davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

ow street. williamantic, Conn,
drowned when he tried to save a
man from Town Pond at Mansfield
Center Conn. January 20. 1874:
bronze medal TO widow with benefits
of SO n month and So month ad-
ditional for each of two children.
Andrew Ozminkowski. 5342 Wilson
Avenue. Chicago. ILL.,, injured fatally
when he went to the aid of a man
who was entangled in live wires at
Chicago, Oct. -. 1923: bronze medal
RI widow with benefits of 500 a
month and s. a month additional for
each of four C4lildr"r.
Thomas Edward Owings. 1905
West Thirteenth Avenue. Pine Bluff'
Ark., a carpenter. died attempting to
save a girl from drowning at Pratts-
Vile. Ark, Sept. 5. 1921; bronze
medal to widow with 500 month
and SIS additional for each OF four
children.
Pincknev c. Cochran, Epworth. Ga.
died attempting to rescue girl from
drowning at McCaysville. Ga. July
ii. 1928: silver medal to his mother.
John T. Dunn, Jr.. COG East Eighty
third street. New York, n. y. died
dhen he went 10 the aid of drown
ing woman in the East River. jury
-. 1928: silver medal to his rather.
Otis r. Whitehead. Ramseur: ~
c.. died attempting to save a fellow
workman from drowning at Ramseur,
Nav 81, 1929: silver medal to his
father
OF the other heroic deeds recog-
nized. five of the bronze medals went
to women. They We're:
Dorothy Dean Wagner. $40 South
Cedar street. sturgeon Bay Wis. a
school girl, rescued two school mates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

as-auan, n. J. Sept 90. 1922
Thomas ]. Waller. Bogue Chitto
Miss, saved boy from the path of
n train at Bogue Chitto, July l.,
1921; Georges Eermeulen, 1854 Gar
den ST., Hoboken, y. j.. rescued a
runaway horse at New York. June
10. 1922: Edward Ashby Pipkin,
Rural Route No. >. Morven, y. c.
saved negress from drowning at
Ansonville, n. c., Jan. IS, 1923:
Charles Frederick Cove. A. Wood
ward St, South Boston, Mass. saved
two school children from drowning
at East Dedham, Mass. March 6,
1922; Fred A. Brewin. 46 Main St.
Marlboro, Mass, saved a man from
drowning at Northboro. June %,
1921: Arthur N. Conine, 245 Allen
St, Hudson, y. Y. saved three per-
sons from drowning at EliZaville,
y. Y. July %, 1921; James T. Howie-
son, Rural Route No. 4, Mapleton,
Mimi. saved a boy from drowning at
Mapleton. July 4, 1922; William j.
Milburn, 81 Maine ST. Roebling. n
j., schoolboy. saved a telephone work
er from drowning at Point Pleasant,
\. j.. July IA. 1923; Guy c. Holbrook,
Jr., 40i Waltham ST, West Newton,
Mass, 15-year- old student, rescued a
man from drowning at Wells. Me,
July 4, 1922; and Volgar n. Peter
son. Box 25s. Pine River, Mich, stu
dent. aged l6 years, saved man
from drowning at Pine river, July 10,
1919.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
Have You a Criminal Face?

Have you a criminal face? OF
course YOU haven't, YOU exclaim in
dignantly. Yet thousands of abb
solutely respectable, law "a biding
citizens have developed. or are de-
Seloping criminal faces, remarks
London Answers.
How? Because. with defective
eyesight. they shirk wearing glasses.
Minus glasses. anyone with i'm
paired vision screws his or her eyes
up and peers. That's to get a
focus: but the effect is to create an
appearance of furtiveness. and it de-
ponds on the build of a face whether
the furtiveness increases to an ap-
pearance of craftiness and cunning.
Again. there are thousands of quite
sweet-tempered folk who look i'll
tempered. Vertical lines run up
their forehead as the result Of
"screwing'' their eyes. Thus is a
cross" face made.
1t may be argued that what man
is in character, and not what he
seems to be facially. IS what counts.
But that applies only to those who
know him. When We meet a
stranger our first judgment OF him.
our decision whether we shall like
him or not. depends to a very great
extent on his facial appearance.
That Is not to say that plainness,
or even ugliness. If not OF the re-
plant. type, will make us give an
adverse verdict, for charm OF man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
Webster Carried Big Life Insurance

