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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
JOHN R. BADEN
AGAIN WIN s
AT PRESQUE ISLE

Especial to kennebcc JournaD
Pressure ISLE e., Aug. 10-About
5000 people saw the Maine and
New Brunswick circuit races here
today the big attraction being the,
frce-fora all and the fourth start of
| the season for John r. Braden. thu
Fresque Isle Club owned PAGER
which has been unbeaten this year.
Handled by the veteran rcinsman
John Willard he won without much
trouble in three straight heats not
being headed except in the first heat
when he drew second position and
trailed until he got the pole at the
quarter. Lester Dore made a drive
with Silver King the stretch but
could not reach Braden. The Pressure
Isle speedster took the next two with
case going faster each heat, showing
the miles in 30 IA, EOS IA, and
2.07 IA.
Col. Bidwoll, the $500 Caribou
contender scrapped with Silver King
for place every finish and the field
was we'll up. San Verona of the
Dore string with Ralph Burrill up
took the 219 in straight heats. Lam
bert Todd of the Roaring Brook
Farm stable, Barton, VT. won the
PA trot and local mare, Bokay. the
oo5 class
In a hundred dollar match Lillian
Rowned of the bore string beat
Sister Pearl of the Wells stable,
| Lawrence. in two out of the three
half mile heats. The summary:
FREE-FOR-ALL, PURSE $1,000.
John r. Bradcn, h s. by John r.
Gentry (WillardD ..........1 1 /
Silver King, (Dore) .......2 . 3
Col. Bidwell, b (Cumrings).
Peter Look, b (Fox) 5
Calgary Earl. ch (R. BurrilD =. 8 50
Time-2.1oa, 2.os., 2.o7i.
:.le TRoT, PURSE $500,
San Verona, b m, by San Fran.
cisco (R. BurrilD ...........1
Moccasin b m (Gerow) .........3 >
Nancy Lee Hanks Fox) ........7 .
Rosetta Mckinney, b (Taylor) 5 3
Miss Etewah. Leavitta North, Ra-
uldUl anu DIS dISO SldTlCu,
Time-o.17i. Alta. AHA.
o.14 MINED. PURSE $500.
Lambert Todd b g, by Jim
Todd (Ctton) ............1 l
Sacchat Rose, b m, by North
ern Man (Willard .......2 .
Zom O.. hi (BurrilD ...3 3
Miss Able Brina, b m CLee). DIS
Time-2.153. 2.1s. 2.164
Fps MIXED, PURSE $500
Bokay, b m, ty Ess H. Kay
(Willard) Observation-Disclosures. II
Lee Darlington, b m (Dore) 80 3
E. A. S, e Ctton) ...........4 .
Billy Bogash, bl & (McNeiD .....3 5
Bin Maxey. Moscoe Dewey and John
c. also started.
Time-2.153, 2.15s. 2.164.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
Harvard Freshman
an All-ArOund Man

Cambridge Mass. Aug. 10
Iiehry ]. bunker of Davenport.
iowa an 1Syear- Harvard fresh
man. holds what is believed to be the
record at Harvard for combined
athletic and acadamic STANDING
bunker. who is better known to his
classmates as Helm" won an "A"
IN every subject he took last wear.
Whlle carrying on his educational
activities he acted as guard on the
freshman football team, and as can
tam OF the freshman track team. He
is a candidate for the varsity eleven
next fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
Another New Mark
for Weissmuller

Indianapolis Ind, Aug. 10.-JohnnY
Weissmuller of Chicago established
new worlds record for so yards win
ming the 100-yard free style open
event IN the National A. A. L. swim
ming championship here today. His
time for the distance was 40 SIS sec
onds. or % seconds better than the
old mark. H also equalled his own
worlds record for Zoe yards. the time
being 50 As seconds, made in Homo
lulu several months ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
Cobb and Sisler Now
Tied for Hit HOnors

