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DIED AT AGE OF S4.

Dover. March 30.-Mrs. Catherine
Schoch. mother Of Mrs. J. A. Downes.
wife Of Councilman Downes Of this
town, died after an illness Of several
weeks at the home Of her daughter.
here, yesterday, aged 50 years. She
is survived by Mrs. Downes and one
son, DIR. i. Il. Schoch. of Shamokin.
Pa, also a sister. Mrs. j. c. Schoch.
Funeral services will be held Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at Dover
Presbyterian Church. Interment In
the cemetery adjoining.
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DIAMOND STATE GRANGE.

stanton. March S0.-Diamond State
Grange at stanton initiated a CLASH
Of six candidates at the meeting Mon
dav evening. c. p. Dickey will have
charge OF the music next Monday eve
ming.
Announcement was made OF the
bake 20 be held Saturday afternoon.
at Marshallton. by St. James Church.
stanton. and St Barnahas Church.
Marshallton.
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BIBLE CLASS ENTRRTAINs.

Richardson Park, March s0.--At the
monthly meeting OF Mizpah Bible
class. Tuesday evening at tho home
OF Mrs. Helen Pierce, Elmhurvt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Pierce resigned as pre~-
dent and WIS succeeded by Mrs. 10. v
Herech. Mrs. Harvey Matthews wns
elected TO succeed Mrs. Hersch. as VICE
president.
Following routine business. the on
tertninment cofnihtoo presented an
enjoyable program as follows Read
inRs by Mrs. @. q. Stewart; vocal
solos by Mrs. Russell Gottschall. piano
solo by Mrs. u. V. Hepch; fnonologue
by Mrs. Mary Stewart; popular songs
by tho class.
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aDANCF OF SPRING"

Newark. March s0.-One 81 the
features Of the high school declams-
ton contest 20 h-e held IN the high
school tonight. viii he the Dance os
Spring" by Catherine Holton, Alice
Charsha Mary Rose. Helen Barnard
Beatrice Gregg, El1a Robinson
katherine Hubert and Gladys Berry
Those who win take part in the
Defamation contest are justin Steel
Ge,rge Chalmers. Sarah Pierson, Nil
di,d Major. Hannah Lindle and
Emma LOvett
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PRIZES TO PUPILS.

Seaford. March 30.-Professor
Vaughn Hastings OF the Seaford
school has awarded two prizes OF $3.50
each 10 the members OF his American
History class. Virginia Vincent re-
ceived the first, for scholarship, and
Thomas Moore the second. for showing
the greatest improvement In class
work.
He has also awarded four prizes e
the science class. as follows: Franklin
Allen. and George Huston for the best
scholarships. and Elton Knowles anC
Walter Hatfield for greatest improve
nent
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DELAWARE GRANGE.

Newport. March So.-Delaware
Grange. at Newport, met Monday eve
ming IN Grange Hall. with good at
tendance Routine business was
transacted. and government seeds
which had been received were dis
;ributed among the members.
During the lecturers hour. the fol-
lowing questions were discussed
How much OF your Living Comes
From the Farm" What do Farmers
think OF q safes Taxi" The Thirteen
Month Calendar"
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"POETs, WILD AND TANR.r

Newark. March SO.-Tom Daily.
poet and humorist. VII lecture on
Poets. Wild and Tame" az Wolf
Hall. Newark. Delaware. Friday, April
:. ct 10 O'clock. The lecture Is be
lns given under the auspices OF the
"AE cub uf the University OF Della
war,
This e the first time that Mr.. DAILY
nd before a Delaware au-
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End Rheumatism,
Weak, Lame Back
Old ST. Jacobs OH Will stop
pain and stiffness In
few moments


g. = pain only. 81. Jacobs Oh Will
Sol any pain, and nor one rheuma-
t.sm case IN hfty requires internal
trea tuieR. Rub soothing. penetrating
s. Jacobs Oh eight on the tender
spot. and by the time You say Jack
Robinson cut comes the rheumatic
pain and distress. st. Jacobs OIL IL a
harmless rheumatism lnament which
never disappolnts. and does not burn
the skin. IL taxes pain. soreness and
stiffness from aching joints, muscles
and bones stops eciStica. lumbagO
backache and neuralgia.
Timber up. Get small trial bot.
tie OF ole-time. honest 81. Jacobs OF
from any drug store. and ia a moment
youT DO free from pains. aches anC
stiffness Don't suffer- Rub rheu
al4tism away.
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DOLLAR DAY At STAFFORD.

