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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-25
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Bangor Noses
Win From Cony
BY Score 24-19
" HOWARD II. Brown, Minister

The Cony High boys were beaten
hN points in their basketball game
"i'h The bangor High team, at As
emily hall. Friday night. The final
@eor" was "A to 10 i'll favor Of the
i,1nGor boys and they certainly had
10 work TO make that five point lead.
Inc game was one of the fastest
aud clcvcrcst games that have been
rdycd upon the local floor for some
'lmc. Bangor has one of the strong
J. II not the strongest teams in the
state. and the Cony team made a
ital showing when they held this
'ram which only lost to the Brockton
Hugh team in the recent New Eng
.'Ild championship.
tony started out by netting the
'5il IN the first minute of play and
immediately after gained another
point from a foul. Bangor then got
tH'o action and tied the score, short
'F after gaining the lead and keeping
until the end of the first period
"aen the score stood at IS to II for
ia" Bangor lads.
The second period showed some of
'3e best plays of the game and kept
everyone on tip toe. Winslow Noted
pretty one which tied the score.
Bangor cot another shortly after and
again Winslow came to the rescue,
ing the score again. Bangor then
-ot long shot from the center of
me floor and Stafford slid one in.
" !nG again at II. Bangor here took
squirt and annexed seven points
"iIIe the local bbys were able to
make but two fouls thus ending the
same with the score of Bangor "a.
cony -.
thc Cony boys all played fine, but
''' work of Winslow and Knowles
vas especially prominent. Knowles
vas IN the game every minute, go
'Hs from one end of the floor to the
1'ner and breaking up many plays.
Nihsiow got the most floor goals.
"dNihG three to his credit and he
armed them. He was responsible
'r breaking UP a number of the
""reor plays and was a great factor
holding the Bangor boys as they
','' harrington, Stafford and Poor
iIaEed a hard game. Poor especially
a.hs IT ha4d as his opponent in the
enter was SO tall that It was use
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Gen. Squires Radio
Device Holds Much
In Wireless Receiving

Washington. March o4.-(By A..
Pa new development III radio by
men music, news, lectures and 9TH
"r forms of speech can be received by
attaching tn" usual receiving instru-
nents TO the electric lamp and eli
minating tic antcnnac as well as re-
levin" the congestion of wireless
blOadcasting in the air. was an
nounced today by Major General
Squlreoit". inventor and chief signal
corps officer of the army.
The first public demonstration Of
the new wired wireless" was held in
the signal corps headquarters today.
The whole operation of Installing the
device for receiving, consisted mere
~ Of removing Il bulb from lamp
on general Suuiers desk. inserting the
receiving plug in the same manner
as electric fans, vacuum cleaners and
Tat IRONS have been attached to the
Lighting circuits. The hrOadcasting
station, it was explained. was con-
nccted with the lighting circuit
through u lamp receiver at another
point.
Inc invention Is believed by sig
raj corps officers to offer a great
utility to owners Of electric lamps
everywhere, and, the general said,
could bring to every home where
there is an electric lighting system
the concerts which previously have
been broadcas,ed through the air and
received through the antcnnae.
Another advantage claimed by the
inventor is the relief to congestion
of the air which it offers to q madi-
fled degree and which Secretary
Hoover recently called upon national
wireless conference for a solution.
Broadcasting over great distances
by Use of the invention is believed
TO DC possible. but that use has not
been attempted yet. The idea was
conceived less than a week ago, Cen
cral Sluicr said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-25
Doctor "Passed On"
Attends in Spirit
Honorary Banquet

