davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-06-01
BASKETWARE

I White Enameled willSw Handled
Basket. for baby; slightly soiled. $1.S6;
was 33.e6.
Baby's Natural Colored Willow
Rassinet, slightly imperfect. 41.Se; vas
33.75.
Willow Wall Pocket, with metal
inset, slightly imperfect. 60; vas
Mahogany Color Hanging Baskst,
slightly imperfect. $50; was $3.So.
Fiber Waste Baskets, slightly shop
Imported Sewing Stands, slightly
shopworn. - each; vere $3.50.
Imported Waste BASKETS, slightly
shopworn. 800 each; were u.
Imported Sewing Stands. Special,
9l.o6 each.
Basket Section. Fifth aoor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Blouses, T.95
Four Interesting Groups

r. our 1SGIcISSGISIS OSOtIpS
3S Dimity Tailored Blouses, in
Peter Pan or v neck styles-others,
tuxedo or high-low collars. A num-
ber with frills. Sizes 81 to A..
These were sass.
16 Tricolette Overblouses. jade
or flame Sizes IS to 46. These
were IS.
12 Brown Plaid Taffeta Blouses,
v neck. tuxedo or high-low collars.
Sizes SO to A. These were 1895.
II Black Jap Silk Blouses, short
sleeves and round collars. Sizes
81. SO and 3s. Were $3.95.
SIS Blouses at $2.o5
q Moire Silk Poplin models. with
tucked front high-low collars, in navy
or gray. Sizes "a to 80.
$2.o5 Blouses at 81
Dimity BIouses. v necks and colored
stripe collar and cuffs Size 80.
Blouse Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Wardrobe Trunks

Mendel Trunk, extra size;
dustproof; lift top; heavily REIN
forced; very slightly damaged.
$3.50; was SIS.
l Full Size Mendel Trunk,
top-lift model; floor sample.
$5z50;, was SO.
Mendel Floor mpIe
Trunk, full size, top lift. AS;
was S62.
Mendel Steamer Wardrobe,
floor sample. SIS; was SIS.
Travelling Goods Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
ChiLdrer,'s Hosiery

10 pairs Children's Plain Black
Silk Hose. with double soles.
Size Z. 81 pair; were $3.50.
SO pairs Infants Fancy-top
Socks. Sizes and a. 2 pairs
for c5c, were 25c pair.
80 pairs Infants and Chi1dren's
Silk Socks, with fancy tops.
Sizes AZ to az. u pair, were
S1 so.
Chndren's Hosiery Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Girls Suits Reduced to 1880
We're $25 and S20.5O

IS typical girls suits of goo
box or belted models. Sizes 13,
10 Taffeta Dresses, for Junior
misses, beautifully trimmed.
Sizes 13 and Is. $3.50 each;
were $19.75.
3 Silk "Teddies" of flesh color
washable satin. trimmed with
embroidery. Sizes 16 years.
&2.9J each; were $3.50.
pairs Misses Drawers. lace
trimmed. Sizes IL to IA years.
4Sc pair; were 05c.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
MILLINERY

16-Felt Sports Hats, with soft
rolling brims, in rose. copen.
orange, henna and orchid. $3.A5
each; were $3.50.
% Trimmed Hats. with flow
ers, ribbons and feathers; all
taken from regular stock. H.4S
each; were s. to $3.50.
Is Untrimmed Brim Hats, in
gray, Jade. navy, black, red and
white. $l.45 each.
Millinery Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Women's S,Uiss Ribbed
Cotton Vests
zoe Each; 3 for SOC

174 of these Vests. bodice style
with strap shoulders: they have
mended places. and II perfect
would sell for 37hc.
30 women's Fine Ribbed Cot
ton Combinations, low neck.
sleeveless. shell trimmed. loose
knee. Sizes So and 3S. S711c
each; were Soc.
90 women's Fine Ribbed Lisle
Combination Suits. in pink: low
neck, sleeveless. shell trimmed,
loose knee Sizes and 6. 81
each; were 91.50.
women's Knit Underwear Section.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