Merchants Association has decided 20
Aold its first annual dollar Day sale
on THURSDAY. MAY !.
The occasion viii % a gala event
with a band tn attendance and the
town arcsticaily decorated
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover. March 3O.-Railroad detec-
tives yesterday turned over TO Sheriff
Graham. eight men. charged with
Illegal train riding on the Delaware
Railroad in Kent county. They We're
given a hearing by Magistrate Il. f.
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REV. L. Z. BARRETT'S FUNERAL.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Chestertown. March 3o.--The flu
neral Of Rev. DR.. l.. l.. Barrett was
held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church here, Tuesday at noon. The
services were in charge OF Rev. Omar
Il. Jones. pastor OF the church.
Among the ministers who partici-
pated In the services were Rev. w.
A. WISE. superintendent OF Middle
town district: Rev. w. K. Nowbray.
superintendent OF Dover district.
Rev. George T. Jones OF Townsend.
Rev. A. III. Covey OF ChesJertowu.
Rev. A. T. Prettyman OF GaleEa, and
Rev. n. O. Gibson. pastor OF Christ
NJ. Z. Church. this town. Interment
was made In the family lot In Chester
cemetery.
Copper. Milbourn A. Toulson. Edward
The pallbearers were w. Bradford
II. Newsome. Philip NJ. Brooks. Prof.
Mark Greasy a. l.. Sterling. Dr.. IL.
Brown; members OF the official beard
G. Shippers, J. ID. Bacchus. William T,
OF tho church with Colonel William
j. Vannort. OF Christ NJ. L. Church
served as honorary bearers.
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ter. Miss Louise Virginia, of Phil
adclphia arc guests OF Miss ANNA
Nichols and Mrs. Roman Tammany.
Sam Prcttyman caught tho first
shad OF the senson, Saturday.
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To Hold Gummnge Sale.

A rummags sale VIII be held at ia
.TatnaI street. April l. by the Elsmere
School and Civic Club.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03
Boards of Trustees
To Meet February 6

\ A meeting of the Boards of Trustees
of Graham County has been called to
meet IN tho Stafford High School au-
ditorium February. 9Th. at 1880 T.. NJ.
! A few of the problems that will be
up for discussion and to bring about
of action thruout the Coun-
ty, are as follows:
The fixing OF an interest rate on
supply and salary vouchers TO make
and adopt a salary schedule for teach
ers. Consideration of a uniform buy
ing system ON the cooperative plan;
a uniform accounting system. Con.
sideration of the budget for the com.
in school year,
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03
Proclamation by the
Mayor of Stafford

The town lots, public grounds,
ditch banks and streets in the town
Of Stafford are SO badly infested with
gophers as to make the town insight
ly by the gopher mounds to be seen
everywhere. And OF vastly greater
importance, the gardens, lawns and
trees are being ruined by these
Irodent pests. The efficiency of our
irrigating system is being impaired to
an alarming extent by the gopher
working in the ditch banks. The gen
eral situation is such that the citizens
of our town experience losses that
are almost incredible TO one who has
given the matter any thought.
With these conditions prevailing,
It is of importance that We avail our.
| selves of the services Of the Agricul-
tural Extension Service of the
university of Arizona and the United
States Biological Survey to the extent
that we put forth an organized effort
to eXterminate the rodent pests with
in our town limits.
With the earnest hope that the day
may be spent by all citizens OF SAT.
ford in the work of exterminating ro-
dent pests as instructed by represen.
tatives of the Agricultural Extension
Service of the University of Arizona
and the United States Biological Sur
vey I. X. w. SLOAN, MAYOR OF
Stafford. by virtue of the authority
vested in me, do hereby designate
and set apart Friday the Tenth day of
February 1922 as Gopher Cleanup
Day, in urging the observance of
this Gopher Cleanup Day | do so in
the confident expectation that the
Stafford Schools, the Chamber Of Com
merce, the Womans' Club, Boy Scouts
and other civic organizations will CO.
operate and support the movement to
the extent that thorough campaign
for conducting the work will be organ
lied and made effective.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HAVE
HEREUNTO SET MY HAND AND
SEAL, DONE AT Stafford, ARR.
IONA this 1st. day of February 1922.
X. w. Sloan
Mayor of Stafford.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03

