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The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
ESTABLISH BRANCH
OFFICE IN L'ANSE

Ray L. Eggleston & Co., plumbers
and tinsmiths and dealing in heating
equipment, will on May Is open up a
branch Office in L'Anse, having
leased the Thorsen building on Rail-
road street. Thomas Wehrman of
Duluth will have charge of the local
branch, he being an experienced
workman.
The firm has already secured con-
tracts to install heating and plumb
ing systems in d. l.. Hebard's Huron
Mountain cottage and VIM. Peterson's
new home and they also have several
small jobs here.
The firm has reputation for doing
work that pleases and they will be a
splendid addition to our business FAM
lily. The entire facilities of the
Houghton establishment will be used
in connection with the new branch.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVA-
TON
Notice Fixing the Time and Place for
Public Hearing Under Act 8 of
the Public Acts Of 1917, AS
Amended.

State of Michigan)
County of Baraga) IS.
Petitions having been filed with this
Department signed by twenty-five
residents of each of the following
counties of the State of Michigan:
Alger, Baraga, Chippewa, Delta,
Dickinson, Gogebic, Iron, Luce, Mack
mac, Menominee, Ontonagon and
Schoolcraft asking that time and
place be fixed for public hearing to
determine the advisability of extend
ing the closed season on black bass
in the waters of said counties as now
fixed by law:
Therefore, /. John Baird, Director,
Department of Conservation do here
by designate and fix the said time
and place for said public hearing as
follows: to-wit, public hearing will
be held at the courthouse in the city
of Newberry, in the county of Luce
on the fourteenth day Of May 1923 at
three o'clock in the afternoon, which
hearing may be continued or ad-
iourned to such time as may be
deemed advisable by said Director to
afford all persons interested an OPP
portunitv to be heard in regard to pc
titions extending the closed season on
JOHN BAIRD, Director.
'(May 4, IL, 1929
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
NEITHER TARDY NOR ABSENT

The following list of pupils were
neither tardy nor absent during APP
.ril:
High School-Claribel Beeseley,
Margaret Chandler. Mae and Cert
rude Cosgrove, Helen Erickson. Ga
briel Gamache, Robert Hardy, Jennie
Jacobsen, Martha Keranen, Merva
Menard, Lola Menge, Saima Niemi,
Eudoxie Rambaud, Hermann and Ruth
Seavoy, Irving Tollefson, Mildred
Tollefson, Leona McGrath, Clifford
Seventh Grade-Raymond Beau
prey, Alfred Jentoft. Frank Lyons,
Leonard Robert, Harold Tollefson, Ell
/ lis Menge, Charles Dantes, Sarah
Chandler, Agnes Erickson. Charlotte
Glue, Martha Menard. Eleanor Ed
wardsen.
Seventh Grade-Dolores Beeseley
Elizabeth Budreau, Malvena Bud
reau, Anthony Cote, Gertrude Chau-
der, Elizabeth Edwardsen, Doris Ho.
mier, Elizabeth Holiday, Emmei
Lough, Margaret McGlue, May Sci.
den, Pearl Johnston, Evelyn Ber.
trand.
Sixth Grade-Adelore Chandler
Albert Martinac. Anna Zupanich, All
| Ii Dantes, Dorothy Rappe.
Fifth Grade-Chester Belanger
Benadette Clement, Margaret Hyde
Alice Holiday, Chester Johnston
Joyce Kemp, Clarence Barney, Doro
thy Menard, Hazel Robert, Mari,
Seavoy, Henry Rochon, John Zupan
Iich.
1 Fourth Grade-Isabelle Anderson
John Brennan, Robert Cosgrove, Jeal
Gomez, Ethel Goldquist. Cyrus Huot
Allen Johnston, Leo Kiviranta, Toiv
Kiviranta, Donald Menard. isabelle
Robert, Jean Sicotte, Ruth Ryan.
Third Grade--George Cantin, Johl
Chandler, Hazel Cyr, Lloyd Johnston
Ruby Kemp, Hector Lambert, Georg
Mayo, Freeman Monson, Lawrenc
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
ALLOW SALARIES TO THE
FORMER BOARD MEMBERS

