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The New York herald., 1921-04-16
nOsTON an
IN.
rotals.4o . 1ltes IS II

sBatted for Mamaux In the seventh inning.
tone out when winning run was scored.
Brooklyn. ...... o-o
Boston. 0 o o 3 0 0 0 1-6
Two base hits-Johnston .. krueger. Grif-
fifth, Nicholson Three base hits-Wheat
Konetchy, Powell ., Barbara. Stolen base
Wheat. Sacrifices - Southworth. ONefl.
Double plays-Kilduff. Olson and <onetchy;
Scott and ONeil: O'Neil and Holke. Left on
bases-Brooklyr. Z: Boston. 0. Bases on
balls--off Smith, 81 off Miljus. ?: off Scott.
.. Hits-On Smith. in innings (none out
In the SIXTH: off Mamaux, In minus in
nngs: off Miliust. 2 in innings. Struck
out-By Scott. 3; by Smith. 8: by Mamauy.
1: by Mlius, 3. Passed ball-Krueger, L.
Losing pitcher-Miljus. Umpires--Brennan
and Ernslie. Time OF game-o hours and L.
minutes
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Totals. .es . . 81 90

Two base hits-Veach Collins Sacrifices
--Mostil. Bush Cobb. Blue. Falk. Double
play-collins. johnson and sheey. Left
bases-Chicsgo. 4: Detroit T. Bases on
balls--off Faber. 5; off Ehmke, g. Hits
or Ehmke, in innings; Off Middleton.
In innings. Struck out-By Faber, 8;
by Ehmke. 4: by Middleton, 4 Losing
rltchcr--Ehrnke. Umpires-Chili and owens
Time OF game-f hour and 20 minutes
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5a ghy. The score !:
Totals SO 10 IA 27 II p Totals. SO 4 IL 81 IA 4
sBatted for Boehler in the ninth inning.

teNf'ahs St. Eouis ....... -. Q o
Two base hits-ONeill. Bagby, Burns
sacrifices-Emer Smith, oNeil. Stephen
son. Bagby, Evans. Double play-Bagby.
Stephenson, Sewell and Johnston Left on
bases-Cleveland III st. Louis. s. Bases
on balls-Off Bagby. | off Davis. g.: off
Bayne, !. Hits-Off Davis, 8 in 2-3 in
nings; Off Bayne. in 1-3 innings Cnone
out in ninth off Boehler, ! In inning.
Struck out-By Davis. = Losing pitcher
Davis Umpires-Evans and Hildebrand.
Time of game-1 hour and 81 minutes.
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Won Rod and Reel for Largest Eioundcr
f'aucLt

The saul t,offerts Fishing cub on lis
third trip ~ the sca@on from Freeport on
last Sunday had thirteen members aboa rt
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Founders Biting at All Of the Wen Known
Paints.

Fishermen may be reasonably sure OF pick
Ing up founders most anywhere tomorrow
FOR they are biting on all OF the well known
grounds. In most places the early morning
fisherman viii have an ebb tide until about
10 A. NJ, and most or these fish ire being
taken on the ehb.
Tire trolley TO the shore VIII be running 81
Freeport 20 take the early fishermen down.
reports or fair catches come from Wreck
Lead Scaford. Freeport Woodmere. Goose
Greek. Tho Raunt, Canarsie, Bergen Beach
and HOOK Creek. Better take the precaution
uf brnang along somo rand worms.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16

American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 9; Brooklyn. s 90 innings).
Chicago. IL: st. louis. 4.
Pittsburgh. 3; Cincinnati 1.
The New York -PhiladeID Dhia game was post
poned on account Of wet grounds.
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COUNTRY Doardcrs Wanted" II ono or
the most popular cassificatians IN The
lfsrslds want Ad. Section. They're the
Belter Sort of places.-Adr.
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ROD AND GUN.

