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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

NJ tfInk and Cob Coon (str1s.
gllhG !, he water and ptimmelinA
each o.her for deaF litel rolled our
on tho ground az the very feet OF
Nancy aud Nick and Sprinkle Blow,
who had been watching the whole
thing.
u - 4. Martyrs bushy tail
and .. nd q grip on Cob,s ear.
'iYod'vC spoiled all my iunY
cried Cob, giving Martyrs tail a
iefk.
"And you've spoiled my dinner"
snaried Marty Grossly, pulling cob's
ear so hard itnearly came off, and
reaching for the other. i've been
waiting to catch BlaclSie Bass for
years and now you've gone and
ruined everything"
And I've been waiting, too" re-
piled Cobb, punching Marty In the
eye, and, I'm sorry to say, kicking
him also in the ribs. which knocked
the breath out of Marty 50 that he
couldn't answer.
mr.. Moon helped me by going
away" went on Cob, land Sprinkle.
Blow muddied the WATER
mo, they helped me-" painted
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

Marty, who'd found his breath by
this time. "oh, / do wish that you
would keep out o. my way. You are
a nuisance" And 70 show that he
meant 4, he hit Cob on the nose 40
hard as he could.
Dear, dearis said Sprinkle Blow
To- Nancy, i'this has gone far
enough. I'll have to tell Phil Frog
to call time. That will stop them.
Nick, you go over to Lily Pond and
tell Phil TO croak as loud as he
can"
In minute there was a loud
"kerchug! .A:hunk!" from Lily
Marty and Cob let 60 and listen.
ed, they they were of like a streak
to hunt Phi They'd forgotten all
about Blaciie.
Down under his lllypad Phil
laughed. He knew he was safely
hidden.
Blackie Bass, under his rock, was
laughing, too. solsmnly.
Ito Be Continuedl
Copyright, 1921. by Newspaper
Enterprise.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

and young ladies' can use their
own Judgment about sending their
guests home-and rents are going
to be cut In two. Good nighti"
And now, IN regard to Ethel
and. Mr.. Langford, they-well, this
is love story
Copyright 1891 by the Mcclure
Newspaper syndtcate)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

maso. eElsply trled bacon aaslAsd
nf salad dressing.
Chop TIN hhsns fIneiy. Chip me
.bacnu There should % half ss
much hacon % tiese are beans.
Put ! alice o ItlonstaFon buttsrsd
shcle hsat bread aaa beans AID
salad dresstag 6ryssit and papFikI
andsA tint tlt ptteli1n salt.
--..--.s.-.s.--sJ tepis Fus6 Over
Apples, sasAr. pls crust
Pare quarter. core and slles -ap-
sptes Allow About cep sugar
Iff ~ each e. safn.oEes aseeaaiH !: on
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

.Eatonlc Gets Her UpI

aoyer . year az, ,,ssAyr AIrs. Dor,
10 Inosths did not think ] would live.
Eatonie helped me 60 much / An
now up and Rble % work. rrecom,
uend It highly rttanach trouble. .
Eatenie hslps people 70 ri vel ),
taking up and Carrying cut tho e..
cess aeidity and ghses that pnl ~,
stomach cut Of order. II you hsss
Indigestion, aonrnss6, heartburn,
beiehtng, food repeating, or ofhei
stomach distress, taxa An EatcnIe
after each meal. BIZ boz costs onl,
strtas with your draEsiAt erarantes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27
cI.EAM A1ARAsrEa-

Wash soiled alabaster with soap
and water. Whitewash the stained
parts and let stand several hours.
Then wash of the whltewash and
rub the stained parts with a soft
flannel.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

Dampen The toa cloth ii
sene Il Soa would remove Tie a5l,
lgrease STAN nom sw6sien material
20 not reb 4 too hard lest you Ia
lure Use fabric.
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snup.

Soup should mot actually bon, but
thould simmer. This blends II bet.
ter without bringing out a too in.
tense flavor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

Chickens are best II they have
been well chilled before cooking.
T'hg leu can be put right on the
flesh With no bad effect.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27
CABBAGE.

