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THIS is WORK DAY AT
THE SCHOOL GROUND


Today friday by a decree of the
ladies. of the Civic League. is work
day" and a large gathering of volun
teerst are busily engaged in hauling.
dirt and smoothing the grounds all
around the new school building, From
appearances at noon the transforms
tion viii be quite complete. @
There are about fifty men, with
tractors. and teams engaged in the
task.
A feature of the day was the, big
dinner served on the grounds by the
ladies. From reports the feast was
well worth the hard days labor.
This, plan of getting the school
grounds in shape was adopted because
of a lack of sufficient funds to hire the
work done. =
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WILL VISIT WELSH THIS FALL

Louis Smith, who returned. home
last week after spending six weeks in I
Los Angeles, Calf. guest of hissister;
Mrs. P. Il. Shamray, reported meeting
a number of the Welsh colony there
among them being Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ
Mills, by whom he was most enjoyably
entertained for day. Mr. and Mrs,
Mills informed him that Welsh still
occupied the warm spot in their hearts
and that they expected to visit here
during the month. of November.
Mr. Mills has a five acre. orange
grove to which he deyotes his atten,
tion and from which he hopes to reap
a handsome harvest 4
Sure the many friends of the Mills
will be waiting with 4ag hearty fecep'A
ton for them this fall.hl
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

.
> Captain DeLatte, who is spending
the week here recognizing the Jen-
nings Cavalry hopes that by Saturday
the full Quota10f 65 men will have been
reached. Eleven men enlisted, Tuesday
making total of 20 accepted. The
captain is anxious to hurry the orga!
nization so that the Troop can attend
the State encampEnent the first since
the world war.
H. M. Ransom purchased the Huber
& Tarbox Confectionery parlors last
week from Lawrence woodward, ow.
ner ofsthe business. The establishment
will open some time this week,
John j. Robria, who has been attor'
ney to assist the tax collector Of this,
parish rendered his resignation to the
Governor giving business reasons for
his action.
]. o. Modisette spent several days
this week in Baton Rouge attending
to business matters.
Mrs. Arthur Latreille, who has been
seriously i'll for the past month, y
reported better, "
Edward Broussard .of Beaumont Is
spending the week with his grandpar'
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. NJ. Gauthier
Mrs. Henry Houssiere and two chill,
dren are spending several weeks at
Mineral Wells, Texas.
Miss Nell Stafford returned TO Lake
Charles Monday after a pleasant WISH
with. Mrs j. H, Unroe.
Mrs. w. j. Eiddies Carlton and
Catherine Liddle who have been visit
| ing in, Indiana and Ohio. returned
Itome Wednesday
1 ID. C. Ritenie was a monday bus Ines.
/ visitor to Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Figueron Of Gueydan is. tns
/ guest Of her daughter, Mrs David An
ldrtls. Il.
! Miss Daisy Wiley . has aeeen
twisting her sistRr Mrs. Az m CUPS
returned to Bealinlosf Monday
i Mrs. 6. d. hldfJis Hiss ed sss sn
ldris and Mr gI row Ssle
4 tored to JelRs Sslss slEg Az WsE'
guests Of u,
MRS. W. IL siiellsa sAs
eral das iilS e9sseville vlsies! e
II 4 - 81 s - 80 3 u *f III rs g
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Geo. Brown returned Wednesday
from Opelousas where he was guestsof
his parents few days. At the series of
ball games in which Welsh's team par.
ticipated Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day George is said to have made him;
self and the fact that Welsh was his
adopted home we'll known to the grand
stand.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30
TURBINE PUMP
FOR CHICAGO CONCERN
Van Ness Patents include Pumps
-.t For All Purposes,

NJ. B, Van Ness has just completed
at the Welsh Machine Shops a large
motor type turbine pump for a Chi
cago manufacturing concern.
The pump complete is 10 feet. long
1t was made entirely in the local MA,
chine shop, fitted with motor frame
and bearings, ready to install.
Mr. Van Ness is equipped to turn
out centrifugal pumps suitable for
every requirement. His patents are
recognized as embodying some yalu,
able features. -
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METHODIST CHURCH

9;45 Sunday School.
11:O0 Worship and Sermon. Rebuild
ing the Walks"
$3.50 Junior League,
700 Epworth League.
500 Worship and Sermon. The pub.
lie is cordially invited to attend.
r. L. WELDON, Pastor
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666 cures Biliousness.

