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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
Ma Jority s.....ssl. lO4
Careless Shampo oing
Spoils the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully.
n YOU want 10 keep your hair looking
its best. Nest soaps and prepared
shampoos sont.sin too much a1kali.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle. and ruins IL.
The best thing for steady use Is Mul-
sified cocoanut oil shampoo (which is
f.ure and grraseleas), AMI is better
than anything Else you can use
One Or two teaspoonsSul Of Mulsiaed
will cleanse the hair and scalp thor
oughly. Simply moisten the hair
with water and rub It in. II makes
an abundance Of rich. creamy lather.
which rinses nut easily. removing
every particle of dust. dirt. iandruff
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and Il leaves the
scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky.
bright, lustrous. fluffy and easy to
manage.
You can get Muisifled cocoanut OH
shampoo At any pharmacy. it's very
cheap, and 4 few sunces will supply
svery nerlber Of the family for
months. BE sure your druggist gives
you Mulsified.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
BUILDING COSTS.
ReaAtsstm~at Com missjon 10 Meet
Tkts Afternoon.

Another session Of the committee on
readjustmerlt Of building costs Will
be held this afternoon at o'clock In
the rooms Of tho Chamber of Com
merce. which II IL hoped Will complete
the series.
r.. canfy May has prepared the
plans for the new residence which
ex-governor Charles II. Miller ulll
build at Delaware and Woodiapn
avenues. IN the Rockford Park sec-
tion.
Tho Feinbcrg store at 50s-S King
street will carry out interior aItera-
tons beginning June 10. which win
add 900 feet Of floor space. john y.
Kennedy Is the architect.
Mcmahon Brothers are 10 enlarge
their store at Sixth and King streets
and also their building ~ Third and
Orange streets, making Of the latter
modern storage warehouse AZ an ex-
pense Of nearly $4,000. Plans have
been made by John J. Kennedy, arch
itect and Joyce and Kerrigan are the
contractors, and win begin operations
III July.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06

by two powerful electric lights. 40 as
to make II possible to read the figures
as far away as Market and sShipley
streets. In fact, Every Evening was
enabled to give the most intelligent
report OF the results as they became
known. and at the conclusion the
bulletin boards told the whole story,
and they were read with much inter-
est late into the night and all day
yesterday.
When tho result became haown Re-
publicans formed a parade and went
to the home of Mr.. Harvey, mayor
elect. at 9o7 Broome street, where
addresses were made by Mr.. Harvey
Howard M. Ward. who had been
elected president of Council; Samuel
j. White. who had won for city treas
urer; Col. j. Austin Ellison. city
chairman. and Thomas w. Miller.
Alien Property Custodian at Wash
ington.
The story of the election is best
told in the tables printed elsewhere in
this issue of Every Evening.
The new administration takes Of
fee July /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
URSULINE ACADEMY
Com mencemtnt Exercises on Wednes.
day Afternoon, June 15

On Wednesday afternoon, June Is
at o'clock, the students of the Ursu-
line Academy who have successfully
completed the high school course OF
studies will receive their diplomas
from the hands of Ri Rev. John j
Monaghan, Bishop of Wilmington.
The young ladies to receive this dis
tInction are: Miss Catharine Irene
Dougherty, Miss Gladys Virginia
Dashieli, Miss Mary Josephine
krueger, Miss Mary Elizabeth O'Neiii.
Miss Mary Margaret Kelley, of the
classical course. and Miss Catherine
Cecilia Hunt, Miss Marian Agnes
Walsh. Miss Helen Marie McAteer.
OF the commercial course
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
HARVEY FOR MAYOR.
DEMOCRATS ELECT
FIVE COUNCllMEN
conslaued from page /.

