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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Probable Cause on
Driving influence
Liquor, Local Court

rroDable cause on charge of
uislne an automobile while under
= influence Of intoxicants was
,'uad against Thurlow Smith of
h r street when he appeared
Juass anlcipai court yesterday before
~ Lnarles w. Atchley. Smith
TN epresented by Carl Backing
,ns.s asu z plea of not guilty was
ior ~ Bonds Of $1,000 were set
II. ne ~ respondant's appearance at
caas January term of the Kennebec
ssrs s superior Court and these
aoIs sorge P. Beckett, a waterville
4, WI on1cer was the only witness
{ Il 49, tate. His story was that
nor1uus l2.45 o'clock Wednesday
stress ne was standing on Main
DIV y 'front.' of the Emery-Brown
cra,h woods store when he heard
ng IN no rost Office square. Look
slent ra mat direction he saw the
sallsa psUmceman which had been in
"a ov.s ~. eight hours before knock
automct,a ana the tail light of an
thers w rapidly disappearing. AS
hand a. no automobile near At
ice ss. ncer Beckett ran to the no.
shan a N and he and Deputy Mar
ately T. Ieo Poirier went immedi-
hndips the patrol to the square
.iain q no one there thew went I'm
l point ana when they came to
he HIM nd.anear Kelsy street thew saw
been drs,,n sedan which Smith had
Tie strsss drawn to the side Of
nan a. -. Walter L. Thayer. chair
nisjon sns industrial Accident Com.
Il ~ who had followed sn,i. IN
sas bes;1u. MT the silent policeman.
he bow vsioe the Hudson talking to-
tAi Il; Beckett said that Smith t,,te,
dences az ana that he showed evil
The d.,anI he had been drinking
patrol t - was brought in the
Beckett An. me police station while
Own. ufoVe the Hudson down
tss stii1,th. according to tn. ot,csr,,
tua into I. said that after he had
! wa me me signal he did not think
and h hhscessary for him to ston
Dan. s nad kept on his wav ~
sccidenf 4. uone the sedan in the
dred doi,s estimated at several hun.
mud s,srSa the hood and 'front.'
I Wa III having been demolished.
'sfic sienaI nrst night that the cleo
Y cost ~ nad been in operation ana
sN0 " the city was in access of |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
c. Of C. Receives
Florida Pamphlets

Nm. Florence M. Wallace, secre-
hry Of the local Chamber Of Com
nsrce has received from the Maine
Publicity Bureau a good sized sup
ply Of pamphlets of an automobile
mute to Florida as compiled by Har-
~ B. Coe, the general secretary. in
contunction with o. M. Wells, chief
mailman Of the Automobile club of
America. Florida IL proving to be
very popular with people of this
nate this year and those who are
planning to motor to the Southern
Hate within the next few weeks
would do well to call at the Cham
oef Of Commerce In the Elk's build
hts
me route Is from Portland to
JACKSONVILLE and 1850 miles of road
Ae outlined, telling what roads are
sooo and what bad. There are also
wseral optional routes indicated.
.ne roads mentioned lie through
ha1achusetts, Connecticut, New
ssIsey Pennsylvania, Maryland, vir-
Hpnla, the Carolinas, Georgia and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Grand Army Ladies
Hold Successful Sale

The Ladies of the Grand Army of
the Republic held a very successful
sale at Grand Army hall yesterday
afternoon. The various tables were
very attractive and the affair was
well patronized. The chairman of
the general comittes was Mrs. Fan
ME Pillsbury.
Following are the committees in
charge of the tables: Fancy, Mrs.
Webster Williams, Mrs. Dot Lewis
and Mrs. Myrtle Simpson; Apron,
Mrs. Herbert Proudman, Mrs. Fannie
Mason, Mrs. Arthur Getchell; Food,
Mrs. w. w. Berry Mrs. Arthur Hoxie
and Mrs. Arthur Pollard; Old Oaken
Bucket, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs.
E. e. Bowden: Home made candy,
Mrs. Lucy Pretto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Community Concert

