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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-26
Social and Club NezUS

OPEN HOUSE FOR MRS. VERT
Mrs. Helen Robinson is entertain
ing for her house guest, Mrs. John
Vert of Calgary, Alberta, with an in
tafmal open house tomorrow after
noon and evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Vert
are former Pendleton people and have
a host Of friends here. Mrs. Robinson
is taking this means of giving all
friends of her guests an opportunity
to renew their acquaintance, and is
inviting them all. Callers will be re-
ceived at the Robinson North Main
street home from two in the afternoon
till ten in the evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-26
FROM THE UNIVERSITY.

George Bliss of Berkeley, California,
and student at the University aS Ore
gon. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Simpson during the Christmas vaca-
tion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-26
FORMER RESIDENTS COMING

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Nelson and Mr..
end Mrs. E. j. Burke of Portland are
expected here the middle of this weel-
for a few days visit. They will be
house guests of Mr., and Mrs II. w
Collins. They are former residents of
Pendleton and have many friends
here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-26
CHRISTMAS DINNER GIVEN.

A delightful home Christmas dinner
for n few bachelors of Pendleton was
the contribution yesterday of Mr. and
Mrs Ernest l.. Crockatt towards noli-
day festivities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-26
DANCE TOMORROW

CLUB DANCE TOMORROW
The annual formal dance of the
Bachelor Girls club is slated for to-
morrow night in the Elks Temple, and
plans have been made for an elabo-
rate affair. The sponsors are mem
bers of Il high school club Two 9TH
er similar clubs are to give formal
dances this week in the Elts club ball
room, the Jolly Bachelors dance com
ing Thursday night and the PHOENIX
club affair Saturday evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-26
ENTERTAIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Il. Brock were
host and hostess to a group of frienGs
for Il delightful informal dinner party
Christmas day. Guests included Mr..
and Mrs. James Cooley. Bryson Cooley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bonncy and Mr.,
and Mrs. Harold Brock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-26

LEAVE FOR NEW YORK.
a Mr. and Mrs. Frederick SteiWer are
leaving soon for New York City. They
expect to be gone about three weeks
on their pleasure trip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-26
FAMILY REUNION.

Mrs. NJ. f. kirkpatrick entertained
all of her children and grand children
at her home ON SO Locust street for
Christmas dinner yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-26
GUESTS FROM ATHEN

Colonel and Mrs. f. e. Boyd of
Athena were guests at the home of
their daughter, Mrs, james II. Sturgis
for the Christmas holidays. They left
for their home today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-26

An added fulness at each side.
held in by ribbon tics, gives one OF
the newest dresses the proper sill.
houette.' Strsight unbroken front
and back panels are seen on many
of the smartest frocks and the
severity Of the style is usually re.
heved in some such manner as in
the model sSetched. Bioused
dresses are a'ways becoming to
young sirls and here as orc that
vsries the style by rieatinE from
ncckline 10 henline. Siea-es.
Slsshed 20 show \ lining cf con-
trasti1S color srs rev and pleasing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-26

BACK FROM CORVALLIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zane Lansdale ana
baby are back from Corvallis where
they spent the Christmas holidays
with friends
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-26
VISIT PARENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stursis are
visiting at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ney, for the
holidays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
Mrs. Edward I. Edwards
Hostess at Sea Grit

Special Dispatch to THE Nnw York HERALD
SEA GRIT, N. j., Sept, 9.-The last OF
the seasons military affairs was closed
to-day with the departure of the Old
Guard of New York, who had been
here for their annual rife shooting
tournament
Gov. and Mrs. Edward l. Edwards are
remaining in the executive mansion for
several weeks and a number OF late
season affairs will be held there. They
have been so busily engaged in attend
ing the numerous receptions, balls and
other affairs given for them along the
shore that they have had little time for
social doings at their place here. How
ever, Mrs. Edwards gave a card party
for Mrs. Noble Mcconnell. president of
tho New York Mozart Society. The
guests, about 100 in number, included
Mrs. William c. Muschenheim, Mrs.
Philip Braender. Miss Maud Jones, Mrs.
Benjamin Adriance Mrs. Frank G.
Cochran, Mrs. Owen ]. McWilliams, Mrs.
Lyman ID. Post, Mrs. A. v. Wendell. Mrs.
Richard Denbigh. Mrs. Harold Depew
Norman, Mrs. John Van MORT, Mrs. Will
lam Z. Smith. Miss May Jacobson. Mrs.
William Cardwell Mrs. Charles Graham.
Mrs. Raymond Doherty. Mrs. Henry
Doherty, Jr-. Mrs. Charles Simon. Mrs.
Agnes Denner, Mrs. John Barnwell. Mrs.
Irving Edwards, Miss Elizabeth Ed
wards, Mrs. Martin J. Powers. Miss
Margaret Klein, Mrs. Nellie Preston.
Mrs. George Kavanaugh and Mrs.
George Derry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
Masonic Dance
Marked the Week
at Long Branch
Annual Celebration Closes the
Season at Hollywood
Hotel.

