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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29
A LOS COMERCIANTES Y QUIN.
CALLEROS DE LA ISLA

Por no continuar el negocio Sc
venden los siguientes articulos a pre-
clos Baratisimos:
Medias ni1o punto ingles blancas,
negras, tabacos, rosa y azul 90 CEN
tavos doc.
Calcetines hombre 45 centavos doc.
millar
Botones nacar vestido 18, 20, % y
25 centavos gruesa.
Brochas para barbas 80 centa-
vos doc 4
Botones hueso a $1.6O gran gruesa.
Botones puTlo u S1.50 gza. pareS.
Botones trajes hombre desde 50
gza.
Collares gran surtido. Precios bajos.
Cuchillos mesa a 20 centavos doc.
En- corbltas desde $1.0O doc.
Cordones zapatos desde 80 cent?
vos doc.
Ligas mangas v de piernas.
Panuelos sedl. Paiios mesa.
Platos. Punto ilusion
Despertadores. Relojes bolsillo ale
names.
Sombreritos nino y caballeros.
Tirantes.
Tijeras desde 90 centavos doc.
E infinidad de otros articulos, muy
largos para enumerar.
En- Cintls desde el No. l hasta No.
300, precios muy bajos.
Pero 10 que realmente son barati-
simos.
Carteras bolsillo desde $3.50 doc.
Cepillos ropa cabeza $1.25 doc.
Surtido colossal en- zarcillos, argo-
las, cadenitas cuello, sortijas Y aros.
Dedales acero SLIGO g.
Espejos. Elasticos.
Gorras de lana para hofnbres Y pa
ra nino de bautismo.
Hilo de 100 yds. % ctvos doc.
Hilo de 200 yds. 40 ctvos. doc.
Hilo de 500 yds. a $1.00 blanco.
Hilo de 200 yds. 45 C. doc. negro.
Hilo de 200 yds. 60 C. doc. color.
Horquillas, hebillas pantalon, inn
perdibles, cintas hiladillo.
Bordados desde l l 4 yda. hasta
60 centavos yda.
Y en- encajes valenci-n desde 10
centavos yda de imitaci6n hilo.
Corch6n.
Sombras.
Precios sin competencia.
Esta realization sera por muy po-
cos dias.
Dirijase a r. JULIA & co.
San Justo st. 90 San Juan, P. r.
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UngObeTnadOTCO pOCOs
EN- Ell HOTEL sEvILI.A.