Chlcago, Aug. 1o.-Tyrus Cobb and
'eore" Sisler went into a virtual +io
IN their race for batting honors in
'"e <a'"efIcah League yesterday when
'ne .'eorgla Peach travelling at a 500
'lip socked out two hits In four times
at Dat while Sisler connected safely
only once In FIVE times up, or a, tho
rate Of 200.
Coob mas slight margin over sisIer
VINO 'cd him by three points before
yesterdays game.
nor records 10 dato follour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
KAY JAY
SPORT

Henry J. Higgins of Waterville has
signed up a new middleWieght for
three years. by the name of Battling
Kelly of South Boston, Mass, and a
lightweight by the name of Dixie
Kid, a colored boy of Fort Fairfield.
He will match Dixie Kid against any
lightweight in Maine and Battling
Kelly against Utah Kid or Young
Joseph, any time. Manager Higgins
will open a new club next month
known as the w. S. c.
Jesse Guilford, National Amateur
golf champion, who is to give an ex-
hibition match this week at Water
Vile, seems to have ridded himself
of the wild hook and tee shots that
have been botherng him lately.
Iaired with Francis Ouimet recently
in an exhibition match at Bald Peak,
Lake Winnopesaukee, he kept his
shots so straight and far out that
he left Ouimet, Taylor and Herd,
playing with him, far to the rear, and
showed brand of golf that will have
other aspirants for his title sttuS.
Cling from the start
Gardiner High school will be short
veterans for her football team
when the season opens this fall. and
coach Mac" OBrien will be M
against the proposition of building an
organization almost from the ground
up. OF the regulars, Captain Stuber
hol~
and Marley at end are the only ones
returning. Hutchins and Babb arc
the most promising subs" from last
year.
Augusta Country club members
have received an invitation to be
present Saturday afternoon at the
formal opening Of the first nine holes
of the new 1S-hole course of the
Blddeford- Saco Country Club. Gull
ford and Rocks will feature the day
with an exhibition match.
Leo Beaudoin, last year with the
Housermen, is regular journeyman
catcher this year His name ap-
pears first in the lineup of one club
and then in that of another. WI err
ever he pastimes, there is almost
sure to be a hit or so each game
chalked to his credit and good field
ing average behind the bat Leo has
been seen in action variously with
both Togus and Gardiner and on
Wednesday did the hackstopping for
Livermore Falls against Sanford.
konnelunk fans have sent to Bos-
ton for 80 tickets for the oldtilners
game to be staged at the Hub Sep
TENDER II. Freddie Parent will he
one of the ex-leaeue stars who will
appear in the. contest. and his home
tow nrooters plan to be present to
see how he compares today with the
rest of the veterans.
Willard ("Bnl'D Ellis, captain Of
the Cony baseball team this past
season plans to return to school this
fall for post graduate work before
continuing his education in a higher
institution. Bill will be eligible to
play baseball again next spring, as
he has only played three years for the
Red and White.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
Eddie ShevIin Bests Ward

revere Mass, Aug 1O.--Eddie
sheviin of Roxbury. well known New
England welterweight. was given the
accession over George Ward of Eliza.
neth' A.. j.. tonight at the end Of their
i"-rouhd battle here. Shevlin took six
"t the 10 rounds on points. according
to newspaper men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
BOXER SERIOUSLY
INJURED IN BOUT

Trenton, y. j., Aug. 10.-M More u
60 hours after he collapsed At the
a six-round bout with Louis Earaa
the Trenton Arena last Monday nl
Young Labadia, soldier boxer still "
unconscious at san Francs hosI
today.
Physicians, who believe ih' ~
suffered serious injury /" trc Ira
regard his condition as increasf:
grave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
Hartford Releases
Indian Jim Thorpe

aser Jack Coffey. Of the Hartford
Eastern League team announced be-
tween games here today that he had
released Jim Thorpe, formerly with
Portland Oregon, in the Pacific Coast
league and nationally known all
around athlete.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
Boston PoIoists Lose Match

Narragansett Pier, r. l., Aug. 10
In the third and fourth events for the
Junior polo championship of America.
field, Meadowbrook defeated Boston
10 goals to 2, and Philadelphia won
from Point Judith. 10 goals to 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11