3 Royal Easy Chairs, reclin-
ing. Two in mahogany and one
in walnut finish. $3.50 each;
were SIS.
2 Floor Lamps, with silk
shades, complete. Sl7.A5 each.
2 Folding Screens. ivory
frames; three pink panels. S9.7s
each; were SIS.
6 Camp Stools, 45c each; were
90c.
Extension Dining Table,
brown mahogany, S4-inch. SIS;
was so.
l Serving Table, brown ma
hogany. $3.50; was SIS.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

Round Willow Hampers, strongly
made. Special. $l.sS each.
- Unmarried Waste Paper Baskets,
xeIl made. Special, $50 each.
. ch,nese waste Paper Baskets,
.liehtiy imperfect. 7Se each; were
split Bamboo Hanging Bsskets,
mshoSany color: imperfect. $1.so each;
>Wsrs $40.
CoIored Chinese Work BASKETS.
slishtiy imperfect. 46c each; were
white Enameled Willow Clothes
Hamper, slightly shopworn. $S.So; vas
Iarrs Round Chinese Rattan Tray.
tmperfect. 3S.s5; was $4.s0.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

Bright coIorcd hit-dnd-m
to summer bedrooms. These
Zx54 inches.
3 Rag Rugs. braided. round:
size 30x30 inches. &:.2S each;
were "a.
4 Fiber Rugs, 6x9-ft.; extra
fine quality. but discontinued
patterns. $6..5 each, were %.
3 Grass Rugs, figured, extra
fine: sx12. 1915 each; were
$I5.7S.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Dinner Sets Reduced

2 32-piece Porcelain Dinner
Sets, decorated and gold lined
$8.95 each.
2 Apiece decorated Porcelain
Dinner Sets, $5.05 each. ;.
L 50-piece decorated Porcelain
Dinner Set. Special, $6.95.
432-piece White and Gold Por-
rcelain Dinner Sets. Special, Sass
set.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
TOUeIs
At Is Less

10 dozen Martex Bath Towels,
white with pink or blue borders.
6 for $z.75.
Is dozen Hand Towels, all
linen with damask borders.
Hemmed. Size 18xA. Now at
SOC each.
Linen Section, Second noor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
200 Pairs WOnten's
White Silk Hose
50 Pair; You'd Sell
For $3.50 If Perfect

Due to slight imperfections
in the hens, these hose are
priced at s., very special
value for such splendid quality.
All have silk garter hens and
double soles. Sizes 8H to 10.
100 pairs Women's, Tan and
Brown Silk Hose, with Isle
garter tops and soles; uneven
in weave. S1z5 pair; were s..
"a pairs Women's OUTSIDE Silk
Hose, in tan and gray; uneven
in weave: sizes 10, 10h. $1.2S
pairB were 81.
Various qualities of Women's
Hose. at reduced prices, in Isle,
cotton and silk.
Women's Hosiery Section. First coor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Pure Silk
Tuxedo SWeaters
Special, $l2.75

A special lot of Pure Silk
Sweaters. in plain and novelty
weaves. in navy and black only.
These are subject to slight i'm
perfections, but are similar to
ones in regular stock selling at
$lo75 and $3.50 you can see
how great are the savings.
Sizes 36 to 46.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

Tinted Glass Fruit Dishes. 30 each;
wers eo6.
Tinted Glass Flower Vases. sc each;
wsF. .,ss;. ssS: n.,,,...a o,.,. r,u,t sov,,.
Special $1.e6 each.
Heavy Cut Glass Bon Bon Dishes.
Special e3.oS saah.
Heavy Cut Glass comports. Special
Colonial Glass Fruit stands. $l.s6
each; vere $7.9o.
Richly Cut Glass Fruit Dish. $4.so;
was S1o.6o.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

Ideal Two-compartment Fire
less Cooker, with legs. &35; was
S45.
6 Aluminium S-Quart Preserv-
ing Kettles. CSC eachs were 91.3S.
s Good Quality Dustpans. lSc
each; were SOC.
. Universal Kitchen Scales.
with tin scoop. $I.85 each; were
S2.75.
IS Porcelain Table Tops. size
e5x40 inches; subject to slight
imperfections. $1.85 each, were
$3.50.
Ivory Enameled Birdcage and
Stand. $3.50, was <S0.7S.
Japanese Birdcage. IS, was
s1s.
Housewares Section, Fifth Hoor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Photo Albums
Kodak Gases

