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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-05
TODO INDICA A GREER QUE Los ES-
TADOS lNIDOS ACUDIRAN A La HA-
VA, 81 Sc HAGEN ENMIENDAS AL
PROCRAMA ORIGINAL

Francia ha respondido que la
semana proxina saldra para Nueva
York una delegation para conferen
ciar con la referida Comisi6n de Deu-
das.
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A VLSO
MUNIcIPIo DE SAN JUAN
sERv1cIo DEL AcUEDUcTo

A partir del dia 81 de Mayo y hssta
nuevo aviso Sc interrumpira el servicio
de suministro de aqua a San Juan,
Puerta de Tierra, santurce Rio Pie
dras desde las diez de la nochs hasta
las cinco de la mafana del siguiente
dia.
Esta medida ha sido tomada debido a
Ia poca cantidad de aqua que tiene en-
estos dias Ell RIO PIEDRAs.
Rafael DIEz DE ANDTNo,
Comisionado de Servicio Plblco,
Policia y Prisiones, INFERNO.
Advt.
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UN AVOCADO NORTE-AMERICA
NO REPRESENTA- LOS INTERE-
SES DE RUSSIA

NUEVA YORK, junio A. Mr..
Charles Reich, abogado de esta ciu-
dad ha retornado aver de Moscu des-
pues de haber permanecido dos me-
ses en- la capital sovietista. Mr.. Reich
ha dado a la prensa interesantisi-
mas declaraciones acerca de Russia
y las maravilIosas oportunidades que
ofrece su suelo para la exploitation
international.
Ell seflor Reich, quien ha sido
nombrado representante del Soviet
en- Estados Unidos, trae ademas la
comisi6n de representa- una gran com
pania naviera de Russia que muy prom
to iniciara un esplendido servicio de
vapores entire esta ciudad Y los puer
tos moscovitas.
BELFAST, JUNO A. A medic
dia de hoy desembarcaron aquf dos
batallones de infanterfa del cuerpo
real ingl6s.
El referido contingente recibi6
ordenes para salir con direction "a
la frontera del Ulster, donde hase
reanudado con acentos mas fueftes
la horrorosa lucha entire ulsterianos
y fuerzas del Estado Libre.
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Seg1n nuestros informes, el sa-
bado por la manana sostuvo una con
fcrencia dc mas de una hora con ell
gobernador Reilly, el Comisionado de
Instruction, Senior Huyke, quien Sc
asegura ofreci6 su Unconditional ad-
hcsi6n al gobernador Reilly en- los
Hasuntos que este tiene pendientes co
mo consecuencia de la investigation
hccha por el gran jurado. j
Aver mismo buscamos al seior
Huyke para confrmar este asunto,
pero no pudimos hallarle, 10 cual no
impide que demos al piblico esta
nota, va. que de todos es conocido el
resuelto apoyo que ha prestado STEM
pre- el senior Huyke a todas las actua
clones del Gobernador.
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MR.. RELY INFORMA A UNA co
MISSION DE MAESTROS QUE Sc
'ESTUDIA Ell ASUNTO DE LA
REUNION DE LA LEGISLATURE
Ell sabado por la manana una Co
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AvisO a los
SreS. MediCOs

