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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

Mr.. Dan Bonifacius the old fore
man who has Been working in Ak
ron aud other cities in the Buckeye
State, has taken charge again. Dan
is good printer and you may look
for an improvement in the dress
of the PRESS, and regarding the
general makeup of the paper, it
will soon have the good appearance
it had when he went away. Dan has
moved to his farm, about one mile
from town, and has decided that o
Rolling stone gathers no moss, "
and says he has now settled on his
Little Farm in Normandy" as the
song goes, but on his nice little
farm in "Sunny Tennessee and
on the side, will raise corn and 'ta-
ters and chickens galore. On his re-
turn found his home in a run down
codition and he and Mrs. B. have
worked like tow heads" and will
soon have their little home in fine
shape.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21
For Sale.

At noon on February 21st,
1921, at my house in Wartburg;
I will sell to the highest and
best bidder the following:
Moving Machine and rake,
Plows, Harrow, Disc Harrow
and other farm implements.
Hacks, Wagon, Mare and Colt.
Any of the above will be
sold at private sale before the
21st, of February, if prices are
suitable. The balance on day
of sale.
E. NJ. Williams,
Wartburg, Tenn.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

The Knoxville Journal Tribune
, copied the article in our last issue
concerning the meeting of teachers
at Sunbright, verbatim. This shows
the interest shown,
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

Mess. Hubert Ramey and Cald'
we'll, of the Tennessee Fuel Ex-
change, accompanied by their bet
ter halves and Mr.. RS little neph-
ew, and son of Hon. w. Y. Bos-
well, of Oakdale, motored here in
Mr.. RS "Nash,' and were guests
for dinner at the E. M. Williams
Hotel, returning to Oakdale in the
afternoon, Monday.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

We visited the Pilot Mt, School,
Wednesday, and found it doing
we'll. From Pilot we walked to Sun
bright in company with Mr.. Ham
nahan, the attendance officer. and
found the Sunbright High School
doing fine.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

Mrs. Wiley, mother of c. D, Wi
ley, continues very i'll. Her son
and daughter r-in-law are very kind
and careful of her comfort. The
last days of a mother are made
happy by such kind treatmen from
son and daughter.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

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appearance, and as the acetylene
light has the same spectrum as the
great luminary, old Sol, ladies who
care to shop, evenings, can select
fabrics of the most delicate shades,
such as very pale yellow, which ap-
pear muddy white under any 9TH
er artificial light are pure under the
acetylene light. When the patent
on the process of the manufacture of
calcium carbide, which is now a
monopoly controlled by the Union
Carbide Co.. and like other great
monopolies, run under other names
but owned by the the optopus, the
Standard Oil Co. Acetylene would
be, by far, the cheapest form flight
known, as chemically, calcium car
bide is lime and coke, fused in an
electric incandescent furnace, and
owing to the abundant and cheap
elrctric power at the Great Cataract,
the main plant is looted there. Now,
as East Tennessee has ample cleo
trio power, plenty of limestone
and coal for coke, if there was no
restriction to the manufacture of
it could be manufactured in
East Tennessee and delivered to the
consumer for one cent a pound at
a good margin to the manufacturer.
Should not such monopolies be done
away with when they are actually
1eecing the public out of five hun
1red per cent. above what carbide ,
should be wholesaled for at suffi-
lent margin to the manufacture? ,
Did it ever occur to you the many t
lses acetylene gas is now used for in |
Irts and manufacture? The most
intense heat known that can be :
made unreasonable cost, is had by |
ombining hydrogen and acetylene i
.ases, with sufficient heat that large e
roken pieces of iron and steel and b
ven cast iron, can be walded to. 10
ether IN jiffy by a small fame b
rom this combined gas. A few fl
ears ago street car track could not b
e welded together and now with a,
le oxygen-acetylene process of Oh
Gliding, miles of railroad track and W
rect car track can be welded to- W
,ther and made more safe. Look S.
the poor yegman, how could M
: rob the Wartburg bank or any
her bank without difficulty, when -,
th small acetyene jet he can go W
rough the hardest manganese o y
fe like going through a piece of NJ,
tier with hot knife-good bust s,,
ss.'' .s
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21
FROM OUR REPORTERS.
BURRVILLE,