Remove the lid from the pan
while you are boiling cabbage II
you would have a vegetable which
is nicely colored.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27
HEADS Upl

II you are preparing aspSraEus
stand 1t upright IN the kettle and
let the water reAeh only 70 the
heGds. Thsy should not be GOV.
cred when boiled.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

TIE DaI
SHORT Story
Williams and Horse
Thieves

W
Ase So Il4 110rse
Thieves
xA,,1, 3,S;{sss -. .,,,, u,
.sse .Ni!lAAtgps4 {, {;
|f Ia piiFcea Hhaa Cr4ucsH
Z I, " Y sony ftipn.
7 wert afgne Mith you" re-
tpEnea Ethel Eliptar
Hllha was readiaa . letter Tho.
pohttiAa had Inst iaft. Ethel Was
ifeep " q liplieSi mnEaztne.
,rs hpgslss !. u ded Hlida, as
she rad jch
!, TAat sst9semsnt viii never
stat p q1sfTsl between ynJi, and
ns Ethel turning ID
nase 81 Tie ma zine,
80 hdrbsth i6Tes and muir
stefetSi" raysd Hflda. mo owner
% an apartment house win ever
seq te theeyer."
Jtdgs not that ye be not
judge4 yarned Ethel
TOOK Here, Ethel!" shrilledI
HiidA rising from fcr chair and
stainping 9s foot. IN you knew
wAat this letter meant you would
not e SO Indifferent. :
ntael laid aside the magazine
ana locked up smiling. She was
mg uniting kind.
Ven what does II mean I" she
INJURED sRe9hy.
" meaps Just tnls,f SAG Ailae
seyagel, tbs - q letter from
= Qa s5nithers and u Announces 2
KY fAise IN rent y also tells US
tnet He pnpnosFapns may pc
piayeds n THIS building after eight
o'ciosk ~ ptsht and that young
iany tenants must send young men
cNueTs 1ome ~ ha1t past eight
gtnsi FORGOT 70 smile. Her eyes
pia5ea
'xn less my indiflefenee!" she
sala 4 sanelon ~ you have sid
0ia shitneEg sees W BED every
might ~ etght o'clock and that's
why ns ORDERS music stopped a.
mat nour. Hos an old Crouch that
never nag 2 siFl' look a. him withs
49, 80 49, tttssssal ~ W 'AttlaHSe NR ,SAes
our men friends Of the hour when
they psnally arrive. mean your
men ttends, Hilds. becanse neT.
OF hayesapy. ] have to 80 into the
bedroom every other night SO you
may entertain In the living room.
lust the same, ! might have Q beau
some nignt 80. you see. this lat
est edict affects me. You know,
eStoo, mat j love music and that |
agnt get home from work until
naM PAST seven We might as well
sen ne pnonograpn. And the rent
OF course. that's the worst blow
q aM. ~ makes hundred per cent
niae IN the last yoar. Yes, Hilda,
llYe Siost my indifference. But
Mnet can We DOT There's no place
70 MOVE.
hhda dropped into q chair.
dness wen have 70 grin and
boar II. she moprned. We'll 80
without those new dresses TO meet
The raise, and wen resign our.
sslfeS 70 single blessedness the
rest 5ot our lives
9st 30 old smithers can en-
seJsE the comforts Of his gfopchy
6aepeEornood, added Ethel. "lts
untortunate that he lives right I'M
dsf nsi otherwise We might for.
81 some OF his orders now and
,basa. wonder how he gets away
hwiEh these things? He doesn't own
me building, does her
Ee; at least, ! understand that
doesn't But that makes no DIFF.
erSo. The owners are worse
n their agents. Well. It simply
saps more economy for us, so
owner can have more luxury"
81 EtnA agreed. but the very next
daI she fell from grace. On her
way 20 the car Line from the office
i Were she worked, she passed o
tphrrpraph shop with display OF
seerds In the window. They were
az grand opera selections and
were offered at a bargain. Shn
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27
FRUIT srAINs.

Unless fruit stains are too old
they can be removed by washlnS
In hot water in which baking soda
hAs been dissolved. Old STAINS can
he. REMOVED by putting The slain
over q basin OF very hot wa,er and
rubbing Il %. WITH sslts Of lemon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27
scALn IL.

