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Evening journal., 1922-05-19
SAYS rum TRADE
.ISEXAGGERATED
Maryland Judge Tells Grand
Jury State Law Can Be
Enforced
LOCAL OPTION
NOT IN CONFLICT

EASToN. Nd, May IS. - Judge
Adkins charge to the grand jury OF
the Circuit Court OF Talbot county
dealt in part with the liquor prob
lem. He said: Il have advised for
mer grand juries in this county on
several occasions since the prohibit
ton amendment was passed that
our own local option law is not in
conflict with that amendment, or
with the Federal government act,
and is therefore still operative and
In full force.
However. We have had no recent
indictments under that law. This is
difficult TO understand, II reports
that come TO me be true. II there is
any substantial foundation for them
our police officers should have some
evidence 10 submit to you unless
they have kept out OF some OF our
towns or walked the streets blind
folded.
'If such a condition exists. It
would not be tolerated. II is absurd
10 say that this law can be notori-
ously violated without the kDowl-
edge OF our officers. And II they
know II they can give you such in
as will lead to indict-
nents.
Il have a strong suspicion that
'eports OF fragrant violations have !
,een grossly exaggerated. both here |
md elsewhere. by It's enemies who |
iesire nothing more than TO make |
people believe that the law cannot /,
,e enforced.
Il lived at Annapolis through the
asst two sessions OF the Legislature.
where people Of all kinds and from
in the State congregate,
nd saw no evidence or drinking at
my time. Some Of you know how
ifferent this is from the same in
ther cities. and throughout this cir
uit. am. therefore. not at all
doubtful OF the ultimate outcome.
1T is incumbent upon you and
our successors, who represent In so
Ugh a degree the majesty OF the
aw, and who are bound by your
'aths TO uphold IT. to make known
o such as would defy the law that
my one who undertakes to put such
into action will be treat
ID here as other criminals are
reated when caught"
Evening journal., 1922-05-19
PRODUCE MARKET
OPENING PRICES
Quotations Today for Pro-
visions, Grain and Poultry
in Philadelphia

Following arc the opening quosa~
lions today in the grain. provision
and poultry market In Philadelphta;
DGGS-F1rmi western, higher; near
by ortrs hrsts, Etc; DO. hrsts, ssc;
western extra firsts, ESQ; do. frstE. gfe;
fancy selected packed. ss@s6c.
DRESSED PoUUTRY-Eowis frc<h
small sizes. 2593loi western ROSTERS
22c; Southern. do, 2o321c.
POTATODS-No. /. southern. s4.soG
5.5oi No; 2. do. s1.SoSs.ooi old. per
oATs~No: E. 2. white. sOoSono' No.
CORN-Car lots for local trsde-No.
yellow, 74h975hci No. 8. yellow.
WHEAT-No :. red winter. .1f39
l.47; do. garAcky. s1.3s9l4s.
No. .. s2s5oS5tSS: DO. No. 5. 500
%; sample. {l7@1s; no grade, $50
II; clover mixed hay, lsht mixed,
sl7 5O924.oo; No. 1, mixed. s21G2a.
CHDESB-Now York, whole milk
good, lsh 317o; Long6ornA. iso; sn.
gle Dsiisss. feesh, lsc; 90. held. 20
Q25c.
BRAN-soft winter, in 1oO-Ib. sacks,
sSo9SIi spring. s2s9so.
FLOUR-Soft winter straight weet-
ern. ss.5o96.75; do. nearby, ss25@
@S0Oi do. short patent, ss.OOt
s so; spring frst clear, S675R
: IS; do. patent. ts1oQS.6O; do. short
patent, ss600S.oo; fancy spring and
city mills patent. family brand. $3.50
d1050.
BUTTER-steady; western creamery.
extra, 37hc; nearby prints and fancy.
s4047c.
TALLOW-Dun. prime city loose.
SIC do. special loose. $40; prime
4hc; edible in tierces, 7%c
LIVE POUITRY-Firm; fowls 240
2sc; spring chickens, not Leghorns. B
a Soc; Leghorns, s2945c; old roosterp.
l641sc; ducks. white Pekin, 24Q26c:
do. mixed colors. 20G2sc; Muscovy, 20
q22c geese. nearby, 1491sc; do, south
ern and western, 12d15c.
Evening journal., 1922-05-19
HARRY WILSON Is
KILLED AT CAPE MAY
specisl % The Evening journal.


