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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
BUSINESS IS BETTER AND IMPROVEMENT AT STEADY PACE
ARise in Price of Farm Prod uCts Encouraging Feature in Improvement, Says
 w. H. Kettig

"Bsiness is undoubtedly better and the swing to further improvement is steady one" said w, IT. Kettig, vice chairman of the Sixth Federal Re serve bank
 particularly encouraging Is the higher price being paid for numbers of farm products especially wheat and corn. This is good for. the west and means that the west will soon be in the purchasing markets When th section enters the markets in a big way the entire country will feel the effects.
 "The advance in industrial secur- ities is another very clear indication that the best brains of the country have confidence in the early future. Yfhe men of means, who are now buy ing securities. are doing so because they see better times coming. They \ sense greater earnings by the in dustrial corporations, which. in turn will be reflected in further advances of the securities. By the time the greater earnings have appeared and stocks have risen in accordance with the earnings. they will have reaped their profit
 "The buyers of industrial secur- ities are not waiting for good busi- ness to be an ascertained fact before investing, but they invest just ahead of good business so as to reap the difference between the low and the high price of the securities that will be marked up. after earnings are again at normal.
 Brains and wealth of the country sense the improved conditions and the steady improvement to come and that is why they are investing their money in Securities now. They are planting, in order to reap"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19

The board of revenue has agreed to expend half of the construction cost amounting to s250.1o8,62 on behalf of the county and the city will be asked to appropriate the remainder of the money required to construct tho projects According to a report by committee from the real estate exchange appointed some time ago to investigate the matter. tho property abutting the proposed roads win be subject to an assessment by the city of S215,211.42. The remaining ss4,- S97.2o will probably be appropriated by the commission from the general fund If it is decided to go ahead with the work. Further conferences will be held between the board of revenue and the city commission to work out the matter.
 The roads which the city will be asked to join the county in build ing, all of which are inside the city limits, include South Bessemer con
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
GLEE CLUBJ0 SING
 AT COMMUNITY MEET

The Birmingham Southern college Glee club is winding up its last week of local engagements before starting on the southern Alabama and Florida tour. Three recitals will be given by the club this week. it was said by w.. H. Hale, manager.
 This afternoon the college singers will be heard in several numbers at the Community sing at the Lyric. Tuesday evening they will sing in Avondale. and Friday evening they will appear before the students of Howard college. singing in the audi torium out at the Bapust institution
 The Birming ham Southern club has been giving local engagements all about town for the Apast few weeks, and has made . Init" oh every oc- casion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
NEW LEGION POST
 WILL BE ORGANIZED

A new post of the American Legion will be organized this after noon at o'clock in the auditorium of the Chamber of Commerce, it was announced by James J. Jackson.
 There are many real benefits to be derived by the ex-service men and women in association to gether un- der the banner of the American Le- zion. There are many things that the new post can do for its members. There are many things that the vet erans thoroughly organized can do for the community in which it is incated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19

When moonshine and other Kinds of liquor falls into the hands of Sheriff J. c. Hartsfield's men it flows down sewers and other places in stead of the thirsty throats for which it was intended.
 During recent weeks the sheriffs force has accumulated a fresh supply in their raids on illicit stills. auto mobiles and other liquor sources. When seized, the liquor IS brought to the sheriff's office. where it is kept under lock and key until no 1anger needed as evidence against those arr rested with it.
 When the courts have finished with the liquor it is taken out into the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
PRESS COMMITTEE
 TO MEET WEDNESDAY

A meeting of the executive com mittee of the Alabama Presss asso- ciation is called for Wednesday, Feb ruary p, by w. T. Hall, president.
 The purpose for the meeting is to fix the date for the next annual meeting of the association and the place where 1t will be held. The ex- ecutive committee will convene at Montgomery.
 Members other than those of the executive committee are invited to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
ALLEGED DAMAGES ASKED

Alleging that she was made vio- lently i'll by swallowing a bug which was in a fruit sundae served to her al defendants place of business at Nineteenth street and Second alley Rosebud McNeil filed suit in circuit court yesterday against the Nunnally Candy company for s2, 800 damages.
 According 10 the allegations of the complaint the alleged negligent acts of the defendant complained of took place January 16, 1922.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19

