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.SALESIANUM ENTRIES IN
FOR INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET

Salesianum Catholic High will COM
pete in class 2, composed mostly OF
Delaware high schools, at the Un!-
versity OF Delaware meet. Friends
Wilmington High. Chester High and
West Catholic High are among those
who are going 10 thrust cards with
the Gold and White. The Eighth
Street school may not carry away any
gold medal, this being the first year
In track and field events. but will make
some of the other athletes step lively.
The entry list OF Salesianum follows:
10o-yard dash-Kerrigan and Micha.
One-mile run-Bartow.
440-yard dash-Lamborn and Ma
lone.
Ss0-yard dash-Wright and Carroll.
Sprint, medley relay-Murray
Micha, Kerrigan and Dolan.
High tump-Kerrigan and Carroll.
Broad jump-Micha.
Shot put-Sheehy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
ANGLERS, GUNNERS
IN CASTING MATCH
Third Annual Event to Take
Place at 18th and Van Buren,
Streets, Friday, May II.

The third annual casting tourna-
ment of the Delaware Anglers and
Gunners Association will be held on
the triangle at Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets. Friday evening. May IL.
at Q y. IN. and Saturday afternoon
May 13 ut ! 80 n. IN. All members
wishing to take part In the tourney
must havo their membership cards
and present them to tho judges
The following rules will govern the
tourney:
Accuracy In Bait Casting.
Three casts at each distance In the
order named. scoring to be rated I'm
or on 30-inch circle 90 count 100
points. Each foot or fraction off the
bullseye 20 count one point off. The
number Of points off divided by the
number of casts. equals tho total
score. Every cast will count. no
fouls allowed. Manner OF casting un-
restricted except with both hands,
I lines restricted to eight pounds test
or heavier to be furnished by the ns-
sociatlon. Distances 4 ounce, 80 40
so. 60 feet; u ounce. 90. co. 20. 80 feet
and y ounce. 10, 80. 80 and 100 feet
Long Distance Casting.
Same rules az In the accuracy con
tests to prevail rs to rod. reel and line
The casts. three in number. will b'
made between stakes so feet apas
from a given point. Casting outsid'
the stakes constitutes foul; a ounce
weight 10 he used the longest OF thrc
casts to count as score
Tho prizes for the different event
win he announced later az they hav
mot yet arrived. The affair will b
in charge OF George r. Burrls, chair
man Of the casting tourney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
DEFIANCE AND ST. HEDWIG'S
PLAY GAME TONIGHT

Defiance and st. Hedwig's Will play
off their game tonight at the Military
Grounds. A heavy downfall last night
about o'clock. forced the cancella-
ton OF last nights game. Managers
Corrigan and Malloy immediately
came together and by mutual agree
ment consented TO play Off the con-
test tonight.
Freddy Clarke will be the selection
10 pitch for Defiance in tonigh's fracas
ana as Freddy has always been a
stumbling block to the Saints he is
anxious TO try his skill again. 1t is
likely that "Fuzze" Quinn will direct
| tClarke's assortment.
I Jimmy Malloy will send them over
for st. Hedwig's. and is anxious to
chalk up another win against the
Tenth Warders. Malloy claims him.
self a ink to the Bulldogs, and to-
nights game will be an excellent
chance to bear out that claim. Whalen
will do the receiving. The game will
get under way at 5.45 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
DELMAR WINS.
NJ llIsboro Drops Game In Game Fea.
tured by Lewis Hitting.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delmar. May by good clean hit
ting in tho seventh inning by Delmar
The boys easily won the game from
tho MillsobOro clan, II 10 6 and also
broke n 10 tie. Tho ecoring this
inning was off the delivery Of Lefty
Burton. the 13 year old wonder Of the
Millsboro nino but Il seemed 10 Coach
Roes boys that his old form had left
him.
! Nelson tho lead or man in the GOV
cnth got safe hit and then every
/ body hit The features Of the game
/ WAS the hitting of Locates. who IL
still hitting at n terrific pace and the
steady pitching Of Draper who was
/ tight in the pinches. Jones also hit
VOL. The score:
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Mrs. Anna Coudon Honored.