En- estos dias de mucho ruido de
castafuelas panderetas, villancicos
y ''alegrias alcoholicas'' /, hemos tenido
el honor de recibir en- el hotel en- que
me hospedo, la vista del Jefe del Eje-
cutivo de Puerto Rico o sea la figura
democratica del insigne hombre plblico
don Juan B. Huyke. -.
La Sra. Emilia Rivera Ferrer poeti-
sa que honra Ell parnaso bcricua' de
cidi6 imitar al "Gobernador -pianista' =
para que nos hiciera reir y llorar por
medic de los dulces arpegios del pia-
no, llam6 por medic del aparato te-
lefonico al Hombre- Publico que 20 tan
to estimo. -. quien nos sefalo Ell dia
de aver para levar cabo nuestros
propositos.
La mafiana del 25 amaneci6 triste
-. Ell horizonte cubierto lie brumas
NOS invitaba al recogimiento misti-
CO. :. Todos los invitados nos encontra
bamos en- ell salon principal del Hotel
'cuando uno de los amigo, Felix Padial,
81 NAL no recuerdo nos anunci6 al ''Go
bernador de Puerto Rico''... " como
Green Uds. que Sc present6 ell grande
portorriquefio? Solo,. sin "estado
Mayor nj secretarios''. -. vestjdo sen
cillamente =. sin ''poses'' nj pream-
bulos. las mas de las vece2 lnnece-
sarios y hasta ridiculos..
No me extrafi6 ell comportamiento
tan democratico de don Juan B. Huyke.
Ha tempo que 10 conocemos, en- to-
das las epocas en- todo sitio siempre
ha sido el mismo: un alma sans dentro
Gle un cuerpo sano Un alma que SUI
fire por los fracasos de los otros y goza
con los exitos de todos. :. Un cuer-
po tornado, bien desarrollado, cuer-
po de atleta, que denota las virtudes ci-
vicas de este ilustre .BoricUa'' Don
Juan B. Huyke, ocupando hoy Ell mas
alto cargo, de mas responsabilidad, es
Don Juan B. Huyke no ell ''Kai-
ser Huyke' -. iQu6 diferencia exis-
te entire los "enfatuados', es decir en-
tire los que por las "vueltas que da ell
mundo'', legan a la cumbre del 6xito y
Sc Green Dioses. siendo pigmeos, y
estos que pasan de la cumbre del exito
q los umbrales de la gloria. -. de la
inmortalidad. -. i" no Sc les sube ell
cue,lo al "peri-craneo" ...
Dsspues de haber escuchado conse-
jos y trabajos periodisticos de labios de
Don Juan, a insinuaciones de varias nj
has un ramillete de flores perfumadas.
de colores alabastrinos unas y otras ru-
bias como las germanas, nos deleit6 ell
espfritu tocando vaaias piezas musica-
les entire las que recordamos "Il Carni-
vale di Venecia tOuand T. Amour
Meurt' walls del celebre compositcr
frances Cremieux, un trozo d , ''Caba-
neria Rusticana' y otras pleas de diff
Gil recordacion. Todos los que nos
encontrabamos en- Ell salon aplaudimos
6elirantemente al buen Gobernador y
meior patricia -.
Emilia recito unos versos ds Don
cristobol Real y tambien TOGO varias pie
zas musicales.
En- suma la vista del Gobernadcl
mas sencillo que registra la historic lie
Puerto Rico. ~. fu6 un ratio do gcan
expansion que hara eco en- nuesSros CO.
razones y que no olvidaremos jamas a
traves del tiempo.
Jose Antonio CUEVAS.
, San Jlan, P. r.
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MERcADo DE AzucAR

Gable recibido por Lamborn y Co.,
San Juan, P. R. de su oticina en- N. Y.
Mercado sostenido. Sc nan efectua
do ventas de Cuba de la vieja cosecha
para embarque en- enero dc la nueva
cosecha para embarQue en- los prilneros
diez dias de febrero $1.875 costo y
fete. Hay ofertas adicionales bajo esta
base y los compradores muestran lnte-
res este precio, pero para pronto en-
barquc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29

PIANIsTA Y vJoLINIsTA SO solicit
tan para tocar en- Cine. Escriba dicien-
do suoldo r. Lopez, Avenida Wilson
No 80. santurce. 1-3
sE VENDE por cuatro mil d6lares, Ca
sd en- la parada 1914 calle de Barcelona
esquina RibOt y Sc dan facilidades para
el pago. Tiene sala. comedor. cocina,
bafo cuatro dormitorirs amplios. In
formara su dneno telefono 257 azul, San
turce. Is
Sc VENDE. La Residential del sr. John
w. Mills en- Montsnores. FL cue desee
informes precio puede lamar al te-
l6fcno NO. 24l, santurce. 1--27
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29

COnaesa. Un hombre fuerte y resuel-
10 es el tnico digno de un beso mo
salvaie. Has creido que yo podia clvi
dar y perdonar, espia infame. que cad-
saste la muerte a nj novio y mi bica
hechor?
Yea en- el Teatro AMERICA el jueves
20 a FRANCESCA BERTINI GUsTA-
V0 SERENA on IRA. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29
Basket Ball en- Caguas