Los Angeles. March 24.--Dr. James
Martin PEBBLES. physician and sci
enlist, dead since Feb. IL, not only
attended in the spirit banquet to
celebrate his centennial. but has
sent back from beyond" at least
one message. guests assembled to
honor his memory. said last night.
>Dr. Guy Bogart, head of the Longer
Life League, stood beside an empty
chair at the banquet and announced
tha> DR.. PEBBLES lis with US, sitting
i'll this chair"
Later DR.. Bogart read Il message
he stated lie had received from DIR.
PEBBLES since the latter's death
through the late Herman Kuehn.
publisher. OF Chicago. He explained
That because of Or. PEBBLES short
municate directly.
"A word to Guy (Dr. Bogarn and
the Longer Life League friends" the
meSSag" said. II knew in my inner
most vision that | would celebrate
my centennial beyond the gates
but that | would he with the Longer
Life League in spirit as well. 1t
made little difference to me on
which side of the gate | made the
celebration. Guy recalls that told
him Il couple of years ago that I
was anxious to explore the moon and
70 journeyinG among the stars.
Wei, am getting my wishes graft
lied. The old rheumatism is Il thing
Of the past.
In tho service OF love you will
find YOUR excuse for living. 1t will
make Your life fun and OVERLOOKING.
Watch the physical side-the diet
and eNcrciSeS---tO lengthcn the wears.
IT is I crime to die under 4 hundttl
years.
This one word more: am gl.d
TO add my testimony to the fact that
there is no DEATH
Or. PEBBLES before his death told
friends he intended to attemnr to
communicate With them, as lie had
been deeply interested in various
forms of psychic research.
n memorial service for Dr. Pee
hlrs was held last night in IL Los
Angeles auditorium. During the day
his ashes were scattered, according
to a request in his will. over rose
garden. the location OF which was
llclft a secret
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Work of COnferees
CONTINUED from PAGE One)

Mr.. President. a message from
the House Of Representatives.
Immediately recognized by Sena-
tor Wadsworth, Republican, New
York. who was presiding, the House
clerk made deep bow.
MIR. President" he said. Il am
directed by the House OF Repre-
sentatives to inform the Senate that
the House has passed Fl. L. 10,SI4,
to provide adjusted compensation
for veterans of the world war, in
which the concurrence of the Senate
is respectfully requested.
4 litter ran around the crowded
galleries and there were broad
smiles by many of the senators.
There was Il suggestion that the
bill be referred to the appropriate
tons committee. Senator Harrison,
Democrat, Mississippi, declared that
he did not want it sent 10 the finance
committee, explaining that it might
disturb the bonus bill that Is sleep
ing there"
There followed n squabble as to
what committee should consider il.
but Senator Wudsworth decrecd that
it should go TO the finance COM
mittec.
Chairman McCumbcr of that COM
mittec said the bonus measure could
not he taken up until after the tar
if bill had been reported to the Sen
ate, but he thought there would be
quick action on it both in the com
mittec and on the Senate floor. lie
said the tariff bill probably would
be sidetracked temporarily in the
Senate to let it through.
Senator SmoOt of Utah, the rank
ing Republican on the committee,
said the measure probably would be
materially changed,
The bonus bill that passes the
Senate will carry means OF financ-
ing it, he declared, adding that the
financing would not be done by
means of bonds.
Asked IL sales tax would DC the
financing medium as recommended
by President Harding to the House
ways and means committee, the
Utah senator said:
Il think so, ii we have to come
to that
Senator McCumhcr was of the
opinion that members of the COM
mittco would want TO confer With
President Harding on the subject
before acting finally.
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ly23. sat, Tyr

Arthur L. Hoyt. pastor: Preaching
services, 1890 and o'clock: Sun
day school at II O'clock; Kings
Herald second and fourth Sunday al
3; Epworth League at 6; w. II. NJ S.
first Tuesday; w. l.. NJ. s. second
Monday: official board first Monday:
organ club, Friday evening.
JnVersalist church, Rev. Sidney
j. Willis, pastor: Sunday service
1890 \. NJ. with sermon by the pas
tor: Sunday school at Il o'clock,
with primary Intermediate and SEN
lor departments; Junior Y. F. G. L.
at 3.45 =. NJ; seniors at ) L. NJ: Boy
Scouts Thursday at F. NJ: Illus
trated evening service first and third
Sunday evenings at O'Clock. y
beautiful homc-like church andsa
cordial welcome.
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Petting Parties
Encouraged by
Spokane Pastor