ilsyard. the Democratic nomine, for
mayer, who was a frank advocate of
the non Iis rstsan charter bill that the
ipuple want. was beaten by Mr.
Harvey rs . majority of only 2,o6l,
Whereas, uNArr normal conditions.
oven with ", small vote that was
iioiisd, Mr. llarvey's majority should
have approNmated 5000. In IN.
seventh ward alone. which Is the
heaviest Republican ward In the city.
Mr flarNvys majority wns only about
zoe, instead sf the 1000 or 5000 that
mlRht have hcen expected had the
Republican nominee come out like
Nj. nayard for the uon-partisan
eharler, Thsrv was similar cutting
ln Mr aasaris favor, though not as
heavy. Iva Tn t'lfth, sixth, Eighth
and Ninth wards. All Republican
atTnnghalda ~ addition 10 this de-
frctinn. u II known that many RE-
punlleana liying in the uptown wards
did not vote. The presumption is that
many al thcm were 80 disgustcd with
ihn conditions ~ their own laarty that
thvy would not vote fur It's ticket and
did rot care g. vote fur Democrats.
u II true, slso, that the Democratic
vote was lignt, especially IN some of
thn uptown wards IN most of the
downtown wards. especially Ia the
Fourth, Tenth. Eleventh and Twelfth,
the Democratic vote was pretty well
gotten cut IN that section OF town.
however, there was the added incen
tive uf the mN cullcCtorship. which
was Threatened ~ the heavy negro
vote Ia the First and Second wards
Tho ticket printed az the head OF
thlE column was elected by sub
Htantlal msiorities. except In d few
instances. whore the vote was clos,
THIS was especially true in the Couu
cllnlaniC contests IN the Fourth an,
Twelfth wards John I. polan. a.
ns,mooratlc candidate for collector 81
nNuw "a tho Southern district. was
un the anxious bench until the last
rrturns were IN. when u was shown
that he had defeated A. r. Walsen.
hts liepublioan opponent, by a ma
inrlty of ST.. THIS was regarded as
eiOap, tho total vote polled in tho
southern district being about 5000
lioNpNer, MIR polan has proved
sool official and as he IN popular. his
ea.eleetiou wRs looked for. though d
~aa known that tho Republicans wcre
lra,ing no stone unturned In an effor
O. accomplish hts defeat
IA tar as results go. there is no
change IN tho political complexion o.
the city govcrnment. the Republicans
halng ~ control ~ everything tina
counts Will. the Democrats stil hold
their nVo Councilmcn as a sort of
safety valve, and southern district
Culicstnf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
Many Were Dlsinterested.

Neutrality-suspicious. the fac; that There
had for months heen great interest in
thr charter issue. thc returns indi-
,afe that many had no interest AZ all
in the election, 81 they would have
VI ted WorA~rs were busy. though
the naml.cr Gas not a. great as a.
ssamr fortner elections money being
scaFer. according 10 reports.
A. an sorts of premiscs of good re-
suits have hrrn made by the Repuhli-
can candidates. though In the main
eyAwive. q n now up 20 them 20 make
rnzAi. and IL they don't there may be
4 rnskuhing t~o years hence. Incl
dentslly, lt lH interesting 10 note what
the new administration does. II any
ihing, toward clearing up the Gre
uatoFy Insurance mess. The people
want 10 know why tho city did not
set the money for tho building. which
u owned after the building was burn
"a and also why tho $4,000 bond
gwen hy the contractor for faithful
poFfprfnance was not collected after
the contractor gave up his job and
.0aaied added expense and annoyance
ufsun the city, There are lot of
ethsF things the new administration
ear o. 90 help Wilmington, and there
Il nov ample opportunity 70 do these
thinss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
pabl. Informs< Rxri,.

All - saturday evening and way
into The night Every Evening enter
talnad a large throng Of persons. who
IA times cnalnleteiy filled Every Even
lng square fffth street betw-sn Mar
k~i and shipiey. Two large bulletin
uaRfas haa i.een er~ct~d In front OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
Quiet Election.

the eleriion was one of the quietest
ever held ln Wilmington. No arrests
wero made during the day as result
81 trouilc al any 81 the polling places.
1'hs nspartment % Elections had
made admirable arrangements and the
ei~rtlon officers gave fun cooperation,
with TIE result that everything passed
alf smoothly and the result was known
aF early AZ 20 O'Clock at night. though
The f-slis did not clo-e until :, city
time and thc vote had 70 b. counted
ia lab aiatricfa In many Of these dis
iricfR ala. there was n great deal of
cutting, which ls always cause for
dplAy Ia making the count.
rnF sotns reason. there was heavy
falling IN IN the woman vote. In many
ra-nn ihnae who did vote cast their
l.aliuis only after being importuned.
The presumption Is that With many
the novelty of their firEt election had
~efn ~ aud they did not care 70 take
ihc trouble this time, feeling 20 little
Interest in the outcome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06

DO il now call 200 Every I've
ming classified ads ADV.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws % tns Town and Village Ts.a
Strictly Tor susY Readers

