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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
SAN ANTONIO
!. bOWLERS WIN
! j. 8. HONORS
Lead All Y.M.C.A. Teams
in Big National
Competition.
; MARYLAND THE STAR
Sergeant Is National lndi-
vidual Champion With
251-644 Score.

.a The San Antonio Army Y. NJ. c. A.
bowling team holds the national
Army ~" championship by virtue of
its 2945 score. rolled Friday in the
annual national Geographic tourna-
ment in which Army Y. NJ. C. A. pin
smashers from one end of the coun-
try to the other. participated. The
victory for the local bowlers was an
nounced late Saturday afternoon from
~ headquarters in New York.
Central Y. VI. C. A. of Brooklyn
finished second. Ga pins behind San
: Antonio. and East Cleveland. Ohio.
was third with 1889 pins, AZ behind
BROOKLYN.
Sergeant MARYLAND Of the San An
r. tonic team. added further glory TO
the record Of the locals by coping
D.. first place both for high single game
and high series. MARYLAND rolled a
high game Of o51 and a high series
of Ga.
Gave Warning in First Meet.
\ few weeks ago. in the qualifying
meet 70 determine the state chamN
Pions. who rolled this time. San Au-
tonic easily led Texas ~ bovlerS
aud finished only ten pins behind Fort
Leayenvorth. Kan. which led the
whole list. Sergeant Ellis was the
! sts- Of the locals play that time.
The San Antonio lumber-lambaster
ve7e II great form when they bovlei !
Tor the national title |-ts FRIDAY. as
i-esczte3 b. their scores, which FOL
k-:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
"PUG" ALLEN SOLD
Dallas Outfielder Transferred to In
dianapolis Club.

Dallas. Tex. March 15.-"Pug"
Allen, Dallas outfielder. was sold out
right Saturday night to the Indian
apolis club of the American Associa-
ton, according to President Ike SAB
losky of the Dallas baseball club.
Allen was secured by Dallas three
years ago from the Southern Associa-
ton, and has remained Dallas prop
erty ever since, although he has play
ed with other Texas League clubs.
Allen is q regular ball hawk and
was one of the leading home-run hit
tiers of the Texas League. Sablosl;y
declined to make known the pur-
chase price.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
TWO GAMES BOOKED
Baseball Contests Sunday Morning
and Afternoon at Sacred Heart.

Two games will be played on the
Sacred Heart baseball diamond Sun
day when the 9th Squadron nine
from Kelly Field plays the Eagle Fur
niture Company a practice game at
10 o'clock and the Sacred Heart Parish
team plays the Electrical Workers
Local No. 90 at 3 O'Clock.
The Sacred Heart team is entered
in the City League and the Electrical
Workers in the Saturday League.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
PLAY ST. ANTHONY'S
Public Service Ball Tossers viii Make
First Appearance Sunday.

The Public Service Company base
ball team. under the direction OF r. z.
Sivley, will make its first appearance
in a game Sunday afternoon against
the st. Anthony's College Yellow
jackets on the college diamond. The
game will start at 3 O'Clock.
Manager Siviey expects all Public
Service players TO be on hand by 2 80.
Try Dresch and August Small will
do the pitching for the Utilities and
Red" Harris and Captain "Fonce"
Huffaker will catch.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
RartIesviIIe 10 STAY.

Springfield. Mo-. March 15.-Bar-
lesville, Okla, will remain in the
Western Association. it was an
nounced Saturday by J. W. Sea-
bough. president. Bartlesville has had
much trouble with finances the last
few days, but information received
from there BY Mr.. Seabough seems
TO have cleared up the matter. Minor
details of the trouble there will be
thrashed out Sunday at league meet
ing at Hutchinson. Kan.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
Navy Athletes Win.

Annapolis, Md. March 15.-1n the
last big sport program of the season.
the Naval Academy won two out Of
three events Saturday. .AIidshipmen
swimmers easily vanguished Syracuse
40 to Is. The navy water
polo team also humbled the Orange by
the decisive count of 40 TO O. In an
meet, academy feneers
lost a close contest to Columbia Uni
versity, 9 to s bouts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
Tia Juana Derby Sunday.