Spokane, Wash. March 2i.--YounG
2"oplc should be encouraged to make
love in church. DR.. Owen &. Brown
of Los Angeles. editor OF the Adult
Puhlications OF the Baptist church.
declared in an address at 4 Baptist
church conference here last night.
ALLOW YOUR young Baptist Poo
Pies l-nion meeting TO he counting
bees" he told tho assembled pas
tors.
Or. Erown said that counting
Should be encouraged at church
functions to help the Young people
make matches among themselves in
tie midst OF good Christian in
tiUcnces"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-25

of Brookline. Mass, was notified to-
day that it will be impossible for Mr..
Starr 10 attend her proposed meeting
of Boston women Monday. 1t is I'M
derstood. however. that Edwin New
dick, the labor statistical expert
here, will speak at that meeting. and
Rev. Herbert a. Jurp, pastor Of the
First Congregational church here.
has been invited to attend.
\ strikers Tag Day Will be OBJ
served here Saturday
The Manchester Ministerial Asso-
citation conducted a meeting today
and discussed strike issues.
The Amoskeag overseers and sec
ond hands, who have been working
on full time at the mills. have been
notified that they will go on half
time beginning April /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-25

this sixteenth day of March nineteen
hundred twenty-five.
FRANK \. PEABODY.
LYMAN II. NELSON.
State Highway Commission Of the
state Of Maine.
March ~, 1872.
Nm. II. Fisher.
Deputy Attorney GencIal.
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Deadly Cl0udburst
Kills Four in Kansas
S75O,OOO Damage

Burlington, Has. March 24-Four
persons were killed and property
damige estimated at s75o,ooo was
cone in Burlington last night by
".oudburat which flooded Rock Creek
ana sent it sweeping down upon the
city without warning.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. :. Niece. Mrs.
Henry Ramsdell and Miss Oletha
Failing, are the dead.
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Yearly Masses
Said for Cardinal

Baltimore. Md. \March o4--Masses
for the late Cardinal Gibbons, who
died one Year ago today, were cele-
brated in all the Catholic churches Of
baltimore and. throughout the arch
diocese this morning.
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Seiectmen Appoint Minor Town
Officers

The sel"ctmen have appointed the
loiloWlns list of minor town officers
for the ensuing year:
tonstables. George Rogers. Frank
Weeks, Sumner McCausland, :. Her
bert Frost, David G. Rollins, Ray
Badger. g. \. kimball. Hollis II. Ia
cobs; Weighcrs, +. L. BRIGHAM. G..
\. Applebec. Q. W. Wltham. F'ranI,
Ne"'lousc. Henry Warren, Carroll
merrill; Sealer of weights and meas
ufes, q, \. kimball; building inspcc
Tor Hollis III. Jacobs; truant officers
George Rogers and Ivan Brooks
members Of the board of health. r s
HaseltInc: surveyors of wood. bark
ana lumber. George l.. Rogers. s. NJ
raymond. j.. G. Hunter, II. III. jacobs
and D. L. Written.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-25

Free Baptist church: Sunday
morning service at 1880. with ser.
mon by the pastor, Rev. Il. l.. Con
verse. A service of Worship: SIM
day school follows at 1850. ". NJ
Irilay. superintendent: Junior G.. +
at . o'clock, Miss Minnie Porter. su-
perintendcnt: Y. p. s. G. t., at s15.
evening worship at O'Clock; nrayor
meeting, Wednesday evening at 7.2o
a banquet for men will be ciyon
by the men of the CniversaIist
Methodist and Baptist parishes on
Wednesday evening, March 90. AT the
dining hall Of the Baptist church at
G o'clock. The dining hall viii seot
10 and it is desired every place shah
be filled. Following the supper m
address will be given by President
Roberts of Colby College. This is
the first of q series of addresses 10
men and it is hoped that Il very largo
number will attend.
Church Notices
Methodist EPISCOPAL church. Eny
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-25