| LEWES, May 19-The Rev. Rich
ard S.>Hodgson, pastor OF the NJ. E.
Church OF Odessa and family, who
have been visiting Mrs. Hodgson's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lank,
have returned to their home.
Harry Wilson. aged about Al
years, OF Cape May, n. J.. formerly
Of this town was killed Monday by
squad crane on which he was work
ing there. The body will be brought
here this evening and funeral ser
vices will be held tomorrow after
noon in the NJ. p. Church and inter-
ment made in the NJ. r. cemetery.
The deceased is survived by his wife
and mother, Mrs. Henry Wilson.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry b. Kitchen OF
Philadelphia opened their cottage
on Lewes Beach for the weekend
and had as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shoe
maker Mr.. and Mrs. James Bunyon,
all OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1922-05-19
CHRISTIANA To
House engine
Rural Firemen to Enjoy
Barbecue and Take Part
in Parade
APPARATUS is
ONE OF LATEST
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
CHRISTIANA, Del, May 10
Firemen connected with eight fire
companies OF rural New Castle
county will gather here tomorrow
afternoon when the new $4,000
pumping engine of the Christiana
Fire Company will be housed with
appropriate exercises. The celebra-
ton will begin at 1890 o'clock with
a barbecue on. the lawn Of the home
of ]. t. Eastburn. The committee
has Issued invitations to Senators
Ball and DUPONT, Governor Denney,
Mayor Harvey of Wilmington, mem
bers OF the Levy Court and other
officials as we'll as members Of the
Women's Emergency Relief Com
mittee and other welfare bodies.
Following the barbecue a street
parade will be held with the Aetna
Fire Company Of Newark heading
the parade. they having charge of
the housing exercises. The flremen's
division will be composed Of firemen
and apparatus OF Five Points, Els
mere, Newport, New Castle. Gran
ston Heights and Holloway Terrace.
The housing exercises will be ad-
dressed by Senator Ball, Senator
dupont. Governor Denney, Mayor
Harvey and others.
Supper will be served the guests
at o'clock. Dancing will feature
the evening celebration, the fremen
having erected a pavilion 30 by 80
feet on the lawn OF the fire house.
The local fire company was organ
lied on October last year following
fire here. The new apparatus
which will be housed tomorrow cost
$4,000 and Is equipped with a rotary
pump and chemical apparatus
mounted on Ford chassis.
Evening journal., 1922-05-19
sEAFORD NEWS NOTES
peclal to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal
SEAFORD, May 10. - Captain
John r. Eskridge has purchased
from B. Frank Gordy. the corner
property at High and Cannon streets,
which includes the large drug store
of r. NJ. Kaufman and Company
and the residence OF Mr.. Gordy. The
purchase price Is said to have been
$4,000.
Mrs. Calhoun z. Ross gave a
bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon
in honor Of her sister-in-law. Miss
Clara Ellegood Ross, whose en-
gagement to Raymond II. Gage. Jr..
OF Wenonah, n. j.. was announced
on Wednesday.
The beneit performance given
Tuesday evening at the New Theatre
for tho Seaford Volunteer Fire De-
partmsnt nstted the nremon t1ss.
Evening journal., 1922-05-19
STUDENTS give
ANNUAL FROLIC
Minstrel Show Presented by
Footlights Club of
University
SEVERAL ORIGINAL
SONGS FEATURE
Special to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK, May 1s.-The Blue
Hen MinstrelB. the annual frolic of
the Footlights Club of the University
OF Delaware. was successfully pre-
sented before q large audience in
Wolf Hall last night. The boys had
spent much timo preparing for this
show and it was one OF the best that
has ever been presented by the stu
dent body. The songs were excep-
tionally good and several of them
were composed. both words and
music, by members OF the minstrels.
These included. "If you would be as
all for me as l am all for you." and
The Examination Blues"
William s. Lilly 8rd was inter
locutor and tho end men were J. p.
Wilson. II. r. jackson. ]. p. Naugh-
ton. c. p. Green, F. W. Har1ner and
G. A. Smith. The music was fur
nished by the University orchestra
and those in the chorus were a B.
Magee, F. P. Whorser. T. M. Keith.
7. R. DantS. J. H. Deputy, II. B.
Yost, ]. NJ. Wells and E J. Rowan.
The program follows:
The Two de Sweets. J. G. Christ
field and K. D. Givan; Southland
Melodies, c. A. Smith; "A Belle of
Yester- Year" Aubury Travers; The
Four Horsemen. L. B. DAILY, E. d.
Brandt, c. A. Smith and Harry c.
Ivory; Troubadors, J. II. Deputy and
W. NJ. Donaldson.
Some of the song hits'were: "Old
Fashioned Girl" A. B. Magee; "I
Wasn't Scared But Thought I'd Bet
ter Co" c. P. Green; Wyoming Lul-
laby." Messrs. Magee, Rowan, Wells. !
Dants; Examination Blues" ]. F.
"OP Carolina" F. j..
Rowan; Somebody" Harry Jack
son; Banjo Song" T. r. Dantz;
'Pickanniny Paradise" F. W. Har-
mer; Don't Take Away Those
Rlues." j. E. Wilson.
Evening journal., 1922-05-19
BRANCH TRADE BODY PLANNED

