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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
WORTHY OF BLACK MARBLE.

No tradition Of the south before the Civil
war Is any more carefully treasured than that
Of the negro nanny. She has found her way
into literature. too. As class old-tsme NAM
mics have vanished; here and there are sur
vivals. daughters, perhaps. Of ante-bellum
nurses. who preserve the fine traits Of the type
Even these are fast disappearing, and there are
none coming on to succeed them, 80 that
suggestion made in the senate recently that
monument to their memory be erected In Wash
ington appears appropriate and timely. The
proposal was made by Senator John Sharp Will
liams Of Mississippi at the behest Of Wash
ington chapter Of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy. This society stands ready to erect
the memorial as soon q site has been set
apart for it.
Monuments to good servants have been all
too few throughout history. but mammies we're
far more than just servants. Rather, they were
guides, counselors and friends" to their white
children, loving them IS tenderly as their own
mothers loved them, but never hesitating to
offer criticism or supply correction when
needed. Their native good sense was not the
least Of their many admirable qualities as
many Of the men and women they looked after
in their, childhood have testified The negro
race may we'll take pride in the high place
these mammies held in the civilization of the
ante-bellum south. They earned respect and
an admiration that any individual or race might
we'll be proud Of; their owners, later. their
employers. knew them to be women of intelli-
gence. Of refined feelings. and have usually
treated them in accordance with their admir-
able qualities. W.
1t will be labor Of love for any southern
organization to build memorial to the NANNY
Of blessed memory. No monumental record
Of the Civil war could be complete without tn
tribute to the best product of the negro race
under slavery. These wise, firm and tender old
women first revealed the excellences of the
negro race in favoring environment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
MARRIAGE BARGAIN DAYS.

town in Iowa has come to the front with
brand new scheme. Marriage bargain days
have been established. Almost everything is
marked down to nine cents. The mayor and
the preachers and the license clerk and the
cabby and the hotels ally themselves with the
plan. Nine cents for license, nine for the
ceremony, nine cents for taxi, nine cents for
dinner-all going for less than a dime.
All that the groom has to worry about is
to get the consent of the bride and collect
enough pennies to make the rounds. Probably
the only question that arises in the mind of
the bride is just how badly she will get stung.
We shouldn't think that in these days of high
prices innocent husband would be ALLURE
ment sufficient to entice girl away from q
happy homo or joo. Certainly little hone
would be held out for alimony If the worst
should come.
Nevertheless, there are those who are dar-
ing enough to try anything once. including
matrimony, and 1t may be that some real bar
gains will be picked up 1t these nine-cent
sales At least all Of them could not prove
more unsatisfactory than some of the brides
and grooms that have taken the vows in set
tings that ran into the tens and even hundreds
OF thousands of dollars. Despite the financial
prospects. there is always a way out. II sep
araticn must come it can be had through the
court, with the automatic, the hammer or the
AZ. q
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

@. Is it true that Christmas
dance is performed in a church in
Spain? J. H. X.
A. One beautiful feature of the
Mesa de Gallo" in the great cathe-
dral of Seville is a strange myst-
cal dance or Interviewing of steps
by the choir boys, who thus dance
before the high altar. This rever-
ent dance which is given but twice
year is marked by the chanting
of the choir boys, who carry tall
lighted candles as they cross and
re-cross up and down the wide
choir steps. One of the occasions
is the celebration of midnight mass
on Christmas eve.
Q.Was Senator Sherman really
the author of the antitrust law
that bears his name? d. G. A.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

y Quthslou " ~IASaAe = ASo "a W. Aess-sI
Washington. y. &. Give 1ul ns1a q
.turu postage.~ BE brief. All ,hQul1.s 4
10 each iud vidual. No stten.soa u'a :
A. Senator Sherman Origi1al,
proposed and outlined the Sherm4
law, but it was perfected BY
judiciary committee Of the unit1
States senate, and there has alwsl
been controversy over the quesi1I
of the authorship of the law. 81
ator Hoar, a year before his dea1
claimed to have been the authe
Senator Edmunds. chairman Of Y
committee, declared that nearlxt
cry member of the committee o.
t;cipated in the work OF prepafa
the bill. !,
@. Why is Between you and J
incorrect? A. J.
A. Because the proposition ..
tween controls the case OF ocl
pronouns, which must be IN U
objective case.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
HEAL TIL F AXIS.
BY William Brady, NJ. D.
ing Hords Cd hand to r
Noted Khyatclsn and author.

