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Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
=, LOCAL AND PERSONAL

y 414Mrs. E. J. Boomer was hostess to
the st.oAgnes Guild Monday evening
= Miss Agnes Olander was at Litch-
field today where she acted as brides
maid at her brothers wedding.
= tT7rMiss Hulda Carlson left on We'd
nesdaY for a two weeks visit with
friends at Clara City and Kerkhoven
'tlLMfs. w. E. Scott left last week
for,aP Philadelphia where she will visit
her mother who is ill.
Miss Lottie Cedarburg leaves Fri
day for a visit with relatives at AL
toona'' and Spooner, Wis.
> Mrs. L. O. Thorpe and daughter
sJane are visiting relatives in Mime
apoHiss and Fergus Falls.
, "A. A. C. Bloomquist spent Mon
day and Tuesday in the twin cities on
business.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall spent the
week end visiting her sister, Mrs.
Aug. Lindgren at Kerkhoven.
Miss Pauline Lord spent the lat
ter part Of the week with friends at
Maynard.
The Misses Viola Redding and Ma
rie Hilstad visited friends in Litch-
neld Saturday and Sunday.
David Peterson transacted busi-
ness in the twin cities on Monday and
Tuesday.
"A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Berg south of the city on
May IT,
Mrs. Ole Olson and daughter
Mary returned on Monday from a Wis
it at her parental home at Delano.
Mrs. A. O. Bryant left on Monday
for an extended visit with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. H. T. Olson spent couple
of days the first part of the week in
Spicer
Miss Tillie Van Heuveln returned
to Raymond on Monday from a couple
of days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. V. Johnson Of
Willow, Sask., Canada. are the proud
parents of a daughter born April %.
The Johnson's are former Willmar re-
sidents
Miss Amy Ray presented num-
ber Of her pupils in voice and piano
recital at her home Monday evening.
Miss Ray left Tuesday noon for Mn
neapolis where she will continue her
studies.
Miss Serena Larson returned to
her home in New London the first
part of the week after few days Wis.
it with friends here. & g.:
Miss Elenore Nicholson returned
Sunday evening from Stanley Hall in
Minneapolis to spend her vacation at
her home here.
Mrs J Magnus and son Robert of
Kerkhoven arrived the latter part OF
last week for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Knutson.
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

ceS. - sSsS5S - - 80 -
4 Every telegraph company reported
serious! delay in transmission. The
companies united in declaring that the
influence OF one of natures greatest
phenomenons was the most extensive
in their history. =s
Experts, who have been working for
many years to overcome the trouble
termed ..:'earth currents said they
were unable to advance any definite
scientific explanation. sss..,
49,. $4,000 Miles in Length 81
The present spot or group of spots
on the face of the sun, estimated by
naval observatory officials as $4,000
miles in length and 21,OO0 in latitude,
was nearest-the earth Saturday night
and today through rotation Of the
sun was moving away from the solar
meridian Naval observatory officials
said today that, leaving out of consid'
Grafton the decreasing effect of the
spots on electrical currents on the
earth through the usual breaking up
of the spots, the regular rotation OF
the sun on it's axis would, within a
few days, carry the spots so far from
the earth as to make their influence
negligible.
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. William Qanielson
spent Saturday and Sunday in Mime
apolis. -
! See VIM. Farnum in "If-I Were
King" Majestic, Monday and Tues
day. i XIII. j. It
i. III. R. Peterson of Granite Falls
spent the week end at the Olof Olson
home. %'ts~ E: #..~
Mrs. A. Mickeson returned the
first part OF the week from a visit at
Pennock. >a-z l..
Gust Pearson from North Dakota
is visiting at the Ole Larson home in
Mamre. .f.-.-E.y -.
Miss Frances He'd left Saturday
to spend the summer at her parental
home in Svea. ~.
Miss Lizzy Nelson returned on
Tuesday from a visit with relatives
at Kerkhoven. 4 -
Mrs. Emil Lindskog left on Tues
day for visit at the Roy Haugen
home in Montevideo.r
Expert Kodak f1nishinasa at Eikjer's
Studio. Work finished Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
The Altrurians held their annual
picnic Monday evening at the Arthur
Caine farm home east of WilFmar.
Miss Freda MahlOw visited cou-
pie of days the first part of the week
at her parental home in Kerkhoven.
The Misses Amy and Minnie Frid-
lund and brother Victor autOed and
o1o%
Paul. .er...
Bring your films for fine work to
Eikjer's Studio.
Mrs. A. G. Larson and son Ellis
worth arrived the first part Of the
week from Williston, N. D., for a visit
with relatives
Miss Minnie Berg who teaches at
Dawson and number of friends al
toed here and spent Sunday at the
Peter Berg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Branton of
Minneapolis spent couple of days
here the first of the week visiting re-
latives. .>t
Mrs. D. R. Douglas and son re-
turned Oh Tuesday from several
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Lee,
at WatertOwn, S. d.
--Elkjer's Studio will finish your
kodaks for. Wednesday and Saturday
delivery.
MIR and Mrs: George Lundquist
and Mrs. John Lundquist autoed to
the twin cities on Tuesday for a few
days visit.
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Brooks are
the proud parents of an eleven.pound
daughter born May 18th. Mother and
child are doing fine.
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
NOR HERNl LIGHTS
due TO sun SPOTS


