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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
De basket ball"

Sc ha sostenido des1e ei aao mil novr-
cientos diez y seis iuvencihlcmente On O.
Basket Bali. psro que hasts Ia 70
cha fisicamente estaba impOsibilitado
piro enfrentaTse cor ei eampe6n de IA
isis, que 81 bien Is verdad fu6 derr0fado
una sofa vcz en- Arecibo en- el mil novs-
cientos diez siete. debido . las con
diciones en- que jugaTon. siempre sostu-
vo su primer puesio .derr0tsrio 81 "Arc
cibo Giants cueniss wees vine = los
saloues dc Ia ''Y. N. C. A" Una hume
rosa concuTTencia, avida de ver al "oid
Grammar frente al "Iber1c" vice
versa. acudio prcsenciar sl dssafIo mas
rei. 10 que desde hace mucho tempo s.
ha dado en- Ia "As-cise.6u. Por ar.
81 Umpire Mr. Hitch. da pof e4upc.
rafc el iuego enpieza 81 "Tb.1e' ano
an lose Ell primer punto per M foul
e ppnto otro mas que anof aTsu. c.
Fl o Ell amino de los slmpa.izadorcs dsl
''old Grammar poro no tard6 NJ mi.
ru+' en- eupa'arl's con IN goal. Al
81 10 emocionsnte 81 primer quarter.
ter-0inando con m score dc a o.
{ El segundo quarter srpes6 ca me
dio de gran espectaci6n del publico. Lo-
sir Datisadores de ambos "'esus". qus
lucharon bravamen;e por sos'eneTse sloui
pre- Ia oferava. logrando hacsrio am
hos con igual tcnscidad. 70 viegon de-
fr7Idadas sus espcransss a. vcs Gle 81
seerndo "qusrter te1u'u6 con cinc1
puntos. hacienda EH total de- primer
half dc once punt9, a once Tsra.irc.
como Sc We. el primer "hslf''. eau los
""eams'' empatados, = 81 p0h"co al
vidido en- s.snpatia: los cspaaoles al 'Tbt.
ric y los estudian'ss II 'O.d iia'anar'
daban vitores a sus "tsaus y trtgsias
maban a sus iugadorcs
Asi las cosas. empezo el tsrcer quar-
ter. aqui fue Trogs. Albanese hoyA
Eloy desarrOllarol una elase lie ofcr-
silva terrible, y cor unos 'passings" ave
deiaron loco al IbeTic'' anotaror doce
puntos sucesivos. Les aplausos , n gri-
terra ensordecian. y Ell ''1beric'' s6io pu
do anotarse tres puntos en- este 'auaE-
ter Todo parecia II en- contra dc los
"Ibericos'. :. que sc encontrabsn en- ss'o
momento con nuevc puntos debajo dsi
old Grammar; peFo en- 81 Gitimo
quarter. loHaron anotarse vsrios ca
rastor orte detabau 1. vfefurta fuslV IN
decisa: este 10 inpidi6 que Mscias
e Gordo (L6pez). que 'marcaron'
forwards del calibre dc Joas Ant
MO Mendez acknowledgements. asajars1
la ofenava que queris dcsarrollar 81
"Tberic y Eloy. MoYa y Albansss por
n otra parte. luciendo habilsimos pass
ings", anOtaran tres puntos mas dec
diendo el juego por el siguieris score:
''old Grammar: II 3:--21
''Iberic'. G5 10.--2i
FL "old Grammar ha arrebatado 81
titulo de campe6n de Puerto Rico al
'Iberic y asi 10 proclams. vsya mes
ira mas sincera felicftaci6n q los iuga-
dores. que siempre han sos.enido muy sn
alto Ia banders de Ia vieia escuela 'cea
tral Grammar su manager Dit.
, Armstrong a Ia principal. schora oss-
tan que esiuvo precente On el iuezo y
vic como juegan los muchacAos &c IA
"vieja escuels"
! GAMAYo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
DE INTEREs PARA LAS DAMAs

