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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

sion; Genaro Pas, INF. ley autom6viles;
Antonio Molinero, Acometimiento Y
Aggression; Manuel Marin, INF. reglamen
to farmacia; Antonio Fabiani y ctros,
Juegos prphibidos; Victor Arcelay, AGO
uetinientO y aggression: Agustin Funda
dor Santana, Calumnia . injuria; Sc
basttAn Cintr6n, Hurto mener; Isidro
santiagO, acOmetimisntO v aggression.
JU1cros FOR 5uRADos
LuNEs 12
crsgoriO Cuebas Asesinato,
SrARTEs IS
Gregorio Cuehas, Atentado a la vida;
Miguel Acosta. Huyto mayor; Angela
Torres, I'd,
MIERcoLEs IA
jose D. Milan. violacion; Andres
Grillasca, Homicidio Inyoluntario.
JUEvEs Is
Jose Medina Ataque violaci6n; Uli-
ses Torres, Seduction.
vIERNES 16
Juan Perez velez, Abuse de- con.
fiRuzR. H
FOR TRIBUNAL DE D1sTsro
vIERNES 10
Miguel Estera Inf. articulo cedigo
Penal: Juan vicens i'd
sARADO IL
BaFtoiome singala, Antonio Esteva,
INF. art. @. Penal
5u1clos ron JURApos
LUNEs 1s
Juan Morales, Homicide voluntario; /;
tC0ntinds o. y pag. e.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06
1AB OF OxoH

y los ssnorss que nos honran snviAn-
nos sspontknsamsnte sxabaso6 dc co
,oxacion Los Escomsndamos cue guat
4 copia, pues no respOndsmos AZ %
voluci0n sn Caso do no utilissrIoa
sostsnsmos cetrsspondsncia SObrs
oa
Dreemss AneessGl1o dseiz ore, aada
indels dc este pri6diee y IL syl.
"A a. loa sseritorss que dsseen pres.
/ 80 valiole eencurse, ne aparees.
F1onaImants . niasuAe as los man
pensFse . debatirsA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

CONTABIIIDAD Y TRADUcCIoNEs;
Oontador p6bIco; traducci6n de docu.
m6ntos. cartas, etc, del ingles al es.
paioI y vice4versa. Honorarios modera-
dos. Dirijase IL Apartado sos. san
Juan. e29
sRTA. EsPANOLA desea colocarse con
familia que So embarQue sea Estadcs
Unidos, Espafa. Dirijase Hato
Rey, Parada SO. Y. g. 9s
sE AL0UILAN dos habitaciones fres-
cas- y c6modas, propias para IN matri:
monio. Gale Colomer No. 10. 9-S
MEcANf00 ds antOnOTilss americana
haca psrsonalments trabaio de repas .,
clones en- eli taller de r. U. wells y Co.
Inc. Trabaio CsarantizadO. Guardamos
autom6viles por $3.50 al mes. stop
is, santurce. 1O-2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06
BAKAMoN DE- PLAcEMEs

En- 81 Immediate puesto de Bsya-
5n bay IN puesto para venta dc
ri6dicos On uio de los kioskos do
plaza. Es nm sitio ideal y t0das
ran ne sncontrar6 ALI Ell NUN
b.
Tambisn 30 venden elghrriIIOs, H.
cba. dulcen y refraneRs. Adwt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

lRCELAs DE TERRENOs Sc srrien-
4 propios para cana, tabacO y pastos.
admiten proposiciOnes para siembra
taDacO, ontregando terrenos prepa-
los y los correspondientes rachos. Di-
anse . Q. MANRIQuE. Caguas Puer
Rieo. s-1s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

CONTRA I'M juego muebIss sala del
As que est6 en- buenas condirionea. Ip
marhn RibOt "a Tel6fono 2o2 mo-.
), Stop II. 90
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

AQUINA REMrNoTON No. TO-
ortunidad de comprar una mAquins
magnfhco estado.- -Dirijass Mario
ns6lez. cane Pelayo NO. s Puerta de-
szra. r. a. 9-s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

