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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
EN- LA coRTE FEDERAL

La Corte Federal sentenci6 aver a
Fabian Crespo al pago de s5. por vio-
lar la ley volstead.
Crespo fue sorprendido en- momentos
en- que llevaba varias botellas de ron.
Ell Tribunal, teniendo en- cuenta los
buenos antecedentes del acusado y Ell
hecho de que era Ia primera vez que
comparecia ante el por ese delito, re-
solvi6 imponerle la expresada multa, en-
cargandole Sc abstenga en- absolute de
sreunirse' con tDon Roman.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
DESDE CATANO

-. No importa, amigo; aunQue haya
crisis, aunque estemos comiendonos los
codos de la levita, clio no sera obice pa
ra que tengamos fiesta, pues nuestra jH-
ventud Sc ha empenado en- convertir al
pueblo, durante Ell mes de julio, en- ur,a
Feria, Y malo sera que no Sc salga con
la suya. @ Esta vez no Sc nos aburrira
con nueve tiias festivos como ha suce-
dido otros amos, pues todo Sc reducira
tres d1as; pero tres dias que pondran
g todo el pueblo en- tension. Y no
hay lugar a dudas que Nuestra Sonora
del Carmen quedara altamente satisge
cha de los honores que piensan tributar
sele.
La Colnisi6n de festejos, integrada por
prestigiosos Y enthusiasts j6venes de La
llccalidad, y cuyo presidente es Ell culto
active joven Manuel Blanco, viene
desde hace algunos dias dando ''faja-
zos" a diestro y siniestro, sin que haya
torero que pueda parar Ia embe tida, -,
Salvo el cronista, que nunca esta ell Ca
sa-habiendose recaudado hasta el pre-
sente alredor de $4,000, sin acudir q
otros inedios que el de la palabra, (por
que ESQ ST, tienen una oratoria -.
Todos los vecinos, en- su mayoria per
sonas pobres, han re pondido al llama
miento, exception de ciertos ''intra-
sos' lue,-dicho sea de paso, sielnpre
son los n1ismos oponentes a cuanto bue-
no desea hacerse en- niestro pueblo, ,-ade
mas de negar-e a contribuir con ell mi
sero donativo de cincuenta centavos un
dollar, les han salido nuestros mucha-
chos econ dos piedras EN- los pechos' +,
usando frases no pfopias en- tales per
soma .. .. Sin embargo, durante los dias
lie fiesta los vera usted refocilardose dc
2uanto bueno Sc haga la vez que CO.
mentando, a Voz Ell cuello, las actuacio-
nes de IA Comision, sin que al terlninar
ell espectaculo, case de no sentirse sa-
tisfechos, tengan la cortesia de perma-
lnecer como ell mudo Pue5 bien,
amigos, " los que no 10 sean) 81 es que
| todos deseamos que las pr6ximas festas
resulten brillantes y esplendidas, Sc ha-
ce nece -ario la cooperation de todos,
particularmente Ia de esos sefores adj
nerados, ,-aunque aqui hay muy pocos,--
que parece no desean divertirse.
En- breve segiin hemos sido informa-
dos, un hermoso ''bunch'' de encantado-
ras muchachas visitara las casas habidas
y por haber en- Ia venta de localidades,
para una function. cinematografca pro
yectada, asimismo, para el regalo de
una anagnffica VITROLA con que la Co
mission piensa obsequiar nuestros con-
vecinos. Ademas,s otra Comisi6n COM
puesta. de varios caballeros, entire los
que fguran don Antonio Rodriguez Ell
licenciado Mariana Pardo visitara al Co.
mercio, con, ell proposito de "fajarle
y ell cual, seguramente, no opondra re-
sistencia alguna al ataque.
Per ahora, nada mas, hasta tanto yea
mos el programa.
vibrian T. SANA.
Tuu;o de 1901
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
UNA c6NrERENc1A

Esta noche dara una conferencia en-
ell cine "Antillas'', de Talleres, un
miembro de la Logia de Mecanicos, ac-
tualnlente en- huelga. Dicha conferencia
tratara sobre Ell estado de la misma.
Tambi6n ilformara a la concurrercia
otro miembro, del estado actual de la
huelga de tabaQueros. Como final del
acto, ei senador Santiago Iglesias pro
nunciara un discurso sobre ia crisis
industrial y sus causas'
SERGIO RosARIOs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
GORILLA QUE HABLA