A regular meeting of the board of
county road commissioners for the
county of Baraga was duly held at
the court house in the village of
L'Anse, Michigan, on Monday, April
%. A. d. 1923. -
The following commissioners from
the different townships were present:
Gustave Lundberg, Arvon; William
c.. Birk, Baraga and Christian Jen-
toft. L'Anse.
Absent: N one.
The minutes of the meeting of
March 26, A. d. 1923 were read and
approved.
On motion Of Jentoft supported by
Lundberg and declared carried by the
vote following, the following bills
were allowed and the clerk instructed
to draw warrant in favor of the
county road commission in payment
of the same.
!. E. Swift Co., sundries for
county garage .......... 85 "a
State Highway Department,
small tools ...............,9 81 35
Hugh Nesbitt, Sr., sundries
for county garage ann. IL sc
Hugh Nesbitt, Sr., gasoline
and oil 35 %
Carl Anderson, sundries for
county garage ..,.......... 26 7t
Carl Anderson, repairs on snow
ploW ............. i VI
CONTINUED Next Week)
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next week over Fall river by the Ford
Motor Company.
Representatives of the Wiik Boiler
Company are here to put the fourth
boiler in at the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald McKindles
have moved into the Bizonette home
Peter Demgen has been promoted
to clerkship at the depot. Aloysius
Laundroche being appointed baggage
man.
VIM. Pine of Zeba left Monday foI
Flint, where he is employed in the
Buick factory. He will visit a few
days in Pontiac.
Peter Demgen, Jr., on Tuesday
night injured his left shoulder in an
auto wreck about half mile north OF
Baraga, the car turning turtle.
Mrs. Joseph Beeseley visited We'd
nesday in Houghton.
The Peoples meat market building
is being repainted.
Mesrs. Arthur Tollefson and Chas
Larson motored to the copper coun-
try Monday.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
L'ANSE FORD BAND
ORGANIZATION COMPLETED

Final organization of the L'Anse
Ford band was perfected last Friday
evening by the selection of the fol-
lowing officers:
Manager, Frank !. Bertrand.
Asst. Manager, A. Kelley.
Secretary, A. J. Cote.
Treasurer, Joseph Picard.
Librarian, VIM. Schrader.
Director, c. A. Kent.
Finance Committee-T. C. Bren-
nan, F. /. Bertrand, c. A. Kent.
The band has a membership OF
eighteen at the present time and will
hold rehearsals twice a week.
L'Anse needs the band and we be-
speak for the boys the hearty sup
port of our people.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
TO! ORGANIZE NAVAL RESERVE

A division of the naval reserve is
in process of organization in Baraga
by Lieutenant M. L. Coon. He ex-
poets to enroll twenty-five and may
enlist a similar number in L'Anse.
The members join for four years
and are subject to immediate call in
case of war. A Atow weeks cruise is
enjoyed each year. Young men over
eighteen years of age are eligible and
Mr.. Coon will try and secure seventy
five recruits.
Mr.. Coon served in the World War
and will make fitting leader for the
organization.
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Rehn, Mary Simmonich, Stanley
Smith, Foy Sicotte.
Second Grade-Dorothy Chandler,
Patrick Cosgrove, Ralph Emon, Oral
lie Huot, Marcella and Marguerite Me-
nard, Fancy Pennock. John Samary-
gic, Patricia Selden, Arnold Klein,
John Ryan, Francis Dodo.
First Grade-Ernestine Dault, Lo-
is Darl,e, Juanita Laugh, Crutis Me-
nard, Louise .and James McCarty,
Gerald McGlue, Elzior NORM, Delore
REIN, Mamie Waisanen, Lewis Dodo,
Cecil Hendricks, Betty Jane Cos
grove, Mae Nelson, Bernice NORM,
Robert Sands.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
LEGION PLAY AT
HALL TONIGHT