/ The beautiful display of the social
ed Northern Lights" or the Aurora
Borealis seen in Willmar and thruout
the United States during Saturday,
Sunday and Monday nights, May ~,
was a most awesome and inspi-
ing spectacle. The sight has aroused
much speculation as to the causes Of
this phenomenon. Astronomers have
been questioned and have practically
all agreed that the mysterious spots
apparent on the sun are directly res
ponsible. ~
Electrical influences exerted by the
aurora borealis or northern lights, be-
lieved to be caused by an unusually
large sun spot, played havoc with the
telegraph traffic thruout the United
States, especially in the East.
Beginning Friday night, telegraph
wire chiefs reported this natural phe-
nomenon had injected extra voltage
into their wires, causing what are
known as "earth currents" and inter.
rupting traffic. The same conditions
continued thruout the day Saturday
and became increasingly intense on
Saturday, causing one Of the severest
disturbances of it's kind known in 80
years.
For more than an hour before mid
night Saturday, nearly every telegraph
wire leading from New York was out
of condition. Ocean cables also were
slightly affected Curiously, however
the disturbance that tied up the land
wires seemed to strengthen the sig
nails of wireless apparatus, which
were. unusually clear during the per-
iod of heaviest land wire disturban-
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

recting examination papers and do
ing many other things which are ne
cessary in order to leave their work.
in good shape. @. ..t.A.~5 49,, :. -.
The senior class. held their annual
banquet in the Home Economics build
ing Thursday evening of last week.
The dinner was unusually good and
was prepared entirely by members of
the class with the assistance of Miss
Quigley and Miss Thompson. After
the banquet program of toasts was
enjoyed. supt. Brohaugh acted as
toastmaster. The following is the
program. "Why Like Being SEN
ior," by Harold Wetherby; *'The Joys
of High School Life" by Anna Over
gard. What Army Life Taught Ne
About the Value of Education" by
Joseph Feleen; "The Fun of Teaching
A First Grade" Frances Gustafson;
my Plans for the Future" Irwin
Norman; 1.-THE Troubles of an Editor
in-Chief'- Orlean Christian. and "The
Present Senior Glass;" by Miss Jose
phine Jenness. The occasion was an
enjoyable one in every respect and
will never be forgotten by those pres
ent.
State Examinations begin on Fri
day, May 27th, at o'clock A. M. The
Baccalaureate services will be held
Sunday evening, May 29th, at the
Presbyterian church. May 30th is a
legal holiday and there will be no
school, but all pupils are expected to
meet at the high school at one o'clock
to prepare for the Memorial Day par
ade, which begins promptly at 1870.
State Boards continue through Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday. Glass
Day Exercises will be held in the gym
nasium Wednesday evening, June 1st.
No charge will be made for these ex-
ercises, but admission will be by tick
ct. Commencement Exercises come
Friday evening, June 3rd.
Miss Emma Krefting, Teacher
Training Instructor, has made study
recently Of the graduates of the Will
mar Department. The following are
the results: The Department was or
ganized in 1910 and with the present
class has graduated 119 teachers. 81
of them are now teaching, IS are mar
ried, 3 are dead, are still in school
and 36 are unaccounted for. The
graduates are pretty we'll scattered
over the county and are located in the
following different places: Montevid-
60, Atwater, Willmar, Kandiyohi New
London, Spicer, Pennock, Benson,
Bemidji, Granite Falls, Brookings,4S.
D., Washington. D. c., Montana, Chase
B. c., Lewiston, Idaho; Langford, S.
D.: Armstrong, Iowa, Camp Sherman,
Ohio.
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
Brashear Theory Aceepasd

