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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14

A touchdown by Kenny in the last
quarter of the game between the y.
S. s. Pueblo eleven from the Brook
Ign Navy Yard and the Beauvais
Post combination of Tottenville was
the only score in this contest which
was declared to have been the hard
est fought battle waged on the Tot
tenville gridiron this season. AS a
result of this score the Tottenvilie
team won the game 60.
Previous to this score the game
was featured by sterling defensive
play on both sides, and numerous
trick plays were attempted in an eff
fort to get the ball across the oppo-
sition's line. The work of Wolf,
Schwartzman, Chapman. Kenny.
Scott and Carlo stood out in the play
of the home team, while Busie.
Clark and Bennett starred for the
visitors. After Kenny had crossed
the line in the fourth quarter the
chance to kick a goal from touch
down was missed.
The Pueblo team defeated a strong
New York eleven ons Saturday after
noon and for a time yesterday 1t APP
peared as if the Tottenville Legion
team was doomed to meet its first
setback of the season. On next
Wednesday afternoon the sailors
will play in New London, Conn.,, and
on next Sunday afternoon the team
will engage in a game to decide the
championship of the Eastern Naval
district.
The Beauvais Post team will play
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14

Babe Ruth does not confine his
home run hitting to mere baseball.
The Sultan of Swat packs a punch
in other activities.
I have in mind Ruth's recent
skirmish with His Honor" Judge
Laidis doing the pitching. Tech
nically .Babe" lost the decision ia
the judge. However, he scored a
moral victory for a principle, that
is sure to work to the advantage
of the ball player.
At the close of the world series
Judge Eandis, doing the hurting for
the magnates. served the following
assortment of mixed English for
the Babes consideration.
Both teams that contest In tho
world series are required to dis
band Immediately after its close.
and the members thereof are for
hidden to participate as individuals
or as a team in exhibition games
during the year in which the world
championship was decided"
If you were a great ballplayer
like Babe Ruth, possessing unusual
ability as a batsman, that rule
wouldn't make much of a hit with
you. In the above clause you have
the reason for the recent difference
of opinion between Judge lands on
the side of the magnates and
Babe Ruth for the ball player.
Offered $4,000
Ruth received about $4,000 for
his losing share of the world Sc
ries. If the YANKEES had failed to
win the American League pennant,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14

Walter "Dick" Oliver proved him
self still master of the senior ~
swimmers Saturday night in the first
meet of the season held in the pool
as the concluding event of an open
house" program which commenced
in the gymnasium at 1880 O'Clock
with games and exhibitions by the
younger boys. Oliver won three frsts.
annexing the fifty-yard and h 100
yard swims in fast time and captur-
ing the fancy dives.
The gymnasium running track was
filed to capacity and part of the
playing floor was used to accommo-
late those who accepted the invita-
ton of the association to be present
and see the various activities. The
boys went thrVAgh a program OF
games and apparatus work, includ-
ing demonstrations on the mats,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
; CROWD SEES HY" SWIMMERS MAKE GOOD RECORDS
SPEEDWAYS TROUNCE
ELIZABETH BIG five

Ed Mcneil and Sam Simon we're
the individual stars for the visiting
team. these two players making
eighteen Of the points scored by he
Elizabeth team. Mcneil scored four
times from the field in the second
period, and scored a foul goal in the
opening session. Sam Simon drop
ped in three field and three foul goals
ia this contest.
The Speedway team took the floor
in regular fashion to start the game
with the exception that Colletti was
in BroWnmiller's position az forward.
In the second period Brownmiller
shifted 20 guard in place Of Bradley,
and Colletti again occupied the
Speedway captains advanced posi-
ton.
Carl Reed Of New Brunswick.
physical director az Battin High
school. Elizabeth, refereed the game
in a capable manner. He called
twenty fouls on the home team, and
the same number on the visitors.
Reed will referee all games in this
city on Saturday nights. after next
week. when he will umpire a foot
ball game in Providence. Moe Lew
kowitz was the announcer.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14