gaps.
Be especially careful /.
sing song or monotone In -
aloud and in ordinary conyers.5
A stuttsrer may be able =
what he Eishes to say =
cant say 4 Let The conyers.sa
voice comprise many musical B..
QUESTIONS AND ANswR
A Young Man % Twese,
Please suggest exercise
young man of 20 years "a
works in an office. SP
One Ct the best exercises . 81
man can take every day to ~;
lie the evil effects of oifics -
is two miles OF oxygen on H.
three times daily or six miis r
one dose if he prefers. Thai r.
100 minutes and is well Won
price. If the young man i
poor-for walking is H.
which only well to do or success
men can now affcrd-about il F.
utes q day. on rising In the ~
Ing OF at bedtime, devoted 4
Brady symphony will help d i
him from growing flabby ara
fit. Complete words and NM.
the piece sent to any corre,f
dress on receipt of request -
panied with price-a STAMPED p,
directed envelope. By reoues
do not mean a clipping.
AntitOxin Not A Renoyats.
Does antitoXin given in a ~
iberia case act as a renovation n
ing all other germs that mlsht
present in the system? Please i
me how high an adults tempel
turf may go ond the patient q
live. MRS. ". H I|
Answer-No. antitoxin doer
kill any germs. The body temper
'ture may 60 as high az liz den
T.. and the patient still survive !
complain about the poor hsas |
the apartment.
Forty OF.
Two years ago l followed d
karell regimen as suggested b. u
and reduced from IT'S to 1876 pcsn5
q am 63 inches tall). genenH
lost two pounds a week, taking 4
Karell regimen three altefml
days each week. Then l went b,
store work.. and began to putSs
flesh again. New | am back aba
where / was two years ago. vi
do you think of rubber garmaa
for reducing? Would t5ley b
furious? MRS. II. 3.
!; Answer-Thp rubber garmsl
would not be injurious il they
not set up skin Inflammation or
zema. But it is absurd to imags
they will reduce to any apprecial
degree. 1t must be that you 4
toward poor Karell as Tom Bfnl
felt toward Doctor Fell.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25
Argus Information Bureau

fAEy reader can get the answer TO IN
tiou Bureau. Frederic J. Aaskn. Directos
address end enclose two-ccnt stamp Tor
couhueutiai. the replies bclng Acht "a eo
naid 10 anonymous ietters.b
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-25

Be especially careful =
sing song or monotone In s..
aloud and in ordinary cony..s.;
A stuttsrer may be able 4 ,
what he wishes to say ~
can't say 4 Let The conyers.sa
voice comprise many musical r.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03

The county bought this 1S-acre
pcor-farm a few years ago at $50
an acre. Many thought that price
was too high.
Albert Kelley oil operator. was
the seller lie retained oil and gas
privileges to the tract
An oil company started drilling on
the poor-farm II drilled $500 feet.
found nothing and abandoned drill
ing.
Kelley decided to deepen the hole
At 500 feet he found susher sand!
Later another Eusher burst forth,
Now two derricks have been erect
ed on the farm. Biologists sag the
20 acres occupied by the house and
outbuudings. orchard and gardens
all Will produce oil. Twenty wells
will be sunk. they say.
During the first 80 days one
Eusher produced 10000 gallons OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
Incorporate School Of
MnSic: McHenrY Director