Two of the great thing in this
world is light and knowledge. S
A. Galloway, F. K. Peters, Smith
Anderson and J. S. Smith are hav-
ing acetylene ligting plants install.
ed in their homes, hoping knowl-
edge will come.
J. S. Greer spent Monday and
Tuesday in Wartburg on business
Miss Delta Brown of lockwood =,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. D.
Hull.
Miss Katherine Galloway is visit
ing her sister in Oakdale, Mrs. G.
w. Hughes.
Messrs. Will and Deck Choate
and Claude Peters, who have been
working at staaarns, are back at
Burrville again.
S. A. Galloway and daughter,
Charlyne, spent Saturday in Burn
side, KY on business.
G. d. Hurst was the guest of his
brother, Floyd, at Deer Lodge, Sat-
urday,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Gal
oway on the 18th, a fine girl.
We see Hubert Lewallen pass
through our town real often, travel
ng il the direction Of Deer Lodge.
What is the attraction, Hubert?
James Jacks was in Lancing,
friday,
Mrs. Lester Davis left Friday for
er home in Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. A. B. Peters of Wartburg,
,as the guest of Mrs. W. o. Peters,
lst week.
Mr.. Will Walton of Rugby, was
1 town, Sunday:
Miss Eta Blakley left Sunday
" Sterns, Ky, where she accepted
position.
Roscoe Anderson who was in the
Lerchant Marine, just from Liver
Dol, England, is the guest of his
,r.i,ts, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith An n
erson. u
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
ouch, on the 4th, a big boy, G
Chas. Downs made a trip to Il
Jamestown last week. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Williams spent
turday and Sunday with relatives !,
Wartburg 9,
Louis Paul, and sons, Ra ph and b,
lille, of Maryville Tenn, spent a al
" days here last week visiting rel b,
ives. They were enroute to Lit n,
Grab. II
Fred Jacks who has been work. fo
3 in the mines at Fidelity, KY, -
s moved back to his ranch, the
mes being shut down, pC
Frank Brown of Glendine, w, tu
=, spent a few days this week ca
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

The Central Telephone Company
have moved the central office in the
small building erected by the Wart-
burg Electric Light Co. Mr.. Con-
atser moved the office from the
banks property on Kingston Avenue
next to the small building where
the central office has been located
for some time, on the same street.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21
MILL CREEK.

Mrs. Della Moser is here on vis-
it to her mother, Mrs. S. M. Lind
say, who is very sick.
Mr.. Tom Anderson is very much
excited over being summoned be-
fore tho grand jury at Wartburg, by
[. F. Human.
Pearl Stringfeld called on Miss
|Grace Human, Saturday evening
and Sunday.
Earcie Skeen went to Greasy
Creek to work, this week.
Earl Stringfeld calls On Miss
Lena Hawn seven evenings out of
the week, THAT'S going some.
E. F. Human is still working for
the Trio Coal Co., and will soon be
promoted to Superintendent and
General Manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wilson was
here Saturday and Sunday on a
visit to Mrs. Wilson's mother, who
is very sick. ,..
w. H. Human took trip to
Sunday and Monday.
1. F. Human visited Sunbright,
Tuesday, on business.
S. H. Human went to Robbins
Saturday where he bought an army
Oridle and he was out this week
trying his new bridle.,
Frazier and Earl Stringfeld went
o Greasy Greek Monday morning
u. Goad IS here from Texas to
5isit hlsA father and mother.
Amos Human quit work for the
Trio Coal Co., where he has been
Employed as weight boss for some
ime.
Arthur Barnes has moved with
is family to Carsontown where he
working for the Trio Coal Co.
John J, CASTOR has opened
ore in this town.
L. G. Fairchilds is very bashful,
I'd couple Of good looking young
dies called on him to take him
)me Sunday afternoon, and he re-
sed to go with the young ladies,
race and Buhla Human.
Amos Human is very much
on Beatrice Rlch-says
She is the sweetest thing that ever
opened. y
Bulah Humrn's best fellow got
arried last week and she is nearly
azy about it.
Pearl Stringfeld and Gilbert
irchilds went to GreasyCreek this
elk to work and they will cut
nber.
Robert Fairchilds is getting, on
eely form the injury caused by
, explosion of dynamite cap.
Gilbert Young went to see a
ID looking girl Sunday evening
the first time, and he is 20years
age.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21
NUMBER 40
with home folks.