Beta Review, No. l. has been official
ly notified by the Supreme Command
er. Miss Bina NJ. West, Port Huron,
Michigan. OF the appointment Of Mrs.
Anna Singles Condor. Washington, D.
G.. as State Commander OF Maryland
Delaware and the District OF Column
Dla. Mrs. Condor IS member of Beta
Review and will be the guest Of the re-
view tomorrow evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
DEMPSEY WOULD
MEET WILLARD

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Paris. May Jack Dempsey
heavyweight champion. referring TO
announcements In the United States
that arrangements for a bout between
him and Jess Willard were progressing
feNorsbly. said, today, he would be
glad TO meet Willard again. He was
also ready 20 meet the winner OF the
Carpentier-Lewis bout in London, he
declared
Dempsey said he intended to sail for
NsS York May -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
LAYTON KEEPS CrK TITLE.

BY Arsociated Press 20 Every Evening
sedslis. Mo. May Johnny Law
ton, Of SedaIia, today retained his
worlds champion ship az thre~-cush-
ion billiards after a rather essv vios
tory. 1so 10 1872. over Charles Me-
Court. Of Pittsburg. The homo to-~1
player took last nights final blocs
| 60 20 80. tho beet billiards of ths
three blocks being played. Layton toos
the first two nights play GO 20 - and
/ SO TO 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
H0RBA AT CAMBRIA.

Johnny Horba, the Polish boxer of
this city, who is fighting around Phila-
delphia under the name OF Johnny
Hauber, is booked TO go TO the post
tomorrow night in the main bout at
the Cambria Club. Matty Brooks, a
hard-hitting welterweight, just over
from England. will oppose the local
lad. A good crowd OF Wilmingtonians
will make the trip TO Philadelphia to
see him work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
Red Men to Celebrate.

The local Red Men win observe
Tamina Day on Suoiay. May IA, by
attending in a body the services al
Scott NJ. +. Church. Seventh and
Spruce streets, at 7.30 o'clock. Th,
members will meet at the hall at G.4j
o'clock and march in body TO tn,
chllrab -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
BASEBALL SCORk SHEETS
Aht NOW AVAILABLE

BASEBALL score sheets can now
be obtained at Every Evening
once. Tho managers OF teams
IN aud about the city are urged
90 scnd In their reports of games
~ soon ss possible after their
completion. Every Evening
wants the ncws ~ all baseball
teams and will publish results
~ al contests. Address all COM
muuicstions 20 Sports Editor or
brins the scores 10 the ot'ice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
Up-to- Minute Leading Hitters.
National League.
Game in PhiIa. Tonight.

The st. Thomas or Wilmington club
of this city will play their first game
on foreign soil this evening when they
Journey to Philadelphia to take on the
ST. Barnabas' team Of that place in
a twilight tilt. This will be a Phila-
delphia Baseball Association game
and much depends on the showing
made by the locals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
GAME AT 2.
Dickinson Contest WIN Be Started
Earlier Than Announced.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. May 4--The baseball game
between Delaware and Dickinson on
Frazer Field, University OF Delaware
tomorrow afternoon, will be started at
? o'clock, daylight saving time, in
stead OF 4 O'Clock, daylight saving
time. as previously announced. The
reason for this is that the high school
teachers Of the State hold a conference
here Friday and Saturday and they
are 70 have dinner at the Commons
Friday evening.
The interscholastic field and track
meet on Saturday will start at $50
o'clock. new time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04

Or any other vsri.
Imadee
hook.
To do tho stun that intended
a copybook
BY leading experts recommended
Tho bali tced- the Dad is
glowing nk. smser,
whisper In eachm muscl
a hook-do remember"
nd
As a hp that's snk
some
sory-but l wasn't thinking
I've eeur.cdth thcmto "A turn
Loud cpthcts Ivc kepto rannx
An they never to learn
In OF all m carcfu
yesterday. through aches pains.
a
If brains.
You wouldn't be muscle"
Leading Spring Conferences
? Between the pitcher and catcher with the bases fuu
and a o
Europe. =.
The Offensive Incrcas.
yoar. Athletics
sehsnS srunk. Barry. had n of asa.
A. FOR n. squad
all
Yankee. s's of than
be a o
to the .c home ha, the last
Warning
Dear I've that Washington fair
he its
LII
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his
n
a terrible
all Herds
Of himself
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
BASS LIBERATED.