! less TO jump. He did, however.
jump back and many times got the
bali after the other had touched it.
The Bangor team had a strong
mass defense and it was nearly i'm
possible to penetrate it, so that the
iocal boys wee forced many times
10 make long shots, doing most OF
ihelr scoring in this manner. The
bangor offensive was also very BAT
Hlhs' lhelr passing beirg superb
me |ony team was using the same
lactlcs, their mass defense being
nearly as strong as that of the Ban
gor team and their passing was many
Imes' hard for the Bangor team to
stop.
In the preliminary game between
the Winthrop High team and the
Augusta Independents the latter were
the victors with a score of 1G TO Z.
Inc Independents played all around
the Winthrop boys and gave them
little chance to score.
The summaries of the two games
follow:
BANGOR HIGH CO\y HIGH
hamenkovitz IF ID Knowles (Capt
Flannigan If .......... RIO Stafford
T.. McClay tCapU .. c Poor
'oholl 10 ....'....--..... IL Winslow
T. McolaE ID .......... IF Harrington
Score, Bangor "A. Cony 10. Goals
from floor, Short ). Winslow 3. Elan
nlgan ., kamenkovitz :. Harrington >,
Safford ], Knowles !. Goals from
fouls, harrington 4, Short 3. Poor /.
flannlgan !. Referee. Edwards. Scor-
cr' Giddings. Timer, Goldberg. Time,
20-min. periods. Attendance, 500.
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LOCAL NOTICE

Food sale by w. c. T. L. Saturday
at l.. NJ. lecture room, Chamber of
Commerce. maro5d1t
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AUGUSTA INDEPENDENTS

SCOIV, Augusta IndopCndonts 1f,
Winthrop High r. Goals from floor.
Gregolrc 4. LaWallc 3, p. Merrill >,
Stevens /, Overlook ]. Goals from
lonls. Porter /. Referee, Dunnack.
scorer, bunker. Timer, Austin.
Time, 1o-min. periods
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P'ttsteId Village Corporation Meet
ing Saturday

Inc annual meeting OF the Pitts
field Village Corporation Will be held
"t Union nan, Saturday afternoon.
March - at ! O'Clock and the eight
articles will be taken up.
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New England Bldg. Statistics

Compiled by The +. W. Dodge Cos
Contracts awarded week end
ing March 81, 1922. 1925. 20
Corresponding period 1921. 4.O97 20
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The w. G. T. L. will observe Cen
tlemcn's night at the lniversaI,st
church pariors, Monday evening. Mar.
-. a program Will be presented and
the principal speaker OF the evening
VII be Roland T. Patton of Skowhc-
han.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04

g. Debe estar rotulada, 3ndicando
la fecha Ell nombre del dueio.
3. Debe ser preservada con sublimado
corrosive formalina, una pequeEa pas
tisla de 10. prinero un graIno de
formalina siendo sufciente para preser-
var una cuarta de leche.
Una botena de esas de alcoholado
0 cualquiera otra botella es sulciente.
Tenemos preservativo para todo aquel
cue nos envie su nombre.
Ell promedio de los resultados que
SO obtengan seran publicados en- forma
de un pamheto. incluso otros de queso,
mantequilla y helado nativos que he
mos obtenido. Tambien Sc lie enviaran
los resultados de cada muestra a su
6ueno, pudiendo por los resultados po-
der insinuarle algunos metodos de ali
lnentaci6n, etc.
Esperamos de la benevolencja de to-
cos los duenos de vacas Y lecherias.
oigan nuestra slplica, coopera.ado de
esta suerte con nosotros para la reden-
cion de nuestra patria
c. RAMIREZ.
Mayagiiez, abril %, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
JUGANDo A 10 PRoH1B1Do

Aver sorprendi6 la pohcia de Puer
ia de TERRA a los individuos Jose Gar
c1a, Enrique Rivera, Eosendo Marti
nez, Gervasio Garay y Valentin Colon
jugando 10 prohibido. La Corte
sentencio a los infractores de la ley g
pagar So de multa. En- Santurce fue
ron tambien denunciados por jugar
los individuos Eleuterio Rivera, Nor
berto Lopez, Anastasio Pizarro, Ar
mando Sanchez, Tadeo Rosario. Oscar
Roman y Alexandra Diaz, los cualel
la Corte ilnpuso cada uno de ellos
So de multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
NUEvos AGENTEs

