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as an aquatic mar
vel.
Recently she de-
feated Miss Allen
Rig gin, the Olym-
pic star, In a 300
yard race, setting
a new American
mark Of 4 minutes
IL seconds, or 5 Is
seconds better than
the previous record.
More lately, az the
annual interscholas s.
tic championship
meet, she won the
300 yard contest In
3 minutes 6 3-5 sec
onds, clipping 3 2-5
seconds from the
record.
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We TOWNE GOSSIP
.B sssz K y C. 81 3.

Dear K C. b. read your letters every
night and | wish to ask you a question.
| am going to oregon. | am going TO
live In cottage, and am going 20 have
some pets. | want pony, dog, cat
and a bird. Can you think of anything
else? MILDRED McCLEASE
1855 Calvert street, n W., Washington
D. c.
MT DEAR Mildred.
IT SEEMS to me.
IF suggest.
you ADD anything.
TO THE list you have.
THAT MAYBE your mother.
OR PERHAPS your Daddy
WILL STOP the paper.
THAT write Tor.
AND ANYWAY.
FEEL quite sure.
YOU'LL BE very busy.
WITH THE ehotce you.va moda
ron noes cnase ~.
Ann CATS I'LL birds
AND YOU'LL have to begin
BY LETTING them know.
voU love them iii
Avn THEY'VE ,,rc, moro sons.
THAN uUuaN ching.
ron IT WON'T 10 ,ong
Avn THEY vii, Iearn
IF THEY would live.
m HAPPINESS.
THEY MIST love each other.
AVN go thew will
AND AFTER a while.
WHEN ron grow up.
yor WILL have learned.
WHAT THEY have learned.
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A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

The Lord Jehovah IL my strength and
song; and He Is become my salvation
Isaiah 1872.
If those who died Of Joy had but been
softened by thankfully gazing aloft, they
would either not have died at all, or else
would have died Of a sweet rapture
Jean Paul Richter.
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AN ENvIOTs
REVIEWER.

OF the rev translation OF Rostand's
plays recently brought out by the Mac
milan Company John Pierrpont Rice of
Williams College writes in the Literary
Review: Mrs. Norman's work is nota-
Bile contribution to the growing literature
of verse translation IN our language The
successful accomplishment Of a task like
hers renders a real service to her own
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
AN APOLOGIZE
FOR POETRY

FUK POETKf.
Professor Prescott Of Cornell, in his
new book on 1.-THE Poetic Mind" estab-
fishes some entirely new principles in
poetic theory-resting, however on old
foundations and, what is better, he
places many familiar truths in new
light. BE gives a new trea tment OF the
poetic imagination, and presents a new
view OF thn characters In fiction, which
will be highly interesting TO writers and
readers of the novel He explains the
matter Of symbols and figures in a way
which cannot but be helpful to the teacher
of poetry, and in his final chapter gives
an illuminating apologize for poetry
Throughout the entire book Professor
Prescott has succeeded in treating diff
cult though fascinating aspects of poetry
In a way quite Ineligible to the ordinary
reader.
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Unusual Folk

NEW YORK, May 22.-Experts say 1t
won't be long before It bel McGary, New
York high school girl of II, Is recognized
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\ GENOA, May 22.-Frank A. vanderlip,
American fnancier, who has been an OBJ
server at the Genoa conference since It's
beginning, has an interview on European
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families, and place, written with an ems
thusiasm possible only TO Chairman
London"
Above books published by the Macmil-
Ian Company, New York, N. 7.
Il Il Il
A SPOKESMAN
FOR JAPAN.
Here is genuine cross section Of the
feeling In Japan toward the United
States, japanese American Relations, by
the Honorable l. Tukotomi
Written by Japanese author for Jap
anese readers, the book has had a wide
circulation In Japan 1t shows frankly
and forcibly the attitude Of the jap
anese toward America and Americans
{The Macmillan Company.
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FASHION PLUS UTILITY.
LONDON, May 22.-The parasols which
the smart set is using this year are con-
strueted so that they will also serve as
umbrellas In rainy weather.
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BUT is Swift the sanitary
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BOOKNOTES
THE SCARLET
TANAGER y