Photo Albums, $l.zS-l2 with
cloth-back bindings. Were s..
9 Leatherette Carrying Cases,
for No. l Autographic Kodak
Junior. 81 each; were s..
Kodak and Cutlery Section, First door.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Couch Hann,ocks
Special, $8.75

Just II of these Couch
Hammocks. Made of heavy
canvas; well padded seat:
in khaki color or gray.
Couch Hammock Section. Fourth
hoor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

Green and Gold Canton Dish'
slightly imperfect. $685. was
911.bO.
Haviland China Covered
Dish. S1.ok, was $3.50.
1 Pottery Flower Basket
S1.oS, was 96.e6.
Large Dogwood Pottery
Jardiniere. $SS was $40.
12 Decorated French China
Dinner Plates. 5Oe eachS were
41.3S.
3 Canton China Vases. &1.55
each, wero $3.50.
China and Pottery Section. fifth door.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
800 Remnants of
SILKS, SA7XNS, CREPES
In Black, White and CoL0rs
One.Third to One.HaLf Of-ALsO These:

$50 yards All-silk Broche, I'm
ported Pongee, in white, ecru
and copen. Very special, Csc
yard.
95 yards Navy and Black Tai
feta, $1.45 yard; was s..
IS yards Black Charmeuse,
S.SS yard; was $3.50.
Silk Section, Second floor
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Slip Coper Fabrics
SpeciaI. 23c Yard

Another lot of about 800 yards
The popular woven stripe. strong
and durable. Excellent for fur
niture covers, pillows. bags. ta-
BILE covers, ETC.; % inches wide.
Short Length Remnants
IA to n Less
Cretonne, Nets, Voiles, Silk,
Madras and others. Exceptional
values.
Curtain and Drapery Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

styles and wanted co1ors. Plain
and IL.
3 Girls Silk Vests, all white
with strap shoulders. Sizes IA
and Is years. $1.0S each, were
$3.25.
l Silk Teddy" flesh color crepe
de chine, lace trimmed. Size Is
years. $1.05, was $3.0S.
pairs Drawers, embroidery
trimmed. Sizes IL to II years.
45c pair, were $1.5O.
Girls Section. Fourth floor
Evening star., 1922-06-01

2lpairs White Enameled Beds.
with spring. 80 size. $,4.7s
pair; were $43.
Double Bed. with spring;
white enameled finish. Sl3.7S;
was SCI.
3 Englander Folding Couches,
complete with mattress; Aft.
width when open. Sls.S each;
were $3.50.
4 Twin Link Bed Springs, SO
size. S.z5 each; were 81.
Set Dining Chairs, mahog-
any finish; 5 side chairs and !
armchair. S31.zS; was SSS.S0.
Furniture and Bed Sections. Sixth door.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Silrer,care, Half Price

II dozen 1847 Rogers Medium
Forks, discontinued pattern 81
dozen; were s..
2 Copper, Silver-lined. Hot
water Pots. Sc each; were 81.
s Mahogany Nut Dishes. 7Sc
each; were $z.
s Alabaster Comports, 81
each; were s..
silrerware Section. First door.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
IL Framed Pictures
$3.50; Former Prices
$3.50 to S.

The assortment including 5
Wallace Nutting Pictures-The
Clock on the Stairs, Street
Scene in Paris and an English
Print. @
Evening star., 1922-06-01

1 richly decorated imported
Fruit Bowl. $1.25, was $3.50.
/ Pottery Flower Basket;
91.60s was $S.e5.
1 Doswood Pottery, Vase. 81,
was $3.50.
1 Dogwood Pottery Hanging
Basket, 41.o53 was 94.25.
Dogwood Pottery Fern Dish.
n, was q.
/ Dogwood Pottery Dish. s5c,
was S1.76.
Porcelain Casserole. u, was
37.S0.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
rs Dozen Small Boys
Wash Suits and ROnpers
55c Each: We're ST and $3.50