Hago maquina Punto de Vainica
Dobbadillos, Tru-Tru y Ribete de Pi-
cot en- cualquiera clase de tela y
precios econ6micos.
Hlbiendo aumentado ell numero de
n1aquinas, puedo entregar en- el ac-
to todos los trabajos. Garantizo es-
nero y limpie3a. Tienda LA FAMA.
San Francisco st. Telefono 555
ANA TERRADILLOS.
Servicio especial por correo.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23

ques Nos. T.l2s. por s2zs5ei y No.
es753, por $500 = su favor csrgo del
American Colonial Bank q Porso
Rico"
III Jefe de- Ia Polieia InsaiaF hriEda
listed este obsc1aio. u cual ssgsro
acepte en- nombrs De Zoe enc fufron
sus compaheros y aigunos ds sas ami.
gOs."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
oBsEoU1o
AL Ex CAPTAIN CABRERA

FL ayudante de la policia insular don
j. Judice ha dirigido al ex-capitan don
f. Cabrera la siguiente carta que honra
mucl1o al expresado organismo:
''Me complazco mucho en- hacer lIe-
gar a sus manos pOr cOnductO del jefe
de tistrito, Francisco schettini los che
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23

Todo presagiaba que algo inusitado
ocurriria en la noche del martes en- ell
gimnasio de Ia Association Cristiana de
J6venes''. El 'Iberic'', campeon de Ia
isla. Sc encontrsria por veg primera fren
te a un temible formidable rival que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23

Ell ''oLD GRAMMAR" ARREBATA
Ell TITULo DE CANIPEoN DE PUER
TO RICO AL "IBERIC'' GRAND1o-
sA EsPECFAcIoN. Ell "oLD GRAM
MAR TAMBIEN DERRoTA AL 'cA
eUAs'' PoR UN SCORE DE SO a g..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23

Rafael CABALLERO:-Agente de
revistas Y periodicos de Puerto Rico
Y de los Estados Unidos. Acepto
agencias, prestando toda clase de
garantia, Box AIS, Bayam6n, Puer-
to Rico. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23

''TBERIc JR." DERRoTA
AL WILD TIGER
The Little River news., 1921-03-09

"Get me a bit of paper and a pencil"
 The chauffeur discovered the re- quired articles in MT. Milyuns car. handed them over, and curiOusly watched Mir. Randolph write his note to the effect that Miss Imogene Pa mela Thornton would receive her legal representative at MT. Randolph's rooms in Fifty-ninth street between nine and ten. It was added that the said rooms, upon which rent had been paid to the end of the quarter, and all they contained, including the man, Tomlinson, were at the perpetual dis position of the said Miss T.
 "Now, Thomas" said Mr. Randolph. -yoo take this n to the old man him. self and tell him a chauffeur with an empty cab brought 1t. If you say an- other word I'll have you up at the union for losing me my job, and I'll lick the stuffings out of you besides. Get mel"
 Sure thing, MT. Randolphv' said Thomas. "Leave it to me to help you make CfOuDle whenever you reel l1K0 it. It's slow world except for the likes of you"
 As soon as the man had entered the house MT. Randolph started his cab and made for point of vantage in the park, from which, in due course, he beheld the arrival of the lawyer at Fifty-ninth street. He waited long enough to make sure that the legal gentleman had penetrated to Miss Thornton; then he threw up his flag and made for the garage.
 He sought out the manager.
 Say" he plunged, "Pat O'Reilly lost his job to me last night shooting craps. My clock read twenty-eight dollars this morning; here's my slip"
 The manager glanced at the slip, and took long look at Mr. Randolph.
 You're on, kid," he decided. Take any shift you like. Whats your nameY
 "Slim Hervey," said MT. Randolph promptly.
 "One of them earned names," con- mented the manager. "All right Go to it."
The Little River news., 1921-03-09