Sc ALQUIIlA Local propio para
ofcinas, Inforlnaran segundo pisc
National City Bank, San Juan. p. n
HABITx6I0NEs: Sc aiGnilan dos @ mny
frescas en- Estado IL Bfiramar, Parada
IL. sin aInueblar y sin cOmida. Para
sefora, sehorita matrimOniO solameI
te. casa respectable. ~. 9-6
Sc ARRIENDA ma anca de GAIA =
lecheria cerca de San Juan. Informara
Hato Fey, Box sA--o-lo.
a Los DENITsTAS.--Una ofcina com,
pleta, con muebles, dos salOnes de reci-
bo, dos de operative, con cuatro sillo.
nes dentales y clientele para dos dentia
tas: Ia arrienda el doctor AIvares Val
lxes que marcha para los Estados um
dos por tiempo ilimitado. Los que "a
interesen dirfjanse al apartado COG. San
Juan. .-9-12.
Sc ARRIENDA una finca de 14O cuer-
das de paste; casa vivienda; dos case
tas peOnes; propia para vaqueria. In
formaran r. r. Commercial Corp. Tan
ca y Tetuan, San Juan P. r. 1O-2
Sc ALGUII,A un garage, Wilson q,
telefono 3S2 Rojo. 10-17
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

CoRDa DOBLEs EN- ISPANoL
.RA FoNoGRAFos.-A so centavos
.-Cantos Cuhanos AGejtcanos. Es-
soles, etc. -Piezas BaiiaBlei. RUM
J Guarachas, Danzones, etc. solici-
La Lista. SERVINGS 6rdenes por co.
.. ssIsBA'' Allen 20. BOX 4s6.
j Juan 900
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06
ElIa C0liedG diStIiio de MaYaguez

cAUsAs cRTMFNALEs QUE 81 W.
RAN EN- Ell MES DE sEPTfEMBRE
DE 1921
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

vENDE o ALQUILA: Una casa
,ldencia, de concrete. cchocientos me-
IS solar, seis meses construida. Excep
,nalmente fresca y c6moda. Con casa
vicio y garage independents. Radi-
a. en- Ia Parada 20 1l2, Martin re
Uarrstera Borinquen, telesono sS7.
ds, apartado 1le, santurce. 0-17
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06
Sc yende,

I vENDE nm Hupmobile dos pasaje-
! gnsdas de Alambrs, magnetic, gcmas
svas, pintado de azni. Informara
3. Commercial Corp. Tel. 26a. San
an. ?. 3. %
81 desea Venasr . Com
*, AUTOMOBILES, Casa, Solar. Fincasr
:. viaite Ia UsEME SPECIALITY co.
d Francisco AZ, San Juan, p. r. Tsne
's muchos dc todo que vendemos q
mas bajos precioS. 2.
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-JUEvEs 8


vIERNEs
EduViiis Santana, Hurto meacr; Ave
limo Santiago, Acometimiento y agre-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

,AsIoN: T'enemos de yenta a precios
Il rsgalados. varios automobiles usa-.
s, aIgunos cast nuevos. magnihcas CO.
en- santurce y Puerta dc Tterra da-
i facilidades para el pago. visItenos
eme Specially Co.. San Francisco AZ,
piso. San Juan. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

Sc ARRIENDA una 1nca de cana
lecheria cerca de San Juan. Informar
Hato Fey, Box SA-0-10.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
\. NJ. {. A. ENDS
SUMMER TERM,
GIVES MEDALS

The summer program oil the y. NJ.
c. \. closed with the final game OF the
Industrial Baseball League, October
3rd. The Allen All Stars, employees
of Morris & Company, won the pen
nant. Summer indoor activities closed
with the swimming meet Saturday
night. Thirty-hve boys received Ger
tifcates for life saving courses, and
medals were given for winning in the
competitive exhibitions. The Older
boys conference committee aud tho
camp committees reported larger
achievements this summer than eyer
before. Altogether $40 boy were in
the Y. NJ. {. a. camps this year and
64l boys attended conferences. Fall
and winter gym classes began Mon
day, October 3rd. The 4 o'clock sun
day religious meetings began October
2nd. The night school classes in
courses for civil service examination,
begins October 18th. Night schoo
will be under the direction oil Mr.
Harold S Prince. Six members in tho
IidSSNS VI piuiliDliSt PIpI HiiIlBs III
under the direction of Mr.. Hugo VII
liams, have passed the city examina
tons and now have licenses SUNDAY
religious services have been resumed
The Armour, Morris, Swift ar
Wilson Efficiency Clubs meet reeu
larly on Monday, Tuesday. Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday nights re
spectiveIy The Bible class under tn,
direction OF Prof. J. L. Turner. vii
reopen Tuesday the 18th The mem
bership campaign will run from DC
tober Is to Is. Mr.. Frank S. GILES
pie, president OF the Liberty Life In
surance Company, is chairman OF tn,
Campaign Committee. Other member
OF that committee are: T. II. Samuels
Most Worshipful Grand Master, +. {
IA. NJ; George T. Kersey, Distric
Grand Master, A. L. O. O. f.; Dr.
Allen Wesley, Grand Chancellor
Knights OF Pythias; Robert +. Glover
Chief Ranger. A. o. OF +; Juliu
Avendorph, DR. Roscoe {. Giles. An
thony Overton. w. Webb, Comptro,
Ter Pullman Porters' Benefit Associa
ton; David Manson, Vim. A. Buck
ner, R. L. Mays, International Presi
dent Railway Mems Internationa
Benevolent Association; DR.. indian @
Bousheld, Medical Director, Libert.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
Drive Khan From Capital

=. WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. s.
While Federal investigators in three
departments were working up their
data o9 the Ku Klux Khan and re-
turning congressman were condemn
ing 1t, Inspector Clifford /. Grant,
Chief of Washington detectives, took
definite step toward driving the order
out of the national capital
Inspector Grant served notice on
Harry B. Terrell, Grand Goblin of this
domain and advisory counsel for the
entire Eastern Division of the Khan. to
retreat with the Invisible Empire into
the confines of Georgia, and declared
The recent publicity given the organ
ization had created a condition under
which any known member would be
ostracised from society.
Mr.. Terrell went to Inspector
Grants office to lay before him a
threat he said he had received against
his life.
In order to keep the Capital City
free from the operations of the In
visible Empire Inspector Grant said
he would take action Immediately upon
receiving notice of an overt act. He
told a correspondent OF The World
Atlol tit ppilNy Vi tilE SOSCI IllIlCIt lldO
prevented the old murder organiza-
tons OF the past, such as the Malta
which came as close as Baltimore.
from invading Washington. and tina.
there will be no let up in vigilance Sc
long as he is a police official
Claims Thousands at Capital
Terrell told Inspector Grant there
are 5000 or 1000 members of the In
visible Empire under the shadow of
the Capitol,
Reports within recent weeks havo
been that the ku Klux have a sccrc
meeting place somewhere beyond tn
outskirts of the city in the wood
where members went by automobile
after dark and put on their white
robes. Not more than two month
ago persons said to be organizers OF
the klan were introduced here and
IN Alexandria, Va, six miles below
Washington, across the Potomac.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
HOWARD OFFERS NEW
SOCIAL HYGIENE COURSE

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct s.
By right OF location, spirit "a progress
siveness and its advanced standards.
hd-Howard offers advanced training
in social hygiene.
the Howard University OF Washing
ton, D. C., is truly designated and re-
garded as the national university Tor
the education OF colored youth
The latest innovation undertaken by
this institution OF learning is plan
looking TO the establishment OF a
school OF public health and hygiene.
In taking this advanced step, the Ho-
ward University is keeping pace with
the few great American universities
which have but recently instituted such
departments. Aside from the tech
meal knowledge gained by those who
study in a school OF public health, the
high altruistic motives which dominate
such forward looking movement will
not be lost sight OF.
For several years Howard Cniver-
sity has contemplated this step and
now the beginning of the movement
has been launched.
The university regards itself fortu-
nate in having secured the services OF
DR.. Algernon B. Jackson. who will be
come professor OF public health and
hygiene in the School of Medicine at
the beginning OF the term October /,
1921 DIR. Jackson comes To the uni
versity with a wealth OF experience in
organization, public health and socio-
logical matters. He was formerly sur
geon-in-chief and superintendent OF
Mercy Hospital in Philadelphia. and
has been a contributor to medical and
sociological literature. He brings to
his new work enthusiasm and broad
love for humanity, without which such
movement could not succeed.
Just as all Americans are awakening
to the need OF physicians and nurses
being trained in sanitary science, the
colored American is also taking his
health problem seriously and desires to
make his contribution to national
health. More colored doctors and
nurses must be trained. and ii is to
meet this need that the Howard Uni
versity has set out 10 do a work OF
national scope.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
Making His Drink
Quota Gets Man
In Prison

RALEIGH, n. C., Oct. 8.-Charles
Winters read in the newspapers re-
Gently about some action Of Congress
relative to allowing each householder
to manufacture 200 gallons OF wine
each year for purely home use.
He lost no time in securing large
quantity OF blackberries and with his
wife went to work making their quota
on the front porch. A policeman hap
pened to pass and asked him what he
was doing. Winters explained thc new
ruling.
Not being satisfied with the eXpiana-
ton, the policeman made an inyestiga-
ton, and found large supply OF
moonshine in the house. He was
hailed into court and given twelve
months on the road for violation OF
prohibition laws
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
st. Louis Mayor Opposes