At the monthly meeting of the Del
aware Anglers and Gunners' Associa-
tion, May ,, the propagation commit
tee reported that 277 bass We're put in
the hatchery pond in the park and
that more VIII be put IN soon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
BEACON WINS.
Saleslanum Stars Forced to Take
short End.

The Salesianum baseball team re-
ceived a Jolt yesterday, when Beacon
defeated them. 4-3, at Eden Park. The
Eighth and West street players were
looked upon as easy winners put
they were disappointed.
Woodan allowed but five hits, while
Dolan for Sales!anum was touched Tor
ten safe ones. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
Games Today and Tomorrow.
AMERICAN IEAGTE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York az Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago.
81. Louis at Detroit.
Washington At Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia AZ New York.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Boston AT Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
"KINNOCKS"
BY Bernie Dane.
Lies Little Paradox-Ed ROM
mel, pitcher Of the As, being
knocked out Of the BOX.


A Professional Menu
Wheat-New York Giants
Rice-Senators.
Hams?-A's.
Now who wishes a HOME PLATE?
This would be an interesting
field meet:
University Of Delaware track
men VS.. Pennsylvania Railroad
trackmen.
Nobody ever heard \ moonshiner
complaining about the Daylight Sav-
Ing act.
1t sometimes seems strange TO
see a "BRITTON" the champion
welterweight Of America.
Some sports wear such LOUD
shirts that you can't hear a word
they say.
LIES Little JOke-An automo.
bile with two hat "shOes."
Some Rockies are like spring. The
more experience they gain the green
er they get.
Pool players ought to make ex.
cellent hnanciers or promoters.
Just think OF all the "banks7 they
make.
After all game Of billiards is very
iexacting: 1872 balk line with one foo
on the floor.
If you fear that you may forget
your friend, why Just lend him q
5 SPOT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

American League.
Athletics, 4 New York, 2.
Boston. S; Washington. 0.
Detroit-St. Louis. rain.
Chicago-Cleveland, rain.
National League.
Philadelphia Brooklyn, not scheduled.
Boston. g; New York. !.
So. Louis. 6; Cincinnati, 8.
Chicago at Pittsburg, rain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
m Surprises Salesianun1; Rain Halts High Game
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK

-
Tonight.
Church League.
First Division.
Westminster va. Second Bap-
list. Baynard No. 4. Umpire
Brittinghsm.
Second Division.
Trinity NJ. r.. VS.. Scott. Rock
ford No. 2. Umpire Rickerts.
Friday.
Church League.
First Division.
West Vs. Brandywine. Bay
nard no. /. Umpire Brittlngham.
Second Division.
First NJ. J.. VS.. Bethany. Rock
ford No. 2. Umpire Rlckertr,
Salesianum vs.. Chester High
School. PeDnsy Field.
Camden vs. Wilmington High.
Baynard Field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04

Salesianum ......,.... -
Earned runs, Beacon. 2; Salesianum. /.
Two-base hit. Gillespie Struck out. by
Woodall. 10: by Dolan, 10. Left on bases,
Beacon. 0; Salesianum. s. Stolen bases.
KeIleher. ONeil Bases on balls. of
Dolan. 6: of ID. Woodall 4. Time Of game.
1855. Umpire. Fishback-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
ROBIN A. c. CONTINUES
ITS WINNING STREAK

Robin \. c. continued its winning
streak by defeating Chestnut a. c.,
ST. in a we'll played game at the
Military Grounds. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04

business the day you so out OF bust
pess.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
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Muscle Memory.

Golf mainly a
From an
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
HARRINGTON

SCORE BY INNINGS
................ 10000 1--3
Milford .................... 8 90 O . 0000-5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04

NCOft B9 EHHtHsHs :.
Millsboro .....-..-... w %
Delmar ...-..-.-.-..' = v 4 4 - 40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04

FTUf1Ig .......-.- 10 y = u
Score BY Innings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04

Some Rockies are like spring. The
more experience they gain the green
er they get.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
ESTADOS UNIDOS Sc DECI-
DE A INTERVIEWS EN- LAS
CUESTIONES EUROPEAS

