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at ease; and at nIghtfall he told Made
line that he guessed there was now no
reason for concern.
"Wal, though It's sure amazin'
strange" he continued, 1--WE been wor-
ry,n' some about how we was goln' to
fire Don Carlos. But Gene has q way
OF dom things"
Next day Stillwell and Alfred de-
cIded to ride over to Don Carlos place.
taking Madeline and Florence with
them. and upon the return to stop at
Alfred's ranch. They started in the
cool, gray dawn. and after three hours
riding, as the sun began to get bright,
they entered q mesquite grove. sur
rounding cOrrals and barns, and a
number Of low. squat buildings and a
huge. rambling structure. all built Of
adobe and mostly crumbling to ruin.
Only one green spot relieved the bald
red OF grounds and walls; and this EVIL
IDENTIFY was made by the spring which
had given both value and fame to Don
Carlos range. The approach to the
house was through a wide courtyard,
bare, stony. hard packed, with hitch
Ing-rails and waterIng-troughs In front
OF Il long porch. Several dusty. tired
horses stood with dropping heads and
brides down, their wet TANKS attesting
to travel just ended.
wal. dog-gOne 1t, Al, II there amt
Pat Hawe'S boss I'll eat it." exclaimed
Stillwell.
whats Pat want here. anyhow"
growled Alfred.
No one was In sight; but Madeline
heard loud voices coming from the
house. Stillwell dismountcd ut the
porch and stalked in at the door. AL
fred leaped of his horse, helped Flor
ence and Madeline down, and, bidding
them rest and wait on the porch. he
followed Stillwell.
From the corridor came the rattllng
Of spurs. tramping Of boots, and loud
voices. Madeline detected Alfred's
quick notes when he was annoyed:
"Well rustic back home. then" he
said. The answer came, "No!" Made
line recognised r,.s yo,cs ond
she ouIckiv ,tra,ohtenad IN ~ vor,t
have them in here" wen, m Alfred
Outdoors or in. they've got to be
"I,s,en A." nnms .ha h"o,, - o.,;,
we'll. h,e vo,ca ..now .hs. ,,a,,. h..
,.., ~ ~. 49, 10. 49,. 80. w.. ~.
S,.r.-. ~, ,h,,.." ' '- >
Thar .-,.n. % .. .u
mail ont nnon ,ha no,as &C..
dsrt .hrowad and .omhe. ~. ~ ~.
lead N.,. MN, o,o.. :. H.. 80
M.ds,,ns.. ,r,cL .,eno. 80 49,. Nj.
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CHAPTER X
Don carIos' Vaavseea.

Early the following morning Stew.
nrs. with = company u cowboys, de.
parted for Don Carlos rancho. As the
day wore on without any report from
him. st'liwe0 appeared to grow more
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forward. His swnrthy face showed
dark lines. like cords. under the sur.
face. His little eyes were exceedingly
prominent and ElIttering. To Made
line his fnce seemed to he q bold. hnnd.
some mask through which his eyes
plercing'y betrayed the evil nature Of
the man.
He bowed low with elaborate and
slnuous grace. His smile revealed bril-.
liant teeth. enhanced the brilliance Of
his eyes. He slewly spread deprecatory
hands.
"ysassitaA I beg Q theusaal pss.
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"Ail over the ride. Oeit now
and keep your nervs!"
ITO BE CONTINUED,

The square mile Of the city Of Lon.
don u dividsd into n wards, with such
quaint names - rortsoken, vintry,
Coe6wainsf ~ CaAAlsNtek vaeAA
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Protect Your Doctor and Yourself :

Refuse limitations OF the genuine
-Phnlips' MIX OF Magnesia," the
original Mix Of Magnesia prescribed
By physicians for fifty years. Accept
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Poisoned Nerves
Cause NeuritiS