A. r. VonDette motored to Airing
ton Wednesday on business.
Edward Donne,ly of New York city
S here for the opening of the fishing
season.
c. +. Breslin has returned from
Wilmington, where he has been on,
business,
Handmade fishing rods, rods repair
ed, new handles put on Old razor
b AIDES. McGurk's, SAP Main Street.
ADV
II. B. Warner one of the screens
best emotional actors is the star Of
The White Dove at Library Thea
tire. ADV.
Mrs. Edward Dewey of Union st
has entered the Putnam Memorial
hospital where she will undergo an
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A, Houran. who
have been visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. Houran, have returned
to Syracuse.
Gould he be sure that he was the
father of his own child after the con
fession he had heard? See II. B. War
ner at Library. Adv.
Mrs John Carrigan and son, John,
left Wednesday for Springfield, Mass,
where they viii visit her SISTER, Mrs
Arnold Thompson.
Mrs. Oscar Kohn of Newark, n. J,
is in town taking charge of the NOV
ing for her parents Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Root who are leaving their home
on South street and moving to one
they purchased on Union street
Rev Franklin Elmer, pastor at Col
cato University, viii speak this even
ing at 1880 in the chapel of the First
Baptist church. is subject VIII be
The Basis of Confidence" Mr. e.
mer was formerly pastor at Pough-
leepsie, n. y The public is invited.
Two players who have figured in
the golf tournaments on the Mount
Anthony Country club course parti-
cipated in the gold medal golf play
at Pinehurst, n. c., this week Geo.
e. Morse Of the Rutland club quallfi-
ed for the first Is with only SIX men
ahead of him. George Worthington
of Mount Anthony will represent Yer
mont in the third 16. He tied for a
place in the second division but lost
out on the luck of the draw.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14
CARE OF THE HAIR

The best thing 70 make
your har soft, thick and
glossy-Parisian Sage. w.
l.. Gokay sells the genu-
inc tina. does not change
the natural color OF the
hair.
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oTRA vEz Ell JUEz MALMIN

En- ell vapor Caracas" lego pro-
cedente de los E.E. U.U. el juez
L. ]. NJ. Malmin, de II Corte Fede-
raj de st. Thomas, de quien, segdn
informamos oportunamente, Sc dijo
cuando su viaje a Washington, que
no habfa podido tomar possession de
su ergo en- st. Thomas, a causa de
ciertas diferencias entire el y ell Co
bernador militar de alli, quien al pa
recer Sc oponia a que Mr. Malmin
tomara possession de su cargo, por no
ser este militar.
Ahora vuelve el distinguido fun
cionario a st. Thomas, despues de
haber conferenciado en- Washington
con el presidente Harding, respecto
a esl question.
En- compafia del sehor Malmin via
ia su bella esposa.
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DEPORTIVA

Tai como Sc habia anmciado, sc lie
varon efecto en- Ia tarde del domin-
go en- el campo del MORO, los iue
gos atl6ticOs anunciados por Ia conf
sion de festejos de las festas del cua-
tro de Julio.
Mas de dos mil espectadores Sc con
gregaron ALI, para presenciar la lucha
entire los atletas que habian de tomar
parte en- los mencionados juegos.
La carrera a 100 yardas fu6 canada
por el militar Torres (El Gacho), sien
do segundo tercero, respectivamen.
te, J. Garcia L. del Castillo.
En- Ia carrera de carretilla, a Glen
yardas, obtuvo el primer premio ell mi
litar ]. Alicea; el segundo, j. Rivera;
y el tereero, Maisonet.
La carrera de obstaculos fu6 CANA
da por ]. Garcia, haci6ndole el segun-
do, ]. del Castillo, Ell tercero, Maiso-
net.
La carrera de sacos fu6 canada IA
cilmente por Nuts haciendole cl Sc
gundo. Gald6n. y ol tercero, M. San
tisteban.
El juego de Ia sega fu6 ganado por
los militares, contra I'M gripo dc pal
sanos, no habiendo concurrido los dc
la Guarda Nacional, que eran los que
Sc habian anuncia6o.
En- el toxeo tomaron parte militia
res de diferentes compahias, cores
pondiendo el triunfo, en- ell primer
match, Carlos Guadalupe; en- el
sesundo. fu6 declarado empate entire
Carlos Benitez y J. Candelario.
El tercer match fu6 declarado
en- favor del militar J. Isaac, de la
Compahia E, contra su contrincants
Victor Garcia, a quien fue uecesario
conducir al cuartel en- hombrOs de al.
gunos de sus companeros.
Para cerrar este numero fueron dc.
signados para luchar los paisanos Ami
ceto Muriel Mario Moler, que des
pues de sostener una gran lucha, fue.
ron empatados.
Los jueces que actuaron en- los jue
gos atleticos fueron los senores siaca
varela Y el captain Weyand.
Telicitamos a don Miguel Mufoz )
al captain Navas por ell feliz 6xito al
canzado.
Mahaaa informaremos sohre el jue
go de ''base BALI en- el que Sc dis
putaron el premio los teams Army
"San juan.
MONgANT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-06
tai DIA COMO HOY
Continuation de la pagina 4.)

