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SIX SOCIETIES PLAN
OUTINGS AT BEACH
Fraternal Orders Hold Sway
During Week at Popu-
lar Resort.

Six organizations will give ex-
Beach. One Uf the most interest
ing will be the third annual eXcur-
sion of Vincent B. Costello Post No.
Is, American Legion. Tuesday. More
than 1000 are expected. \ F:rd
car will be given away on
the boardwalk at Z p. m. E. j. Lef-
ferts is chairman of the arrange
ments committee.
Two organizations will gre out
ings Wednesday - WashinSt N
Aerie. No. 125. Fraternal Order CT
Eagles. and the Great Council, In
dependent Order of Red Men. More
than 5000 persons are expected.
Arthur A. Riemsr is chairman for
TO. the Red Man.
Forest Lodge. No. Al. Inde""rd-
ent Order of Odd Fellows. will give
A.. outing Thursday. Howard l.
Seall is chairman of II" arrange
rnents committee and +. ). Arm
strong, of Upper Maribo-', Nd. is
secretary. The excursion will be
rally and picnic for Maryland
farmers.
Two Organizations have planned
excursions for Iriday-Or1entai
Council. No. 312, Royal Arcanum.
and the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing branch of the 1nternd-
tional Association pf Machinistss
Helpers. G. W. Smith, 22o5 Flag
Ter place northwest, is in charge
for the former and A. Z. Neuman,
of 1900 Eighth street northwest.
for the latter. Excursionists VIII
pay a visit to North Beach via the
.Toonerville Trolley" a car of an
tiquated type, that Is alternately
pushed and pulled by a small
tractor
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RMY AND NAVY
"a ASSIGNMENTS
ARMY ORDERS.
Infanfrx.

ARMY ORDERS.
Infantry.
Maj. Allan Rutherford to Fort
Hamilton, N. Y.
Col. Alfred T. Smith to Baltimore,
Md.
Capt. ottmann w. Freeborn to
San Francisco. Cal.
ARTILLERY.
Capt. Arthur L. Warren to Madi-
son Barracks. N. Y.
Maj. Thomas d. Sloan to Camp
Bragg, N. C.
Maj. walter s. sturgin to Fort
Ill.
Quartermaster.
Lieut.. Col. William o. Smith to
Fort Benning. Ga.
Col. Carl c. Jones to st. Louis, Mo.
Capt. Joseph J. McConville to
Coblenz. Germany.
Air Service.
Mai. Charles c. Benedict to
United States.
Dental Corps.
Lieut.. Col. Minot Z. Ssott to San
Francisco. Cal.
Chemical Warfare Service.
Maj. Rollo C. Ditto to Fort
Leavenworth. Kans.
NAVY ORDERS.
Lieut.. Comdr. Roger w. Paine, to
duty with Comdesrons.
Lieut.. Richard Fl. Booth, to U.
s. s. Perry.
Lieut.. Thomas P. Clark. det. Ma
val Observatory, Washington, d. c..
to home relieved all active duty.
Lieut.. Stephen Donely. to home
relieved all active duty.
Lieut.. Charles G. Moore. to duty
U. S. S. Converse.
Lieut.. John S. McReynolds, to u.
s. s. Chauncey.
Lieut.. Charles X. Osborne. to T..
s. S. Decatur.
Lieut.. Harold f. Snow, to u. s.
S. Trever.
Lieut.. Robert T. whitten. det.
u. S. s. Trinity, granted leave Of
absence.
Lieut.. william r. Spear. det. re-
ceiving ship, San Francisco, Cal, &c
command u. S. S. Gannet.
Ensign Harold w. Alden. to U. s,
s. S. p. Lee.
Ensign Thomas o. Brandon. to U.
s. S. Decatur.
Ensign Harold r. Brookman, to
U. S. S. Decatur.
Ensign Lawrence Bennett. to u
S. s. Marlborough.
Ensign Karl ]. christoph, to U.
S. s. Trevor.
Training Station. Great Lakes. ILL.,,
resignation accepted July 81, 1922
Ensign Philip L. Emerson, to y.
8. S. Perry.
Ensign Jack f. Hurff. to U. 8. s.
Farenholt.
Ensign Bascom S. Jones. to q, s.
S. Trevor.
Ensign Thomas p. Kane. to U. S.
S. Mervin.
Ensign Clarence V. Lee. to U. S.
S. Chauncey.
Ensign Brook S. Mansfield. to U.
S. S. Perry.
Ensign Donald B. McClary. to re-
ceiving ship. San Francisco. Cal.
Ensign Martin Nyburg. 20 U. S.
S. Selfridge.
Ensign Francis r. Old. to U. S. S.
William Jones.
Ensign Joe Z. Rucker. to U. s. s.
Paul Hamilton.
Lieut.. John A. Marsh, Medical
Corps, to U. S. S. Wright.
Lieut.. Comdr. George H. Reed
Dental Corps. to duty Bureau
Medicine and Surgery. Navy De-
partment. Washington, d. c.
Comdr. Clinton d. Thurber, Civil
Engineer Corps. to receiving ship,
San Francisco. Cal.
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Philippine Hand
Made Garments