Neurit!s or nerve inn mmation"
often follows an attnck of mnlnrial
poisoning. typhoid fever pneumonia
or some other Infectious disease. The
most frequent causes OF tho trouble.
however. arc colds. Injuries. bruises
or nervous exhaustion.
Neuritis may affect one nerve or
II may Involve many, In some cases
the pain moves from place 10 place.
hut usually II is confined TO the
Ashoulder. neck. forearm. thigh. leg
.lor small OF the back.
Beware OF drugs that relieve by
! kendcning the nerves. Such relief is
Receptive and dangerous. Eopa
curi;is Tablets act in n safe. nat.
tal way. helping to remove the in.
Animation and bring about permn.
; mt, lasting results. Price 81 Sold
"a Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores;
Aricko 6 Runyon Co, manufac.
thrs. San Franelsco.--Adyertise
: mkt.
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Tho Stars miscellaneous columns
bring quick RESULTS to tho nd.
vertiacra Phone MA in-0s0o,
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WILL CANVASS
POWER BILLS
Municipal League to Call
HydroeIectric Meet


In an effort nj arriving at some
understanding between various fac
tons In the state power fight.
James a. Haight. president OF the
Municipal league. announced We'd
nesday a list OF IS committeeman
to plan state hydroeleetric con
seryation measure. Tho chief pur-
pose. according 10 Haight and
Committee Chairman d. ID. John
son. Is to formulate the general
plan and program for calling a
state conference on the matter.
The league. Il was pointed out,
itself has no bill and win offer
none. II viii submit. for consider
alton OF the proposed conference. q
report only Of tho committee on
city light. The adoption OF that
report. about week ago. terminal.
ed a months debate which was
ono Of the most heated and thoro
Of any In the leagues history.
Chairman Johnson declared that
the committee win meet shortly
and win give audiences 10 propon
enis Of both the Bone and Erick.
son bills. also TO tho bill being
drafted by Col II. a. Hanson. depu'
~ prosecuting attorney and chair
man OF tho state development com
mlttee OF the Seattle Chamber o.
Commerce..
The committeeman are; ID. D
johnson, chairman: c. A. Reynolds
vtco chairman: Clifford Wiley. Dr
r. C. Kilbourne. Cyrus a. whipple
r. n. swaic. Ralph ID. Nichols
Henry Landes. Albro Gardner. Jr.
Dan Earle. c. n. Case. F. w. Burt
Jr.. A. ]. Ballet and Nelson r. An
dcraor
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now. instead Of
taking tonics. or trying 70 patch up
poor digestion. they are attacking
the real cause Of tho ailmcnt--
elogEed liver and diHordored bowels
DR.. Edwnfdu' olive Tablets arouse
the liver In a soothing. ; laling way.
when the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions.
away goes indigestion and stomach
troubles.
Have you bad taste. coated
tongue. poor appetite. lazy. don't
curr feeling. no ambition or energy,
ttoubic with undigcBted foodH7 Take
olive Tablets, the substitute for
calomei.
pr Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil You will know them
BY their olive color. They do tho
work without gripping. cramps or
pain
Take one or two ut bedtime for
quick relief Eat what YOU like.
isc and aoc.-Advertisement
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member is asked to invite a mer-
chant or manufacturer. A program
OF addresses on advertising topics
has been arranged.
Tuesdays meeting OF the club was
arranged by women members. Mrs.
Henry Landes. Miss Hazel Britton.
Miss Brueggerhoff and Mrs. George
Green talked.
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only genuine Phillips"
25-cent bottles, also larger sizes
contain directions and uses any
drug store.
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University nurses
Banquet Thursday

Graduate and undergraduate
nurses OF tho Unlv@ity OF wash.
ington viii banquet thursday even
ms. in the common4 on the cam.
pus.
Miss Evelyn Hall. spcrlntcndent
OF the Seattle Genoraliospl,ni. who
has Just returned fro the East.
win apeak.
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Pies Can Be Cured
Without Surgery

An psiruetivs book has been pub
lishsdAy DR. a. y. McClrary. tho noted
rectal Socialist OF Kansas City This
book ws how sufferers from Piles can
DO quiay and easily cured without tho
use OF inife. scissors. hot" Iron. cleo
tricity any other cutting or burning
method fithout confinement 80 bed and
no hostsi hills to pay. The method
has beea succoas for twenty.four years
and IN tore than eight thousand cases
Tho bootia sent postpaid free TO per
sons AFFIXED with piles or other rectal
troubles no clip this Item and mall II
With naut and address 20 Or McCleary.
81 Parktw Banitarium. Kansas city
Mo.--Advsissment.
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Too MuA Artistry
Says Divorce Suit