sHARPTowN. Nd. May 1s-
Fred S. Adkins. president OF the
Salisbury Chamber OF Commerce,
and several other members Of that
organization met a number OF the
business men OF this town here
Wednesday for the purpose OF es-
tablishing a division Of that organi-
zation here. Several Of the bust
ness men Joined and later will or
ganize. Several changes and i'm
provements needed in this town were
pointed out and the Chamber of
Commerce agreed TO cooperate with
the local members 10 obtain them.
Evening journal., 1922-05-19
WEDDING INVITATIONS

special TO The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOwN. May 1e.-Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Fogel have issued
invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Laura Louise. to Harry V.
Schagrin. The ceremony will take
place on Tuesday evening. June 6.
at : O'Clock at the Hotel dupont.
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1922-05-19
SEAFORD'S OLDEST
RESIDENT DIES
Special to The Evening Journal.

SEAFORD May 19.-Mrs. Sarah
T. Lewis widow OF oliver T. Lewis
died at the home OF her niece, Mrs.
Sallie p. Mather. yesterday. She
was the oldest resident OF seaford.
being in her seth year. Her girl
hood was spent near Georgetown,
and in her early womanhood she
moved to Seaford. where she resided
until her marriage to Mr.. Lewis.
They went TO San Francisco. where
I hey lived until her husbands
death.
Evening journal., 1922-05-19
WIFE OF CHAPLAIN
DIES AT DOVER
speeial to The Evening journal.