FL dfa "a, y como habiamos anuncia-
do a nuestro quito publico, llev6ss a
efeGto un renido desafio de basket
ball'' entire los equipos 'Baldorioty
Girls Basket Ball Club, de San Juan
y Lincoln Girls Basket Ball Club, de
Caguas
Si bien podemos decir, nosotros, los
que nunca habiamos visto siquiera una
rractica de nuestras muchachas, estu-
vimos rotalmente dudosos del triunfo,
debido que nunca pudimos Greer que
en- tan corto tempo Sc desarrollara un
Club de Basket Ball de nifias capaz de
competir con los mejores ''clubs'' de
''basket ball'' de la Isla. dandose ell
case de que desde mil novecientos diez,
nunca habiamos dado la oportunidad a
nuestras nifias para sostener una YER
dadera lucha ante un immense ptiblico
Por fin Sc lanza la arena por prime
ra vez nuestro Club, ESQ fu6 terri
BILE. Todas nuestras muchachas lucharon
con energia hasta conseguir la rendicion
de las muchachas de la ''Loza'' Debe-
mos felicitar las muchachas de Fabi-
to, pues 81 bien podemos decir, es TN
"club" verdaderamense disciplinado,
lleno de entusiasmo y amor por su es-
cuela.
Mr.. Farbelle (Fabito) siempre nos di-
jo que el tenia que sacar un ''team''
de nifias, porque el vefa bastante mate
rial para clio, no nos ha engahado;
va ha conseguido Ell primer triunfo v
nos dice que no descansara hasta poder
luchar con las muchachas de don Beiti.
Podemos citar como verdaderas heroi-
mas las sefioritas: Rosa Maria Faura,
Stay Forward; Generosa Hernandez,
Running Forward; Rosa Maria Alvarez,
Center Guard; Petrita, Guard; Ana
Faura, Guard; Sc nos habia olvidado a
Consuelito, nuestro mejor Center.
SCORE:
Baldorioty, 2. Lincoln, 16.
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NMos:

SCORE de los juegos que no Sc han
publicado:
Central High School, 5; caguas High
School, 18.
Central Grammar School, IA; Caguas Ju-
nior, IL.
BayamOn High School, 9; caguas High
School, 10.
ST. Augustine Academy, IS; caguas
High School, 26.
st. Augustine Inter. 6; Caguas In
ler., %.
Y ahcra retamos cualquier ''team =
de la Isla, que sea escolar.
CHOPIN.
Caguas p r
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TTats de COnOcerIa

Es suave como la seda-
Alternative como una monjs.
EleRante como estFella De cine.
Limpia como una desp0sada.
Resisfente como 81 aeero.
practica como buena americana.
Tratela, ella IL eonveneera y en- la
intimidmd ~ aeompanarA toda In vi
"A. w. trnfa ds n Navajo auto
Htrnp". De venht en las principa-
ifn ranna a. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29

Elena, muchacha .extrana salvaie
y sumamente apasionada, era no obs
de caracter ardiente. pero irracionabIe
tante pura como un destello del sol.
Yea en- el Teatro AMERICA el jueves
20 FRANCESCA BERTINI GUsTA-
vo SERENA en- IRA. Advt.
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Joyeria, PIaterfa y ReIoierfa. Ca,
lie Salvador Brau 81. San Juan,
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ia al mismo tempo todos los que
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sE ALQUILA o ST vENDE. el Ho-
tei Eureka. Diflnse personalmente
In pr0pietaria Anna AxtmayeE. p.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-04-28

At q meeting of the town council
held last Monday evening held in the
council room at the power plant, the
old board finished up its business and
adjourned sine die. The new Mayor,
John e. Spells. and trustees Messrs.
". w. Vaught, w. j. Mccoy and H.
H Hodges were administered the oath
of office by Town Clerk G 8 Kins-
man The new mayor and trustees
took the seats made vacant by the
retiring mayor, C s. Deily, and trus-
tees E. J. Frederick and L. W. Evers-
man, Mr.. Hodges having been reflect
ed as member of the board Of trus-
tees to succeed himself.
The new board Immediately pro-
ceeded to elect q mayor protein and
clerk protein, Messrs. r. s. Dye and
v. J. Mccoy being chosen for these
respective offices upon = vote by bal
lot. The matter Of securing Q suit-
able location for public camping
grounds was the next order Of bust
ness. After some discussion . mo-
ton was made by Trustee Deich that
the board authorize the purchase Of
= certain plot Of ground on west Sec
ond street to be used for this pur-
pose. This motion was seconded and
unanimously carried. The city at
torney was instructed to examine the
abstract for this real estate at his
earliest convenience.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-04-28
STOLEN BUICK
LOCATED AT
CASPER, WYO.