Mrs. L. O. Domingeaux of San An.
tonic, Texas, with her little daughter
Eta Lou, and brother, Noah Hebert
arrived in Welsh Saturday and after
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Romero
left Monday on No. for Crowley.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

F. G. Seward returned Thursday
from Winfield, where he accompanied
the Welsh ball team. Mrs. Seward and
niece, Miss Hebert, are accompanying
the team on the Monroe trip, where
they began a three game series Friday.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

Mr.. R. 0, Narans and family of King
City, Mo-, arrived Monday for an OK.
tended visit. with Mr.. ana Mrs. J, w.
Narans. Thursday Mr.. d. S. Narans
and family of Oregon. Mo., Mr.. A. 4,
Narans and family of Melvern,. Kans.,
arrived anG Joined the other brother
and his lamilg. They all came overland
in autos
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mother.
Mr.. and Mrs EmilesAndrus and Miss
Lizzie Andrus Of Lake Arthur; spent
Sunday with Jennings friends.
/ The Jennings base, bali team defeat,
ed Lake Arthur on the Lake Arthur
diamond by a. s to 0 score. A great
number of Jennings fans witnessed
the. game.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

Jas. NJ. Taylor of Lafayette, grand
lecturer for the Masonic fraternity
was here Tuesday night, making an
official visit to Welsh Lodge No. 292.
f. & A. M.
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Ruy-My-T -Tism kills pain.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carey L. Wallace have
returned to their home in San Antonio
Texas, after a pleasant visit of few
days with Mrs. Wallace's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. McAffrey.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

Mrs. Matte Guidry left Wednesday
on No. for Beaumont, Texas, in re.
sponse to a message announcing the
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Dyson.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

Miss Amy zella Hebert, who had
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. A..
Romero the. past three weeks return
ed to her home in Crowley Saturday;
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

w. E. Ryerly and family arrived in
Welsh Friday morning from Stuttgart
Ark. They drove. through in a car, max
ing the 500 mile trip inltwo days. They
expect to spend month in nsthis. yici
nifty, visiting relatives and friends. 4
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MAKES QUICK RECOVERY
AFTER OPERATION

J. Alf. Martin underwent a surgical
operation .at ST. iPatrick's salntarium
last Monday morning, Coming from
under the influence of the anasthetiC
he stated that he was feeling fine and
thought he would be able to chew the
next day.
His many friends trust that his con
dition will continue to improve an6
that he will soon be back at his ac
IcustOmed places =
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c., H, Bebe of Iowa. was Welsh
visitor Thursday While here Mr. Bebe
renewed his subscription to the Jour
nal, and much to our delight he spoke
complimentary Of the Journal as fur,
nishing theeclass of news he most de.
sired as relating to the business and
political affairs of Jefferson Davis
parish
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, baby
and Miss Ruth Abbott left Sunday fol
Taylor, Texas,' to spend a few days
visiting relatives.
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666 cures Bilious Fever.

Mrs. Wallace Maxfield and son left
Sunday for New Orleans to join Mr.
Maxfield and will make their home
there.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

Miss Lucy Belle Lyons returned te
her home in Sulphur Sunday after a
pleasant visit at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. McAffrey.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

Born, Monday, July 25ths to. Mr., and
Mrs. L. J.. Prentice, 111s pound girl
Mr.. and Mrs, Prentice resides neal
Jennings.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

S. Goldsmith left Sunday for New
York, st. Louis and Chicago, where he
will purchase seasonable goods for the
Goldsmith store.
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PERSONAL MENTION AND
ITEMS OF INTEREST
tBy our staff Correspondent
Earnest Workers EniOy Party.