Economy Price, $I.Io Each
Corset Covers. beautifully
hand embroidered and hand
sewed. Regularly $1.69.
Drawers. daintily embroid-
cred. finished with scallops,
hand-sewed. Regularly $1.59.
-kann's. Second Floor.
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Ginghams, Economy Price,
q Yard Ioc
Art Goods
Handmade Cluny Lace
Doilies. Economy Price,
Each. I7c

Handmade Cluny Lace
Doilies. Economy Price,
Each, lac
100 of these Doilies in clunv
lace patterns. Values I5c to
soc each.
Stamped Dry-Well Towels
Economy Price, Each, a4c
I'm various sizes and patterns.
Regular 35c values.
Women's Stamped Dresses
and Skirts,
Economy Price, Each, osc
Made up ready to embroider.
The materials are wolfe, ratine
and unbleached muslin. sl.e5
to $500 values.
Lace-Trimmed Scarfs,
Economy Price, Each, osc
Many patterns of lace and
widths to select from. lsx45 in.
and 1sx54 in. sizes.
Cretonne Pillows, Round and
Square, Economy Prices.
Csc & 7ec
Large assortment of colors
and patterns in these cretonne
pillows. Former values, S5c
and CSC.
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Handkerchiefs

Women's Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs. Economy
Price, Each, IaHc
One corner embroidered, reg
ular 19c value.
Women's Plain Hem.
stitched Handkerchiefs,
Economy Price, Each, &c
Made of sheer lawn with fine
cord border. Regular 1oc
value.
Women's Colored Linen
Handkerchiefs,
Economy Price, Each, IaHc
This is an odd lot of these
novelty embroidered sport
handkerchiefs. Colors henna.
green. blue. rose. orange, laven-
der and tan. Regular Csc value.
-Kann's, Street Floor.
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Mrs. A. d. Tallman Dies.

Mrs. Annie Dickie Tallman. wife
Oh FRANK u. IallinAn. vice. presi-
dent CT the E. i. observation-disclosures
and Company. and motherin-law
of Col. Thomas w. Miller, alien
property custodian of the United
States. died at her residence. Will
mington. Del, yesterday, accord
ing to word received here.
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Fourth Floor
Infants White Enamel
,,11,h;>S Eronavx,u

Infants White Enamel
Lullabies, Economy
Price, Says
These are IS inches long. is
inches wide and 2S inches high.
mounted on rubber-tired, steel
wheels, complete with wire
springs. Regular $4.s5 value.
Rock-a-Bye Swings,
Economy Price, s5e
Made substantially of strong
canvas, so constructed that the
little ones are perfectly safe.
Regular $1.00 size.
Infants Nursery Chairs,
Economy Price. $I.as
Made Of wood in natural nn-
ish: has tray. Regularly $1.6s.
--Kann's. Fourth Floor.
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Linen Store
Bleached Mercerized
Cotton Table namssk