Leemos en- la prensa de Venezuela,
que un seiior que Sc dedica a Ia ciencia
pudo, despues de muchos trabajos Glen
tifcos. hacer hablar a un gorilla, Ell que
esta exhibiendo en- varios sitios. Ademas
de las conferencias, dice que las mejores
colchonetas almohadas son las que
vende 'El Cielo'', Allen No. %, San
Juan. Todo puede ser.-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
NO EsTAMos DE AcUERDo

Algunas personas que viven en- esta
cludad Sc nos quejan de que los ca
rros Que conducen la basura empiezan
su trabajo antes de las once de La
noche; con 10 cual impiden que las per
sonas que salga1 de los teatros cami-
men por ciertas GALES, dada la inso-
portable peste que despiden las basu-
ras
Esperamos que la sanidad local Sc
ocupe en- Ell asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
NERCADO DE- CANB|O
JosEFINA LOPEZ
EN- Ell AMERICA"

Manana viernes reaparecera ell ell
teatro America, la silnpatica v be-
llisina tonadillera espafiola Josefna L6
PEI, que tanto exito alcanzo la prime
ia vez que actuo en- dicho teatro.
Cualquier elogio que hicieramos de
la bella cupletista resultara palido an
tie la realidad de su arte tan exquisite
como delicado.
Josefina, quien reune ademas de sus
multiples atractivos personales, entire
los que cuenta principalmente, con una
gran simpatia Y una ezSraordinario be-
ueza, cuenta en- su arte, con una gran
Cantidad de discretion y modestia, que
aumentan considerablemente su valor
artistico.
Dado Ell exito que obtuvo en- su pri-
mera actuacion, no hay que dudar que
ell p0bhco concurrira a aplaudir 3
admirar a Joseana en- sus variadcs nti-
meros de su extenso repertoire, en- los
Que tiene verdaderas creaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
BAYAMoN DE PLACEMEs

En- ell Immediate puesto de Baya-
mon hay un puesto para venta de
peri6dicos en- uno de los kioskos de
la plaza. Els un sitio ideal y todas
horas se encontrara alli Ell MUM
DO.
!. Tambien Sc venden cigarrillos, ta-
bacos, dulces refrescos. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
sucEso sANGR1ENTo EN- PONCE

Informa la policia de Ponce que en- e.
cafetin de Modesto Castillo, Juah Fan
tauzzi hizo cinco disparos de revolver
contra Jose Vega, ,logrando herirle en-
la clavicula. Ell m6vil del disgusto fue
porque Vega habia maltratado de pala-
bras POGO antes Fantauzzi, Quien re-
solvi6 vengarse.
Ell agresor fue arrestado. Sc le ssiia-
10 una fianza de $4,000 FL hecho ha 81
do califcado de atentado la vida.
FL arma fue ocupada por los guardias
Santiago Y Rodriguez, que prestaron Ell
servicio. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
UN Trio

En- Gurabo, Pablo Diaz hizo un dis
paro de revolver contra Ildefonso Fl
gueroa, sin lograr herirle
La policia. arrest6 Diaz, ocupan-
dole Ell arma.
FL Juez sefalo al agresor $500 dc
fianza, califcando Ell hecho de acorle-
timiento aggression.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
DON ERNEsTo JIMENEz

Hemos tenido ell gusto de saiudar es-
te inteligente Y culto joven, quien cur
so estudios en- la Universidad de New
York y que viene pasar las vacaciones
en- compafia de sus padres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
Sc CAMBlO
A FORTALEZA II.
Ga Gloria
mo PAGuE LUJO!
v. ARRlVl.
poR AsuNTo DE NEcoc1os

Ell crimen de Camuy, al cua1 nos
referimos en- uLn telegrama el Ia edi
ci6n de aver Sc debe, segln detalies de
ultima hora. a cierto disgustos surgi-
dos entire Millet Acevedo, capsa de
disparidad de criterio en- un negocio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17