DOVER, May 1e.-After an III
ness OF but one week supposed TO
have been occasioned by ptomaine
poisoning, Sara Elsie Gruwell.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward
Gruwell, and wife Of Chaplain
Charles H. Hastings. U. s. A, died
yesterday at the home OF her par
ents on North Governors avenue.
She is survive by her husband and
three daughter. aged 3. and 4
years of age. Funeral services will
be held from the residence of her
parents, Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock with interment at Lakeside
cemetery.
Chaplain Hastings. husband of
he deceased. was formerly a mem
Der of the M. E. Conference of
Evening journal., 1922-05-19

University OF Delaware. Sociology.
Glentworth M. Wilson, A. NJ. instruc-
tor in Psychology, state Normal
School, Trenton, New Jersey. Psy-
chology. Educational Measurments;
Margaret C. Stetser. B. S. in Ed. in
structor in Social Science. Chester
High School. the teaching Of Geor-
raphy, and History and Civics.
Evening journal., 1922-05-19
BELLEFoNTE ENTERTAINMENT

BELLEFONTE ENTERTAINMENT.
The Community League OF Belle
fonte has arranged for a musical
play called THE Minister'S W1fes
New Bonnet" TO be given at the
Community House this evening. The
proceeds will be used for com
pleting the building.
Evening journal., 1922-05-19

When about TO cut pie with
meringue in It wet blade OF knife
and the result will be a good cIoan
cut.
Evening journal., 1922-05-19

Cored apples are delicious stuffed
with walnuts, sprinkled with sugar
and a little cinnamon. and baked.
Evening journal., 1922-05-19

Maryland and entered the service
OF tho United States Navy as chap
lain ffve or six years ago.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
UNA ASAMBLEA RUSA EN- FAVOR
DE LA MoNAROUIA CoNSTI-
.TUCIONAL

LoNDREs, febrero 21.- Despachos
de Helsingfors (Firlandia) dirigidos al
Exchange Telegraph Company, di-
cen que ell cuatro de MARIO Sc celebra-
ra en- Berlin una asambIea convocada
por numerosos ciudadanos rusos con el
fin de discutir la question relativa Ia
implantacion de una monarquia consti
tucional en- Russia.
La refsrencia que facilitaron aver
a los peri6dicos de Berlin, acerca de este
interesante acto dice asf:
Los organizadores de la pr6xima asaln
blea monarquica constitutional, han exa
minado cuidadosamente la actual si-
tuaci6n politica del pueblo ruso, acor-
dando defender y sostener ell criterio
expuesto por el secretario de la Aso-
ciaci6n rusa, segGn ell ctal la tnica for
mula de gobierno compatible con las
circunstancias es la de una monarqufa
constitutional, con un ministerio. res
ponsable en- ell cual fguren representan-
tes de todas las ideas dogmas politi-
cos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
5pARA QUE sIRvEN LOS
ACUERDos EN- WASHINGTON?

PARIS febrero 21.- Bajo la pre-
sideacia del eminente politico Rene vi
viani Sc halla reunida en- Llrxemburgo
la Comisi6n del desarme de Ia socie-
dad de naciones, con ell fin de conocer
los critsrios personales de los MEM
bros de los paises Representatives. pro
p6sito del desarme international, el
cual fue expuesto con toda la amplitud,
Ia sinceriaad y la fjeza requeridas pOr
su importancia.
Los asambleistas han redactado I'M
tratado general de linitaci6n de arma
mentos, ell cuaI seri remitido ;nmedia-
taments a todos los gobiernos del
mundo para que limiten o reduGcan los
armamentoss dejando solamente los que
iuzguen necesarios para la defensa na-
ciona1 y ell mantenimiento del orden
interior de esos paises.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
ExH1B1c1oN DE UNA pEL1cU1A