Earned runs August. /; Dixfeld. l.:
Three base hits, Wilson, Gerish. Two
base hits Williams. NJ rriman. Stol-
en- bases. Merriman. Struck out-by
Williams, 13, Fowler ;. "ild pitch
Williams. Base on balls. off Will
liams 8, off Fowler /. Sacrifice hits,
Graves. Sukeforth Umpire Eddie
Conway. Lewiston. Time 40 At
tendance 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
HARRY WILLS TO
BOX BIG BUDDIE
JACKSON, NEW ARK

Newark, n. j.. Aug. 10.-Harry Wills,
challenger for Jack Dempsey's heavy
weight boxing title, has been signed
by his manager. Patrick Mullins, for
contest here Aug. p with "Buddie"
Jackson. colorcd Newark boxer. it
was announced today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
CARDS POUND RUDE MARQUARD
FREELY and Defeat BRAVES;
GAMERS HITTING FEATURES

Boston Aug 10--St Louis defeated
Boston today : 10 3. hitting Marquard
freely IN the second. third and fourth
innings Gamers triple in the sec
ond worked into the first Cardinal
run HIS homer 70 right center in the
third MS made with two on base.
Uasp.'" tVo errors LIvan played well
a. short The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
Eastern League Results

New Haven 3; Bridgeport 2.
Hartford 4; Springfield II (first
same); Hartford 3; Springfield I
tsecond game).
Albany 4: Worcester 7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
St. Louis 7; Boston 3.
Cincinnati 7; New York 8.
Pittsbure "a; PHILADELPHIA q.
Chicago i; Brooklyn 16.
TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled.
TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11

TO BEAT a.0i ! a TROTTIEG
Guardian Trust, br h, by Bclwin,
(Rosemire) won.
Time-2.03 "a.
TO BEAT 2.2O TROTTING
Leverage, b h, by Lee Axworthy
(Caton) won.
Tinle-2.03 Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11

Bin MaXey. Moscoe Dewey and John
= also started.
Time-2.153, 2.153. AGA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30

I'm q vapor Porte Rico" galierOn
paEs Husya York, los siguientcs pala-
3eFes.
ID G0yes. s. ". Marvin. G. ,. Ban
croft. c. n. Hnbora. Helen Rye. Miss
E.glsz aye. Rafael goro Dir. W. w.
BsgshaH, william MeEsla. Robert G.
white.
p. c. Bancroft p Eoyes, Edith II.
Tracy. 8. W. Marvin, Rafael TsFo, w.
C. Dudley. ". ". Marshall, c. n.
Eabora. aelsn Gys. Helen Nge. Ro-
her Q. White. George w. Sargent, VII
liam MeKain. Z. Wakefield, w. c. Dud
ley. Fred oEeiner, william G. Brooks,
2. >. Garmany william Ernst. Lucille
&c AraEoa James Wyper. Kari A. M.
kelso.tz. W.n.3m hIaarsr. George T.
g.bh.tts 3. Tibb!tts. A. Marxuaeh. Har
eellns Vnlar. ]. p. Lloyd, r. X Titos,
lillian ~. Ia r. 8 Gray, Z. n. ne
Manns, Aleiandro Rios. NJ. w. Battles,
Magdalsna naGriguez, IT. r. Wright,
jess Are!lagos }. ". Ro1rigucz. MRS,
fsi.ea Takamlae, Rafael RIOS, II
W. zht Eizahsth ciiswe3, Mrs George
p. ccdraa j.. L. ". PoEaeroY. G. :,
Iaeilaa. A. s.ehsl, T. Meinholi Fred
z. Eall. q. AlsEder Henry G. Fischer,
fEane!ss0 Barges. Jose NJ. Ricss, Geor
Sc H. Davis. Philip a. Reata. Leo
tsitseh. A. Vlesea. l. T.. Badamer,
Charles We're j.. A..nael Montllla, I.
8. IIaFs.s. ~ a Folwsa. 7. Cans ".
G. Fa-r. y GLADYS Caldsr6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
EL PEpT0-MANGAN
CONSERVA La
SANGRE PURA
LOS NINoS EN- LA EDAD DE GRE
GER NECEsITAN TENER SIEMPRE
GRAN CANTIDAD DE GLoEULos
ROJos EN- LA sANGRE