An INTERESTING relic recently
shown was the lie insurance policy
issued September 20. 1874, to Daniel
Webster. 1t MAS for $1,000. which
was considered large sum in those
days. and carried premium of 1898.
The policy mentions certain re-
strictive clauses. IL Dan1el wanted
to visit large city. Washington in
GUIDED, or journey west of the
Mississippi river. he had to get per-
mission OF the company and pay
extra.
But Webster did not go into the
wilds west Of the Mississippi. He
never had much use for that coun-
try. anyhow. The idea of the in
surance company in imposing the
limitations was that smallpox was
likely TO be epidemic In the large
cities, while the Indians were the
hazard of the West.
Webster was also advised that IL
he died in duel. was hanged or
killed in a raid upon any city or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
Indlan tribe there would be no money
Afor the widOw.-Dctrolt News.
Unknown Composition by
Verdi Enund

The library Of the Budapest opcin
house has Unexpectedly yielded IL
hitherto unknown opera by Giuseppe
Verdi. entitled. The I.obbers." The
libretto Is none other than Friedrich
Sciiller's famous drama of the same
title.
1t appears that Verdi composed n
cycle Of operas which have Schiller
dramas for their texts. The cycle
included Don Carlos" THE Maid Of
Orleans The Robbers" and "Caba |
and Love" The discovery of "The
Robbers" will. 1t is believed. lead
to the musical production OF the
whole cycle in the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
Carnegie Awards

.a'her's ai. The award in this case
WIS q bronze medal to the mother.
o'23'G's L. Smith. : Stampers Lane,
.lHaadelphia Pa. brakeman. was
injured fatally when he attempted to
@'' two men from the path of a
,Ge'n At Philadelphia. Feb. l6. 1924;
ee5oHse medal to widow with bene :
ny OF 500 month and SIS a month
"",n,'l'on2t fer each of five children.
GERMAN Santow, 10 Cedar Street.
,"n"Nngjon. Del. killed when he
n We, to save hoy from being cleo
,TaSo, . al Wilmington June "a,
-, bronze medal to widow with
seIen's Of $+5 month and SIS adj
SS."ohal month for each OF six chill
1lmothy G, NcGillicuddy. 10 Mead
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
ner or speech may frequently cancel
tf,ippc

ner or speech may frequently cancel
these things.
But if the stranger looks at US
furtively, just because ne ought to
be wearing glasses. and isn't. or. be-
cause of the same commission, looks
ill-tempered, what then? We don t
take to him. our judgment is wrong,
of course; but he has asked for II.
The very obvious moral is-if you
need glasses, get them and wea,
them. In these days we cannot af-
ford TO handicap ourselves by letting
our faces be our misfortune. What
we look like does really count.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

miles; and that the town of Seward
the ocean terminus Of the new gov
eminent railroad, is 500 miles nearer
the Philippines than is San Fran
cisco
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

To the majority Of Americans,
whose only conception OF Alaska is
the idea of remoteness, it may be a
surprise TO know that II covers an
area OF more than $4,000 square
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

AGENTS-S100 week for full time:
So to $50 spare time. Equipment
and car free. Exclusive territory
Sound. permanent proposition. a rare
opportunity, but Won must act quick
". Write tor particulars today sure
American Products Co. "199. Ameri-
can Elds Cinrinnnti -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
Help-Male or Female

NJ AN-Or Woman Agent. Guaranteed
Hosiery. Special Low Prices. "A
Hour Shipments. Complete Assert
ment Styles Men, Women. and Child
rem. Full Fashioned Silk Included
Also Silk and Wool. Liberal Selling
Comm. Xmas ApproachinG Write for
Samples. United Eastern Textile Co,
POtI StOMn Pa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
EMPLOYEE
Situations Wanted-Female 81

COOk-And general housework by
middle aged woman, references eX-
changed. l.. Sritton, Genl Del, Au-
guSta.
NURSE-EXperience wishes position.
Write I'll. care Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
WATCH the classified ads every

THE CLASSIFIED section is a daily
service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Land For Sale 80
o. ACl;ES-2I mi. Kennebcc bridge. pr.
horses. cows, farming tools, crops
Electric lights. telephone, water at
Sink. Half price down or exchange
tor house in city. Here's good
chance. R-i. care journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