Ruth would have received $4,000
for playing % exhibition games at
the close Of the American League
season. There was nothing of the
gamble about the proposition, the
money was to be placed to Ruth's
credit in a bank before the start of
the tour.
When the Yankees won the right
to play the series, the offer still
held good as far as the promoters
were concerned, but the rules of
baseball said nothing doing.
Babe Ruth in unquestionably the
biggest man in baseball from the
playing standpoint. He resented
the manifestly unfair rule. Anyone
with a bit of common sense would
have taken the same attitude with
face. He decided to test the clause
forbidding a world series player to
barnstorm . -
Yanks Offer Bonus
The New York Club realizing
Ruth's enormous value to the club
and the American League Offered
him a bonus of $4,000. I under
stand. to cancel the tour. There
was a principle at issue with Ruth
and he turned down the offer Ruth
had no grievance against Judge
Lands for his refusal to sanction
the trip. but he seriously objected
to the rule which the judge was
compelled to enforce.
Ruth called off his exhibition
tour after playing only four of the
scheduled games. At first it might
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
MOHAWK TEAM
IS SCHEDULED
Parish House Team of Wood
bridge Will Engage in End
Game of Season

The second game on the schedule
Of Manager A. Deter's parish house
basketball team will be played on
the parish house court at Wood
bridge tomorrow night. The MO-
hawks Of Kearny, one of the strong
est light semi-pro quintets in North
Jersey, have been booked for this
contest, and a game equally as IN
teresting as the contest of two weeks
ago is expected.
In the opening game on their
schedule, the Parish House boys de-
feated the strong Rummel Post quin-
tet from Arlington. This combina-
ton lined up with a number of the
leading basketeers from North Jer-
sey. and the victory pleased the large
following of the Parish House team
a strong contender for the cham
pionship of woodbridge, Middlesex
county and the third congressional
district.
Manager Deter's list from which
the lineup tomorrow night viii be
chosen. is as follows: w. Martin
Deter and Torch. forwards; Irv Mar
tin. center, and Mesick. Schwenzer
and Baker, guards. The Parish
House team Will play games on their
homo court in woodbridge every
Tuesday night. and Manager Deter Is
also arranging to play a number oil
outside games on other nights in the
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14

appear that Babe was "kayoed" by
the judge. As a matter of fact
Ruth accomplished the very thing
he set out TO dc. He secured world
wide publicity of a manifestly I'M
fair rule. 1 am positive Judge
Lands entertains that opinion: It
is almost certain that the rule will
be changed. However, it would
mprobably have continued to exism
probably have continued to exist
had not Ruth had the courage of
his convictions.
Origin of Rule
The rule vas inspired in 1910 be-
cause of the sorry showing made
by the Philadelphia Athletics in
Cuba. After having won the world
championship, with what was adj
mitted to be one Of the greatest
teams in the history of the game,
the Athletics were beaten in six out
of 10 games by the Cubans. The
Athletics did not go to Cuba until
seven weeks after the close of the
season and were in poor condition.
1 was umpiring in Cuba at the
time. 1t was a decided reflection
on the world series to have the
winners trimmed in such a decisive
manner. That trip caused the leg
islation against transforming.
1t is apparent why the magnate:
do not desire a world champion
team to barnstorm. They are abso,
lutely right. However to say tina
the individual cannot play is hard,
ly fair. The test case made b,
! Ruth is sure to bear fruit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
Tappan Post
SEPARATES
OPEN SEASON WITH WIN

Owing to the fact that injuries
were received by several of the Y.
NJ. II. A. intermediate players IN
the game last Thursday night with
the South Amboy Boy Scouts the
contest scheduled to have been play
ed Saturday night with the Y. M. II.
A, Juniors was cancelled, and may
be played at a later date. A prac-
tice session between the Intermedi-
ate and Senior teams of the associa-
ton will be staged tonight.
On Thursday night of this week
the Intermediates will play the fast
St. Johns quintet of New Brunswick
in a preliminary game on the local
court. The New Brunswick team
defeated the Intermediates a short
time ago by a n point margin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
HELMETTA FIVE WIN THREE
STRAIGHT FROM ROOSEVELT