Music hath arms but the book
doesn't say at,hing abou, mu.
siclaJla. aecordlk TO MIN. Anida
Munnon, who nh suit Tuesday for
divorce from Bets Mnuson. a mu.
sician. Her hussnd's artistic tenn.
permanent created continuous dis.
cord in the famll she charged in
her complaint.
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AID Club to Discuss
Merchants Problems

A called meeting OF tie Seattle
Advertising club will be held Friday
evening. November 30. In the Mason.
lc clubrooms. 10 discuss problems re
iailng 20 merchants and manufac.
Jurors Of the Paclflc const. Every
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WILL DEBATE
NEW DISTRICT

JUNEAU. Alaska. Nov. a.
Delegates from ali parts OF South
Alaska are attending the statehood
convention In session here. Con
ferences and committee sessions Will
last thruout the week. The pro-
gram provides for the adoption OF
q memorial which sets forth the
reasons q now district known as
South Alaska should be created.
The delegates Tuesday adopted q
. resolution. expressing belief that
the Prince William Sound and Cop
per River district be included In
the new division.
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A Test
Is Free at Your Store This Week
See Coupon

mulhpies the starch digestant In the saliva That ID
there to digest starch deposits
Those Natures great tooth-protecting agents
cheney. pepsodent gives them manifold power.
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II does far more
Go Ask Now

Pepsodent also mutplies the alkalinity Of the
saliva. That Is there neutralire mouth acids. It
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17-Year-Old Thief
to Go to Monroe

Donald A. Hurd. 17-year-old mail
thief. and former employe OF the
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. was
sentenced to serve from one TO ten
years in Monroe reformatory in SUI
perior court Tuesday.
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Dainty women by the millions use Pepsodent for
beautys sake. Children employ it by dental advice.
But eyery/man who for whittier, safer, cleaner
teeth should employ It Also Particularly who
smoke should learn this method, for smoke stains
cloud the film.
Present the coupon for To-Day Tube Note how
clean the teeth feel after using Mark the absence of
the viscous film. See how teeth become winter the
hlm-coats disappear.
You will know in ten days how important this
method Is to everyone in your home. Cut out coupon
now.
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Rheumatic pain

Yields to treatment with Sloan's.
Just pat il on gently. The tingling
glow, the comforting warmth is in
itself relief. The ache cases Off
then stops. Get a bottle from your
druggist today and have IL on
hands cents. II will not stain.
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MANY are the eyes that r.
lFl turned 10 gaze with keen II.
mirntion on tho we'll dcyelops.
healthy girl no matter whore d
may boon tho rapidly moyia
thoroughiare or gliding GRACEFUL
over tho dance floor.
All eyes turn because we all I'D
precInte tho girl with the ngurs
80 firm and plump-tho girl with
radiantly red cheeks. checks that
carry a touch OF roses from ma,
lures own garden-tho girl with
the sparkling eyes. keen and SHARP
tho girl with buoyancy and tho
swing OF youth.
Not necessarily IN out-of.doorr
girl. Just a girl with ever ia
creaslng blood cells. Just girl
filed with the vim and vlSor Of
youth.
S. s. s., since 1925, has stood FOR
increased blood cells. 8. 8. s
means restored strength-rekin
died vltality-added energy. Take
s. s. s. and watch the bloom Of
youth return TO your cheeks. Watch
that nabby. I'll nourIshed flesh fade
away before flcsh that is firm and
plump. Red blood cells will do Il
and S. s. S. will build them. Il
contains only pure vegetable in
gradients. S. S. S. is sold ut al
good drug stores. The large
III size bottle is more economi
ca cal.
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LOS QUE REGREsAN