AGENTS-Seli two shirts for price of
one. Walton Duplex shirts are re-
vcrsible. Make $l5-S25 daily. We
deliver. collect. Write for "Your
opportunity." Walton-DupleX Co.
Brooks BLDG Chicago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

GARDINER-S-room house. All mod
ern. Low price for quick sale. III.
Gerstizn. Augusta.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ave. IO-room
house. h. ~. floors. elec. lights, $500:
l3-rm. house, S3200; double tone
ments on Elm and Middle SITS. $500
and S2S0h Owner. 3i3 Water 81.
HALLOWELL-Sncon st. 4 tene ment
house. Good investment. W. H.
Ferry, GS Second ST. HalIowell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
Solicitors. canvassers, Agents 3

a TWO CENT STAMP-BrInes com
pact dazzling Free Sample Outfit
clothing. shoes and particularly shirt
statesmen have increased income ire
tremendously. Fashion Wear Shirts
Cincinnati
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
Read These Offers Daily!s
MERCHANDISE
Aetiefes for Sale

fARN-All wool. for sale from manu-
facturer. 'oc to So per ID. Free
samples. Ii. A. Bartlett, Harmony,
Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
TO THE
HOMESEEKER

! AM NOW OFFERING THESE
NICE MODERN HOMES TO BE
SOLD AT ONCE:
The Dolores star., 1924-10-31
Lincoln Must Stand Trial

Geneva, Ill.-The jury wni'A
been hearing evidence MS to tne -
condition of Warren j. l'inco'N'
killed his wife and her prou'
sealed their heads in cohcie"
returned a verdict finding lln'.
be sane ut this time. lhe
means that Lincoln, the Au'"
observation-disclosures, who RepE
thorities puzzled for mon'is ~
fessiOns and regulations D
finally led them to Il dump pN
he pointed out the BLOCK VI
containing the heads of Ills y.
must stand trial for the s'a'"
The Dolores star., 1924-10-31
That ended the revolution.

That ended the revolution
General Pcndle
entered the Naval acad-
emy in 1878 from Rochcs-
ter. Pa. and retired last
summer at slSty-four. His
forty years of service
have taken him pretty
nearly all over the world:
Alaska. Cuba, Mexico,
Philippines. Guam, Hawaii,
Samoa, Santo Domingo.
Turkey. Algiers, Egypt
Aunt Mary, who vas Mary
Helen Fay of Annapolis
when she married Uncle
Joe in 1884, has always
gone with him, whether his
command was in san
Francisco or Olongnpo.
When Uncle Joe retired,
the scene was affecting.
and the ceremonies were
greatly delayed because
he and his men had 10
swap stories of the old
days-many Of which are
not to be found in the mil
itnry records of the United
States of America no, sir.
Incidentally, he retired at
San Diego, where he was In
command of the Fifth brig
AIDE and Second Advanced
Base Force of the Unit
ed States Marines and In
full charge of the $1,000
600 Marine Corps training
station. for the scheme and
construction Of which no
The Dolores star., 1924-10-31
Seal Skins Sold at Auesl@

st. LOuis.-Seventeeh t''o''
ernment-owned seal skins i'O I,
ka were offered for sale ~ aA y.
in the establishment OF tne ~
Company. For the first 'la
were offered lots of DYED % % h
of a golden chestnut hue "nn .n,.,
were black and the reil'a'M
were offered raw. Another ~ "
ment-Owned lot ready for au. a
sisted of 7S7 blue fox sh'n
white fox and four sea c''e
The Dolores star., 1924-10-31
Farm implement Sales ''e'

WashlngtOn.-Recoverihs.,
slump of 1922, farm equlpn ...dl
facturers last year far sup ,saI
with an increase of "A pei ,ca|
we're 11.2 per cent above Wv ',iaa|
duction. Census bureau s'' ',,,s
nounced for the anhu'' ooup|
manufacturers of farm ~
places the value OF III. .d,b I
1894 7O1, ,537, rs comparea, ~ W" o,a,
g39,S7S in 1922 and s'. q
1921. Manufactures "
showed a marked incress'
The Dolores star., 1924-10-31
INFORMATION DEPARTAl
Commercial inquiries answered
information glauly Furnished
out cost. Address any firm
Troops Patrol NogaIes, msda'

Nogales, Sonora.-MeSicah ~
continue 10 patrol the Chinese y
of this city in Il drive aeaiis
members of the Chinese impena1
faction who are sought by the s"1
ment on charges Of espionage
The Dolores star., 1924-10-31
BY JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN

NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY years
old on November 10. 1924. will be the
United States Marine Corps-a
unique organization adjudged by the
military experts of all nations to be
the most efficient fighting force in the
world. The anniversary will be cele-
brated in Washington in connection
will, L.
The Dolores star., 1924-10-31
Enemies Helm So-.