Continuation de la pagIna a.
las namas por eucima de las cofas
chimeneas y con las pianchas del cos
tado al rojo. En el ultimo bote de he
ridos fui embarcado por ell tercer Co
mandante Y ohciales y trasportadO a
terra ALI me recogio un bote ame.
ricano, que me. condujo al IOWA, dan
dome cuenta despues ell segundo Co
mandante de que bordo no habian
quedado mas que los muertos, pues 6l
habia dirigido el salvamento a popa
de los que ali Sc habian refugiado a
Ultima hoTa Y a quienes mand0 tirar
al aqua agarrados a ambos que pre-
ventivamente Sc amarraron con toda
seguridad. Ell esta disposition espera-
ron 6l los demas ser recogidOs,
Que efectivamente 10 fueron por ell bo-
te de a bordo.- Excelentisimo senior:
81 comportamiento del Comandante y
ofciales y dotacion del IOWA, que
fue el barco a que nos condujeron los
botes americanos, fu6 en- extreme deli
cado.- Fm recibido con la guardia
fsrmada. al qusrer entregar mi sable
revolver a su Comandante, no los
quiso recibir porquo no me habia rem
dido 4 su barco, sino a cuatro acora-
zados, que no tenia derecho a el.
FL comportamiento de los ofciales
dotaci6n fu6 brillantisimo muchos
hechos heroicos que Sc registraron Sc
ran motive de recommendation especial
81 V. E. en- su dia 10 ordenase.
De los heridos conducidos al IOWA,
murieron cineo al POGO tempo de lie
gar, Sc hizo su entierro con los mis-
mos honores que emplean los america
nos con los suyos, fernando la guar
dia hacienda tres desoargas de fusi-
leria, entierro al que asistieron todos
los prisioneros que fue dirigido por
el capellan del que fu6 VIzCAYA.
Es todo cuanto tengo ell honor de
participar a V. Z. al notifcarle la
perdida de mi buque, en- combate con
cuatro muy supeziores, sin que Sc haya
arriado la bandera Y sin cue el enemi-
go haya posado su planta en- 81, nj
aim para el salvamento, faltando a su
dotaci6n en- ell dia de hoy 80 indivi-
duos.
Dias guarde a v. E. muchos ahos.-
En- Ia mar, bordo del vapor SAN
LUIS, prisionero de guerra, a de
Julio de 1s98.-
Antonio EULATE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-06
JOAQUIN M. oUEvEDo TRIUNFo
EN- sU RECITAL

Como estaba anunciado, Sc celebr6
Ell concerto organizado por el joven te
nor portOrriqueho joaquin M. o@eve-
do, quien pronto partira a la terra
del arte del romancs, italia. con e:
proposito de estudiar canto Y mdsica.
El coIiseo estaba lleno de distingui-
das damas y caballeros de nuestra
"elite" social.
Abri6 ell acto el eiooue1ts orador
Iicdo. Emilio del Toro Cuebas, en- sus-
tituci6n del Licdo. Cayetano Coll y
Cuchi, quien no pndo concurrir.
FL joven tenor JOAQUIN NJ. ouevedo
cant6 con mucho sentimiento "Una
Furtiva Lagrima', de Donizetti En- la
canci6n de Di Capua 80 Sole Mic :.
nos di6 a conocer la dulzura dc su
media VOC, que emite con mucho arte
y seguridad.
Pero donde estuvo admirable, sin IA
liar en- una nota, desde el principle
fu6 en- "La Donna z. Mobile" d.
Verdi, que es un trozo erizado dc di-
ficultades.
Tambien nos dcleit6 la selorita Coz
chita Campoamor. quien interpret6 con
mucha tecnica Ia "Rapsodia" No. E..
de Liszt.
FL pdblico dc las butacas pal -og
sin olvidar el del Paraiso, aplaudi6
mucho al joven, cantante, quien fi6
acompafado con el gusto, la Maestro
la habilidad que 10 distinguen por
la seiora Sisila Arce de Astol
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LA CONSTRUCTION
DE UNA CARRETERA