Earnest Workers Enjoy Party.
The Earnest workers class of the
Methodist Sunday School held their.
regular monthly meeting at the home
of their teacher, Mrs. S. NJ. Watkins,
Friday July 22nd. The girls are making,
a quilt, and they took their quilt blocks
with them the afternoon being spent
sewing their quilt together. When the
last stitches we're being made on the
quilt it began to rain very hard, of
course the girls we're glad because
that meant that they could stay all
night. The class meeting was changed
to slumber party, but that was hardly
suitable name as there was very lit
tie slumbering done. About 9 o'clock
Saturday morning the class started
for home, declaring that they had a
fine time,
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r. S. Greer left Monday for Saratoga
Texas, to spend few days with his
son, Robert and daughter, Alene.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

: sTRAYED--Red Poll bull, branded
DIN. on right hip and FGRt on middle of
back. Suitable reward will be paid
for information. Elbert Robinson, Roa,
noke, La, phone .17712 JSO-4tp.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

A. B. Hall left Friday morning for
San Antonio, Texas, to join bis family
in their visit there.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30
666 cures a Cold quickly.

Mrs. Henry TouGhy and son of Lake
Charles were Welsh visitors Sunday.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

sFuRNiTuRE--Account of LEAVING
welsh / will have sons furniture to
SELF Same can be seen at residence
ba1t nhore S20 J2sss0c
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Wednesday night, August 8, 500 p
m. at Presbyterian church, Three
Dreams" special music.
Everybody cordially invited:
The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-30

Zack LaCOur was a Baton R0lIge
visitor the first Of the week, calling en
the state Board Of AffaiFs relative i1
his tax assessment.
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666 cures Dengue Fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Miller of New
Orleans were guests. Of Mrs. Millers
father, E. F. Doan, and family this
week.
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Rub.lIy Tlsm cures SCORES.
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A los AccionistaS
del Banco de
San Juan

Por Ia presents Sc convoca a
los sefiores accionistas de este
Banco para la Junta General.
que de acuerdo con los estatutos
de esta Corporation debe cele-
brarse una vez al aflo. Esta Jun-
ia Sc ceIebrara en- nuestras Off
cinas, Allen II, de dos d cua-
tro de la tarde del dia q de dir
cien1bre de 1921.
Los asuntos a tratar seran:
1.--Estado de la institution.
2.Eiecci6n de DIRECTORIES.
EI Registro de Acciones que
dara cerrado eI dfa II de di-
cielnbre.
Junta de Directories,
Por Z. PAGAN.
Sub -Secretario.
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NO SON cosAs DE DON pEp1To

La semana pasada Ieia en- este mismo
diario una cr6nica de un amigo de HUI
macao, prop6sito de unos desaffos de
''base BALI que habian de celebrarse
en- dieha poblacion Ell, domingo cuatro
de diciembre, entire Las novenas 'Tres
Banderas' de San Juan, y 'Humacao', !,
de la ciudad del mismo nombre
Es Ell case que debido cierto incon-
venients que Sc presento no Sc pudieron
i1evar a cabo dichos desafios, despu6s
de tener los amigos de Humacao todos
los preparativos para la fiesta deporti-
va, y desde luego, este cause Ell consi-
guiente disgusto entire los amantes de
nuestro tan querido deporte, en- la Sulta-
ma del Este. Claro esta, 10 mas propio
era reiejar la protesta piblicamente,
ante la actitud del director del s'Tres
Banderas" por tan parecida plancha;
pero he aqui, que don Pepito tenia que
tener alguna justification en- asi hacerlo,
v estoy SECURE que 81 Ell amigo Maunez
Sc hubiera cerciorado de la causa que
evit6 la vista de nuestro eqlipo a di-
cha poblaci6n Ell domingo cuatro del
corriente, no Sc hubiera osado Bscribir
la cr6nica que venimos hacienda re-
ferencia. ExpliQuemos, va que por nues-
ira posici6n estamos en- condiciones de
haeerlo.
D-Todas las guaguas o vehiculos
de motor que Sc dedican a la conducci6n
de pasajeros a 10 largo de rutas tijas, v
entrs puntos determinadfs, mediante
compensation, caen dentro de la juris-
dicc.6n de la comisi6n de Servicio Pd-
hlico, como tai tienen que proveerse
de la correspondence franquicia
(2)-Por 10 regular las novenas base
boleras Sc valen de estos medios de trans
porte para sus Wales, usando los equipos
de san Juan, las guaguas que trafcan
entire sam Juan y Martin Peha por su
{Contin1a en- la pagina u
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.N0TAS DE BASE BALL