S3n Diego, Cat, March 15.-The
Tia Juana race tracks annual renewal
ot the Tia Juana derby will be run
SUNDAY with a field of at least twelve
3-year-olds. according to an announce
ment coming from Secretary VI. n.
McFarlan. With $4,000 in added
money and twelve starters the derby
will be W jr,h S12,0J to the victor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
CUPID KAYOES FIRPO!
Luis, Argentine Gossip Has 1t, Will
Wed an Actress.

Buenos Aires, Match 15.-Angel
Firpo, who was knocked by Jack
Dempsey, has been knocked just about
twice as far in bout with Kid Cupid,
Argentine gossip had it Saturday.
Firpo has asked that his match with
Al Reich be postponed until April .,
TO give him time ito set into condi-
ton" and the request has been
granted.
1t is understood that the wild
Bull" has been tanned and corraleI
and is to be married to the Argentine
actress, Senorita Ratti.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

This Is Billy Mccain, @Cleveland's
fighting Irishman," one of the CLASH
est lightweights Promoter Jack Shell
ton has ever scheduled in a main
event here. Mccain fight san Ari-
iona gentleman named Young Joe
Rivers at the Market Hall Tuesday
night. In workouts here, Mccain has
been demonstrating an all-around
knowledge of the ungentle art of past
ing the other fellow. Originally e
southpaw, he fights from a right
handlers stance" left glove advanced.
His left-handed training stands him in
good stead; for his left hook is a
revelation. Anybody who en- keep
out Of the way Of that hook can con-
slider himself good. His rival in Shell
toms 12-round headline bout is a
yorngster with a punch. Rivers has
been handling the local talent rather
roughly in practice here. He sat
rugged Billy Sweet down hard with
a right uppercut Friday afternoon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
TWO FOR Ell FENIX
Bakers win Play Laundrymen and
y - AviatOrs in Sunday Games.

- The Ell Fenix Bakery baseball team
will play. two games Sunday. one in
the morning against the Texas Steam
Laundry nine and the other in the aft
ernoon against Kelly Field. The
games will be played at Navarro sta
dunn. Game time in the morning will
be, 10 O'Clock; in the afternoon, 3
( O'Clock.
Rodriguez and Galvan will Be the
morning battery for Ell Fenix: Chic
and Galvan will be in the points in the
afternoon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
"NTS" TO LACOSTE
Sundays Game Will BE First 'Regu.
lar" Tilt for Local Team.

The Veterans Vocational Training
School baseball team will play at La.
Coste Sunday afternoon in the Vets"
first regular" game of the season, ac-
cording to Homer Baker, school athlet-
ic director. Baker says the school has
the makings of fine ball club.
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Black Wonders to Play.

Joske's Black Wonders win play
Rogers Grays at the Apach. stadium
Sunday morning. The Wonders will
have Lee Williams, Taylor. Anderson.
Moore. Richardson. Jessie, Crunk,
Sunshine Craig and Manager Griffin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

Jack Shelton swears he can hit as
hard as any he's seen.
The winner of Tuesdays affray
will meet either Bobby Green or Billy
Ayers here. Shelton would like
Green but has been unable TO reach
him with kilograms: he's still trying.
Either Mccain or Rivers is ready to
fight Bobby if he will make 13S
pounds for the bout. Algers can easily
make the lightweight limit.
As a card of preliminaries Tuesday
night. Shelton has Johnny Simpson
and frankie Mason, soldier welter-
weights. matched for eight rounds:
Sailor Johnny Lyle, here on leave,
and Kid Suarez for six, and Eddie
Lopez and Billy Sweet, local light
weights, in a renewal of their. feud in
a four-rounder. Simpson and Mason
met at Fort Sam Houston some weeks
ago and Mason won. 1t was wicked
fight and no love has been lost be-
tween the two men since.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
TIE in CONFERENCE
Wisconsin Outclasses Chicago in Bias.
e~ ket Ball Final.