Como Sc habia anunciado Sc nev6 a
e1ecto EN- las ofcinas del comisionado
del Interior la subasta para la cons
trucci6a de kil6metros mas 0 menos
de Ia carretera comerio-ciira, sscci6n
de sabana-vega Redonda". Las pro
posicionos sigmentes fueron presenta.
Gas:
Adriano Gons alez, CAT, $4,000; Luis
Antonsanti, s47,21s.2O; Ramon del va
neS47. .031 go.
Como ell presupuesto de la admins
TRACTION ascendia a S4s,O2567 la Jun5a
de subasta ha-a en- breve la correspoD
diente recommendation, aunQue la adjudi
caci6n del contrato no tendra efectO
hasta que sean vendidos les bonos del
empires ito d., un million de d6lares, pa
ra carreteras
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-06
MANUEL ]. DIAZ

De paso para Ia Habana, donde repre-
senta varias fabricas de los Estados Uni
dos, Sc encuentra entire nosotrOs Ell ac
two y prestigioso portorriqueho dor
Manuel j. Diaz.
FL distinguido joven senior Diaz, an
sente de su pals desde hace mas de
diez amos, solo ha podido compartir al
gunas horas entire su familia y hume.
rosos amigos, debido a que sus nego-
clos en- la Antilla requieren personal
atenci6n.
Deseamos feliz viaje al simpatico
amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-06
EsCANDALo EN- TRUJILLo

Segnn nos comunica nuestro correspon
sal en- Trujillo Alto, presentaronse en-
aquella poblaci6n varios j6venes, quie-
mes insultaron, por capricho, a algunas
personas inofensivas.. Al tratar de res
tablecer ell orden ell jefe de la fuerza
plblica, result6 agredido.
Fueron denunciados por escandalosos:
Pedro Acosta, Celestino cOllazo y Juan
Ines Beltran; y por acometimiento y
aggression a la fuerza publica, Ricardo
Clemente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-06
Ell NAL DE WERTHER

Suicides en- la isla: En- Penuelas sc
suicide Victor Perez, infriendose una
herida de navlja en- el cuello, de la
cual murio acknowledgements.
En- Adjuntas puso fin su vida Jo
sc de la c. Valentin, colgandose de
un arbol.
Segan informes, Valentin establ
hastiado de la vida.
Epifanio Rodriguez, de GALES, sui
cidose disparandose un tiro de re-
v6lver que lie parti6 el craneo.
Ambrosio Tirado, de Maunabo, tra
t6 de "suprimirse", y asi 10 hizo dis
parandose un tiro por Ia sien.
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BEANUELA GARCIA
REINA DE sINTPATIA

Nuestro corresponsal en- Hatillo nos
comunica que en- el certamen de sim
patia ceiebrado ALI sali6 triunfante
por 10000 votos la gentil sehOrita Ma
nuela Garcia.
FL senior Ramirez Ferreira saludo,
con hermoso discurso, la soberana.
La Comisi6n, y muy especlaImente
Pepiha de I9quierdo, Maria de cadilla
Y Rosa Cruz Garc6s, merecen caluro-
sas felicitaciones por 10 bien que or
ganizaron Ell briIante Y esplendido &C
to social.
La reina triunfadora en- el torneo
fu6 felicitada por todos, sinceramente,
y, On particular, pOr Della Navas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-06
FEsTIvALEs EN- BARoELoNETA

Seg1n nos comunica nnestro colabo-
rador don Antonio G. Martinez, debido
al entusiasmo del Lcdo. PUG, y demas
miembros de la Comision, Barceloneta
celebrara fiestas patronales que empe-
zaran ell 16 duraran cinco dias. La
Comisi6n de los festivales csta com
puesta por Antonio Ballester, M. 70
rrilla, DR.. Santiago. T. Celorio y ell iefe
de Ia policia, sr. Martinez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-06
REAPARICIoN DE LA
CoMPANIA DELGADo CARO-