" caught on.
"Say, Stnnnie hes a-tryin' to tell
us to come on" Daddy exclaimed,
starting to his feet. "MethuseJah-to-
gracious did ii have TO take US hull
endurin' afternoon 10 Hgger out that
much dog-t2lkT"
ut looks that way" admitted but
now, havNg "fggered" II out, we made
no delay. Daddy got his rifle and cart
rldge.belt, and told me to take Jeanie's
pistol for myself-which | did. And
thus equipped we took the trail, In
dlan-6lng down the mountain road In
the darkness, Daddy Hiram, with his
gun in the crook Of his left arm, set
ting the pace, and the collie running
on ahead 20 point the way.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03
vIslrs FRIENDS

Mrs. Hoy is visiting with friends in :.
Miami this week.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03
OPENS eRANcH sToRg

Mr. J. Horiwitz, OF the Peoples
Store, is in Miami this week superin-
tending the renovation of the build
ing ON Sullivan street which viii be
occupied by branch store of the
Peoples store here. The store viii
be open FOR business February, 9Th.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03
TO GLOBE

TO GLOBE
r. d. Householder was in Globe sew
eral days this week on business.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday school each Sunday at 10: 90

Sunday school each Sunday at 1000
a. m.
Preaching att 11:00 a. m. and 1880
p. m. each Sunday.
Prayer service every Thursday at
1880 p. m.
The general public is given a hearty
invitation to attend any of these ser.
vices.
l.. Il. Carter, Pastor
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03
FROM KSLoNoYkE-

FROM kLoNpYkE
Supervisor and Mrs. H. ], Dowdle,
OF Klondyke, are visiting in Stafford
this week.
rs IMPROVING
Mrs. NJ. II Foody. who was very
i'll for several days, continues to I'M
prove.
FROM PHOENIX
Geo. r. Hill. of the Attorney Gen
erals office, Phoenix, has been here
this week attending court.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03

Il. ID. Householder,
Assignee Of "The Vogue.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03
NOTICE or INTENTION TO sEL

NOTICE or INTENTION TO SELL
...STOCK OF MERCHANDISE.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that I, II. A
McBeth, Of the town Of Geronimo, Ari
zona, intend to sell and dispose of my
entire stock of merchandise no wlocat
ed and being in the store building now
owned by me, in the town of Geronimo
Arizona, said sale to be made toll. II
EIelman, of said town of Geronimo, fol
cash and promisory notes.
II. A. McBEATH.
State of Arizona.
County of Graham. IS
This instrument was acknowledg
ed before this S0th day OF December
A. ID. 1921, by II. A, McBeth. known
TO me to be the person whose name is
subscribed to the foregoing instrue.
ment, and who stated to me that he
executed the same for the purpose and
consideration therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal OF
office.
LEE N. STRATTON,
Notary Public
My Commission Expires March .,
1924.
STATE OF ARIZONA
County OF Graham
|, l.. Il. Holiday, County Recorder
In and for the County and State afore-
said do hereby certify that the with.
in instrument was filed for record at
800 O'Clock A. NJ, on this 9TH. day OF
January, 1922, and duly recorded IN
Book No. Z OF Misc Records of
Graham County, Arizona, at pages As.
Witness my hand and official seal
the day and year above written,
l.. L. Holiday.
County Recorder,
First publication, January IL, 1922.
Last publication February 3, 1872.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03
chsmberIains Cough Remedy Aids
Nature.

Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most effectual Chamberlain
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. II
allays the cough, relieves the lungs
aids expectoration, opens the secre
tions and aids nature in restoring
the system to a healthy condition
Thousands have testified to its good
qualities. Try it when you have a
cough or cold. adv
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03
FROM SAM CARLOS

John Southerland, Mechanical en-.
gineer on the Indian Reservation at
San Carlos, was here on business
this week
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03
CALLING ON Trade

Ged Silverton, representative of the
Western Woodenware Company, OF
El Paso, is here this wek calling on
trade.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03
NOTICE oE SALE

Notice is hereby given that the un'
dersigned will accept bids on the stock
of goods in the building formerly oc.
cupied by "The Vogue" at Stafford
Arizona, which is principally compos
ed of ladies' ready-to.wear garments
and millinery. Terms to the success,
ful bidder: Cash
| reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-03