The Buick automobile belonging to
Benjamin Franklin which was stolen
from in front of the Methodist church
in Julesburg on Wednesday evening
of last week has been found in Cas-
per, Wyo., where the auto bandits
abandoned the Buick and stole q
Packard automobile. The Casper au-
thorities wired sheriff Thunderstorm
here the first of this week to this eff
feet, and Mr.. Franklin left Monday
evening for Casper to get his car.
The thieves evidently have a mania
for travelling and securing a better
car each time they make haul as
when they stole the Buick here they
left Ford car which they had stol-
en- in Sterling. The Ford was found
the next day west of Julesburg where
it had been abandoned. The Ford has
been returned to its owner in Sterling.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-04-28

WOMAN'S CLUB TO HOLD
RUMNAGE SALE APRIL Nth

The Civic Department Of the Jules
burg Woman's Club will stage . rum
mage sale the day after cleanup day
Saturday, April 3Oth. The proceeds
thereof will be used by the depart
ment for purposes of civic improve
ment.
Everyone in the community il
urged to help out by contributing ia
the sale anything they have for which
they no longer have use. Anything
that is still usuable or wearable will
be gladly accepted by the committee.
Amy clothes that have been outgrovn
or discarded, old hats, shoes that
have been outgrown but are still
wearable, dishes, kettles, hardware,
pictures, furniture, rugs, spreads,
plants OF anything useful for which
the owner may no longer have neeA.
Perhaps they may be just the things
that someone else will want. Those
having articles to donate for the SALE
are asked to notify Mrs. J. G. Caves.
der or Mrs. Earl Hamilton. tn
committee would appreciate it il IL
clothes donated could be cleaned ani
pressed and the shoes shined. II
sale will be held at Colvsr Bros. No,
sic store, in the Cash Store building.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-04-28
NOTHING But THE
TRUTH TO BE
GIVEN MAY 9Th

"Nothing But the Truth" is the
three-act comedy that will be present
ed at the Hippodrome theatre by the
Julesburg Players Club on Monday
evening. May 9th, the proceeds to be
used for the benefit Of the Julest;sr
Woman's Club. We confess Il ne we
are partial to home-talent enter
tainments and yet not without reasons
therefor. First-because we are per-
sonally interested in the personnel.
Second-home-talent entertainments
afford an excellent opportunity of OBJ
serving the grasp or Interpretation of
the author by the one acting or CIV
ing the lines-which is really pleas
ant diversion to the dramatically in
clined.
On previous occasions the Jules
burg Players Club have demonstrated
their unusual ability in the successful
presentation Of "When A Teller Needs
A Friend" and "Green Stockings"
These entertainments made big hit,
and Nothing But the Truth" play
that has been so popular in the large
cities promises to be the best yet
presented by the Players Club with
an all-star cast No doubt large
crowd will be in attendance at this en-
tertainment.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-04-28
THAD' SOWDER
SUFFERS STROKE
OF PARALYSIS

Theodore ("Thad") Sowder, cham
pion broncho buster of the world in
1902 and 1908, was found in serious
condition Sunday in his room at the
St. Thomas hotel, 1903 California
street in Denver. He was taken to
the Denver county hospital where at
first physicians believed he was suf-
fering from poison. Later, it was
determined that he had suffered a
paralytic stroke.
Sowder, a former resident of this
city, who is As years old, has been a
sufferer from paralysis for many
years, ever since horse fell on him
soon after his triumphs in broncho
busting. In 1914. it was reported
that an operation had resulted in
complete recovery and Sowder was
selected to break elk that were to be
used in parade of the Denver Elks'
lodge, of which he is a member.
A few months later he suffered
another stroke, was taken to the
county hospital and slipped away
from the attendants, declaring he
needed no physician. Sowder was re-
ported considerably improved as we
go to press.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-04-28
OUR TOWN

There are fancier towns than our
little town; there are towns that are
bigger than this; and the people who
live in timer towns don't know what
excitement they miss. There are
things you see in the weather. towns
that you can't in town what's small
and yet, up and down, there is no 9TH
er town like our little town, after all.
It may be the street thru our town
isn't long, isn't wide, isn't straight,
but the neighbors you know in our lit
tie town all welcome a fellow-it's
great. In the glittering streets of the
glittering town, with its palace and
pavement, and thrall; in the midst of
the throng you will frequently long
for our own little town after all.
If you live and you work in our
little town, in spite of the fact that
it's small, you'll find it a fact that
our own little town is the best kind
of town, after all.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-04-28
NWSY NOTES
FROM SEDGWlCk
CO. HIGH SCHOOL

