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CENTRAL.

Gd1ncio consrrnido sxpsos&anesh s.
pafA Hotel, moaorna Snents tQuipadS.
cpn eseepsor, faoitAcioaes con baES
ts%eforo, tilnbres eeepto zsQutsrr
el 'uodarpa 'aconfoSs'A Pisn s;alrosss
Restaurant La safta. Yelefcnas
3si-l14A sox 1852. San Tnra, plas'
f~sasipsl, Sxr JuAn, P z
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IMPERIAL

n IneJor, mae ysnriaado aigs
nicn Coloaao, Grsn aartido do 90
servas espatolss. f-aneeaas ifsss
mas.
PRzCTHs SIN CCMpETTNCTS
Surtido complete cn GelIetaF ingis
sas y aznerieaDas MAyagGen, p. Il
Frutga frsseAs eodaA a. spmnDa
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CINE TIRES 8ANDERAs"

Benefcio dc la -Cgnz Roja espanola.
Gran corrida dc .Toros: Be.monte, Gao
Ea Gallito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-09
De base ball
Ell seRED sox'' DERRoTA AT.
"CHALECo''


En- la tarde del lunes midisron sus
fuerzas en- los terrenos de La Liga de
Ia calle de "Ce-ra' estas dos move
mas, para disputarse el premio que ofre.
clio la Comision de las festas de la
Monserrate, que Sc estan celebrando en-
Santurce.
-iDe La que Sc libr6 Miguel Allende
dice Paco Lopez, pues no tan solo
hubieramos derrotado al ssChaleeo'y, 81
no al afamado ':santurce' que Sc re-
tiro tempo, Quizas presumiendo un
descalabro.
Ell mencionado game e fu6 presen-
ciado por miles de espectadores, sin que
huhiers la mas ninima discussion entire
los capitanes de alnbas novenas,, fnali.
zando con Ell siguiente 't'scors'':
"chaleco" ooo1 ooe 3-5
"Red sox" 21oo2 2ox-9
Ell "ATENAs'' DERRoTADo
EN- ToDA LA LINEA
Segun noticias que hemos recibido con
relaclon a los juegos que Sc celebraron
en- Ia Liga de Aguadilla, entire los equi-
pos "Atenas'', de Manati, y Stars.
de Aguadilla, este fltimo propin6 al
primero dos fenomenales palizas; pero
a decir de algunos fanaticos que asis.
tieron los desafios, ell "team''. de
Aguadilla fue graudemonte reforzado,
con gente de Ponce.
Esto no tiene NADIA dc particular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-09
Ell "ATENAs'' DERRoTADo
] EN- ToDA LA LINEA
PARA AGUADILLA

Segun invitaci6n que nos haze ell ve-
terano, va retirado de las luchas pelo.
taris, Salvador Larregui, ell p-6ximo
domingo nevara dicha ciudad una for
midable novena, para combatir con ell
Stars, en- los terrenos de la men
cionada Liga.
De llegar un acuerdo defnitivo, en-.
tire los managers de las novenas. Sc
guramente lie acompaiaremos.
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Ell. VESUBIO

gars1etpO q raj numcrosa ciIeAssia
las EUeyameute me sneuentrS -
trsnts de este aeredltsda Rertaur Az
aonds encoutrarAn un eAraerado sev
yici0 a Ia carSa.
Sc edEiten abona1os , nunca tas
han. Ena sAbrosOs spGguetts
visaute RINALg1l
Allca 80. a2n Juaa. Tel6fono RsS.
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ANTILL.ANO

Siruado en- sitio centrico ~ IL
ciudad. Telefono 567.
Comidas a Ia carta y domicili0.
Hospedaje c6n1odo. Especial con
fort para familia viajantes. Ad-
mitimos abonados. Esmero y pronti-
sud en- el servicio. Precios completa-
ulente reducidos. Visitenos Y Sc con-
yencerA. S Brau St., Nc. %. San
Inan. Puerto Rico
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Alexandra TORRES.
santurce. setiembre 8.