VIM. McGlue Post Of the American
Legion invites you to attend the play,
among the Breakers" at the Opera
House in L'Anse this evening, the
play being given by the Chassell Le-
gion post under the auspices Of the
local organization.
The money derived from this play
will be used for grave decoration
fund.
The cast of characters is as fol-
David Murray, light keeper. ;. I.
.........,...M m. A. Weinlander
Bruce Hunter, captain of the
Cora B. Willard Gray
Clarence Hunter, son of Bruce
Hunter ......... Earle Warner
Peter Paragraph, reporter for
the Sentinel ....... Bob Warne
Larry Divine, Irishman, Murray's
right hand man Marcel Nadeau
Scud, colored servant to Mr..
Hunter, dark cloud of
the evening. Napoleon Goodreau
Bess Starbright, life guard on
PIT. Abbaye. ....... Ann Lundin
Mother Carry, witch:.. -.
..........-.. Florence Mitchell
Minnie Daze, stuck on a para
graph ..t.......... Flora Craig
Biddie Bane, come down from
the city. Mrs. II. H. Manson
The play is of two acts. The yacht
is wrecked on Keweenaw Bay, and
the inmates of the same are forced
to land and throw in with the light
house keeper for shelter. Murray
recognizes Hunter as his arch-enemy
and proceeds to take matters into his
own hands. Scud comes in out of the
rain in time to share in the clearing
of mystery. Paragraph reports the
matter to the Sentinel. Mather Car
ry turns out to be very good friend
Of the party.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
WILL RESUME MINING

The Detroit Graphite Company of
Detroit will resume mining operations
this coming summer at their mine at
Taylor. They will sort over their
old stock piles for graphite and if
not enough is found they will mine.
The mine has not been worked the
past few years, they getting out
enough graphite when running to car
ry them over a period Of years. The
buildings at the mine will have to be
repaired before actual mining opera.
tions are commenced.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
BASEBALL

Baseball will make it's 1923 debut
in L'Anse on May 11th when the high
school team meets Sacred Heart high
school of Laurium.
The boys have been working stead
lily to get in shape for this contest
and when the game is called they will
be ready. The lineup as yet is a
problem but it will probably be chos-
en- from the following: r. Seavoy
L. Seavoy, Picard, Kotila, Racine,
Clark, Campbell, Zupanich, Nelson
Lough, E. Menge, X. Menge, G. Men
ge, Westphal and Edwardsen.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
High School Notes
SENIOR PUBLICATION
NEARLY COMPLETED

The members of the editorial staff
cf the Keweenawna are rejoicing over
the fact that their job is nearly COM
pleted. All of the pictures have been
taken by Mr.. Silfven of Hancock and
only few pages of the book yet re-
main to be typewriter. When COM
pleted the annual will consist of a.
round enc hundred pages of pictures
and write-ups on the various classes
and organizations in the high school,
1t will be bound in the beautiful gar
net lodestone cover and tied with the
Senior class colors, crimson and
white.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
TAKES OVER HOTEL

On Tuesday Mrs. c.. L. Williams
took over the Sengebusch building or
Broad street and on May Is will open
up the Williams hotel.
The interior of the building will be
kalsomined, painted and cleaned ant
numerous improvements made to
make the place more convenient ant
home-like. A lunch counter with sof
drinks, cigars, cigarettes, ETC., viii
be installed.
Transient trade and steady board
ers will be taken.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
WINNER IN AMATEUR CONTEST

Miss Sophie Karkonen, a student
of the Baraga high school, was a
winner in a section of the amateur
shorthand and typewriting contest
held last Saturday in Lake Linden.
L'Anse, Baraga, Houghton, Calu-
met, Sacred Heart and st. Patrick of
Hancock, Ripley, Dollar Bay and the
Lake Linden high schools were repre-
sented. We congratulate Miss Kar-
konen on her success.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
MAKE BANNER SALE

The Armstrong -Thielman Lumber
Company, through it's representative,
A. w. Quandt, made large sale of
its material this week to G. A. Gus
tafson. contractor, who is erecting the
dry kilns at L'Anse for the Ford Mo-
tor Company. The order includes
125,000 feet of lumber, 5000 barrels
of cement, three cars of fue lining
and sewer pipe and car of lime.
This is the kind and size of orders
which are highly appreciated by any
concern.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
CONVICTION

Einar Erickson spent the week
end in the copper country.
Hill Brothers of Chatham have re-
sumed their road contract. They are
working out Of Covington to the Iron
county line.
VIM. Riggs was at the county seat
Tuesday in attendance at the tax
sale.
Township Clerk Charles Wuornos
transacted official business last Sat-
urday in L'Anse.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
REGARDING THE
PROM INVITATIONS

There have been some misunder-
standings about the invitations to the
Prem, sent out by the Junior class.
To clear up this the following an
nouncements are made:
The admission tickets which were
inclosed in the invitations are to be
presented at the door with dollar.
An answer to each invitation is ex-
pected, addressed to the Secretary of
the Junior class, Claribel Beeseley.
This should be done before Wednes-
day, May 9.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
SOPHOMORE NOTES