Craado el cuerpo joven esta Crecien-
do, los niflos sienten con frecEencia de-
bilidad. Tan6o los niios como las nj
mas juegan muchas veces con exceso y
ESQ les cansa el sistema. Sc vuelven
palidos, enfernizos y d6biles. Pierden
el apetito, sienten languidez y 10 pue-
Gen hacer progreso alguno eli la es-
cuela. Aquello de 'tCrecer domasiado
sprisa" es Muchas veces yeraad. Es
punto muy impcrtante el conservar la
salud de los ninos sienpre e. ell mejor
estado possible.
EI Pepto- -Mangan conserva Ia sangre
pura. Aumenta eI nlmero de g.6balos
rojos de la sangre. Estos gl6bolos son
los que propcrcionan oxigero vital a
todas las parties del cuerpo Y hacen
radiar dc juventud a los muchachos;
les dan buenos coIores y mantionen siem
pre- ell espiritu despejado. Sc rende en-
forrna liquida o en- tabletas en- todas
las boticas. FL nombre Pepto .Margan
de ''Gude" complete va i1rpfeso en-
cada paquete. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
DEspE NUEvA YORK

El tsan Lorenzo'' trajo los siguien-
tes pasajeros:
a. B. Alling, Suzanne S. Beatty, H.
P. Bellows, MRS. S. H Prown, Mrs. Ar
thur O. Brady, G. T.. Cheney, B. Che
ney, H. G. Cheney, Richard Eagles, Mrs.
F. H. Ellis. Anna G.. Foley, Fred Fleck,
j. J. Gleason, j. w. Gleason, F. w.
Hoadley, w. T. Morton, P. H Mccarthy,
George Z. Percy, G. z. Pierce, Mrs.
Frank Rawle, Chas. selvage, II. selv-
age, Mrs. II. 3. seikel Alice J. War
den, Mary A. Wilson, R. NJ, Chas. Whit
ney, Dorothy N. whitney, F. E. An
Gruss, Frank D. Andruss, NJ. Aronovitz.
Winthrop Bancroft, Charles G.. Ban
croft, E. Benish, Jose Castro, Juan u.
Cepero, H Kinsley Draper, Ella S. Dra-
per, Marie Draper, H. w. Dieck; Jr.,
G. w. Duignan, Robt. Dunn, H. Mar
lew, Francisco NTatanzo, j. M. Masque,
P. III. Natheson, j. M. AIercader, Joseph
Et2n5elschn j. Walter Mills. P. r.
EEonge, H. D. Murphy, James T. Mul-
queen, 7. Nieves, L. Padro, John S.
Phelps, G. Pr3e5o, Manuel Fernando,
Mrs. E. Ferrer, Joseph w. Freeman, J.
3. Grevatt, Pierre Gregory, Pillar Cue
rra, Mark Kellog, L. A. Keen, Muriel
Xavier, orloff Lake, Everett L. Lewis,
S. 3. Leonard, Hymen Lipshires, Car
melo Quinones, Martina Rosario, J.
Rosenstadt, Salvador Rullan, E. Mufiez
de Robert, w. Sexton, E. G.. Sexton,
Angelita soler, A, L. Sylvester, Arthur
w. Stanley, J. Frank staley, William
stroop, L. Toro, Isidoro Tejada, L. Z.
We'll Herbert NJ Wright.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
EZFuBIcIoN AGRIcoLA EN
JUEcOs