Relacion de los pasajeros que negaron
aver de Nueva York en- Ell vapor "San
Lorenzo
r. Barton, w. P. Baker, N. r. Berry,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Baldwin and In
fant; Thos. Baldwin, H. F. Barlow.
H. F. Barlow, M. Barlow, A. B. Bing-
ham, B. F. Blough, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
Buntell, M B. Burlen Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Chamberlain, F. L. Chamberlain,
j. M. Cassidy, j. T. Collins E. H. Clegg,
r. H. Carver, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Dia-
mond, Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Eaton, Mr..
and Mrs. G. P. Fenno, Mr. and Mrs.
II. D. Ferrell, Mr.. and Mrs o. H. Free
man, c. Feathers, H. J. Feth, A. H.
A. H. Gurney w. Gildersleeve, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Gutman, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Gabb, Master Borton Gabb, DR.. and
Mrs. B. S. Hert, A. Hirsch, Mr. and
Mrs. 2. Heineman, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Holmes, DR.. and Mrs. T. A. Hoch, r.
Hoch, d. H. Hirsch, S. Irwin, Mr.. and
Mrs G. e. Lester MFR. and Mrs. G. S.
Lester, Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Leigh Capt.
and Mrs. E. H. Low, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Law, Jr., J. Martin, H Martin, J.
w. Maxwell, Mr.. Mrs. j. A. Nehammer,
S. Ohm, B. G.. Peters, N. r. Dock, J. NJ.
Rowell, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Stanton,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H Schmidt. w. Schmidt
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D. Smith, H. st. John,
M. E. Seitz, H. Sanders, M v. r. Schuy
Ter, S. S. Schuyler, J. A. Sevens, G. w.
Ticknor, +. E. Tusting, H. B. Thorne,
E. S. Tenney, A F. Wilcox, H. D. Will
cox, A. Agudo, M. e. Anderson, 3. AL
varez, E. A. Abney, j. w. Bishop, Jr.,
Edward Broadhead, G. w. Cobb, J. Co
mesa, v. Callander, NJ. Casey, F. A.
Dillingham;, A. Derringer, F. j. Disdier,
R. J. Davis, E. C. Eaton, j. H. Freese,
A. J. Foster, A Gonzalez NJ. Hardwood
H. Havemeyer, r. v. Hersch, L. L.
Higgins, E. 8. Halted, F. L. Humphrey
J. r. Hare, G. Soto Hernandez, K. Hoist
P. Homar, G.. L. Ingham, S. Iglesias, A.
R. Jealus, C. B. King, j. A. Lowe, G. w.
G. W. Welles, M. Walsh, T. T. Waller,
E. M Waller, U. G. Williams, G. G.
Willard, ]. del Llano, G. G. Lansing,
Livingston Lansing, Crawford Lansing,
Mary L. Lansing, A. D. Level, G. G..
Meyer, H. D. Murphy, NJ A. Martin
j. E. Mayman, J. H. Morice, L. Morss,
j. Morsheimer, E. Morgan, D. Mones
and Infant, E. Marvez, A. Muniz, r.
wing Mufiiz, Mrs. c. Mas an infants,
Gerardo Mas, Benigno Mas, w Mex
Jones, j. Mcdowell, H. c. Nordenholt
and Infant, S. K. Oberhelman, M. ote-
ro, H. M. Paist, A. S. Putzel, F. Packet
te, B. Pagan Sara G. Pons, w. B. Ross
kan, L. j. Rodriguez, E. Rusmore, A.
Roren K Radcliffe.
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NUEVO BUFETE

En- atenta circular que acabamos
de recibir nos participa el Lcdo. Jo-
sc N. Quinones, ex-fscal del Distri-
to de Guayama y uno de nuestros
j6venes letrados de mas brillante
porvenir, haber instalado su bufete
professional en- el nGmero % Ga la
calle Salvador Brau, frente la pla-
"a de Baldorioty.
Como saben nuestros lectores, los
ultimos acontecimientos en- que Sc ha
visto enyuelto el sefior Quinones, han
hecho de el una figura realmente in
teresante, poniendo de relieve, al
mismo tempo, sus indiscutibles do
tes de profesinal compromising Y
de luchaGor infatigable.
Ell MUNDO desea al seIior Qui-
fiones ell mas franco exito en- su pro-
fesion, la cual vuelve a ejercer, des-
pues de haber servido a la Magistra-
tura Insular por espacio de II amos.
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JUNTA DENTAL ExAMINADoRA
convocatoria a Examenes

