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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
Ell auUMAcAo STARS" DERRoTA
AL esPUERTo RICO. SCORE A
A2Y ocHO ARGoLLAS- Mr..
BENNETT UMPIRE, INIPARCIAL

"
Reconocido por todos los FANS, el
ruidoso triunfo obtenido por los III
netes' contra las t'Estrellas'' en- la
liga de la parada. de San Juan, Ell
ounce del corriente, esperabamos Que
continuarian estos agresivos mucha-
chos del deporte, "corriendo sus caba-
Hos en- cualquier arena, segin Sc ex
presaba Gerrish Jr., pero va Sc We que
no Sc prede cantar victoria de cam
peonato, pues los CRISES que habian
lido la ciu6ad sultana del sur de-
mostrar que no andan en- 'alpargatas
y ST en- briosos corceles, estaban espe-
rando los muchachos de Rogue
para propinarle la paliza que Sc les te-
MIA guardada en- esta vez, no podrian
atribuir nuestro triunfo los "umpi-
res" ineSpertos, 81 Ia FORMIDA-
BILE BATERIA de, los humacaefios y
a los CANAsTOS que habian en- Ell
campo peloteril que no dejaban caer
una al terreno.
Ha sid este un verdadero juego in
teresante, maxine cuando ell Coronel
Bennett, 1anatico del deporte. que deja
las comodidades de la loza para venir
a UMPAYAR nuestro campo. para
cue de esta manera quede demostrado
cue somos los QUE MAS HITEAMOS
en- la isla, de norte sur, de shliente
2 poniente.
A pes'r de un cielo plomizo, la Liga
Sc VIC concuIrida, y las diez en- pun
to. cantaba ell umpire play.
ANoTACIoNES POR ENTRADA:
Primer encuentro: Puerto Rico, a la
majagua; rerresentado por Ell celeberri
mo siqui, saluda la pelota con un fly
siendo out. Beitia Eel hipohombre''
sale de fly out. Thompson roletea y va
d primcra donde Sc estaciona con otro
rowling de Fabito que es out. CERo.
Humacao Stars. hace ell RENDEZVOUS
a la bola con un fly de Frank, siendo
out. Yayo da otro bombo y coge base,
rero robando base es out en- segunda,
Santana, fly out. cero.
Segundo encuentro: juicy roletea a
Sosa y es out en- primela. Monchile
imita y cae en- manos de Yayo. y OUT.
Fortier en- el HOME PLATE struck
out. Cero. Jayase eel TERRIBLE trata
de igar un three-bagger y sale de fly
va a ptimera, Barreiro da una roleta
rabiosa Jayase entra a esegunda y
el paleador' a prfmera Carrille eel
Thompson hunaacaeiio) 'liga un tubey,
sacando carreras Jayase y Barreiro y
Thompson en- segunds. Cartagena cas-
tiga la bola y Carrillo salta Ia tercera,
siendo out Cartagena. Agapito da una
roleta Y sale Garlic de tercera al
home, entrando el paleador prime
ra. Sos1 quiere terciar en- ell FESTIN
y SAGA un fly siendo out.
Tercer encuentro.- Victor;ano da
I'm fly. out. (Quinonez que habia pit
cheado dos innings, fue explotado y
retirado por 10 cual,n cogi6 Ell CAJoN
Sami (Sami da un strick que le vale
ir la pyimera. Siuui da un hit y coge
Sami la segunda y adelanta tercera
mientras Siquf entra a primera y ade-
lanta a segunda. Beitia On un roletazo
Y Santana Catcher gris) Sc turba y
hace una tirada mala a priInera, pu.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
Notas de sport