Tengan sumo cu1oaIo con las gran
des falsifcaciones del Salvarsan, Neo
sslvarsan, Silversalvarsan, Salvarsan
S6dico y Neosilversalvarsan.
Respetables lnedicos de las Antillas
sobre todo, Puerto Rico, nos han en-
viado ampollGs de estos productos para
convencerse 81 Ell medicamento era o
no legitimo, Las hemos remitido los
laboratories de Meister LMcius & Brun-
ming de Hoechst, Alemania, v la mayor
parte de las muestras enviadas han
resultado falsifcadas.
Parece que estas imitaciones han ST.
do fabricadas en- gran escala en- Ham
burgo, Amsterdam y otros paises v los
falsifcadores no vacilaron en- exportar
las todos los paises de America espe.
cislmente a algunos puntos de las An
tillas de donde las re-expiden clandes
tinamente para otros paises.
/ Las envolturas, las capitas de car
ton, asi como los r6tulos, las bandas,
frmas de Erich, el foleto interior y
denas esta tan embellishments irnita-
do que cuesta trabajo distinguirlo del
legftimo y es muy facil ser engaaado
Para evitar ese atentado a La salud
rdblica y que ell medico este garantido
lc mismo que el paciente, Sc dispuso
/ eI que todas las ampolfas neven en- la
parte posterior del estuche Ell escudo
de nustra casa afio de 1904 con nuestro
nombre CERECEDo ademas de Las le-
tras ntmeros de serie que no es posi-
BILE adivinar cuales son conteniendo
otras seHales mas que no han podido
imitarse.
RESULTADO DEL ANALYSIS DEL
/ NEOSALVARSAN FALSIFICADo:
Las ampollas contienen un polvo
amarillo semejante al Neosalvarsan. Su
contenido consists en- CROMAT0 de
PLOMO, sustancia venenosa que Sc ha-
la mezclada con YESO v con BARI
i IA. En- otras Sc ha encontrado tam
bien CLoRURo de soDIo TINTADO
y BICARBONATO de SODIO, pero ea
ninguna Ell mas pequeho vestigio del
NEOSALvARSAN sus derivados.
LOS ESTRAGoS DEL PRoDUCTO
/ FALSIFICADO: Que Ell paciente esta
expuesto a inocularse la sangre con
/ una materia venerosa 0 adquirir una
grave enfermedad que no padecia, sien
do I1ulo ell objeto que persegufa y que
cando en- peores ccndiciones de 10 que
eStaba, 10 que resulta un fracaso com
rleto despues Ge haber gastado el di-
| zero y sufrir ell tratamiento que no
| tiene NADIA de agradable.
Solo adquiriendo Ell Neosalvarsan en-
la forma qua Sc ha indicado, puede
tener Ell medico absolute garantia de
i disponer del medicamento sometido J
la inspection ensayo del nismo in
vsntor ell Sabio Professor Don Pablo
Erlich, 10 que lie ofrece seguridad COM
rleta de pureza podra comprobar en-
el paciente la curaci6n radical de Ia
STILES sls derivados.
Recomendamos muy eficazmente a
| todos los Sres. m6dicos directories de
Clinicas, Hospitales, sanatorios, Far
mac6uticos particulares que deseen
adquirir el medicamente lsgitimamente
/ genuine. Sc dirijan para La adQuisicion
de los productos descritos y para todo
] cuanto informe necesitan sobre los mis-
mos, los que cumplimentaremos con cl
mayor gusto ofreciendoles puestra in
Conditional cooperation para todo cuan
Is podamos ilustrar sobre la materia a
| los Representatives. y agentes generates
/ para las Antillas
cEREcEDo HNos. & co. ,sUcRs.
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ignoradas a quienes pueda perjudicar
la inscription y en- general todo el ure
desee oponerse, puedan efectuarlo den
tro del t6rmino de sesenta dias, iibro
eI presente en- SAN JUAN, P. r.,
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las autoridades medicas, estan de
acuerdo en- que las amigdalas, deben ser
propiamente desinfectadas todos los dias,
pues cuando estas Sc infectan, causan ell
recrecimiento de las glandulas del cueIlo,
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por tres veces en- un pcr,6dico de 'os
de mayor circulation de los que
50 editan en- esta ciudad para Que
los que tengan algun derecho real So
bre 81 inmueble descrito, las personals
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EI)I(TO

EN- LA CoRTE DEL PRIMER DIS
TRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN JUAN.
PUERTO RICO
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EN- LA CORTE DEL PRIMER DIS
TRIT0 JUDICIAL DE SAN JUAN,
PUERTO RICO
EsTAD0s UNIDos DE AMERICA,
El Presidente de los Estados Unidos
$50
NO. 1918
Declaration dc Dominic Elk Parte.-
Por cuanto, habiendo presentado el
abogado don LUIS TORo CABANAs.
una moci6n non.Lze de sINEsIO
DIAz PACHEco, para que Sc. declare
q su favor Ell dominic de Ia siguiente
dnca:
''RUSTTCA: Predio de terreno ra-
dicado en- el Barrio s'Pinas''; del ter
mino municipal de Toa Alta, compnes-
to de 90 cuerdas Y SO cent6simas de
Otra, equivalentes a hectareas, AZ
areas y 81 centiareas, en- nndes por el
Norte con don Manuel velilla; po- cl
SUR con Em6rida Diaz; antes Ramona
Pacheco; por Ell oEsTc con 8; RIO Toa
Cornelio Cintr6n; y 2o~ el ESTE con
dofa Ramona Pachneo.''
Por tanto, habiendose ordenado
por 81 Honorable Juez de esta Corte
Ter. DistritO SO publiQue Ia prctensi6n
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EsTADos UNIDos DE AMERICA,
El Presidente de los Estados Unidos,
ss:-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22