Madison. Wis. March 15.-Out-
chasing the Chicago Maroons. Wis
sconsin's basketball five put the big
ten conference into a three-Say tie
here tonight by 80 to II win.
% Standing:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
SUNDAYS GAME AT 8.
Keenan, to Start for Bears; Foil viii
Use More "Old Men,"

The Sox and the Bears will begin
their Sunday game at League Park
at o'clock.
Manager Bob Coleman of the Texas
Leaguers intends to start little jim
keenan,. the southpaw from Rochester.
After three innings, Lupe Rodriguez
will take Jim's place. Buck Winters
will hurl the last three innings.
Lee Foil. manager of the Sox, said
Saturday that he would use more of
his ''old men" Sunday. This means
that George Murray and Alec Fer
guspn of the 1929 Houston staff will
be among the pitchers. Who the
other one will be is a question.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

For baseball equipment Bull 70
Help Your Game" see Gene Seng, 314
w. Commerce. Or. 6795.-(Adv.-
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President Benson of the Bears Sat-
urday night estimated the Saturday
attendance at little short of 1000.

Bill Percy, the last of the Boston
squad to report. has come to terms,
it is said unofficially. The pitcher
held out for transportation for his
wife. How the matter was settled has
not been disclosed. The general opin-
ion of the matter in the Sox camp is
that Bill wouldn't be here if all wasn't
straighteped out. He was due early
Saturday morning but his train was
several hours late.
The Sox and the Bears have added
a game next Wednesday afternoon to
their exhibition program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

Stolen bases. Veach, Lee; two-base hits,
Todt. Galloway. Harris: three-base hit,
Meyers: double plays. Lee to Harris, Full
by Ehmke 3. Quinn ), Adams ), Porter 3;
hits off Ehmke /, Quinn 4, Adams 4.
Porter s; runs off Quinn 1. Fullerton 2,
Adams 3. Porter 5; base on balls. off
Adams 2. Porter 2. Fullerton /: struck
out. by Adams 1. Collins 4, Quinn 2, Full
lerton !: wild pitches, Fullerton (2): hit
by pitched ball, by Ehmke (Reichle)
time. l:is; umpires, Leidy and Couch
man.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

xBatted for Collins in ninth.
xxBatted for Picinich in 6th.
xxxBatted for Quinn in 6Nh.
BY Innings.
San Antonio ........!.. 200 100 02O-
Boston Ola ok .
Summary.
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DR.. Polanco Gonzalez

consuItorio excIusivamente para
Intermediates de la nii1ez e in
fancia. Trastornos gastro-intes-
tinaIes. TeIefono 1910. Parada
is de 1 a 5 p. M. Llamadas a
domiciIio s6Ia en- Santurce.
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HACE SIETE SIGLOS QUE Los
MONIES FRANCISCANOS LIE
GARON A INGLATERRA

CANTERBURY, setiembre 2S,
Omitted Press) Hoy Sc cumplen
siete siglos de Ia llegada de los frai
les franciscanos Inglaterra, Y la
ceremonial commemorative, Sc cele-
bro Ell esta ciudad, y fu6 presidida
por ell Cardenal Bourne, jefe de la
Iglesia Cat6lica en- Inglaterra.
Fu6 la ciudad de Canterbury, cl
sitio escogido pOr los frailes fran
ciscanOs en- ell aflo 1924, para fundar
la primera parroquia de la orden Ell
Inglaterra. Desembarcaron en- Do
ver ell diez de setiembrc, Y POGO des-
pues salfan hacia eSta ciudad. Pocas
semanas despu6s, va habfan funda
do parroquias en- Oxford Y LOndres,
treinta amos mas tarde, Sc habfan
esparcido por toda la naci6n, con-
quistando numerosos adeptos, Y eau
sando I'M gran avivamiento en- la re-
ligi6n.
De acuerdo con los frailes fran
ciscanos, la orden combati0 el des-
potismo de Enrique III, Y luch0 por
las libertadeS naciOnaleS haSta ven
Ger En- Oxford, fundaron una insti-
tuci0n teol0gica, que pronto Sc hi
20 famosa, Y donde estudiarOn las
mas grandcs mentalidades que ha
tenido la gran naci6n inglesa.
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InfOme del Dr.. Coll y TOste, hStofiador de Puerto
Rico, SObre instruction pdbfCa


