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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-25
By FRANK G. MENKE

Editors Note-Inasmuch as Bill
Brennan probably will be Jack Demp-
sey's next opponent, this story-and
the two which follow and deal with
Brennan's career-are timely and in
teresting)
A sheet-metal worker thinks an iron
worker is a terrible sort of bozo-and
an iron worker thinks the same thing
about a sheet-metal worker. All of
which explains why Bill Brennan be-
came fistic gladiator.
Back in those dear old Chicago days,
Bill decided that he would become
sheet-metal worker. And he did.
Among the chores thrust upon him i'll
1914 was that of working with d
crew of about 100 sheet-metal workers
who were employed on the same job
that called into action an equal num-
Der or iron-workers.
1t is a sort of unwritten law among
the sheet-metal workers that if does
not reckon himself better man than
Gunga Din or all the iron workers in
the world. he will get himself shased
right out of the union-and vica versa.
So it was but natural that the rival
gangs working on the same job should
let the welkin ring with jeers for
the others.
Tough Bird Arrives.
One day there came into the iron
workers camp tough. rough bird,
who in addition to being an iron
worker, was something or knuckle-
shower. Immediately gladness filled
the bosoms of the iron-workers-and
at once they began to taunt the sheet
metal workers with:
We've got a guy working with US
chat can whip any sheet-metal worker
in the world"
The defy called for a solemn con
clave of sheet-metal workers during
the next noon hour. Carefully, min
utely, each sheet-metal worker was
scrutinized as a logical opponent for
the reputed ''knock-em-dead" iron
worker But not man in the sheet
metal workers squad ever had any
! ring training; none knew much about
the scientific features of fistic war
| fare.
Bill Relieves Gloom.
At this gloom-laden moment, Bill
Brennan stepped into the meeting:
Il know a little about fighting-just
little. But l think it's enough te
| whip any iron-worker. that lives. So
if you fellows are agreeable, / will
take on that tough bird they are boast
| ing about"
The sheet iron leaders figuratively
fell upon Bills number II neck-ano
five minutes afterward the challenge
| from the iron workers was bolster
ously accepted.
1t was originally decided that the
l affair should take place a week late
right on the property where the mel
were working. But news of the ensu
I; ing battle was waited around thu
headquarters of both unions. Assoc
late members wouldn't stand for it be
ing a private quarrel. They insisted
| that the melee must be staged a
night so that everybody could be OF
hand for whooping up purposes.
An arena was hired. Admission
prices were charged. The ring rivals
who earlier were content to battl
only for the greater honor and fighting
glory of their respective unions, wer
told that they'd get $50 each, wiz
lose or draw. The iron worker wante,
to bet his share-and so did Bill Brer
4 nan. Everybody interested in tn
fight plunged-and then plunged som
more. AS a result, when the men steI
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HARVARD Negro Athlete
Ends Meteoric Career
CBy Associated Press

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July 25.-Ed-
ward o. Opurdin. Harvard's negro ath-
lete, who set new world broad jump
record of 25 feet, inches last Satur-
day, has closed his college athletic
career with an all-round record of
track and field proficiency surprising
that of any man who ever wore the
crimson. His ability in events which
he first tried as a freshman is shown
in list of the marks he has made in
actual competition. They follow:
One hundred yards dash, 9 As Sec
onds; 210-yard dash. % Is seconds;
440-yard run, SO Is seconds; broad
jump, rs feet, inches; high jump.
8 feet, inchese; running hop, step
and jump, As. feet inches; javelin
throw, 140 feet; discus throw, ITO
feet.
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Chips and Slips