Sc halla en- esta ciudad, desde hace
alrededor de tres semanas, Mr.. Mark
Kellogg, gerente del Departamento de
Anuncios Props ganda de la Bur
roughs Adding Machine Co.. de De.
troit, quien ha venido a Puerto Rico
con objeto de colocar la representation
o agencia de las conocidas maquinas
de sumar 'Borroughs'', por virtud de
haber cesado voluntariamente en- dicha
representation los Sres Finlay, Way.
mouth & Lee.
FL Sr. Kellogg Quiere por medic de
estas nneas expresar su pesar por no
haber podido persuadir los Sres. Fin
lay, Weymouth & Lee para que conti-
nuaran con la agencia de la BUR
roughs'' No obstante, ceebra poder
anunciar que ha hecho arreglo con los
Sres Gonzalez Padin Co. para dicha
representation y expresa su firme
creencia de q. tanto los muchos clientes
que tienen en- Puerto Rico como su
compafiia representatives, Sres. Con
zalez Padn Co.. habran de benefciar-
Sc mutuameG'e en- vista de este nuevo
arreglo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
DEsDE Ell CoLEGIo
DE AGRICULTURAL
A NUEsTRos DUENos DE VAGUE
RIAS Y LECHERIAs

Mi compafiero Carlos Montalvo ha-
CO varias semanas publico un suelto
en- Ell MUNDo solicitando de cada uno
do los duefos de vacas y lechceias de
Ia isla una muestra de leche, para ser
ersayadas en- nuestro laboratorio, por Ell
autor de estas lineas. Hasta la fecha
So han recibido solamente algunas mues
tras de Lejas.
Con la entera conviction de que esta
vez nuestros ganadercs y duenos de
lecherias sabran corresponder nues-
ira suplica. voy explicar la :ausa de
nuestra solicitud:
Ell objeto de este ensayo es determi-
mar el promedio de grasa, solidos. soli-
6os no grasa y gravedad especiiea de
Ia leche que Sc consume en Puerto Rico.
Como SO We. los resultados que Sc OBJ
tengan serviran de guia para el buen
cesarrollo de la industria ganadera en-
IA Isla .Por 10 tanto todos deben enviar
sin tardanza la pequefa muestra de
leche que necesitamos para ccnducir
Euestro ensayc.
La muestra:
L. La muestra debe ser representa-
tiva, este es, que represente todss las
.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
Cuando usted visite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
Advt.
nRRCADo DE- CAAxB1os
AvIso

FL que suscribe particIpa al p4.--co,
cue como apoderado de D. Victor Lok-
peg, para administrar en- esta los bienes
de su hija menor Georgina Lokpez y Fin
ley. hace constar que Ell lnico que pue-
de vender, arrendar y cobrar los sola-
res radicados en- Ell Barrio MeliIla de
santurce, parada 2S, es Ell suscribiente
Por 10 tanto, cuanto Sc haga en- dichos
solares sin mi consetimiento, es nulo
DARIO RovIRA.
San Juan, P, B., 81 de bril- de 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
PARA NUEvA YORK

El "Ponce" lleva los siguientes pa
sajeros:
William Mckinley, J. D. Moore,
Constantine Gracia, Manuel Arsua-
ga, Daniel F. Kelley, Jose A. Dfaz,
Paula Rivera, H. F. Hitch, Esperan
n Ferrias, Sarah A. Davidson, Ma
ria Bloise, Felix Rivera, Jose Villa,
Charles A. Mclaughlin, Joaquin
Mendez Fernandez, Leon Rich, Ade
lima Sabin Wells Blanchard, May
nuski, Sydney S. Horen, Rafael Ruiz
Rodriguez, Enrique Alfonso, Albert
Settle, j. F. Abbey, B. Cerame, Juan
M. Santini, Laura Vargas, Miss Leo
nor Vlrgas, Carlos Rodriguez, Vicen
te Molina, Esther Torres, Alminda
Torres, Petrona Hernandez, Conra-
da Candelario, Jose Pelar Roman,
Bonifacio Hernandez, Emilia Bur-
gos, Edith Radcliffe, Justina Bill
bas, Pedro Bilbas, Carmen Jimenez,
Emilia Vega, Sofia Alijandro, JUS
tina Cote, Maria Crespo, Joseph
Brewley, Manuel Guzman, George
Fleming, George Michael, David Mi
chael, Salvador Michael, susanna Mi
chael, Ramon Michael, Marie Mi
chael,, Turbina Michael, Ricardo Be
nftez, Rafael Marquee, Sofia Rodri-
guez, Y Marcela Miranda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
DON JOSE R. oUIRos