The theory that the Aarora Bor-
calls or Northern Lights, which send
earth currents through telegraphic
wires, interrupting communication.
result from sun spotaswas advanced
by Dr.. John A. Brashear. the late
Pittsburgh astronomer The theory
never has been dednitsly accepted.
naval observatory ofdeials asserted.
but the fact that spots On th snn us
ually are accompanied BY electrical
disturbances has resulted in almost
general acceptance OF the theory.
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

Clarence Berg and sister, Mrs.
Charles Berry and son Richard, au-
Clarence returned the first part Of
the week. Mrs. Berry has spent the
past winter at her parental home in
this city, but will now live in Mime
apolis where her husband is practic-
ing law. gs~
Jack Hildebrand' returned last
week from a several weeks stay at
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
WHAT OUR PUBLIC
SCHOOLS. ARE DOING
Items of Interest Gathered By
Our Public School
Teachers

The following eighth grade students
received 1000 in their spelling test:
Paul Hedlund, Betty Spicer, Robert
Swenson, Lucille Nelson, Alton Heinz,
Aldora Bakken, Ruby Brown, Irene
Dale, Ethel Forsberg, Marvin Krog-
fus, Hazel Lundquist, Elmira Quale,
Florence Walker, Phyllis Kelly, Dor.
othy Rost, Eunice Soldering.
The Parent-Teachers Association Of
the Central Buildings will meet in the
High School Gymnasium Friday, May
9th, at $3.50 p. m. There will be elec-
ton of officers after which a program
will be rendered.
Mrs S. l.. Benton entertained the
teachers of the Lafayette building at
five o'clock dinner Wednesday.
The pupils in the fourth grade Cen
tral Building are making Japanese
posters.
The third and fourth grades in the
Central Building had a spelling con-
test on Friday.
Erwin Anderberg is not in school
these last few days on account of an
operation for appendicitis.
The Ukelele Club is planning par.
ty to take place some time before the
end of the school year.
Miss Margaret Lockerby of Fari
bault is a guest of her sister, Miss
Florence Lockerby.
There are two pupils in the second
grade Central who have been perfect
in attendance the whole year. They
are Raymond Holmquist and Clifford
Dunham.
The second grade Central have be-
gun the reading of notes from music
charts.
The sixth grades are busy review.
ing, preparing for the final tests
; Two pupils in the sixth grade Cen.
trail Building, Esther Bakke and Wal.
lace Lingen have been perfect in at
tendance the entire year.
The A class of the first grade Cen.
,tral Building are now completing
:their twentieth reader. This includes
several first readers and one second
reader.
The seventh grade enjoyed class
:picnic on the east shore of Eagle
Lake Saturday afternoon. Mesdames
,Hoyt and A. Nelson and Messrs Err
'ickson, Bengtson and Bangtson assist.
ed the teachers as chaperons. A
thoro good time was enjoyed by all
The seventh graders wish to express
their appreciation to the parents who
donated the use of their cars for the
occasion.
Elizabeth Branton has been absent
for the past week due to illness.
twenty-five Alumni of the Willmal
Normal Training Department met il
the high school gymnasium last Sat
:urday afternoon and organized an Al
umni Association. The following OF
ficers were elected: Miss Mime John
son, President; Miss Stella Norm
Vice President; Miss Minnie Gusta1
son, Secretary-Treasurer. 1t was de
cided to hold the annual meeting =
the time Of the County Institute. /
program made up Of vocal and instru
mental music and readings furnishe
part Of the entertainment on Satul
day. Games and refreshments wer
also added which made this first NEE,
ing festive one. Next year, we hop
that those who were unable to be pre-:
ent will be with us next meeting
This week and the next are perhap
the busiest of the entire school yea
Students are working hard preparin
for their examinations and teacher
are busy getting in final reports, CO
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
! . ? > :. ~ . > NJ. 81. =, :,
!, Kitchen Shower