ST. LOUIS, Oct. S.-Mayor Henry
w. Kiel has expressed his utter oppo-
sition to the Klu Klux Khan.
In a statement to the newspapers
NJ Kiel said:
I'm utterly opposed to the klu
Klux Khan OF any other form OF in
visible government. My stand is the
stand that should be taken by every
American citizen, squarely upon the
Constitution OF the United States, be-
lieving in constitutional form OF gov
eminent in the Open
4 am opposed also to any man or
set OF men trying to dictate to the
people of the country along the lines
of religion, race, color or precious con-
dition OF servitude.'
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
To MAKE FRED DOUGLAS
HOME HALL OF FAME

WASHINGTON, Oct S.s-Frederiek
Douglass home in Anaeostia, D. c,
will be the great hall of fame Tor col
ored Americans. according to Mrs.
Mary y. Talbert. president OF the
National Federation OF Colored Wo-
mems Clubs, which has taken charge
OF tho former home OF the great
Marylandcr. According to Mrs Tai
bert. the dedication OF the homie will
take place following the bi-annual
meeting oil the Federation in Rich
mond next year, at which time presi-
dem Harding aud other prominent
men aud women will be present. Con
tracts have been let for the complete
renovation OF the place, which will be
made to look as ii did when Frederick
Douglass actually lived there.
Pictures OF various men and women
will be placed in hall Of fame at the
home By vote OF the National Fedora
ton when in session. Mrs. Taiberl
also appeals Tor relies in the form Of
battle flags. slave bills OF sale or any
thing elsc contrihutive toward the his
tory OF Negroes IN America.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
NAB REAL ESTATE SHARK
. ON CONFIDENCE CHARGE

NEW YORK CITY, Oct. Ben
jamin w. Smith, real estate agent OF
los West 18th Street, here, has been
sentenced to a term OF three years in
prison on charges of operating a con
hdence game.
Smiths game was to assure custo-
mers that he could secure apartments
for them by their placing a small de
post He would then give them the
address OF fiat he promised to get
After he had collected several hundred
dollars in this method, ii was found
that he had no authority to offer the
apartments for rent.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
SUES PROFESSOR FOR
BREAKING HER HEART

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oet. 81
jury in Knox County Circuit Court
here has awarded Miss Tiny Dodd
damages to the extent of 5000 as
heart balm in her breach OF promise
suit against Prof. T. " A1stin, OF this
city, who teaches school in Kentucky
Letters were produced which showed
that Austin made love, TO the young
woman and promised to marry her
However, when he returned to hi,
school i'll Kentucky. he met and mar
ricd another woman.
In her claim for damages Miss Dodt
said she grieved deeply during the loni
months following Austn's marriage
and up to the tiine she brought suit.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
Mob illustrates Organization

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Oct. 8.-A
mob OF 1000 whites frustrated three
attempts of the Klu Klux Khan to
form branch of the organization here,
Thursday night
The Khan first attempted to hold a
meeting at the Mcdonald Post OF the
American Legion. When the mob APP
peared at the doors they moved to an
other building. The mob followed and
the Klan moved to third meeting
place. Again the mob followed, and
those in charge OF the Khan, seeing a
meeting was impossible, declared that
all plans for the forming of branch
here were off.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
Sh OTIS Thief 20
Times He Nabs
With Clothes

Returning home at a late hour on
Thursday night, Leslie Collyer. 2Sl6
Cottage Grove Ave. discovered Paul
Crunfny, y, 1886 State St, making
off with IN armful oi his clothing.
Pfotruding from his pockets were
shoes and several articles OF jowelrY.
GolIyer seized rife aud fired AT tie
escaping thei At the County Hos
pitdl he was found To have load COM
prising twenty buckshot in his right
leg.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
HARDING DOES
NOT CONSIDER
kLUX A MENACE
. "a -
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nal bodies among any class OF our citi-
zens which has in effect the object OF
stirring class hatred, sectionalism, or
intolerance. The use OF mysticism, hid
den identity, and massed power has
always led to overt acts OF violence
against individuals or property i'll di-
rect opposition to the law OF the land
and contrary to the best interests OF
a free people"
Col. Clinnin refused to predict as to
the possibility OF grand jury inquiry
into the affairs OF the Klan in Chi
cago. He said, however, that he had
procured a list of officers and members
Of the Khan in the Chicago district.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
HEROISM Of LITER GETS
HIM FREEDOM