Ben Jacks who has been working
on the railroad, has returned home.
R. G. Jacks will have an au ction
sale, Eeb. 5th after which he will
leave for Oklahoma City.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

Henry Hudson, member of the
County Board of Education, of Coal
field, was in town, Tuesday, on
business.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

A new oil well is to be driven on
James Sexton's farm near Sun
bright. Mr.. G. D. Wiley is the
manager. ="
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

Mr.. G. U. Howard, our new and
popular merchant ehas had installed
in his store an acetylene light plant
which gives his nice store "citifed, ;
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

Judge Jones was in Sunbright,
Wednesday, looking after the oil
business.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

Rev, j. S. Clark will preach a.
gain at the Presbyterian Church,
Sunday morning and evening.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

We are glad to publish a newsy
letter from Mill Creek this week.
Come again Mill Creek, every week.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

Yes, we do JOB PRINTING, as
good as the best letter press work
turned out in any city. Write or
call for estimates. New faces.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

The PRESS Office is prepared to
do all kinds of Job Printing. Let
us print your Office Stationery.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-21

James McGlothin, member of
the High School Board of Coalfeld,
was in town, Monday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-15
DON EDUARDO G.. GONZALEZ Sc
4 NOS VA DEL "RIALTon

Aver ttiwimos noticia de que nuestro
distinguido amigo don Eduardo G. Con.
zalez vendi6 su participation intere-
ses en- ell teatro "Rialto'', los seno-
res Bruno VazQuez, elementos valio
SOS nuy conocidos en- nuestra sociedad
seg1n tenemos entendido ell senior Con
zalez, cuyo valer Y enthusiasts iniciati
vas dieron poderoso auge al 'Rialto'
dedicara en- 10 future todas sus activi-
dades no solo su negocio de comisiones
representations, sino tambien al tea
tro "oLIMPo'', de cuya corporation
es tesorero, despues de haber sido su
mas enthusiastic organizador, y Ell cual
teatro, que promote ser el mas esplen-
dido de la isla, sera inangurado a prin
cipios de diciembre.
No tenemos duda de que ell seior Con
zalez, dados sus meritos sobresalientes
y las simpatias de que goza, conquista.
ra nuevos triunfos en- ambOs negocios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-15
Ell GObGrnadOr ha SOIiCitadO Ia
rGnunCia al juGz municipal de
Ponce, LiCdO. Torres C6rdOva
Ell GODERNADOR DIJO QUE IGNORABG LA LLEGA-
DA De BARGELO YANADIO QUE NO LIE CONOCIA