Incorporation of the McHenry
School Of Singing by W. T. Nc
Henry. Harry NJ. Barnes and Frank
IT, Duuahoo. was announced Thurs
day by Mr.. McHenry who founded
his FIRST school OF music here "a
years ago and who viii serve as di-
rector of the new school. Articles
were filed Wednesday with Sec'v of
state Ed Jackson at indianapolis.
that the school might affiliate with
other institutions of its kind.
The school, which will continue
to be conducted at $50 W. Washing
ton av.. is founded under such mas
tiers. as Panofka Cocone, Bordogni
Marchesi. Cortesi and Rossini II
was under Contest that Mr.. McHenry
received his early musical training
in Florence Italy.
TIC is the intention of Mr.. Nc
Henry TO conduct classes through
out the year. His program includes
also a series Of musical recitals. the
first Of which viii be given Monday
night I'm the Rotary room at the
oliver hotel. details TO be announced
later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
PRINCESS TO LEAVE
SOON ON ITALY TRIP

SHIFNAL EnEiand. March -
Niscount LaScelles and his bride the
Princess Mary. viii bring tho first
phase OF their honeymoon 20 A close
at the end Of next week and viii re-
turn 10 London. It was learned to-
day. After a short stay in London
they viii leave for Italy. travelling
Via Paris.
In the isolation of their lovenest
at Weston park the happy couple
are spending their days completely
immured from the outside word
Residents OF the village. respecting
wishes of the bride and groom. are
keeping aloof from the estate.
Before leaving. the princess and
viscount VIII probably take par. in
several Shropshire hunts and the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03

TO S1.ooOs0OO and Creek county com
uissioucrs believe oil royalties viii
net them SS.000,OOO in the next 10
years.
All that means little to tho in
mates Of the poor-farm-old people
with no one TO care for them or
younger folks --siose physical or
mental defects have put them out
OF the running in Hfe's race.
They sit i'm a shabby line ON the
farmhouse porch and watch tho
earth give up it's riches. That's their
only paStime.
one aged inmate Jokes about it.
we oughta be wcariu diamou's
ana Zine raiment and Hviu off the
fat of the land pretty soon, he says,
and laughs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
MUCH CLOTHING is
RECEIVED FOR AID
OF RUSSIA'S POOR
Wearing Apparel Contributed
To Committee in Charge of
Relief Work.

Tins baby clothes wooden suits
for boys of six and TO- warm under
clothing Of all descriptions and sizes.
coats caps. and dresses are included
iu the bundles that have been taken
60 the S. W. o. A.. az contributions
90 the Russian famine relief fund.
1rIss Maud Heath. secretary Of
Che S. W. said Thursday that as
rule me clothing brought in was very
wearabfe
Women who have brought in
PACKAGE. she said. "havc taken
care 90 clean or Iauudcr the gar
rnents 60 that they arc in good con-
diuon. and many OF them are prac-
tcanv new All Of them are wesr-
able and warm and show decided
good judgment on the part Of the
contributors.
eve have received more clothes
for men than for women having az
present a number of good suits for
men and boys. and not few over
coats We have about two dozen
pairs Of shoes Of all sizes. a few
stockings and some very good suits
of-uuderwear.
"fCthc bundles continue to come
iu as they have. wc shall have some
very nice boxes 90 send of next
Tuesday"
4 committee OF women viI meet
Tuesday morning a. the r. w. 90
appra.sc the value of The clothins
and to pack 1T for shipment 10 India
utDolis
The appraised value OF the clothes
contributions VIII be included I'm the
sum aised .u ST.. Joseph county ~
meeting of tho committee iu charel
of Che drive wednesday afternoon at
tHc Chamber OF Commerce ii sum of
$500 was reported received or
pledged 10 date a number of the
churchCs are planning on takiug
special offerings next sunday hav-
iue been unable to do so last sun-ay.
Tho official opening day of the drive.
because OF other arrangements.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
TweIUe GiUen Jobs and
Other Positions Omen