:. The Misses Ruth Carlson and Stella
Johnson were hostesses to about 80
guests last Friday evening at the lat
ter's home in honor of Miss Edith
Peterson, June BRIDE ,.~... ..
Games, contests and mock we'd
ding furnished the guests amusement
during the evening: Miss Peterson re-
ceived many useful gifts, and late in
the evening dainty lunch was SER
vod ~
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25
Don't Always Blame Hens When Eggs
-: Are Scarce

Rats may be getting them-u. S..
Government Bulletins prove they
know how to get them. Break cake
of RAT-SNAP into small pieces and
place where rats travel. II there, RAT
SNAP will get them-positively.
Three sizes, Csc, Csc, $1.25.f Sold and
guaranteed by F. J. Hallin and Nelson
& Gabbert, Willmar, Minn.s-Adv: May
Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

y Arthur Swenson returned on Tues
day. from 4 short stay at, Alexandria.
Harold Handy returned Sunday
evening from visit in the twin cit
les.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-23
JULIO "a 8 P. M.
MPoRTANTE ARREsTo

FL detective Jose Hernandez, capturd
y puso a disposition de las autorida-
des judiciales al individuo Conrado
Montanez, de 20 amos, natural de San
Juan y vecinO de santurce, en- virtud
de una orden de arresto expedida con.
ira este sujeto por el juez municipal
Iicdo. Jimenez Sicard6.
Contra el citado individuo pesan dos
acusaciones: una por haber agredido a
su amante, Eladia Betancourt, en- su
misma casa, ell dia 90, a las de Ia
tarde, en- momentos en- que la joven
Maria Carmona iba acompahada de una
nina de Is amos, para los baiios de-
"Parque BorinQuen'', trat6 de ultra
iarla.
Este Montaiiez ha cumphdo va er
otra OCCASION condena por escalamiento
FL juez municipal lie exigi6 una fianzs
de $500 por cada uno de los delitos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-23
A GAIA DE UN rUeITIvo

En- estos dias neg6 a Puerto Rico,
procedente de los Estados Unidos, un
comerciante americana llamado Mi
chael Hickman, de Brooklyn, quien We
MIA en- busca de un pOrtOrriqueno na-
mado Antonio Pousa.
FL referido Pousa habia sido acu.
sado en- las cortes de AHA por un deli.
to de "asaltO grave, estando bajo
fianza, y siendo Mr.. Hickman. uno de
sus fiadores por la cantidad de $1,000.
Pousa Sc vino para Puerto Rico sin de
cir NADIA a sus fadores, Y para que no
les fuera confscada la fianza, Mr.. Hook
man hizo el viaje en- su busca.
Aunque no ensef6 los papeles de ex-
tradici6n, la policia lie ayudo unicamen
te Iocalizar a Pousa en- su residen-
cia de santurce, y en- Ell vapOr "san
JUAN Sc marcharon ambos sufragan-
do todos los gastos, Mr.. Hockman.
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EscA1ADoR ARREsTADo

FL detective Inocencio Diaz arrest6 en-
Fajardo a Lorenzo Cruz (a) Espigu, acu
sado de escalamiento en- primer grado,
por haber sustraido infnidad dc obje-
tos del cafetin que en- la parada 10
de Puerta de TERRA, tiene Gabriel Co
Ion, de cuyo hecho dimos oportuna-
mente cuenta a nuestros lectores.
Muchos de los efectos robados fueron
ocupados por el sagaz detective, y el
fiscal Diaz Collazo exigi6 al acusado
81, 900 de fianza, habiendo ingresado en-
la carcel por no haber podido prcstar
la misma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-23