|
TANAGER."
1.-THE Scarlet Tanager" is a detective
story with new idea; the villain is
actuated by the highest motives.
TIE scene is laid chiefly in Washington
and Baltimore. the time Is the year 1880,
the actton-intrigue, catastrophe, mystery
and final strange solution.
The characters include Seafalcon,
leader of secret brotherhood Of vio-
lence; Capt. Rennison of the Bureau of
Military Intelligence of the United states
Army; Miriam Warburton, known as the
Scarlet Tanager; Towndrow Of the secret
service and loyal naval men and traitors,
arch plotters and their tools.
The author is j. Aubrey Tyson, the
publisher Macmillan
j. j. l.
AN OLD-TIME
SAILOR.
Dressed in sealskin coat and boots
OF his own make, and with a sou'wester
on his head, Capt. Palmer, aged %, was
received by uniformed Russian officers
in the cabin Of the frigate Rostock, which
had been sent out by the car Of Russia
to explore far southern seas.
1t was near the South Shetland Islands
that this meeting took place, off the
coast Of the Antarctic continent discov-
cred by young Capt. Palmer, whittier he
had sailed In The Hero In search of
new seal islands
In forthcoming Macmillan book
called Captain Nathaniel Brown Palmer
An Old Time Sailor of the Seas" John
r. Spears tells of the life and adventures
of this Connecticut sailor, his sealing
trips, his exploration Of the Antarctic
region. his trading voyages to the Span
ish Main, and his work as designer and
captain Of the first of the famous fleet
of Yankee clipper ships that were built
for the China trade.
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finance and the vital things necessary for
reconstruction of Russia.
Vanderbilt was asked whether Europe
would obtain financial credits from Amer
lea.
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Miss McGary has been swimming
only a year and a half.
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The cast is as follows
BOY, PAGE BLUEBEARD CAUSE
HE HAS SOMETHING TO LEARN.


Bluebeard should have paid a visit to
the court Of Antfnea, strange Princess
somewhere in or near the Sahara desert.
Bluebeard was a crude murderer COM
pared to Antinea who made slaves Of
love out Of her men friends and when
she became tired Of them, she fed 'em
tainted cigarette which made them so
insane. Then she proceeded to pickle
'em in gold by making mummies out Of
them. She then placed her gold covered
lovers in large hall, a sort Of private
art gallery.
She then pinned number on her gold
coated lovers and exhibited them when
new victims arrived
Anyway, that is the conception of. Al,
the famous Loew's State porter, who ex-
planned the picture to me while 1t was
being reflected on the screen at the
theater.
AL declared that Antinea was a great
lover but he can't understand why all
of EN- went crazy.
This state Of affairs is the central
theme Of Missing Husbands" the
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HAS ANY ONE able find the necessity for the
in expression your homer"
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Uses OF ADVERSELY,

Uses OF ADSEttSI11.
WILLESDEN, England, May 22.-Ar-
rested for non payment Of taxes, Henry
Kroner admitted that he was getting
unemployment relief and with 1t pay
ing for q house on installments.
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33-Inch Tissues
Tuesday ORR, Soc Ute Yard

If you desire effective and beautiful plaid check
fabric for apparel these pleasing tissues
color designs will undoubtedly appeal.
blue pink black green navy helotrope with white
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betrayed his masters liquor cache should
a peace when the victim leaves jail
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ARTICLE TEN has to the front again This time it is
1.-THE
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

Dear K C. b. read your letters every
night and | wish to ask you a question.
| am going to oregon. | am going TO
live In cottage, and am going 30 have
some pets. | want q pony, dog, a cat
and a bird. Can you think of anything
else? MILDRED McCLEASE.
1858 Calvert street, n. W, Washington
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-04
REEkOADo DE oAnGsIC
UNA MUJER HERE A OTRA
CON UNAS TIJERAS