b0leros vienen echando de menos la IL
ga de la parada ocho, pues San Juan SO
We privado de uno de los mejores depor-
res. Creemos que las familias que viven
en- La parada a que nos referimos pueden
ser trasladadas los terrenos de la fe-
ria. Asi evitariamos que Sc repitiera Ell
case del domingo, cuando, aGn teniendo
permiso del Coronel para jugar en- la Li-
ga del Morro, pudimos utilizarle sola-
mnnte de cuatro cinco de Ia tarde.
Ell juego, que fu6 hastante renido,
ternin6 con Ia, victoria del Baldorio-
ty'', de nueve a siete Nuestro right
field Garcia, dej6 sorprendido al pti-
bIico con sus magnifcas cogidas, asf CO.
mo tambien Conception, Costoso. Knight
Figureoa y Coto.
NrEstro team necesita alguna
practfca para hacerle frente al "Pon
ce,,.
Despues de terminado ell juego, varios
there's de San Juan dieron una nota dis
cordante. 70 estoy SECURE de que, entire
les titeres que Sc encontraban gritando
no habia escolar alguno, pues los de la
"Grammar" recordamos la cort6s ma
nera con que fuimos tratados en- Baya-
mon.
Para case como este Sc necesita la
liga en- La pa-ada 8, fin de evitar que
entren en- ella titeres.
PECKINPAUH.
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Restaurant Angelo
~ sl establecimiento donde acuds 10
nAs seiscto de la isla, por sncontrarse
en- 81 como en- su casa.
San Jose o.
TNGI.ATERRA

Propissaris: Jess ID. Rodrfguem.
aanea Ne. 8. TeI5fono 500. Ssn Juan.
Pusrts Rico. Situado On una de- Iss
srincipalss Gales, csrea del Trsn
+ del Teatre, rr6xiins o los Musllsa,
sontigue al Corrso dsmGs Edi&sias
Fedsralsa. Buen Srats. ssrvisdo sxe
saIsnss. Sc sirvsn Comidas . dsmjsls
lio. sa admitan abonados > prseaaa
m6siises.
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! PURIFToUE

listed puede puri6ear su sangre. dcvoi.
yer salud y vieor su sistena. eliminar la
debiiidad nerviosa. fortalecer sus organos
digesfivos. regulaEizar sus rifiones y Ell hi
gado 81 toma ei EiiriY dc Leonard para
"a SdHgre FL meior especihco conocido
para Iirnpiar ell cuerpo humane de materias
venenosas y poner en- sus venas sangre ro-
ia sana Este remedio aumenta Ia ac-
eion de todos los organos. dando al CUTS
un color saludable. alivia ell cansancio fish
20 y mental causado por el tFabajo y
decaimientoy pone
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CENTRAL.

EdinetS eenstrufds expresaxnsASa
para Hotal, modsrnarnents sqMipads.
con ascenaor, habitacienss cen baAss
tel6fono, timbres , eaante requisrM
81 nodsrno ssonfsrt''. Plan Eurspss.
Restaurant o Ia earta. Tsl61sAssa
SSi-1I44. Box~ 1852 San JcsAs PiAsa
Principal, San JuAas T. y.
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IMPERIAL

I'll nsjor. mas vsntilado . hixlA
nico Colmado. Gran sartias de ssn-
servaa espaEOlaa, fransesss italia-
mas.
pREC1oE SIN COMPETENCIA.
Surtido complete en Galletas ingl@
sas amerieanas. Mayagass, ?. .
Frutaa frescas todas las ssmaAas.
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Ell. ..GAME


