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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-18
DEPORTIVAS
LOS DE LA LOzA TRUMAN
TRES VECES

Ell microbes pasado dia diez de los
corrientes Sc celebr6 el antepenultino
desafio del campeonato de base bail
de la clase c., entire Ia escuela Brllm-
baugh Rafael Cordero. Los Stands,
a pesar de estar en- tan pesi1nas condi-
clones, estaban completamente llencs
con estudiantes de las escuelas de San
turce, Pue1ta de TERRA Y San JUAN
ansiosos de saber uuien favoreceria
el triunfo Como a las cuatro y cinco
Sc oy6 la voz de play; y los leo
res Brumbistas ocuparon ell campo. Su
temible lanzador URIC, Quien es el
terror de las escuelas pequefas, Sc nre-
sent6 muy aggressive en- Ell cajon. Esta-
ban los engomados" que daba pena.
E. juego termin6 con un score de seis
carreras una en- favor de la Brun-
baugh.
Ell jueves de la nisma sernana Sc en-
contraron de nuevo la Labra y Baldo-
rioty en- ell Condado, para discutir ell
pendtlimo iuego del campeonato de Ia
Clase A. Los de la Loza iban decididos
a contener la ofensiva de los de Ia are
ma, mientras los de ALA aseguraban nue.
We ceros. 5De d6nde, pobrecitos? Aque
llo fue un verdadero desastre para los
de la Arena; las huestes Gramistas EN-
prendieron tai ofensiva que en- la quin-
ia entrada no Sc saba 81 el pitcher de
La Labra, existia no. FL nlismo Ca
yayo explot6 en- ell jardin corto; Sc
qued6 chiquito ante Isaac, despues en-
tro al cajon continue ell terrible boul-
bardeo de las huestes de SiQui. La bo-
la de Monchile parecia un balazo ha-
cia ell hogar; estaba Gonzalo como un
segundo Pipp Ell la primera; Ell cua
dro jug6 como no Sc esperaba Y ter
mino aQuella "hist6rica batalla" con
un ''score'' de ounce carreras ocho
favor de la 'Baldorioty'' Ell vier-
nes sea al dfa siguiente, visitaron
Fajardo, derrotando a la gente del pue
bio de Don BARGE por una carrera las
ninas de "basket ball'' derrotaron q
las de Fajardo, dejandolas en- blanco.
La semana pr6xima Sc cslebrara ell 81
tin1o desaffo del campeonato de "base
ball'' de Ia Clase A. 5De quien sera 81
triunfo?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-18
PEcKTNPAUGH.
NuBvo rR1UNFo DEL DANGER

El domingo catcrce del corriente sc
enfrent6 el team Danger con un
'Escogido'', de Rio Piedras, resultan-
do como siempre, vencedor. LIE cedimos
uno de nuestros pitchers y las fuer
zas Sc igualaron jugandose buena pelo-
ia. Ell score" del juego fue el 81
guiente:
EscoGIDo:- o 900 o o o 90
DANGER: 1000 0 0.-3
Baterias por el Danger: Santa
60, Gordiano Pastor. Por el "Escogi-
do, Fernando v Paco.
En- dfas pasados regalamos la no
vena "Tr6pico" otro collar" dc es-
ta misna marca.
TRoPIco: 90 90 90
DANGER: 32128 5 x.-24
Baterfas por ell DANGER, Pastor y
Santiago.
A iniciativa de P. Galvarin y S. Fer
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HERMoso HsPECTAoULo EN-
Ell TIRES BANDERAS

Vino, Slegria, castanuelas, rnuieres
hormosas, derroches de sal, y Inucho sol
CT el incompatible cielo azul -.
Todo ESQ, y mucho mas, vecemos Ell
dia "a en- el cine Gel amigo Poriel con
ia. exhibici6n &c LA Flor de Anda-
lrcia", que es ina de las foree mas
hermosas que hs importado la casa de
Giusti. Advt.
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nanaez Sc organize ia sociedad Depor-
tiva del team Danger, haci6ndose los
siguientes nombramientos: Presidente,
J. Miranda; Vice Presidents, P. Gal
varin; Secretario, D. Garcia; Tesore-
70, M Janer; vocales, G. Santana, R.
Rodriguez, M. Rodriguez, F. Figueroa,
F. Arce.
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vENDO 0 HACO
NECOCIO