Por la presente y de acuerdo con 10
establecido por la Ley, la Junta Den
tai Examinadora, aruncia exau1caes
para la revalida de Cirujanos Oenrts-
tas, los cuales empozaran a verifcar-
Sc desde Ell dia 26 de Febrero de 1928,
a las nueve de la maIana ell ei salon
de examenes, calle de Allen No, 8, Pa
lacio Rojo.
Las solicitudes demas ocumentos,
asi como tambien ell giro postal por
la cantidad de S25, como deresaos de
examen, seran enviados al Presidente
que suscribe, todo 10 cual Sc admitira
hasta el dia 20 de febrero de 1928.
DR.. J. M. BIRD,
Pres. Junta Dental Examinadora.
San Juan, P. r.,
Febrero IS, 1928. Advt.
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Una buena casa de San Juan
necesita uno o dos vendedores
de automobiles y al efecto con-
siderara soIicitudes de personals
con buenas reIaciones sociaIes
hacienda constar edad, experien-
cia en- esta Inca y en- otras CO.
mo vendedor, idiomas que ha-
bla, referencias y compensation
a que aspira. No Sc aten
dera soIicitud aIguna que no
traiga todos estos datos. P. 0.
Box 1929, San Juan. Advt.
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La COmiisii6n sOciaIista...
SCsnAnuaci6a de Is Ia. Sas.I

ington nnicamente combatir perso-
nalmente al Gobernador Reilly, pero,
seg1n nosotros puGimos advertir en-
nuestro contacto con ciertos centros
ofciales, su quejita, su lamentacion
infantil como de ninos que han per-
dido un juguete, no ha tenido gran
resonancia en- ell pueblo americana nj
en- ell amino de los hombres que di-
rigen la Administration nacional;
pero, los comisionados unionistas, de-
rrotados, Gesenganados Y desespera-
dos, no les queda otro remedio que
seguir enganando al pueblo, y decir
que Reilly Sc retirara muy pronpo,
e incapaces para aconsejar uno de
los gestos Que cubren de gloria los
pueblos y a los hombres, repetiran
esa vieja canci6n de pedir "pacien-
cia" y 'conianza"
Nosotros poGemos afrmar que Rel
ly ha vuelto para quedarse; el Co
bernador Reilly tiene hoy, 10 mismo
que en- julio de 1921, la completa
confanza ell endoso del tnico hom-
bre en- ell mundo que puede remover
10: el Presidente Harding.
Pero, 81 por una causalidaG, 81 por
un incidente inesperado, 81 por la
propia conveniencia, por su salud o
por sus personales intereses, ell Co
bernador Reilly abandonara al pals,
es bueno que desde ahora sepa el pue-
bio que Ia causa de su ida no es la
labor Ge los comisionados upionistas;
y es bueno que tambi6n sepa que va
en- Washington conocen bien todos
nuestros hombres, Y que el Goberna-
dor que sucediera a Reilly no scria
un muneco dGbil como aqucl pobrc
diablo de wager. FL successor de Rel
ly seria un hombre fuerte que ven
.dria continuar la parte justiciera
de la obra de Reilly, serfa un hombre
cue yolveria a causar insomnios, un
hombre que no toleraria el caciquis-
mo unionista nj sus corrupciones of
ciales, seria un hombre que haria
respetar la voluntad popular donde-
quiera que ella Sc expresara, va sea
en- Barranquitas 10 mismo que en-
Fajardo y seria un gobernador que
escucharfa 81 clamor de todos los
partidos, de todo el pueblo.
Ell sr. Iglesias nos inform6 que el
sr. Todd permanecia en- Washington,
pendiente de la presentation ante Ell
Cogreso dc dos proyectos de Ley, que
la Comisi6n dej6 confeccionados v lis
tos para su tramitacion.
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A LA AsoCIACIoN DE
PEDUCToREs DE AzUCAR

Varios agricultores de cana, colonos
de diferentes factorias, Sc nos han acer-
cado en- solicitud de que pidamos a di-
cha asociaci6n, Que por una sola vez
haga pubIco para conocimiento de aque
los los gastos de todo genero, en- de-
tall, que Ell la presente 2afra irroga I'm
quintal de azIcar desde que sale de las
respectivas factorias hasta su entrega
a los compradores en- los puertos de los
Estados Unidos. Tambien interesan que
el ultimo dia de cada quincena, en-
el primero de Ia proxima, sc de q CO.
nocer ell promedio de precio a que han
sido efectuadas las ventas de aquella en-
ell mercado de New York va que este
es Ell precio que Sc les debe pagar ell
equivalente Ell azucar de sus entregas
de cana, segln contratos. Dicen dichos
colonos que como NADIA de este Sc pu-
blica, tienen que aceptar las liquida-
clones quincenales que Sc les entregan,
con una rebaja englobada por gastos
que no aparece justifcada, maxine
cusndo no todas las factorias hacen
igual rebaja.
A nosotros nos parece justa la solici-
tud de los colonos, Y esperamos que sea
atendida.
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coNo1ERTo PoR RADIO