AnteanOche Sc lexhibi6 en- el cine
"Rialto", ante un pequeno grupo de
intelectuales y politicos, la Leila re-
vista de la manifestation unionIsta que
recorri6 las Gales de San Juan, la
llegada a sus playas, do los Comisiona
DOS Lcdo. Miguel Guerra Mondlag6n y
don Antonio r. Barcel6.
La pelcu1a que fue fabricada por
"vigui6 and CO.. de Ponce es alta
mente satisfactoria no va por su clari
dad fotografca sino tambien ror el
interes de su actuahdad.
La pelicula es una prueba real yer
dadera del nnmero de personals que asis
theron la manifestation Campbell.
En- esta cinta, que parece confeceiona-
da en- el Norte, tai una revista de
Pathe de la Universal, Sc ve dom
Antonio r. Barcel6 a otros prominen
tes n1eres del partido unionista. En-
una escana de la pelicula don Eduardo
Georgetti lie da un abrazo a don An
tonic +. Barcel6. La ilustre famiIia del
presidente del senado aparece en- el
jardin de su casa, momentos despues
@e llegar ell lfder.
La p,lEcula, como hemos dicho mas
arriba, es una magnifica demonstration
de las apdsudes portorriquefias para la
fotografia cinematografca.
La casa productora de esta revista
merote e! APPLAUSE mas sincere del pu-
hlico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
LAS PASTILLAS "LUDEN'' DE
MENToL PARA LA ToS ALIvIAN
ToDA CASE DE IRRITACIoNEs
DE GARGANTA

Aquellos que usan su voz en- sus que
haceres diarios no deberfan pasarse ja-
mas sin las Pastsllas "Luden" de
Mentol para la Tos. Estas alivian la
ronQuera, crudeza en- la garganta. per-
dida de la voz, irritaci6n por abuse de
la garganta, y mantienen la voz con
un timbre 'claro como Ell de una cam
pana'. Facilitan la enunciaci6n de la
voz. Las Pastillas "Luden" son una
bendici6n para los oradores, cantores,
maestros de escuela, vendedores, cores
ponsales, demostradOres, vendedOres
ambulantes, ETC.; y solo cuessan Seis
Centavos la GAIA en- las Farmactas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
BALES EN- Ell CLUB
GUAM MoRELL CAMPos"

FL "Club Juan Morell campos" ce-
lebrara los dias 20, 26 y % del cOrrien
te, en- sus salOnes, los anunciadcs bal
les de coronaci6n y mascaras, para los
cuaIes existe gran animaci6n.
FL lunes Sc uev6 a efecto en- este
simpatico Casino, ell tiltimo escrutinio
para la election de la Reina del Carna-
val. con ell siglliente resultado:
Altagracia Vidal, 10, s25 votes: Ge-
noveva Rovira, $3.50; Aida Lind,
40; sixta Thilet, 1,195; Maria Ve-
ga, $40; Ramona Mendoza, 200; Lucia
Pons 1876; Anatilde Rovira, 125 y Ma
ria cornier, 100.
Triunf6 Ia bella y virtuosa sefiorita
Altagracia Vidal Y seran sus damas de
honor las seis primeras senoritas que
le siguieron en- votos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
LAMENTABLE AccrDENTE

Ell dia 18, a las ocho de Ia noche, fue
encontrado tendido en- la via del ferro-
carril cerca der pueblo de Hormigue-
ros, el joven Ricardo Barreto, quien pre-
sentaba la ruptura de la pierna dere-
cha contusiones en- la izquierda. FL
suceso ocurri6, seg1n nos hemos podi-
do enterar, en- los momentos en- que
Ricardo venia montado en- ell tiltimo
wagon que conducia cana, desde donde
tuvo la desgracia de caerse.
Ell herido fu6 asistido en- la sala de
socorros de Hormigueros, habiendo ST.
do necesario trasladarlo Mayagiiez
en- un autom6vil, para amputarle la
pierna. pero en- el camino falleci6 a
consecuencia de una hemorragia. FL
cadaver fue trafdo nuevamente Hor
migueros, en- cuyo cementerio, fue Sc
pultadC..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
LA REINA DE CARNIVAL DEL
CoLEGIO "ROYAL GREGG