Scald the milk for your custard.
1t should then be poured hot on the
eggs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27
RoIL sIowLYI

II the potatoes are boiled too fast
they will be soft and broken on the
outside and hard on the inside.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

Copyright, 1921, by Newspaper
Enterprise.l
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27

manner the doors became thrown
open and the panic stricken crowd
/. snfged out.
Ethel felt, that she would be
tfstshed Il. death, for ahe was shott
md those about her were tall.
oneet out Of the car, however; she
detached herself from the crowd
And started running along the
track holding the precious rec.
efdB high il. one hand to prevent
thsh destruction
Her arm -%as- caught In a finn
gtagp and she was terked back.
ward, "A tall young man, with
twinkling eyes, was holding her,
.sJtst In t!me!" he exclaimed
Z DO you know. young lady, you
we're Just about 70 step on the
third rail? The rest Of the crowd
Thought about It, panic.stricksn
though they were, and kept clear.
Dpr,t you know II would have
meant instant deRth!"
Ethel turned pale
ssrhank-thank ytou," she STAN.
mored. "for saving my life"
sob, IT'S all right" assured the
ysHlg man. u think I had better
t4ks charge Of you, thourn. tet
me take that bindle-phonoErap
records. aren't, they7'
aYes." she breathed, relinQuish.
lh9 tho burden.
He escorted her safely back 10
Z tho station and they made their
way 70 the greet, The man hailed
4 taxicab.
what tre you doIng7" Ethel
incurred!
sraklng you home" he returned
imply. somethtng is wrong n
ne subway. but you must gei
home OF yon1 4=you'1l be late for
dinner, or gomethins."
There was no use dissAnttnE,
The man had . .commgudtnE way
Win him. pnd bes!dos he had
! AVID Nor life. It would mot "a
10 b6trude.
z Ethel arrived home slightly
ahe4d % time, ana the man got
out ~ the taxi vita he-.
I3ere are the rreords.n he said
hsndias them to- her. What are
ttisy jaEz!b
Is should say shcti 9 she retorted
indignantly They're gran d
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-12

Hoy exhibira este cine la tercera
iornada de la preciosa cinta
Ell Conde de MontecristO
DAMAS GRATIS.
DINERo PARA SoCoRRER
A Los QUE sUFREN

Ell Comisionado de Servicio P1blico
de San Juan, sr. Travieso, Ia recibido
las siguientes contribuciones para ayu
dar las victimas del incendio de Puer
ia de TERRA
De los sres. .sBrrnet saenz Y CO..,
de San Juan, $4,000
De don Juan Sierra, propietario de
los cines ''Monte Carlo y Real
como producto de las funciones dadas
en- la noche del jueyes, $3Oo.25.
Del sr. Movikoff, administrator del
circo Loretta, como producto del be
neficio del dia 8. $6S.6o.
oportunamente Sc publicara un in
forme sobre la inversion que ha de dar-
Sc a estos fondos.
Las personas que deseen contribuir a
esta obra de benefcencia pueden en-
war sus contributions al Sr. Travieso.
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INFO ORMACION GENERAL
En- la Corte Federal

Sc march6. y Ia policia de.uvo = Dos otFos
y confsc6 las Iatas de me.aza y si earro.
La Certe Orden6 Ia compareccncia De Pro
videneia L6pez de Victoria. para que de-
mostrara, en- 81 dia, p0r cue 70 dsbia con
fscarsc Ell vehiculo
I'm Ell case De Juan Martinez h6sximi
no Rosa. habisEdose deolaraao no cuipa
dos sslicitaron juic.o sin iurado snfs Ia
Corte, y este sehal6 el dia 20 para "a vis
"a.
In el case De Manuel Medina fsD
Ahe. resulta que este individuo. sl dia
de su onomastioo. fuS sOrugendido misn
tras corducia doce boteilas de ron De.
clar6 que 70 rscoraaba nada. puea sss
dia el habia bebido tanfo. que ssisba
"bilOrdo''. ssg6n 81 prepia manifesto
ci6n la COrte ls impuso veints d6larss
las sostas.
En- el caso de Juan Meiin. Ia Corts
en- vista de las dsclaracioues fan con
tradictorias del acusado. le impuso IA
sentencia mas fuerts de Ia tsmpoFada
consistente en- cien d6larss de mulsa y
las cOstas.
En- los casos contra Ram6r Ortiz oua
daiupe, Ricardo Hernandez. Lsis vaz-
qucz Martinez. Justine ortiz y Juan 81
menez Per-. Ia cOrte orden6 81 aFrss;o
del acusadO con apercibimierto De los
fiadoTes.
En- la taTde de aver se discu'i6 h
moci6n De elfmiuaci6n del ''Meresntils
Bank Of America. para que ~ slimins
una orden directa por Ia corts q 20
de mario. er el case del "rscsivsEship
de la "west Porto Rico Sugar csmp
any. siendo los sbOgados De tas partss
los sehores Molina De st. Rsny y Cell
y cuchi (cayJ
En- algunos de los casos antsFiores lis
varon los iuicios les iesrados Juan y
IIuyke. Juan valldsiuly y BENJAMIN Que
IRA MOndrag6n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-12
VENUS 'BoLsHEvIKIs'