typewriter wien no one was around. Here is a sample.
 "Nr. Poindexter MacGuIer, Sir: As I was driving you and Miss E. E.
 arst night who was foster-mothered by an aunt of frend of a frend of mine, l heerd you talkin to her and all I got to say is if I see you out with her again short of the bands of matrimony I'll get another fPend of mine to get MT. Robert Herv Ran dolph to tell what he knows about you cheaten at cards on Dec. B last. 1"
 Nights that gave birth in the morn ing to such initerary tit-hts could scarcely be called dull but it was not long be1Ore 4E. Randolph found him. self thrnten6d by an unexpected mo notDnous employment. Unfortunately for his entertainment, his reputation as the one par excellence St. Bernard lifesaver to the inebriatH elite spread rapidly throughout the Force so that the telephone was constantly burdened during the wee hours with the follow ing: Say, is Slim Hervey on the job? Well, when he comes in tell i'm I got another tailOr-model drunk here what has lost his home address from his mind'
 With suspicious suddenness Mir. Randolph proceeded to forget half his school and clubmates and cold-blooded- ly leave them to their fate and a night out not without coming to grief on at least one occasion. however. What are you comin' over me?" de manded the irate captain of the Nth precinct. You ain't forgot that you was vally to R. H. Randolph for seven years, have va? Has all his frens gone on the wagonT
 It looked like loop-hole. "Sure," said Slim Hervey promptly. "His clubs near busted what with water drinkers and softs."
 Sounds kinda phony to me-" said the captain grfmly. "considerfn' you took this same gent home a week ago come Friday"
 'Did IF" said Slim, and with feigned surprise managed finally to recognize the mess or evening clothes that was huddled on a nearby bench. You're right. Captain. He's drunker than I ever saw him before and besides, he's wearin' a new set of shirt-studs. Kind of changed his looks."
 Slim fingered. Look here," he mur. mured to the captain confidentially. You're on to me. but just let me whisper. I'm getting to be the deliv. cry wagon for all the high-spot soaks in town. The first one of 'em that loses his jewelry between the curb and his own front door, just tell me where I get off, will you? I'm honest; I got reputation. an tell you, Cap tain, I'm willin' to bill 'em through for you when you ask for the home port, but it's nix on me handlin' all the high-explosive freight north of Forty second street. Get mel"
 Sure Slim," said the captain, ap- preciatively "rll pass the word, lad"
 Thus did Mir. Randolph make good his new front name and little capi- tai besides. working on the stalwart
The Little River news., 1921-03-09
Hervey heard the whispered address

Hervey heard the whispered address that the game became threesome.
 Counting upon the abstraction. or rather, the concentration of his fares on interior fittings, Driver Hervey soon switched his cab from the char tered route and made for downtown through silent back streets. In just ten minutes he drew up at an old fashioned house in a very quiet square. shut off his engine to the idle and waited. Not for long. Out of the cab came blasphemous exclan1a- tim in medical tones and with 1t a &cry of awakening from Georgie. Through one window she looked ure F the home eof her childhood 4t. 4 the other upon that happy
 den-square, which was theff
 garner-close of all her deAr&N and dreamieSt memorie$ ta.
 "Oh!" she gasped. "le,tpu m. \ scold him This is just Nlpre I to get out and walk. It'Xk's extrS !. dinary." Then from theV euE& II may be going to die of constitution, doe tor, but, after all, I'd rathe Arather die that way" fx N
 Twist things around a little andi you'll get what happened to Miss Ter ry de Guest with the difference that that beautiful and hungry young wom- an who had all but turned her back on Settlement work and her face to the Great White Way, suddenly awoke not in the moonlit embrace of Clair monte, but before the accusing face of House in Henry street.
 Nor was Mir. Slim Hervey partial to sex in salvation. There was the instance of young Bertram Blossome who shame-facedly hurried into his cab painted, wan-faced waif of the street with self-accusing eyes. No case this of hunted and hunter-rath- CT two strayed bits of weak humanity driven before the unleashed dogs of poverty and lust. How readily and unquestioningly the boy slipped from the cab at his home address mirsf lously confused almost as by the III ding finger of God with AOne VI different! How gratefullT the took the possible fare and Somethf over," and how her teano brinsuk. when ten minutes later tf blue-eyeS chauffeur, wage-earner Hke herselts said: Nothing doing. SlGter. Thd ride is on me-" and promt<v whirledl away!
 While all these incident were en-s gazing, s'sh n its own way, and
 sAN s9$Y
The Little River news., 1921-03-09