George Sisler, Of the St Louis Amer
leans, who has always been regarded
as one of the most peaceful players,
had the first fistic encounter of his
major league career Saturday. When
ordered of the field by Umpire Hide
brand at the beginning of the fifth
inning Sisler attacked him and struck
him on the jaw Other players inter
fered and led Sisler away from the
arbiter.
Emil Irish" Meusel, one of the
leading sluggers in the National
league and captain of the Phillies,
was benched indefinitely Saturday by
Manager Donovan for Indifferent play
ing.
Meusel's hitting and playing have
fallen off of late and the management
maintains his attitude has lessened
the morale of the entire club. Irish"
is brother to Bob" Meusel, the New
York Yankees outfelder.
Bill Wambsganss, Cleveland second
baseman lis laid up for the second
time this season with injuries. The
cluo physician says he Will be out OF
the game for ten days. In trying to
dodge low in-curve Wamby was hit
on the leg, injuring the bone.
George Kelly was the hero of the
Giant-Phillies game Sunday. He
cracked out his sixteenth circuit drive
of the year and his third homer in
| three days. He batted in all of New
York's runs with a home-run, double
and single.
Eldorado had a team made up OF
real sports. They played baseball
until the last man was out even though
the Eagles had a big lead after the
fourth inning. We like to see a
bunch of ball players who don't
! give up.
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Richmond Au-Stars
Defeat Liberty Nine

LIBERTY, July 25.-The Richmond
All-Stars defeated the Liberty team
on the local grounds Sunday after
noon by the score of Is to s, in one
of the hardest hitting contests of the
season.
The game was featured by the
heavy hitting of both teams, many ex-
ira base hits being made during the
contest. Simmons, first sacker for the
visitors. connected for one of the long
est homers made on the local dia-
monds this season in the fourth round
with two men on base. The score:
All-Stars 700 1928 000-15 IS Z
Liberty .... 032 210 600 s 10
Batteries-Hartman and Stegman;
Bossert and Sheard.
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Dayton Delcos Trim
Hollansburq Nine Sunday

HOLLANSBURG, July 25-The Day.
ton Delcos trimmed the Hollansburg
nine on the local diamond SUNDAY
afternoon by the score Of S to 1. The
game was a pitchers battle up to the
ninth round when Garthwaite, local
pitcher, cracked and the visitors
scored three runs on four hits. Bat.
teries for Dayton-Brown, Hites and
Devices; williamsburg = Garthwaite
and Wolfe.
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ONE DIES
CONTINUED from Page One.)

squarely, the electric car dragged the
demolished machine for 400 feet
Both Miss Furnas and her brother
were taken to the Indianapolis Meth
odfst hospital. Miss Florence Doan
and the body of her sister were taken
to their home, AZ Irvington avenue,
indianapolis. Miss Furnas' condition
is said to be serious.
We'll Known Locally.
The Misses Doan were cousins of
Miss Martha Doan, dean of women at
Earlham college. Their, parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson S. Doan OF In
dianapolis Miss Marcia Doan was a
graduate of Swarthmore college and
former editor of 1.-THE Quaker a BIZ
weekly publication at Philadelphia.
Florence Doan had been teaching at
Leroy She graduated at Eariham
about the year 1915.
Miss Marcia Furnas is connected
with the Indianapolis city library
Phillip Furnas is member of the de-
partment of English at Earlham col
lege.
1t is said by witness that the auto
mobile was but mass of iron and
wood after being carried for 400 feet
on the front of the interurban. Before
rolling off the front of the traction car
it struck several large sized poles with
| its protruding end.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, July 25.-
Losing control of their automobile
when the steering gear broke, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. K. Bowers, of this city, were
injured seriously when their car
turned over. Mrs. Bowers is reported
in a critical condition Mr.. Bowers
70 years old, sustained deep cash
on the back of his head. Mrs. Oral
| Chitwood and Miss Dorothy Davis
nieces of the couple, were in the cal
at the time of the accident. Mrs Chit
wood was but slightly hurt, while Miss
Davis escaped injury.
Arthur Hammer, 10 years old, son o.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis j. Hammer, o
Marietta, was injured near the seen,
of the Bowers accident, when Mr.
Hammer, who was driving their car
lost control of the machine. The ca
! hit fence post and the Hammer DO,
was thrown through the windshield
He received several severe cuts OF
the head.
| SEYMOUR, Ind, July 25.-Seriou
injury, If not death, was escaped b,
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunterman, o
this city, when they jumped from thei
automobile just before it was hit b
Baltimore & Ohio passenger train a
crossing two miles south Of hers
i Hunterman was driving his car slowI
!, as he approached the railroad cross
ing. AS his car reached the track th
, engine stopped. The car was d.
molished.
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HIts = byTKel, Mlnner,
Lipps. Three-base hits-Long. Stol-
en- bases-Fitzgibbons ~, knight ca.
Johnson Cd, Hunt. Struck out-by
Hawekotte s, by Larson A. Bases on
balls-off Hawekotte 2, off Larson /.
Hit by pitcher-Hunt, knight. UNI
pire-Haas.
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Eaton Team Defeated BY
Dayton Rubbers" Sunday