Por TN automoVil en- buen esta-
do, la guagua Ford, '4Linea Ver-
sales b.. Esta bien pintada
con 6 gomas Cord. iene fran
quicia hasta la parada 44 J al
Hip6dromo. Esta trabajando en-
la Inca. Para informes diriia-
Sc a Cerra No. 55.
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PUEDE cAzAR

e. Sec2etario Executive ha expedido
l1cepcia para cazer y portar armas de
caza al sr. Manuel Lopez, de eeta ciu-
da6.
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DiJtFi6Rtor5
r. Santaella, San Juan
A. ]. Tristan, Ponce
]. NJ. ManguRl Nieva,
Mayaguez
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13
.STREATOR BOWLING
TEAM WINS FROM
CLUB FIVE
IRON FhS EASY WIN OVER BAL.
LARD OF sTREAToR IN t3.a
BALN LINE BILLIARD MATCH.

Fiity members OF the Sucator cluo
were guests at the Ottawa Boat clun
saturday evening, at which time bowl.
in& billiard and pool games we're
played bctNrcl the members Of the
two clubs The visiting members car
ried away practically all the honOrs
.i the evening except for the billiard
match between C. w. lriou Sr. and
Mr. Ballard of the Strcltor club. Mr..
irlon had little opposition in tho
match, winning easily. They played
1872 blIli line billiards.
Strcator won the bowling contest
by q margin Of 30 pins for the three
games, Or parr Of the Boat club
team had high individual score for
the evening, 2l2. made in the second
game. IlUggina OF Swcator was tho
leading shot for his team with two
scores Of over 300.
MIR Icnnau and Mr. lie Roy Of the
Sucatur club wen over Lee Adams
and Bert Gilman in the straight pool
oycuta vlIip Edward Zilm and Auder.
son of Srrator had high individual
scores OF all present in the bridge
Hmos
IulIDNiyu. grG thp lppIiur ecDrcg.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13
CUBS LOSE. SOX WIN
IN PRESEASON GAMES

Los Angeles, Cal. March 13.-Vsr.
mons quartet Of pitchers held the
Cubs to three hits yesterday afternoon,
and the Tiger won 8 to 6. The af-
fair was a wabbiy one all the war.
Seventeen bases on balls, three hit
batsmen and three wild pitches fig
ured.
Vic AldTidge started and was wild.
Four walks and two errors helped Yer
non to four runs in the second innina
In the next the Tigers got Vic's range
aGd four hits with a couple Of passes
and Niveiros' bad throw netted four
more, Osborne worked the next three
in splendid style. and Cheeyes wound
it rr. Both the latter had a lot OF
stuff on the ball
Except in one inning the Cubs didn't
need hits to make runs STATE and
F1ack walked to start the first and
STATE scored when Sawyer muffei Kel
leher's groucder Nirth was hit in
the second. STATE walked and so did
Grimes. When both Miller and Kelle-
her were hit bringing in two counters
Bill James was taken out in favor CT
Glider.
Slim Love took the slab for Vernon
in the fifth He passed Osborne to
start the sixth. Another walk and
wild pitch sent Osborne home. She'-
lenback, formerly of the Sox, replaced
Love in the eighth. Statz doubled.
Thomas walked and Grimes was safe
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13
CnetlV Del1aucil.

One Of the calamitios of medieval
England was directly due to oycrn.
diligence in liqaor Henry Is son
and heir William. was to sail from
France on the White ship The Nor,
man sailors got drunk just before they
f,artcd for England, and the vessel
was lost with all on board II was
costly debauch, for by removing
IIcnry'> oaIy male heir it opened the
way FOR ~ civil war over ;Ac sue.
cession when he was no more.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13
TITLE GAME: TN.yT
EARL VILE AND |. ?.
FIVE BEING planned