Special Dispatch to The New YORK HsxArp
Lone BRANCH, N. j.. Sept. Eth.
third annual dance OF the Long Branch
Masonic Club was held at the HOLLYWOOD,
Hotel Wednesday night, and attracted
members of the Masonic fraternity from
all along the coast. It was the closins
function at the Hollywood Hotel, and thu
guests Joined in the celebration. o
The Long Branch Masonic Club, nov
three years old, expects to break grounf
for 100000 Masonic temple within
the next twelve months. The site
Broadway and Fifth avenue, is free from
debt and $4,000 has been pledged
toward the temple. The club held q
weeks carnival and fair last month
which had Its elimination at the annua
ball. The receipts, 1t was reported
were in excess OF $1,000.
Miss Dolores Smith of Chicago, Ill.
and Leonard A. Hollander of Newari
were married on Sunday on the lawn Of
the bridegroom's home, 752 Ocean ave
nue.. The Rev. B. A. Elsas officiated
Six hundred guests were present.
The annual meeting of the HsDns
Branch Public Welfare Society was held
at the home of Mrs. Ernest A. Limbere
ir Westwood avenue. The society held
benefit golf match at the Norwood
rectors elected at the meeting included
Mrs. Limberg, Mrs. Henry Block, Mrs
Samuel Kridel. Mrs. Leon Cubberley
Mrs. ]. l.. Van Brake, Mrs. A. l.. Blais
dell. Mrs. Siegfried Hirschfeld. Mrs. p
J. Wells, AIRS. r. Raymond Bailey and
Mrs. William c. Price.
X The second block dance of the Sea
Bright and Rumson Chamber of Com.
merce was held Tuesday night with q
good attendance. The Sandy Hook Mill
tary Band furnished the musical pro-
gram. The receipts were given to the
new Community House fund. Tho house
will cost $4,000 and will be built dur
ing the winter.
Or. Sarah Evans selorer Of South
River Is spending the week with Mr.
and Mrs. f. Thurston Blaisdell.
Mrs. Mengo l.. Morgenthau of New
York has returned from a visit to Maine
and will spend several weeks at he'
Cedar avenue home before returning Il
New York.
Miss Dorothy Pearce OF L.aureiton h
spending the week with Miss Harrie
Beers at Oceanport.
John w. Chandler OF Easton. Pa.
spending the week with Mrs. Augustu
Chandler OF Third avenue.
Miss Harriet Beers has returned from
visit with Mrs. Karl Baird at Rights
town. Miss Beers Il to marry JOSEPH
Lefferts Bonnie Of New Brunswick nex
month.
James and Thomas Watkins have re
turned to Binghamton. ~. ", after
visit with relatives here.
Miss Dorothy Carr OF P1alnfeld, ". J.
has been visiting her aunt. Miss ANN
Townley.
Judge and Mrs. John w. Slocum hav
returned from vacation spent In tn
Adirondacks.
Harry Fenstermacher mas returnes
to Allentown. Pa. after visit at tn
home of his fiancee. Miss Phyllis b
| Van Brunt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
Golf Play Until Late in
Fall Over Links at Deal