A few good. lively enemies. will do
'''ie 10 make you success than q
carload of friends.
The Dolores star., 1924-10-31
Business

Business despatched is business wer
zone but business hurried is business
Ill done.-Bulwer Lytton,
The Dolores star., 1924-10-31
Lost Temper

Lost temper means loss that cannot
DC retrieved all along the line,
The Dolores star., 1924-10-31

Coyotepe Hill figured in 1912, when he landed
in the Central American republic with detach-
ment of Marines to find the revoutionists occupy
ing fortified hill believed to be impregnable and
raining death and destruction all the country
around. Well. Uncle Joe led his men In the climb
up Coyotepe Hill and the rebels dispersed pronto.
The Dolores star., 1924-10-31
Hours

Hours are golden links-God's token
reaching heaven.-DIckens.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-08
REsULTo MAGNIFICA LA JARANA
DEL sABADo ULTIMo EN- Ell CA
sINo DE SAN JUAN

Ell sabado iiltimo, por la noche, Sc
llevo a efecto en- los aristocraticos salo-
nes del Casino Portorriqueio de San
Juan. una magnifica jarana-baile, que
result6 un acto social esplendido. Una
selecta concurrencia, de 10 mas distin-
guido de nuestro gran mundo, asisti6 al
acto en- ell que lucian sus galas magni-
fias la belleza y la distinction.
Entire los concurrentes del sexo be-
llo. recordamos las encantadoras Sc
fioritas Julia Hernandez; Providencia
Rivera; America, Manuelita y Rosita
Gameiro, A. Gonzalez, E. de JESUS, A.
sGhrcra. Genarita Moure; Carmencita
Choperana; sarita Hernandez: Aurora
y Angelita Palmieri. Estas iiltimas, en-
cantadoras damitas pertenecientes a
la elite social de Adjuntas.
Entire las damas distinguidas que to
maron parte en- tan magnifico acto, Sc
encuentran las sedoras dofia Asunci6n
Martinez, doia Rosa G. vida. de San
zen6n, y dona Joaquina vda. de Fran
co.
Como siempre, hubo derroche de ale
gria, de belleza y de lujo. La juventud
masculine que asisti6 la jarana- bale,
correspondi6, en- distinction y simpatia.
a la concurrencia femenina, habiendo
tornado parte en- ella un grupo de presti-
giosos j6venes de la sociedad capitan-
ma. CRoNIsTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-08
FL PIANETA PEDREIRA