Miss Peterson. She declared that she had beard some splendid reports on tEe condition of the local cotton mills and was most anxious to visit and inspect them. Miss Peterson stated that from what she had learned Ala bama, and particularly the Birming- ham district had cotton mills of which it should be duly proud Mem bers of the delegations here to make the survey are Mrs. Mildred Flaw : kins, Miss Edna Kuhnert, Miss Eliza beth Benham and Miss Nary Turner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19

A complete investigation will be made which will probably take be- tween six and eight weeks, when a report will be sent to Washington of the work done here.
 This party has just completed an investigation and survey in Georgia, South Carolina, Kentucky and Nir- ginia Among the things to be in- vestigated will be working hours and conditions uRlier which the women of the state are working, according to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
 WARMER WEATHER IS PREDICTED FOR TODAY

Warmer weather for today is the weather mans promise. with little indication of rain except the day will be cloudy, while the ther- mometer readings for the next 24 hours will not change materially.
 Temperature for the past 24 hours; Highest GO and lowest 40 degrees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
Track RemoUaL and Street Lights 10 Be Considered
 At Joint Conference
Commissioner Harrison Will Meet With Officials of Power Company Tomorrow Official Be
 lieves Agreement Will Be Reached

the track of the Birmingham Railway Light and Power side of Twnt street. between First
 
 held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock Commissioner w. L. public utilities invited Pvear president of the Br
  president of the M McAster chief Inspector and George Higgins light inspector to attend the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19

jail yard and under the supervision of the officials is poured out. Large quantities of the contraband liquor have fallen into the hands of the sheriff and his men recently and at certain periods the business of pour ing il out of the receptacles in which it was stored is gone through with.
 Most of the liquor that falls into the officers hands Is of the moon shine variety but every now and then they lay hands on some of the stand ard brands that make the mouths of old heads water when they think about its going to waste. However, under the law there is no place for it except the sewer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19

ordered by him since he took office.
 Street lights are the best protec- tion that can be given the people Mir. Harrison stated, and many re- quests have been made for them dur ing the past few months. In his opinion. some agreement can be reached whereby the Birmingham m Railway, Light and Power company will begin installing these lights inn mediately,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19

At the same time some plan will
 be worked out whereby an agreement may be reached and the number of street lights ordered will be installed by the company According to Com missioner Harrison, the company is behind between 400 and 800 lights, which have been ordered installed by the city. Of this number about 150 were ordered in by the former com mission and more than 25o have been
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
Women From U. 5. Bureau or Labor to Investigate Working Conditions Here
Five Representatives Make Extensive Survey of Dis trct and Report to Washngton-Wor< Is in
 Charge of Miss Agnes Peterson

Five representatives from the bureau of the United States labor arrived Birmingham yesterday afternoon and will begin of working conditions employed in the Alabama These charge Miss Agnes Peter director from the department Alabama the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
City and County Plan for PaUing of FiUe Projects
Joint Work of 1872 Miles of Roads in City Limits Ma
 Be Done in Near Future-Engineers Report

containing 161z miles, which
 probably jointly the city and county will amount $50O21724 of Claude J. Rogers county highway engineer Hawkins city joint meeting of the and the board of yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
The First National Bank
 of Birmingham, Ala. Statement December Slst, 1921