En- ell barrio Melilla, de Santurce,
Serafina Torres, con unas tijeras,
agredi6 a Martina Ortiz, iniriendole
dos heridas incisas 'en ell ante-brazo
izquierdo otra en- la cara, siendo
asistida en- ell sala de socorro. Sc
rafna fue arrestaGa por ell guardia
Jose A. Diaz, ouien la denuncio a
la corte municipal y este tribunal le
impuso la agresora $40 de multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-04
De BASE. BALL
tcOnttnuaci6n de la "A. pAx.)

roba la segunda. juicy Sc abanica. Guz
man tambien es mandado a base por
holas. Santana llga ur nit Fab!to
anota, pero Guzman sale de out al Qu1
rer ganar segunda. santana Sc aITo-
vecha de la tirada primera CANA
segunda, cogiendo tercera por un wild
trow'. Barreiro Sc abanica quedandose
un hombre en- base. UNA cat.era. Sco-
re 4 5.
Cuarto inning Guagua al igual
QUE Rene palean al short stop nue.
rem de ont en- primera. Nero quo sus-
tituyera Paiarito (explotadol da una
palomita la tercera dando ALI ell Ter
Ger out. CERo.- Sammis liga un sin
gle San que vino a ocupar Ell box
por Mateo tambien explotsdc Ciqui es
fly out al right. Beitfa da un foul Y
es out por ell catcher. Thompson Sc aba
MICA. CERo.- Score a a favor del
Puerto Rico''.
QUINTO INNING La Iluvia ARE
cia mas y mas cada vez. va habia ha-
bido una corta espera en- el juego
n1ientras pasaba un aguacero y vienen
las "sstrellas'' al palo. Pedro A. da
I'm hit y Sc localiza en- primera. Di6-
gems CANA primera por error de Ba-
rreiro y Pedro A. adelanta. Por otr0
error de Barreiro cogs la primera Pi
fiao, adelantandose los otros dos corTe-
6ores. (Barreiro es sacado del juego;
Henry 10 sustituye). Caratini da un sin
gle anot9ndo Pedro A. a su vez Dio
genes. Pifiao CANA tercera por tirada
Gel right field, pero muers al querer ga
narse ell home en- un passed ball. Cara
TIM Sc CANA la ssgunda al igual que Ia
tsrcera por tiradas anotando por error
del catcher. Mateo da un single por
I'm passed ball mientras Ninfn esta al
palo CANA segunda Ell aqua impiic que
al juego siga; los jugadores Sc reti.aa
del terreno, los umpires dan el ''CALL
GAME" Sc dio por terminate Ell
juego.
En- este inning va nevaban las
"estrallas" tres carreras anotadas con
un solo out, y tenfan un hombre ea
Ease. que unidas las cuatro y ante
riormente anotadas sumaban z cosit,a
s, pero como la Liga Official solo a.to-
riza dar I'm juego al team que, despues
de pasado los CINCO primeros innings
bajo ningdn concepto podia darsele la
victoria las s'Estrellas'' en- dicho
juego, cuando solamente CUATRO in
nings complstos Sc habian jugado. FL
PUERTO RICO contaba con mas re-
cursos para los innings subsiguientes
esperaban llaber vencido las "estre-
l!as'' 81 la lucha hHbiera continuado
Para Ell proximo encuentro entire las
ESTRELLAS y ell PUERTO RICO que
sin duda alguna habra de ser en- San
JIan, los jinetes'' cuentan con ha-
oe1les saber los FANS de Ia Isla
cue ellos son profesionales'' en- toda
la extension de la palabra Y habran
de veneer a las "'Estrellas'.
GERRIsH JR.
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PARA Ell REGTsTRo
DE oRIMINALES S

E. 5efe de la Detective Mr.. Harding
tuvo aver Ia eortesia de ensefiarnos an
Elodelo para el registro de crinlinales,
ell cual fue presentado para su aproba-
ci6n en- la Asamblea International de
Toiicias celehrada en- Nneva York, por
81 Comisionado de Scotland yard
Este registro sera uti,izado uor las
naciones que estuvieron representadas
en- la Conferencia dc pOlicias.
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AL LCDO. LASTRA CHARRIEZ
LIE ROBARON DOS CAMISAS