QUININA QUE NO AFECTA LA CA
BEZALAXATIvO BROMO QUININA
es mas eficaz en- todos los casos en- que
Sc necesita t0rnar QUININA, no eau
sando zumbidos de oidos. Contra Res,
friados. La Grippe. Influenza. Palu-
dismo Fiebres. La firma de r. w.
GROVE viene con cada cajita. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
Ell PRESUPUESTO ESTA SIEN-
DO DISCUTIDO EN- Ell SENADO
Continuation de la pag. IL.

pleados del gobierno no les alcanzaba
PAM vivir.
Tan pronto como sea yotado defini
tiNamente el proyecto del Presupues-
to daremos nuestros lectores, una
information detallada de las lineas
generates del Presupuesto, que. hayan
sido objeto de algun cambio por par
te de Ia, Legislature.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
Ell PONCE

Ell vspor Ponce, de la New York
llego aver, pr6cedente de los Estados
Unidos, con carga general, correspondent
cia pasajeros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
vApoREs DE NUEvA YORK

De Nueva York llegaron aver los va
pores Mielenochet'' "Helen'', con
carga general para Ia isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
NuEvo EMBAJADoE EN- EsPANA

WASHINGTON, JUNO 16.-Mr. Cyrus
WOODS, de 'Greensburg, Pensilvania, ha
sido nolnbrado por el presidente Harding
emba jador de los Estados Unidos en- Es-
pafa para sustituir a Mr. j. Willard,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17

espera gran nters los Etados Unidcs de ju
Io Sc espera dia de los mas soennes
aparicion del esa dando tanto uego Ia curio
sidad. .sl oE
George Carpenter Jack Dempsey Carpenter Iegc de
Francia 10 ienen Long sand esPece de au
la pues esa la tai resdenca barera
expreamente para ped avalanche de los curosos
ALI enan nada mas les amigos e aconpanan desde
perodstas que sabe ene puertas ibres
todos los p1bico ecaes asf todos los epec
taoulos por prvados que de los Estados Undos.
E acto de puato ceebrard Jersey City han
zado apuestas de n;Ilones.
Postivansene este aIgo peor que corida
ST es qse estas "malas' dcen e Norte.
moral todava ha cicho 81 debe pcmrss pals
prohbdo la beOida de copa vino,
Icha lorna d. trompadas parece
provecho botea Gle que puienta bien caonte
he Preeranos Ia boteIa de las bodegas
de Malaga. ss.ss q a*ss..t.-s~ ,~..-~~...-.~-
FansaOco podemos compaisf ha de gaIos
pectacuo violento ridcu!o. $3.50.
~ en- una paIaba cresnos francamens Que "eso algo
Stea ell gallo, Ell Miufa hasta k
ALA elos les Carpenter los Dsrpscy
presaos, tendan otra hace nj o medic de
figurar Tanben con e punc Sc vve
ssssss s. es SIS. Felix MAToS BERNlER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
Ell hNDl|O
yERDAD YsJUSTICIA
NOTAS DE ACTUALIDAD