HELMETTA, Nov. 14.-Helmetta
and Roosevelt fought for the leader
ship in the M!ddlesex County Indus
trial Bowling League. at the Hell
meta Club alleys and the locals
were in undisprted leadership at the
close of the match. having won all
three games. But one high score
was rolled. McCain's double century.
Eritts was high average for the Wis
itors while Petric and Deming tied
for like honors. The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
Y. NJ. H. A. INTERMEDIATE
AND JR. CLASH CANCELLED

The Y. M. III. A. intermediate
Separates defeated the Junior Flyers
in a we'll played game on n Z. Nj.
III. A. court Saturday night by a
score of 1916. The Separates led
throughout the game, and were only
threatened in the last few minutes
of play when the Flyers started a
rally which brought them TO within
two points of their opponents. Borak
and Kushinsky starred for the Win
ming team. while Scott and Rosen-
bloom Starred for the Flyers
Tho GFAra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
Y. NJ. C. A.

The weekly senior basketball
games will be played according to
schedule tonight in the gym COM
mencing at s O'Clock.
n 4 4
Tomorrow night the factory
league volley ball games will be
resumed. The schedule arranged
for last Tuesday night, but called
off owing to election day. will be
followed tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
WIN PIN MATCH
IN HElME FACTORY SERIES

HELMETTA, Nov. 14.-The office
force of the George ". Helme Com
pany won all three games of the de-
partment series at the Helmetta club
alleys, low scores featuring the total
pinning.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
Tottenvi|le Legion
Eleven Wins Another

the strong Camp Vail eleven next
Sunday afternoon.
The lineups:
U. s. S. Pueblo Beauvais Post
+ elkner
lett end
emmett carlo
left tackle
Nash Hoenn
left guard
Ryder Randall
center
Angdl ......... ...s.ss. SCott
right guard
(ldTk ......... heHuy
right tackle
bieSSOn ...... 1riIln
right end
Herritz j. Covell
quarterback
Brooks Chapman
right halfback
Pearson .......... Schwartzman
left halfback
fullback
The score by period:
Beauvais .......... 0 0 0 6-6
Pueblo .......f... 0 0 0 90
Neutrality-suspicious..
Observation-Disclosures, Ortt for
Felkner, McAllister for Angal; Price
for Hoehn, Thompson for Price, b.
Covell for Scott, and c. Hughes for
Griffin.
Referee, Sullivan: head linesman,
Cooley, and timekeeper, Bedell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14

The schedule for tonight follows:
Michelin at Heimetta.
S~ayreville at DUPONT.
Roosevelt at Hercules
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
RAYM0ND-PAYNE
WIN TWO CANES
Maintain Hold on Second
Place in Match With
Larsen & Tip

Payne & Raymond continued to
keep up their .667 team average
Saturday afternoon when they an
nexed two out of three games from
Larsen & Tip in the two-man bowl
ing tourney. Pemberton e Comings
still lead the league while the "P.
& r." combination have second place
all to themselves. The left handed
combination of Larsen & Tip had
hard pulling against Doc and
"Oily" Saturday and managed to
pull. one game out of the fire.
The first game went to Payne &
Raymond by twelve pins, Payne's 200
being the highest score. The second
game found things evened up when
the port siders won with twenty-five
as a safety margin. Larsen's 1S9
was high in this game, which was
too much for Tip to overcome. Lar
sen held Payne in this game, both
getting 1874. The game was won by
ifty-seven pins. Raymond's 1S5
average for the match was high.
Larsen coming second with IT'S.
The scores:
Ave.
Pavne ....... 200 141 1S4-175
Raymond -. 155 $50 215-1Ss
$50 s21 s9s-s5S
Larsen ...... 1872 1S9 1S4-17S
Tip ......... 1S1 157 15S-165
34s S46 342-343
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En- noches exhibiremos las jornadas
de la novela de amor y amores:
ELL LCDo. FELTU DECLARA QUE
NO CoNFIA EN- Ell AMERICANIs-
MO DEL MoMENTO PREsENTE
(Continuaci6n de Ia pag. la. J