FOUNDERS PLENTIFUL r A. A.,
Row and motor boats TO hire. Blood and sand
worms for sale. Telephone Belle Harbor
i.0G. J.. De Coninck.
Cod-Blackfish-Sun.s 80 sharp.
Ctr GiraIda ocean sy. daily. ally 5
OIL VII 0lV0 a. NJ. except Mon.
Capt u. MARTIN.
WIS . o M Flouneer fishing.
Leaves daily Clason
Point. s A. NJ. for Oyster Day.
BRING BAIT.
SAND AND BLOOD WORMS.
Enc Val, Wood and MountinGs. Split Bamboo,
eus "a'l Agate Tips & Guides Rods Repaired.
10 1st Ave, near 10th 81. Tel. Orch. 5ss;.
FLOUNDERs-FIOUN
M A1DE Tvs. Ciason Point SUNDAY.
OAkAAnL A.. NJ, for Oyster Bay.
Bring worms. Capt. Bleasc.
LIFE PREsERyERs
New and second Hand For Sale.
G. g. CiATsBRAITH & SON,
lit West ST.. y. y.
RocnlIIfn sundays. G:1a train %esi; day,
NENlIillt b exc. Mon. 4 Fri. FOR founders.
Bring worms. Cant. HERMAN.
cL.,o.d Tvs. sun. i3sth st.. y. r.. O $50;
'AnpTNn0n Clason Point A. NJ. Sunday
oiiu' "oVu Tuesday & Thurs, i3sth. A
NJ. Col pt. Z go Bring bait. Capt. Lundstrem
silver Wave Hotci-Frceport Point.
Launches and Rowboats FOR Hire. Open
boat Sunday $50 -. NJ. Fare 81 0O
Tel. 20 Freeport. a. g. ST. GEORGE.
nj IvahDjl Private parties. Flounders at Fire Is
UllhHh Accom-. for ladies. Dates open. Capt
Bill Marcley. seaford. +. I. Tel. wantagh 1874
rIoorovn leaves ciasson Point sunday
kIeHUUI II. 80 A. H.. Oyster Bay
S'Su"S' Bring bait. Capt. TED.
o.. m leaves Murray's. Wreck Lead
uvu' SU" NJ. MURRAY.
n-L leaves Bayslde Dock. sheepshead
k11VIlpp Bay. Sat. . =. NJ, Sun. a. NJ
Du'o'oo Capt. Ell. DRoLLINGER.
Founder fishing. Leaves Baysidt
luIUTXDock. Sheepshesd Bay, n. NJ
'"'o'S sunday. JOE EcocK.
L-.:..I 4. TATHOMs or FARMS.
nUIuII4l leaves Sheepshead Bay 80
Sunday. G. FRElEERGEI,.
NAT East aiet st. sim. 6:3o A. NJ.
Mhf n Oyster Bay, for Founders Brinl
bait and bags. Capt. BERG
Un n leaves Stables, canarsie. Thurs,
liza sat. sun. ! A. NJ. LIEhtshlp or
IL Fathoms. PoLLAK.
Water leland leaves leaves clasos s Point We'd
Capt PETERMAN.
oaIIIrr leaves East eist ST. I A. NJ
EhIIItt every sunday, Bring bait
VI Capt N. GELNER
YankeeDO0de ;:5;' s:; s s1;.i;.s,' Z D''
DODn0JOurarm Sun. G.3o from doci;
plIRPlllNH,foo foot ocean Ave, sheepshead
Ultl ipnBay, Capt. WITTY.
r-.L MA sEAFoRD FISHING PARTIES
fTeSn Niu Write for dates. Bring worms.
Geo. schachtel. Jr.. seaford. J.. J. ILowboats
,.,., ,,,. t'loundcts running Dates
White W3T1Ucnow open. GUY DAVIS. Sea-
Wutv ""6Sford, y. !. Tel. $50 wantagh.
FLouNDERs Plentiful. KID ~. leaves
fasth ST., Z. Clason Point. 30 Sunday
Bring bait Capt. STRANDBERG.
ANaEpIrA WILL Not SAIL UNTIL
AWLNiNA FURTHER NOTICE.
A NJ VvyI leaves Clsson Point A. NJ.
Thursday aud sunday.
pCl RnNTp Saturday Y. NJ. Sunday
OIA"S' sA. NJ. Capt j. JENSEN.
LALLIAIN 4. NJ. for founders.
MAR leaves sh.epshesd Daily ana
CLlVhfAN sunday. s A. NJ. Gus RAC.
pncr y n leaves canar,ie Sunday.
W~~I w. :" A. NJ Capt. DICK PERSON
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

Philadelphia In New York.
Boston in Washington.
Chicago In Detroit
Cleveland in 81. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington. :; Boston, l.
Chicago, 3; Detroit. g.
Cleveland, 10; 81. Louis, 4.
The New ork-Philadclphia game was post
poned account of rain.
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BASEBALL TO-DAY. 2 r. NJ POIO
Croft ds. Yankees vs.. Philedelphs. s.--Adr.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ELKs. BAsEBALL LEAGUE.