Ell detective Mudoz arrest6 Isabel
gCintron y Amalia Nazario, quienes AGO
metieron y agredieron con una navajo
y un pedazo de shierro a Obdulia Sando
val, causandole graves golpes, por 10
que fue precise llevarla al hospital.
La causa del disgIsto fl16 porGue las
dos primeras, que son huelguistas, Sc opo
ndan que la otra fuera a trabajar a
la fabrica de ccigarros
Ell juez senalo cada una de las acu
sadas quinientos d6lares de fianza, Ia
cual aver tarde AIM no habian prestado
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GRAN FERIA
en- Ell HIP ODROMO
4

EstandO para terminar la ins-
talaCiOn de los espeCtacuIos, Sc
avisara muy prOntO su i1augu=
raci6n. iabra Cine, DuettOs,
Bailarinas, Laberint0, JuegOs
Atleticos, ChaInpiOnatos de Base
Ball, Basquet Ball, ETC., Fen6=
l1lenos, Bales sOciales, v popu=
iares e infinidad de diversiOneS
yariadas.
Sc adniten proposiciones de
espectaculOs dignos de ser pre-
sentad0s.
Dirija su caFta al Apartad0
No. 494 de la COmpaiiia de Fes-
teJos del Hip6drOnlO. Adyf.
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Ell GLoRIoso ANIvERsARIo DE
UN CoMPosIToR NATIvo

Hoy Sc cumplen IS amos de la muerte
de Juan Moren Campos, genial cOmpo
sitor de mdsica.
Morell Campos es Ell compositor de
Indsica de mas relieve que ha tenido
Puerto Rico, por su delicado tempera-
mento, por su originalidad y pOr ell
se1lo personaisimo que tenfan todas sus
creaciones Al morir, lego la posteri-
dad una obra bella, 'fuertemente emo
tiva, que encarna el espiritu sohador e
inquieto de SUI epoca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-12

; En- el case contra Severe Cuevas Ju
lio Rivera Hernandez, ell segundo no
compareci6 Y ell primero Sc declare cul
pado, pero Ia Corte difiri6 la celebration
del juicio contra ambos hasta que sea
ercontrado el otro acusado traido a
presencia del tribunal a responder L.
acusaci6n conjunta
En- Ell ESQ contra Catalina Anastasio
Hernandez, alegaron su inocenciay Sc Sc
halo el juicio para el lunes pr6ximo
Ensel case contra Julio Hernandez,
Sc lie impuso diez d6lares de mrllta y
las costas.
En- Ell case contra Nicolas Herrera.
despues de haberse declarado culpado.
la Corte aplaz6 dictar sentencia al acu-
sado hasta que Sc traiga a presencia de
la inisma a Jose Lopez como coacusado.
Err Ell case de Juan Lucas, sc sefial6
la vista del case para el diez y siete.
por haberse declarado no culpado.
En- Ell case de Francisco Lopez. la
Corte lie impuso un dollar de multa las
costas, por tratarse de un ancfano car.
gado de familia.
En- Ell case contra Pedro Lopez v Ce
clio Miranda, Ell segllndo no compareci6.
" el primero manifesto que era culpado,
zero hizo La explicaci6n de como habia
ircurrido en- el delito. Dijo que es aba
probando I'm autom6vil de Providence a
Lopez de Victoria, residente en- san. Sc
bastian setenta y cinco, en- esta capital.
y que en- Ell trayecto de San Juan Ca
guas, Sc encontr6 en- el camino un CARO-
desmantelado, en- el cual habia dos ca.
balleros, quienes lie suplicaron los lleva-
"a hasta Rio Piedras, 10 cual scce5i6
Miranda, no obstsnte llevar ellos dos la
tas al parecer de melasa, sobre las cuales
fueron sentados los referidos caballeros
pues no tenia cabida Ell autOm6vil Al
llegar Rio Piedras, uno de los sehores
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Nuestro corresponsal nos informa q.
don Jose Rafols Roger, dueno del Tea
tro Isabelefio', ha adquirido un solar
frente a la plaza de Corchado, con ell
fin de construir uno nnevo cine; que les
masones de la logia "Cuna de Manuel
Corchado" han comprado un edifcio en-
la Gale de Comercio, con ell fin de tener
un temple de su propiedad; que en- el
campo atletico de la escuela de COrcha-
do Sc celebr6 un desafio de "basket
BALI, entire los teams 'sEscolar'' v
Especial, saliendo victorioso ell pri
nero; que Sc encuentra enferlno Ell co
nocido comerciante don Antonio Geigel
Paredes, por nltimo, que lla fallecido
Ia apreeiabilisima dana Cola serano.
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coNFERENcIA EsCoLAR
EN- Al
EN- ADJUNTAs