Los tres primeros ..episodios' de la
serie que habfa de desarrollarse en- el
circuito de la "Liganueva' pasaron
para los visitantes en- un completo blan-
queo, pues Batista, Ell diminuto lanzador
fcagiieno, Sc propuso tirar para home"
"pildoras" duras Y recetas,. incapaces
de conectar.
.Pichip6n serpentinea por el "Red
Sox'', pero la inefciencia que tuvo en-
los tres primeros '.actos'', hizo que los
del Turabo Sc. anotaran una carrera
En- ell cuarto los nuestros logran en-
patar, pero en- Ell quinto nos repiten la do
sis, anotandose dos carreras.
<El Red Sox'' logra empatar en- el
siguiente inning pcr 10 que es reti-
rado del caj6n" ell pitcher, Bats
ia, ocupandolo NADIA menos que Farbe-
lie, que estaba la reserva.
En- Ell sexto tosnan la delantera de
nuevo los del Turaa5o con una ca
rrera, por 10 Que Ell publico prorrumpio
en- atronadores aplausos. Lo que pacho
spacho' dice Brown, y en- eis6timo tres
'tablazos' y M error del jardine-
ro derecho" hicieron que los medias
iojassse anotaron dos poniendose asf en-
camfno de la victoria,
Los dos episodes restantes pasa-
ron en- blanco, sin que ninguno de los
bandos contendientes pudieran llegar al
shogar' terminand6 vel game al son
de la rulnba Sc rompio la m6auina'
eSecutada por la oruuesta ''fnartirios'',
como la lla1nan en- Caguas.
z Score
Red Sox's. 00012 o 2 0 0--5
sYale's 90 10 2 0 ! 0s0.4
Baterias por yale. Batista, Far
belle, Herminio ' Franco Por Ell RED
sox {: Net y Pichipsn. sUmpires's
home, Isern ysbases Pedro Acosta.
Ahora a Humacao Ell domingo
MoNsAfyT.
BALDoRIoTY' VS.. BAYAMoN''
Desde hace tiempo los Fans base
~ .FA
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Ell DORADO
oArx RRsTAURAN1

Greats 3 Ia U&n,ara do Delegates,
ofrscemos an ssxytca0 de comiaas Is
CARA pr0cios De satuaci6n. CA sxce
Iexts arcm&sics cafe para ol gusts
mas rsfsnsdo. Hkgaxss una vista ,
asrA 4amplsctas.
vEnNrTDos y TORRES
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a Los UoMERCIANTEs
CARAMELCs Y PHONES DH
AzUCAR

Habiendo recihido una gran cantidad
dc Az1car la que hemos comprade pre-
clio reducido podemos ofrecer dichcs ca
ramelos y phones un precio muy ba-l
ratio.
Haccmos grades descuentes > los Sc
iorss Commentaries Que tomen cantida-i
des como tarnbi6n solicitamos Agontes
on pueblos donde no esten "a estable-
cidos.
OfrecemOs 81 Fancy Caramels" en-
Iasas de s Iibras esmeradamenta- pre-
ssntados.
Para informes dir1jass Al P. O. Boz
1910 TelefOno 1889 Rojo 0 M Mendex,
124 Luna st.
Sc envfan muestrasgratis los CO.
merciaptes que las soliciten.
Advt.
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81 ! 3

sstema en- perfecto estado Es iguaImente
efectivo para aliviar las afecciones reumi-
ticas de las cGyunturas musculos. Miles
de personas que han encontrado satisfac-
cion .en Ell EHxv. de- Leonard para Ia
SGngye 10 recomiendan como un remedo
eficaz en- casos de Stills. llceras, escr6fu-
las. anemia. tumores todas las enferme-
dales que provienen de Ia sangre. Compre
inmediatamente de su droguista una bote-
LA de Elixiy de Lconaydi para Ia
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L1BRos DE coNrAB1LrpAD

Acaba de recibirse IN gran surtidc
one Sc liquidan precios relstivamen
to baratos en- el Departamento RE
MINGTON, San, Justo 1s. Advt.
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Gran Oportunidad

Para persanas de gusto que de-
seen venir a Nueva York, habi-|
taciopes annpiias y Lisr aiiiue-
bIadas; exce'onte comida y toda
cIase de col41ocfdades en- apar-
tamenfo de elevator ccrca de
Broadway y del subterraneo de
ia f25; fannilia privada. Para
mas infornees dirijase a:
Sra.Hernando, 500 West 122nd.
Street New York, City.
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LA CAFETERIA
Ell. YESURIO
SEVn.IA