Santurce, setiembTe 3.
e. MUNDo, San Juan.
ST. Director:
Estas cortas lineas son para hacer
corstar en- su peri6dico las pesinlas con
dic.ones en- que Sc encuentra la Gale
de "Cerra Andino'', de Talleres.
Ya Sc hace impossible transitar por la
mencionada calle. Los vecinos de este
basrio desearian que ell senior Alcalde
Sc diera un paselto por los alredores
de Talleres, para que contemplate la
Gale aludida.
f. RETANCOURT.
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BABE RUTH DA Ell 47sY Ell 48

HOME RUN" DE LA TEMPORADA
:. =
No es possible. va los lanzadores de las
grandes Ligas no haIlanl que clase de
bola fpitchear' al temible 'rompe Ger
cas-, pues cada dia esta mas ''1mpon-
chable''.
Cada vez que Babe lleva una bola a
los 'blicher'', los espectadores Sc po
nen de pie, para aguardar la caida de
la pelota, pues Sc la disputan, para
guardarla como un recuerdo del feno-
memo, del depor.e.
FL desafio en- el cual Ig6 les dos s. to.
letazos'' dc cuatro esquinas, 10 lucha.
ban Ell New York Yankees Y ell Gle
veland'', habiendo dado el primer cua
druple en- ell primer ''episodios', cuan
do Ray Caldwell, lanzador de los In
dians'', lie ''piche6'' una boIa dura
y. recta, que Sc la devolvi6 con direc-
ci6n los s'blicher'' de la derecha,
logrando colocar en- Home un CO.
rredor que ocupaba la intermed;a.
La segunda vuelta al circuito la rea-
liz6 Babe en- Ell tercer inning. ha-
biendo otro hombre en- t'base'' 9, siendo
en- esta vez, como en- la anterior, VIC
TINA Ell mismo pitcher.
Seguramente en- ell vapor correo Ie-
CARA la noticia de haber completado
los cincuenta "home rum.
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CINE NORMA.

La lindisirla comedia dramatics, en-
siete actose por Constance Talmadge til
tulada "Una Esposa Caprichosa''
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BALE ARES

ARNC1RO, plsxa principal Hotel
Csfa. Colmaio = Restsursnt Ea M
jsY de ArseIhs. Sitio paTa nutsws
r1la. ansxe nj Hotel
pEDxO ORPL
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GEORGE KELLY oUIERE
IMITAR A BABE RUTT

Este afamado jugador perteneciente
al "team'' de los Giants, tiene ano
tados hasta la fecha, en- la temporada,
81 ''home rum.
La Ultima vez que dio la vnelta al
circuito, fue en- ell octave inning,
estando la primera ocupada por un CORE
dor, siendo sus contrincantes los "Car
dinals'', de st Louis, y cuyo desafio Sc
efectuaba en- el 'FPolo Grounds, ac-
tuando de pitcher Sherdell.
Por 10 que Sc We, este novel jugador,
sacado de una Universidad, csta result
tando un emulo de Babe Ruth, pues los
periodicos neoyorquinos va lie dedican
grandes cr6nicas, v 10 sehalan como ell
future contrincante del Bambino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-09
CINE LUNA.

Episodios cinco y seis de la serie Los
Misterios de Myra" y una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-09
CINE LAS ANTILLAs.

Eddie Polo en- los episodes finales de
sEl Hijo del Circo'' una comedia.
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TEATRo STRAND"

Frank Keenan, en- Ell drama en- cinco
actos .sojo por ojo'' y una comedia.
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"RoAMER, VS.. '.RED sox"

Ell pr6ximo domingo Sc enfrentaran
en- la Liga de santurce, los conocidos
''teams" cuyos nombres preceaen estas
lfneas.
Dada la fama de que gozan estas
dos novenas, no dudamos que ell men
cionado game" ma de verse rnuy con-
currido.
eNFnN1Q AEeT
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20
MEET NE At kEOTA
ON JANUARY 27rH

At the call Of Mr.. Louis Allen,
Mayor Of New Raymer and also
chairman of the committee on Local
Improvement In Northeast Weld Co..
a meeting Is desired of the organiza-
tions, banks, elevators. ETC., to dis
cuss the financial situation and to
make plans for financing the 1921
operations.
Commissioner d. C. straight, tf
District No. /, Weld County. has
agreed to meet with the represents
tives and discuss with them any part
he may lake regarding finance. coun-
ty improvements. etc.
The committee has set Thursday,
Jan, ~, 1921, as the date. and the
Keota Hall at two o'clock p. m. al
the place and hour for holding the
meeting.
School districts, and all organiza.
tions that have for their purpose
the improvement OF this part OF the
state and county are urged to send
representatives to this meeting and
come prepared to state your needs
and to suggest ideas for betterment
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20
HOW STEEL IS MADE