La distinguida sonora del Lcdo.
Lastra Charriez ha informado al De-
partamento de la detective, que el
dia 8 del mes pasado, los ladrones
penetraron en- su residencia, sta en-
Miramar, v sustrajeron a su esposo
dos camisas valoradas en- $500.
La detective esta practicando una
Investigation Gel hurtn.
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AGRESOR EN- FuGA

En- ell barrio Melilla, de Santurce,
el individuo Manuel Fernandez, con
un revolver hizo dcs disparos contra
Jovito Carrion, hiriendole en- la es-
palda Y en- ell craneo. Ell herido fue
asistid'o en- la sala de sccorros y tras
ladado inmeGiatamente al hospital
en- estado grave. FL agresor Sc di6
la fuga y adn no ha sido arresta6o.
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State m ent. .

OF the Ownership, Management, Circulation of "El
MUNDO published daily except sunday San Juan, p r.
required by the Act of Congress of August "a, 1912
OCTOBER 1st. 1922.
Publishers, PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO", Inc. San Juan,
Porto Rico. Business Manager. Alexandra Bozzo
San Juan, Porto Rico.
THAT THE OWNERS ARE:
RomuadO Real San Juan, PR Crs0bal Real San Juan r.
Alexandra BozzO id. Eduardo EscaIona, id.
Matlas Real, id. Ana Ma. II. de Real. i'd
NJ. Melendez MunOz, Cayev, Luis Gomez i'd
and others, San Juan, p. r.
That the average of copies issue of this
publication sold distributed through mails or other
wise to paid subscribers during months preceding
the date shown above is $3.50
Alexandra Bozzo, Manager.
sworn to and subscribed before this nd day of 1922
E. LEFEBRE.
Notary Public
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"MARSAHLL" !"
LIegara ell II en- ell
SAN LORENZO

LA RETRETA DE EsTA, NocHE
Programa de las piszas que tocara
esta noche la Banda Municipal en- Ia
Plaza Baldorioty:
1.-Retreta Militar, paso dcble, Ro
vira.
Raymond, Overture, Thomas.
.s.-Gran selection 60 LA sOnam-
bula, Bellini
4.-Gran solecci6n de "GiOconda, : Pom
chiel'i.
s.. Stolen Kisses, Fox Trot, sny
der.
e.Danza Alma sublime. Cam
pos.
The Star spangled Banner. .
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HURTo DE UNA GAIA DE
CERvEzA

Aver fil6 sustraida del establecimien
to de Demetrio Rodriguez, sito en- la
Gale del quito, de santurce, una GAIA
Go cerveza conteniendo "a modias ibo-
tellas. Como autor de este hurto fud
arrestado Ell individuo Juan Rivera, 6
Quien Ia corte sentenci6 a dos meses
de carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-04
UN JOVEN LIE PEGA A UN
ANCIANO

En- la calle Colon, de santurce,
Roman Rivera, agredi6 con las ma
nos al arciano Donate Velez, derri
bandolo al suelo. Ell agresor fue
arrestado por el guardia Remedio L6
pez y sentenciado en- la Corte NUM-
cipal a pagar $25 Ge multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-04
LEGO A NuEvA YORK

Nos informan los seiiores Sobrinos
de Izquierdo v Co., agentes de la Red
ID" Line Ell esta ciudad, que ell va
por Philadelphia lego New York
Ell lunes dia dos de- corriente a la una
de la mafana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-04
sUIc1D1o FRUsTRApo

En- su residencia de la Gale del Sol
No. %, el individuo Jose Rodriguez, de
80 amos, intent6 suicidarse colgandose
de una soga. Los vecinos intervinieron
dportunamente ovitando que Rodriguez
'consumara su intento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-04

QUININA QUE NO AFECTA
LA CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO
Mo QUININA es mas eficaz en- to-
dos los casos en- que Sc necesita to-
MIR Quinina, no causando zumbidos
de oidos. Contra Resfriados, La Gri-
ppe, Influenza, Paludis.a0 Fiebres.
La firma de E. w. GROVE viene con
cada cajita.
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sU1c1D1o EN- YABUcoA