Prograna que sera trasmitido por Ia
Estaci6n Radiotelef6nica W.K.A.Q. de
la Radio Corporation de Puerto Rico,
de $50 a 10 P. NJ, Ell jueves Is de fe-
brero de 1923, San Juan, P. r.
Introduction.
2.-The Flatterer, Chaminade, Selec
ci6n al piano por ell sr. o'Neill.
3.-Los Motives del Lobo, poesia de
Ruben Darfo, recitada por La srta.
Elisa Gigantic.
-nfelice, Romanza Hermann,
cantada por ell sr. Luis Esparolini,
acompanada por ell Sr. o'Neill.
5.-Algo de Radio, por Ell sr. Agusty.
6.-EVening Star, Tanhausser, can
tada por ell sr. Esparolini y acompa-
hada al piano por Ell sr. o'Neill.
Ell salto del TeQuendama, cho-
cano, recitada por ell sr. Alfredo Var
gas.
--Gtutarre, Chaminade, ejecutada
por Ell Sr. O'Neill.
9.-Platica sobre ell puerto de San
Juan, por ell Sr. Carri6n.
10.-Ultimas noticias cablegrafcas.
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DOS PASAJEROs GRAVEMENTE
HERIDOS

En- Ia carretera No. 2, cerca del
barrio Susua-B Baja, de Yauco, el au-
tom6yil que guiaba Rafael Busatti,
choc6 con el vehiculo que guiaba Gle
mente Rodriguez Carlo, resultando
lesionados los pasaieros Pablo Mala-
va, Bernardino Galarza, Jose Felicia
no, Jose Y Ernesto Rodriguez, quie-
nes fueron asistidos per el DR.. ARA
che. Galarza y Feliciano quedaron
asilados en- la Clinica del citado me-
dico, por considerarse su estado bas-
tante grave. FL automovil que guia-
ba Busatti qued6 totalmente destro-
ZadO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-15
oRDEN DE ARREsTo

La Corte Municipal, secci6n segunda,
ha expedido orden de arresto contra
Juan Monge Jr., por m delito de fall
sa representation, fjandole una hanza
de $500.
Ell delito de Monge consiste en- ha-
ber cobrado anteayer en- el estabIeci-
miento LA Villa de Madrid, de esta
plaza un "check" falso firmado al
dorso por un tai Ramon Monge''. Ell
"check" era por la suma de $12.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-15
Felix MATos BERNIER.
LOS QUESOS Sc DERR1TEN EN-
LA DENTADURA DE ACERO
DEL CARIBBEAN"

FL domingo Sc enfrentaron detras
del "Polvorin' las novenas "Antilla-
no Kraft" Y Caribbean, en- la cual
Chaquin hacia su debut. Este hizo
una labor efcientisima.
Los ratones" del CARIBBEAN"
Sc "colaron" en- la "despensa" del
"polvorin".y acabaron con los "que-
sos, que presentaron todo su "staff"
de pitchers, los cuales fueron des-
filando uno uno por el caj6n, pues
la ''majagua" 'caribe" no "ahon6"
el cliente.
Y ahora con ell "MEsoNoRA" pa
ia ponerle de "arroz Y de masa".
El score del juego fu6 el siguiente:
"Caribean', s; "Antillano", 5.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-15
DEsDE UTUADO

Ell NUEVO HOSPITAL:-Para
el domingo ha sido anunciado la
inauguration del magnifico hospital
Catalina Figueroa".
DE POLITICA :-Hemos sido in
formaGos que los Sres Miguel Macs
tire, Manuel Vega Colon, Ulises Ro-
driguez, Antonio Pietro, Bias Jose
Torres y Jose Colon han ingresado
en- las filas de Ia Union, por no es-
tar de acuerdo con Ia politica pro-
reilista que patrocinan los lfdores re-
publicanos.