PEprro BAIsEIRo


Ell microbes, dia 27, embarcara hacia
los Estados Unidos nuestro amigo q
talentoso joven, prosista, Pepito Bal.
seiro, quien va estudiar en- la "Uni.
versidad de Columbia un curse de Ii
teratura inglesa y francesa. Durante e
ahO que permanecerS en- Nueva York
el inteligente escritOr enviara frecuen.
temente cr6nicas para Ell MUNDo )
"Puerto Rico Ilustrado''
Nos completeness en- despedir al lau-
reado pOeta y en- desearle grata perma-
nencia en- la ciudad del Hudson, donde
su talento Sc abrira paso inmediatamen-
te, rehejandOse en- peri6dicos revis-
tas.
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MAS DETALLEs DEL HORRIBLE
CRIMEN EN- JUNCos
nrrestado, ocupaad le q arma.
tContinuaci5n de la pag. ia. }

t4FItatdNOs oSupA ~ ~ a. "''''
LA ACTUACION DEL FISCAL.
Inmcdiat. mente que fue comnnica
do el hecho al fiscal de Distrito, IL
cencia1o. Ricardo Gomez, este Sc tras
lado 1 Juncos, empezando a practi
olr una minuciosa investigation de
10 ocurrido, la cual lleva muy ade-
lantada, aunque no IN sido termlnada
sun. FL Fiscal kn califcado el delito
dc Asesinato, y no ha exijido fianza
alguna todavia, pues espera terminar
complctamente IA Investigation.
Ell DEFEHSOR DE AQUINo
FL inteligente sbogado Y ex-delega
do a la Camara, Liedo. Fulgencio Pi
meiro, sc ha hecho cargo de la defen
81 del matldor Toribio Aquino.
NUEVA Ease DEL CRIMEN
Aunque Ia information anterior que
publicamos, es 10 que de publieo sc
dice Y 10 que sc desprende de la de
claraci6n de algunos testigos, es
per 10 tanto susceptible de ser con-
firmada no, publielmos a cOntinua
ci6n el telegrama siguiente que hemos
recibido a Ultima hora y con 10 cual
toma un nuevo aspecto el horrendo
crimen, la verdad del cual sera, de to
dos modos, escb1recido finalmente por
nuestras autoridldes judiciales:
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DON MANUEL ALVAREZ

Dcterminada va por los insignes
medicos del "Auxilio Mutuo" la eau
~ de la dolencia que sufre el exec
lente caballero don Manuel Alvarez,
Ia entrado este en- un periodo de me-
joria, que es de esperar vsya en- pro-
erosion creciente hasta el restable-
cimiento absolute del n1uy estimado
enfermo, quien ira, en- ese case, a
restablecerse en- un precioso "chalet"
dc Aibonito.
Nos completeness en- hacer votos
por que Sc sige acentuando la mejo-
ria del senor Alvarez, quien pertene-
&c a n acreditada firma de "Madera,
Garcia, Tobacco Coz, de esta plaza.
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Ell DIR. RALDIRIs SALDRA Ell
LUNES 25 DE JULIO
PARA AREcIBo, MAYAGUEz
Y PONCE

EXTRAERA MUCHAS TE-
MAS o SOLITARIAS, CON CA
BEZAS Y SIN NECESIDAD DE
PURGANTES M DIETA; regre-
sando pronto a su resideneia de
Cataho, para embarear enseguida
en- ell vapor "San Lorenzo" para
New York y despues para la Ha-
bana.
NO PIERDA LA OCCASION Y
VENGA A CATAN0 A Elk
TRAERSE La TENIA o S0LI-
TARA
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A cAsARsE ToCAN

Son muchos los novios que estdn cn
espera de que los articulos de. mue5'e-
ria bajen para poder casarse. la hora
llega, pues en- "El cielo" Sc esta ven
diendo, precios bajisimos: Camas. Re
peros, Tocadores, sillerias para sala y
comedor, todo 10 necesario para una
casa. Precios mas bajos que en- f&bri.
ca. visitenos y compare precios Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-23
PARA LAS FIESTAS DE LA
MONSERRATE

Hoy, sabado, Sc llevara a efeeto en-
el teatro "Las Antilils", de Tras TIA
Heres, una function de benefcio, en-
virtud de las Fiestas de ala Monse-
rrate".
No dudamos que, dado el programa
que present. el senior Raholl, Sc We
ra muy concurrido 'Las Antillas",
como es de esperar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-23
UNA oBRA DE LUIS
AUGUSTA MENDEz