! diendo en- este interValo, coger Ell hogar
Ssmi y Siqui, quienes son los heroes
gollas que lie teniamos guardadas, pc
70 Beitia es out en- segunda y luego
Thompson que cree que la luna es de
queso Y Sc come con melao' roletea de
out. Dos favor del Puerto Rico.
Frank, sale de rolling out. Yayo da
una planchita al pitcher Sami, out en-
primera. Santana Sc esfuerza y da un
lenazo de dos esQuinas abanicando
los fields, pero sc estaciona en- segunda
por un bombito de Jayase. Cero.
Cuarto ercuentro.- Fabito planchea-
out, juicy besa la primera "duerme
el suelo de los justos aih''. Monchile
ia bombito-out Y Ell pobre Fortier
(quien Sc We obligado mas tarde en- el
septimo inning abandonar Ell campo,
entrpndo COLONY es hiio de la trocha-
out. Cero. A Barreiro le dan Ia base y
oI G4dGeA VIC NO5VA .0OSOAANo OAOASSASO
mucho es out en- primera. Carrillo
TN fly en- manos de Fabito, Cartagena
hitea lleaa a primera siendo out en-
segunda. Cero.
Quinto encuentro: Siqui trucado, Bel
tia, fly out, Sami out. Cero. Agapito
rolling-out. sosa hitea coge primera,
Y po1 passed ball segunda. Frank fy-
out. Yayo roleteR coge primera. San
tane trata Ge ibrar Ell, cero Y ds un
fly siendo out. Cero.
Sexto encuentro.- Thompson, fly
out. Fabito, da un rolling muerto Y es
out. juicy le secunda la moci6n de out.
Cero. Jayase roletea y coge base, ade
1anta segunda velozmente, Barreiro
struck-out y Jayase en- tercera. Carri
llo sale de hy-out. Cartagena hitea y
coge base y Jayase logra burlar al
catcher llegar al hogar, librhndo ca
rrera. Agapito hy-out. Una, carrera
favor Ce Humacao.
Sep6AIno octave INNINGS, inucAo CO.
raJe pero nada entire doS platos' no
veno encuentro y ultlmo de los 1lnetss:
thompson sale out por ny. faoito' oes
pues de> oos strlkes SAGA La oola para
aiante Slendo ro-eta .muerta-ou1' 'uey'
Gqu1en no conoce al juicy cuanoo Ve Su
team perdlendo que expone su Vioa pOr
una caTrer@F, Pues oeSpues ue aus
StrlcK POE una oaDr1o4a DC Las 0e el
coge IN Oolazo y por deao-Dall va d
rase 0onoe Sc estanca, porque Moncn1-
le es n1Jo de SANTANA es dec1r oe IA
trocna' Zero.
score:
Puerto hlco oo2 ooo ooO--Z
Hunacao stars o3o ooo1 UOx-4
Carreras por Puerto Rice S1qul
- : 80 ,,;+o,,.- e.,,,,o+aao o,,
sonoz ires,d oxn,o+.do por+;er I'M
horas 80 minutes.
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AYUDE A LOS NINos PoBREs

Re neeesario que en- ea6a muni-
eipio de esta isla se organize Ia So
eiedad filantr6pica "El Zapato de
los Nihos Pobres". Esta sOciedAd
viene tFabajando desde hace varios
amos en- San Juan, con tanto exito
que podsTsos asegurar que tOdOs los
niios pobres que asisten q las es-
euelas van debidamente calzadoa.
No Sc neeesita hacer sacrifcios
aeeptamos cualquier dOnativo por in
signiheante que sea. M&ndelo hoy
mlsmo 81 uated desea, q Ia sehora
MARIA T. DM sUARM&
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25

Noticias de Shn German nos anun-
clan que va esta funcionando la Clint
ca Dental Escolar de aquella pobla-
ci6n.
FL DR.. Ramirez quien esta al frente
de la referida clinica, Sc propone dar
una serie de conferencihs para bene-
ficio de las madres de familia de la
localidad. Los temas seran muy intere
santes desde ell punto de vista de la
hygiene infantil.
Ell plan del DR.. Ramirez es desper-
tar Ell interes de la comunidad en- los
asuntos references a la salud pdblica,
tomando Ell nifio como punto de parti-
da para sus ense1anzas.
Durante e. presente afio la Cruz Ro-
ia Juvenil esta organizando ocho cli-
nicas dentales en- la Isla, que junta-
mente con las organizadas en- los dos
afios anteriores haran un total de vein
te clinicas dentales debidamente squi-
padas.
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UN PANADERO PIERDE
TRES DEDo:

En- la reposteria que tiene estableci-
da Jose v6lez, en- Salinas, Ell panadero
Ulises Pagan fu6 cogido por Ell torno,
destrozandole tres dedos de la rnano de-
recha, los que lie fueron amputados en-
ell hospital municipal.
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ANUNCIOS CLASLFTCADOS|:


hHUsIcos;-Aeabo de reeibir from
peta. eoTnetin. trOmb6n de vara
(niqneladoO violonee.iO, violin, hauta,
eusFdaa. etc. venta de eontadO y pla-
sOA Ramon ARAHDEs. Box 20, cata-
Ao.-l017.
CT ALoUTt.A en- lfiTGmSE una ca
- - parada II. frsnts = Ia via
da fsnocarrii. cahiaA para dos fami-
liAs 0 mAs InformAn Al frsnts. Inoesn
cio RivsEAe-ii-6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
UN TRUCK" MATA
A UN HoMBRE

En- Ia carretera que conduce de Bar
celoneta Arecibo, Ell "truck" que
guiaba Jose r. Navia, arroll6 Felipe
Carranza, de cuarenta y ocho aitos, eau
sandole la muerte. Ell Fiscal del Distri
to investig6 las causas del accidente
Y ell chauffeur" fue puesto en- hber-
tad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25

TNTIMA:-LO meJOr para Irr1gacto,
= mes y lavados. Gran presentation
y exquisite perfume. Muestras = pres
pectos a 81 representante Jese o. Pc
york. Box 1872, San Juan.-P.
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(OMPRARIAMoS:- Una maqu1-
na de- segunda mano para coser
papeles, al lomo. Dirijase al Apartado
1411, San Juan. P. R.-P.
HIsToR1As FARA Ell CINE:--
4 1Quiere usted ganar mucho dine
70? FL trabajo es muy divertido inte.
resante. Nuestro Curse de 1nstrucc1o'
nes en- castellano le enseharA escrioir
buenos argumentos le dira como y
d6nda venderlos. Pi6anos informes. La
tin American PhOtoplays Service, P. o.
Box 80. Station 1, New York, N. Up
CoLAREs:-Cale LoIzA (parada
- 44). Precios sumamente bajos.
Nueva Urbanizaci6n. Su nombre di-
,ecci6n por tel6fono, correo perso-
aalme1te, 10 da derecho information
letallada. Henry w. Dooly. Ediflcio
Belaval. Tanca 2. Telefono $50, San
Tuan.-P.
DosTALES ALENANAs, suiSas
= americanas, de imagenes, inicia.
les, paisajes, felicitaciones y amorosas,
en- Totes de 1850 remitense al recibo de
$500 por G. o. d. Post Card Dealer,
Box 456, San Juan, P. R.-P.
CE VENDE: La casa No. 80 de la
- calle del Condado, Santurce. In
formara: Francisco Fano, P. O. Box
1850, San Juan, P. R.-11-2.
CI listed QUIERE darle 40 kil6me-
- trOs por ga.6n de gasolina su
FORD, compre un carburador AIR
FRICTION. wHALL & COMPANY,
Apartado 1880, San Juan, P. R.
1923
eSE ALQUnA en- el Tobacco Pala.
- ce'', TetuAn go, habitaciones par
to de un apartamento) prcpias para Vi
vienda u ohcinas. Informar&n en- 81
segundo piso. izquierda.
CE ALQUILAN habitaciCnes fres-
cas- con vista la calle, para ca
ba'leros solamente. Informaran Cristo
4, tercer piso, Telefono 15S verde, San
Juan.-10-30.
EXTRAVIADo. Entire ell Condado y
la Carretera Sc ha perdido un die de
orc con las iniciales J. r. r. entrela
zadas, Ell que 10 entregue esta redac
ci6y, cara orafi6nada 1n-oS
CT listed desea un bonito ramo
para novia. coronas flores susl
tas. Dirfjase nj telefono 29S azul San
turcs y serA atendido embellishments
-P
VyENDEMos BARATO:-Un auto
m6vil DoDGE en- buen estado.-
V6alo frente nuestro estab,ecimien
to en- Allen s9.-Import, Sales and Blu
siness Agency, Inc.-10-26.
vENDo UNA CASA con un negocio
instalado de cafetin y provisiones; tam
bien vivienda en- la Gale verdejo No.
l6 al lado del Cine Las Antillas. Tras
Talleress Santurce. 1o-25
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NoTAs DE LA CRUZ RoJA
JUVENIL