Loans and discounts Is.44s.4ss.42 0verdrafts ...... 1,9s4O9 U. s. bonds (par) .... 1,5o0. .0oo.0o U S. Treasury certificates. 433,532.60 Liberty loan bonds . S15,772.6s State of Alabama bonds... 7s,1o0.o0 bank " '.t... ~ ~ so.oOo.OO Other stocks and bonds. ,0s2,5T9.e3 Banking house ....I. 25o.0oe.0e Interest earned not eol- leeted s..s.sssss.ssss.s AtsAA In vault ...s 75s.sai.os With banks. 3,459,oST.Ss With U. s. With
 Federal
 Reserve
 bank ..... z.3e7.o34.ss- s.es5.ss5-Si
 sso.44O.sss.ls
 LiahHitisa Capital stock ............& 1900. .Ooo.Oo Surplus and profits ,..... 2.166,o52.2S Reserved for taxes ....... s4,S66.06 Circulation ........... 1,AO0.ooo.0o Dividends unpaid --...... 45,o00.00 Interest collected. not earned ..............., 14s.4s9.so Deposits Individual .s22.14s.s727s Bank .... 2,5es.209.Ss U. s. .... 1S6.526.43 Federal Reserve Blk. Atlanta, Fiscal Art. z2O.sz1oo- 25.1o2,os
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
GEO. w. WILLIAMS
 DIES AT SEATTLE

News has been received here of the death of George W. Williams, which occurred in Seattle. Wash., on Fe6ru- ary IS. 1922.
 Mir. Williams canne from aspsODeer family Of this cOunty and Is survived by his widow. two sisters and two brothers: Mrs. Ella Weaver, ok East Lake; Mrs. William Vznn, Bnsieyi Walter williams, Bessemer; and Ho- mer wIiIlama. Of Los Angeles, Cal.
 hr. sr1rrr rErInnInEsIn AI.I..nNH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19

nection, 1H miles: Pratt City con- meeting Adamsviile road, miles; Mt. Ptnson connection, zh miles, Wood lawn to Gate City, miles, Fairfield 10 Fairview. 2h miles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
UN Ex1T0 SECURE

I'm exito SECURE auguramos al teatro
America esta noche con Ia exhibition
conpleta de la pelicula "Atlantida'',
que hasta ahora SO habia exhibido ell
dos noches EN- toda IA isla.
FL interes dc esta bellisima obra Be
duplica al poderse admirar totalmen-
to ell nna noche, estamos seguros dc
cue un pdblico rumeroso ira a aplaudir
"a belIisima Napierkowska, la volup
tuosa ANTINEA, que demostrara una
vez mas como ella sabe conquistar a los
hombres y desecharlos luego que los ha
amado, como Sc desecha I'M libro que
uno ha terminado de le@.
Esta pe'icula Sc ha estrenado recien
temente en- Nueva York con Ell tftulo
dc Missing HusbanAs'', obtsniendo
un ruidoso triunfo en- esa metr6pon. Ell
donde hoy Sc lee la novela con tanto
ahinco como en- Europa en- afios pasa-
dos, habiendo alcanzado mayor niimero
de ediciones que ninguna otra novc,a
contemporaries
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
La Constructors del
N -
HOgar
yENrA DE BoNos H1PoTEcARIos

Ell dia 16 de diciembre de 1922, .
las 3 dc la tarde, en- las oficinas de Ia
Association, San JuSto No. 2, altos del
National City Bank, Sc llevara efec-
tc la venta en- publica subasta de
$4,000, EN- bonos hipotecarios de Ia
Association de 500 .cada uno los que
deyengaran interes a raz6n de 8 por
ciento annual pagaderos por semestres
yencidos en- los dias 1 de Enero y
6e Julio de cada alo, siendo dicho5
honos amortizables por sorteo dentro
tse diez amos contados de la fecha de
sEs emission.
Ell Banco Territorial y Agricola do
Puerto Rico Sc ha constituido en- trus-
tee representanto do los tenedores
de bonos. habiendo sido transferidas
favor de dicho Banco treinta hipote-
cas- Spor vaior de S65, 900 sobre propie-
dades urbanas cuyo valor total es de
Ss5 1000: '-~~
11dSI& cl A1d uOLd dhAAU6 AAuANoASO
81 srecibiran proposiciones por Ell total
Q parte de la emission EN- pliegos cerra.
Cos dirigidos en- esta forma:
sr.s Presidente de Ia Association ia
l. Constructors del Hogars
Proposition para la compra de bonos,
, San Juan, p. R, sgs sac
Las proposicioncs debsran venir
acompaiadas de un cheque certifcado
favor de La Constructors del Hogar,
por una cantidad igual a un por
ciento del importe de los bo1ios por los
que Sc hace proposition. La Construc-
tora del Hogar Sc reserva ell derecho
de, rechaSar todas, o algunas de las pro.
posiciones que reciba. go
Para mayor information pueden oil
rigirse los interesados al Vice Presi-
dente Sr. Jose E. Benedicto, 80 Brau
St, P. o. Box 542, San Juan P. R.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
ATENEo puERroRRtoUEuo
LA PE Y LA CIENcIA