Bleached Mercerized
Cotton Table Damask
Economy Price, Yard, 3sc
Good heavy weight and in
assorted patterns; IS inches
wide. Regular Soc value.
Cotton Table Napkins.
Economy Price, Doe, $I.Ie
These are the 1T-incb size,
all hemmed ready for use. Made
OF good quality mercerized
damask in assorted patterns.
Regular price, . dozen. $1.5o.
-kann's-Street Floor.
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Leather Goods

Leather Bags, Economy
Price, $3.50
100 Of these bags in assorted
styles. subject to slight imper-
fections. Nothing to hurt the
wearing qualities of the bag.
Values $500 to $500.
Silk Bags, Economy
Price, $I.SS
Is bags. regular $2.s5 and
1895 values.
Jewelry, Economy
Price, Ioc
This sale consists OF brooch
pins. bar. pins. lingerie clasps,
girdles. mems collar button sets,
cuff links. CSC and soc values.
-Kann's-Street Floor.
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japanese Parasols.
Economy Price SI

Special purchase of these
hand-painted goods for women
and misses. Just the thing for
the beach. as they are water
proof; good assortment OF col
ors.
-Ksnn's, Street Floor.
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Ribbons
Moire Ribbon.

Satin-Striped Moire Ribbon,
Economy Price, Yard, 4ec
g inches wide. in jade. navy.
brown, rose, copenhagen, pink
and blue. 9Sc value.
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White Goods
White Novelty Voiles,
Economy Price, Yard, CSC

Economy Price, Yard, CSC
-3s and IS inches wide. a very
fine and sheer quality material.
in stripe, plaid and figured
styles. Regular 75c and $l.e0
value.
White Imported Swiss
Organdy, Economy
Price, a Yard, sSc
Very fine and sheer, with
permanent finish. IS inches
wide.
White Transparent
Organdy, Economy
Price. a Yard, 3sc
40 inches wide. with fine
crisp finish. Regular soc value.
White Longcloth, Economy
Price, a piece, $I.3S
-36 inches wide. good quality
with a chamols finish; sold in
ten yard pieces.
White Lingerie Nainsook,
Economy Price, Piece, $I.8o
-3S inches wide. good quality
with a Sky finish. Sold in ten
yard pieces.
White Cotton Rep Cloth,
Economy Price, Yard, age
Very closely woven material,
good weight for skirts and
blouses; &c inches wide. Regu-
lar 35c value.
White Transparent
Organdy. Economy
Price, a Yard, asc
Very fine and sheer. with a
crisp finish. Regular 3sc value.
White Lingerie. Longcloth,
Economy Price, Yard, IaHc
Closely woven with a chamois
finish, 81 inches wide. Regular
1Sc value.
-Kann's Street Floor.
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Dress Goods

Poiret Twill, Economy Price,
Yard, $I.os
One Of the best materials
for suits and dresses. in navy
blue only. SO inches wide.
Regular s2.5o value.
All-Wool French Serge,
Economy Price, Yd, s1.Is
-42 inches wide. in black,
navy blue, brown. plum. taupe
ano wine. 31.50 quality.
-kann's. Street Floor.
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Children's Parasols,
Economv Prize Sr

I'm silk pongee and poplin.
with good ring handles or
straps. Beautiful assortment in
all colors.
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Millinery

Untrimmed Hats-soo Trim
med Hats-3oo Sport Hats,
Values to $74e. Economy
Price. Choice, 81
The sale includes white
satin. white georgette. ribbon
sports hats. straw eports hats
and white felt hats.
The untrimmed hats include
leghorhs. oatmeal garden hats.
Canton crepes. Italian milsns
and white milans.
Kann's, Second Floor.
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Metal Bag Tops,
Economy Price, 25c