El domingo sc celebr6 en- Ell barlio de
Vegas A.rriba' una conferencia Ia
que result6 excelente. sorprendidos que
damos al yer que la casa escuela esta-
ba LENA de bote en- bote, y que desde
todas las Tomas descendian numerosos
campesinos con el fin de asistfr al ac-
to. Daba gusto contemplar aquel her
moso espectaculo, Y parecia como que
sc iniciaba un dia de fiesta en- Ell cual
cada uno de ellos iba ser coronado
con un ramo de felicidaa, que ahogara
Ell peso de los sufrimientos de eada
dfa.
A las nueve v media de la mafana
empez6 la fiesta, resonando aun en- los
mas remotos lugares los acordes de Ia
banda escolar, dirigida por Ell compe-
tente maestro Juan Acosta. Daba gus
to yer cuanta algeria Sc refejaba en-
los rostros de sQuellos campesinos.-
En- el curse del acto, hahl6 don
Antonio Rivera, quien hizo brotar IA
grimas los Ojos de tina anciana que
le ola. Miguel vszquez recit6 una poe
sia titulads ''Corazones'. le sigui6
el que estas hneas escribe.
visitamos a don j. Acosta, quien nos
obsequi6, asi como varias j6venes mas.
Nuestra sincera felicitaci6n a IA srta.
Juana F. Alrnod6var, maestro del ba-
rric.
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r1EsrAs RN sABANA eRANDE

Nuestro corresponsaI nos dice que han
dado principle ALI las festas en- honor
de San Isidro Labrador, que prometen
resultar esplendidas En- la primera no
yena la igIesia Sc VIC LENA per complete
de fervientes catoicos; que en- Ell teatro
Selection varios oradores hicieron
tlso de la palabra el ''Dia de las Ma
dres'', que, desde hace dias, vienen
vendiendo ALI la leche adulterada, por
10 cual naman la atenci6n al Comisiona-
do de Sanidad
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cABo RoJo EN-
EsTADo DEPLoRABIE

Euestro Corresponsal en- Cabo Rojo
nos infefma que IA negado Ia hors De
lamar la afenci6n a Ia Administrator
para que ordsne Ia Impieza de las ca
lies. pues debido Ia falta de Iluvla. ss-
tar cubiertas de pOlvo, y que los barren
deros recogcn las basuras y las qusman
en- grandes mOntones. pcriudioando al
la salud del.pueblo.
Nuessxo corresponsai agrega aslmisno
que una nube de mozaIbetss lena Jas ca
lies. dor4e ofendeh. con ais palabEosas.
las damas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-12
MUNrc1rro DE MocA, pro. RIG,
oficina del Comisionado de SerVicic
Publico

Por la presente Sc declara vacante
la plaza de Comisionado municipal de
Sanidad Benefcencia con el hsber
annual de 1850 dollars. Sc hace constar
Que una persona interesada en- los SER
vicios facultativos de La inunicipali-
dad, contribuira con La suma de $12o
de su peculio, para aumentar la primera
asignaci6n Official.
No hay en- la poblaci6n otro m6dico
y la jurisdiction de acuerdo con ell I'LL
timo Censo alcanza una poblaci6n de
1880 habitantes.
Moca, P. R., mayo 5, 1921.
Francisco ACEvEDo,
comisionado Mpal. del servicio Pdblico.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-12
USE PARAL1zARAN LOS TRENEsf