Eight factory positions and four
short-time jobs were filled Thurs
day morning by the employment
bureau at the Chamber OF COM
merce. Several positions for skilled
workmen are open. 10 was an
nounced.
The number of jobs that are
available is steadily growing. &C
cOrding TO those in charge OF the
office, and the construction work
that is expected 10 start soon viii
provide employment. for many more.
An effort - made, however. 20 fill
such positions with local men. and
not with transients.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
y oman Talks Up TO
Court and Goes Free

straightforward answers by the
rected by the court, won for Mrs
Annie Niespodziany. 625 y. Stude-
baker ST.. a suspension of a 500
fine in city court Thursdav
Mrs. Niespodziany admitted the
possession OF a pint bottle contain
ing 'moonshine" whisky which
Sergt. Delinski and detail discovered
hidden in a cooking stove in the
OF her arrest. it IS said she alb
solved all blame from her husband.
20 whom she had been married, she
averred. but a few days previous.
80 testimony of intent OF sale was
introduced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
High School Students m
Cast Of "DisracI7' Guests
Of OliUer rs Film ShOlUn

Twenty eight people, students and
faculty OF the South Bend high
school attended The initial perform
auce Of 'DisracII" at the oliver the
alter Wednesday night as guests of
the manager. r.. Do. Wood.
The same 2S people were i'm the
CAST of 'Disrdeli' when 70 was pre-
scented on the legitimate STAGE at
the high schoo. this year.
Those who attended EXPRESSED
themsclvcs as being highly pleased
with the cinema presentation of the
play with its much greater possi-
bilitice FOR stage and scenic effects.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03

of wrecked hopes
of ruined lives OF
broken old age
Millions of dol
lars are spout
ing out Of the
earth herct
For oil has
been struck on
the Greek county
poor farm Two
z IA S n O rs are
bringing out from
1000 to 5000
barrels Of liquid
wealth daily
The cash value
of the farm at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03

|cu The county receives 8 barrel
royalty
0untv comm .ss.0ners are figuring
/ they can run the county without coll
I lcetInE taxes as long - the poor
Farm continues "a produce.
Taxpayers are jubuant
So is Kelley.
But the Il poOr-farm charges just
/ cit on the porch-and watch the
riches .0lI out-and think what
|thevd DO II they had IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
Hutchinson Is Taken 10
Flint 10 Face Charges

Frank hutchinson. Gaylord
Mich. arrested here Tuesday on
complaint received from authorities
az Flint. Mich. charging wife and
child dcsertion waived extraditicn
Thursday and left for Flint in Gus
tody Of Dep. Sheriff John Peck I'm
the afternoon Hutchinson is
charged with DESERVING a wife and
a 16-months-old daughter without,
providing means for their support.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Calvin Stertzbach. chirOpractor,
has opened offices at 521 y. Main st.
Lincoln 6SzI. 4-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03

Madame Swarts and her operators
are located in the second floor offices
AT -Durrelrs. Phone NJ 6l7.
Jefferson blvd entrance. SO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26
DOS LADRoNEs ARREsTADos


In Ia madrugada del "a del corriente
Ia po-icia de Guayama sorprendio q
los individuos G.. Ortiz, Ernesto Rivera
Rubio y Felix Baerga escalando ell es-
tablecimiento de merceria de don Eras-
NJ Davila, sito en- la calle Hostos. Los
ladrones Sc dieron a la fuga pero fue-
ron arrestados dos de ellos la entra-
da f, Arroyo, encontrandose en- su
poder diez y siete trajes para hombre v
ocho pares de pantaloncillos, valorado
todo en- $500. Tambien Sc les ocup6 dos
caballos que habian hurtado en- "a ju-
risdicci6n de San Lorenzo. Ell indivi-
duo Baerga, al ser arrestado, volvi6
darse a Ia fuga, por 10 cual la policia
dispar6 contra el, hirien5o,o en- un bra
20. No obstante, Baerga continue su
precipitada fuga sin que la policfa pl
diera ar1'sstarlo, 10 cual Sc logr6 mas
tarde en- la Jurisdiction de Patillas. E
Fiscal ordeno Ell arresto de los acusa
dos, seiialandoles mil d6lares Ge fan
"a,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26
IN r Q RMA CION GENERAL
NoTAs DE BASE BALL