ATLANTA. Ga. oct. 8.-Governor
llardwick has committed the lie SEN
fence OF Elwood Robinson to present
service, and he viii be released from
prison Saturday.
Robinson was convicted on muir
der charge from Dodge County in
1910. In the opinion OF the Governor
he deserved his freedom because Of
hcroism shown while in prison camps.
1t was shown that he had saved the
lives OF two guards when they were
attacked by mutinous conviets. and
that he had helped IN the capture OF
escaped conviets.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08

IS 900 900 OF proft-sharing debcnturcs
in Wisconsin which pay profit-sharing
dividends. due in twenty years The
company. which is directed By the
holders, OF $4,000 OF capital stock,
plans to establish a string of grocery
stores as soon as enough OF the IS
notes arc sold
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08

Lie Insurance Company; DIR. \. {.
Johnson, A. C. Mac Neal, Editor OF the
Whip, and Harvey Watkins. \ list OF
the captains and workers will be given
in the October 18th issue OF the Chi
cago Whip. 50
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08

Judge Lands, and after hearing part
oil tic testimony he declared that he
was prejudiccd and instructed the at
,orneys OF the society to file petition
for change OF venue. The inquiry
then was taken mp by Judge Evans
Testimony in the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings before Master Morrison
showed that practically all the assets
OF the society were placed in the hands
OF the Great Western Finance eorpo3r-
alton for 4 loan OF Sl.5OO,0OO to the
society, and that this concern has
Hypothetical the same securities to
c. {. Higgins OF the Waldorf Astoria
hotel. New oYrk City, for a loan OF
5000 900.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
SEIZE BOOKS, ASK
RECEIVER FOR
COOP" SOCIETY
Harrison Parker's Grocery
Store Co. Under Fire In
Two States.

The Cooperative Society OF AM
erica which has carried on wholesale
stock selling business throughou; the
middle west, is under fire In two states.
Master in Chancery Charles h. Nor
hiSon is sitting in bankruptcy proceed
ings against the society in Chicago.
and Wisconsin courts have restrained
the society from selling its profit
sharing debentures, or mortgages, in
that state.
Especially interesting to South sid
erS are the proceedings in Chicago.
where hundreds OF thousands OF dol
lars worth OF Cooperative stock were
sold by the concern.
| Mr.. Morrison on the order of Judge
Evans invaded the offices OF the conf
Ipany at Wells and Randolph streets.
| late Thursday for an examination OF
the books and records Of the concern.
Mr. Morrison IS sitting in bankruptcy
proceedings against the society.
With the master, attorneys for both
sides, stockholders who arc bringing
the bankruptcy proceedings auditors
and accountants went TO the society's
elaborate suite of Offices.
Parker Under Investigation
The main interests OF the society are
a string OF grocery stores in which is
involved a membership selling plan.
While the lawyers and auditors were
examining the books it was revealed
that Harrison VI. Parker. as head OF
the concern, was being Investigated by
| John V Clinnin, first assistant United
States district attorney. under orders
from Judge Lands
Mr.. Clinnin said he had planned
taking the matter before the Scptem.
Der federal gran djury. but that thu
ramifications o 1.-THE case were so wide
that ii required much longer period
Iof time.
The bankruptcy petition was filed BY
Attorneys H. NJ Ashton, David X.
Tone and II. r. Blum against Mr.
Parker, ~ \. Hawkenson and John
Coo, officials OF the society.
Assets Pledged for Loan
! The case originally came before
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
Grant Injunction in Wisconsin

MADISON, WIS, Oct. A TEN
porary injunction restraining the Wis
consin Cooperative society from sell
ing its proft-sharing dehentures IN
Wisconsin in their present form was
issued By Judge Stevens in Circuit
Court today The restraining order
took effect at noon.
The Judge in granting application OF
the state Tor an Injunction said that IN
his opinion tho plan OF business vas
not cooperative, but lett open the
question OF further action on the part
OF the court, should the form OF con.
tract OF the society be changed. II
this change should be made the in
junction would no longer be in force
X. NJ. Hoyt deputy general prose
cutting the case. said that il change II
the form OF contract is made without
changing the manner o idoing bus
ness. the state will at once apply lot
another Injunction He explained thai
the attorney general feels that the
/ plan or the society is violation o.
the cooperative laws.
The Wisconsin Cooperative society
according TO the plan explained by
+ Judge Stevens, IS engaged in sellin
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08

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