Plain color and combinations. in sizes and years
only This the time buy plentifully for the Summer
while you much
68 pairs Small Boys Straight Knee Pants in white gaatea
khaki Sizes 3, d. and Csc pair; S1.50.
70 White Madras Blouses, with and without collars Sizes
J and years. 45c each; 81.
90 Blouses assorted stripes Sizes II attached
collar style. 45c each 81.
Boys Section Fourth
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Innings
At Half Price

About $50 remnants Of plain
and fancy Innings. in lengths OF
1 to yards.
Lining Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
TOYS Reduced

10 Double-Friction Aeroplanes.
decorated, 91.25 each3 were -.
12 Double-Friction Water Tow
ers, decorated. ~1.6O eaehs were
25 Sets Alphabet Blocks, with
picture animals. 1bes each, were
rox Atsrs. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
200 Muslin Ur,dergarn,ents
Special. 78c Each

veope Chemse Camoles
trimmed; Chemse are trimmed:
soles lace trimmed with ribbon
trimmed. N Fl or
dozen Scalloped Edge Pique Petticoats in extra
sizes. Special, $1.35 each.
Musidr
Evening star., 1922-06-01

Tinted. Goid-Lined Glass vase.
$a.7s. was -.
Tinted. Goid-Lined Comport. $a.ss.
was tl.6o.
Decorated and Gold -Encrusted Cow
cred Bon Bon Dish. eS.e6; was 41o.5o.
Glass Fruit or Salad Bawi. gold
decorated. slightly imperfect; Sl.6o;
vas %.
Large Floral Cut Glass Vase. ss.ss;
vas $3.50.
Glassware Section. Fifth hoor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Philippine Underwear
Greatly Reduced

20 Hand scalloped Straight
Chemise. Sizes 38 to "A. S1.4S
each, were ~.
~ Philippine Combinations,
drawer and corset-cover style;
hand and scalloped.
Sizes Sc to AZ. $1.95 eachI were
. $3.50 and &S.
Silk Underwear Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
IS OUR REMNANT DAA

And you ,vi find really wonderful collection Of ualues
Of
Remnant Day Merchant s o
CO D. onappoM :nh O. order
Evening star., 1922-06-01
100 Pairs Hen,stitched
: Marquisette Curtains
Very Special, 9Oc Pair

These are nicely made. OF
good quality marquisette: IN
yards long. Choose early, for
these 100 pairs will not last
long at this price.
Curtain Section, Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

40 yards 40-inch Navy Crepe
de Chine. $3.50 yard; was s..
so yards Striped Japanese Silk
Shirting, Csc yard; was 81.
IS Remnants of Plain and
Striped Sports Satin, in white
and colors; good skirt lengths.
s. yard; were $3.50 and $3.50.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
These Glassware Specials

dozen Glass Tumbler Coasters Soc dozen; CSC.
2ouart Colonial Glass Water jugs clear glass Special
35c each. .
Evening star., 1922-06-01

81 PAIRS WHITE CANVAS
PUMPS AND OXFORDS. with
black calfskin or patent leather
trimmings; low or Cuban heels.
Sizes 4 to AA; 3h. 4. AZ, 5. 6,
6h. I. A; 3. 5. 6h B; 2h, az.
81 c.
30 PAIRS WHITE CANVAS
PUMPS AND OXFORDs, with
brown calfskin trimmings: low
heels. and sizes as follows: Al,
5. 6. Z. III. 8 AA: 4, Az, S, 6. 61.
IN A; 3, az, 4, AZ. 6, Z. 7ls. B.
5. ~, s, &c.
women's Footwear Section, Third d
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Special Size AppareL

8 Crepe-back Satin Dresses,
in navy and black, embroidered
in old blue. Sizes AN and AN.
$3.50 each, were 955.
2 Navy Crepe de Chine Dresses.
effectively trimmed with cable
stitching. Sizes AN and AN.
43S each, were &5S.
. Crepe de Chine Dresses. In
navy and black: bead trimmed;
sizes 40h. AN. AN. SIS each;
were $50.
Double Faced Sports Cloth
Motor Cape. size 421s. SIS, was
e25.
Tan Motor Cape. of basket
weave cloth. trimmed In green
and tan; size AN. $3.50; was
Special Size Section. Tlird door.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Odd Decorated China and Porcelain