Special Dispatch 20 THE NEW YORK HERALD
DEAL, NJ. j., Sept. a.--Golfers are en-
thusiaHic over the prospects of a late
season of tournament play over the
courses OF both the Deal and Hollywood
clubs. The Hollywood activities are to
be extended until October Is. and the
Deal club will not recognize the end OF
the season until November /.
Many notable social activities have
taken place this season at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Palermo, but
none more notable than the surprise
party rendered them by their friends this
week. 10 was arranged In celebration
Of their fourteenth wedding anniversary,
and the guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Kileen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Snyder, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Cawthorne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Byrne, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Denner. Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Lee Mordecai, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Leon Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rodel, Miss Mary
Simon Miss Margaret Bryne. Miss vir-
ginia Terhune, Miss Dorothy Shuster.
Wilbur Klieen, John Denner, James NAL
10y and Edward Cummaer.
Many receptions, teas and luncheons
have been given for Mrs. Noble McCon-
nell. president OF the New York Mozart
Society. who liz the guest here OF Mrs.
Lionel Emdln. She was entertained this
week at the Deal Golf Club and played
over the course during the afternoon.
Arrivals from New York at Hathaway
Inn include Miss Florence Eldrldge Mr..
Paul Tishman. Mr.. Arthur Barney, Miss
Glpsey O'Brien, Mr.. Howard Lang, Mr..
and Mrs John Holiday, Mr.. Norman
Talman. Mr.. l.. S. Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Strauss, Mr.. Arthur G. Brill, Mr..
and Mrs N. A. Frlboudx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
Bradley Beach to Have
Masked Fete Annually

specsai Dispatch to THE NEW YosK HERALD.
BRADLEY BEACH. N. j.. Sept. 9.--Fol-
lowing closely upon the pageant OF
bathing beauties. the first masked fete
on the new Bradley Beach Boardwalk
and the masquerade ball which followed
at the Esplanade struck another high
mark for the brilliancy OF beach 'front.'
entertainment here this week. Like the
parade of bathing beauties, the masque
Is to be made a part or the iale sea-
son program each year.
Great crowds lined the Boardwalk for
the big parade Of masqueraders. Mayor
Frank C. Borden of Bradley Beach and
Mayor Frederick Breidenbach of New
ark, a. summer resident here. led the
parade Eight hundred people appeared
In costumes of every conceivable kind.
1t was to Miss Julia Muesth Of New
ark that the Judges awarded the grand
prize. Miss Muesth appeared In Co.'S
tune depicting a scarecrow. Other
prize winners were Ira Ruben as Young
Wild West" Esther and Lillian Mckay
as Mae Murray Of Peacock Alley and a
Chicken respectively; Miss Clara Mar
tin as the Queen OF Sheba, Miss Phyllis
Getzeller and Joseph Pilling as a Bride
and Groom and Miss Bessie Getzeller
as vamp.
Arrivals at the hotels from New York
include
La Reine--Mr. and Mrs. Bert r. Satz.
Miss Dorothy Friedman, Miss Fannie p.
Singer. Mr.. Larry Robbins, Miss Doro-
thy Harris. Mr.. Jack Schneider, Miss
Edith earle. Mr.. r.. #. Metzger and Miss
Vera Firth.
Brentwood - Mr.. William Franklin,
Mr.. J. c. Hackelman and Mr.. c. l..
Paddock.
Lakensea--Mr John r. Lewis, Miss
Alice NJ. Quinn. Mr. w. ]. Muldowney.
DIR. and Mrs. L. l.. Tooley, Miss Agnes
r. Mcconnell and Miss Helen Neon
nell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
1Y ACTIVE INTO LATE SEASON

dowment Fund was attended by both the
cottage folk and hotel patrons. Miss
Helen Levenson was the soloist. assisted
by Mrs. Edith Morgan Savage. Miss
Anne Rockefeller of Asbury Park rem
dered several plano selections. The pa
tronesses included Mrs. Bruce 8. Keator,
Mrs. J w. Brooks, Mrs. J. Otto Rhome.
Mrs. w. w. Beveridge, Mrs. T. Frank
Appleby, Mrs. Frank Lester Mrs. Will
am A. Berry. Mrs Joseph Reid, Miss
Mary Lawson Leech, Mrs. Joseph Sill
verman and others
Mrs. Percy Il. Magonigle entertained
on Tuesday at luncheon at her Corlies
avenue home at one of the smartest
affairs OF the season. Numbered among
her guests were Mrs Edward /. Ed
wards. Mrs. Charles Ross. Mrs. j. J.
Bach. Mrs. George Medinger, Mrs Frank
Davis. Mrs. B. Elshof. Mrs. X. Schoon-
maker. Mrs. Joseph Parkinson. Mrs. J.
Isidor and others.
Arrivals from New York at the Allen
hurst include Mr.. Jack d. Williams. Mrs.
c. c Mengel. Mr. @. r. Stanton, Mr.
James McCafferty. Mr. Z. A. Clarity.
Mr.. Frank Kelley. Mr.. James K Bradley,
Mr.. M Hartigan, Mr.. Joseph HArtigan.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Carey. Mr.. Peter
Carey, Mr.. Frank Muling, Mr.. John Hall.
Mr. George Hall, Miss Marion Hall. Mr..
II. Bustavcnson and Miss Alma Muling.
At the Loeb Arbour are Mr.. Charles
Robe. Jr.. Miss Adele r. Ufhlein, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank M. Byrne. Miss Marjorie
Wright, Mr.. Frederick Braun,\Mr. "A. l..
Sinsheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Jor-
don, Mrs. Allan Hopping, Mrs. Frederick
Grunting, Mr.. Frederick Grunting, Jr.,
Mr.. c. M. N. Kileen. DR.. and Mrs. w. T.
Wuestehube, Mr.. and, Mrs. 3. r. Nc
knight, Mr.. A. NJ Trenssinger Mr.. Will
lam G. Amos and Mr.. J. William Hill
The Thrcckmorton has Mr.. and Mrs
7. B. Finley, Mr.. Carl 4. Koetler. Miss
Catharine Breen, Mr.. w. Fl. Connolly,
Miss Helen T.. Volker, Mr.. j. z. Towns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
Connectic,ut.