Segundo prcmio: io:-Emilio ]. Pasarell.
En- Ell certanlen recicntomeIite cele-
brado por ell Ateneo Puertorriquefio So
bre el tema s'De 81 es razonable cree
sin comprender,' fueron galardonados
tres trabajos de los once que asistioron
al concurso.
va Sc recibi6 en- ell Ateneo nota of
cial con los nombres dc los tres auto
res favorecidos. La ''menci6n espe-
cial'' creada por los Jurados, la obtu-
vo Ell seiior P. Juan Garcia con su tra-
bajo lemado LA Fe en- Todo." Esta
obra obtuvo tambi6n votos para los
dos premios del concurso. Ell segundo
premio Sc le adjudic6 por mayoria don
Emilio J. Pasarell, de Ponce, por TN
trabajo cuyo Jena dice: ''Hagamos
ell Esfuerzo'; ell primer premio, tam
bien por mayoria, 10 gan6 la compost
ci6n lemada: LA Fe, Yo la Conozco.''
Ell autor de esta Ultima obra es Ell ac-
tual Cura Parroco de Humacao, Pbro
Juan Rivera.
Ell sciior Garcia reside en- San Ger
man, una de las ciudades mas viejas
de America, en- cuyo ambiente parece
que flota ann el espiritu mistico de las
viejas edades.
N4s
La obra del senor Pasarel dispute
tambien Ell primer premio.
Pronto Sc procedera al otorgamiento
do los premios consistentes en- apropia-
dos diplomas y la suma de trescientos
dolares donados por el patrocinador del
concurso Excmo. senior don Manuel Con-
zalez.
Oportunamente Sc dara a.conocer los
trabajos al phblico, primero en- lectura
Oh ell ndsmo Ateneo. y luego probable
mente en- forma dc libro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
UNA BR1LLANTE coNrERENc1A

Ell distinguido caballero don Pablo
Morales Cabrera, maestro superior dc
la "Universidad de Puerto Rico '
autor de varias obras literarias, ha te-
nido la cortesia dc enviarnos un folle-
to de su conferencia que acerca del Lii
bertador Simon Bolivar, lego en- el sa-
lon de actos de la Universidad.
La conferencis esta escrita eli un
lenguaje brillante, de frases beIlas, de
pensamientos austeros v dignificadores
hacia la personalidad heroica del lii
bertador.
Ell autor, en- las 3s paginas que de-
dica al estudio de las actuaciones de
Bolivar, revela un profundo conocimien
to de historic de venezuels.
Damos las gracias don Pablo MO
rales Cabrera per su obsequio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
EsCANDALO

En- Ell barrio Coto de Laurel, de Pom
ce, formaron un fuerte escandalo los
individuos. Ramon Galita, Amador Gar
cia, Antonio Torres, Migue! Leon, ANA
dor Garcia y Carlos vazquez, quienes
Sc encontraban en- estado de embria-
gucz. Algunos yecinos, alarmados por
el caracter. que iba tomando Ia, reyer.
Ia. llamaron precipitadamente la
po'iciaJ j
FL capitap Chapct varios guardias
q sus 6rdenesI acudieron on eli acto al
sitio de- Ia rHla, aaTcstando a les aibo-
rotadores. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
RegalOs aLaSDamas

La casa de Gonzalez Padin & co.
rcgalara durante Q. presente mes de
diciembre toda sehora seforita que
compre en- su popular establecimientc
IN FLAcoNETTE CON LOS cELE
BRADos PERFUMES DE coTY, una
rastilfs del rico jab6n HEEL DE VA
CA de Crusellas & Co. que conserva ..
cutis suave y fragante, que ha dado
taina mundial la mujer cubana QUO
10 usa preferentemento. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
CONFERENCE.-THE CON Ell CONF
sIoNADo DEL INTERIOR