LAUSANNE. noviembre 26.-EI en-
bajador Child que preside ell grupo de
observadores de. gobierno americana
en- la conferencia, acaba de manifes-
tar que Estados Unidos solicita una
politica de ''puerta alberta" y de igual
dad comercial en- todos los arreglos y
convenios territoriales, que Sc hagan
en- la conferencia.
Las manifestations del dip omatico
norteamericano Sc interpretan de mo-
dos distintos en- los circulos politicos
v ofciales de la conferencia, pues mien
tras algunos Green que ell gobierno de
Estados Unidos Sc ha decidido tomar
parte importante en- las cuestiones po-
liticas europeas, en- otros circu os Sc
declara que Ell prop6sito del gobierno
de Harding es de que los Aliados no
realicen una obra de egoismo y de in
teres con las naciones de Oriente Y
especialmente con Turduia, puesto que
e'lo daria motive para que surja un
confiictb.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
TRES GRvANDEs MATINEs''
DEL PUERTO RICO

La amllisima sala de espectaculos
con que distrae a Santurce don Ramon
/ 9yeras, "a cual es merecedora a que
Sc la lame "Teatro Puerto Rico en-
lugar de efCine Puerto Ricof', segun
la denomihan sus mtchos miles de ia
vorecedoreS. sera invadida por numero
SO pdblico las noches del jueves, vier-
mes y sabafE2 proximos, durante las cua
les Sc daran tres magnifcos 'matines',
que haran epoca en- santurce, donde
e, Puerto Rioo'' goza de enormes
simpatias
En- ell "matine del jueves, ademas
de ser exhibida la preciosa production
Entire noehe y dia'' (que es como
pretendieron dejar al pobre Sabalier),
sera regalado al p1blico nm organo.
con una collection de seis discos.
En- "a matine'' del viernes sera cx-
hibida Lafayette en- America" y
una comica en- 2 parties, que partira
de risa al pablico. -
Y en- la gran tmatine del sabado
sera exhibidu un fotodrama de extra
ordinario interes, al infimo precio de
5 centavos, por 10 cual es de suporer
que ell puerto Rico Sc vera Ieno, de
bote en- bote, como siempre.
Ilns referidcs ''matines' son ell prs
logo de las eraudes fiestas ptovecta-
das por ell Sr. Lloveras las cuales prin-
cipiaran en- ssguida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
EXIsTE UNA ENFERMEDAD EN- LA
CANA JAPoNESA '

No Sc 81 sera alguna variaci6n del
Mstizado u otre NAL" nuevo, no bau-
tizado todavia; pero es 10 cierto que
pone muy en- duda la inmunidad de la
cana. Japonesa, una amarillez Que Sc
nota en- sus hojas, comenzando por las
de abajo que pronto Sc secan, sin que
tarden muchos dias en- infectarse todo
el cogollo, para1izando, la cepa asi en-
ferma, su crecimiento. Esto ocurre, 10
mismo EN- caiias grandes que en- peque-
fias.
En- grandes, he notado la enferme-
dad en- pleas de mi propiedad y en-
ctras del Lcdo. Angel Ferrer; en- peque
fias, en- la Central Be.vedere, en- plan
taciones de don Miguel Perez. Y Sc
me dice que en- muchas parties mas de
esta jurisdiction presenta la cana ia
ponesa esa amaril.ez en- las hojas, que
no puede ser sino una enfermedad, pues
Una planta en- salud, Y en- 6poca como
esta de luvia, debe ostentar Ell mas
verde follaje; y con mucha mas razon
S. posee ell don de la inmunidad
Debo hacer constar que muchas de
las cafas grandes que he visto, de ho-
Jas amarillas y secas, ofrecen cierto
parecido las enfermas del matizado.
Enviare muestras de elias la Estacion
Experimental Insular de Rio Piedras y
lc que Sc me informe con respecto al
particular, 10 hare publco para bien
de los agricultores.
Jose G. MORALES.
Cabo Roio.
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...Ecos DEL PUERTO