EATON, o., July 25.-The Dayton
Rubbers. of Dayton, took a fall' out
CT Eaton here Sunday afternoon by a
score of to 8. Morley pitched for
the locals and P. Herman for the Wis
itors.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
GAM ES TODAY
National League

New YORK at Plttsburg.
American League
No games scheduled.
American Association
Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
Kansas City at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
ST. Paul at Toledo.
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Two base hits-Crane, Barber.
Three base hits-Duncan, 2.
Left on bases-Cincinnati 6; Chi
cago, A.
Double plays-Crane to Daubert, 2;
Maisel to Kelleher to DAILY.
Struck out-By Rixey, /; by
Cheeves. l; by Jones. l.
Passed ballws-Off York, 2.
Wild pitch-Rixey.
Base hits-Off Cheeves, 8; off York,
8; off Jones, 1.
Umpires-Hart and Mccormick.
Time-1 40.
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Ruth's two runs in Sundays game
against Cleveland made his 1ooth and
101st of the season He ia far in
abe lead as a run getter for either
major league.
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FEEL QUAKE IN FRISCO
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 25.-A
slight earthquake shock was felt here
at sos o'clock Sunday night
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]. W. Taylor, young backstop
with the Dodgers, has been getting
a good chance to show his worth
behind the bat this season and
shows the markings Of q star.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09

veniente el manejo de -sus asuDtos.
FL valor La par de la accicnes que
forman el capital social es de SIS, 10
misno que Ell de las acciones de los
BancOs de Distrito; y estan antoriza-
das por la Ley para establecer en- las
cIausulas de asociaci6n, que podran au-
mentars su capital de tempo en- tempo
con objeto de obtener prestamOs adicio
males para sus miembros; dando cuenta
de los aumentos la Junta FEDERAL de
Prestamos Agricolas.
Los accionistas son individualmente
responsables, de manera igual y pro-
rrata, de todo contrato, deuda = obi
gacl6n de dicha asociaci6n.
vimos que en- los Bancos Territoria-
les Federales Ell 25 por ciento de las
ganancias netas Sc aplica a Ia reserva
hasta que la cuenta de reserva de un
balance de credito del 20 por cicnto del
capital social EN- circulation d. dicha
asociaci6n.
81 Sc dispusiera del fondo de reserva
no Sc pagara dividendo alguno hasta
que Sc restablezca Ell balance de cr6dito
antes sefialado. Cuando el fondc de re-
serva llegue al limite fjado, Ell tantO
por ciento de las ganancias netas que
anualmente debe afadirse, Sc leducira
dos por ciento. Ell resto de las ganan
cias netas Sc repartira total 0 rarcial-
mente juiciO de la association. como di
videndo entire los accionistas
Las reservas Sc invertiran de acuer-
do con los regIamentos dictados por Ia
Junta Federal de Pr6stamos Agricolas.
Al ser liQuidada voluntariamente
una asociaci6n de prestamos agrfcolas,
cualquiera, su fondo de reserva pasara
ser propiedad del Banco Territorial
Federal del Distrito
Ramon Gambia CORDOVA.
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A Los cOMERCIANTEg
cARAMELcs Y PILONEs Dz
AzUCAR

Habiondo recihido una gran cantidad
de Azdcar Ia Qus hemos cOmprads pre-
clio reducido podemos Ofrecer dichOs CO.
ramelOs ' phones I'M precio muy ba-
ratio.
Hacemos graEdea descupntes los 60
flores Comerciantes que tomen csntida-
des como tsznbieu solicitamos Agsntes
en pueblOs donde no est6n " sstable-
cidos.
Ofrecemos 81 s'raney Caramels'' ca
Iaeas de s libras esmsradaments pre-
ssntados.
Para informes dirijsse q P. o. Boa
1910. Tel6fono 1889 Rojo "a. AGsndes,
124 Luna SC.
Sc envian niuestrasgratis los Co
lmerciantes que las soliciteu,
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DE NUEvA YORK