En- su caraeter de Representatives la
Camara visito, aver al comisionado del
Interior, el ider socialists, Sr. Epifa-
nj Fiz, con el prop6sito, segdn nos di-
10, de solicitar dc dicho funcionario, ell
arregIo Immediate dc la carretera que
ccnduce de Catano a Bayam6n.
Seg1n informes, Mr.. Wilson manifes-
to al Sr. Fiz, que ell citado camino Sc
ria arreglado Embellishments
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13

No imports que vd lleve grandes
ashajas rico vestido v magnffco SOM
brero; 81 no lleva un buen par de "a
patos, ira NAL vestida.
visite "Ila Favorita''. San Justo 81,
y completsra su toilette con un ele-
gante par de zapatos dc los que para
estas fiestas esta recibiendo.
Jose LENA & Co. "La Fayorita''.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
Los HEREDERos DE BCEfA 1sA-
BEL opPENHEIMER coBRAN
$4,000

e. conocido caballero don Luis Ben
goches. representantc do la Compafiia
de Seguros 'The Manufacture Life
ms. Co., de Estados Unidos, hizo en-
trega anteayer, a los herederos de Ia
distinguida dana doiia Isabel oppen
heiiner viilda do Santiago, tiltimamente
falIecida en- Nueva York, do un che
que por Ia sulna de cincuenta mil do
lares, cantidad por la cual cstaba ase-
gurada Ia DANA extinta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
EN- yUNcos

Nuestros amigos Sc sentiran verda-
deramente regocijados al saber que
para estas navidades les tenemos gran
des sorpresas con ell nuevo surtido de
prendas y efectos propios para rega,os
V les suplicamos no hagan sus compras
sin antes visitar nuestra joyeria,
DINET Y PACHECO. s''a
Plaza Baldorioty, San Juan p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
In una extenSa Opl-
ni0n eI Juez...
sUonanusci6n de l. Ia Sss.l

jores cigarros que las fabricas del pals
pueden producer, fueron enviados a
ambos, especialmente marcados para
clos.
Declara tambieh la Corte que las
carceles de la isla estan bajo la exclu,
silva competenia del Gobierno Insu,ar,
y la Corte Federal no tiene control =
ninguno sobre elias, por 10 que dicho
Tribunal aunque impotente para evi-
tar la gloriicacion del Sr. Pesqucra
por sus amigos admiradores, durante
los 40 dfas que ha de cumplir tratara
de hacerle dificil esos amigos ad
miradores Ell glorificar al Sr. Pesquera.
por 10 que Ia Corte ordena que los 40
dias impuestos al acusado sean cumpli
COS por este en- la carcel de Mayagiiez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
FL DIQUE ROTO