Spend a week or longer In the Berkshire
Hills during cool September days. Many pic
turesdue drives and auto tours: gorgeous
coloring of Autumn Hills; golf course over
noeing, bathing and fishing In crystal clear
Lake Wononscopomus delicious table, home
grown vegetables; only 100 miles from New
,rk City; charmingly located between two
lakes: booklet on request.
INTERLAKEN INN. Lakev;IIe. Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
AHenhurst Gives Benefit
For VaSSar'S Endowment

Ar.LENHuRsr. N. j.. Sept. s.--The last
week has been replete with brilliant So
cial affairs and much interest centered
also about the outdoor activities OF the
younger set. The recital held on Wednes-
day night at the AlienhurstJ Hotel for
the benefit OF the vassar Salary En-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10

end. Capt. E. A. Kelley. Miss Margaret
A. Duffy, MIR. Roy c. Mitchell. Miss
Madeline Healy. Miss Kathryn Healy.
Miss Kathleen Gray. Miss Rosemary
McGough. Mr.. John S. Riffert. Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Sueur.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-23
DEsDE sABANA GRANRE

El sabado 18 del corriente mes IA
llecio en- su residencia la noble vir-
tuosa seLora doiia AIva Maria Nazario,
esposa amantisima de nuestro querido
amigo don Jose Lugo, maestro gradua-
do. Nunca habia preseaciado este
pueblo un espect&culo mas triste nj
mas conmovedor que el ocasionado por
la muerte de eta dana, la cuaI deja
8 hijos, ell mayor de II amos y eI me-
nor de tres dias.
La muerte de la Sra. Lugo ha sido
nuy sentida, pues ella, en- todas las
acasione7, habia puesto de relieve su
buen coraz6n habia dado ejenplos
de virtud como pocas.
FL eatierro, ell cual result6 muy con-
currido, Sc llevo a efecto las seis de
la tarde, despidiendo ell duelo los &C.
hores Francisco Panaini y Pedro Velez.
Enviamos nuestro mas scntido pesa-
me su5 deudos, especialmente su
esposo. quien no cesa, en- union de sus
lijos de uorar la irreparable p6rdida.
CoRREsPONsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-23
Regia peIlcula
en- e'l "Luna "

Hoy jucves Sc exhibira en- las dos
tandas de la matinee de la noche la
mas asombrosa creaci6n de Ia cine
matcgrafia moderna, eI marayillcso
"flm" titulado "Cuerpo y Alma, in
terpretado por Audrey Munson, la
modelo mas encantadora y bella de
los artistas norteamericanos. Una mu
jer que entrega su cuerpo de marmol
Y de rosa al pdblico.
Audrey Manson aparece en- la pan
talla del cine mostrando todos los di-
vinos encantos que la NaturaIeza lie
do para que los reprodujeran los ar
tistas.
Con tan soberbia pelicula Sc vera
hoy el Luna" de bote en- bote, por
la numerosa concurrencia que viena
asistiendo a este salon, donde STEM
pre- Sc exhiben los mejores fotodra,
mas del nlercado. o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-23
LA coNFgRENcIA DEL ATENEo