Nuevamente mediran sus fuerzas en-
Humacao Ell domingo 27 de los corrien-
tes la renombrada novena de Brown
"Colectiva'' los ''Humacao Stars.
Seran dos los desafios, y Sc espera, que
dado ell entusiaSno que hay por yer
los chicos de San Juan, despu6s de su
victoria sobre ell Mayagiiez en- Coano,
habra apuestas de importancia. Los
"Orientales'' estan que las dividen,
v no permiten que nadie les aventaje
en- ell deporte. Lo de los Umpires paso
a La historic, como un pretexto para
disculpar la derrota, y ahora Sc recono
ce que para ganarles un juego hay que
dar duro la pelota y no cometer erro-
res. El domingo sera un dfa de prueba
y los amantes del deporte apreciaran
cual de los dos teams la juega mejor.
Santiago e. MAUNEz.
Humacao, agosto 24-22.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26

puesto que durante los pasados dfas,
cerca de 1900 toneladas de tales
az1cares Sc compraron por refna00-
res, los importadores aun tienen unas
$4,000 toneladas. Hace unos dos me
ses habia 10000 toneladas de az1-
cares crudos en- poder de los impor-
tadores almacenes con licencia.
Una evolucion muy interesante en-
ell mercado a la vez una senal de una
invariable v vigorizante posicion es-
taddstica en- ell azdcar, fueron los avi
SOS cablegraficos procedentes de Ja-
va, informando ventas de la proxi-
ma zafra, la cual no comienza hasta
ell pr6ximo mes de Mayo. Ell Trust
de Java vendi0 $4,000 tonelaGas de
az1cares blancos al equivalente de
g. 84c. F. o.. B., Y 1000 toneladas
de az6cares terciadas, al equivalen-
te de 3.49c. F. O: B. Java, Estos pre-
clos son un poquito mas bajos que
los que prevalecen en- Java por la
zafra que ahora Sc esta levantando
e indica la confanza del Lejano
Oriente en- la estabilidad del mercado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26
AGENCIA DE POMPA FUNEBRE DE
JOSE G. ACEvEDo, CALLE DE SAN
AGUsTIN No. SO PUERTA DE TIE
RIA. TELEFoNo 598 Y 5o4

Ell administrator de esta Agencia
Francisco Garcia Fernandez, participa
Ia ciudad de San Juan, Puerta de
TERRA, Santurce los demas pueblos
de la isla; que han sido rebajados los
precios de los servicios fdnebres al al
canoe de todas las fortunas y puedan
utilizar un servicio digno barato.
Gran existencia de atides ameri-
nos desde setenta dollars en- adelante.
En- cajas del pals desde siete dollars
hasta ell precio que Sc desee. Cajas del
pals para ninos, desde cuatro dollars
hasta el precio y forma que Sc quiera.
Tambien Sc participa que hay dos
elegantes AUTOMOBILES fdnebres para
servicios en- la localidad Y en- la Isla, a
precio sumamente barato.
Visite esta Agencia que es la mejor
de la Tsla de Puerto Rico. Unica en-
carrozas de Primera dominada Mono
de "Diego". Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26
INFORME DEL MERCADO AZU-
CARERO EN- NEW YORK
tContinuaci6n de Ia a. pAg.)