la anSiedad dominando potenciaS
que coaIgaron para desuir fuerza podeosa Ell
centro del veio contnente poda serv
de conens6n de puebo sembarbaos del Onte
tene su raz6n Henos de mas caos los puebos
qe en- u oento de general convuson habIan de unrse
nvadir la civilization de Europa.
Esta ansiedad perfectanente azonabe 0uzas
de Franca aceptar Ell desarme de
Aeania Una coa6n de Aemania las giones de Russia
estas las de la Russia asaca bastane para pro
debe eposcon de las uerzas perddas la
tccion de la hacienda la reconstruction civil de la v Re-
Esta question trascendente que aIguna.
que mas mpor aora es la paz sobre bases
arregar despues todo que deconcero Sin d
da tegua ha mpuesto la reex6n hasta certo punto
mso tenor concto de mayores tormentos que Ell
terror para transaction:
Sc reazara 81 obsnan los potcos dgentes obte
venajas excesivas de Ultima guerra, anquIar
pueblo aeman que dcho paso deara eguramen
anquar para clio precise todo
Ianzando sus rayos arnenazadores sobre su terroro
Una irrpcion de las Rsias de aIarma general
para e ndo este tendria NADIA exrao encontra
obsAeuOs stun estado grave pesente
los arfegos buenos peitos reza proverbo Este
casus be sera mas que una guerra entire nacones e avan-
tera desarroo La sera 10 del
bao nIuencia perncosa de ideas que que
LAS hcub6 han fracasado oma astoa por aa de
los ceentos seIecconado deban mpanarIas Hay
tener pesente Russia Esado consoidado
Russia Sc nrian fuerzas afnes ben ha visto
de IDEAS regOsas 81 origen, cosbres, mchas
dadades pueblo ndoIe asiatica Russia mas
asatca que euopea aunque quiera dec Nj Ell regimen
limpsal csaRo" aunque 10 fueran jefes ell reg
bocheyique conste tomamos ell termino como
5lo debe Anbos Gar
Esado absorbe todo derecho neec-
a anbos enen races profundas ell sangrado
gatvo de la babae En- guerra, Russia enraria
contenda mismos msos fanatismos
de escuela social mas despreocupacones la
ectdad hana cya bandera ha qIerido cbrir Esa
sea ia debace Emilio ZoIa, sino los docnarios
de Lenine
La pasada rompi0 e dnicO dque que podia conte
monlento supreme al urioso hormiguero oriental
vacar sno de transgr hasta todo propa grave
dad, Sc nornaIce.
Las noticias estamos ecibieno estos da son
desconsoadoras Elias serendad espitu
proxios dele dneada conducta
staoora todos los contendtas. Esto 10 PRACTICE
ben de humandad fanquidad del mundo Una
Sc egue buenos aego la sincerdad que las
circunsanCas generates todos los mercados abrran
confanza EXTERIOR odas las negocacones haaran facades
la circulation Gle poductcs competara bienesta
bios esan pendenes de los arregos de la dpIomaca
han confado destinos vida muerte.
Todos los que estimamos las ventaas de paz,
advennento, sobre stas razonabIes
faz de los aconecnentos Tai ell pego eche
las bases. Elm los difces que
paa saben sacricar parte de pasone
eiempo de ecuanmdad de cvsno de sodaridad
Quienes egar esos extremes generosos
bnes sbran tapoco gobernar ell acieto
Aguardemos Ultima paIaba patro.
tisno, que senpre es la mas soIemne.
Felix MATos BERNiER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
Los BELLos cALENDARIos

Los conocidos comerciantes ''Jos4
M. Gomez y Co.., de Ponce, propie-
tarios del establecimiento "The Elec-
trio Store" y vendedores de toda Ga
Sc de efectos electricos, han tenido la
amabilidad de enviarnos dos preciosos
calendarios para ell 1928.
Agradecemos Ell obsequio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
MUERTE REPENTINA

En- la Gale de Las Flores, de cata-
no. mientTas varios individuos juga~
ban gallos, uno dc ellos, Hilario Cruz
muri6 repentinamente Ell doctor La.
ssaletta, que fu6 llamado ell ol acto,
certified que Cruz habia muerto de un
ataque al coraz6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
IRILhARESi

vendemos toda clase de accessories
para billares, de calidad tnmejorable
a precios sin competencia. Pida precios
y Sc convencera.
SCEILuTER & co. sues.
Tetuan 25 San Juan. r. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
INGERIO vENENO

En- Ell barrio Miranda, de Puerta de
Tierra, Antonio Rivera, SO intoxic6 to-
mando una fuerte dosis de acido mu
riatico. FuS asistido en- la sala de 60
corro Y trasladado .uego al hospital,
en- estado grave.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
cHooUE DE vEHIcULos

En- la calle del Parque, Santurce. un
automovil que guiaba Ernesto Marcs
no, Choc6 con un CAIRO de cuatro
ruedas tirado por un cabal!o que ma
nejaba Eugenio C6rdova, restilt.ndo j
auSomovil con desperfectos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
CoNsAeRAoIoN DE uNA Loe1A

Ell domingo pr6ximo So llevara
efecto en- Toa Baja, los ejercicios dc
conssgraci6n dc la logia "Progreso del
Toa" bajo los auspiciOs de la logia
"Antorcha de San Juan''.
Para el acto, al cual hs sido invita-