Aver por Ia tarde. en- la FOrtaleza, y
bajo Ia presideneia del Gobernador, Sc
Feunieron los jefes dc depart lmentos,
gmeEbs comp0nen el Consejo Ejecu-
two para tratar la question de la emi-
sion de bonos pOr valor dc se's milo
nss de d6lares para emprestitos muni-
eipales. segnn espeeifea la Ley GA aprO
bada poF Ia Ultima Legislature.
Aun cuand0 algunos de los niembros
de Consejo son partidarios dc que Sc
neve a eabO la expresada emission de
bOnOs, el GobsTnador Sc mostr6 opuesto
a cue Sc realize por ahora.
sobTe este no hubo, pues, acuerdo de-
fnitivO.
II Gobernador propuso que Sc auto
rizara al sT. Huyke para noinbrar Glen
pFofesOres mas, los cuales serian por-
torriqushos y fu6 aprObadO pOr unani-
midad.
DETECTIVES REPUEsTos
EN- Ell SERVICIo
Los detectives Dario suarez, jefe
del puesto de Ponce y el subalterno Da
MEL Perez Sanchez, quienes habian ST.
do separados del servicio fueran gepues-
tos aver
~ jefe suarez, al ser notiGcado de su
repoaiei6n. present6 acto seguido la re
nuneia de sn cargo. alegando cue de-
seaba dediearss a negocios particulares
cue le produeian mayores rendimientos.
FL sR. ooRDoVA DAvILA
RECIBg GUcHos MENSAJEs
Desde su legada q Puerto Rico, el
Ledo. c6rdova DaYila ha recibido in
numerables mensajes de saiutacion de
San Juan y Ia isla, todos los cualss
le Ia sido impossible contestar. por 10
cue nos supliea agradezcamos en- su
nombre estas mdltiples nuestras dc afec
% y simpatia.
10 QUE DICE Ell ooBERNApoR
Con el prop6sito de conoeer la verdad
FespeetO de eisrtos rumores accrca de
que el houerhadof habia recibidc cartas
de Washington. el eontenido de las cua-
les marcaria una nueva etapa I la poll
tiea del pals, un Redaetor nuestro pre-
gunt6 al Gobernador su opinion respec-
20 a Ia situaci6n politiea despu6s de la
llegada del Presidente del partido unio
Lista sr Barcel6.
-"Ignoraba cue hubiese negado''-
nos resp0ndi6 el GObernador- "Ade-
mas 20 no eonozeO a ese caballero''.
NuestTo Redaetor eOmprendlc termi.
iada toda la entrevista y explicada cor
exces0 toda la presente fntpra situa.
ei6n politiea, mientras dure en- Puerto
Rie0 Ia administrator del Gobernador
Rely.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-15
DON PEDRO MIRANDA

Procedente de Santo Domingo, cuya
Republica recoErio de un extreme al
otro, en- negocios de la importante y
acreditada firma cinenatografica de
que es entusiasta manager regres6
aver a San Juan en- ell vapor frances
"Carabelle', ell culto y muy estimado
jOven don Pedro Miranda, representan
te en- Puerto Rico de la respectable firma
Universal Film Mfg. co..
FL senior Miranda, quien fue recibido
en- Ell muelle por muchas personals de su
amistad, viene muy bien impresionado
de su excursion.
lie enviamos Ell mas afectuoso saludo
de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-15
LA CAMARA DE coMERcIo

En- la reunion celebrada aver en- la
'Camara de Comercio Sc trataron los 81
guientes asuntos:
Varias enmiendas al Reglamento de
Ia Camara; ell asunto de las eompahias
de seguros; sobre publication de fallos;
tarifa de alijos; enmienda al articulo
diez nueve de la Constitution sobre ia
cultades dc la Directiva; enmienda del
articulo nueve del Reglamento, sobre
'Tmporte de la reclamation; proyecto
de una Association bancaria; dar cuen-
ia del servicio de correos Y transportes;
admici6n de tres renuncias de socios y
aceptaci6n de dos solicitudes; Regla-
mentos de arbitrajes, prorrateo, costo
y otros gastos y campa1a de publicidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-15
Ell GENERAL PERSHING
VISITARA LONDRES

LoNDRES, octubre 13.-El "For-
eign Office anuncia que el general
Pershing visitara esta capital hacia el
dos del presente mes, para depositar Ia
medalla de honor del Congreso america
no sobre la tumba del 'soldado desco-
nocido ingles', en- la Abadia de West
minister.
FL Foreign Office, publica
asimismo, un manifesto en- ell cual expo
ne su punto de vista acerca de los Incl
dentes que tanto malestar han causado
con motive de la vista del general
Pershing.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-15