ready worn the Orange and Blue jer- sey, Hale. Reese and Turk of last sea sons scrub team, coached by Assistant Coach John P. Pitts are taking part in the afternoon operations on Drake field. A heavy draft. was Also made from the Trapp and Bonner aggrega- tion-the Tiger freshmen--who had q very successful season last fall The freshman list includes: Thompson, Allen, D. Peterson. Turner Struppa, Harkins and Ollinger. all of whom have impressed the coaches as having ability in the gridron game and with the necessary experience will doubt less add greatly to the strength. of future Auburn teams.
 The spring training schedule, last Ing usually for couple of months and ending with the February 22 fes- tivities, when the class championship is decided, was started fin Auburn sev eral years ago by Coach Donahue and has been rigidly carried out each year since.
 Drills in signal work. passing. punt ing, charging and real tscrmmaging against the various class teams con- stitute the daily program of work which gives the prospective footballist and those needing more drill in the fine points of the game much valuable experience and at the same time fur sishing' the coaches with excellent ideas as to the material on hand with which to build team next season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
Cotton States League
 Will Be Reorganized

Meridian, Miss, JEnuary 2i.AtSpe- cia1. )-The Mississippi State Baseball league will wind up it's affairs and disband at a meeting to be heid here Tuesday. January 24. called by Presi- dent J. c: Daily. On the next day in Jackson meeting will be held iit -the forenoon at the Edwards hotel. called by League Seeretary W. A. Anderton for the purpose of reorgan- izing the old Cotton States league. with the election of d president, sec retary and board of directors. accord ing to announcement made here today.
 The reorganization meeting in Jackson is 10 be attended by repre- sentatives from Meridian, JaDhsoa. Clarksdal Greenwood, NicRsb burg and Pensacola the six cities .o rep resent the league during the 1922 season. The State league. which l., to wind up it's affairs. was composed of the first four named cities. The representatives of these cities viii attend the meeting here and leave for Jackson that night to attend, the meeting there on the next day With reorganization complete. the Hew of ficers and directors will take steps necessary for launching the coming seasons games, which at this time promise to be hard fought and inter- esting from the start to the finish with each club having sufficient financial backing to be on easy street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
SteUe Sarron Gets
 Chance at Wilson


 Steve sarron, who gave Claude Wilson such . scrap at tho B. A. c. a short time ago, will get another chance at his young rival tomorrow night, when the two youngsters meet in the semi final bout on the same card with Young striblins and Freddie Boorde.
 Sarron and Wilson fought a fast and furious bout, but Will son was given the decision amid protests from Sarron's friends. This bout tomorrow night Is ex- pected to be among the best that local scrappers have staged in some time.
 Two national guardsmen of the Birmingham Sabres, Williams and Parsons, will meet in one of the four-round preliminaries These boys are 13Orpounders, and are said to have quite a bit of science.
 Jack McGinty, well known by B. A. C. fight fans. will meet Edgar Looney, scraaaer from the l., & N. shops. Looney can hit, as well as take 'em, it is said.
 The first preliminary bout to- morrow night will begin at S30 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
Walker County Wins
 Ouer Shades-Cahaba

Jasper January Special )-- The Walker County High school bas- ketball team won an easy victory over the Shades-C -Cahaba team from Jefferson county here Friday after noon, score 42N to 6. The Mountain eers came over to invade Jasper and humble the local quintet with the foregoing results. Walkers victory over the visitors was encoura xing to the local fans.
 The field was wet, and, of course. the game was slower than was ex- pected by most Of the fans. yet the locals played a great game in every respect. The five-man defense worked well and the Mountaineers were permitted to shoot only very few times. All of the local boys play ed their positions with the air or experienced players, and tn" pass work was up to standard.
 Coach Acton complimented the local team after the game by saying that they were as good or better than anything in the Birmingham district. The lineup:
 Walker County: Forwards. Dodd and eBrakeficld: center, sparks: susrds, GrayN tcapta!nl and Jonsa; ,ubslitutes for Walker. Deasley. Sha- piro aed Smith,
 Shades -Cahaba: Forwards. Evan> and Roberts; center. Bunt. guards, Hunter and McDaniel. Substitutes, Lay and Goode.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
Plainsmen Gridders Are Having Spring Training
Daily Workouts Staged Drake Field, Prospective
 Varsity Men Go Through Practices Fitting Them for Next Season