Todos los actos eazados en- dmos tiempos por e
eoberno que preside magistrate Harding tenden una fusion
de Estados Undcs del Noe con las repuOoas
Observation-Disclosures los actc Sc han ceepfaoo en- oa
America las recentes vsas de representatives oe
Espa1a dtcas tendencias cuanto Ia consooa
ci6n de azos de fana gan estas epu
bIicas vieja nadre tst
E pronunciado por Harding ante la estatua del
Lbertador Simon Bolivar e 10 de abr es una oracon de IRA
terndad rases tenen sncerdad eydente como 81
doctor Gil Borgess. taben habo OCCASION represent
tando Venezuela ofcsene opna Harding, la mtelgen-
cia entire America del Nore del Sur debe exst en- una
forma deternante grandes a1onas, reazar un I'm
co1n defensa de los deaes de la deocracla pro-
cannados por la poIitca permanente de las Americas
E rev de Espaha tamn decIaracones ter
inantes Opna que debe condco
nes de yncuar sus fuerzas odo perdabey ecomenda
que egaciones que consentan la nacion sean
scazadas para evar saIgan de Espaha para la America
ogen eeentos que fueren gratos la forma pot
ca estabecda pebos dando toda tentaya
sar nacion fines sean hos del tabajo De
ideas anarqustas que son de
fente cuyos propagandstas vven de modo y distn-
que desearse otros pases en-
paz trabajo Esa sntess del pensamiento
Official.
Los tempos anuncian trabajos acecamento
Americas Espaa Este acercamento sincere en-
oque especta medos poIcos puesos practca sera
10 mas 6gico pebos que
taaente Sc necesan. presdene Harding menci6n
de Puerto dscrso hasa decr vemos
agente espenddo aydar
la Interpretation reciprocal entire las Americas.
Pof supuesto decmos que acepamos gran
mission, pero la aceptamos como hombres lbres.
Saben ustedes amigos Iectofes 10 al mas emf
astr6nomo del mundo?
Pues, Sc ha ''guIIado'--.,
pede suponer 81 hemos de dar credto 10
due manifestations de hobre de
cenca 81 ustre ast6nomo FIamnarion segdn deciaasen
pre- ateniendonos information cabegraicase ha comuni
cado perro que haca seis lie ha
bias
decIaracones acepta reencarnac6n espirua
que cIaramente abios di
co yasIocuci6n slatina..4a
EI sabio frances oece gran reunion la que invita-
amigos conpaheros de Europa del mundo por de-
conyenceFse de las grandes "verdades'.
Esta question esperar, del vae la Luna
la de maquna de Edison para comunicanos los
tos del febrI de fantasia
corresponsaes. Es ncho pape que hay e
diarianente paIabras.
uego henos recibir invtaci6n d.
del stre sabo dsponenos assr 81 fuee precise
aeroparo la reunion para sa dudas de cuentos.
Con evdencas especasas de snpes charatanas
nade pero sempe sea popo para gente que
las conousones convccion po eecto
la readad perfecaente Sera uy grao para
la huandao ega conclsones precsas, tefinantes
fnaes fin de estabIece las bases Itmas
de una ueva ciencia. ~
espera gran neres los Estados Unidcs de W
Io espea dia de los mas soenmes mis-
aparici6n esta dando uego curio-
sidad. .ssst ss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
iFIJESE!
SsLa Gloria
VENDE
MUY BARATO
FORTALEZA II.
oU1ERE SER FoToGRAFo

Informa la Detective que un caco sus
trajo del mostrador de tCarbia HERNIA
nos'' una Camara ''Kodac'', que acaba-
ba de co1nprar un cliente en- S25.
La Detective sigue la pista al impro-
visado fot6grafo, que, como tai nos pa
rece que va a reslltar un zapatero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17

sB vMwDE PApEL DE PERIoDIuO
vIEJ0. q $500 QUnTAI4
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
6ooTLEGGERS THRIVE AS
 PASSWORD IS ISSUED

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 4.-De- spite unrelenting activities of prohi- bition officers. city police and at taches of the sheriff's office. boot lcggers continue to thrive in the Magic City.
 While police court figures do not show an increase in the number of drunkenness charges. it is generally known that liquor of a kind can read lily he purchased hv the thirsty who are willing to pay the price and have th" mystic password which entities them to relief at the hands of the Knight of the LU' Brown Jug.
 Scarcely any "rcd" whiskoy k mar notnd here Thos" who indulge are ro'rod to Qu"uch their thirst via tho "shinny' or "whito mule" route.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
ALL VARIETIES OF HOoCH
 AND VARIETIES OF COST

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov. 4.-The Heart of America" may be far from the rum-running borders. hut il is also far from being dry" The police are very active in making arrests, but bootlegging thrives Good whiskey costs $2O to S25 quart. but "corn"-bootleg whiskey-.is served for from $4 to SS per quart Corn" is the common drink and is easy to get Some beer is sold, at a quarter glass which is near beer. decolored with alcohol and ether. Drug stores are doing wholesale business in sell ing whisk"y on prescriptions Doc. tors charge from $i to SC for a pint prescription, and the "paticnt" pays $2.5o more to have it filled.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
BIC BUSINESS" PLAN
 ALONG PACIFIC COAST