el verdadero culpable de que ain exis-
ia en- la isla la tendencia separatista es
Ell Congreso Americana, que aln no ha
resuelto el status politico del pals.
En- una carta que he enviado les prin-
'cipales peri6dicos de los Estados Uni
dos hago estas mismas manifestations
y demuestro que, 81 Sc Quiers que en-
Puerto Rico cese de una vez para
siempre Ell movimiento independe
Sc impone que Ell Congreso americana
adopte una actitud de la isla y Sc deci-
da por la Immediate incorporation del
territorio la naci6n, con 10 cue SO
conseguira hacer extensivos a Puerto
Rico la Constitution y todos lvs privi-
legios inherentes a los ciudadanos de
Ia naci6n. Hecho esto, el ideal de In
dependencia quedara muerto para STEM
pre- porQue entonces estaremcs real v
efectSvamente ligadoa perpetuamente
los Estados Unidos por los lazos, no
va del amor v el afecto solamente sino
de La anexi6n, pues seremcs entonces no
una pertenencia, sino una parte de la
Republica
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ARRoILADo PoR UN AUToMov1r

En- la carretera Que conduce de pom
ce Santa Isabel, Ell autom6vil del
DR.. Fernandez Mater, que guiaba Luis
Rodriguez, arroll6 a Gregorio Rosado,
ocasionandole varias heridas dc pronos-
tico reservado. Ell chauffeur recogi6
al herido v 10 dondujo al hospital
"Tricoche'', dOnde fu6 prestada innc-
data asistencia. FL juez municipal to-
mo declaraciones los testigos y al le-
sionado.
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Ell LcDo, GUERRA MoNDRAGoN
Y sU MISSION A WASHINGTON
fcontinuaci6n de la pax. Ia +,

Continuation de Ia p&g. Ia
yo ser6 alli un fiel TRADUcToR 9
INTERPRETE de los sentimientos y
aspiraciones de la inmensa mayoria del
pals.
Ademas de estas ngeras mantfesta~
clones que nos hizo Ell sr. Guerra. Quien
Sc nos nego expresar su opinion res
pecto la situaci6n polftica a los
trabajos que Ell partido unionista res
liza en- Washington, por considerar, So
gun el, demasiado peregrino enitir I'm
juicio sin haber Observable de cerca la
situaci6n Y sin tener un, conocimiento
perfecto de la misrna, nos deIhostr6 que
va muy bien documentado.
Entire las cosas Que Sc propone hs<
Ger el Sr. Guerra en- la capital de Ia
Republica, fgura la reproduction, al
objeto de hacerlo circular ampliamente
en- todos los circulos politicos de Ia
nacion, de iin folleto que una vez pu-
blico Mufloz Rivera, y Ell cual pubIica-
ra ell Sr. Guerra, con ell titulo de ssCa-
NADIA en- 1889 y Puerto Rico en- 1921,
agregandcle un pr6logo suyo, el scual
sera a manera de un comentario que
servira para llamar la atenci6n del
lector hacia los, puntos principales del
luminoso trabajo, e, cuafse presta para
hacer un verdadero estudio colnparati-
vo de la situacion politica de ambos
rafses, en- las referidas epocas citadas.
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oBsEoUIo A. sU EsPoso

Grande es el regocijo que Ell sr. Ge-
r6nimo, comerciante de San Tomas ha
sentido al recibir como regalo de su
apreciable esposa un precioso reloj do
orc sui2o, con una elegante cadena en-
viandole desde esta entire varias otras
icyas ara escoger asf como aldle-es de
cOrbata, yutas de diferentes estilos, he
bilIas para cintur6n de orc y plata,
carteras de cuero y cigarrilleras de orc
Y plata todo con infnidad de artfculos
fueron enviadcs por nuestros amigos de
Ia Joyeria Dinet y Pacheco uuienes
el plblico corresponds por la seriedad
en- sus negocios y Ia calidad de sus ar
tfculos.
EDGAR.
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D1sPUTANDosE UN ARREsTo

NuestrO corresponsal en- Vega Baja
nos participa que no es verdad que
los detectives Chencho " Alvarado
arrestasen a Jose Martinez Gay Jose
Pepe, pues ticho pr6fugo fu6 srresta-
do por los policfas Baldomero Berrio
y Victor Manuel Pizarro.
segdn nos informa la detective, di
cho arresto Sc efectu6 realmente por
los policfas arriba mencionados, pero
obedeciendo 6rdenes de los detectives
Chencho y Alvarado, Qnienes investi-
garon que, desde hacfa algdn tempo,
merodeaba por aquella jurisdiction 81
pr6fugo Jose Martinez.
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UNA FIESTA EN- cAyEY