ter va que ell Sr. Huyke, ell sr.
'Toast-master' Y 6l eran uniollistas
estaban dispuestoss llevar ii partido
por la senda que debia seguir para con-
seguir SD salvaci6n.
Agreg6 que aquel nombramiento no
era para ser festejado por unionistas
solamente, sino por todo ell pals. poraue
era una trinchera mas que Puerto Rico
alcanzaba bajo la administration de
Warren G.. Harding y del Gcbernador
Rely, que Juan B. Huyke, q.le habia
nacido bajo nuestras palmeras tenia ell
derecho de ocupar ese puesto.
El Senador Tous Soto empezo agrade-.
ciendo la oportunidad que lie daban de
expresar algunas palabras en- acuel gran
festival.
Record6 Ell banqrete' que ee Ie dio
en- Ponce los Sres. Travieso Dome
mech dijo que era Ell primer paso que
Sc daba en- Puerto Rico hacia la conse-
cucion de las libertades del pals con la
cludadania americana, y este rombra
miento de Juan B. Huyke d"muestra
que en- no lejano tempo con los ciuda-
danos leales de Puerto Rico Sc consegui-
ra la Independence, la Republics del
Pals, pero hacienda que la estrella de
Puerto Rico vaya formar parte del
cuadrilatico azu1 del pabellor ameri-
cano.
Hizo historic del conocimiento que
tenia del Sr. Huyke, en- quien Sc her
manaban Ell sentimiento americana
el sentimiento portorrqueho. Oh
to, al efecto, la discussion del Bill del
idioma, la campafia de Huyke en- de-
fensa del acta de Representative del sr.
Valdes la que tiltimamente hiciera en-
ell seno de SUI partido en- defersa de sus
ideas de la Association con America.
Dijo que Huyke era una garantfa pa
ra formar Ell caracter de los nifios Dor.
torriquenos, que la primera vez que
Ell Gobernador oy6 Ell nombre de Huyke
fue pronunciado por 6l por ell Sr.
Todd en- ell pueblo del sr. Reilly.
Agreg6 que habia solicitado el con-
sentimiento del sr. Huyke para reco-
mendarlo al Gobernador y que al ha.
cerlo solo pensaba en- el porvenir de
Puerto Rico y eli las generaciunes tn
futuras del pals.
Amigo Huyke, en- este momcnto hab;o
no solo nombre de j. Tous Soto sino
a nombre del Partido republican,. Y
d-go que mi parti,io no sclo aplaude s.i
nombramiento. sino que 10 endosa. CO.
mo 10 endos6 antes de hacerse ell mis-
mo.
Termin6 diciendo que en- las escue-
las los ni1os estan escribicndo la
constitution de Puerto Rico. como un
Estado de la Union Americana.
(cOntinta en- la pagina 2.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-15
EN- GUAYAMA FUE MUER-
TO A BALAzOS UN PRO-
.PAGANDISTA UNIONISTA