These are odds and ends of
bag tops. 5 inch to inch size.
oval or square effects. CSC
value.
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Women's Colored Linen
Handkerchiefs,


Ratine Banding. Economy
Price, a Yard soc
Made Of cotton in combina-
tion with red, green, blue and
tan: FIVE inches wide. CSC
value.
Colored Pearl Buttons,
Economy Price, 4 Card, Iac
These are in four sizes. and
three to one dozen on q card,
15c value.
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Luggage
Travelling Bags,
Economy Special, $3.o3

Made OF heavy ~ OF. smooth
tan cowhide: stitched corners;
swinging leather handles:
sewed in frame; in Is inch size.
One Table Lot of Cases and
Bags, Economy Price, $3.Ie
Black crepe grained cowhide
Travelling Bags: st
lie a h her corners: swinging
handles, 16 or IS inch size.
-Women's weekend or over
night enamel cases. leather cor
ners. swinging handle. shirred
top pocket. good catches and
lock. In 20, % or "a inch sizes.
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Laces and
Embroideries

Squares of Spanish,
Radium and Wool Laces
Economy Price, Square, 81
These are samples. in Sc inch
squares. Some flouncing and
yall-over designs. Black. white
and colors. Values from sl.75
to $500.
Handmade Irish Picot,
Economy Price, Yard IaHc
The most wanted lace edge
today; our very excellent lee
quality.
Imported Chantilly
Flouncings, Economy
Price, a Yard, SI.eS
SO inches wide. in q variety
of dainty patterns. splendid
copies OF the real s3.25 value.
Ecru Batiste Flouncinss,
Economy Price, Yard, $I.69
40 inches wide. in eyelet pat
terms. Values $3.50. Sold in a
recent sale for s1.s5.
-Kann's Street Floor.
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Donestics
Single Bed Rib-On Sheets,
Economy price SIar

Single Bed Rib-On Sheets,
Economy Price, $I.7s
These are seamless, REIN
forced in the center and tape
ends on the selvage. Have only
a limited quantity of e3xso inch
and 63x99 inch size to offer.
Crochet Spreads for
Double Beds,
Economy Price, Sz.zs
-S2xs4 inch size. in two good
designs and selling regularly
for $500.
Bleached Cotton. Economy
Price, a Yard, I5c
-Yard-wide material. suita BILE
for women's and children's
wear. also for pillowcases and
scanned sheets. This cotton is
strictly perfect and cut from
full pieces for this sale.
Pillowcases, Economy
Price, Each, Ioc
Another lot of these 25c
values offered for this sale.
-kann's, Street Floor.
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Light Weight Suit Cases,
Economy Price, SLIT

Closely woven white fiber
mating; keratol bound edges:
good catches and lock: light in
weight. but very durable. In
"a inch size.
Kann's, Third Floor.
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Imported Chantilly
Flouncings, Economy
Price, a Yard, SI.eS

SO inches wide. in a variety
of dainty patterns. splendid
copies OF the real s325 value.
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Ready-to-Wear
Wash nreSaex

-Ginghams, chambray and
wolfe. in checks. stripes and
plain colors: made in slip
over and straight-line styles.
They are trimmed in white and
contrasting colors: some trim
med in point braids. Good
assortment of sizes. s1.99 to
$3.50 values. Economy price
s1.47.
Kann's. Main Aisle, Street
Floor.
Handmade Blouses of
French Batiste
These are beautiful models.
with real filet edge trimming.
They are made in v and
square neck styles, with roll
drawn work. and embroidered
dots add further embeilish-
ment. All sizes to select from,
values from s2s5 to s3ss.
Economy price, each, sz.24.
Samples and Odd Lots of
Silk and Crepe Blouses
-Georgette crepe, crepe de
made in tie-on and tuck-in
styles, also tailored models,
in the lot are some extra-size
models in crepe de chine. in
plain colors and striped
effects: good assortment of
sizes in the lot. Values from
S3.ss to ss.ss. Economy price
&19s.
Suits in the Economy Sale
-35 Sports Suits, all wool
Jersey. unlined; in light and
heavy weight: also combina-
tion effects in sports suits,
OF octave chenille. white skirts
and sleeveless jackets of Jade,
rose. Copenhagen and yellow.
Sl4.e5 and s16.s5 values. at
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Bleached Cotton, Economy
Price a Yard re
Pillowcases, Economy
Umbrellas
Women's and Misses Silk
Umbrellas, Economy
Prize Sr az