SAN TRAN. lSCO. Nov |. Boot '"e2.nr on tho Pacific Coast is or rnni<oa along the lines of "big ho-i- ness"
 Special Assistant Attorney Genera! Robert IT. Mccormack. named by At tornoy-Goncral Daughcrty as a spec ial prosecutor of prohibition viola lions. uncarther during his first two weeks in office, through the Arbucklo candal. a S30oOOO ring. with rein fications from Vancouver to Mexico and a number of stills high in the Sicrras.
 Liquors are sold generally but not openly in former saloons and in blind pig" joints Select custom CTS only are served in the better cafes. but that practice is lessening
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
DRINKING INCREASES.
 SAY PORTLAND POLICE

PORTLAND. Nov. 4-Drinking is on th" upgrade in Portland if of ficial police court records for drunk. onnnss may be fdkcn as criterion
 The hiuhwator mark for the days of "rrohihttion" was reached last month when 2-G persons were arrested hv the poro" her" on charge of druE- "rn"-s. In September. 1921 there ""r" only 19N arrests for tho srmc o'f"ns" polic" court records show II2 drwuks wcr" arrested in June. this year. lo2 in JuIy. 2oG in August and -@7 in September.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
LIQUOR EASY TO GET
 WHEN IN CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Nov. 4.-Liquor is easily obtainable in Cleveland. prices ranging from 90 to 75 cents per drink of one ounce and from SIP up per quart according to the quality of the stuff offered Most of tbe whiskey retailed here is said to be from q four to five years old There is also large amount of various made compounds being sold mo ty. however in the foreign quarters
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
"KNOW THE ROPES" AND
 THERE'S LIQUOR APLEN'

W 'N-' " ST LOUIS. Mo. Noy "Tho Center City" is not 7s dry as rho &. har Desert There is plenty of booze here almost any brand for the followers of Racchus who Euow the ropes"
 There are now l.aGo so-caIlod soft drink bars here" declares Victor ! Miller. president of the Police Board who has been playing one of the title roles in the Drama of the Camel and the Cop." with the Rev w (. Shupp. president of the Mis- souri Anti Saloon League.
 We have 91o policemen on reg ular beat duty" he asserts. They work in three shifts II would he Impossible to assign a man to each of the 'soft-drink' bars There are violations of the prohibition laws. No one will attempt to deny that"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
ALCOHOLISM DEATHS
 SHOW BIC OECREA

SACRAME ENTO. Nov. 4 Deaths from alcoholism in California have decreased S2 per cent since national prohibition became effective. accord ing to a report made public by the state board Of health Twenty three deaths were caused in California dur ing the first six months of 1921 by 'hootleg' whiskey, the report states. In 1917 total of 24O deathes were recorded in California in which the contributing causes were alcoholism and in l2O but 37 are charged to this cause
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
DRUNKENNESS ARRESTS
 SHOW HUGE INCREASE

DENVER, Nov. 4.-"The bootleg ging problem in Denver is so vast and involves so many notifications that police, prohibition enforcement officers and the district attorneys of flee are 5affled in their efforts to cope with it."
 That is the consensus of opinion fin official circles here. expressed in answer to queries by the information al News Service regarding 'prohi- bition conditions in Colorado's capi- tai city.
 These conditions. summarized briefly, are:
 Few saloons, cafes or restaurants where illicit booze is openly dispens- ed
 Soft drink parlors and kitchen bar-rooms" flourish throughout city. where intoxicating drinks can be secured.
 Roadhouses and mo,ntain c,biny near city frequently raidod and con trahand liquor seized
 Rum runners operating large auto mobiles, keep a generous supply of nrn-prohihition liquor flowing into Denver from Canada via "roIav" sta lions in Montana and Wyomng
 Arrests for drunkenness to Orto- h"r ! 1921. number 21SS. compared with l&l7 for entire year of 1920. "n indicated increase of over 1.ooo ror the year
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
Liquor Floods q. s. Booze
 H0lus Freely in NeW York
 And Spills AH OUer Country
(By International News Service)