Por ndticias extraoficiales llegadas
aver a San Juan, nos enteramos de que
en- Guayama habia sido muerto bala-
zos ell orador y propagandista de Ia
''Uni6n dc Puerto Rico" Julio Lopez,
muy conocido en- la isla y principalmente
On aquel distrito.
Anoche mismo nos pusimos en- comuni
cacion con ell activisimo fiscal de Qua
yama senior Quinones, quien nos proper
cior6 los siguientes interesantes detalles
del suceso:
La victima Julio Lopez, tenia en- Qua
yama un bazar, que estaba situado CEN
tiguo a la barberia de Benito Colon
Cordero.
Parece que a Lopez lie faltaron de su
establecimiento ciento pico de dola-
res, por 10 que di6 cuenta Immediate
mente a la pohcia la cual empezo a
hacer las investigaciones correspondent
tes.
Las sospechas todas al parecer, re-
cayeron Ell ell vecino de Lopez, el barbe-
70 Colon Cordero, quien fue conduct
do el jueves al cuartel al objeto de pro
ceder la investigation. A las doce del
dia, la policia dej6 en- libertad Benz
to con la condicion de que Sc presenta-
IA nuevamente a las dos de la tarde pa
IA proseguir la investigation iniciada.
Debemos hacer constar que entire Ju-
lilo Lopez y Benito Colon parece cue
existia cierta enemistad por diferencias
politicas.
Al ser hbertado Colon, Sc supone que
este penso que la acusacion de escala-
miento de que era victima Sc debia una
delaci6n del propio Julio, un cuarto
de hora despu5s Sc dirigi6 su barbe-
ria, en- Ell patio de la cual Sc encontro
con Julio Lopez que estaba cerrando
las puertas de su establecimiento.
Acto seguido, Colon empez6 dispa-
rar Lopez, quien corri6 hacia la Logia
oddfelica que queda ALI cerca.
Colon, al disparar las cinco capsulas
del revolver, volvi6 cargarlo lie hizo
dos disparos mas.
Julio Lopez recibi6 tres heridas, to-
das por la espalda, a consecuencia de
las cuales falleci6 los diez minutes.
Las primeras autoridades en- Ilegar
al sitio del suceso fueron ell Fiscal Qui-
fiones y ell marshal de la Corte de Dis
trito. quienes arrestaron al matador, ocu
randole ell arma.
FL Fiscal califc6 ell hecho de asesina
to en- primer grado, y no fj6 fanza.
La autopsia del cadaver la verifcaron
onoche los doctores Gonzalez y Lassise,
republicano uno unionista otro.
Este suceso ha producido en- Guayama,
demas pueblos limitrofes una enorme
sensation, por ser la victima una per-
soma que gozaba de generates simpatias
no tan solo per ser muy conocido, sino
por su excelente reputation buena con-
Quota.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-15
LA LEY SOBRE Ell EN-
.PLEO De MEMORIES EN-
.PEzARA A REGIR Ell 1S
NoTA OFFICIAL DEL NE
GoCIADo DEL TRABAJo .

De acuerdo con la opinion emitila
solicitud del Jefe del Negociado del
Trabajo, del dia diez y ocho de octubre
en- adelante que empieza regir la Ley
para reglamentar ell empleo de memories
disponer la asistencia obligatoria de
los niios a las escuelas, Y para otros fl
nes''. los memories de 81 amos de edad no
podran trabajar en- las siguientes ocupa
clones, per ser perjudiciales la salud
de los mines y memories:
TAELEREs:- :-Azogar espejos, fund.-
ci6n, herrera, Lavado y planchado de
ropas (de personas afectadas de enfer
meGades contagiosas), Pulir brillantes y
ctras piedras, teneria.
FABRICAS:-Abo fertilizante, aci
6os, cigarrillos, cigarros, Pan Ga desho-
las), perfumes medicinas, (cuando no
manipulan substancias venenosas.)
oTRAs INDUsTRIAS:- Assrrade-
ros, centrales azucareras, Zen aquellas la
bores que tengan relacion con la maqu1
naria) Despalillado de tabaco, escogi
da de tabaco, trituradoras de piedra
EEL REY DE LA VIDA" Sc CASA A
LOS 146 AMOS CON UNA JovENcITA
DE 25
zaro, de Constantinopla, ell hombre de
mas edad en- ell nundo, Sc ha casado con
una joven turca de 25 primaveras.
zaro, conocido como El Rey de la vi
da'', aun trabaja, y Sc lie han ofrecido
enomnes sumas de dinero para que visite
los Esta5os Unidos, 10 que ha rehusado
hacer hasta que no pase su luna de miel,
que ahora es la cuarta.
RAFAEL w. CAMEJO DISTRIBUTE
Ell PREMIo DEL 'cAsINo EsPA-
MOL" ENTIRE LOS AsILADos DE
BENEFICENCIA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-15
oONsEJo EJECUTTvo

Deaas Que si 0obsrnndoE Rely. tomo
poaesitn ds "a cargo de- Gohernador,
el conssio Eiscutivo. no hahis esiebEa-
90 Fsuni6n. aKeepci6n hseha del dia en-
gus ia hubo para apFohar Ia Fezoinci6n
ds pfaams eoa m0tiyo ds Ia maerte del
DE. Barhgsa.