propios en- la calle de Norzagaray.
10o.-D. Manuel Egozcue, fundador
en- 1895 de la Escuela de Artes Y Of
clos en- Benefcencia.
Los diez insignes maestros educs-
dores, que han sobresahdo en- ell pais,
son 1o.-Fray Angel de la Concep-
cion Vazquez, (1790-184D, regular
de la orden franciscana, hijo del pals,
primer rector del "Seminario Conci-
iar''. 2o.-EI maestro Rafael Corde-
ro, 179o-1s68), de gloriosa memoria.
1891), rector del Institute de Segun-
da Ensefianza catedratico de Agri
cultura. 3o-D. Roman Baldorioty
de Castro, (1e22-1889), catedratico de
Pilotaje en- San Juan y professor del
Colegio Central de Ponce. 6o.-Ma-
nuel Cuevas Bacener, (1822-1897), pro
fesor de instruction Superior en- San
iran, autor de una gramatica caste
Llama premiada en- Ell concurso de
1893, y estaba pensionado por el
Ayuntamiento por sus buenos sergi-
clos en- instruction publica. 5oeyD
Ramon Marin, 1882 1902, fundsfE
del Colegio de Yabucoa y professor en-
Ponce. 6o.-D. Hemeterio Colon Wa
rren, (1839-18e9), fundador del Cole
gio Central de Ponce autor de va
rios libros de ensenanza. 7o.-D. Ma
nuel Ruiz Gambia, (1837-1s90), pro-
fesor de instruction en- Arecibo y
Ponce autor de varios hbros esco-
lares. 8o-D. Rafael Janer, (1S5o-
1000, fundador del Colegio de Ma
ricao del Colegio de Baltimore.
%. Domingo M. Qujano, (1S35-
1850, professor de instruction en-
Afiasco Humacao. 10o.-Adrian
Msrtinez Gambia, Q842-1895), cuya
biograffa esta en- Ell ''Boletin Hist6-
rico de Puerto Rico.
Ell orden, que he seguido, es Ell
chronological. Los meritos de estos Sc
flores son relatives a La epoca EN-
brillaron. Comparar varones ilus-
tres para yer cual fue superior al
otro, es una labor muy dificil, propta
de un Plutarco EN- tVidas Parallels.
Cada cual t'ene su faceta lunlinosa.
La mayor parte de las biografias de
(continda en- la pag. 1o.)
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Los CONTRINCANTES

az IA s. .rl x
FL fanosO Epinard tuv0 que lIchar,
con seis ejelnplares americanos selec-
cionados entire los mejores representan-
tes de la raza caballar en- los Estados
Unidos, que en- otras ocasiOnes habfan
lcorrido, siendo conocido su record poi
el p1blico. Zev, el yencedor de Papy-
rus, era uno de los contrincantes mas
temibles que Sc pusieron frente Epi-
nard. My Own, "Ladkin'' ''Rialto'
! tambian tenfan grandes .probabilidades
de veneer al campe6n frances.
Pero entire todos, el fayorito era Epi-
nard, todas las simpatfas del p6blico
estaban por 6l, pues Sc lie considerable
por los fanaticos, como muy superior
a stls contrincantes Ell la lucha. Las
lapuestas, innecesario es decir que Sc
inclinaban desde ell primer momento al
campe6n frances.
Momentos antes de Ia reilida lucha,
Sc crefa que Epinard, Ladkin, Y Wise
Counsellor tenfan las mismas probabi-
lidades de triunfo, 81 Sc tenfa en- cuen-
ta sus records en- anteriores carreras.
No obstante, el pnblico Sc inclinaba a
Epinard, Y las apuestas estaban dos a
uno.
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LADKIN RESULTA VENCEDOR

La muchedumbre espera con ansie-
dad que Sc de la carrera. Los jockeys
entran en- la pista montando sus corce-
les, V son aplaudidos delirantemente
POGO despu6s los caballos han cuadra-
do, V ell p1blicO Sc dispone a presenciar
una de las mas reiidas luchas que Sc
recuerdan en- la historic hfpica anne
ricana.
FL Starter levanta la malta, desde
Iel primer mOmento Ladkin sse mantle
ne en- primer t6rmino, pesar de que
Epinard hace eSfuerzos sObrehumanos
para pasarle. Hay un momento en- que
Sc cree que el campe0n frances CANA
demasiado terreno, Y que Ladkin ten
dra que cederle ell primer puestO. Pero
Ladkin no esta dispuesto a dejarse
veneer. V al pasar frente al jurado, lie
ga Ladkin en- primer lugar, Epinard Sc
gundo Y Wise Counsellor tercero
Ladkin cnbri0 la distancia en- un mi
nuto, treinta y seis segundos dos quin-
tos. Innecesario es decir que los que
apostaban por Ladkin rcaizaran una
gran ganancia, va que las apuestas es-
taban dos a uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-29