81 Ga Q de sbFil sc neyara q efec-
% en el barTlo Mango. Dc Juacos, la
eshlhiel1R anaal agricOla con Ell m &c
pstssrtaF Al pablies los di tiHtOs pro-
fuetes e.ssehades e. los huertts esco-
Iaes y en- algunos dom5sticos, ateRdidos
f.sr niles de kas egcnelas. Il local es-
eesiGo para tal sshih.c.6n O. Ia es. uela
del barrie Mango.
Ia impoEtancia que rsvi-te Ia Rsis-
tece.a q un aet3 De esta indois SO de-
cuoe. paF eu2nto cue e. asunto de Ia
agF.eEltuEa cue tan intimamonte ssta
igado a e. e. sl problema Cue mas
dsbs iIteEssaT Fl pueblo. De sU incre-
Weato y progrozo depsnde el bienes;ar
da "a isla.
pqgnks de IA exhib!el6n habra una
fssmhlea. en u enaI Sc tFaeraa a re
iee.r asansos &c veEdaaero inter . para
q Egtienltor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
Ell sENoR MAURICE WARM

Aver 5uvimos el gusto de saludar en-
esta redacci6n al muy prestigioso y cul-
to cabalero frances senior Maurice
Varin representante de la acreditada
casa "Labourdette y Co.. de Paris, Is
que goza de I'm vasto cr6dito en- los
mercados Gle America Esta famosa
casa, cuyos intereses assume Ell seiior
Varin, cuenta a6emas entire otras M
merosas representations con la L. T
Piver, la famosa casa de perfumeria
francesa, asi como los productos Gle
sales y aguas de Vichy, tan populares,
por su excelencia, en- este pals Y los
sueros y vacunas Pasteur que consti-
tuyen la Ultima palabra en- el mundo
de la medicina
Reiteramos al senior yari,J quien
permanecera en- Puerto Rico algtln
tempo, nuostro cordial saludo de bien-
venida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
KUEyo HEEEDEEo

Al hggaE ds nuestgo sstimaao amigo
doa Fernando bsoyct, alto empleado de
a. easa ''Bal ester Hermanoa" del CO.
Hierc.o de eta plaza, ha llegado un ro-
bult0 bebe. 81 eual viens a aumentsI
IA dicaa y IA algeria, cue son patri-
m0Ri9s del venEuEo-o hogaT de EOS es-
poses EoEst stFHch
III naavo hsgsdeFo sera IN naeiona-
Esta fuFibuaio. siguiendo, desds lus
60 las ideas Dc fu aeaor padre, que o.
como ss sabe, un indepeadentists
'outrancs"
Felieitamss q los distiAguidOs espo-
sos. dezesndo ana vida yenturOsa a
Ansv9 psEteEsiaueio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30

enc un pals, bajo Ia bsndera amerca-
"a, no paede gobernarse sin una Sc
rie O. lsyes aue sean norma cuadran
70 del aue dc los que gobiernan. Po-
demos, sin ambaies, pensar que este pc
F.0so de actividaa no sea sino IN pc
g.edo ia pEueba para al pueblo porto
rFiqueao, como tal, una manera segu-
- de eanoceg el gradO de eapacidad,
enegsis. disposition moral, desarEollo
positive de IA personalidad de este
pneblo. Un pueblo que careeiera de es-
t2s canaieiones, no Podrla pedir el de-
Eecho de TIA gobisrno. Para mantcner
tsl g9b.erno seria neeesario demostrar
cue 80 sabe apreeiar 81 aleance v Sc
sabe defender, en- caso de atentado 81
el pals aeeptaEa los errovas como cosa
Gagraaa y eoIo eosa, por 10 mismo. indis
eutlhls, seguraments ore no estaria en-
eaRaeidad para gohernarse, porque en-
eualqnieE m0mento quedaria a expensas
dc ultFajes y paziones. LRchar con al
ma fnerte contra 10 Que Sc eonsidera
inaeeptahle. En- vsrtnd de sd ilegalidad,
es demaatEaF Que = tiene Ia necesaria
freFxa moral para encargarse Dc Ia obra
agEgema a. uaa a1iainis.Eaei6a v dc IN
eotieraa. 10 mode cue, pog nal cue ve-
amos sz.ss caestieEes. habremos dc con-
veaeenos as one son gnateria de II rea-
ildaa. rs el heeho experimental que di.
ee que a Puerto Rico eziste suaeienta
enteEega do earaetsr para formar los
clmleHtos de 81 personalidad juridica
T. deer. que tiene hornbres para 60
besnsrss, puesto cue sahea defenderse
Dessraciado de aqnel pueblo Que en- las
graves circnnstaneias baja IA eabeaa
- reslgna. 0 capituia. Estos pueblos son
slmples organizacionss dc eselavOs: ma
terra para "a servidumbre y vergiienza
nara Il hnmanidad
Fellx MATOs BEnNIER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
nEDUccIoN DE JoREAIEs