ris, dando conocer su prodigiosa fam
tasia sobre Noises, envuelta en- dTlces
y armoniosos arpegiados.
Juzgamos a Pedreira como pianista
habilidoso, de buena organization mu-
sical y con espirisu artistico, que na
sabido veneer, con la juiciosa direction
de su prestigiosa maestro Rosita 81
card6, las mayores dificultades de me-
canismo, estilo y expression v solo le
falta para ell complete perfeccionamlen-
to de SUI personalidad artistica, (er el
verdadero signifcado de ia pa.abra)y
que no todos los artistas poseeu, solo
lie falta decimos, un BANJO EUROPEo,
no precisamente de Conservatorio algu-
no, cuyos PRIMERos PREMIOs, sin
menoscabar prestigios adquiridos, son
demonstration de aptitudes, sobresalien-
tes no dudarlo, pero no de absolute
suficiencia, de genio, de profundos CO.
nocimientos cientifico-musicales.
Ell eminente pianista Emil Saver,
que hace POGO ha hecho una excursion
triunfal por Espafia y sigue corquis-
tando gloria sus SO amos de edad, por
ell mundo entero, no estudi3 en- Con-
servatorio alguno; fae discipulo del CO.
loso Antonio Rubuistein, Eel viejo) que
dio gloria y prestigio su privilegiado
discipulo, quien orgrlloso anuuciaba sus
audiciones: Concerto por el pianista
Emil Saver DISCIPULO DE A.
RUBUISTEIN" Esto le satisfacia tan
to como ell honor de haberse titulado
primer prenlio de Paris, Leipzig Ma
drid. De una manera de otra -esul-
taba una fgura eminente como pianis--
decomposition v concertista; y Ihabra
quien niegue este discipulo y este
maestro. la autoridad artistica de los
colosos en- Ell piano
List. Chopin, Beethoven y otros tan
tos, tampoco han adquirido su superio-
ridad artistica en- los Conservatives.
Ciertamente que un primer premio,
no deja de ser un estimulo, y Sc obs
tenta con orgdllo por ell artista qne 10
ha obtenido, pero no es necesario para
demostrar sufciencia de ccnocimientos.
A Pedreira le basta hoy, en- nuestro
humilde sentir Ell complemento artistico
de los sabios maestros que viven Ell el
mundo repartiendo conocimierto espe-
cialidades, 81 Sc quiere, adquiridos POE
la experiencia de los amos y de la prac-
tica professional, son perfecta garan-
tia la formation del pianista que am
picione recibir las sabias instrucciones
de esas autoridades artisticas.
Deseamos con sinceridad que el joven
pianista Pedreira realize felizmente sus
justas aspiraciones, aconsejandole que
no desmaye en- su noble tarea; q1e ei
mundo es grande para desenvolverse Ell
la nueva vida que hoy emprende dc
emociones. de arte. de amores, de lll-
stones: que cora en- pos de gloria y
provecho, sin que lie tema a La critlca'
nj le envanezcan los triunfos, y brilla-
ra. seguramente, en- Ell mundo artistico,
81 no sc abandona.
Cello RosSY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-08

MENTE EscRTTA PoR UN TEsTco PREsENcA DE la HoRRIB
HEcATOMBE.
Conozca fondo participation todos los pases
cANOS concto universal Los escarecdo escrtores
mismos conrbudo
de la mejor historic de la gran guerra
YEA SU NOMBRE e. DE SUS FAMLIARES AMIGOS coMPATR
TAS QUE Sc ALSTARoN ANoSoS PARA LA LUCIA LA mob
CAUSA-LA HISTORIA DE LA GUERRA DEL MUNDO FRANK
MCKDS ES LA UNCA EN- LA QUE APAREcE LSTA cOPLE
TODOS LOS PORTORRIQUENOS QUE FORMARON REGMENTC
GLORIA DE ESTA HERMOSA lSLA.
La dnca historic compea impartial de la
anoso de todos los crcos ares ofrecda
PUERTO RICO USTDO parte
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-02
UN JUICIo soBRE MARGARITA
xIRGU

AL juzgar la labor de Margarita
Xirgi, siempre la critica y el publico
SO han mostrado unanimes en- ell elog1o.
La insigne actriz la recibido de to-
dos los pdblicos intensas ovaciones y
de la critica los mas encomiasticos
juicios.
AL comenzar Ia labor de MAkGAEI-
ia XIRGU en- ELECTRA, Ell diar1o
'sLa Critical de Buenos Aires hizo ell
comentario siguiente:
''Fresca est& aun la intensa emocion
artistica de la Electra de Straus, uno
de los mejores cspectaculos de la tenn
porada. FL mismo poema del va ceIebre
Hugo de Hoffmamotal; fue vertido
anoche sin su genial comentario musi-
cal, con todo ell encanto de la
nisica verbal, por la ilustre actr1z
Margarita xirgu.''
'tBastc decir que esta es una de sus
creacicnes mas celebradas y que, con
justo titulo, puede la Xirgl exhibirla co
mo una de las obras en- que encuentra
mejor oportunidad para lucir su tenn
peramento emotional y su soplo tragtco
que, en- determinado momento, alcanza
el mas alto nivel estetico. La sombria
ELECTRA grande en- sus imprecaclo-
nes, grande en- sus designios v en- sus
magnificas esperanzas sangrientas; NOR
daz en- ell insulto, implacable y cruel
con los enemigos de su raza, dulce y
femenina ante ell herinano adorable y
vengador, encontr6 en- Margarita una
interprete admirable
La egregia actriz navega va con rum
bo a Puerto Rico llegara hoy en- Ell
vapor Caracas, debutando ell dia
en- ell olimpo con una de sus mejores
obras, "L'Aigrette' de Dario Nico-
demi.
El abono continua alberto y cubrien-
dose con extraordinario entusiasmo;
habiendose seiialado los dias 6, 8, Is,
IA, 16, 1s, 20, 90 y % para las funcio-
mes de abono.
MARGARITA no repite obras. Man.
de separar su localidad en- el "Olim-
POI llamando al telefono 119, San
turce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-02
UN PARLANCHIN