In the two years since the end Of
hostilities In the World war, the coun-
tries suffering most from the conflict
have been importing steel to the ex.
tent that their finances will permit;
for this substance is needed to patch
the Industrial injuries inflicted by the
war. Some Of the important methods
employed In the making Of steel are
described in the following communi.
cation to the National Geographic
society, by William Joseph Showalter: :
IAN open-hearth furnace looks
good deal like an ordinary bake-oven |;
but when one looks in through the
water-cooled door. . vast difference
appears. Instead Of pans Of fra
grant, fat loaves Of baking bread.
there is an imposing pool Of fiery liz.
uid as bright ~ the hlament Of q
high-power tungsten lamp. 20 dazzling
that II can be examined with safety
to the eyes only BY those using col
ored glasses. Tinted here and there
with streaks Of soft blue and dainty
pink, 1t looks like melted stick candy.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20
MEXICO, A MODERN BABEL

President Obregon, who has just
been installed as chief executive Of
the Republic Of Mexico, rules over q
population Of many tongues. This
multiplicity Of languages Is not due to
wholesale immigration as In the Unit.
ed States, but to failure to "Mexi-
canlze" large part Of the Indian
population. The causes Of many Of
>ffie revolutions which have disturbed
the progress Of Mexico can be traced
to this diversity Of tongues and the
differences In thought and ideals that
necessarily follow.
"From Sonora to Yucatan, more
than fifty separate dialects are
spoken" writes Frederick Simpich In
communication to the National Geo
graphic society.
"All the inhabitants Of the West
Coast, however. with the exception
OF some hill tribes Of Indians can un.
derstand Spanish.
"Of these Indians the 5000 Yaquls,
with their crude Bacatete hill forts,
their weird ceremonial masque dances
and their warlIke attitude, are easily
most conspicuous. Many are enlisted
with the federal army or employed as
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20
WHEAT GROWERS
TO MEET AGAIN

Saturday Of this week. January
End, the Wheat Growers Associa.
tiOn Of this section will hold another
meeting at the school house In Che
afternoon.
]. e. Miller, the state represen-
tative to hte ASSOCIATION iii come
back for this meeting.
Every wheat grower should be
present. Don't stay away and held
back, Get in the game and hear
what the proposal is.
Don't forget the date. Don't stay
away. Don't throw cold water.
Come and listen, and think and con-
slider and then act,
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20

In addition to the above Mr.. Car
nahan has drawn for his own SER
vices $695,97, also $3.50 mileage.
lie has expended for running car in
road work $3.50 SO his mileage does
not come very high compared to out
go. .-... Fr.-
Add the amount Mr.. Carhahsn re.
ceived to the total spent in the dis
tricts, makes a total spent in the
entire territory $9,973.1S:
To understand the above, II is
necessary to explain that only a very
small part Ct the Buckingham dis
trict is included in the territory as
signed t. Mr.. Carnahan. g..
The districts included in the above
had about five million valuation last
year, and paid over $4,000 in coun-
ty road tax. another 5000 to the
state road fund, and their auto IL
censes. More was expended than we
would have guessed.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20
THE TRAGEDY OF
ARMENIA

The plight Of Armenia about the
end of 1919, a condition which has
been aggravated by the recent defeat
Of Armenian forces by Turkish ma
tionalists, IL described In the following
communication to the National Geo
graphic society from Melville Chatter.
"Erivan, the capital Of Armenia's
provisional republic Is an inconceiv-
able contrast to the Georgian govern
ment seat at Tifls. AT Erivan one
finds no spacious prospect nor Vice
regal palace. no smart shops Russian
opera, nor gay night life. To behold
misery In Tfflis. one must search It
out. In Erivan one cannot escape It.
'This poor, struggling, dingy city Of
the plains, whose government Offices
suggest some hastily extemporized cleo
tlon headquarters and whose parlia-
ment chamber Is rigged up with bench
es and cheesecl0th In the auditorium
Of the secOnd-class theater, boasts Of
Dot ohC UcookJs oho tuuS " opCoA in
paradox--ls forty miles away; for, in
whatever quarter of Eriyan you may
be, lift your glance and great Ararat
Of eternal SHOWS is seen brooding dis
tantly over the mean streets with his
aspect Of majestic calm. He ls the
Armenian's Olympus. or rather say.
the Sinai Of race which has known
bondage and wildernesswandering |;
and for centuries a peoples imagina.
ton has turned toward him.
'The little Erivan republic has been
the center Of refuge for Turkish Ar
nenians ever since the massacre Of
1915. and between 100000 and 300,-
600 Of them are camped within its
borders. As for the city itself. Its
former population Of 10000, has been
doubled by this influx. There, starr
yatlon aud typhus have claimed their
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20
RAYMER TEAMS
WIN TWO GAMES