The president of the class, Morgan
Edwardsen, appointed the following
people to act as snapshot committee
for the Keweenawna: Robert Hardy
Karl Menge, Ingeborg Tollefson and
Viola Liberty.
The members of the English II
class are buying Robert Louis Stew
enson's book, Treasure Island" for
class study.
Spring fever claimed number OF
victims from our class last Friday.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
IRON TRANSIT COMPANY
CEASES OPERATIONS

The Iron Transit Company has dis
continued its run in Iron and Dickin-
son counties, from Iron Mountain to
Iron River, and the busses will be
used here on the route between Han
cock and L'Anse. Menarl & Sanre-
gret now have a feet of five busses
and will make frequent trips daily to
and from the copper country, the traf-
fic on this route increasing very rap
idly.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
PUT ON LOG TRAIN TO
FEED FORD'S L'ANSE MILL

From ten to fifteen million feet of
mixed logs will be shipped to the
L'Anse saw mill of the Ford Motor
Company to be manufactured into
lumber. The timber will be shipped
over the st. Paul railroad to Sidnaw,
thence over the South Shore. The
South Shore on Tuesday started a
daily log train special to L'Anse.
The extensive building operations
at the Iron Mountain plant necessita-
ted the routing Of this timber to the
L'Anse plant for manufacture. (--,
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
TAX SALE HELD

The annual tax sale was held at
the county treasurer's Office in L'Anse
Tuesday. About eight thousand dol
lars worth of lands were sold. H. d.
Anderson of Wausau, Wis, was the
largest bidder, his purchases, amount
ing to five thousand dollars.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
PARTY SUCCESSFUL

The Brunswick dancing party Civ
en- last Friday in the L'Anse school
gymnasium was largely attended.
Mac-Nord's orchestra furnished the
music and the Junior class furnished
the supper. The party was greatly
enjoyed by those who were present.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
DANCE AT BARAGA

The Merry Makers will give a
dance at the Star of Wasa hall in
Baraga Saturday evening. The Mac
Nord orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic and supper will be served in the
dining room of the hall by the Camp
Fire girls. The committee in charge
requests your presence, if you are
lover of this form of diversion.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
NAMED FIRE wARDENS

Messrs. N. J. Crebassa and Sher-
man Tissue on Tuesday received their
commissions as wardens from the
Michigan conservation department.
Mr.. Crebassa will have charge Of
Spur and Covington townships, Mr..
tissue overseeing L'Ansc and Arvon
townships. Their duties will be pri-
marily to protect the forests from
forest fires, this section containing
much valuable timber.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
FRESHMEN NOTES

Germain Fish will not return to
school this year on account of i'll
ness.
Robert Westphal has become a
halliday pupil.
If anybody is looking for "Smiles"
ask Clifford Bertrand.
The Freshman class flower, car
butus," is very popular these days
even with the noble Seniors.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04

DIR. and Mrs. F. G. Knepple We're
guests the first of the week of Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Knepple.
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information general

En- mario de 1921, Alemanfa rehus6
al vapor Wimbledon" Ell permiso pa
ra que atravesara ell canal de Kiel, fun
dando la negativa en- que dicho bar
co conducia peltrechos de guerra para
Polonia. Alemania dijo en- aquel enton
ces que acceder a clio constituia una
violaci6n por su parte de la neutrali
dad.
Aunque Alemania no es miembro del
Tribunal Sc le ha concedido a ella ell
derecho de las demas potencias. En- tai
virtud las autoridades alemanas han
nombrado Walter schucking, Juez.
Ell tercero de ostos casos que sera
resuelto por ell Tribunal es el que Sc
refere a las minorias alemanas en- Po
lonia.
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LOS CIRUJANos MEMORIES DE MA
GUEz HAN DIRIGIDO POE sU PAR
TIE AL sENADO, LA sIGUENTE
EXFOSICION:

Mayaguez, P. R., JUNO 20, 1928.
Hon. senado de Pto. Rico,
San juan, P. R.
senores:
Respetuosamente sugerimos sea en-
mendado ell proyecto de ley No 141
Ell ell sentido de que Sc incluya en- 81
mismo la profession de "Practicante. =
Considerariamos una injusticia e.
que Sc intentara aboIr Ia profession
de "Practicante' para crear ell ofcio
de enfermero.
La clase de "Cirujanos Memories -
de Puerto Rico, esta dignamente repre-
sentada el cambio de nombre que
parece Sc intenta efectuar, vendria a
porjudicar nuestros intereses y reba-
jar nuestro prestigio. Prestigio in
tereses que han sido respetados y con-
siderados en- todos los tiempos
La clase de Practicantes' es una
profession netamente hispano- america
ma, y toca los portorriquehos velar
por su ngrandecimiento Y progreso.
Nosotros, desde nuestra humilde es-
fera professional. prestamos una valio-
sa ayuda al pals, auxiliando las cla-
se8 menestcrosas que no tan solo su
fren ell espantajo del pauperismo, sine
que tambi6n como secuela. estan abru
mados por las dolencias ffsicas, que es
tan nuestro alcance aliviarles, espe-
cialmente en- esos lugareios, donde nc
va Ell m6dico, donde nosotros, por TN
cumulo de razones que no vienen al
case expHcar ahora.
For los anteriores e importantes mo
tivos, soHcitanos de ese Hon. cuerpc
Legislative, presto atenci6n este pa
ra nosotros trascendentaI asunto.
/ Uhses Avellanct, Jr., Juan Gumbo
Jr.. Jose E. Rovira, J. Correa, Ramon
Sanchez, E. Bodo, Jr.
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Ell TEMPO EN- LA IsLA

EI Jefe del Negociado del TEMPO
1.-THE weather Bureau) Mr.. Fassig, nos
rarticipa cue Ia lluvia de Ia semana
prome5i6 POGO mas de I'm tercio de la
cantidad normal y la temperature GER
ca de IN gr2do bajo 10 normal. Los mo-
derados aguaceros de esta semana y
les benefcos efectos de las lluvias de
Ia semana anterior ha sido muy favora-
hles en- gran parte de Ia region E. de
la isla Y cerca de Ia costa o. desde
Agua5llla hasta Mayagiiez. En- la sec
cion o. desde Isabella, Arecibo Ma
rati hasta ell S. trav6s de Lares,
Utuado, Jayuya San German hasta
IA costa. Ia sequia aun sigue severa v
esta causando fuertes p6rdidas a el al
god6n, azdcar, cafe, frutas y cosechas
memories. La evaporation en- San Juan
fu6 1886 pulGadas,
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RTNA EN- UN BALE


Mientras Sc celebraba un bale en- la
casa de Catano Rond6n, sta en- Ell ba-
rrio Guaraguao-Abajo, de Bayam6n,
Sc suscito una acalorada discussion yen
dose las manos, Maxine Sierra, Faus
tino Rond6n, Arcade Rosa. Gregorio
Sierra, Heriberto Reyes, Inocencio Ron
don, Julio Albizu, Pablo Caraballo y
JESUS caraballo, pegandose con los pu-
nos y hacienda uso de navajas. Cast
todos los contendientes resultaron he
ridos Y contusos.
La policia arrest6 a los causantes
del escandalo y el Juez les exigi6 a ca
da uno de eIlos S1O0 de fanza.
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LA CORTE INTERNATIONAL CELT
BRA sU TEECERA SESSION

LA HAYA. JUNO Is Omitted Press.
La Corte International de Justicia d.
la Liga de las Naciones a la cual quie-
re el presidcnte Harding que los Els.
tados Unidos Sc unan, ceIebro hoy su
tercera session.
Tres casos de suma importancia in
ternacional fueron uevados a la consi-
deraci6n del Tribunal
El panel como esta constituido &C
tualmente Sc compone de los siguientes
jueces: James Bassett Moore, America;
Altanira, Espana; Anzilotti, Italia
Bustamante, Cuba; visconde Finlay. Il
glaterra; Huber, suiza; Ioder, Holan
da; Nyholm, Dinamarca, oda, Jap6n Y
Weiss, Francia. No solamente ellos re
presentan los paises principalcg del mur
do, sino las razas principales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23

Vega Baja. P. R, JUNO 20 de 1928.
ST. Director de Ell MUNDO
San Juan, P. r.
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LA PROTESTA DE LOS CIRUJANOS
MEMORIES
CA.RTA ALBERTA

