrants outstanding
amounting to $2.41O.11 and unpaid
bills furnished US amounting to
s52S.36, making a total expenditure
during this period for buildings
and grounds Of S15,S29.66."
Payments made on new build
ing and grounds from July l, 1914,
to July l, 1919:
]. J. Rathburn .........$ 1897. 50
! II. S. Dibbern ......... 1.523,O5
Moline Heating & Con-
struction Co. .......... lo4s.27
Tri-City Electric Co. 80. 1855
McCraney Sand & Gravel
20. 377.5S
Wrecking old building. 1896
Sidewalks ............... 230.36
Miscellaneous items ..... 1889
Total payments ....... .$12,891. 10
Unpaid warrants on new build
ing and grounds July l, 1919:
Galva Heating Co. IS 1.5s4.61
W. H. Whitsitt, architect. $4,000
+. X. Rhoads ............ 325.50
Total unpaid warrants.$ 141e1l
Unpaid bills on new building and
grounds as given US as July 1. 1919:
Rock Island Electric Co.'s 1883
Rock Island Hardware Co. 243 Ia
w. H. Whitsitt, architect. 21200
l. ID 1885
Total payments and m
PAID Items ...........$15, Sz9 sc
Respectfully submitted.
| FRED N. SETTERDAHL CO
Public Accountants and Andi
Public Accountants and Audit
tors"
by DIX Hnt au;.
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PETERSBURG GIRL
MARRIES IOWA BOY
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Keithsburg, Ill.,, April 15.-The
many friends of Miss Edna Gayler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bas-
sett of this city, will be surprised
to learn of her marriage to Walter
Weibert of Burlington, Iowa. The
ceremony took place in Burlington,
Tuesday, April II.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-25
ACtuaImentG eI mo-
vimient0 COmerCiaI
en- San Juan eS fIOiO

Muchos comerciantes de esta ciudad,
con quienes hemos hablado respecto a la
situaci0n economical, nos han dicho que
estos dos tiltimos meses han sido los mas
dificiles que ha atravesado ell comercio
en- general en- Puerto Rico.
Aver un redactor nuestro, que reco-
rri6 ell malec6n, pudo apreciar Ell escaso
y pobre movimiento comercial que Sc
nota en- esa parte de la ciudad, donde
anteriormente ell train y bullicio mer-
cantil ponia una fuerte nota de pinto
resco progreso Y vida comercial cada
vez mas horeciente.
Los. muelles vense "limpios de paja
y polvo", como vulgarmente Sc dice,
en- toda la extension de la Marina los
grupos de obreros, con los brazos en-
cruz, bostezan sn hastio, cual 81 pre-
sintieran no lejanas ansias de conner.
Nos henos acercado las casas ma
vieras. =. De elias hemos salido con la
impression de que los barcos lIagan VA
CIOS. Antes trafa de New York cada
vapor, 1900, 1,500, hasta dos mil tone
ladas de carga general. Hoy Ell que mas
trae, segtn nuestros informes, son Sc
tecientas toneladas.
-GQu6 ha neutrality-suspicious..
-Es que ell Comercio no compra,-
ha sido la respuesta.
Mientras tanto la xnadeja politica Sc
enreda cada dia mas, juzgar por los
1ltimos informes; y con clio Sc cree que
empeore la situaci6n economical, va que
esta es un refejo directo de aquella.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-25
UN BALE our TEnNENA EN-
RINA.

En- un bale que Sc celebraba Ell sa-
bado, en- casa de Casiano Rivera, en- Ell
barrio "Melilla de San Jnau, ell su-
jeto Jose Torres Diaz, cuien trato de
bailar, 10 que Sc opuso ell duefio de la
casa y sus amigos.
Al verse desairado, Jose Torres Diaz
promovi6 una disputa con ell duefio de
la casa, interviniendo Isidoro Rivera, y
como sucede casi siempre, la disputa de-
genera en- rifa, de la que result6 herido
Casiano Rivera.