The basket ball by the school
teams with Keota last Friday even
Ing resulted in an easy victory for
both Of the Raymer teams
Keota has been handicapped by
the delay In finishing their gymna-
stun, but they put up game, II
uphill struggle during the entire
time Of play.
The boys won by a score of IA to
54.
The girls did not pile up SO many
scores. but they too piled up plenty.
and the score ended 32 to 5 In favor
Of the Raymer girls
The girls team has been streng-
thened considerably by placing Au-
drey Laiferty as forward and replac-
Ing Audrey's place at guard with
Adola Roth. Both girls showed up
we'll In their new positions. Audrey
promising to be very good for
ward.
Tomorrow evening. both teams
meet the Merino teams on the home
floor. This should be very close
game. When our teams went to
Merin0 some weeks ago, the two
Merino teams walked of with the
honors. the girls winning by three
points and the boys by one point.
The games with the Merino teams
do not count in the League.
The standing Of the teams In the
League are as follows;
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20
EUGENICS AND OUR
IMMIGRATION LAWS

Recognition by congress that immL
grafton constitutes one Of the great.
est of the after-war problems Of the
United States makes timely a sugges.
tion In regard to controlling the great
influx Of foreigners to this country,
advanced BY DR.. Alexander Graham
Bell, In communication to the Ma.
tional Geographic society.
"Why should not congress provide
for an clinical survey Of the people
Of the United States" he asks.
I'VE should have definite and reli.
able Information concerning those for.
eign elements which are beneficial to
our people and those which are harm.
full.
"The problem Of improving a race
Of human beings ls a most perplexlng
one to handle. The process Of i'm,
proyement must be slow where the
forces concerned act from within and
are not amenable to control from with.
out. Under the best conditions II
would require several generations to
produce sensible results: but In the
United States we have, In the new
blood introduced from abroad, an I'm.
portant means Of Improvement that
will act more quickly. and that 10 emil.
nently susceptible to control. All the
nations of the world have been con.
tributing elements to our population
and we have now, and now only, the
opportunity Of studying the process Of
absorption before 1t ID complete.
"The grand spectacle 10 presented
to our eyes Of . new people being
gradually evolved In the United States
by the mingling together Of the differ
ent races Of the world In varying pro
portions. 1t ID Of the greatest conse-
quence to % that the hnal result
should be the evolution Of q higher
and nobler type Of man In America,
and not deterioration Of the nation.
ITO this end the process Of evelu-
tion should be carefully studied, and
then controlled By suitable immigra.
ton laws tending to eliminate unde-
sirable clinical elements, and to stim.
ulate the admission Of elements az.
simulated readily BY our population.
and that tend to raise the standard
Of manhood here
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20
ranch hands and mine or railroad ID:
borers.

ranch hands and mine or railroad d.
borers.
"The Yaquis with the federal troops
are termed 'Manzos,' or tame Yaquis;
those In the hills, wild and hostile,
are the sBronchos.' The latter are
vagrant lot. robbing ranches for food
and animals, carrying rawhide drums
and water sourds. wearing sandals Of
green cewskin-l!viny by their wits
Pressed by hunger. they subsist as
well on burros as beef.
These burros. the short and sim.
pie animals Of the poor thrive by the
thousand on the West Coast. Many
run wild. like the Wild asses Of
Mes0potamia.'
"The Maya Indians. some Of whom
still carry bows and arrows. inhabit
the fiat costal plain south Of the YaQui
region along the River Maya. Ex.
cellent laborers, peacefully Inclined
many Of the Mayas are trusted help
ers on American ranches and planta
tions.
Most Of the well-adyertised brands
Of wild men are fairly familiar to the
show-going American public. The
head hunter, the Pygmy, the BushmaD
and his boomerang. are all old circus
acquaintances. But within 100 miles
Of chaste and classic Los Angeles,
there dwells lost tribe Of savages
whose very name is known to but few
Of rs: for this tribe has never been
tanned. 'uplIfted.' or even exhibited.
Yet It is older, perhaps, than the AZ
tees; 1t may even be the laN living
fragment Of the American aborigines.
'SThe Seris. these strange people
are called, and they lnhabit lonely,
evil rock called Tihuron (Shark) is-
land that lifts Its hostile head from
the hot, empty waters Of the Gulf Of
California. And all down this coast
the name Of 1'iburon Is spoken with
shrug Of the shoulders, for these
Serls are thieves and killers. II Is
even whispered that long ago they
were cannIbals."
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20
BOUGHT BOOSTER MEMBERSHIP