FL porto Rico'' trajo los siguientes
pasajeros:
M. Antonsanti, r. Alfonso, A. A. Anna
dor. r. ARIZONA, j. Bruno, E. o. Brien,
g. w. Buckley, F. Bages, B. Blanco, A.
A. Berle Jr., w. j. Baeza, E. A. Bon
VILLAIN, s. j. vonvillian, B. cautifo,
B. o. CLARK. Clark, Clayton Clark. Ma
Iion Clark, M. coste, Thelma ccste, w.
A. Cary, A. Coplany COplan, J. C6rdova,
+. Carus, r. w. Ccrow, >. CaEanillas,
J. D. Chretien. W. Conrad, N. de las
Casas, z. w. Eversoli, ,. r. Emanuel,
T. Fernandez, r. F. Fels, II. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. ". L. Figueroa, N. Garcia, ". Con
zalez, p. Guerrero. Mrs. Guerrero, Mrs.
j. Gutierrez, W. M Heag, @. O. Hole,
II. O. Jealous, II. Krauss, e. O. Look
er, Dorothy LOCKER, A. Lewis, v. Ledes
ma, H. e. Munson, A. g. Matson, E.
Men6ndez, o. T. Moore, S. Miranda, J..
MADEIRA. r. M6ndez, J. Manzano. r. Mes
sler. a. otero, B. y. Pascual, Paschal and
infant, T. subirana, Snbinara. Juan
salichs, F. serrano, E. scoot, A. suarez,
suarez, Maria nj. suarez, Or. @. N.
Smith, Smith, M. A. saldafa, Saldafa,
E. @obrino, F. B. samuels, r. sallstrom,
A. sotomayor, S. Travieso, @. Tietjen,
F. valledor. l. Van Den Kerckoven, A.
velasco, s. r. Well c. d. Wiles, o.
Wantzelius, Wantzelius, Irma wantze-
Illus, Charles Hill, George Hill. w. M
Hatch Bertha Wantzelius.
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La. Hernia Mata 1000
Indiyiduos Anualmente

x
Mueren anualmente siete mil personas
ei certifeado de defunci6n dice: Her
MIA iPor queq Porque estos desdichados
no han tendo cuidado de el0s mismos. Sc
han abandonado supplements han cuidado
del sintoma Qa hinchaz6n) de la parte afec-
tada sin poner atenehn la causa. Que
esta I'd. haciendog Sc esta I'd abandonan-
do usando braguero alguna aplica-
ci6n como quiera llamarlog Ell braguero
cuando mas mn palliative un falso sos
ten 2uesto para proteger muro que Sc
derrumba y del cual no Sc puede espera-
mas cue una ayuda mecanica. La preston
que ejerce sobre eI luga- retarda a los mus
culos debilitados de 10 que mas necesitan:
el alimento.
Pero La ciencia ha encontrado un modo. y
todos aquellos que padecen con los prague
ros, quedan invitados Eacer una prueba
GRATIS muy. privadamente en- sus propias
casas. FL m6todo PLAPAO es incuestiona-
blemente ell m6todo mas cientf6co, l6gico
de mayor 6xito que Sc conoce el mundo
para tratar la~hernia
FL "colchoncillo" PLAPAO, cuando Sc
adhere Al cnarpo. DO llega nunca a resba-
larse nj salirse del lugar por cuya ra-
z6n nunca raspa nj pellizca. Tan suave CO.
mo Ell terciopelo--fAcil de aplicar-sin cos
TO- Sc pnede nsar durante ell trabaio du-
rante el suefo. No tiene correas nj he
b;!las. nj resortes.
Aprenda I'd como cerrar la abertura de-
la hernia como 10 manda la naturaleza, pa
ra one Ia hernia no saIga para abajo,
Mande su nombre hoy mismo PLAPAO
CO., 3401 Stuart Bid. st. Louis, Mo-. e..
U. A. para la prueba GRATIS del PLAPAO
los informes Instructions necesarios
Advt.
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IMPORTANTES A Los VIA5EFOS