Splendid assortment of these
umbrellas. wide tape edge
silks. good selection of handles
in Bakelite. Amber. Applewood
or Leather Straps, with tips
and ferrules to match: some are
sterling trimmed. Colors blue.
green, purple. garnet. taupe.
brown and black. Values up to
1915.
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3 sales. Final disposal, also, of

remaining
small and broken lines of things needed right
All marked down weather.
OF Monday share OF
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SSoAoAhy xiA~S, AeAo, WV
-36 and IS inches wide. a very
fine and sheer quality material,
in stripe, plaid and figured
styles. Regular 75c and $l.e0
value.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
COMO EvITAR Ell PAN1co

Aunque On los nifios las 1ombrices
pueden producer efectos s1bitos alar-
nantes no hay ningin peligro, siempre
Y cuando las madres procedan pronto
y prudentemente. ST log sintomas que
revela Ell nifo indican que tienn lom-
brices, dGsele embellishments una do
sis del VermIfugo ''Tiro Seguro''. Esto
es muy impcrtante y bajo ningun con
cepto debe dejarse para mas tarde pues
Ia terdanza puede ocasionar horas rnuy
renosas al nino, que Sc evitaran con
"Tiro Seguro'. Una sofa dosis basta-
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
AGREDIDo CON UNA NAvAJA

En- la Gale Pelayo, de Puerta de
TERRA, ell indfviduo Ramon SAN
chez, con una navaja barber a..
agredi a Juan de Leon, infrien-
dole una Ierida incisa de ounce cent?
metros de largo en- la region escapular
Gerecha, siendo asistido en- la sala de
socorro. Sanchez fu6 arrestado por el
guardia Nemesio Martin y acusado de
acometimiento Y aggression. La Corte
sentenci6 Martin pagar cincucnta
d6lares de multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-10
UN HOMBRE HERIDo

En- ell hospital municipal de Cayey
fu6 asistido ell domingo de varias he
r.das, el individuo Gallo Malav6. Quien
acusa como agresores suyo a los her
manos Narciso v Ramon vazquez, pro
pietarios del barrio Nation -Arriba, de
aquclla jurisdiction. Una discussion acer
ca de IA colindancia de una fnca, mo
two la aggression. Sc esta investigando
el case para proceder contra los agre-
sores de Gallo.
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JovEN ARRoLLADo PoR
UN AUToMOvIL

En- la carretera que conduce de Las
Pledras Humacao, el automovil que
guiaba Avelino Carri6n, arroE6 Pc
dro Rivera, de % amos, ocasionandole
una herida en- la mano derecha y va
rias contusiones en- otras parties del cuer
po. Rivera fue asistido en- el hospital
municipal y Carri6n fue denuneiado
por infringir ell articulo No. 328 del Co
digo Penal. Ell Juez le exigio al "chau
ffeur' $500 de fianza.
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vENDERIA vD. SOS oJos7

Algo peor que ESQ hace Vd. al no
hScerse reconocer por personals compe-
tentes al elejir sus crfstales. Contemos
con ell optico A. Pacheco para los ira
bajos de Optica en- nuestro estableci
miento y le garantizamos Que tendr4
nagnfficos resultados 81 sus cristales
SON recetados por el
Examenes de la vista gratis.
JoYERIA DINET & PACHECo.
PLAZA BALDoRIoTY, SAN JUAN,
PUERTO RICO. Advt.
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COMMERCIAL