First publication January 81, 1922.
Last publication February II, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
Ell BASE BALL EN- YAUco
NUEvo TRIUNFo DEL oLIMPo

Els un triunfo Que primcra vista,
ST Sc mira ell s'score'' no 10 parece,
pero es eli triunfo mas Undo que ano-
tarse pueden los muchachos de Yauco,
el del 80 de mayo, sea Ell lnartes.
Como saben nuestros Ee.tores, el
olimpo'' venci6 al Guanica Garfield,
despues al Ensenada, mas tarde al We
nus Stars ahora Sc nos present6 otro
team con cl nombre de Brandun Giants
con Ell formidable pitcher del team Ru-
fna, un pitcher de primera clase.
Durante Ell juego hIbo varias discu-
stones, de parte del pitcher de IA Ru-
fina. uuien como Sc tiene por TN gran
jugador, lie molestaba que los del OLIM
PO lie castigaran mucho la pelota, pues
antes de empezar Ell juego, dijo que en-
Yauco nadie lie paleaba la boia. IPero
que result6?, que Sc le paleo de 10 lin
do, Walter le lig6 un home run y
Euripides otro, y espero que "a Sc ha-
bra convencido de que en- Yauco Sc le
palea bola a cualquier pitcher.
Este jugador merece censuras, pues
cada vez que lie paleaban la boia. for
naba discusiones guerra manoar por
encima de la decicion del umpire pues
una jugada que el Umpire cailto SAFE,
el quizo que fuera out.
Tenga en- cuenta ell Grants, que nues-
tros muchachos son muy disciplinados;
la mayor parte de ellos estan en- Ia
High School v Ell resto son empleados de
'casas comerciales..
Por mas que 10 sentimos, no jugare.
mos mas, por ahora, con ninguna no.
vena de Ensenada, nj aceptaremos min
gin reto que Sc nos lance, mientras no
estemos convencidos, de que vuestras
novenas estan coinpletamente disciple
nadas, v ademas, va le hemos ganado
a todos los teams de ese pueblo.
a nuestro campo acuden damas y ca
balleros cultos, quienes han cri.icado el
proceder- de sus jugadores, especialmen-
te del pitcher. En- el noveno in
ming, estando ocho carreras ocho
tsniendo el Olimpo dos en- bases sin
dar ningln out y viendo quo estaban
perdidos, abandonaron 81 campo, de-
clarando 81 iuego favor del OLIMPo.
Ell score fue eI siguiente:
BRANDUN 2OO10 0 2 0--S
oI.IMPO % O 213sa o Ks
Maestro reto queda en- pie q las
dcmas novenas dc segunda de "a isla, es
pecSallnente, Rialtp, sabana Grande,
COlombas Stars. etc.
DON MAGA JR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
VACAS

Be venden 30 muy buenas, I6venel
y bonitas.-y 80 paridas y go Ecrras
Tambfen 80 venden torres Hslstsir
Iuros, j6venes inmunes IL fisbrs de
Ia garrapata.
Dirfjase q Jcse L. Fesqusra, Edihcio
Bouret, San Juan. Advt
Sc VENDE en- la carretsra de Tos
Alta Corozal una fnca de Sc cuer-
das. Casa grande. Buenas aguas. Pastos
de grama. @. TudeIa, Corozal g.
DARA que la tos no le moleste, y
: pueda. dormir tranquilo, tome
"HYoTOLE", el cuaI usted puede con-
seguir en- cualquier Farmacia.-6-24.
REGALo. vIDRIERAs UsADAs:-Li-
quidamos cast regaladas varias vidrie
ras mostrador en- buen estado. Cruz
10 Altos, Apartado 1884, San Juan,
p. R.-6-5.
WILLARD. .-Tenemos una gran cantt-
daE de acumuladores para todos los Ca
rios que hay en- Puerto Rico. A pessr
de los nuevos precios, fuera de compe-
tencia. cargaremos gratis Ell acumula-
COR en- su CARO- SANTIAGO A, PAM
ZARDI, INC La casa que da servi-
cio.-- San Juan, Ponce, Arecibo. Gua-
ysma. 6-3
= = ~
Sc NECEsITAN CON URGENCIA,
agentes para hacer ropa interior de Sc
da, deberan solicitar personas exper-
tss solamente. Dirijase al apartado 1154,
san Juan.-P.
WILLARD 81 va I'd. y comprar u1
acumulador para su CAIRO o 81 va 10
tione, nuevo viejo, es bueno que sepa
que tiene I'd. derecho al servscio WI
Examen dc su acumulador
cada dos semanas, aqua destilada pura,
todo gratis. Reparaciones al costo de
los materiales mas I'M pequefo benei-
clio cargas un precio fnfimo. SAM
TIAGo A. PANzARDI, INC La Ca
sa que da servicio.-- San Juan, Ponce,
Arecibo, Guayama. 6-8
ACUMUL.ADOREs PARA AUTOS.
vendemos, acumuladores nuevos, de Iiso,
y recompuestos. Damos cr6ditc ror acu
n.rladores viejos. Suministramos toda
clase de material para acumuladores.
Somos expertos en- dinamos, motores
magnetos, on toda clase de aparatos
el6ctricos. SERVINGS 6rdenes por CO.
rreo. G. o. D. PERCY HERMANos,
PONCE, p. r. =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
'sMAYAGUEz, VS.. s'PoNcE"