The Elks Interstate Baseball League. com !.
posed OF Elks lodges In al boroughs Of New
York. New Rochelle and In Jersey City.
win get under way tomorrow when all
teams line up in various sections OF the city
TO start their eighteen game schedule.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16

We see nothing In the playing OF the
Athletics thus far on which they should
Re condemned to the cellar at this carly
stage or be classified as joke team.
They have played smart, snappy ball
here and are entitled to credit, not
derision.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16

Gambling at the Phillies' park In
Philadelphia is to be banned. but VINO
would gamble on the Phillies?
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Greatest Fuel Saving
Reduced in Size and Cost

The ARCOLA is made on the same principle
and with the same guarantee as our large
IDEAL Heating Plants. The only difference
is in the smaller size and lower cost of the
outfit ARCOLAS are especially designed for
small homes, new or old, with or without cellars.
Ideal-ARCOLA Heating Outfits are sold by
heating contractors everywhere.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
For New or Old Homes

Whether you intend to build or remodel
figure an ARCOLA as one of the best paying
investments in your home. If you have flat
building each tenant may have a separate
ARCOLA and run his plant to suit himself.
Installation is very easy and quickly made, as
pipes may be run through partitions or left
exposed, thus helping to warm the rooms No
valves or accessories are necessary The outfit
outasts the building.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

Write for catalog showing open views of
ARCOLA heated a, S, or room cottages,
bungalows, flats, stores, shops, schools and
small business buildings.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17
FARMERS PLANNING
TO ATTEND TRACTOR
EXHIBIT AT FARGO

\ W. c. Warren. president Of the
fWar-er.Burgess company OF East
Grand Forks, distributors OF wal!!a
tractors and u. l.. Case implements II
this territory, reports today. that q
large number Of progressive farmers
n this vicinity ae already making
their plans to attend the nationAl trac-
tor demonstration at Fargo June 20,
80 and 80.
THE national interest in this dem
onstration is reflected in the attention
that local farmers are giving to this
important event" stated Mr.. Warren.
Manufacturers inform ue that this
der1onstration is the most significant
and far-reaching in effect Of any
similar event yet staged"
Present unsettled conditions In
agricultural life have done a great
deal to arouse interest in modern
farming methods, and with a good
many farmers it is a case of changing
to machinery that will enable him tt
cope with present conditions or o.
going under. The purchase of..a goot
tractor has saved more than ono farm
y from bankruptcy. I
"The Warren-Burgess company Il
~co-operating with the j. I. Case Plov
Works company in making the ma:
tional tractor demonstration as in,
structive and entertaining as possible
and an event Of this nature will vel
Warrant three days Of any farmer,
time to attend. yer though he ma,
have pressing duties that he may il
feel that he can leave"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17
STORES TO CLOSE
FOR COMMUNITY
PICNIC JUNE u

1t was announced this morning that
all the stores in East Grand Forks will
be closed during the afternoon OF
Wednesday, June %, in order that all
may have an opportunity to attend the
community picnic to be held at the
Ryan grove.
The prize offered to the Farmers
| club which shows the largest repre-
sentation at the picnic will be bitterly
contested for, it has been indicated by
reports from the various clubs, all OF
which have voiced their intention OF
turning out 100 per cent strong. II
the weather man. does not get hts
dates mixed and sends rain instead OF
sunshine. June ~ will see the biggest
community celebration ever staged II
Polk county. It Is said.
The tug-of-wAr contest to be STAGED
at the picnic 10 also creating q great
deal OF interest. Rurnore have It tina,
a number Of East Grand Forks bust.
ness men were out practicing for thtt
event Thursday evening. A rope had
been obtained, which wal tied to a
Telephone pole, and on the other end
fof the rope perspiring MOI Of Affairs
were developing elbow grsAIe" And
lag action. Fortunately q stout tAle.
! phone pole had been. chosen.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17