Sc nos ha informadO que la huelgs
de los empleados en- los talleres del Fe-
rrocarril Sc hara extensive de un mo
mento a otro los empleados del trai-
co, 81 la Compafia no accede 10 soil.
citado por aQuellos.
No es extraiio que el servicio de trt
mes vuelva a interrumpirse, pues tene
mos informes de que la Compafiia nc
cedera nj un apice en- Ell camino que Sc
ha trazado.
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ada por paaba econostas la satisfaction
5necesafia.
Tai presenta final dramatco-toda vida es un
drama dea sustanca incuestionabe-e veo
campe6n de los ercados del undo que nac6 en- hde
de dos Pueras De trente dos ventanas mr6 paIaco
senmperia Forcege6 con la fortuna Ia venco Luch6 con
los mercados los sometio abro huaanidad
entonces fue que du6 la paz de La Histo
ria puede abrirse para ell
SIS Felix MATos BERNER
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Jun cR1MEN EN- MoRov1sQ

SegiIn nos comunica nuestro correspcn
sal, en- la Gale de Santo Domingo, de
Mcrovis, apareci6, envuelta en- un slco
de papel, una criatura, no bien nacida,
y que Sc supone fue arrojada ALI por
cuadquier persona, con prop6sitos crimi
males.
FL juez de paz esta hacienda una in
vestigaci6n.
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ALU1xNAs PARA NURSES

Ia Clinica AEiramar tiene sttio para
un ndmero de j6venes que dsseeu ss-
tudiar y practicar.
La senorita Superintendenta faeilita
rs los informe5 necssarios. santurce.
Stop 10. Advt
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! LCDo. ABRAHAM PEfsA ROMERO
Abogado- -Notario

Tengo el gusto de participar al pd-
blico en- general, que he trasladado mi
ofcina notarial mi residencia, Gale
''Dos Hermanos'' ndmero 90, Santur.
ce, Parada 10, dOnde Ofrezco mis- ser
vicios PROFESSIONALS.
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M1RADA RETROSPECTIVE

Hoy, 12 de mayo, Sc cumplen cuatro
amos Que el ejercito ingles Sc mantuvo
frne, cOnteniendo la formidable ola
del ejercito aleman, en- Bullecourt.-
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GOmeTCiaRte en- PrOViSiOnes

Tenemos complete surtido de cllantos
artfculcs conciernen d nuestro rarno, que
recibtmos semanaimente. Antes de COM
prar visitehos Eame : nuestro selefo-
40 n s
PEREZ HERMASos
Tal6fono 2S5. Isabel II Mum. Advt
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La coMIsToN DE
sERv1cTo PUBLIco

Aver no hubo session or Ia Conisi6n
dc ScrviciO P6blieo por fal;a De ''qno.
rum. segin nos informaron ds Ia Sc
cretaria de Ia sxpresada comasl6n.
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LAS ALMORRANAS SE CURAN
EN- s A ID DIAS. UNGUENTO PAZO
las clla. va sean si1nples. sangrantes.
externas o con picaz0n. La primera
aplicaci6n ds alivio Advt.
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INFoRMEs DE isabella J

2s5. Isabel II Ndm.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-04-01
Fisherman's Luck

A few days ago John Bush, of Gay
street, who claims to be the piscator-
ial expert par excellence of the ter
ritory lying east of the North Fork
of Licking river, started out early in
the morning loaded to the guards
with all Sorts of fishing parapher-
MALTA, including a large basket to con-
tain those members of the finny tribe
which he expected to lure from their
native element. His anxious better
half, after waiting until long after
the usual hour for his return, pre-
pared a fishless supper of which she
and her daughter partook. When the
disciple of Isaac Walton at length
wandered in, weary and footsore and
soaked to the skin, he brought with
him one measley little fish about the
size of his finger, which he carefully
placed in the kitchen sink, where it
remained until removed by a neigh
boris cat. SO endeth the chapter. o.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-04-01
15c Ell Verso Cigars, 2 for 25c at
f ERMAN'S DRUG STORE
Soon Forget Good Wage Promise


One of the reasons advanced by the
Ohio Electric Railway Co. in favor
of granting an advance in passenger
fare was that it would render the
paying of good wages to the en-
ployes possible; and yet, almost be-
fore the ink on the mayors signature
approving the ordinance is dry, cut
of car barn men, who represent the
"Open Shop" or American plan,
at the Newark barn is announced.
General Manager Gilpin, of Spring
field, says "a simultaneous reduction
of the wages of all employees is not
contemplated, but in time the road
may be forced to regulate it's opera
ting expenses by cutting the wage to
conform with falling prices"