s. C. H. 8. wishes to thank all who
helped to make our carnival sue
cess. The Freshmen received one
vote in the vaudeville contest, the
Junior and Sophomores each received
two votes for prizes. The Sopho-
mores and Juniors have their choice
of a class pennant or the $500 for
each class.
The students enjoyed 4 visit and
talk by Mr. Talbot last week.
The Junior boys entertained the
Junior girls and Miss Gallagher and
Mrs. Reich at y three course luncheon
in the dining room Of the high school
Tuesday afternoon The boys pre-
pared and served the luncheon. The
first course was sardine cocktail, the
second sandwiches and coffee, the
third cake and ice cream.
The Sophomores had a meeting
Tuesday after school to decide wheth-
er or not they wanted a pennant as
their share Of the prize awarded to
the Sophomore and Junior. classes for
tier vaudeville stunts in the carni-
val. They voted unanimously for the
pennant.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-04-28
SOUTH TABLE
COMMUNITY
CLUB NOTES

The South Table Community 6ooa
held its regular meeting at the Lsese-
ty school house, district No. -, -
Friday evening. April 22nd. A h9gs
crowd was present considering ~
prevalence Of measles on the Sod
Table, and the fact that the 8. CJ8.
s. Carnival was held on the same da4A.
A very interesting business niou4-
ing was held. Several topics wsrs
up for discussion. The committee o.
gasoline. kerosene and oil made Z
lengthy report, having number q
good offers from the different 81
and refinery representatives. A. ~
committee expected offers from ssv-
eral more firms, and the msaaAess
were not fully decided which ef6sg
was the best. it was decided to held
q special meeting to take up end ~
pose Of this question.
The special meeting will - ~
At the Liberty school house, distSt
No. 20, on Wednesday evenilg; ~
9TH. All members who are Interest
ed in this question are urgently re-
quested to be present at this meet
ing.
The sugar question was next in Or
der and after few minutes of gener-
al remarks q committee consisting of
Mrs. VIM. Schultz, Mrs. M. E. Allen
and Mrs. John Schultz were appointed
to take up this matter and also the
grocery line in general.
A number of questions of general
interest to the club were then dis
cussed and disposed of, after which
the meeting was adjourned.
After the business meeting, a
dainty lunch of coffee, salad, sand
witches and pie was served by the
ladies of the club. After a pleasant
visit the members departed for their
homes, feeling well pleased with the
evenings program.
The next regular meeting of the
club will be held at the Penney school
house, district No. q. sixteen miles
south and one mile west of Julesburg,
on Friday evening, May 18th. Mem
bers please take note Of the date.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-04-28
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! FARMERS FINED
| IN COUNTY COURT

There was considerable excitement
last Friday when government officers
visited Sedgwick county in quest of
whiskey stills. The officers secured
the assistance of local men and start
ed out to search for the makers of
"moonshine." A number of farms west
of Julesburg in the valley were visit
ed and q diligent search was institut-
ed with the result that five whiskey
stills and q considerable amount Of
"moonshine" was seized. No arrests
were made at the time but the whis-
key and stills were confiscated by the
government officials.
FS Wednesday John Sitner, Phillip
Shriner, Jacob Krantz, George
Schmidt, Russian farmers and 7.
Ono, a Japanese farmer, all living
west of Julesburg were arrested by
Sheriff Thunderstorm and brought to
this city. A hearing was given each
of these men before County Judge
J. s. Labaree that day, informations
having been filed by deputy district
attorney W. H. Pound charging them
with the manufacturing of intoxicat-
ing liquors and having same in their
possession.
Each of these men pleaded guilty
as charged. John Sitner was assess
ed q fine of $500 on two counts; j acob
Krantz was fined $500 on two counts ;
T. Ono was fined $500 on two counts !;
Phillip Shriner was fined $500 on
one count and George Schmidt re-
ceived a fine of $500 on one count.
The men paid their fine and were re-
leased from the custody of the sheriff.
The court informed reporter of
the Grit-Advocate that in consider
alton of the fact that the guilty men
were farmers with growing crops
needing their attention, was respon-
sible for them getting off on the first
offense without Jail sentence.