Ero1 The Hass,d sfnr Inns ~, iase,
Nsw Episcopal churches wore con
'seerated ct 5Lakota and Devils Lake
BY Bishop Walker Of Fargo.
a new book named Hen Huf" BY
General Lew walaesshad bsAn placed
On ale IN Grand Forks.S large sale
was predicted for it.
2. =. sarles was building : ersas
facs track a& Hilsboro. /,
Jud |IAMoure Of Neche. WIS / viA-
tor IN Grand Forks.
". J.. Kneeshaw, district attorney
o. Pembina county, wa 81 ths city. 8
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17
LADIES TO
BANQUET VISITING
TRONDER DELEGATES

One Of the principal features Of the
sessions today Of the Tronderlag con
vention will be the banquet to be
given by the ladies of branches l and
4 o. the Bethesda Old Peoples Home
society Ia the Zion Lutheran church
at 5 o'clock this evening. At this
banquet all the visiting Tronders will
be the honor guests, but an invitation
has been extended also to any others
who may be interested and would like
to partAke OF a genuine Norwegian
feed" with all the d~electables that
term implies.
Two hundred guests will be served
at. the first tables, but arrangements
have been fade for serving a great
many more.
The menu for the banquet as an
rounced is as follows: "Roehme
groed," '.kjoed boiler med brun
sauce" mashed potatoes, creanaed
carrots and peas, picked beets. med
lagt slid, p flat broed,'',' "levse,' rug
broed,"' ice, cream, "Berliner Kranse,"
"FattigHnan" and Sand Kager."
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17
|: East Side
MRS. MONSAAS
!. IS MISSING
Left Horne Thursday Even
ing; Mentally Unbalanced
for Few Days, it is Said.

~ 800.
IL Wa q TO Chae6 o. Police
=; a. Of Minnesota Point y
tnan1lnS IRON ne nome ana ner pres
Sent wnereaoout are TO her
receives ana g
MITE. Mos.1efas naa been IN ~ healtn
tor oone Ime past, ana TOT The last
low 4uASs han Deem actlnS queer4y, II
was said;
to REPORTS, MRS.
1911 nome evening ~ nine
Q cionk AZ the time :ner was
Working on n Trent lawn oik their
nome; and MIS- MonsaA9 apparently
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17
at the convention, but owing to the
North Dakota association's conven-

ton held simultaneously at Bis
marck, this state was not represetted;
About 100 p~ostnaasters- from al
parts Of, Minnesota and South Dakota
were in attendance and Miss Thoreson
reported that a very successful and
Instructive meeting was held.
At the Wednesday session Miss
Thoreson spoke on Parcel Post
Troubles And Their Remedies" At
this session Postmasters Otto Roths
Of St. Paul and e. A. Purdy Of Min
neapolts also spoke. touching upon
the same subject. AS q result OF
these discussions It was decided that
an active campaign be started with q
view to educating the public in the
need OF properly wrapping and ad-
dressing parcels. Postmasters We're
urged at the convention to give talks
at public gatherings with This educa-
tional end in view. This evening Miss
Thoreson will speak at the Key West
Farmers club and explain variou:
postal regulations ana urge cooper
alton Oh the part Of the public in or
der to avoid undue losses and to IA
ctlitate delivery of mail
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17
Theresa Thoreson |.
Home From Convention

Miss Theresa Thoreson, postmistress
for East Grand Forks. arrived home
Thursday evening from Minneapolis,
whore she attended the Tt-state Az
ISOLATION Of Postmasters.
Miss Thoreson was honored at the
convention by being elected to the
vice presidency Of the association.
Three states were to be represented
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

o. T. Monson and family expect TO
leave on an extended auto trip to
will visit Bemtdji, Duluth, Hibbt2s
and various other Minnesota cities.
They will be gone 4 month
Angus Mcdonald staged a boxing
show for the Elks' celebration Il
Crookson last night The show con-
sisted Of three bouts OF s6x rounds.
Those taking part were Ill local boys;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17
THE TOWN TODAY