10 French China Plates eachs e116
Imported China Covered Dishes. Special u each.
Cups and Saucers Special - doxen
Porcelain Covered Dishes. Special, soc each.
25 Irnported China Cups ne each.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Women s Silk
Street Frocks
$3.50
.oro &0S and 800 5O

A group of silk street frocks,
in Crepe Romaine. Canton, Taf-
feta, in brown, navy and black.
Attractive m o dels, but in
broken size assortments.
, / Black Net Evening Dress,
with sapphire sequins; bodice,
size 38. S10.50. was &65.
Navy Georgette Draped
Dress, size AZ. 337 so, was &85.
/ White Checked Silk Dress.
long line model; size 50. $41
was e65.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

40 PAIRS WHITE CANVAS
AND KID PUMPS, one and two
strap styles, with Louis or baby
Louis heels; in sizes and S
AAA: 4. 5s. 6s. Z. 7E AA: 5. 6.
61a, Z. 71z, s A; 3. 4. Al, 5ts, 6,
6i1, Z. ~ B: Y. 8. 4. 612, c.
80 PAIRS WHITE CANVAS
AND BUCkSkIN OXFORDS. with
low heels, in sizes-4k, 5, 81. :,
s AAA: 4. AZ, 5. AA: 5 A: 3 Y,
Al, 5. 51a B: 2E. 5. 4. c; 3, Z d.
1915 Pair; were &S to e1c.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
FURNITURE AND BEDS

At valuable savings though slightly imperfect shopworn
or damaged or discontinued and sold "as is"
Evening star., 1922-06-01

s Rag Rugs. 36xSS inches.
braided round. $2.0S each;
were s.
3 Oval Rag Rugs. 36x63
inches S.15 each, were
Sl1.5O.
1 Fiber Rug. 9x12 size,
slightly imperfect. $9.sS each;
were $14.sS
Rug Section, Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
W0menS White Footwear
Reduced to s6.7 Pair

this collection remainder of best selling
bers, in which sizes have become broken.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

Picture Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

Mems Clothes Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

Toy sters, Fourth aoor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01

rs Smart Sports Skirts,
fashioned Of h o m . puns
and tweeds, In fringed and
hemmed models: rose. vio-
let, tan and blue, also
brown and white. navy and
white. and tan checks.
Skirt Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Rag Rugs, Special, Csc

hit colored hit-and-mss patterns that adapted
Ter bedrooms. These are extra heavy quality. Size
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-07
Ell GOBIERNO ALEMAN RETI=
RA SUS FONDOS DE LOS BAN
COS DE PARIS

PARIS, agosto 6.-Los Bancos
alemanes han retiraG,o sus fondos as
cendentes a setenta millones de fran
cos que estaban depositados en- Ban
cos americanos y extranjeros de es-
ia capital.
Al parecer la situaci6n de tran
tez entire Alemania Y Francia Sc ha
acentuado durante las dltimas ho-
ras de una manera grave y positi-
va.
Rum6rase que el Gabinete fran
ces/ esta reunido en- session secreta
desde anoche y que esta redactando
ell ultimatum que sera enviado ma
mana a Berlin.
Ell "Petit Parisien" declara que
dentro de cuarenta ocho horas ocu
rriran cosas trascendentales en- la po
Utica International.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-07
Los fascistas han Ocupa-
do, despues de un COM
bate, Milan y Geneva