Esta noche reaparecera en- ell teatro
la compaiiia de Julita Delgado, po
nisndo en- escena la monumental obra
de Pierre Wolf, titulada Los Falto-
ches'', cue es uno de los exitos mas
positivos de Ia joven primera aetriz.
Mahana. ell intenso drama de don
Jose Echegaray: Mariana muy prom
TO. La Espmna de Champagne.
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ANT1cALcUL1NA EBREY

Es valiosisima en- las inhamaciones
uretrales, en- las irritaciones y distur-
bios en- la vejiga, en- casos de urina.
ci6n difcultosa. Evita que los nihos,
mojen la cana por la noche. Es de
gran valor en- los des6rdenes de las
senoras durante Ell embarazo. En- todas
las boticas. Advt.
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.Msgnffica OpOrtunidad

Sc vende la casa No. AZ de Ia calle
Rafael cOrderO Tiene dicz y seis habita
clones para alquiler, buena renta y pre-
clio razonable.
Tambi6n Sc vende una casa de made
ra cobijada de zine, en- Santurce, Gale
de Ia Iglesia No. IL. Pida informes
precio a A. Garcia Matos, telefono 7S1
San Juan, $50 verde santurce o aparta-
do 7S7 San Juan, P. r.
Advf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-06
UN RETo AcEPTADo

En- virtud del retO que Ia dirigido
ell club "Three Flags" al "Jnncos' >
don Jose Jimenez, manage" del
club Boston Stars'', de Caguas, nos
participa que acepta ell reto lanzado al
"Juncos'' siempre que los retadores
esten decididos a sufragar los gastos de
viaje v no Sc juegue solamente un iue,
60, sino dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-06
MoNsANT.
MUERTE DEL JovEN DOMINGO
MASsIRI EN- ELIZABETH

FL dia 20 de JUNO falleci6 en- Ia
ciudad dc Elizabeth, n. J., el joven
portorriqueho senior Domingo Massiri
natural do Mayagiiez, ell cual contaba
con muchas simpatias en- su ciudad
natal.
La triste nOticia de su muerte Ia
nenado de consternaci6n sus parien-
tes, y numerosas amistades que tuvie
ron OCCASION de tratar al infortunado
joven.
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IsERA cIERTo7

Nos aseguran que en- Pherta de Tie
IRA, Sc trama, una conspiracion peh-
grosa y que esta Sc extiende, tambien
en- San Juan, Averiguada la causa va;
SO sabe que el motive es un viejo de
11S amos, que quiere cOmprar los niue
bles v camas en- el cielo de Arrivi
HermanOs. TOdo esta arreglado. Advt.
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UNA soRPREsA

Y biea agradable por eierto la re-
ciben cuantos prueben los refrescos
que con jugos dc Toronia y Pima ia
brica la corporation THE TROPICAL
FRUIT JUICE co. Telefono GAG. Advt.
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ATRCADO De CAABIO
UNA OPINION soBRE
LA PENA DE MuERTE
(POr tel6grafO)

Aguadilla, julio 4.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Asamblea legislative supo poner en-
alto sentimiento moral portorriqIefia,
aprobando ley aboliendo pena capital.
Inst.tuciones religiosas, sociedades isla
deben solicitar Gobernador no vete
ley principles morales como esa. Ca
dena perpetua, justo castigo asesinato
primer grado. Con muerte no Sc RENE
dia NADIA, dandose horrible ejemplo SO
ciedad. Gobernador pOrtorriqreho no
debe dejar de frmar esa ley.
Manuel MEDINA,
Pedro p. VALENTIN.
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UNA DEL1c1A

10 es sin duda, el exquisite in
superabls refresco que con jggos lie
Toroaja Pima fabrica THE TRoPI
CAL FRUIT JUICE co Telefono P46.
San Juan.
Envie su orden al momento y queda-
ra complacido. Advt.
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DON MIGUEL GONZALEZ DIAz.

El senior don Miguel Gonzalez Diaz,
de Cayey, nos comunica que no es min
gun guapo de ohcio; y que, por consi-
guiente, no sc dedica a "romper" bal
les, por 10 cual es completamente incier-
to Ell informe que, relative al asunto,
publica Ia prensa