old motto: Every knock iS a boost. Instead of becoming a mystery and consequently anathema to the Force, an impression was created that Slim was a hustler. but clean white goods ready to sacrifice a fare or two that he might sit high up alongside Cae- sar's wife. By stopping at two or three strategfcally placed police sta tons during the wind before the dawn to ticket such trunks as were of his acquaintance, he was able to give the glad hand of farewell to job not to his taste.
 About this time series of coinci- dences befell the young and fevered Fair of the city of New York which would have given pause to the persons involved had they been able to get together and compare the dope. Take what happened to Miss Georgiette Hattone. Her people had played in hard luck and died. Ceorgie had se- cured a job and was doing pretty well at 1t until young Doctor Bones met her and gradually persuaded her that she was threatened with gallOp- ing consumption. Once he had fright ened her, the rest looked easy; he would take her out of bad ventilation into his run-about and the open-air- out of the goodness of his heart and the fullness of his purse, he would take care of her.
 He began by leading her to Neth- erlimb Show and supper afterward. They danced little and for the first time in her life, but under medical advice, she took something in the way of stimulant after the initial pret- ty cocktail. They issued from supper and it was when MT. Chauffeur Slim
The Little River news., 1921-03-09

Don't Pull That Stuff on Me-" Said
 the Law.
 for MT. Borden Milyuns, of Milyuns, Branch & Milyuns. Ever heard of him?"
 "Sure," said the cop, impressed but still suspicious. "He lives here all down his own cars for night-hawks lately"
 "Well," said MT. Randolph, q could tease you along for some time and make you look like nut, but I won't. The truth is, his prize bitch, Bride of Lammermoor, is pupping tonight, and I'm here to take the lady and her lit- ter down to the dog-show in time to get 'em settled for the opening. Messy job, but the meter is charging for it."
 There ain't a man living that eould think up a lie like that, not sudden" murmured the officer, and turned to resume his beat, while MT. Randolph promptly hit the mat in the hope of catching up with Elysium. He slept 1; he slept too deep for dreams, and was beyond the reach of the call of any motorhon when Mir Milyuns' town car tried to shoo him along at eight thirty of bright morning.
 Once more was MT. Randolph dragged by main force to wakefulness. "Good-morning, Thomas" he re- marked. ''Is the old man up?" "Hully geel Mir. Randolph What lave you been up to now?v None of yours, Thomds,' said Rob ert Hervey, in a kindly but firm voice.
The Little River news., 1921-03-09