Mn Susan 0m1kh, who died at IAn-
Ing, Mica, "a June 10, . buried s.;
EnnerlAo. ::
Mrs Agnes Aex, who reosnxly rs-
Nk9nNA4A1 food commissioners, Appoint
I'D Juvendle court odacar for the Firsk
3Sdtoial district
Grand F9sks aslsga.es e the STATE
turn Is the city.
PrestdSnt raosrnalss r. Kane 81 the
Iu~niveRutty-sto deliver commencement
|taddreassaA Rol!sa, tonight and u. 1t
rIThompson5 Monday.
Grand Forks county live stock
Judging contest to be held at tho Lilac
Hedge farm Monday afternoon.
ArA Cara Rad, Wife at e. NJ.
Rads liss Cottonwood, died last n.sht.
Ausanostl. sour = boo.t the Moth
pakota state fair planned for early Ia
July.
Body Of Arthnr undburE, Who died
Forks this evening for. burial. Ameri-
|rn#Legton % be IN charge q funeral.
N. B. Black Of Fargo, publisher 81
The Forum, - elected one Of the vice
presidents Of the International Rotary
q, the Edtnhurg convention.
Program Tor tho annual conven-
ton OF the North Dakota Bankers a.
%soctation - announced today.
Inn. ~ a rv4Av nrA.aAert 80 AZ. -,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17
tho Miller brothers, Williams, Spence,
4Bltven and Jondahy.

employed at the Albert Nero farm on
Minnesota Point, suffered a stroke OF
paralysis Wednesday evening at 10
O'Clock. Ny. Amberry was arparent>
ly in the best Of health, and at the
time Of the stroke he was seated in
a chair on the front lawn speaking
to his wife. It was first noticed that
Mr.. Amberry could not speak, and on
closer examination It was discovered
that he was paralyzed. DR.. Henry
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EVENING EDITION.
-
City Briefs
-


uls,ses: l6asaagerA AaaenAnni-
nscns 1ran Forks have open.
49, s1t noa Jun y. sPhonsS S2.
$50 -
aesday Saturday night. Music by
IhefqSs Lists SGo.--Adv.
- ~
GSDance at Belmont Park svery Tues
: ana Friday EVENING" Ennard's
Adv.
-----s------
Dance ut Northland Hall-Satur.
day, June 18Th. 10 ntles nortn g.
East Grand Forks, Barys Orchestra.
Adv. &
Ho,., $780,.
como hoax. 81 "a ~ ~ ~. n IN -.
duees + - ~ ~. A -
~ doiiar. - s. :yvuali. 49, 40
%
Har~ r,..m..-xt, .aA.... !.
Grsrtnr eTe.E ~. ~ 80.
-xdv -. g. 1.' s 'oHA - 20 .
60.
49,. e. vsstus.l go a =
= sa ~ ~ $3.50 -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17
o'keese vac called and aftep exarstr-
alton, declared the ents-s left tide was
.paraayzed. ys

It was snnouncad this morning tesas
Dr. & A. Klander from the Gus
tavus Adolphus college. d Psear.
MINI, will give an illusxaeed lecture
on the subject, Life at the peor.e
OF Norway and Sweden" The lecture
VAL De wen in the English language
north of the city, Monday evarirs.
June 20, beginning at 8 O'Clock.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17

Elks to Meet-A regular business
nesting Of Grand Forks lodge 3. p.
o. =. will be held saturday night at
8 o'clock. E. A. Braseth, Exalted
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17

John J. Devdne Of Mortified held
on q charge of. malicious mischief; Is
being tried ID district court.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17

East Grand Forks merchants 10
have u half holiday on Wednesday,
sJu1e ~. for their annual community
picnic
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17

Fancy eaAdler for eAle-Any one
Interested IN buying fancy saddler,
also small driving horse, call Mrs. N.
e. Olson, 1292.-Adv,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17

Masonic Meetng-There win be. Z
special communication of Acacia
Lodge No. 4, A. F. ga. NJ. this eve
ntaR at 1880 o'clock. Work in NJ. N,
degree. f. A. Bennett, ". NJ. I. a.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17

Rooms Wanted -lAnyonS havine
rooms for rent for Grand chapter o.
y. B., June 20, % and "a. call 1656-w,
Mrs. c. p. Browner. chairman OF
c0YanitfAA-AAv N4s#NS 3 tG
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17