Antenoche, como habia anunciado la
prensa, Sc celebr6 en- ell Ateneo, la con
ferencia de don Ignacio Lopez Mer-
jeuza, Quien habl6 con amenidad de
las inpresiones recogidas durante su
Lltimo viaje Espana.
Al acto asjstieron personas de me-
rites indiScutibles en- la literatura, pc
riodiemo, ciercia, etc. En- las primeras
flas de butacas viInos a don Manuel
Fernandez Juncos, Or. Quevedo Basz,
Hon. don Emilio del Toro y oiros ca
baIleros prestigiosos.
Ell Hon. Preadente del Supreme. don
Emilio del Toro, hizo Ia presentation
del confsrencista, para ell cual tuvo fra
ses de reconocido afecto.
Den Ignacio Lopez Merjeliza en- I'm
estilo claro brillante relate su viaje
q Espa1a, sus impresiones, dcspU6s de
estar aUsente de Ia antigua lnetr6poli
turante muchos afios. HabIo acerca del
rrogreso aIcanzado per Madrid en- la I'll
tIma d6cada y del cr6dito espahol, ell
tual era magnifico. Describi6 pintores-
camente el paisaje de Tenerife otros
puertos de Espana, al terminar Ell
EIblico ALI reunido felicito al confe-
rencista, despu6s de prodigarle muchos
aplausos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-23
Ell DOLOR De
CABEzA PROVIENE
De DEBILIDAD
Ell PEPTo o-1IAGAN DE s"QUDE"
REsTABLECE Ell vIGoR NATU- !
RAL A LA SANGRE

Mucha gente que Sufre dolores de
cabeza nunca uega acertar Ia causa.
No sabe que cuando la sangre esta de
bill y acuosa es facn que sobrcvengan
males de muchas clases. Los dolores de
cabeza son frecuentemente causados
por un estado de debilidad. Ell cuerpo
Sc resiente mas y es mucho mas afecto
a toda claSe de dolores hasta que
la sangre no vuelve a su estado nor
NAL es impossible hacer desaparecer los
dolores de cabeza. Es de iTportancia
primordial Ell reconstituir la sangre an
to todo. Las personals afectas dolores
do cabeza Sc encuentran por regla ge-
neral en- estado decayente. Cuando SO
toma Pepto- -Mangan de ''Gude'' reSu-
larmente por una temporada, va sea
en- forina hquida o en- tabletas, Ia SAN
gre vuelve su estado normal y Sc lie
ia de gl6bulos rojos, que son los que
le dan vigor y color.
Miles de personals Sc estan conven-
ciendo que los dolores de cabeza no SO
deben mas que un estado de debili
dad, causado por la impureZa de Ia
sangre cargada de venenos.
Compre I'd. Pepto- -Mangen de ecu
de'' en- su botica Lo venden en- forrna
liQuida en- tabletas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-23

tos ha aumentado a 5o7. 900 toneladas,
hacienda IN total do existencias en- los
puertos de $4,000 toneladas. los reci-
bos de Ia rueva zafra fueron grandes
hacienda I'm total de 10000 tonela-
das zero las centrales en- la actualidad
estan trabajando en- su mayor capaci-
dad es natural que las existencias SO
scumulen en- este tempo de la estaci6n
81 bien es verdad que estamos ahora ell
.cl periodic de Ia mayor production, el
periodic de mayor consume solamente
dists de seis ocho senaras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-23
LA MUERTE DEL GRAN DUoUE'

De1tro 6e algunos dias ser& exhibi-
Ga Ell los cines de San Juan una de
las mejores obras cinematografcas que
ha rrodrcido Europa. basada en- las
tragicas escenas de la vida rusa. FL
amor desempefla uu importante papel
en- esta tragedia. que tiene conexi6n
con inpcrtantes epocas de la historic.
Las mas importantes escenas estan
tomadas Ell Siberia, Paris Petrogra
Go, Etilizando las prisiones castillos
del antique imperio de los Romanoffs.
La monumental "flm'' consta de
10 parties, por 10 cual sera exhibida en- 2
noches. Fara dar mayor realce a la
obra, en- Ia que hay gran derroche 6e
lujo, han sjdo e3cogidas mujeres de be-
lleza indiscutible, entire las cuaIes fgu
ra Lee Parry, Ia mujer mas bella de
Alemaria.
Los sa5ores Bernardo Vizcaya y
Horacio Esteves, reresentantes excld-
sivos de la Eichberg FILM, produc-
tora de Ia mencionada cinta han en-
pezado a recibir numerosas cartas de
diferenteS pohlaciones, solicitando Ia
e1hibicion &C ia Muerte del Gran Du
cue, en- los respcctivos pueblos.
| OYRA DEMANDA TN r.OITpA MT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-23
OTRA DEMANDA EN- CONTRA DEL
TESORERo