An Ell barrio e'Jauca'', de Yabucoa,
joss cordero Aponte, Ge 81 afios, Sc
suicide ahorcandoss con una soga. La
investigation que practic6 la policfa
0emostr6 que CorGero SO hallaba per
turbado de sus facultades mentales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-04
UN MILITAR kRRoLLADo PoR UN
AUTO

En- la calle de San Jose esquina 4
Luna, el artom6vil que guiaba Bernar
Go Garcia, choc6 con una bicicleta de
pedal que montaba Ell soldado Ignacio
Enrique, resultando ell militar con al
gunas Commissioners leves.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-04
INVESTIGATION EN- GALES

Ell Fiscal Acosta Sc trasladara en-
Ell dia de hoy al pueblo &c GALES, en-
donde residia ell Lcdo. Cancel v la
familia del policia Morales, fin de
practicar una minuciosa invGstiga-
cion para determinar los verGadercs
movies del crimen. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-04

LAS AUTORIDADES
INVESTIGAN
! Tanto ell Jefe de la Policia. Sr.
lgaravitez, quien acudio acto segui-
do al site del suceso Y arrest6 a su
subalterno, el policfa Morales, asf
como el Juez Cadilla. quien practice
la investigation preliminar del cri-
men, demostraron una gran activi-
dad en- ell esclarecimiento del desgra-
ciaG0 suceso.
De la ofcina del Attorney General.
al tenerse 'conccimiento del crimen,
Sc ordeno al Fiscal Acosta trasladar
Sc Arecibo a practicar la investi-
gacion. Tambien Sc ordeno al Fiscal
Especial Samalea fuera a Arecibo,
por 81 el Lcdo. Acosta no habia reci-
bido la orden.
Ell Fiscal Acosta, con gran acti-
viGad, hizo la correspondence inves-
tigacion y orden6 ell arresto del mata
dor, sin fianza, acusandolo de un de-
Tito de asesinato. Ell Sr. Samalea,
luego de enterarse. de los trabaics
que va estaba hacienda ell fiscal Aces
ia, dejo cargo de este la investi-
gaci6n y regreso esta capital en- la
tarde de aver.
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JovEN ARRoLLADA
POR UN AUTO

I'm Ia Avenida Ponce de Leon, pa
rada /, el autom6vil que guiaba Juan
Marrero, arroll6 la joven Maria Cal
der6n. ocasionandole uns lave contu-
sion en- el brazo derecho, dc la que fue
asistida en- la sala de socorro.
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sus oJos SON mUY DEL1cADos

Examfuese su vista con el Optico
A, Pacheco en- la Joyeria Dinet s. Pa
chaco, ounce afios de practica y cons
tante 6xito en- su profession.
Examenes de la vista gratis.
Plaza Baidorioty, San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
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DOS GALoNEs DE RON

La policia de Puerta de Terra,
ocupo en- la fonda de Elviro Aceve-
do, sta en- la Gale San Agustfn, pa
rada 6 y media, G'os galones de ron
"cafita". FL case fue denunciado al
Comisionado de la Corte Federal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-04
Ell NECTAR DE Los DOSES

La policfa de Puerta de Terra sor
prendio a Juan Herrera transpor-
tando una botella con dos v medic Ii
tros de ron calita. licor que lie fue
ocupado. Herrera fue denunciado a
la Corte Federal por violaci6n a la
ley Volstead.
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INFORMATION DE NUESTRO
CORRESOPONSAL