FL poeta cubano Luis Augusta Men
dez ha tenido la cortesia de enviarnos
un ejemplar de su obra "Del Vergel In
terior''.
La obra es de un sabor clasico, pues
todas las poesias, sobre todo la titulada
4 mi madre", son muy bellas.
lie reiteramos las gracias por su va
lioso obsequio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-23

ANTIcALcULINA EBREY disuelve
los calculos biliares renales, y termi-
na con los c6licos hepaticos y nefriti-
CO.'S Las prlmeras dosis de este extractc
vegetal traen alivio. ANTICALCULI-
MA EBREY Sc encuentra en- todas las
boticas. Advt
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EXTRAORDINARILY FUN
CIoN EN- CAYEY

Nuestro corresponsal en- Cayey nos
comunica que mafiana domingo Sc cele-
brara en- el "'Teatro San Rafael, de
Ia mencionada poblaci6n, una function
de lujO, que promote resultar esplendida.
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ALU1ENAs PARA NURsBs

La OaAaiCa MiramAr tisns stE,s para
IN zhmsrs de j6vsAss que dsseeN %
tudiar y practicaT.
La senor1ta SUperiHtendsntA fac1lits
"a los inforwes zscasarios- santnrcs,
stol 10. Advt
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TOMAS BOUCHER
AGRIMENSOR

ofrece sus servicios professions
les, Recibe ordenes para cualquier
punto de la isla.
Pianos, deslindes, divisiones de
finca y cualquier otro trabajo de
topografia. Caleta de San Juan
No. 20. Telefono 1877 azul.
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D. JOSE FERNANDEZ ORTIZ

Procedente de Msylguez, y en-
union de su muy distinguida esposa,
ha esbldo en- San Juan, nuestro buen
amigo don Jose Fernandez Ortiz,
hombre de negocios en- la menciona-
da poblacion.
Nos completeness en- devolverle su
cordnl ssludo, que hacemos extensi.
7Yos a ,su esposa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-23

QUININA EN- FoRMA SUPERIOR
Fl efecto t6nico laxante del LAAA-
Two BROMO QUININA le haee su-
perior a la Quinina ordinaria, nc
afecta Ia cabeza. La firma e. w.
GROVE sc halla en- cada caJita. Advt
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COmsrcIaRtG en- PrOVlsiOrts

Tenemos complete surtido de cpsntos
articulos conciernen = nuestro ramo. que
rOcibimos semanalmente. Antes do com
prar vizftenos lame = nuestrO teIefo-
ne
PEREZ HERhGAN0s
TeI6fono 2s5. Isabel II Nun. 5. Advt.
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PoR A1oUILER Q vENTA

On moderno edifcio a prueba de fue
go, usado como almacen, mids 100 pies
pOr 60, prOpiS para cine. ApartadO
2o7, San Juan, p &. Advt.
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JuncOs, julio %.
Ell MUNDo,

Ed VI MUNDUl
San Juan,
Permitame suplicarie rectifcacion
noticia crimen imputadoie Toribio
Aquino- Su him murio de un solo II,
ro. FL SC MEGA a admitir que haya
matsdo intencionalmente su hija y
sostiene que muerte fu6 casual. Has
h, tanto tribunales no digan su dlti-
ma palabra, ell mas alto tribunal de
la opinion pdblica debe considerle
inocente.
Licdo PINERo.
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UN vALIENTE

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
comunica que fue arrestado ALI Pc
dro Rivera. por blberle pegado al nj
no Juan Gonzalez, que no tenia paren
tesco algunO con el agrcsor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-23
BALE EN- PONCE

Esta noche Sc celebrara en- Ell Cen
trO EspahOl", de Ponce, un baile de
confanza, que promote resultar bri-
llante.
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Sc ALoUILA

Un aImacen en- condolences ex-
ceIentes propio para un DESPA-
LILLADO. lnformaran:
M. DELGADO & co.
Arecibo, p. r.
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IgleSia AdveDtista
4 del SeptimO Dia
PARADA Il sANTURoE

PARADA IA. sANTURCE
JULIO "a 8 p. M.
satanas encarcelado por mil amos
5Cuando? lD6ndel
Sc INVITA- A ToDos CORDIAL
MENTE