Dehl4s . Il sltnae.6n en- aae So en-
tneatea Il pFeeso asl agncag, jos Gen.
tra'istas de IA iuTadcc6n Dc Ponce,
rantienen q iornal &c sua pcoGss a se-
tsAta cinco eentavos. Los patrones
aiegan are ns paeasn pasar ESs Ia
vida de los chresos ostA sicnia cada
eia mas lauentable, pass con el sueldo
eas geslaea hoy ~ paeden nenar todas
.as HecaAtGaGes del hosar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
Gel MUNDO" EN- PONCE

NUestro correspoasal en- Ponce nos CO.
munica que la information publicada
en- Ell HIUNDO acerca de la entrevista
verifcada entire cl Gogernador y los Sc
nadores por el distrito de Guayama, ha
producido una impression agradable y Sc
cree ALI que dentro de breve tempo
empezara una epoca de rectifcacionea
por parte del Executive en- benefcio del
partido de la mayoria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
Los sueIdOS de los macs
tTOS de Puerto Rico

Hace dias viene circulando cen in
s.stencia la desagradable not;,ta, de
cue "a Com:si6n Econ6mica RE Puerto
Rico ha rebajado los sueldo5 &c los
ruaestros Gle nuestras escuelas publicas.
A nuestro entender, la rebaja do les
suicides de HECHO cstaba va decretasa
por cuanto el Art. de la Ley No. 40,
aprobada Ell 80 de junio de 1921, dice
como sigue: ''Los sueldos de todos los
fu1cionarics y empleados del Gobierro
Jnsplar, con exception de aQuellos fla
dos por "a Ley organica, y los de los
Jefes de los Dapartamentos, los cuales
ro obtuvieron ningdn aumento de acuer
60 con la Ley No. II de IL de mayo
de 1919, sERAN BEBAJADOs. para
oi ano econ6nico 1922 -23. =.
La disposition de nuestra Asamblea
Legis-2tiva decretando la rebaja de los
suicides Ia palpamos y por ESQ g ficmpo
cuisines tratarla con Ia direction y
ante la Asamblea de nuestra Asocia-
cl6n, para que s:guiera esta IL senda
Gao lbs Maes:ros, conocedoreS de la
s,tCac:ol, le trazara. Nuestra slplica
fr5 desoida entonces, con las vanas es
pe-arza3 dc ser stendidos huE.;ldemen
tie por Ia Comisi6n Econ6n.ca de Puer
to Rio. ''Y, que hara Ia Comisi0n Eco
n5mica dc Puerto Rico respecto a los
sueldos de los masstros?'', fu5 esta
IEestra pregunta. FL tempo ncs la. con
testa como 10 pensa.2mo3 nosc.ros en-
aQue! entonces. SencilIamense, DEsOIR
nueStras peticiones, y procedcr al REA
JUSTE de los sueldos tai y como 10
prescribe el nlisIno Art. 2 de la 1nisTna
ley, cuando dice: Para hacer el REA
JUSTE de los sueldos de los empleados
dc acuerdo con esta disposition. (ref6
ra8e, acknowledgements, la forma que
la Ley prescribe para Ia rebaja de nues
tgos sueldos) y para hacer TN estudio
Gle 1t1dco del presupuesto de Ia isla y
Ge les ingres2s del Tesoro de Puerto
Bico. asi como de cualquier Ora ma
terra. Sc establece por la oraserte una
Ccmisi6n, cue Sc ccnponara de once
piiembros &c Ia Asamble2 Logislati-
va
A nrestro satender, NO cs la Co.
MS, on Economica la encargada de en-
l2cadar la Ley de Presupuesto. sINO
la enca~gada dc REAJUSTAR Ell presu-
pucsto Es por decreto de otra Lay
por medic de la cual Euestrcs sueldos
no son sacrifcadcs.
Luchemos, pues, maestros de Puerto
Rico, ccrca &c los Poderes Executive
Legislative, haei6ndoIes comprender
la arnenaza que encierra la rebSia de
ios suicides dc los maestros, para 81
buen pueblo de Puerto Rico, amanto
de Ia instruction de la cual Sc le priva
ria; adernas del acto de TNJUSTTCIA
cue cnmeterfan con los tan ilamados
mil veces "SALVADORES DE LA PA
TEsTA'', al somet6rsenos a I'm "modus
v4vendi', jamas compatible con "a la
bor fsclfnda que realizamos al o1tirpar
de nuestros conciudadanos la ignoran-
cia en- que Sc encuentran.
Lsuchemos! Haya FIRMEZA en- nues
tres propoeitcs NEestra causa es la
Gran causa de nuestro pueblo. Luche-
rlos! E7ya CONFTANZA ell les al5os
podcres. Haya UNION, SOLIDARI-
DAD. Luchemos ST, LUCHEMos!
Virgilio BRUNET.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
ENFERMEDADEs oCURRIDAs EN-
LA ISLA