- 'E4'a as
Estamos frente a una tribuna roja.
FL auditorio que la rodea es de 10
mas pintoresco que hemos visto. Hoy
Sc va hablar aqui a cafio hbre. No
habr& poder divine nj humane que con-
tenga Ell chorro de frases candentes que
Sc diran. sospecho que va es llegada.
la hora de cortarle los vuelos esta
clase de oratoria, vulgo verborrea, que
tiene todas las caracterfsticas del mas
desenfrenado charIatanismo.
Ell peligfo rDio. re ahi la continua
amenaza qussa los cuatro vientos pre-
CONAN los llainaAes partiaos llistoricos.
En- Puerto Rico, nadie, absolutamen-
te nadie mas aque a los dos partidos
hoy fusionados en- ridicula camarade-
ria, Sc les debe el incremento que las
sociedades obreras, con caracter de CO.
munismo, han tornado en- esta Isla. Una
fuerte inyecci6n de vida Sc la dio tam
bien aquel tan ignorante como descos-
tillado gobernador, que cansado de ha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-02
LAS MAFIAS EN- Ell HIPODRO-
MO A DESPECHO DE LA CONF
SION HIPICA INSULAR

Lo estupendamente sensational en-
el deporte hipico, que tan en- boga
sc ha puesto en- esta capital, no
consiste en- que sc cometan irregula-
ridades inmoralidades para con
seguir cl triunfo de determinados
caballos v el benefcio de las apues-
tas para un grupo Gle privilegiados
sino que Sc realicen intrigas, malas
artes y toda una telarana de emo
cionantes estratagemas a despecbo
del organismo Official creado por
nuestra Asamblea Legislative para
moralizar Lass earreras de caballos.
Pues bien, ESQ ocurrira esta no
che Ell eli Cine S@Tres Banderas".
Sin que pueda evitarlo la Conf
sion Hipica, Iiuestro estiniado anli-
90 Don Miguel Portel, como 81 fue-
ra otro Don Dec Gracias Viera,
convertira esta noche su amplio tea
tro de la Marina en- un gran hipo-
dromo v celebrara unas estupendas
carreras de caballo en- que las ma
fias son tan evidentes y tan emo
cionantes las escenas que el publico
saltara de las butacas presa de ex-
traordinario entusiasmo.
La Comisi6nH Hipica, sin. embargo,
no podra poner en- practica sus ia
cultades para reprimir estas ire
gularidades y castigar los culpa-
hes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-02
RRILLANTE OPERACION HFCHA
POR Ell DIR. LOPEZ DE
LA ROSA

La muy estimada sonora do1a
Georgina Diaz, esposa de un bizarre
sub-ofcial del Ejercito, ha sido opc-
rada con el exito feliz que es va su
caracteristica, por el notable medi-
GO DR.. Lopez de la Rosa, de glandu-
las en- ell cuello, de las que sufria
hace un ano. El esposo de la en-
ferma apelo todos los recursos,
para devolverle la salud, sin haber
conseguido, hasta ahora, ning1n re-
sultado satisfactorio.
La operacion, brillantemente he
cha, verificose en- la misma clinica y
consultorio del joven y talentoso fa-
cultativo instalada con todos los
elementos indispensables para coad-
yuvar al triunfo.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
ha recibido el DR.. Lopez de la Rosa,
unimos las nuestras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-02
NUEy0 Y sINEPATICO HOGAR

El % de mayo contrajo matrimonio,
en- la 1giesia catolica de San Jorge, la
virtuosa >inteligente senorita Maria
Mercedes Franco, perteneciente una
distinguida familia, con ell respectable
caballero Samuel Harvey.
TDeseamos los estimados desposados
un mundo extenso de felicidades por las
bellas dotes morales intelectua1es
que adornaron siempre la sefIorita
Franco y por la caballerosidad que
distingue al respectable senior Harvey.