I Present indications point TO O.
tie askotbal game 20 Pc played in
ottawa some time m the near fiji
ture between La Sale county's two
district tournament winners Earl
vile high and Iii Sallo-Peru This
morning il was broezed around that
plans for the title bout to De- staged
.at the armory for the championship
Of the county are already being car
ried ont and should the game hc stag
ed it would be whooVorlo
just a day ago certain local bas-
kethall officials were started on their
way towards staging the title bout
when PRINCIPAL Mann and coach Of
the Earlville high school, suggested
that his team and the La Sallo-Peru
outfit be pittei against each other
He stated in his communications with
the Ottawa promoters that his boys
were very anxious 70 play for tho
county championship against Fellows
gang and the only thing that will min
der the game now is Jawn Fellows Of
La Salle-Peru high Those who in
tend to promote the tilt stated to.
day that they would get in touch with
the la Sale mentor as soon as they
could and would know in a day or
two whether residents of La Sale
county would be able to see the cham
pionship bout staged at the armOry
The game would be a real battle
La Sale won the district title in the
meet here. while Earlyi}le's record is
known to every basketball fan in the
county. Mann's team has won 81
games in the last two years. They
have won 81 battles this season and
have only lost two one to the Plano
high school team and one to New Tri-
ar high OF Oak Park, ILL., Thew cop
bed the Little Ten championship
'ew weeks ago, besides winning the
district title at the Aurora meet
La Sale also has a very goo
record for the past season They
have defeated the Ottawa team four
times They have trimmed the fast
Toluca five. trounced Streator Prince.
ton, Granville and other fast fves
GROUND this neck of the woods
Now if our old friend, Mr.. Fellows,
thinks that his team is good. here is
his chance to lei them show it. Coach
Mann and his Earlville tossers will
accent the chance to play La Sale
for the championship Of the county
any time and are in hopes that the
bout will 90 through
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13
Monday, March 20, 1922

following farming TOOLS
Fement3 grains coal head Of draft horses two cows about 1.-Two
Formulas
H. wheel truck rack
tractor Al
tractor hitch
20f rubber
be 81 a
TERMs-sums may given
of months,
Ed WALKER Auotioneer SHERMAN 3 FLEMING
F t. SPENCER. Clerk. LYLE j. cLAsSoN, g.
Admins
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13
HORSES WANTED

Henry Gottschalk is
n Ottawa this week buy
ing big sound horses. IF
YOU have any for sale
telephone to Curt Ayers
the Sheriff, at Ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13
PUBLIC SALE
CLASSON ESTATES

miles northeast OF ottawa E2
miles east Of Wedron; 2I4 miles of Danway.
virtue Decree of of La County
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13
R OCKF 0 RID HIGH
WINS SECTIONAL.
MEET AT AURORA
BEATS NEW TRlER, 81 TO "a, IN
FINAL TILT SATURDAY-lA
SALLE.PERu ELIMINATED B.
TRlER, % TO s, IN SEMl-FlNALS
Prem Basket Meets.


At Lincoln, Ncb-
Sutton, 13; Crete, H.
Ravenna, IA; Genoa Indians, s. i'oI
third place.
At Bloomington, Ill
Bloomington. 81, Grccncastlc l.
AT Sioux City. Iowa
Sioux City, %; Sioux Falls, T.
(Class Al
Orange City, IL Holstein, n.
tClass 3D.
Merrill, IS; Charter Oak, S. CClass
c.
At Mount Vernon, M
Centralia, S2 Marion, -,
At Decatur, Ill
Atwood, %; Bloomington, Is,
At St Louis Mo
Belleyille, ILL.,. 10; Sparta, ILL.,, 10.
At Peoria, III
Peoria High, 80; Watscka, is.
At Amos, lowd-
Des Moines Catholic Academy, 70,
St Ambrose Academy Is.
At Mount Pleasant, Iowa
Fort Madison. IL; Wayland, II.
Mount Pleasant, 20; Abba, 10, Tor
third place.
At Aurora. ILL.,
Rockford, "a: New Trier "a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13
c OAL KICK on A
TOUCHDOWN KILLED
BY GRID RULES BODY

Tie cHAMN- u.