La lucha para elegir reina de Car
naval Gel Colegio "Royal Gregg, de
esa poblaci6n, esta siendo muy re1i-
ds. Durante ell tltimo escrutinio ceIe-
brado anteayer, Ell resultado obtenido
fu6 e1 siguiente:
Mercedes Pacheco 1888; Maria Be-
nitez, 2O74; Alicia Ward, 1000; Alber
tina Lamoutte, $40; Matilde Laham,
45O; Luz Contreras, 400; Isidora Maon
ge, 800; Jenara santini, 252 y Antonia
Garcia, 100.
Mafana. jueves por la tarde, es ell
dia senalado para dar por terrlinado
Ell torheo. y elegir defnitivamente la
reina de Carnaval.
Ell viernes por la noche, para solem
nizar la election de la reina, Sc cele-
brara en- los salones de la menc:onada
institution de taquigraffa, un suntuoso
bale al que asistiran numerosas seflo-
ritas de 10 mas bello de nuestra So
ciedad.
Reina gran animacion entire Ell ele-
mento joven, 10 que augura plenamente
el brillantisimo exito de la fiesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
LA GRAN CONVENTION
DE LOS SINN FETNERS

DUBLIN, febrero 21.- Reina extra
ordinario entusiasmo para La gran con-
yencion de los Sim Feiners que Sc &C.
lebrara mafians en- esta ciuiad Todos
los hoteles y restaurants estan uenos
de visitantes. Dos mil delegates a la
convention llegaran esta nochn. pues
tienen que asistir a una reunion preli-
minar para discutir los asutos que van
a ser tratado ell la convention nacional
de mafiana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
UN MACANAZO
CON RESULTADOS

En- Ia manana del lunes fue con-
ducido la Sala de Socorros de Are
cibo, ell individuo Carlos Perez, del
barrio Dominguito, para ser curado
de una herida producida por la ma
cana del policfa Quintana, quien de-
claro que Carlos, al ser requerido pa
ra que penetrara en- la plaza del Mer-
cado vender sus gallinas, provoc6
al guardia Y lie acometi6, teniendo
este que hacer uso del rotten.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
EfectOs Kodak
De todas cIases.
Para fot6grafos y aficionados.
A. COLL. CRUZ II.
Anexo r. Santaella.
EdVt,
DIR. LEONARDO IGARAvIDEz

Aver, las seis de la tarde, falleci6
en- ell Auxilio Mutuo el distinguido
caballero cirujano, doctor Leonardo
Igaravfdez, hermano polItico del nota-
bic galeno de esta ciudad, doctor P.
Gutierrez Igaravidez.
Ell doctor Igaravidez ejerci6 duran
te largo tempo en- Coamo, desde dom
de Sc traslado O San Juan hace I'm par
de meses con el proposito de reponer su
quebrantada salud.
FL entierro del reputado medico Sc
verifcara hoy, las cinco de la tarde,
en- ell cementerio de San Juan.
Ell MUNDo lamenta hondamente la
sensible perdida y env1a la atribu-
lada familia del fenecido su mas SEN
lido p6same.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
Ell JOVEN TENOR QUEVEDO
CANTARA ESTA NOCHE EN-
CAGUAS

Esta noche dara un concerto en-
eI teatro "Arcelay", de Caguas, ell
joven tenor Joaquin M. Quevedo,
quien ha recorrido la isla entera
precedido de grandes ovaciones.
Toda la isla ha aplaudido al joven
tenor y reconoce en- el una promesa
indiscutible del arte de Caruso, quien
en- no lejano dia, cuando regrese de
Milan, donde Sc dirigira en- breve,
constituira una gloria portorriqueiia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
GRAN BAI4E EN- GUAYAMA

Ell Casino do Guayama celebrara ell
sabado % del corriente m gran bale
de coronation EN- honor de S. M. Re-
gina y su Corte.
Para Ell dla de MARIO est& anuncia
Go ell bale de sociedad.
Ambos bales seran amenizados por
la orQuesta MADEIRA.
Reina gran animation entire Ell ele-
mento mas distniguido de Guayama.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
La reyolucion de Portugal
contin1a agravandose