Ha regresado de Espaiia, en- el vapor
"Buenos Aires, ell distinguido caba-
liero don Jose r. Quiros, alto empleas
do de la acreditada frma de esta pla-
"a, I'D. Dominguez CO..
Nuestro excelente amigo don Jose R.
cuir6s. durante Ell tempo que permane-
cio en- ell extranjero, visit6 las princi-
pales poblaciones de Europa, de donde
ha traido las mas gratas impresiones.
Ell MUNDo envia al viajero que re-
gresa un saludo cordial dc bienvsnida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
Ell FUEGO EN- Ell EDIFICIO
DEL TESORO FEDERAL EMPEZO
EN- Ell DEPARTMENT. DE
PIANOS
Omitted Press via All America
Cables)

WASHINGTON, mayo 4.-Los de-
tectives del gobierno federal, des-
pues de una cuidadosa investigation
acerca del origen del fuego ocurrido
en- el edificio del Tesoro, han descu-
bierto que la confagracion Sc origi-
no en- ell Departamento de pianos Y
productos quimicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
Circo Tyler

Con tel6n de IA pies de diametro y
lados de diez de alto, todo ruevo y
sdemas tres caballos, dos perfos una
cobra de Angora, dos monOs $ gale
rias. Sc venden en- todo en- parte, 0
Sc admite un socio para una excursion
por Sur America Indias occ;dentales.
Dirijase a Circo Tyler, CIo otilio
Ramerey, Robles St., Rio Piedrss.
1 Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
sU1c1DIo FRUsTRADo

En- La avenida Pershing, Santurce.
ell individuo Monsante Acevedo, de %
amos, con una pistola, ca1ibre 7. trat6
de suicidarse, disparandose un tiro en-
81 lado izqrierdo del vientre, q. lie inte-
res6 ell pulm6n. Ell herido fu6 trasla-
dado al hospital municipal, donde Sc
encuentra en- estado grave. La pisto-
la ha sido ocupada.
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Ell coNFL1cTo REsUELTo

Honnbre de mediana edad con exec.
lente educaci6n mercantil y larga y
variada experiencia desea traba.ar con
casa seria. Especialidad en- vspores,
Agencias y Seguros. Perfectamentc ca
pacitado para Jefe de ofcina Auxi-
lar Executive. Absolute dominic del iii
giles. Informara TOWELS CO EEL
MUNDO", San Juan. Advt
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ANr1cALcULNA EBREY

Es valiosisima en- las infamaciones
uretrales, en- las irritaciones y distur-
bios en- la vejiga, en- casos de urina-
ci6n difcultosa. Evita que los nifos,
mojsn la CANA por la noche. Els de
gran valor en- los des6rdenes de las
se6oras durante el embarazo. En- todas
las boticas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
LOS FUNERALES DEL
LORD MOUNTBATTEN

LoNDREs, mayo s.-En la Cathedral
de Windsor Sc efectuaron aver con inn
ponente solemnidad los funerales de
Lord Mountbatten, de la familia real.
Ell cuerpo fue enterrado en- las gale
rias reales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04
PAsAPoRTE

Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasapor-
te para embarcar Italia, Suiza, Es.
pana y Alemania, la Srta. Clara Eli
zabeth Livingston, de Dorado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-04

Las reformas hechas en- Ell teatro por
ell popular Neco, han convertible este
local en- sitio magnifico para pasar uil
ratio agradable.
Esto, undo a las buenas cintas que
constantemente Sc exhiben, ha 4umen-
tado considerablemente la concurren-
cia al cine.
Muy pronto Sc exhibiran aQui las
renombradas peliculas de fanna nun.
dial, "Los Cuatro Jinetes del Apocalip
sis" Dado el precio relativamente ba-
jo que habra que pagar por la eltra.
da, Sc espera que ell publico no despre-
Gle Ia oportunidad de presenciar tan
agradables espectaculos.
coRREsPoNsAL.