saitdas de New York para Puerto
Rio
vapsr PONCE, Nov. 25, vapor
PORTO RIco", Die. 2; yapor "sAN
Lorenzo, Die. 8 y vapcr .'PoN-
,cE', Die. 16.
salidss do San Juan Para New
York: 49,
vapor SAN LORENZO =, Nov. 80,
vapor PONCE, Die. 6, vapor
PORTO RICO, Die. 1s y vapOr
'ssAN lorenzo" Die. 21..
saidas de New Orleans para Puer-
tc Rico:
vapor "cARIB'', Nov. 20, vapOr
SAN JUAN, Nov. 30, vapor INA:
RINA", Die. 8, vapor Cable, Die.
15, vopor ISABELLA Die. % y va.
por '.HIANTA" Die 90
sslidas de San Juan para New Or.
leans;
vapof isabella, Die. 4.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
Los ATTORNEYS GENERATES
DE TODOS LOS ESTADOS ASIs
TRAN A UNA CONFERENCIA
EN- WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, noviembre 26. -Des-
pu6s dc haber terminado la session del
Gabinete, cl attorney general Daughcr-
ty, manifesto a los periodicos que Sc
habia acordado convocar una dorfe-
rencia de todos los Attorneys dc los Es
tados dc la Union, fin dc torar
acuerdos relatives al mejor cumplimien
to dc Ia ley probihicionista v de las
leyes rcstales y las references marco
ticos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
HAcE FALTA UN PoLIcIA
EN- LA CALLE LA UNION

varias personals Sc han acercado. a
esta redacci6h para expresarnos la i'm
peliosa necesidad que hay de un vigi-
.ante en- la Gale La Union, por la
rartc de la carretera Nueva, MirSmar,
sitic que por su soledad y abandono, Sc
presta en- las nocturnas horas, al robo
y las fechorias de los malhechores
que por ALI pululan.
La policia debe tomar debida nota
de esta manera de advertencia or
Gensr urgentemente la vigilancia de
esas GALES en- benefcio de la comuni-
dad, pues hay ALI muchas familias que
viven en- constante alarma por la pre-
sencia de muchos picaros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-28
r. j. DELGADO & co.
'HUMAcAo" VS..
PORTO RICO SPORTS.

En- a manana y tarde del domingo
proxinlo mediran sus fuerzas ell ''Puer
to Rico SPORTS Humacao", las
mas formidables novenas bascboleras
de esta isla..
Los fans veran, sin duda algu-
ma, buena pelota. pues atm debe te-
nerse presente los dos iiltimos games
entire los campeones del Norte y los
del Este, en- los cuales salieron derro-
tadas las huestes de Rogue.
veremos 81 los "jinetesn pueden
montar sus corceles como 10 supieron
.hacer los marinos.
- MANATI )
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MPORTANTE A LOS QUE vLAJAN
HACIA NEW YORK

Antes de buscar residencia On New
York pase por el No. 6o1 West de la
Gale 135-Apartamento 5-A- Entire
Riverside Drive y Broadway, donde en-.
contrarA llabitaciones frescas, comidas
puertorriqueiiss y un magnifico trato,
poc precio m6dico. No pague 1ujo de
HOteles. Famiia Arroyo Zeppenfeldt.
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Ell FISCAL QUENoNEs HA sIDo
TRAsLADADo A AGUApILLA

e. Lcdu. J. N. Quihones, Fiscal de
Ia Cortc dc Distrito de Guayama, ha
sido notifcado por eI Attorney Gene
lal,', para que Sc traslade Immediate
mente AgRadil.a.
En- sustitucion del seflor Quihones ha
s.do trasladado a Guayama eI Fiscal
de Aguadilla, Lcdo. >. j. Acosta.
Las 6rdenes dc traslacion, segun
nuestros informcs, fueron tramitadas cl
,sabado illtimo.
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vENDER1A vD. sUs oJosq

Algo peor qre ESQ hace vd. al no
hacerse reconocer por personas ccnpe,
tentes al elejir sus cristales Contemos
con Ell optico A. Pacheco para los ira
bajos de Optica en- nuestro estableci.
miento le garantizamos cue tendrA
nagnificos resultados 81 sus cristales
son recetsdos por 81.
Examenes de la vista gratis.
JOYERIA DINET q PACHECo.
PLAZA BALDoRIOTY, SAN JUAN,
PUERTO RICO. Adv.
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EsTUDIANTEs PARA ENFER.
MERAS

La Clinica Miramar tiene eabida
rara I'm nrmsro de aIumnas que deseen
estudiar practicsr. Para informes di-
Tijase, la superintendente de dieho
svenida Las Palmas,
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la MARCIA .iDE Los NEGocIOS
EN- EsPANA INDICA PRoGRESo.