Auburn, January 20.-(Speciai)- The glaring headlines and long news paper columns describing the hectic combats waged by our big gridiron Ielevens in which the moleskin hero lcovered himself with glory, probably with the winning touchdown, have long since faded from tho sport pages of the big dailics But the dull thud of the cleated. shoe getting the old pigskin off for a spiral down the field is heard on Drake field as Coach Mike Donahues spring training squad goes through their daily workouts each afternoon.
 Coach Donahue's call for the spring trainers was issued more than a week ago, but owing to the inclement weather real work was not begun until yesterday when 10 or 20 young sters clad in their football togs ap- peared ready for action Several names on the list are familiar from last seasons varsity lineup, such as Garland, Sitz, Lutz, Duckworth, Ray, Lawrence, Ford and Wynne. Hard Boy" Pruett. star of the 1919 season. who returned to Auburn several weeks ago, is a member of the post-season training squad and many a student and Tiger supporter was made glad 10 see Hard Boy" back at his old game of holding down a wing posi- tion.
 Scrubs Are Out
 Il.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
SLOSS-SHEFFIELD HASUNDISPUTED
 LEAD IN LEAGUE
AvondaIe Mills and North Birmingham Meet
 This Week
City League standing

The game having the most bear ing on the final standing of the City Basketball league Wednesday night will be the Avondale Mills-North Bir- mingham clash. This game may de- eide the temporary holder of second place, as these two teams are tied with Central Y. M. C. A. for runner- up position
 The games scheduled for Wednes- day night are as follows:
 Avondale vs. North Birmingham.
 Y. M. c. A. vs Birmingham South ern Reserves.
 Howard Reserves vs. Sloss-shef- field.
 Woodlawn, which has yet to win Is first game in the City league, Will have an off night this week.
 Sloss- Sheffield, which last year won the league championship. is leading the league this season, hay ing won all four of its games. North Birmingham was tied with Sloss in matter of percentage last week, hav- ing won two games and losing none, hut at the weekly meeting of the league the Sloss- Sheffield team trounced the North Birmingham out fit and went into undisputed leader ship.
 Avondale Mills and North Birming : ham are expected to stage the Tea l. ture scrap Wednesday, but all the games are expected to be good
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
Famous Old Track
 Sold to Lun,bermen

Chicago, January 21-Thirty- eight acres of the famous old Hawthorne race track in Stickney have been sold for $1oo,00o to a syndicate of south ern lumbefmen, it became known here today.
 The Hawthorne race track, known to all the old time followers of the turf, was established in Chicago In the early EOS by Ed Corrigan. after a bitter turf war, in which Jim Brown, sportsman, and several po- licemen were killed. Thomas CareN kwell known in Chicago political cir cles several years ago, purchased tue property from Corrigan after the track had come into disrepute be- cause of allegedN rampant gambling there and the track was purchased by the umbermen from Carey.
 Some of the fastest horses Of the American turf have raced on the old Hawthorne. which is now in the heart of populous residential sec tior
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
Landis Has Little
 Sympathy for Babe

Chicago, January 2f.-"Babs" Ruth today conferred with Judge Kenesaw M. Landis over the Yankee outnsider's 5000 fine and suspension until May 20 for playing post-season games, but the possibility of mitigation of the punishment was not dis cussed. according to an announce ment by Leslie O'Connor, the judges secretary.
 The announcement did not say whether the baseball commis- sioner had refused to listen to such a plea or whether Ruth simply did not attempt to make one.
 The home-run hitter was in- formed, however, that the base ball commissioner had no ob- lection to Ruth taking the spring training trip with his club. pro- vlded there was no objection from the club
 Ruth tried twice this week to see Judge Landis at his office and let 1t become known that he wanted to personally plead for mitigation of his punishment. Judge Lanais was confined to his apartment with a severe cold, and today's interview was held at the judges bedside.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
John McGinty Meets
 Simpso,, at Ensley