Ha sido constituida en- Caguas una
sociedad mercantil con Ia denomina-
ci6n de Morales, Ramos y Co., S. en-
c., la Que Sc dedicara la compra y
venta de provisiones mercaderias en-
general.
Son socios de esta nueva frma don
Julio M. Morales Y don Santiago Ra-
mos, Y comanditario don Francisco
Fournier.
Esta mercantil Sc ha hecho cargo
del active Y pasivo de la raz6n que gi-
raba en- dicha localidad con el nombre
de Julio M. Morales.
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IHPoRTANTE A LOS QUE vIAJAN
HACIA NEW YORK

Antes de buscar residencia en- New
York pase por ell No. COL West de la
Gale 135-Apartamento 5-A- Entire
Riverside Drive y Broadway, donde en- !.
contrara habitaciones frescas, comidas
puertorriquenas un magnifico trato,
poc precio m6dico. No pague lujo de
Hoteles. Familia Arroyo zeppenfeldt.
Advt.
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Ell. VAPOR RADIANCE" Sc
ESTA QUEMANDO

HALIFAX, octubre 8.-Un radio
Gel vapor Radiance dico que Sc ha-
la corriendo inminente pe.igro de ser
destruido por las namas trescientas
millas de estas costas.
Han salido varios vapores en- auxi-
lio del Radiance.
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kRRCADo DE OAMslo
Ell TEMBLoR DE TERRA cAUsA
GRAN ALARMA EN- PONCE

Nuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce nos
participa que ell viernes, las siete y
media, Sc sinti6 en- aquella poblaci6n
TN fuerte temblor de TERRA ell cual
cause gran .alarma entire los habitan
tes. Momentos despu6s del temb,or al
gunas personas hicieron correr la bro
ma de que Santurce Sc habia hundido.
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ARRoLLADo PoR UN AUTO

En- la Gale Rafae, Cordero, de San
Juan, ell autom6vil. que guiaba Maria
no Munoz, arroll6 al nino Aurelio Nal
donado, de doce amos, fracturandole ell
pie derecho. Ell herido fue asistido en-
"a sala de socorro y trasladado al hos
pital municipal.
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DON JOSE APARIcTo

Sc eneuentra enfermo de bastante
euidado, en- su residencia de Ponce, ell
djstinguido caba,lero don Jose Apart
clio, del alto comercio de la Playa.
Hacemos votos por SUI pronto resta-
blecimiento.
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UN GRAN FoToDRAMA EN- Ell
CINE TIRES BANDERAS''

Esta noche sera exhibido en- ell cine
tires Banderas" el emocionante TO-
todrama ''Conciencia Culpab.e", en- el
cual trabaja como. primer actor el ge-
NAL artista espafiol Antonio Moreno
Esta pelicula, que constituye un exi
TO de la cinematografia moderna, esta
dividida EN- seis actos, todos de una
emocion sutilisina. El argumento de
"Conciencia Culpable'' es enaltecedor
rara "a moral social y la educacion del
pueblo. Las escenas todas de dicha Pc
iicuia son benisimas han de gustar
nIucho al pdblico.
Ade1nas de esta gran palicula, sera
exilibida una comica de interesantlsi-
ma -novedad.
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BALE EN- MAYAGUEZ

Ell dia doce del corriente Sc ce,ebra-
ra Ell los salones del Casino Espanol'.
dc Mayagiiez, un bale de confianza,
en- conmemoraeion de la gloriosa fecha
del descubrimiento de America
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CHoQUE DE AUTOS &,

En- la Avenida Juan Ponce de Leon.
de Puerta de TERRA, Ia joven Domitila
Reyes Sc intoXic6 ingiriendose una do
sis de sublimado corrosive. La Reyes
fne asiStida EN- h sala de socorro y
tlasladada al hospital municipal.
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IIURTo DE BRILLIANTLY