A Ia escuela rural del barrio Mon
toso, municipalidad de Maricno, dirigi-
da por la Srta. Isabel Suffront, fue
adjudicada la victrola ofrecida por la
Directiva de la Cruz Roja Juvenil a
La escuela rural que, durante Ell curse
rasado, demostrara en- sus actividades
mayor solidaridad espiritu de servi-
clio dentro del programa trazado pOr
la Institution.
va ha sido enviada la Victrola al
Sr. Zapata, Inspector de escuelas dc
aquel distrito.' La victrola va acompa-
fiada de doce records, cuatro de los
cuales han sido regalados por el Sr.
Arturo Rodriguez Aguayo, presidente
del capitulo, quien ha querido mani
festar en- esa forma, Ell interes con que
sigue las actuaciores de la rama juve-
lii de la Cruz Roja.
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ca TfRNK listed cATARRo y IA
tos ~ fasigA, eOmprs en- IL Far
nseia Hy0tois y dsspidAse. cue ia tos
q q auita e0ms por sneAnto. io-2b
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Jos DR ''PUBRTo RICO mUsTRA
DO" a ea.0O FL euNTAIA
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80 ~ A&taMAs AaAaE@N - =
maeia Hyotois y dsspidase. cue ia tos
- u saiia conc por sneAnto. io-2b
a THNCIoN;-No dele para mAna-
a. u cue pueds haesF ustod hoy.
AssRura 90 Automevtl truck con
nORnflfoB Dn RzoUIAoA. p.
AmuRo-vmIL-InaieAAo para In
impoasneia, faasa Dc vigor So
Enal aseaimisnto fisieo y oompussto
q IsAimhina isgitinA dsI Cameron ,
xseitinA In las husnAs fArnaciAs ,
aroEusr1as.-P.
CH vENpK:= AasomSvh ''pssr-
lsss'' en- perfecto estade. Para
informss; KorbsE , CO. Inc. San Juan
io-ab.
EN 0UAYNABo. - vsndS Anea de
"a ~ eusEdas Barrie Santa Rosa.
Busn canine ds eaEFos de bueyes. mi
tae ds frutos msnoFss. busna para cer-
eaAoa 4 DOS kil6mstFos Dc Ia pobla-
eien. fnfoEmArAn D. F.-io|27.
CR vENDR una INCA 40 veintidoa
eusrdaa con casa de vivienda prsvistA
a. instaiaei6n sanitaFia > garaie. sitA
sn q kii6mstro - De Ia eaEretsEa Dc
NO Pssdras . FAlAEdo. PFseio oeho mil
aSlaT.. ds,anao IA misad en- hipotsca
as per cisnts a 81 eompradoF is desea
piraisas . Bsx lo2B. san Juan
aoa
--.s..sv,S6 v,S6S.~,ss,6sncla a. con.
.,.,o eou r.ra,s. su.raaa d. IA
a~.usA. n. Dssro n6msro s. Infer.
"a !. a mi.mn TslSfono 2l4 verde.
a..tures Ro,a Toro viuda Dc Miran-
6a-ii..e.
TArATRRos:- 81 qasFtis ssonO-
L. mtrnr ~n IA compra ds pislsa y
massrsalss dsl rnmo. solicltad nnsstrOs
vr,ego.. Apnrtado ia. Aguadllla, p.
R.-P.
nm vKNpR casa a. MADEIRA forfAdA
"a rsnc cen solar prsplo. carTstsEa 50.
c,.aeo Tamhs6n solar que DE- . II
piaya con plano para fabriear otra. In
formark Baneo ComsEciai. Bayam6n
BFaneh. io-2s
(ABTNETRn grandes eonteniendo
- bosenss amos nsgros en- vaFiAs
formas , para traiss sshorA y Fsllsnos
con IN bonito surtldo De postalss. Re-
ms.snss vof ,rss a6larss o Q. 0. d.
''Pon card Dealer. B0S asa san
Suah =. h-iA
fon $4,000 vsn1o 'chevrolet" mode
- tso ds o pasateEes praetieansnts
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VyENTA DE FLORES NATUEA.