 The athletic departments of Com pany l. 167th infantry. will stage a boxinf match Tuesday evening at the new armory. 2o2lls Avenue E at Ensley.
 John McGinty and Sailor Simpson Will meet in the main bout, while Bert Green and Jack Brady will fight in the simi final. A good prelimi- nary card has been arranged in cluding battle royal. The Mo cinty-s.mpson bout will be for 10 rounds, while the semi final scrap is scheduled for six.
 Pro ceeds from these bouts will ap- ply to betterment of athletics Of Company | The bouts begin at 5 o'clock Tuesday,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
---------s------------ REDS GVE UP FOUR PLAYERS FOR COUCH

San Francisco. January 21.-Johnny Couch, pitcher for the last two years with the San Francisco baseball club. has been traded to the Cincinnati Reds for four players, so far unnamed publicly, it is announced here. The deal was arranged for Couch, at his request.
 The pitcher was with the Detroit Americans in 1917.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
T AMERICAN BOXERS
 LOSE AT MELBOURNE

Melbourne. Australia. January 21.-- Harry Stone. Australian boxer. de- featsd Tommy o'Brien of America. On points. in d eo-round bout here today.
 At sydney the Filipino boxer. Ja- mito. defeated Frankie Monroe of America. on points, in 20 rounds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
RIVERS NEAR FLOOD STAGE

Mobile, January 21.-vWarning that elood stages on the Alabama and ~rombigbee rivers will be reached was isued by the local weather observer today. The warning states tuat the Black Warrior will pass flood stage of 46 feet and will reach 55 feet by Sunday. The Tombigbee river will pass flood stage Monday and con tinue to rise until next Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
RommeU Doesn't
 Like His Contract

Baltimore. January 21.-Pitcher Ed Rommell of the Philadelphia Amer jeans announced today that he is not satisfied with the contract sent him by Manager Connie Mack and that he will appeal his case to Baseball Com missioner Landis. The pitcher de- minor league salary with major league club, and that it would please him if Mack were to sell or trade him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
Entries for Bench Show
 To Close on February 7
Elmo Meyer One of the Best Authorities Dogs in the Country, Will Judge Big Bench Show of
 Kennel Club

clubs place Birmingham February and 1s will close T. yesterday Bodne and who complete Kennel clubs have ready received says coming
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
Boorde-StribIing Scrap
 Is Championship Affair
Georgia Whirlwind to Meet Birmingham Featherweght for Title at Local Athletic Club Tomorrow Night.
 Boorde Is in Shape for Bout
By MARVIN MCCARTHY

Two championships will be stake when Young Stbng of Macon 10round the Birmingham night Srbing is the champion challenger the of their depends the southern faheregt lightweight titles held by Young
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
Duncan and Mitchell
 May Enter 0penMeet

New York. ~January 21.--Georee Duncan and Abe Mitchell, British pro fessional golfers who toured %nis country last year. may come to the United States this summer for the open championship. A letter from the British stars received here says they hope to come to America next sum mer.i
 Four other British professionals all of whom have been holders of the British open title, have been reported to be coming for the event. They are Harry vardon. who appeared here with Ted Ray. J. H. Taylor, sandy Herd and James Braid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
KELI.En Is SPEAKER

Selma, January 2l.--t tSpeciaI.l- State Highway Engineer W. s. Keller of Nionteomery was guest and speaker at the monthly Shrine lunch con Friday night at the Masonic temple. Mir. Keller made fine talk on the amendments to the constitu- ton on which the state will vote on January 30. He emphasized the good roads amendment especially. Later Mfr. Keller spoke to the Selma League of Women Voters. and other citizens at tho Selma High school talking on the same toNios.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22

couple Of weeks hunting with Boss Rick in southern Alabama, He is booked to hit Birmingham the early part of February and take up his residence here for the seven mouths to follow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
A wOMAN's REASON

"O"hN . HEhSON From Judge.
 why did you go and tell your chum I am giving party?" Because I knew she wasn't asked
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22

In addition to those who have all