Sixth avenue or the Bowery. an I'd have to wear those clothes of yourn all that time?" Whats the matter with these clothes?' asked Randolph, a little reeved. Well, you've heard my offer Take 1t or leave it."
 Sure I'll take it !" said the driver i, promptly. 'If I wasn't a-goin' to have took it from the first, what would a been standin' here tallxin' forY" Whereupon they entered to the cramped privacy of the cab and ex. changed garments. Randolph was ready in ten minutes but it took him another ten to complete the apparel ing of the puzzled chauffeur. That worthy added to his investiture in Eandoaph's best evening suit sickly grin.
 Say" he asked, "how do I lookY'
 MT. Randolph surveyed him.
 "Oh, you'll do, all right. You look about the way would if I'd been on a bat Better have few drinks, if you can find them, and the world will fall for your clothes. What time do I turn the wagon in. and what time do I go on again? Do you bunk at the garage, by any chanceT
 Never you mind where I bunk" !" said the ex-cabman suspiciously. "Dyou think I'm goin' to throw in a happy home for two hundred? You're on the night shift for this week. Read the rules and regulations when you get to the garage. Say good-by to the boys for me an tell the manager to go to blazeS"
 They followed this remark out of the cab; the tough in fop's clothing cranked the car and turned westward, as previously chronicled, while MT. Randolph, now substitute to Patrick O'Reilly as driver of the Village Cab company's No. 1898, hurled his char tot eastward, not to meet the morning, as it had appeared to the watching Miss Thornton, but in search of the residence of the head of the legal firm charged with the duty of carrying out the instructions of the defunct MT. Asa Thornton.
 Mr. Randolph, vice O'Reilly, drew up at the familiar address in Madison avenue and laid his car cheek by fowl with the curb as though anchoring 1t for long stay; then he descended from the drivers seat, entered the cab, exclaimed thanksgiving at finding a rug, wrapped himself in it's warm folds. curled up on the seat and went to sleep.
 In the cold early morning the strong arm of the Law reached in and dragged him back from the Elysian fields where he had been wandering hand in hand with lovely person dressed in a little velvet toque and very cheap clothes. .clt
 "Here, you!" said the voice of the Law. Don't you know you can't put up hotel in this burg without Ii. cense? Wot the"
 Morning, Officer" said Randolph, trying his best to be pleasant. "Im waiting for my fare. Any regulation against that?'
 Don't pull that stuff on me-" said the Law. This ain't the Tenderloin."
 q know it isn't" remarked Mir. Ran- dolph, 'But I happen to be waiting
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The Little River news., 1921-03-09

showed reasonable profit to all con them more or less as a means of get ting in his hand during a period of initiation. Once he felt sure of hiM<j self and of his new chauffeuring pOinN of view and attitude towardAthe gal world from the under siaet nc begaA to haunt the neighbOrliO0d of Easi Ninth street at the hour rEwiien dinnei) are plenty and taxis scarc6
 Twice be saw Miss Madte VI Tellier carried off in Sdu1eb0QT1 ps vate car, but he was no& o&dlscourags for he recognized in thS'EeEy 1ct that public privacy the adge of pl liminary outings. In dl1e course k night and hour came. 4e Moe hails by the arriving MT. BeaVhef Hremq and ordered to stand by 3tWenty nj utes later he was listeflnG to ts gentleman explaining to MisE Van that a cylinder had gone yNt8Ong his own car at the last motAent. "a
 Miss Madge Van Tellier, utSQn whd MT. Randolph had not laid eyes silS the very definite parting of their wsS on the rock of ready cash, was m& beautiful tonight than at Any otH time since the evening of shSE c0miE out party. The reason wae one a} the same. Tonight, as upo1 nat c3 CT, she stood within a tlIrea6old q peered out on Life with hf511g L. flame was in her cheeks a1d in eyes; her lips were half-pakted thirsty, her bosom agitated She divinely dressed.
 They were very silent oH leir to dinner at the KnickerhpSker, they exuded an aura of tehd ep3 ancy that made nothing of lhe g1 barrier between them and tile carl lot. who soon felt himselN lifted dn carried on its wave. Something wi cooking beyond a doubt ahdShe thss and there determined to stiSk hs through the crust of the pieE just bt fore the smell of burningl
 There is nothing more $t9feotypeg than night run before the feve) hounds of New York. It ishhvariably a four-act play that starts With sin1 gle cocktail and a tasty d4her, goes, on to show peppered YHh doublel meanings, thickens at the e4baret inl the close harmony of boo1a Aod dancol music and finally bursts fAmewhere in the country" '1 I
 The first act was easy for A&ndoiph; he went on with 4 the, yillAiH and the leading Lady, but once the Revolving door af the hotel had cludk Ion their ba eks he had to withdraw4te}[&e wings and dope out means oE evolving from a super into starI q the first magnitude. He decided thath didn't much matter who waited tlse couple from dirA4 to the show, bM tl1at Che next eJIr'act would hold the erUx of the nights entertainment, flor the cab that secured the freight fdi the caba- ret would stand good chahce iof nail- ing it after the ball. SW Wg#
 Consequently he was content to Tick up gutter-snipe and then tratl 3hfS prey to the theater. "Them is ElM' two,' he said to his ally, suborned with the promise of two hits, cash on delivery, "the John with the high hat and the dream-dame in smoke-colored chiffon"
 That's some name for skirt, Cap" fsaid the extreme youth admiringly, ian some skirt. believe me. Nori won't forget 'em." .qs
 ITO BE CONTINUED
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-10-13
zz7gN Iolu1 ~ c., THURSDAY, October uS 1921