81 desea al lIegar a New York
encontrar una fail1ilia de con-
fianza que Ie brinds una como
da habitaci6n cerca del subway
y en- nnagnifica caIIe, por pre-
clio moderado, dirijase~ a la calIe
So Nest, 112 Street. Apartment
No. S. PRIMER PlSO. comidas
10 Puertorrique1o.
Familia Arroyo zeppenfeldl
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Pvopistaris: Jos6 d. Rodrfguez.
faBea Ne s. TeI6fono 300. San Juan.
'usrts Rico. Eitnado en- una De Las
sripcipales Gales, cerca del Tren
: del TeatrO, pr6xims . los MuolIea,
.ontigus al C6rrso demxs EdiHsios
Federalss. Buen srate. Ssryiaio sx-
sslsnts Sc sirven Comidas . dsaaSsi-
lis. Sc admitsn abonados > prasiss
n6dleeG.
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COOPERATION.

Ell campamento de Aire fresco, insta
lado en- Barranquitas para albergar 100
nif-s de estas fanilias, fue el producto
del trabajo realizado por Ell Capitulo,
asistido en- 81 por el Rotary Club y
la Cruz Roja Infantil esta Ultima ha-
biendose hecho cargo de la direction del
campamento
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vIvIENDAs:

i La question desesas viviendas fu6 pro
vista per la municipalidad. Ell Hogan
Infantil del cual es presidenta La ssoho,
ia de sinner. alri6 el day Nlssery
para cplsas grros de los nifos arante
ell dia VIA re, he.
El p: Are TT II, de la Igassia cat6li-
a, ssi como otras iglesias y orga sizacio
es. p p.essaron Sc ayuda valioss durante
Il mes que s:rlo la catastr6sc
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.enta de Hielo

Ofrecenos hieIo de nuestra
oIanta de San cernana a un
precio modico. Para informes
dirijanse a Brau y Soto. COM
pafifa Industrial Occidental. San
German, Puerto Rico.
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vEsTuARIo:

La ropa fue suministrada por la So
ciedad, el Ropero de los Nifos Pobres.
de la cual es presidenta la esposa del
sefior Travieso y por las damas de La
IgIesia Episcopal, siendo la senora de
Glines la presidenta vestidos nuevos
fueron suministrados por la directiva del
capituIo
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ALCAZAR
C.ARIRE

@ituadO an 81 cOrax6n de Ia. ciudad
Per3sctamente acondicionadO con 20
dos los adelantos modernos: Ascen-
Uoc,. Telefonos, Timbrss, Magnfficas
@DltaClOnsa con ba6o privado y sfec-
% saDitarios. Especial comfort psra
amilias y viajAntss. Precios mode
Udne
ralkfones 4S4 , 1909, p. o. Box SCs.
Gale de San Francisco, No. 81.
San Juan. II. R.
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AL que de noticias del paradere de
un nifo perdido en- la isla hace algunos
dfas. Ultimamente Sc ha visto en- COM
paffa de un individuo NAL vestido, ba-
jitp y con un bigote chiquito.
FL niho usa zapatos grandes y esta
NAL trajeado Tiene ojos azules v CO.
mo cinco amos de edad.
Llame al telefono 499 para obtener
mas information. Advt.
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"A los Accionistas
del Banco de
San Juan

Por la presente Sc convoca a
los sefiores accionistas de este
Banco para la Junta General,
que de acuerdo con los estatutos
de esta Corporation debe cele-
brarse una vez al a1o. Esta jun
ia Sc ceIebrarA en- r1uestras Off
cinas, Allen ~. de dos a cua-
tro de la tarde del dia ~ de di-
ciembFe de 1921.
Los asuntos a tratar seran:
1.-Estado de la instruction
2.-EIecci6n de Directories.
Fl Registro de Acciones que
dard cerrado ell dia IL de di-
cienabre.
Junta de Directories,
Por E. PAGAN.
Sub-Secretario.
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Ell. DORADO
oAKR REsTAURAHg

tFrenEs L. CAmara dc Dslexs1sA
,frecsmos IN ssrvtctc de comtaas . Is
cara y precaos Dc situacs6a. Cx sxcs.
IeAte y aromAtica caf6 para Hl gusss
nas rsffnaAo HAgaKss ma vtMta ,
asrA esmpl1ctas.
vEINTmOs Y FORRKB
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Sc ADMlTEN nifias y sefiori-
tas que deseen ampIiar sus estu-
dos en- coIegios privados D asis-
tir la High School en- los Esta-
dos Unidos. Sc da hospedaje ex-
clusivannente seioras y seiio-
ritas. AGUSTlNA MUSA. 12o
Wadsworth Ave. New York
City.
Para una information mas
rapida dirijase a la VIDA. de
Iriarte. Apartado 82o. San Juan.
Advt,
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HOTELES
CENTRAL.