Vega Baja, P. R, JUNO 20 de 1928.
ST. Director de Ell MUNDO
San Juan, P. r.
Distinguido senior:
Los que suscribimos Cirujanos Me
nores do Puerto Rico autorizados a
e1ercer nuestra profession, despu6s dc
IN estudio de tres amos Y de un ex2-
men sufrido ante una Junta exanina-
dora de d6dicos, creemos atentatorio a
nuestros aerechos la probaci6n del Pro
yecto de Ley No. 141.
Nuestro prestigio moral profesio-
nal sufre grandemente con las dispo-
siciones de dicha Ley que de uns solo
golpa nos quita los derechos cue con
3usticia nos han sido reconocidos desde
tempo inmemoriaL
Ante las CIRCUMSTANCES presentes, he
mos creido oportuno elevar nuestras jus
tas y en6rgicas protestas ante ambas
Cama-as Legislativas no dudamcs
cue la Hon. Junta de sani5ad Be
nefcencia del senado sabra dispensar-
nos la atcncion que ell asunto reQuiece
que tan legalmente roclamamos.
Los Cirjuanos Memories de la Isla de
Puerto Rico no han hecho sino coad-
yuvar con los NT6dicos en- su srdua Ia
bo~, y consideramos la mas enorme y
erande de todas las. iegahdades llegat
a la realization &c los preceptos estipu-
lados en- el Bill 141, que consideramos
IN beiamen gratuito hecho a nuestra
profes.o4
Esperamos, sr. Director, que vd nos
rreste en- e7to asunto su dscidida coope ,
raci6n, y per clio damos I'd. las ma
expres1vas gracias y nos suscribimos
Muy atentamente,
Jose de la Rosa, ciruiano Menor
Baudiio Rodriguez, Cirujano Menor J
Arturo Rodriguez.
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Ell CANAL DE KEEL .

El case mas importante que la Cor
te tiene que resoIver en- la session actua'
es ell relative a la negativa de Alems
MIA para cue el vapor ingles 'Wimble
don" no pase por el canal de Kiel.
Este asunto es de vital inter6s pues
to que es la primera vez que una ma
cion es citada para que comparezca an
te ell Tribunal por haber violado uno
de los preceptos del Tratado de Versa.
lies.
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EJERCICIOs DE GRADUATION EN-
Ell ASILO DE NINOS

Ell sabadc Sc efectuaran en- ell Asilo
de Ninos, de santurce. los ejercicios
de graduation de la Clase de octave
Grado de aouena Institution.
La entrega de los diplomas estara a
cargo del comisionado de sanidad. sr.
Pedro N. Ortiz
Ell acto promote resultar brillante
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HERIDo CON UN MAcHETE

En- ell barrio N1inillas, de Bayam6n,
cuillermO Nieves, de % amos, agredi6
con un machete a Felipe Ramos, pro
duci6ndole una herida en- Ia cabeza.
de Ia que fu6 asistido por ell practican-
te sr. Ferrer. Ell Juez lie exigi6 al agre
sor $500 de fanza.
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CASA DESTRUIDA POR
UN INCENDIO

En- la panaderia de Antonio Irizarry,
sta Ell la calle Muloz Rivera, de Ad-
juntas Sc desarroll6 un violento incen-
dio Ell cual destruyo como dos terceras
parties de dicha casa. Las perdidas Sc
estiman en- $500 La propicdad estaba
valorada en- $4,000 y asegurada por
$4,000. Las existencias no estaban
asegmadas. Como este pueblo no tiene
acueducto, los vecinos de aquel sitio
y las autoridades tuvieron que 1uchar
ler6icamente para localizar Ell sinies-
70. Numerosas personas sufrieron le-
stones. Ell hecho Sc cree ha sido acci-
dental
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INTENTO SUICIDARsE

En- Ia callo Vista Allegro, de Puerta
de Tierra, atento contra su vida Ell in
dividuo Miguel Avil6s, tomandose tres
pastillas de sublimado corrosive diluf-
das en- aqua.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
DOS AMOS DF cARCEL

Ell tribunal Municipal secci6n Pri
nera, impuso dos amos de carcel Ami
ceto Diaz y un ano a Pablo Ortiz, por
IN delito de escalamiento en- segundo
grado, consistente en- haber penetra-
do en- la residencia Gle don Jose Con
zalez, en- el Seboruco.