N. B. Black Of. Fargo, publisher of
The Forum, - elected one Of the vice
presidents Of the International Rotary
q, the Edtnburg convention.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17

BIG Dance at Kreda's Grove, satur.
day night. June IS; dance ia open,
four miles north and eight miles east
Of East Grand Forks. Music by the
Empire Novelty Orchestra--Ady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-17

ton Of the North Dakota Bankers, a.,
ISOLATION - announced today.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-29
pa
ra la juventud

La Association Cristiana de Jovenes
abrira su Escuela Nocturna ell dia 8
de octubre, ofreciendo los siguientes
cursos:
Teneduria de Libros, Taquigraf1a en-
Ingl6s y Espaiol, Maquinilla, Contab1-
lidad, Aritmetica Comercial, IngIes, Gas
tellano, Frances, y otros.
Todo joven interesado en- tomar al
guno de est6s cursos, debera sol1citar
informes en- la oficina de la Y. M. C.. A.,
Telefono 796, por escrito al apar-
tado 1901.
La matricula estara alberta del 20
al 80 de este mes.
San Juan, P. R., Sept. II, 1921. Advt
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RAMON CABRERA RODRIGUEZ

En- la tarde aver EMBARGO con rumbo
a los Estados Unidos, ell conocido ora
dor y organizador scoialista cuyo NOM
bre sirve de titulo las presente nneas.
Ell seflor Carreras Rodriguez fu6 can
6idato del partido Socialista por ell pri-
mer distrito representative, sea pof
esta ciudad.
Una esplendida reception fus ce1e-
brada en- honor del viajero por sus ca
maradas en- la cua1 Sc pronunciation dis
cursos de despedida, en- la residencia de
don Sergio Rosario, en- Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-29
Escritorios archives, Mesa para
MaquiniIIas; siIIas y Butacas.
DepaTtamentO Remington
San .Ius+o 1a
San Justo Is.
. oJo A Los sABLAzos

Elm Guayama fu6 arrestado por la po-
hcia un tai Lopez Gomez, Quien Sc ha-
cia pasar como detective para obtener
dinero de algunas personals.
Con ell supnesto nombre de Delffn
Martinez, Lopez Gomez obtuvo ocho do
lares de don Manuel E. Vidal; un dollar
de don Manuel Delgado, etc., etc., firman
do papeles que entregaba en- calidad de
recibos.
Sc ha presentado denuncia contra es-
te nhevo Delfin por falsa representa-
cion impostura.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-29
LA JovEN QUE .DESAPARECIo EN-
T CAGUAS Sc ENCUENTRA EN-
SANTURCE

Aver nos comunic6 ell Attorney
que la se1orita Julia Mu1iz, de diez Y
seis amos, que habia salido de su casa
de caguas, para la escuela, anteayer,
fue encontrada en- Santurce, de vista
Embellishments que Sc supo ell para
dero de la joven perdida ell assistant
Attorney, don Miguel A. Mufioz, en-
VIC un telegrama la tia de la joven,
dofia Dolores Torres, para que no estu-
viera impaciente.
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PoR QUE.

6Por que nuestros competidores Sstan
medios locos? iPor que Sc aeclaran
VENCIDos ante los precios hajos de
nuestros articulos. GEste es el m1ster1o,
y Ell CIELO es la tienda que mas ba-
ratio vende en- San Juan.
Gran venta A PRECIOs DE FUEGO
durante este mes, Colossal rebaja en-
Sombreros adornados para senoras, vi
site Ell Cielo, hoy mismo y ganara di-
nero, comprando los precios de FUE:
GO. Advh
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En- virtud de las numerosas quejas y
protestas que Sc estan recibiendo en- Ia
oficina del Attorney, de personas re-
sidentes en- San Juan en- la isla, las
cuales persiguen fines particulares de
provecho individual, ell ATTORNEY" nos
ha informado que su oficina no debs
escogerse para tales prop6sitos, sino pa
ra ell beneficio de 10 que es legal y ra-
zonable, pues Ell Attorney no esta
al servicio mas que del Gobierno y no
puede perder ell tempo en- nimiedades