ming board of the car he was shot
down, dying almost Instantly. The car
was " occupied by Lewis Edwards, Carl
Talley and Tommy Robertson.
Pol1ceman Oakess pursued the car
and Robertson was killed near Reds
vile after a hot chase. Edwards was
captured near the Guilford Battle
ground while Talley escaped. Talley
has since been declared an outlaw.
Throughout he trial Edwards denied
ne fired the fatal shot. He testified
that he occupied the rear seat and
Robertson. and Talley were on the
front seat. Evidence disclosed that
the bullet was fired by a person sit
ting on the front. seat.
Judge: Webb, in his. charge, directed
the jury to return verdict of :. ac-
quittal unless they were satisfied be
yond reasonable doubt that Edwards
actually fired the shot that sent the
officer to his death.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-10-13
Production, Preparation
and Care of Foods
AS Outlined by City Physician w. j.
ly-Restaurants Are Given
Warning-One Source of Disease
TneXcusable.

These important services to man
kind very closely resemble some of
the fundamental principles Of Chris
tianity One of the remarkable fea-
lures of resem blance is that the sub
ject is not simply matter of fornu-
la, which may be learned as one
learns chemistry or mathematics, for
besides an intelligent understanding
of definite facts, there must be also a
sincere love and a unselfish devotion
to the best interests of humanity, be-
fore the children of men are properly
fed.
Those people engaged in the food
business in any way or degree, should
remember that the Master engaged in
! the production, preparation, and care
of human foods and drinks. Heath.
| happiness, efficiency and even life it
self are most powerfully influenced by
food and drink. Napoleon said, "Arn1-
les fought upon their stomachs. .
Many facts may be cited to show the
Importance Of the quality and guam
tity and variety of human foods
Thousands Of babies die every year be-
cause of improper feeding. Pellagra
is disease caused by improper diet
! Scurvey and beri-beri are other dread
foods. tuberculosis rarely ever de-
stroys we'll fed individuals. The va
riety or kind and care Of food and
drink produces practically all diar-
rheas and dyenteries. No civilization
has ever anywhere, at any time, risen
very high, if the people have been fed
upon limited or improper diet. Those
engaged in any way, in the food and
drink business. should understand the
tremendous importance and far reach
ing influence Of their work. And if
in their bosoms there be room for any
instincts, impulses, or motives other
than that common to sharks, hawks,
and wolves, then let them love their
fellowmen and feed them well and re-
member that they live here but once.
But if you don't do fairly well, some
hog and hawks may have to explain
to the judge.
CITY PHYSICIAN.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-10-13
Henderson Pays
Penalty OF Death
for Wife Murder
Madison County Man Electrocutcd in
the State Prison-Left a Signed
Statement.

Raleigh, Oct. 1O.-Leaving a sign
ed statement with his spiritual advi-
sor captioned, ga True Statement
An Unjlst Sentence" together with a
copy. of q letter from a physician de-
sclaringg that Mrs. Henderson was a
sufferer Of "aptichtalcia goiter" Frank
Henderson, Of Madison county, paid
the extreme penalty in the electric
chair here this morning for the al
legged murder of his wife.
Goodbye, Mr.. Warden, I have ab-
solutely. no hard feelings toward you, p
was Henderson's only comment as he
was. strapped in the chair.
In his signed statement Henderson
admitted he and his wife quarreled
on the night that she had been crooked
to death and also declared, that he
choked her but that she died on the
front porch of their home following
an attack from the malady from which
he declared he had been suffering