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 Booze, three fingers of 1t at fifty cents shot, is today dampening New York City as fast as retailers can siphon it out Meanwhile more liquor, in wholesale waves is rolling over the rim of Gotham and spilling all over the United States.
 That is believed to be the true statues of the whiskey situation in New York today although only a few weeks ago the city was declared to have been the dryest in the cOun- try It was at that time probably.
 HAYNES HITS TOWN
 Roy Haynes, prohibition comms- stoned and a whole flock of prohl- Mtior enforcement agents all loaded with spongcs, had hit town then, each with the announced intention of eponging up all the liquor here
 on the very day of their arrival newspapers farcd forth with eight column headlines telling of the sciz- uro bv prohibition agents of S5.ooo ooo worth of liquor.
 IIayuos's arrival and the seizure or millions worth of booze. before his men had time to unpack their ~po0ros. "moant something" to speak in tho yornacular. It meant business anyway And within the twinHlinr of am eye all liquor disappeared
 NO LIQUOR AVAILABLE
 Thirsty patrons who knew friendly hartcudors pleaded in vain. There isn't any liquor in New York" they were told And there wasn't then. apparently.
 It looked as if that $5.00OOOO worth of seized liquor was all there was in New York, and that was locked up.
 There wasn't any more liquor to seize il appeared 90. after a dry week in New York, Mir. Haynes left town
 Presto, There's liquor. retail and wholesale. and plenty of it, in New York today
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
NEW FALL
 FASHIONS

are here in Coats, Suits, Dresses, BIouses, Skirts, Sweaters and the new knickcr Suits.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
LIQUOR APLENTY AND
 CRIME, TOO. IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Nov I Liquor flows freely in Chicago, despite prohibit tion. officials frankly admit, and DO lice records show that the arvcnt of the "dry' amendment has not ma t"rially decreased crime
 So open is the sale of liquor here that Arthur Burrage Farwen. head of the Chicago Law and Order Lea que. recently asked President Hard ing to send Feredal troops here to enforce the prohibition laws Far well charged that the police were in different and that the Federal pro
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
WHITE MULE" STILL
 KICKING FOR MANY

SPRINGFIELD. Nov. 4-Drunhcn ness is Springfield has been silently "n rhn wan" during tho last few mouths since Federal agents made "hol"saI" raids ou saloons that vnro openly disDan~m" utovtcants across 'h" lnrs P..'.. records. however. stin show that booze is far from extinct here hut white mule" and
 various forms u. homo brow liquors arc responsible for most inonrirty.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04

hibition forces were inadequate. Far well declared there were $500 sa- looms openly selling booze" in Chi cago. and his estimate Is confirmed from other sources.
 The thirsty wayfarer in Chicago has no trouble slaking his thirst. Identification or the wink" is not necessary. Whiskey. gin and sim liar liquors are sold for the most part at seventy five cents per drink, whether taken straight" or in high ball' or "riCkey" form
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
with stricter enforcement.

with stricter enforcement
 Police attribute the doubling of the number of drunks in 1921 over 1920 to greater prevalence of the poorer quality of bootleg liquors and 10 more active policing of the city.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
PLENTY BOOZE NOW

A reporter, ordered t. get the facts and write them for the International News Service. sought atmosphere be- fore executing the order The trusty notebook was unlimbered. his in tention having been to diary" his movements He got this far.
 Left office in downtown financial district Walked 900 yards. Saw four men shooting high dice in old fashioned saloon. Edged in on game Somebody got stuck. Barkccp asked wh~t I wanted. Said. Same Got it straight Did it again Skipped out. Walked 100 yards Blew breath in another harkcop's face Said Same. . Got somo gin Walked ont Walked in another joint 'TIowdv told him Gave me a whiskov oddy Wasn't rad Got another old dice shooting bunch dropped in and renewed game Gu"ss didn't like first place Stuck .nmo fellow Stuck him again Again. Pretty oood town. this Got tired .ttcEnr samn fellow He said 's nn rirht' Tn waa a wholo-oror Had r1ooy fors Stuck him again. Smck-
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04
New Dressmaking Parlor

Is being opened in connection with our store and we will be able to take care of our patrons wishing Gowns Blouses, Under wear or Anything Made to Order h this department we can also offer many valuable suggestions for the making up of holiday gifts
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-04

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