WASHINGTON, noviembro 27- Un
despachq que envia desde Madrid al
Departamento de Estado Mr.. L. Cunn-
ingham, attche comercial de la Emba-
jada Americana, dice que los negocios
EN- Espafia continuan .desarrol andose
favorablemente agrega que las fac
torias de algodon han rendido dividen.
dos eXcelentes. a
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AGREDIDo CON UN
TUBo DE HIERRo

En- el barrio Meli!la, de santurce,
ell individuo Emiliano Perez, con un
tubo de hero, agredi6 Julio Tapia,
:nfiriendole una herida contusa en- ell
.crAneo de la que fue asistido en- Ell
hospital municipal. El agresor fue de-
nunciado ante la corte Y sentenciado
cuarenta dias de carcel.
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Profesora Graduada de IngIes,
con r1ota exceIente del Departa-
mento de Educacion, da clases
a domicilio del primero ,al Guar
TO grades. Precios convenciona-
les. Apartado 1854.
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.LIcoR ocUPADo

En- la Gale Lola, de Santurce,
la policia allano, mediante una orden
del Juez, la residencia de Jenaro Io-
PEE, ocupando unos veinte cinco Ii
tdos de bebidas. Lopez fue denuncia-
do ante la Corte Municipal por violar
la ley volstead ell Juez 10 sentencio
a pagar diez dolares de multa.
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PoR $500 snviaremos C, o. D.
cuaIquier parte de la isIa,
5000 aguias para coser. surti-
das en- tamahos y de caIidad in
mejorable.
Rouue Conzalez & Co. Sues.
P. o. Box 1923. San Juan, P. r.
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FRANCIA ESTA PENDIENTE
DE LA ACCION DE ITALIA

PARIS, nOviembre 26.- En- los cir
cu,os navales Sc aguarda con impacien-
cia la actitud que adopte cl gobierno
de Italia en- 10 referente a la question
del pacto naval de Washington.
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LAS ALMORRANAS. Sc GU
RAN, ENG 4. Id DIAS. UNGUEN-
TO PAZO las cura, va scan simples,
sangrantes, externas con picaz0n.
La primera aplicacion da alivio.
Advt
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LA CONFERENCIA DE SAN
TIAGO Sc HA POSPUESTo
OTRA VEZ

WASHINGTON, noyicmbre 26.-La
conferencia de Santiago Sc ha pospues
TO nnevamcnte con motive de que algu-
nos delegados no han rccibido todavia
las debidas instrucciones de sus gobier
nos respectivos.
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CAMPANA EN- PRO
DEL HoGAR INFANTIL

La Directiva del Hogar Infantil, ha
omprendido una campafia dc socios pa
IA levantar slls ingresos que son muy
limitados, al efecto, esta solicitan-
Gle Gle todas las personas de alma no.
hlc y bueno voiuntad, que So inscriban
como socios.
Has respondido va al llamamiento,
como era de e.esperarse, muchas dc elias
Gando muestra una vez mas de sus SEN
timientos aitruistas y de que on Puerto
Rico nadie os indifercnte a. tod6 10 que
sea con fines humanitarios. Las perso-
mas que han contestado, hasta el pre-
ssento y para quiencs Ia Directiva del
Hogar, en- nombre de los ninitos, guar
dsra eterna gratitud, son las siguien-
tes.
81. Miguel Such sec anuales
Bull Insular Line $50 -
San Juan Dock $50
Linea Fsrrea del Oeste $50
LogiA Regeneration $50 -
sr. Manuel Gonzalez. $25
81. Alexandra Bolivar s24 g
American Railroad 90. $24 q
Sr. Cecilio Moran S12
Srta. sanchtdr&n $a2 q. !.
Sr. F. Gonzalez Roman sig g
81. Enrique Biascoechea s12
Sra. Marta Lafcnt de we've SIC r
Sr. Francisco Garcia $6
sr. Luis Abella BIanco $3
srta. Bibita Garcia SO
sr. Francisco Iriarte So
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