After .Nt.atoNu -..n- team ~
try Ter ono %. .,N tH'' @.
pas. GoW ~IrlMw'a' ..l less ,NNA
five wards 'r'" d.."n'."s aoN' ''u'
lH sh..t H,ays shifted r..'er, must
COM" 'A c'w.'..' emo 70 stops t'
lose momentum.
Players m motion w's %. .N" wards
back or sorinma-o ,H" Nnu2 .aI' IS
IU' IN play.
40 the start OF game. lose" u' toss
to have choio" Il kicking on u| Ho-
cclrin- ii winner selects goal
BAN 20 become automatically dead
when 1t crosses goal line
Referee with consent of s.p.0ns
may shorten last Two periods after
CbrGining consent of captains
NJ player may return tn ;a. ga1n
I'm the same half IN which hc was
removed. hNt hn may Dc substituted
at any time in the second half II re.
moved In the first
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13
league
GREB AND GIBBONS
TO MIX THINGS TONIGHT

New York March 13.- CSpocialJ-
Having completed all their traininr
stunts Tom Gibbons and Harry Grer
are ready for the fifteen round light
heavyweight battle in Madison Sanare
Garden tomorrow night The two
scrappy Youngsters reported In the
very pink Of condition today aad each
declared he will have no excuses. in
case Of a reverse.
1t ought to be a great fght There
will be speed a-plenty, and clever
boxing spread all over the place. Git
bons is credited with having the bet
ter sock. but whether he can land it
on Greb remains to be seen
Both in Great Condition
In three previous meetings between
the two bows there was very little 10
choose between them Neither one
could register a knockout, yet the
wise birds are picking Gibbons this
time TO send over the hayraker
Eddie Kane, manager for the st
Paul fighter, saws he never saw Tom
in such shape He predicts knock
out in six rounds.
Manager George Engla is just as
sanguiua about Grcb. Lots Of folk,
do not think that Greb has the
punc1.' he said, but in the last two
DAYS Of his training workouts | could
not feed him enough Boxing partners
lie kept knocking them over too
fast"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13
GEORGES THROUGH,
Is PARIS VERDICT

Paris, March 1t.--Georges Carpe0-
tier is finished as a first class heavy
weight boxer is the belief of his
friends following the news of an OPP
Grafton on the French pugilists lynn
phatic glands on the left side Of his
neck Wednesday
Georges is like a race horse that
trains too fine, for he is delicate and
not strong physically despite his pow
erful punching and boxing ability"
said close friend THE neck trou.
Bile is not result of Jack Dempseys
punches, but rather is an aftermath Of
an illness incurred last November
when he was training for the Cook
fiSht scheduled for December.
Dogs Death Upsets Georges.
Shooting at his country place and
accompanied by his dogs, Georges
heard a yelp of pain and discovered
his pet wolf hound Flip dying after
being hit by an automobile. Carving
the dying dog back to his training
quarters, Carpenter noticed that ar
Irish terrier, the gift of Sir Philip Sas.
soon. was missing Retracing his steps
he found the terrier dead in the snow.
shot by Jealous farmer.
Flying into most violent temper.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13

often during inc last couple Of
months TAFT is wicked hitter
Joseph viii have experience as his
best asset.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13
joe Willing to Box TAFT.

Three eight round bouts will pre-
cede tic big qaHrraL Joe wellng, tho
lightweight from C''icaro. viii step in
with tietie Dait, . y0unEstcr from
CahaGa, who has showh here quite
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13

In the other semiiinal tilt, stagal
Saturday afternoon, Rockford High
had an easy time winning from Elgin,
Al to % The Rockford lads led the
way all through the contest and at no
time were they threatened by the
WatChmakera.
The final tile was also an easy one
for Rockford New Trier, although
they gave the RocHords lads tough
battle in the first two periods, We72
unable to keep up the pace and soon
their defense weakened. Rockford
emerged from the struggle at the long
end Of a "a to "a count, giving them
the sectional title and the right to
enter the state finals at Springfield
next Friday and Saturday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-13