Edincio eenstEuids exprssAInensa
para Hotel, modernamsnte eQztDads,
con Aecensor. habitacienea cen haGa,
telefouc, timbrsa euaAte rsQuierA
q moderno aeonfert'. Plan Eurspes.
Restaurant h ssrta. Tel<fensst
se1-1144. Box 1859, San JoaA. Plasa
Principal, San Juan, II. 2.
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IMPERIAL

II MOTOR, nks vsntilado . higie.
nico Colraado. Gran sArtide Dc cen
servxs sspaholas, fraRscsas = ITALIA
mas. -
PRECIOS SIN COMPETENCIE.
SnrtidO complete Oh Galletss iRgIs-
sas americanaa. Mayagaes, r. =
Frutas srescas todas Iasa senAnas-
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p6t dfa en- su casa Garantzamos por es-
critic que I'd. podra hablar leer escribir
inglCs con nnestro nuevo facil m6todo.
Sorprepdentes resultados en- muy POGO item
po. Mandenos su nombre direction con
diez centavos para enviarle interesante in
formaci6n. .a
THE UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE,
235 W 1os St. dept. nj. New York.
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,INE "PUERTo RICO

Geraldina Farrar en- La extraordina-
ria pelicula en- seis actcs la Mujer
Enigma y estrcno del aplaudido FRui
senior dominicano'' de La seiorita Be-
len Feliz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09

Elena Hammerstein en- Ell drama e1
seis actos ''Deuda Materna".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09

Acaba de recibirse un gran surtido
que Sc iiquidan a precios relstivamen-
to baratcs en- el Departamento RE
MINcToN, San Justo IS. Advt.
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rEATRo LIBERTY:

La grandiosa production europea, que
Sc ha exhibido en- todos los cines con
gran exito titulada Ii Hang el Cruel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
NEW ERA

Este es el nombre del Protector de
checks eficaz cuya garantfa es reco-
nocida. vealo en- el Departamento RE
MINGTON, San Justo Is. Adyt
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PAI.A(,.E

En- el censrC e0merei>. - Ban
Juan, con vista Il bahia. COntieRs
10 habitaciones amplias con euartes
ds baho. "Roof Esrden", zitlo lGsal
para bales, banqdetes, ''soirSes". H.
sitie de reHni6n de l. bsena sOsieGad
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;INE LAS ANTILLAS

Billie Burke en- los episodios trece,
catorce y ounce de la serde 'El Roman
ce de Gloria''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
"LA CRUZ RoJA" EN-
Ell REGIMIENTo 6e

Sonocida es de todos Ia gran propa-
ganda que, en- favor de esta noble ms
tituci6n, Sc viene hacienda en- toda Ia
isla, cuyos habitantes estan correspon-
diendo con su ayuda al noble fin que Sc
propone realizar Ia "Cruz Roja".
Los soldados del regimiento 65th,
en- su mayor parte tornado de porto
rriquenos, han respondido tambien ge-
nerosamente la petici6n de la Cruz
Roja, y, teniendo por Tesorero al cape
llan p. Mariana vassallo, "alma ma
ter'' de toda buena idea en- e. refe-
rido regimiento, han recaudado la can
tidad de $394.45. Cada compadia con-
tribuy6 con la suma siguiente:
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,INE NORMA,

VIOLA Vale en- ell colossal drama en- seis
actos sun Ladr6n en- la Casa" una
comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09
JINE TIRES BANDERAS'
Wesley Barry en- 81 interesante dra
ma Ell vendedor de Peri6dicos'.
.TNE LUNA.

Los episodios tres cuatro de la So
rie La zorra Azul' y una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09

DOS noches de yerdadero arts tendra
san Juan muy pronto con Il exhibi-
ci6n de
IA CONDESITA De
MONTE-CRISTO"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-09

rRATRo STRAND.