Mr David Bcrman, fabricante de per
fumeria del Norte, ha presentado en- la
Corte Federal, IN Injunction en- con-
ira del Tescrero de Puerto Rico, senor
Benedicto, para obligar a este cue Sc
abstenga de poner en- vigor la Ley de
junio ounce, aprobada por la Legisla-
tura, y Ia cual Sc refere al cobro de
ciertos inlpuestos sobre importaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-23
INFO r NJ y CION GENE r A Z
PARA NUEYA YORK

FL Ponce, que sai6 aver. lleva
los siguientes pasajeros:
Adolph G. Wolf; Edward S. Paine;
Carl Muller; DIR. Lopez Antongiorgi;
Pedro A. Fernandez.
S. Paine, Carl Muller, Raul Anton
giorgi, M. Antongiorgi, Guillermo
Lopez Diaz; Henry /. Knowlton;
Charles de Leon; Raymond Fossate;
Juana NJ. Garcia; Josefa Lazaro;
Paul Sanford, A Friend, Capt. Char
, les w Larl.in, Pedro A. Fernandez,
il. F. Ulrich, Miss Helen E. Water
bury; A. Waterbury; Herman A.
Hetzer; Arthur Larger; Agnes Flae-
her; Ana S. Michel; Isidoro Sanchez;
D. PerloW; J. w. Stark; Juan AL
bors; j. Keller, DIR. w. S. Lay; j.
Hawkins; Redo. Hans Naether; Mar
garita Rodriguez; Rosario Hoyo, An
rella Barreto; Pedro Barreto; Maria
Wilson; L.@s Salas; Ramona vda. de
Marero; Aurora Collazo; Maria H.
de Moro; Julia Calder6n; Miss Car
men Suarez; Consuelo Carreras; Mer
cedcs Arroyo; Amalia Carvajal; Fer
nando Viruet; Pedro Acevedo; Jose
A. Agustin; Beatriz Luwellet; Mila-
gros c. Ortiz; Celina Gotay; Hermit
nio BaTosa; Redamcs Arias y An
drus Areas.
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BarreIIa

AVisa a sus nunerosos cIientes
cue ha IIegado de New-York,
con TN variado suFtido de CAST
nires, haiIandose astabIecido en-
la Gale de la Cruz, No. %, es-
quina Luna. Envia c. O. D.
Haga su pedido.
P. Q. Box 1889. San Juan, p. r.
Adgt-
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JUIcIo CONTRA ALMoDovAR

La Corte Ge Mayagiiez ha seialado
el juicio contra Ramon Almod6var, pa
Ta el dia siete de abril. FL acusado Sc
declare culpable del delito seguido con
ira 6l por los Estados Unidcs.
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SIS DE ETULTA

La corte de Distrito, dc Mayagiiez,
en- ell case de los Estados Unidos VS..
Juan MARTINEZ Cordero, al declararse
culrable ell acusado fue sentenciado
pagar cinco d6lares de muita.
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(Continuaci6n de la pag. 8

ladas Gle Ia nueva zafra Sc e-abarcaron
para el Jap6n Ia China. 10 mas sor-
prendente, I'm embarque de 4,3oo tonela
das segtn Sc dice, fueron Alemania.
Las existencias do la vieja zafra de azI-
car en- los puertos, ha disminuido 825,
OO0 toneladas pero las existencias de
Ia nueva zafra de aztcares en- los puer-
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Con las primeras dosis de ANTICAL
CULINA EBREY Sc pons t6rnino a
los dolores de espalda y lomos, Ias
difcultades y a los descoS frecuentes
de hacer aguas. ANTICAICUIINA
EBREY es un gran remedio para los ri
hones. En- todas las boticas. Advt
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ENFERMA

Desde hace dias Sc encuentra rcclui-
da en- CANA, en- su residencia de Cata-
no, Ia senorita Acacia Lumbano, pro
fesora del distrito escolar de Toa AL
ia.
Hacemos votoS por el restablecimien-
to de tan distinguida maestro.
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FALLOs DE LA CoRTE
DE MAYAGUEz

La corte do Distrito de Mayagiiez sen
tencio a Ramon N. Vega, a SO de null
ia; a Jose M. Ceboilero, 81; a Gil Pol,
a $40; Tomas Bias, $40; Juan De-
metric ota6o, $40; Marcelino Mon
talvo a $5. ,
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