Rockford High school, through their
victory over the fast New Trier toss.
ers of Oak Park H., 81 to p, in the
finals Cf the Aurora sectional meet
staged Saturday night, were declared
the winners of the up.riyer classic.
Coach Fellows olive and marc n
squad of La Sale. who made their way
to the semi-fnals b. trimming the
fleet FreepOrt squad in the first Fri
day Afternoon tilt. were eliminated Sat.
urday afternoon by New Trier, % TO I
s, while Elgin High was also put olt ,
Of the running by Rockford. II to =. ,
Defeat Expected.
The defeat of La Sale was not IN
expected. New Trier went into the
battle after eliminating Earlyille or .
the previous day the big fayorite,
Fellows gang was unable TO registe"
enough times to Offset the scoria-
ability OF their opponents and Gala
han has the distinction Of having
made the only field goal for his team
New Trier started with a fash of
speed that found the la Sale lads out
of shape. They saw the light around .
the cages III JUb tttlN PEI LNA0 b-t.R .
stacked up comfortable lead. Eel /
LEWIS men seemed unable TO find the
range of the wicket They had manf
chances at the cage, but that fello"
with the long pointed tail and the lit
tie fork grappled with them so thai
they couldn't put the elusive leathe,
through the netting.
New Trier won the admiration Of
the Aurora fans ny means of clever
Of floor work ard a
pretty passing game, They found no
trouble in penetrating the La Sale de-
tense, and by the end OF the half they
held very comfortable lead.
During the last period Of the game
La Sale showed their best fghtin5
ability, but they were unable to reg
lister any field goals.
One Basket for La SaIle-Peru.
Callahan scored the only basket for
Ia Sale in the second period OF the
game. Kearns and Gaynor each had
two baskets to their credit, while
Hasse and Rinehardt each scored 4
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ANIMADA REUNION

El martes siete de noviembre. a las
tres y treinta de la tarde, Sc celebra-
ra la proxima reunion del Club Civico
de Damas en- ell Casino de Puerto Rico.
Esta reunion es de suma importancia,
2uesto que hay que elegir La nueva d.
rectiva y es necesario que todas las so-
cias esten presentes para tomar parte
en- las eseeciones.
Ell Club va tiene un afio de vida. Su
directiva y los comites que han presta.
do srs servicios siempre con tanto gus
to y celo, pueden sentirse muy orgullo
sas de los trabaios que han podido rea-
lizar. Ell Club ha hecho un gran ere
cord'' en- este afio debido los incansa
bles esfuerzos de este grupo de damas
que no cesar de trabajar por Ell mejo-
raniento de las condolences en- nuestra
querida is,a.
Ell exito de la reunion del martes de-
pende de la asistencia de las socias.
Por 10 tanto Sc espera una numerosa
eoncurrencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
Sc aSegura que vanlaS
uniOnes Obreras IOCa-
les han deSautOnzadO
a lgIesias
iRenuacia Rivera Martinez

Los concentrates de Ultima hora en-
los circulos politicos Sc referen, segun
hemos Observable, a una supuesta des-
autorizaci6n, que dicen ha recibido el
lider maximo de los trabajadores senior
Iglesias, de varios comites obreros loca-
les, a prop6sito de aquellas manifesto
clones suyas en- e. Teatro Municipal,
prediciendo que no habria huelgas en-
Puerto Rico durante tres amos.
Muchos han fundado la tai desauto
rizaci6n en- la actitud asumida por los
trabajadores de Guayama, Vega Baja
Dorado, quienes, pesar de las pa
laBras del Jefe han amenazado a ,os
patronos con ir la huelga, 81 no Sc
les aumentan los salaries. Esto, en- buen
casteIIano- dicen-tiene todos los ca
racter.s de la mas formal desautoriza-
ci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
Ell NUEVO ACENTE DE PT0.
RICO PARA OCUPAR LA AGEN
CIA DE TABACo EN- N. YORK
(Tradacido de la "Revista Tobacco
de octubre 26). q