III nAs freseo, ample esmsdOr ssn
,ista al mar. Departments para To-
aiIias. Frents nj ediAeio del 5ena6o
= eerca de los demks Centres OAsia.
les u mGs eonvsEisnte para sraA-
.sunsen.--Be alqHilan 4O casnaa ne-
asnal, guincenal neAsual. Hea1s-
axis eonplsto, S2.O0. Gale dc Cris-
te, MIN. 10. San Juan. Tel6fono So
r. o. Box 6sa. Propistaria; PEDRO
4 4RRIETA.
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C,ARIBE

situadO On ei coraz6n de Ia ciudsd
>sr2scEanenta acondicionado con &c
los los adslantos modernos: Aseen
.o-, Tslefonos,S Timbres, Magnliica.
sabitacionaa con bafo privado 3 sfsc
os sanitarios. Especial comfort para
'annilias y viajantas. Prscios mode.
Od0s
rslefones 484 y 1909, p. O. Box coe
Gala dc San Francisco, No. "a
San Juan, r r.
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PALACE

En- 81 centric eOmereis. Do Da5
Juan, con vista In bahia. CsntieAs
ITO hahitaciones amplia8 con euartss
do bafio. "Roof garden, !, aitfO idea
para baileg, banqnetes, "soir6es" u
sitie de rewni6n dc Ia. bHena sOsisaeS
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sANcRE

ypruebe este gran resnedio que ie devol-
vera el placer de vivir Deventa en- todas
las droguerlas
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mF1t
Muy aburridos resultan estos domin-
gos que 50 pasan en- la ciudad de Ia loza
desde que Ia Liga de la parada ocho fne
ocupada por las victimas del fuego de
Puerta de Tierra, v de ahi que nos We
amos en- Ia necesidad de tener que salir
ciudad afuera para poder presenciar las
luchas peloteriles, pues parece que no
existe en- san Juan una persona que Sc
coupe de yer la snanera de que aquellos
terrenos, en- donda Sc batfan Las mejores
novenas de Ia isla, y donde infnidad de
fanaticos se dahan cita domingo tras
domingo, sean desocupados. Pero, mien-
tras tanto, sigamos San Juan afuera.
Caguas, Ia ciudad enloquecida por el
base ball pues existen ALI dos
Grand Stand en- competencia. fue
la escogida 81 pasado domingo para pre-
senciar la lucha que Iabrian de sostener
los euuipos Yale, Red sox'. AL
grtnos amigos me .chotean' al entrar
en- los terrenOs dedicados a los jugado.
res, indicandonos que nos darfan una
sfeipa' 10 que NADIA podfa objetar,
pues decicido permanecer neutral, sem
tia tanto la derrota de aqudelos, como
la de los medias rojas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14

Este ha sido levantado por cuatro en-
tusiastas jovenes de aquella ciudad que
solo ansian Ell progreso del deporte. Co
mo 'managH's actda Alfoncito sola,
aquel antique catcher del extingui-
do "Pastilio'', que tantos triunfos OBJ
tuvo AHA per Ell 1910. Ha sido construi-
do orillas de la carretera que condu-
ce cayey, en- I'm sitio muy pintores-
co.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-05-19
DEMOCRACY

Looks big and sounds heavy, doesn't it?
That's the way lot of things seem and
we detour around them and "let George
do it." Well, it is rather big word and
should we give you dictionary definition
it might be rather heavy and depressing.
Or, if we should give you the definition
as Governor Yates, War Governor of ILL
nois, gave it to his wife it wouldn't be
very informative. His wife said to him
one day:
Richard, what is Democracy? You
are always making speeches about it.
What is it, anyway"
"Why," he replied, "don't you know
what Democracy is-that is um-ha--.
Why, confound it, Madam, Democracy is
Democracy"
A perfectly good definition but not very
enlightening. Suppose we use DR.. Frank
Cranes definition:
Democracy is force, of feeling and
opinion, working within humanity, i'm
polling the people of given neighbor-
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-05-19
DON'T GET DISCOURAGED

The darkest hour in your career may
be just before you step into the brightest
hour. Changes come quickly. Moves are
made rapidly on the checker-board of life.
Be patient. Your time will come if you
have the stuff in you. Success consists in
remembering to steer clear of mistake
you have once made. Success means the
ability to overcome obstacles and reverses.
Success comes to those who move forward,
be it ever so slowly, so long as you ad-
vance some. Hold your head up, aim
high, clench your first. Set your jaw
firmly, and push forward with deter
mination. Let your watchword be
81 WILL" Selected