Durante la scmaGa que termin6 el dia
IS del co-riente hubo en- Puort1 Rico
las a-guentes enferl{ sdades por po-
Llaciones:
tuberculosis: Aguadilla 2, Aguas
Buenas 1, Arroyo 1, Arecibo ! Baya-
mon 2, Cidra 1, Gagras 5, Catano 2,
Cayey 10, Fajardo 2, Guaynabo 1 Jun
COS 8, Naranjito 2, Ponce 4, Q1ebEadi-
las 2, San Sebastian 2, San Juan is, y
Vega Alta 2.
PaIndismo: Barros 3, Cayey 1 Ma
ran'ito j, Ponce / y San Juan 1,
Tifoidea: AEasco 6. y San Juan /.
sarampi6n: Aguas Buenas 7. Cidra
:, Jusna Diaz 5. Ponce /, San Juan 2,
Yabucoa 1.
Tos ferina: Cid1a 2. Cayey 1. Come
rio l, Gurabo s, Naranjito T. Salinas l,
: Yabucoa 5.
Stills cutanea: Rio Grande I. san
Juan 10, Vega Alta 1.
Difter1a: Bayam6n 2.
T6tano infantil: san Juan / y va
hucoa 8.
Uncinaria; San Juan 3.
Lepra: San Juan. 1.
Parotiditis: viequea l.
Tlacoma: Vieques /.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30
Ell PoETA ToRREGRosA

Fl quito poeta dc Carolina, don Fer
nando Torregrosa, tOmara parte, como
representante de Carolina, en- la Asam-
blea Nacinalista de Ponce.
Nuestro amigo nos inform6 ademas,
que 81 no esta conforme con las ma
Iifestaciones one hicieron en- Ell MUM
DO de aver pEominsntes hderes de Ia
Union. x .29 -
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Cuando usted visite San
Juan hOspedese en-
La CAFETERIA
pENUNcIADo roE LA PoL1cIA

Ha si5o denuneiado por Ia policia de
San Juan ell indiyiduo conrado Monta-
aez, a Cuien SC 10 acusa dc haber AGO.
metido y agredido en- ell barrio MAN
gle", a Cayetano Mojica, causandois
una heylda con una chaveta Gle zapate-
70. Despues de cometer Ell dehto, COnra-
DO Sc di6 a Ia fuga.
La Corte municipal ha librado un man
damiento de arresto el cual ha sido en-.
tregado les detectives Fernando En-
earnaci6n. Cuando Conrado sea captu-
rado, tendra que prestar una fiarza dc
$500.