LES en- Ia Gale ''Heare'', step
IA. ganturce.-Llame al telefono 67S
axul, sAnturcs y serAn ssrvidos inmsdts
tamente.-P.
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a TENCIoN;-No dsie para mana
a. Il cue pueds haesF usted hoy.
Assgurs sn Automevii truck con
aOnRrsoB Oh RzoUIAoA. p.
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AmuRo-vmIL-IneieAAo para In
tmpoasneia. faats Dc vigor So
Enal. ascaimisnto fisieo y oompuesto
q IsAimhina isgittnA del Cameron ,
x.scitinA IN lAs hnsnAs fArmAcias >
AroGmaE1as.-P.
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EN- 0UAYNABo. ss vsndo hnea de
a - eusrdas Barrie Santa Rosa.
Busn canine ds eaFFos de busyes. mi
tae ds frusos msnoFss. busnA para csr-
eadoa q dos kil6mstEos de Ia pobiA-
eisn. fnfoEmarAn d. F.-io-27.
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isss'' en- perfecto estade. Para
informss; KorbsF , CO. Inc. San Juan.
io-a5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25

Santiago z. MAUNEz.
Humacao, octubre %, 1922.
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"a vnhDk:-Eesiaeneia Dc con-
erste con Earale. sntrada de u
Avenida De Diego nhmero .. Infer
mara en- "a mismA. Tsitfono 2it verde.
aantuses. Rosa Tore viuda De Miriam
da--ii.-e.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25

DoSTALES ALEMANAS, sui2as y
americanas, de imagenes, inicia-
les, paisajes, felicitaciones y amorosas,
en- Totes de 1850 remitense al recibo de
$500 por @. o. d. Post Card Dealer,
Box 456, San Juan, P. R.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25

1ArA1BRo8:- 81 queFeis seono-
miEuE m Ia eompra ds pislea y
massrsalss del rnmo. solieitaA nnsstFos
preelos. Apartado i3l. Aguadilla. P.
n-R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25

CI listed QUIERE darle 40 kilome-
- tros por ga.6n de gasolina su
FORD, compre un carburador AIR
FRICTION. wHALL g. COMPANY,
ApartadO 1880, San Juan, P. R.
1923
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sE vEKDE casa a. MADEIRA foFfAaa
O. rine cen solar pFoplo. caTetsEa 90.
c.taao. Tamhitn solar cue DE- > IL
piaya. cen piano para fabriear otra. In
formaEk Baneo Comesciai. Bayamon
Drnneh. i0-2o
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Bedtime Stories
An Old Friend Comes Along
BY Thornton W. Burgess
IN time Of danger and of fear
1t helps to haze an old friend a,ear.
Peter Rabbit.