LIsBoA, febrero 21.- A las tres
de la tarde de aver Sc inici5 el mo-
vimiento revolucionario para derrocar
ell actual gobierno del presidente Al
media, quien Sc h$ visto obligado re-
fugiarse con sus Ministries en- Ia ciu-
dadela. Los insurrectos pertenecen al
partido de la extrema derecha = estan
dirigidos por ofciales del ejercito ma
cional.
La situacipn es violenta para ell
gobierno actual Sc teme que ell pre-
sidente sedor Almeida ante la pesa-
dumbre del inevitable fracaso. renun-
Gle su alto cargo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
Advt.
Ell vAPOR HoLANDEs "AMoR'

Los senores "Sucs. de L. Villamil
y CO.., de. esta capital, nos informan
que el II del corriente salio de Ans
terdan con direction Ponce y San
Juan, el vapor holandes "Amor".
Este vapor, que trae carga general,
seguira viaje para Puerto Rico, Ca
bo Haitianos Puerto Principe y Kings
ton.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
YUGOESLAvA Y BULGARIA HAN
LLEGADO A UN ACUERDo

Sofia, febrero 21.-En vista del re-
ciente acuerdo firmado entire Yugoes-
lavia Bulgaria mediante ell cual Sc
han rcstablecido las relaciones entire
os paises, ell gobierno de Servia ha
renunciado al derecho de juzgar mill
tarmente a los ofciales bGlgaros acu-
sados por delitos criminales durante
la Ultima conhagraci6n.
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LA CoMIsIoN DE HACIENDA DE
LA CAMARA Y Ell BONO A LOS
SOLDADOS

WASHINGTON, febrero 21.- La
Comisi6n de Hacienda de la Camara
de Representatives. comenzara 10y sus
trabajos para estudiar la question re-
lacionada con Ell bono de los soldados
y la contribution especial que Sc i'm
pondra los manufacturers y conner
ciantes en- mercancias.
Existe gran interes entire los solda-
Aos 1icenciados para conocer los ira
bajos de la referida Comisi6n.
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ENsUENos DEsvANEc1Dos

I'm beIo contraste de la vida de
apache dc Paris con la vida aristocra-
ia de ! amisma ciudad Yea eSta peli-
cula, cuyo argumento es altamente emo
ciorante. Su estreno Sc vrifcar& mafia-
ia domingo 10 de febrero en- Ol Teatro
"Olimpo" de Santurce. Advt.
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coNFERENo1A DEL 1cDo EossY

FL da "a del corriente Sc llevara a
efecto en- ell cine Real, bajo los aus
picios de la sociedad Ben6fca ERA
ternidad Escolar", una conferencia a
cargo del Lcdo. Manuel F. Rosy, QUEEN
desarrollar& ell tema 'Lo que actual
mente debe ser la escuela''.
El acto empezara las tres pasado
meridiano.
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UNA Ac1ARAc1cN

La noticia publicada aver rospecto
Ge que ell individuo Ramon Tonseca
habia sido denunciado por slterar ell
orden plblico, no tiene que yer abso-
lutamente NADIA con nuestro amigo ell
sehOr Ramon FOnseca, cOnOcidO indus
trial de San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
AscENDIDo A OFFICIAL DE LA
DETECTIVE DE NUEvA YORK

segin noticias recibidas de los Is
tados Unidos, ha sido ascendido a OF
cial del cuerpo de la detective de Nue.
va York, Ell joven portorriqueiio don
Luis Ramirez Brau, hermano de puas
tro Redactor Enrique del nismo apellido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-22
A LOS ENGPREsARIos
DEL CINEMAToGRAFo

Entire los programs traidos Ultima
mente por la Universal soblesale la
pe,icula ''ENsUENOS DEvANECI-
DOs'', de la cual es protagonista MA
RIA DUPONT considerable como una
de las bellezas mas grandes del mundo.
su estreno en- Ell Teatro "Ohmpo" el
domingo 10 de febrero. Advt.