Nuessro corresponsaI en- Caysy nos
partieipa que l. fiesta celebrada en Ia
Logia Camara de Ruth, de Ia referi-
da poblaci6n, con motive de IL. ini-
ciaci6n de siete miembros, entre ellos
dos damas y cinco sehoritas, result6 es-
pl6ndida.
Los nuev0s miemhr0s son d0fia Ana
~. Ramirez de Gonzalez, dofia Carmen
v6lez Brigantty, se1oritas, Rosa M,
Fuentes, Genoveva Gonzalez, Bsi6n NO
rat Jnanita Rosas > Maria M. Colon.
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1NTENTo sUIcIDARsE

Anoche, en- Puerta de Tierra, inten-
to suicidarse Ana Maria Dulles sclte-
ra, residente en- la Gale Ancha, mime
70 200.
El envenenamiento fu6 producidc
por haber ingerido varias pastilIas de
permanganato de potasa. rue asistida
en- la saIa de socorros de aauel barrio
ror el practicante sevilla y pas6 1uego
al hospital municipal en- estado grave.
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Ell DR.. KoPPANYT AFIRMA QUE.
LOS oJos DE LOS PERRoS PUEDEN
SER CosIDs AL NERvIo oPTTco
HUMANE


Ell doctor Koppanyi, que ejerce su
profession en- Ell afortunado extreme de
Austria Hungria, acaba de comnnicarle
a la Academia de Ciencias de Viena un
hallazgo cientifco de inapreciabla valor
para los espirittstas. FL doctor Kop-
panyi, afirma que los ojos de los pc
rros puedens ser cosidos al nervic 6ptico
humane, y este injerto perruno lie de-
vuelve a los ciegos Ell perdido don de
Ia vista.
iEl DR.. Koppanyi, por 10 visto, Sc
pierde de vista!
Y dira Ell lector lque tiene "que
yer Allan Kardeck con todo este?
Salta Ia vista.
Emilio Carrere d6mosle, para ex,
plicar nuestra afrmact6n una s'ojeada'
a la poesia sentimental Emilio Carre-
re, Ell hondo poeta de 'La Musa del
Arroyo. lie tiene. dedicados unos yer.
sos en- romance los perros que, en- la
media noche le ladran desaforadamente
la luna. -.
5Que ven con sus ojos estos canes
aulladores?
ICuando estiran Ell hocico, enarcan
las orejas, y Sc apoyan con miedo SO
bre las dos patas delanteras? Gaue per
ciben sus acuosas pupilas en- la miste
ROSA sombra? GDescubren acsso duer
des, trasgos, fantasmas. elementales, G
almas en- pena?
Asi pregunta, todo en- octasilebos aso
nantados, Ell dulce vate.
Y ahora, ha salido'' al ''bate'
este doctor Koppanyi, de viena, dan
dole una facIidad al poeta para que
pueda responder el mismo sus pregun.
tas rinadas.
Y de paso iestan de placemes los esprit
tistas! PorQue 81 los hombres ciegos pue
den recuperar la vista con ell simple in
jerto de unos ojos de perro, aunque sea
este 'tirarles a perros' icuantas naravi
Has astrales no entreveran estos her.
manos nuestros, mixtos dc var6n y hem
bra y de bull-dogb!'
Desde luego, probablemeptc, diran,
al recuperar Ia vista, algunas ''perre-
rfas' Pero, ieste sera ell finicc
riesgo de la arriesgada operacion6! Los
hombres- -perros seran testigos oculares
del mas ana. !,
Aun cuando nadie ha lido aln ma:
ALA que Ell doctor Koppanyi.
Los espiritistas afrman que hay di
versas admirables cosas que escapar
al ojo humane; esta transplan.aci6n al
hcmbre de los ojos del perro, iensan-
chara el campo de La vision 6ptica!
Atlnque es possible entonces que yea
mos muchas visiones.
Aao tras .afo descubrimos en- verdad
nuevoss horizontes. La cirugfa ha hechc
progresses notables. Suturas del coraz6n
costillas de plata, mandibulas de orc
trozos de cabeza de metal.
IVAO CSeoS VJoS uc peIIo, IIauSp1au
tados al hombre, superan toda imagi
naci6n.
La noticia-que debe ser estudiads
por los centros de psicologia Gcl espa,
cio-es grata para estos feligresesh del
entretenido rito. Los espiritistas que
mo ven la suya' pueden apresurarse
a utilizar Ell irvento. 81.
isera cosa de DIR un medium
cue avizora cl plano astral con los dos
ojos grandes v dulces de un perro de
lanas!
sera cosa de trasquilarlO inwediata-
mente.
ssso Il h d Il Il d 4
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NO CoBRARoN LA
PAsADA QUINCENA

Nuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce nos
infcfma que los ennpleados municipales
no pudieron cobrar su debido tempo
el sueldo correspondence a la primera
quincena del pasado mes, ignorandose
las razones que hubo para tai apIaza-
miento.
Los empleados municipales agrega
nuestro corresponsal -estan de placemes
ahora, pues han colorado las dos ounce
mas juntas.
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UNA NINo MUERE ESTRoPEADo
PoR UN AUTO

En- la Gale ssJos6 de Diego, es-
quina ''Mariano Vidal de Areci-
bo, Juan Montalvo, de 16 ahos. en- los
momentos en- que corrfa en- I'M bicicle-
ia choco con el autom6vil de IS. i.
Rocafort y CO.. y recibi6 contusionea
en- Ell cuerpo.
FL herido fu6 asistido en- Ia Clinica
del DR.. susoni y horas despu6s de ser
trasladado al hospital municipal, yalle-
clio consecuencia de los golpes reci.
bidos.
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Sin Intervention del CIero

colossal pelicula por Virginia Faire-la
reifcula de todas las asociaciohes carl
tativas de los Estados Unidos--dedi-
cada a todo aquel que tenga su GREEN
cia-no importa su religion Esta
pelicula es una garantia para 81 publico.
DOMINGO GRAN ESTRENO
Mahlon Hamilton, Ell favorito de las
mujeres en- la colossal pelicula do meri-
tos extraordinarios:- en- actos a
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UN PUNETAzo EN- UN oJo

En- el barrio ''Palo Hincadc'' :, de
Barranquitas, Alberto otero. acometi6
y agredio Candida Dfaz, producien.
dole una confusion en- el odo izquierdo.
La herida es de pron6stico reservado.
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Ell cHIcuELo, EN- Ell AMERICA

Esta noche exhibira el popular tea
tro America la monumental peiicu-
la del rey de La risa Charles Chaplin,
titulada "El Chicuelo", de Ia afama-
da casa alquiladora de pelicu'as me
dal Film Co.
Los mas importantes 1diarios de los
Estados Unidos han emitido juicios cri
ticos acerca de FL Chicuelo", llegan
do la conclusion de que estA es la
meyor pelicula que ha "t1lmado'' Cha
Min
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Oficina del Quarter Master (Bajos) de
la Corte de Distrito- Distrito primero,
un pauuete conteniendo tres documen-
tos relacionados con la casa de la Sra.
Felisa Fernandez, perdidos en- Ell des-
carrilamiento del caro- electrica ntme-
70 80 ocurrido el jueves ppdo.. las
IL v As minutos de la tarde frente q
la casa de Madana Luchetti. Advt.
8 aN. r1rnrsArsrO cTrTNYnApcr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-07
PARA Ell RErUe1o DE N1aos

Los sres. suazo y seiio, ccnisionis-
tas de esta ciudad, regalaron al Refu-
gio de nifos Desamparados ounce IL
bras del famoso chocolate de Caracas,
LA INDIA, con el cual Sc desayunan
como prfnNpes los huerfanitos, en- es.
tos dfas de aguinaldo.
Ell Refugio agradece mucho este do
native.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-07
Ell ANTONIO lopez

Roy, a las diez de la rnafiana, sale
para ia Habana el trasatlantico espa-
mol sAntonio Lopez que neg5 aver
q San Juan.