Villa Los Pinos, Sept. 19, 1924.
sr. D. Pedro A. Cebollero, director
de "La Revista Escolar de Puerto
Rico:
Distinguido senior: voy satisfacer
gustoso los dos puntos esenciales que
comprende su atenta carta: 1o.-Los
diez hombres, que Sc han distinguido
en- la historic de Puerto Rico de una
manera mas conspicua por sus servi-
clos a. la causa de la instruction pu-
bhca del pals. 2o.-Los nombres de
los diez ilustres maestros, va muer-
tos, cuya memoria perdura por sus
trabajos educadores.
Los diez primeros suietos protocto
res de la instruction pdblica en- Pto
1.lco han sido: 1c.-Fray Jorge Ca.
nibero, puertorrique1o, prior del Con
vento de Dominicos, que en- 1645,
slendo nombrado Provincial de la Or
den de Santo Domingo, una vez al
frente del Convento instituyo en- 81
Casa de Estudios de Artes Grama-
tica latina y castellana, no solo pa
ra los novicios, sino tambien para los
vecinos de la ciudad que quisieran es
tudiarlas. 2o.-El gobernador D. Mi
guel de Muesas. que en- 1770, dispuso
EN- su 'fDirectorio general que los
Tenientes Guerra procurasen en- to
dos los pueblos fundar una escuela v
que a ella fueran niiios de todas las
familias de la poblaci6n Tambien pi-
dio al Rey que en- el Convento de Do
minicos sc fundase una universidad.
Bod. Miguel Xiorro, puertorrique-
no, en- 1901 hizo testamento de 8 ca
Tss en- la Cauital, cuyas rentas Sc ha
bian de destinar la instruction phi
blica Y con elias Sc pudo edifcar de-
6nitivamente el Seminario Conciiar,
donde Sc educaron varones ilustres del
pais. 4o-El obispo peruano Cutie
rrez dc Coos, que en- 1882, con las ren
tas de las casas de Xiorro, Y otros
fondos instituy6 ell 'sSeminario' ;,
dedicandolo a Ia clerecia a i6venes
seglares. 5o.-D. Francisco Tadeo de
Rivero, puertorriquefio, gre en- 1922,
hizo un "Reglamento' aprobado por
el .Gobernador Ell Ayuntamiento de
San Juan para organ;zar las escue-
las. eo.-D. Ramon Carpegna conde
de Carpeora, peninsular, ex-secreta-
rio de Gobierno, que frndo en- 1884
un Coiegio en- la Capital, que mere
clio los aplausos del c6lebre cubtEo
D. Jose de la Luz Caballero Ia
eprobaci6n de la Zeal Sociedad Eco
monica de Amigos del Pals. 7o-El
padre Rufo Fernandez, gaIlego Illus
tire prebendado de la Cathedral, fun
dador del Gabinete de Fisica y QUi-
mica en- Ell seminario protector ce
Roman Baldorioty de Castro y Jose
Julian Accsta. Sod. Fernando
Roig, catalan fundador de un gran
colegio en- Humacao. 9o.-El obispo
Penigno Carrion de Malaga, creador
del colegio de Palvulos con fondos
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J +e 'ingUido seflor:-
La Revista Escolar de Puerto
Rico, que tengo ell honor de dirigir,
desea obtener de usted una ista de
los diez hombres que Sc han distin-
guido en- la historic de Puerto Rico
de una manera mas conspicua, por
sus servicios la causa de la instruc
cion del pals. Deseamos tambien los
nombres de diez ilustres maestros,
va muertos, y cuya memoria perdure,
no p9r sus actividades politicas Ii
terarias, sino exclusivamente, por
lc menos principalmente, por su ira
bajo como educadores. 81 es posi-
bic, deseariamos que Ia ista traiga
los nombres en- orden de merito en-
opinion de usted. Ademas, deseamos
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los datos biografcos mas pertinentes
acerca del primero en- la lista.
Els la intenci5n de LA Revista"
ell publican la fotografia y un estu-
dio bicgrafco de cada uno en- las SUI
cesivas ediciones. 81 usted pudiera
indicarnos tambi6n d6nde podriamos
conseguir las fotografias de los rela-
cionados en- su hsta, seria un favor
mas que tendria que agradecerle es-
ia direction.
= De usted muy atentamente,
"La Revista Escolar de P. r.
Por Pedro A. CEBOLLERo,
Director.
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LA MORTANDAD EN- LOS ESTA-
DOS UNIDOS HA SIDO MENOR
QUE EN- AMOS ANTERIORES DU-
RANTE LOS PRIMEROS SEIS
MESES DEL PRESENTE ANO