William Wagner has been mis-
judged. He isn't against county d.
vision at all; but has been for II ev-
or since he took a car load OF dlyi-
sionists to Denver few years ago
and listened to II. H. Northup's
stirring appeal for local rights In
the Senate Chamber, before the leg
islative Joint committee. on counties
and county lines 1t Is true that the
action. or lack OF action. CT the
preacher-senator from Weld county
at that time left Mr.. Wagner cold
and discouraged; and he has since
enlisted In the cause OF greater
N. p. Weld through the advocacy OF
corn. sunhowers, silage. better cat
tie. hard work and diversified farm
Ing. He sticks to wheat, himself,
but that ia because he has TO do his
farming with an old one-lung Rum
ley, and does not indicate that he
would not enjoy following the corn
rows thru long hot summer Be-
cause these things are bigger than
county division. he has not pushed
the division movement vigorously in
late months, However, he decided
this week to get into the band wa
gon; and he started out right by
buying . fivedollar membership in
the Pawnee County Club.--Keota
News.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20
ton o. 5000. the death rate ductuat-
Ing between fifty and eighty q day.
WThnu0h tho doctnr and ,x,ovx, hn,o

Toll OF 0,VUU, the Oeath rate uuctuat-
Ing between fifty and eighty a day.
Though the doctor and were here
to observe the worst phases Of the
situation, each Of US waited for the
other to suggest trip to the Igdir
region, where We were told starvation
was most acute.
''The town Of Igdir, with its local
and nearby populations Of $4,000 Ar
menians, 10000 Tatars. and $1,000
Yezldis, revealed some squalid streets
with but a few people seated here and
there, as we drove In. Throughout
those tortuous, sun-beaten byways, NO
children played and no animal roamed.
The air was heavy with dreadful d.
lence, such as hangs over plague-mit-
ten communities.
I'VE found the children, such as
they were, inhabiting an orphanage
wherein one sickened at putrldity's
horrible odor, and were Informed that
there were neither medicines nor dis
lnfectants wherewith to allay the con-
dition Of the many little sick beds.
"Sick7 Say. rather, the bed-ridden
"a word which more Justly describes
those tiny, withered-up, crone-like
creatures. upon whose faces the skin
seemed stretched to a drumhead's Q
tightness; whose peering eyes shot
terror and anguish, as II deaths pres
ence were already perceptible to them,
and who lay there at famine's climax
Of physical exhaustion. In those
young, yet grotesQuely-aged faces, we
seemed to see long lifetime Of trag-
edy packed into eight or ten childish
years.
'The mud huts which we visited
presented an invarlable picture-A
barren. cave-like interior. lacking one
stick Of furniture or household uten-
sll, and with a few bleached bones
scattered here and there"
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20

A week from Tomorrow evening
our teams 20 to Grover for the final
game with their teams. Grover Is
working hard to get In shape for the
game, and have adopted for their
slogan "beat Raymer or bust"
While Raymer hopes that II means
bust. the game here indicated. that It
will be one Of the closest and most
hardly contested games Ct the sea-
son.
Buckingham was scheduled to play
Keota on the same night, but their
game has been postponed in order
that Buckingham can 60 UP to Gro
yer to help their friends defeat Ray
mer.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-20
|. G. MANN BUYS
OIL COMPANY

Leo G. Mann bec.me the owner
OF the property ofithe Grover Oil
company at sheriff's sale saturday.
The consideration was SIPS.
In studying over the itemized list
OF his new property Mann uncover
ed "a 2O-horse power steam roller. "
'Is this the roller that Judge FL
bert c. Smith drove in 1922" quer-
led Mann" Undershiff Albert Lu-
ther readily caught the reference
to local political history.
He responded, mo stree that roll
er had a darn sight more than 20
horse power"
Mann agreed.
Mann also acquires a fine oil der
lex, a hosting engine, boilers, drills
cables, q 600-toot hole and In shcrt
all the materials that are necessary
for oil drilling The property will
probably be moved from Its present
location. near Grover. Mann Is an
officer Of the Western Coal OIL G Gas
company which has valuable leases
80 miles north Of Cheyenne. Gree.
ley Tribune.