que algunos en- el comercio consumi-
dor distributor sin duda alguna,
han cubierto sus necesidaGes de Agos
to v unos cuantos, parte de sus nece
sidades para principles del mes de
Septiembre, puesto que tanto este
mes, como Septiembre son meses de
fuerte consume v el comercio tiene
que comprar mucho azi1car, a no ser
que agoten todas sus existencias 0e
trabajo, cuya evolucion es algo re-
mota al considerarse la fuerte posi-
ci6n estadistica de que ell az1car es-
ta trabajando tanto para este como
para ell pr6ximo afio. Renovadas com
pras de azucar refnado indudable-
menter enviaran .otra vez, los ref
nadofes al mercado de azucar crudo,
para sus abastos de dicho ,articulo
Europa ha continuado mas bien
dicho ha vuelto a ser mas prominen
te comprador de az1cares crudos.
Las compras de ala durante los pa
sados Giez dias, Sc calculan en-
$500 toneladas, 5000 toneladas de
las cuales fueron de azucares Domi
nicanos con ell balance de azdcares de
Cuba. La mayor parte de las compras
fueron para embarque en- Agosto no
obstante que algunas ventas hechas
para Agosto Y primera mitad de Sep
tiembre. Las compras de azucares
Cubanos Sc consumaron 1855 pen
ce que son equivalentes unos 1860.
F. o. B. unos 313 Ice. G & F,
CuanGo Sc hicieron estas transacclo-
nes, los az1cares en- almacen aqui Sc
ofrecieron 8 4c. base de c. &F.
y mas tarde en- la semana, cuando los
az1cares en- alinacen podfan obtener-
sc a 3.5I8c. bases de c. & F., Euro
pa mostraba interes comprando al
equivalente de 8. 4c. c. & F. Esto
indica la indiferencia de las prime
ras manos o sea de los proouctores
para hacer preston en- sus ventas,
All cerrarse esta semana las exls-
tencias de az1cares tenidas por los
irnportadores almacenes con licen-
cia, llegaban a $4,000 toneladas y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26
DE HIMENEO

Esta noche contraeran matrimonio
en- la ciudad de Mayagiiez ell distingui-
do caballero Francisco Rivera, de San
Juan, con la simpatica bella sefio-
rita Titita Latony, profesora de cien-
cias domesticas de dicha ciudad hija
del respectable ciudadano Sr. Demetrio
Latony. residente en- la Sultana del
Oeste.
Despu6s del enlace, la feliz pareja
visitara las mas importantes poblacio-
nes de la isla, pasando una corta tenn
porada en- los Bafios de Coamo, y re-
gresaran despues esta ciudad donde
establecera su residencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26

VIENA, agosto 25.- FL "Chroni-
cle'' de hoy publica la noticia de que
ell gobierno de Italia notifico los 60
biernos de checoeslovaquia, Alemania,
Yugoeslavia y Rulnania, que una allan
ga de estas naciones con Austria Sc
ria considerable por Italia como un
''casus bellli''.
Manifesto dicha nota que la separa-
ci6n de Austria es completamente nece
saria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26
Ell GOBIERNO DE ITALIA
MEGA ,ALGUNoS INFORMES

ROMA, agosto 25.-se ha publica-
do un communicate en- ell cual Sc des-
mienten ateg6ricamente los informes
de que ell motive por el cual ell gobier
no no ha ratifcado atn los acuerdos de
la conferencia de Washington, Sc debe
un convenio secreto con Francia.
Ell gobierno ha puesto de manifesto
ell hecho de que la tardanza en- la ra-
tificacion de los acTerdos Sc debe sim
plemente razones parlamentarias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26
"a Horas en- Aqua

TRAJES de HILO INGLES legf-
timo importado por nosotros direc-
tamente. MOJADO antes de fabri-
car. No encoje. Diferentes colores.
CORTE ELEGANTE. Precios de
SITUACION. Tambien hacemos a
la medida. Ventas al por mayor y
detail. NO COMPRE SIN YER
NUESTROS TRAJES. Representa-
GARANTIA Y ECOfJOMIA.
BEASCOCHEA Hnos. & Co s. en- C.
Frente la FARMACIA BLANCO.
AdVt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26
DE BASE BALL
ACLARANDO

Por medic de estas hneas hago sa-
Der los stfans' de esta capital v
pueblos limitrofes que no tengo partici
paci6n en- absolute en- los juegos del
domingo, Puerto Rico VS.. Mayagiiez.
Estos juegos pertenecen la Puerto Ri
CO Base Ball Team, por 10 que suplico
no me expresen sus quejas en- relacion
con dichos juegos.
DON PEPITo.