La sirvienta Tomasa Rodriguez, DE-
is ados, emrleada en- el Eogar del Vi
ce Consul de Cuba, en- Ponce. sustrajo
del tocador de este, una. sortija de bri-
ilante. Tomasa vendi6 mas tarde dicha
prenda Jose Arroyo, por 80 centavos.
La Corte sentenci6 a la delincuenta a
25 d1as de carceI
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HURTO DE TRAJES

En- Puerta de TERRA, ell individuo Ber
nardo Diaz, sustraio prendas de ves-
tir valoradas ell SIT Luis Castro y
Antonio Rivera. Ell cabo Pifiero arres-
to al delincuelte la Corte 10 senten-
clio tres meses de carcel
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CHooUE DE vEHIcULos

En- Martin Peiia, ell autom6vil que
guiaba Ell chauffeur Leopoldo So
So. choco con ell autom6vil que guiaba
Francisco Roman, resultando ambos
vehfcu.os con desperfectos. Ell joven
Sosa fue denunciado por vioIar la ley
de AUTOMOBILES.
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LOS DESTRoYERs FRANCHISES
HACIA MUDANIA

CoNsTANTINOPLA, octubre 8. =
Varios destroyers franceses han salido
con direction Mudania, nevando ms
trucciones a los generates aliados
acerca de- resultado de la confereneia
celebrada en- Paris entire Lord Curzon
y Poincar6.
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cHoQUE DE AUTOMOBILES

En- la Gale de la Fortaleza. ell auto
movil que guiaba Rafael verdejo, cho
co con Ell automovil propiedad de Il
Isabella Grove Co. que guiaba Isaac
Simon, resultando ambos vehfculos con
desperfectos.
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"'MARSHALL" !"
Liegara ell II en.5el
SAN LORENZO
iii y!
TRAGEDIA sANGR1ENTA
EN- MAYAGUEZ

En- la Gale concordia, Marina sep
tentrional de Mayagiiez, Ell individuo
Jose Mario Riquemos disparo varias
veces SUI revolver. contra Joaquin Gar
cia, de Aguadifla, causando.e ma he
rida en- la garganta; otra en- el brazo
oerecho, con fTactura del hueso; otra
eli el costado izquierdo. Garcia fue
trasladado a la sala de socorro, donde
fallecio momentos desptes.
Referese que Riquemos, despues de
herir smortalmente : Joaquin, volvio a
cargar su revolver 10 dispar6 contra
Miguel Angel Noriega, hiriendolo en-
81, hipooondrio derecho, perforandoie Ell
rreycti1 les intestinos en- varios sitios.
Noriega ingres6 en- Ell hospital Y su es-
tado es muy grave.
Riquemos fue arrestado por ell guar
ola Jose j. Rios.
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ESTUDTANTES PARA ENTER
MERAS

La Clinica Miramar tiene cabida
r'Sra un ntimero de alumnas que deseen
estudiar practicar. Para informes di-
rijase la Superintendent de dicho
establecimiento. 9venida Las Palmas,
Stop 10, Santurce. P. R. Advt.
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FUEGo EN- YABUcoA

En- la madrugada del domingo fue
destruida totaImente por un incenio,
Ia quinta-residencfa del senior Alton
so Ortiz. Las autoridades estan investi
gando ell origen del siniestro.
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UNA AsAMBLEA MAsoNIcA
Hatillo, octubrs 8, 1922.

Hatillo, octubrs 8, 1922.
z Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Gran asamblea mas6nica celebrada
casa alOsldia, concurricron Pedro Mo-
ra Acosta, venerable de Arecibo y
una nutrida comitiya dc la logia Tam
ma. A una carte intempersnte, res
pondi6 la asamtlea con una recolecta
, de seiscintos d6lares para empezar el
nuevo temple mas6nico de Hatillo. To
Cos los miembros activos de la logia
quemada, RESIDENCES en- Camuy, concl
rrieron, asi como los de Hatillo. Ell en-
tnsiasmo es indescriptibls.
CoRREsPoNsAL.