NEW YORK, setiembre 2S. Omitted
Press) La mortandad en- la naci0n
americana ha sido menor durante
los primeros seis meses del presen-
te afio, que la mortandad registrada
en- a1os anteriores, de acuerdo con
las estadfsticas que han hecho pt1-
blica tltimamente las compailfas de
seguros. Los calculos Sc han hecho
a base de nGmeros Y son bastante
exactOS.
FL informe hace constar, que los
casos de muerte por fiebre tifoidea
cada vez Sc hacen mas escasos, v
que Sc espera que al expirar ell a1io
la mortandad por esa enfermedad
sea alin menor que durante los pri-
meros SeiS meSeS.
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ASEGURADA

La casa del senor Lopez Vague,
por donde empezo ell incendio estaba
asegurada, segun versiones. Los de-
mas establecimientos destruidos no
estaban asegurados.
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San Juan, Is de Sept. de 1924.
Sr. Cayetano Coll Teste,
Historiador de Puerto Rico,
Santurce, P. r.
J+e einoIido senior:
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En- las sensacionales...
tCoaanuaci0n de ;. Ira. SaE.)

glaterra, Y nadie le habfa visto correr,
nj nadie tenfa una idea exacta de su
veIecidad resistencia.
La lucha del sibado, esta llamada
a ser considerable en- la historic hfpica
americana. como una de las mas reili-
das q interesantes que Sc recuerdan.
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.--INFORMA CION GENERAL-~-,
In Ia madrugada de.....
continuation de la la. Pag.)

continuation de la la. Pag.)
Antes de que pudiera evitarse, Sc
propago inmediatamente a la casa
vecina ocupada por un establecimien-
to de merceria del Sr. Juan Quin-
tana, destruyendolo totalrhente asi
como una barberia del sefor Luis
Lopez, tambien la mayor parte de
un. dep6sito de efectos para automo-
viles y electricos un departannento
de gasolina Y bicicletas del senoi
Jose Toro Martinez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-29

SOLO HAY UN ''BROMO QUININA''
que es LAXATIVE BROMO QUINI
Ma. La firma de E. w. GROVE Sc
halla en- cada cajita. Sc usa por to-
do ell mundo para curar resfriados
en- un dia.
Advt.
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DOS sALoNEs DE CLASSES

FL incendio, despues que hubo to-
mado incremento, fue dificiI SOTO
car; no pudo lograrse este sin que
antes las llamas destruyeran con sus
fatales lenguas de fuego los dos sa-
lones de escuela anexos al sitio del
suceso, perdiendose todos los titles
escolares que Sc guardaban en- ellos.
Hoy quedan sin escuela mas de Glen
nifios que asistian a las classes que
daban en- dichos salones los dos pro-
fesores que ALI ejercian; Y en- la
mayor miseria los tres padres de fa-
milia que tenian ALI sus estableci-
mientos.
Los bomberos y ell pueblo ayuda-
ron poderosamente la extinction
del incendio que amenazaba con se-
guir adelante, Y destruir toda la
manzana. Fue salvada del fuego la
casa de reciente construction pro-
piedad del Lcdo. Miguel del Toro
CoIberg. Tambien corrieron inminen-
te peligro de perderse la casa vi
vienda del Sr. Angel J. Vega, su ta-
ller de ebanister1a Y la fabrica de
cigarros del senior Pedro j. Beren-
guer.
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sIL.yEsTRE FEIJoo
pYacticanta

en- su domici!io. Monias No z,
trabaia de su profession todos los
dias de 9 a II A M. y de 3 8
p. M. Tel. SIS verde, Ap2rato
oO7. San Juan. P. R.
Advt.