Escrita la anterior information,
recibimos anoche el telegrama ST
guiente de nuestro corresponsal en-
Arecibo:-
Arecibo, Octubre 8, 1922.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan,
Esta manana las nueve fue nnuer
to de varios disparos que le hiciera
ell policia insular Joaquin Morales ell
representante la Camara Lcdo. Ra-
fael A. Cancel, de GALES. Ell hecho
ocurrio al penetrar en- el zaguaan de
la Corte de Gistrito el Lcdo. Cancel
donde iba en- asuntos professional
les. Practice investigation ell Juez
Municipal Cadilla Ell matador in
gre en- la carcel acusado, seg1n' Sc
dice, de asesinato.
CORRESPONSAL.
Ell CADAVER ES TRASLADO A
GALES
Anoche, las $50, recibimos de
nuestro corresponsal en- Gales ell te-
legrama siguiente:
Gales, Oct. 8.
Ell MUNDo
San Juan.
Esta manana oche v media fue
muerto el Lcdo. Cancel, representa-
te Camara distrito Gales Morovis.
Hecho ocurrido zaguan Cprte Dis
trito Arecibo. Agresor policfa insu-
lar Joaquin Morales de puesto en-
aquella ciudad. Tres balazos morta
les uno en- la boca Y dos en- el cora
zon ocasionando muerte en- el acto.
Noticia lego aquf las nueve Y con
ternacidn pavorosa electrizo Pueblo.
Cancel fue ouerido y estimado todo
el Pueblo. Cadaver fue trafGo esta
tarde acompafado Senadores Miriam
da Santoni siendo puesto capilla
ardiente esta noche en- ell hogar VIC,
TINA. Todas classes sociales Gales,
Morovis y Manati han desfilado
frente cadaver. Entierro manana
diez a. m.
Ell CoRREsPoNSAL.
DEMosFRAcIoNEs DE DUELo
Tenemos entendido, que nuestros
representatives han expresado a los
deudos del Sr. Cancel, su profundo
pesar por la muerte del companero.
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EDTTORES: Puerto Rico nustrado Inc.
ADMINISTRATORS Alexandra Bozzo.
OFTCINAS: Salvador Brau, Mum. 81.
TELEFONO 833, P. o. Box 345.
Dirijase la correspondence Informa-
tiva y literaria q la direction.
Para anuncios, comunicados. etc., etc.,
diriRirse al Administrator.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-04
UN HoMBRE LIE PEGA
A UNA MUJER

En- un bale cue Sc celebraba en- Il
casa de Juan Santos, en- Santurce, el
individuo Juan Perez agredi6 con las
ranos la mujer Pefecta Andino. oca
sionandole varias contusiones. La poll
cia al arrestar a Perez lie encontr6 en-
los bolsillos un rev6lvr y un "black
jack" La Corte lie impuso al delin-
cuente $50 de multa, quedando pendien
tes de sentencia la denuncia por portar
armas.
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PASAPORTE

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porte para Curazao, Venezuela y
Cuba, al Sr. Tomas Rosario, de
Yauco, Puerto Rico
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Escrita la anterior information,
recibimos anoche el telegrama ST.
guiente de nuestro corresponsal en-
Arecibo:-
Arecibo. Octubre 9 1902
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-10-05

plate circuit The limit Is reached
when the plate current reaches the
saturatlon point. After this point is
reached, further weakening of the
coupling cannot increase the plate cur
rent variations so that the transfer of
energy from the plate to grid circuit
now decreases, and any further reduc-
tlon in coupling will cause such re-
duction in excitation that finally the
tube will cease to function.
There is. then, certain degree OF
coupling at which the tube will start
to osciuate, certain degree of cou.
pling which will produce maximum os-
cillation in the plate circuit and am
other degree of coupling at which the
tube will cease to osclllate.
From the foregoing short discussion
II can be seen that three electrOde
vacuum tube can be made to function
as self excited generator of an un-
damped alternating difference of po-
tentlal at radio frequency, or by excit-
Ing the tube externally by. for exam
pie, an incoming radio signal, the
amplified plate circuit variations in
potential can be fed back into the grid
and held TO further increase the ampll-
tude of the plate circuit variations. III
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-10-05

The Auxiliary, in its present make
up is composed Of mothers, wives,
daughters and sisters of the members
of the American Legion, and of the
women of the same status who lost
men in the World war There Is no
Junior society to the Auxiliary or to
the Legion, such as there is to other
patriotic societies-for instance, the
Sons of the Revolution-but when a
generation has passed undoubtedly
such society will come into existence.
II is to prepare the way for an heredi-
tary society, composed of the daugh-
ters and granddaughters of World war
veterans, that Mrs. Burt is working
Her plan will include incorporation
into the Auxiliary records of the war
records Of the Legion men, so that
future genealogists will have no
trouble in locating the war records Of
their granddads.