Poor Peter Rabbit! He was all.
wound up in an old fish net which
had been spread over the strawberry
bed in Farmer Browns garden to keep
the birds from stealing the berries.
1t was his own fault. Yes, sir. it
was his own fault. lie had started
across that strawberry bed without
first carefully looking to see where he
was putting his feet. Now he was a
prisoner, and helpless. He was so
wound up in that net that he couldn't
even kick.
Never in all his life had he been so
frightened. You see he couldn't un-
defstand at all what had happened to
n MN. now slowly the minute passed!
Each one seemed like an hour. Once
in awhile Peter would try to strurrle
but soon gave it up. There was noth-
ing to do but to lie there and won
der what would happen when oay-
ilght came. He wondered VINO would
be the first to find him. Perhaps he
wouldn't be found at ali. Perhaps he
would lie there and just starve to
death. My, my, my, Peters thoughts
were anything but pleasant ones!
By and by. Peter heard a rustiing
OF the leaves in the strawberry bed.
He knew somebody was coming. Was
it an enemy or friend? He had no
means of knowing. If it should prove
to .be an enemy he couldn't even fight
for his life. Nearer and nearer
sounded the rustling Of the leaves.
Peter held his breath
We'll, we'll, WELT" exclaimed a
funny voice. "Well, we'll, well, what
is this?"
Peter knew that voice. A little sigh
of thankfulness escaped from him.
1t is only me- said he in weak
voice.
AS live, it is Peter Rabbit .ex-
claimed the voice. 1t was the voice
of Old Mr.. Toad. He had started
across that strawberry bed on his way
to another part Of the garden. lie
had known all aboutthat net. Being
so small he could travel under it. It
hadn't bothered him at all. "What
are you doing here, Peter Rabbit"
ne demanded.
Nothing" replied Peter, and this
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Bandits Elude
Capture After
+. 5000 Hold-Up
Three Men Who Robbed
Milk Collector in Daylight
Escape in Automobile
With Three Accon,plices
Burglars Get $l2, 700
Third Gang of 4 Yeggmen
Scared Away and One Is
Shot i'm Break for Liberty

No trace had been found up to an
early hour this morning of six men who
staged hurry-up holdup in Morning
side Heights yesterday afternoon and
got away with 5000.
Three men armed with revolvers ap-
preached Joseph Fisher, collector for
the Sheffield Farms Company, as he
left the branch store at Hath Street
and Amsterdam Avenue. One of them
seized satchel containing the $500.
another put his hand in Fishers pocket
and took revolver, while the third
looked anxiously about.
Before Fisher could make an outcry
an automobile containing three other
men pulled up at the curb and the three
holdup men Joined those in the ma
chine. Then it started down Amster-
dam Avenue at great speed and dis
appeared. As the bandits car started
east in Hath Street, toward Amsterdam
Avenue, Arthur Bahret, manager of the
branch, who witnessed the holdup, ran
to the street and Blew a police whistle.
Several automobiles started in pursuit,
but were soon outdistanced.
Thought 1t Was a Lark
The hold-up was witnessed by several
eonvalescent patients on the lawn of
ST. Luke's Hospital, opposite the COM
pany's branch. Samuel Gardner, a
hardware dealer at 1882 Amsterdam
Avenue, was another witness, but said
that he thought the men were sky
larking.
Fisher in making his days collec-
tions rides in a horse drawn carriage.
The bandits approached from the south
and had him covered before he had a
chance to draw his revolver.
Electric drills were used by burglars
who tore open safe in the home of
Angelo G. Fasany. a builder at 25O1
Frlsby Avenue, the Bronx, and took
$4,000 worth of jewelry, $3.50 in war
savings stamps and $3.50 in cash. The
robbery occurred some time between
noon on Sunday and 1880 o'clock the
same night. 1t was reported to the
police of the Westchester station, who
made it known yesterday.
Fasany. with his wife and seven
children went to birthday party on
Sunday, and when they returned that
night found the gate leading to the
dwelling unfastened. The outer door
leading from a vestibule to the living
room had been forced. Fearing that
the burglars were still in the house he
communicated with the police of the
Westchester station and a detective
and two policemen were sent to the
house. search of the house showed
that the burglars had departed.
Fleeing Yeggman Shot
With the policemen and detective
Fasany hurried to the third floor The
safe which was used to keep the jewels
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was in the center of the room on it's
side with the door torn off. Marks
showed that the burglars cut the COM
bination with electric drills.
Four yeggmen, boring hole through
wall between a hallway and the
Three. Nine and Nineteen Cent Store
of Joseph Laustein, at 1915 Third Ave-
nue., made so much noise yesterday
morning that they aroused the neigh
borhood. The men had drilled one
hole when James Ross, of 1879 Avenue
A, entered the hallway Peter Pa
Jumbo, of 444 Smith Street, Brooklyn,
was pounced upon by the night watch
man. The others ran to roof and
escaped.
While Ross was taking Paluhbo to
the East 1o4th Street station the pris-
oner broke and ran. Ross fired shot
which struck him in the left ankle. A
search of the neighborhood by de-
tectives and policemen failed to reveal
any trace of the other three Palumbo
was sent to the Harlem Hospital.
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10 Yrs. for Drunken Thief
krauss Pleads in Vain That He
Is Honest Whe,, Soher