Ell coaocido caEallero Mr.. w. L. Dan
nahowar, recientemente nombrado
agente de, Gobierno de Puerto Rico a
cargo de la oficina de Nueva York del
- Tobacco Guarantee Agency, Sc ha
l1echo cargo de la oficina radicada en-
el niimero 126 de Ia Gale Maiden Lane.
Mr.. Dannahower naci6 en- Lewis
burg, Condado Union, Pennsylvania, y
vivi6 ali drrante muchos amos. Siendo
muy joven Sc traslado a Kansas City
Missouri, Ell donde ha permanecido poE
espacio de treinta amos. Nunca hab1a
Gesempehado cargos publicos, pues,
siempre ha trabajado en- Ell negocio de
Real Estate a, desarrollo de tierras
en- Ell Oeste. Mr.. Dannahower ha 5ld1
drrante nucho tempo, amigo personal
adrnirador de E. Mont Reilly, eoher.
pador dc Puerto Rico, Y sus niSiiso'
han sido reconocidos por este, al nom
hrarlo agente de las autoridades jnsu
lares.
Mr.. Da1nahower acaba de regresal
Gle un espl6ndido viaje trav5s d.
Puerto Rico, en- cuya isla estudi6 /
manera de cultivar ell tabaco y "a "a
bricacion de cigarros. FL nuevo agents
Sc prorone iniciar una formidable tai'
pafia de anuncios Y tiene intsncione
de viajar ror Ell Oestc y tomarl9 e
pulse al mercado.
Mr.. Dannahower hR empezado re
lacionarse con los miembros de est
mercado, abrigando grandes esperan
gas para el 6xito de su cargo. FL nue.
, 70 agente na manifestado que la ley
D1ediante la cual hal sido nombrado, !
concede grandes y considerables libe
tades al agente. sus vigorosos metodo
9 iniciativa hsran, sin duda alguns
On gran beneficio a Puerto Rico y
los cosecheros y fabricantes de tabacs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
La nueVa collection de
SeIIOS deCOrreO de los
EStadOS UnidOS

/ WASHINGTON, cctubre %. Omitted
Press). Ell Gobierno de los Estados
Unidos ha impreso una nueva colec-
/ cion de sellos de correo para e. servicio
postal americana. En- esta nueva colec
ci6n de sellos aparecen todos los colo
res del arco iris. Ell primer sello de Ia
serie apareci6 aver en- conmemoraci6n
del natalicio de Theodore Roosevelt.
Este sello vale cinco centavos
La nueva collection de sellos que des
fpertara vivamente ell interes de los fl
latelicos Sc compone de los siguientes:
Un centavo, verde, con ell retrato de
Franklin; dos centavos regular, rojo,
con el retrato de Washington; tres cen
tavos, regular violeta, con ell retrato
de Lincoln; cuatro centavos, chocola-
te, con Ell retrato de Martha Washing
ton; cinco centavos, regular azul con
el retrato de Roosevelt; seis centavos,
raranja, con ell retrato de Garfield; sic
te centavos, negro, con ell retrato de
Mckinley; ocho centavos, aceituna, con
Ell retrato de Grant; nueve centavos
rosa, con Ell retrato de Jefferson; diez
centavos, regular amarillo, con Ell re-
trato de Monroe; once centavos, azul
claro, con Hayes; doce centavos, cho-
colate, con ell retrato de Cleveland; ca
torce centavos, amarillo verdoso, con
la efgie de un indio; ounce centavos.
girls oscuro, con Ia estatua de la Ii
bertad; veinte centavos, aznl de ciga-
rro, con las cataratas de Yosemite;
veintieinco cAntavos verde, con las Ca
taratas del Niagara; treinta centavos
color sepia. con ell Bdfalo; cincuenta
centavos, color de alhucema. con ell an
fiteatro de Arlington: nm dollar. choco
late, con el Memorial de Lincoln: dos
d6lares. azuI regular, con Ell Cauitolio
de los Estados Unidos: cinco d6lares.
con una insignia americana. un sel1o
de color a7ul regular con bordes rojos
y un pequefio fondo b'anco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-06
LOS ABOGADOS FRANCIS. CUE.
IRA MONDRAG0N, MARTIN, CAS-
TRIO Y SIRE PTDIERON.
(cOntinuaci6n de Ia Ia. pag.1

piracion eilcaminada violar la Sec
ci6n 8, artfculo 2, de Ia ley de prohi-
bici6n nacional v que la acusacion
no contiene prueba alguna que de-
muestre una conspiracion para manu-
facturar, vender, trafcar, transpor
tar, importar, poseer, entregar, bebi-
das alcoholics, segin 10 defnido en-
la predicha seccion.
To- Dichas acusaciones no preseIi
tan clara nj suficientemente ninguna
violacion de las leyes penales de los
Estados Unidos de America.
Por tanto, los acusados pidel respe
tuosamente que el indictment" sea
sobreseido.
Ell juez Odlin, despues de cir las ale
gaciones contenidas en- la anterior
moci6n y a peticion del fiscal Wells
quien solicitos varios dias para estu.
diar las cuestiones de derecho apor-
tadas de la mccion, suspendio hasta e
dfa diez Y siete del mes en- curse la
vista del case.