ROMA. agosto 6.-Telegrafian de Ge
nova y Milan que los fascistas, actuan
do simultaneamente en- ambas ciuda-
des, han ocupado ell Ayuntamlento, las
plantas electricas, los edifcios publicos
los cuarteles de la milicia.
FL gobierno de ambas ciudades esta
practicamente 'sn manos de los fascis
tas.
Las tropas del gobierno asi como tam
bi6n la policia sostuvieron anoche un
largo combate con los insuIrectos re-
volucionarios los cualos resistieron vic
toriosos ell 'sncuentro.
La policfa Y los soldados regulares
tuvieron importantes bajas.
Los fascistas ocuparon luego Ell mon
te de Milan, donde emplazaron artille
ria pesada v numerosas ametralladoras.
I'll gohierno ha enviado hoy toda pri
sa refuerzos de tropas y municiones.
La situaci6n es muy grave. Los fas-
cistas dominan la situaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-07
Ell case de Mr..
Wilson reSueltO
en- pQrte enrel
Trib. d'Distrito

Ell juez Rodriguez Sierra, de la Cor.
te de Distrito. declare sin lugar ell sa.
bado, una excepci6n previa del deman
dado en- el case de "Quo Warranto''
seguido en- contra del Comisionado del
Interior, Mr.. Wilson
AL emitir ese fallo, ell Tribunal sostie
ne, en- contra de 10 que alega Ell de-
mandado, que existe ell dsbido interes
publico para que Sc siga ventilando di.
cho asunto, por 10 que daba diez d1as
de termino a La parte demandada, pa
IA que contestara.
El juez dict6 una ,extensa opinion
sobre la materia, exponiendo los funda
mentos que tuvo para emitir esa reso
luci6n, citando importantisima juris-
pruGencia APPLICABLE al caso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-07

vista de ESQ, la Directiva de esa Aso
ciacion Sc dirigio al Tesorero, para
que este a su vez recurriera al At
torney General, y solicitara su OPT
nion sobre ell asunto.
La opinion del Tesorero, en- cuan
to al particular, es que la referida
Association pue1e hacer esos presta
mos toda vez que hay firmas res
ponsables que garantizan los mismos.
Ell asunto es objeto de estudio
por la oficina del Attorney General
actualmente, y Sc espera que en- bre-
We sera resuelto defnitivamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-07
EI Auditor niegase a au-
tOrizar clertOs pages a
los eInpleados insulares

Tenemos informes, de que ell TIE
sorero de Puerto Rico Sc ha dirigiGo
al Attorney General, solicitando su
opinion respecto al siguiente asunto:
Informa el Tesorero que la "Aso
ciaci6n de Fondos Y Ahorros de los
Empleados Insulares", concedio pres
tados de $500 a dos de ellos, a un
interes de 6 por ciento, con garantias
que dicha SOciedad consider6 acep
tables; ell ell Auditor Sc MEGA ha-
Ger el pago Ge dichas cantidades por
entender que la Association no puede
hacer prestamos a un tipo de inte-
res mayor del por ciento; que en-
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La pr0xilna zafra sef;a6
menOr, perO los precios
seran llluchO mas altos

NUEvA YORK Ell Wall Street
Journal publica una larga information
sobre las perspectivas del mercado azu.
carero
Dice ell Journal que hay indicios
seguros de que la proxima zafra de azil
car crudo de Cuba y Puerto Rico sera
menor que la que acaba de terminar,
y agrega que los precios seran superio-
res a los actuales, tanto por Ell mayor
consume que Sc advierte en- varios pal
ses como por la incapacidad productora
de los centres productores de Europa.
Con tales antecedentes- -afiade ell jour
(Continia en- la pag. ea.J
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-07
Ell INFoRME OFFICIAL:

A las once de la mafiana y sin po-
der aun comunicarnos directamente con
las autoridades locales, nos suministra
ron, en- ell Quartet de la Policia, el 81
guiente telefonema que habian recibi-
do del Jefe de Distrito, senior Soto:
En- la madrugada de hoy, como a
las $3.50 A. M, en- la ciudad de Maya
giiez. Sc inicio un horrroso incendio
en- ell interior del 'establecimiento como
cido por ell Hotel Restaurant La Pal
ba, situado en- las cuatro 'esquinas del
centric de la ciudad, quemandose todo
Ell edifcio propagandose Ell fuego a
las casas inmediatas. Sc quemaron 8
casas en- total y una 'fue destruida por
los homberos. Ell establecim5ento en-
donde Sc origin6 ell siniestro tenia al
guna importancia. Las perdidas son de
consideration. Parte de las existencias
estan aseguradas y algunas casas no
10 estan. Estoy trabajando con toda
la policia para evitar rbos y tan prom
to termine la investigation infornla-
re detalladamente por escrito. Hasta
ahora no tsngo conocimiento de des-
gracias personales.
Este fuego ha sido de gran ilnpor
tancia y ha habido gran peligro para
la ciudad. En- la parte alta de La casa
ocupada por Ell Hotel Palma, corrie-
ron peligro cinco huesredes, quienes
fueron bajados desde una altura de Sc
senta pies, por los bombros, hacia la
parte de la cuesta que va hacia ell rio.
Entire las, casas Quemadas estan, Ell Ho
tel Imperial, las ocupadas por LA
voz de la Patria'' y La tienda 0le Pa
tricio Martinez. Ell fuego quedo total
mente extinguido. 81 necesitan lamar
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dieran los bomberos, autoridades pue
bio en- general.
La casa en- donde Sc origin6 Ell in
cendio tenia la planta baja de NAM
posteria y los altos de MADEIRA. estan-
do sitl1ada en- el sitio conocido por
las cuatro esquinas.
Ell FUEGO Sc PRoPAGA RAPI-
DAMENTE:
Apenas transcurridos algunos minu-
tos, Ell fuego Sc propag6 los edifcios
cercanos, por 10 que lego temerse que
gran parte de la ciudad fuera paste
de las 1lamas.
Las primeras casas que flleron AFRO
padas por las llamas, fueron dos ca
sas de don Eugenio Camara. Luego 81
guio una de Falagan y Co., una de don
Emilio Benedetti; otra habitada por
Ell doctor Santos; la ocupada por Ell
Hotel Imperial'';; una ocupada por
la tienda de Patricio Martinez y la que
ocupaban los talleres, imprenta y esta
blecimiento del diario 'tLa voz de la
Patria''. de don Rail G6rtsz.
Dada la situaci6n ocupada por la ca
sa en- que Sc origin6 el siniestro, Ell fue-
go Sc extendi6 hacia cuatro puntos di-
ferent'es, 10 que hizo que La alarma
plblica rlfciera. extraordFnariamente.
DEsPUES DE vARIAS HORAS Sc
LocALIzo Ell INcENDIo:
Despues de una brecha heroica y con-
(Contintia en- la Ga. pag.)
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LOS REBEEDESr HAN EVACUA
DO KILMALLoCK

DUBLIN, agosto.-Los ret'sldes eva
cuaron anoc1ie Kilmallock dejando una
pequena retaguardia en- dicha posicion.
Los provisionales contintan persi-
guiendo los insurrectos muchos de
los cuales So han entregado las tro-
pas del gobierno.
Durante las iiltimas horas Sc han ocu
pado Tralee, Tarbet y Ballylo.
Los ej6rcitos del gobierno continuan
victoriosamente su avance sobre Lis
towel. s
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iSE DESINTEGRA BAVARIA
DE PRUSSIA?

LONDRES ,agosto 6.-Noticias
que telegrafian desde Berlin a "The
Westminster Gazette" dicen que Sc
ha iniciado un formidable movimiento
politico encaminado a establecer una
rep1blica independents en- Bavaria,
desintegrandola de Prussia.
FL movimiento, seg1n estos in
formes, tiene centenares de simpati
zadores en- Berlin.
Ell gobierno aleman, por otro la
do, admite que la situacion no es muy
favorable.
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Ell EMBAJADOR HARVEY RE-
PRESENTARA A ESTADOS UNI
DOS EN- LA CONFERENGIA DE
LONDRES

LONDRES, agosto 6.-Ofcialmen
te Sc ha informado que ell embaja-
dor Mr.. Harvey representara al go
bierno de Estados Unidos, como eb-
serva1or particular en- la conferen-
cia que Sc efectuara en- Downing St.
Ell Embajador ha tenido que tras
ferir, con tai motive, su anunciado
viaje a Escocia.