Frank j. Krauss, of 205 East Fifty
fifth Street, accused of stealing a
photograph from the home Of Mrs.
Mary Patrowski, 1912 New Haven Ave
nue., Far Rockaway, Queens, during
her temporary absence from home,
gave the excuse he had used it on two
similar occasions when arraigned in
Queens County Court yesterday.
He said when he was sober he was
honest but when he was drunk some
thing impelled him to steal. He found
it almost impossible to stay sober, he
said. Mrs. Patrowski corroborated him
in the stateme ent that he was drunk.
He had started the phonograph, she
when she got home
II shall do what I can to assist you
to stay sober" said Judg Humphrey.
II am going to sentence you to Sing
Sing for ten years"
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f l. NJ A I S o N
Business
may nell be done
in pleasant place,
BELMAISON has always

BELMAISON has always
refused to believe that Just
because a man or q woman
spends many hours Of the
day in an Office they should
be condemned to life
Of shiny naples for bright
red roll-top desks, file cabi-
nets to match, and no cur
tains at the windows. They
argue-and can prove this
point-that one may be
quite as affective and GER
tainly much more comforts
BILE if ones office has a little
more charm and distinction.
This has been done with
great success for many Of
New York's most prominent
business men and women,
and vacation time is the
ideal time in which to do It.
For instance
BELMAISON did over the
Office of a we'll known iliter-
national lawyer as the law
yer's offices were done IN old
France-Regence furniture
in walnut, against a bacH
ground of sage green wood
work, tie whole room CEN
tering around a huge fiat
desk with a leather top.
Deep red and white were
the colors chosen for a pao. H
lisher's office. Red leathsr
chair, a great red darfssS
Charles II. sofa, and .
sparkling red and white
crystal chandelier. Powder
blue cabinets were made Tor
his papers and records. And
pale beige easement cloth
hung at the windows. An
oak table and a desk with
many drawers completed the
room.
BELMAISON did it all.
Fourth Gallery, New Bldg.
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9-Year-Old Boy Killed
BY Auto DRIVEN hy Girl

Thomas Sherwood jr., nine years
old, whose home is on Somerstown
Road, Ossining, was run over and
killed on that thoroughfare yesterday
by an autom obile driven by Miss Louise
Yonkers. ;
He was walking east on the right
side of the road with his brother,
George. and Arthur Lawrence, another
boy Thomas was on the side nearest
the center of the road
Miss Glazier, who took the boy to
the, hospital believing him still alive,
told Patrolman Cranston that she had
not seen the boys at all and did not
know there had been an accident un-
til she heard the shouts of Thomass
companions.
cranston placed her under arrest on
a charge of reckless driving and on
the order of Coroner Edward Fitz-
gerald she was parolcd until Friday
when an inquest will be held. Miss
Glazier is at a camp near Ossining
and had driven into the village to get
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