Por primera vez este afo SO encon-
traron estas novenas el domingo tllti-
mo, hacienda dos interesantes desafios
en- Ell "Grief stadium de Ponce
Ell Mayagiiez gano con facilidad
81 juego de la mafiana, pEes lnientras
81 campo de Ponce echaba por TERRA
la labor de su pitcher, los cardenales
defendian Ia labor de Ithier que estut
vo afortunado, permitiendo tres hits
Contiuna en- la ga pag
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03

I Mafiana las seis antes meridiano
saldra para Ell pueblo de Caratini, la
afamada novena Puerto Rico, a
fin de lidiar con la que en- todos estos
ultimos dias Sc ha venido proclamando
La ''cheverona' de la isla.
No Sc que habra de cierto sobre es
to iiltimo, pero la question es que ea
los Iltimos meses, Sc pasearon victo
riosos por la parte arriba de la isIa.
sin que la escoba mayagiiezana fuera
contenida en- su ,barrida.
Ahora empieza con los nuestros; q
los temibles del Puerto Rico les to
ca debutar con cllos, no dudamos que
como en- otras ocasiones, les hcmos de
dar tluro en- la cabeza, para dejarlos
sin brios de volverse lovantar.
Yo por mi parte, no me perdere esta
contienda Y al efecto va tengo separa-
do mi pasaje en- la guagua Que lleva
el nombre del descubridor de las Ame-
ricas, pasaje que Sc vende en- Tanca
once, tres cincuenta ida y vuelta; y
a las seis estare listo on la esquina do!
"Rialto'', para salir carnino dc Goa
mo.
UNA BoFETADA EN- PLENo Ros-
TRIO;
Asi sc comenta Ell nombramiento de
dos sefiores muy conocidos en- su casa,
que segun noticias han sido nombrados
para desempefiar la direction de una
liga que ha de e1ifcarse en- Cata1o,
pues toda vez que los sehores Julio
Sainz Jose d. Aponte han venido
sosteniendo ell ''base BALI en- aquef
poblado durante mucho tempo contra
viento Y marea, ha debido ten6rseles Gu
cuenta para la administration de Ia Ii
ga.
Esto ha sido una bofotada Ell pleno
rostro para cl pueblo de Catafio, y sn
cr6nica aparte hemos Gle comentar este
asunto, para que tanto los peloteros de
san Juan como los denlas de la isla
decidan 10 que mas cream conveniente
para prestar solidaridad los sostene-
dores del base ball en- Catafio, que quie-
rem ser postergados por dos sefiores Que
son muy conocidos entire escolares, pc
70 que en- e1 base ball no han inven
tado NADIA, nj han hecho NADIA por su
pgogreso.
La semana proxima trataremos 81
asunto como es debido.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS

uE.OBTTOs DE COMA: vsntas II pOr
m2yOr. dssde 80 cts. grussa en- adelan-
-. Gurtide renewable commandments.
wsTvimos pedidos por cOrreo c, o. d.
& q B. A. AIlen 80, Gan Ju2a r
UN EANCo DE AH0RRO.-Uns hOja
Do u Navajo Auto strOp le dura de
Cuatxo seis meses, us&ndola diaria-
mante. Es un positive ahorro. -Tiene
m asentador autom&tico que le pro-
porciona un flo nuevo cada vex que
10 afelts. Pida quo 50 la ensehen. Ella
10 convencera. En- todas las casas do
san Juan vals S1.OO.-- Dep6sito
Allan 81. p
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Los DOS "LINEs-UP"

Los '.lines-up'' con que Sc presenta-
ran mafana en- la liga de Coamo los
teams contendientes, son los 81
guientes: ''Mayagiiez Soler, Men
doza, Ithier, Marcel, Freire, Anselmo,
Guilfuchi, Castillo, Carrero, Lii, Gar
cia, Caco Grau. puerto Rico: ST.
qui, Gacho, Fabito, Beitia (los cuatrc
Jinetcs) 0uevedo, Maldonado, Barrel
ro, Guzman, juicy y Rouue.
IOuien Green ustedes que venceran?
sobre este asunto, hablaremos el lunes
MoNsANT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03

XTENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
y LES en- la Gale Hoare'', stop
Il. santurce. Llame al telefono 67s
azul, santurce seran servidos inmedia
tamente. p.
MRS. LUCIIAA d. RIERA Casa para
Families. Habitaeiones c6modas , ven
t.lsdas. Cocins rnertorriquefa. 1919
Seventh Ave. (Esq. Gallo 1Is;. New
York. e-17
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LA LIGA DE HUMAcAo:

segtn nos indicara el licenciaao Ga
llardo, en- la liga dc Caguas el pasado
domingo, muy pronto empezaran los
trabajos de la liga de la ciudad de
oriente, la que, decir del citado ami
go, costara alredor de cuatro mil do.
lares.
Humacao, pues tendra quizas la Sc
gunda Iga de la isla.
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LEGO NET:

Rafael Net, Ell afamado defensor del
hogar colectivefo, ha regresado de 81
viaje por la isla, por 10 Que Sc vic pri-
vado de tomar parte en- el renombrado
juego dc Caguas, en- que salieron NAL
trechos las huestos de Rogue.
Reciba nuestro saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
UN BANoUETE;

A iniciatiya dc los sefores Jose L.
Rivera y Ramon Rivera, manager"
y captain respectivamente de la move
ma 'viking'' de Carolina, Sc llev6 a
cfccto en- ol restaurant ssGloria" de
dicho pueblo, en- la tarde del martes,
un banquete para festejar los j6ve-
nes Julio Gomez Adolfo Rengel, Ian
zador y segunda "base" dc la indica-
da novena. Ell acto result6 espl6ndido
dado ell magnifco menu que fu6
servido.
Nos dijo Julio, que tambi6n hubc
desde Ia hunilde graminea, hasta ~l
cncopetado ORC de la Palestina'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
!. a oABAMos DE- REoIBIR dc Aio.
mania lapices chisperos, a $1,000

mania lapices chisperos, a $4,000
el cisnto.
Sc ofrscs IN descuento los compra-
. dores al por mayer H. v. GRosCH
/ GO. -P
CAL1ADO- Comerciante de csizado:
no compreis sin yer primero nusstlo pre-
cic Y descuento. @. Perez AlTsrez, S.
60 Q. P.
TU1DEsE su catarro, y controle la
tes Que le moleste. El 'Hyotole'
es el meior preparado que Sc ha ideadc
para combatirlo -6-24.
Sc vENDE la casa Avenida de
Wilson No. Il, Condadc. Informarhn
en- Ia misma. Ielsfono 332 azul. SAM
tnrce &c.
Z - EFARACI0N DE FoNoGRATOs
de cualauior marca.- Constante
existencia do accessories y piezas Ser
vicio rapido ehciente. Precios mo-
dicos, Allen 80, frente al Teatrc Mu-
uiclpsI. san guan, r. R-P.
ErrEE dUAiNABo Z IA 1b.-se
desea una casa, en- arriendc, que
tenga garage sunuue no sea Ia re-
ferida casa de muchas habitaciones.
Informara "H v. Grosch Cop.
RUENA OCCASION 50 vende, sin
corredor casa nuevs, calle ''Los
ganos' No. s. barada Al. CoDsta, de
sals. comeaor. cuatro dormitorios, CO.
Gina cuarto de bano completo. In
.formara personalmente Ia vtnda de
lriarte GA Ia misma casa-