Community Concert
Fairfield Opera House, Friday,
Nov. 18th.
Program-Prince of Pilsen, Lud-
us; Boys Band, Harry Libby, direc-
tor; Salve. demora casta, Aria from
Faust, Gouno, Roger Austin Nye,
William Weston, accompanist: vio-
lin solo, Spanish dance, Rehseld,
Max Cimbollek; Destination, de
de Fontenailles; Who'll Buy My
Lavender, German; Loves in My
Heart, Woodman, Grace Brown Pur-
inton: Ye People Rend Your Heart,
(Recit) If With All Your Hearts,
(Aria) Elijah Mendelssohn, Roger
Austin Nye; Cornet duet, Swiss Boy,
Murray Coker. Percy Chapman; lie
Reve. Aria from Manon, Massenet;
A vucchella, Fosti; Before the
Dawn, Chadwick, Roger Austin Nye:
Birthday, Woodman; Homing, Del
Riego. Grace Brown Purinton, Del
Riego; violin solo, Souvenir Sarasate,
Potsgock, Max Cimbollek; Blue are
Her Eyes, Watts; Hymn to the
Night, Campbell-Lipton, Roger Aus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

number present, several new mem
oers attending this meeting.
This Department Is planning one
OF the finest things done by any COM
mlttee OF the Club for long time,
namely furnishing a room at the
Watervllle Womans Association
rooms for mothers coming to town
to occupy while resting with their
small children from shopping. They
call this the Mothers Room" and
at this meeting further plans were
made and committees chosen and
reports listened to from those who
have been working on the project.
This group of women will meet
next time on Dec. 4th at the home of
Mrs. Bryant Hopkins. Refreshments
were served after an enthusiastic
meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
SUPERIOR court

Waterville, Nov. IL
Court came In at 10 o'clock this
morning. The Jurors reported for
duty, and, were sworn in, after sew
eral were excused.
The Traverse Jurors Walter E.
Blackwell. Winslow, excused; c. B.
Blaisdell, Sidney; Mrs. Blanch
Brown, Monmouth; Charles S. Brown,
Readfield, excused; Christine Burrill,
Waterville; Herbert A. Carey, Au-
gusta, excused; Peter P. Carey, Wa
terville, excused William Cunning
ham, Chelsea; w. E. Davis, Vassal-
boro; Herman G. Dodge. Waterville:
Charles H. Mills. Belgrade; Melvin
Mower, Augusta; S. f. Packard.
Winthrop, excused; Horace s. Pea
cock, Gardiner; Harold G.. Perrin,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
HARTFORD.

turned from Pittsfield, where they
have been visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dostie and
family motored to Skowhegan, We'd
nesday. where they visited friends.
Wesley Fletcher has returned
from hunting trip to Northern
Maine.
Mrs. Ralph Edgerton was the
guest Wednesday of friends in Wins
low.
Alexander King passed Wednes-
day with his sister at Martin Stream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nye and daugh-
ter Grace, were guests Wednesday
of her mother, Mrs. J. III. Fletcher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

Oakland, excused; Harvey Reed.
Pittston; Frank B. Robinson. fore
man, Manchester: Robert NJ. Rogers,
Waterville: Guy L. Sawyer. Augusta,
excused; John H. Smith, End, Hall
DWELL, excused; E. K. Weymouth,
Vienna; Ellis White. Augusta; Ralph
White, Randolph.
Mrs. Blanch Brown, Christine
Burrill and Z. K. Weymouth are
supernumeraries.
All cases assigned for today were
disposed of without trial and at noon
an adjournment was taken until Fri
day morning at o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Lawrence Hioh School Notes

Appropriate Armistice Day exer-
cises were held at the chapel service
Wednesday morning. The following
is the program: March, orchestra;
Hymn; Bible reading, Rev. Alexander
Henderson; Prayer, Rev. Alexander
Henderson: Hymn; Talk. Rex. Alex
ander Henderson, Announcements;
Lawrence High School song; Sol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
diers' Greed, Mr.. Young; March, or

diers' Greed, Mr.. Young; March, or
chestrG.
This was the first appearance OF
the new orchestra. Several OF last
years orchestra had graduated ana
new musicians have taken their
places and that excellent work has
already been accomplished under
Miss Munros instruction was evil
denced Wednesday morning.
Humorous comments were made
by Mr.. Young on the immaculate
ness of the school room with the
members Of the Gum club as acting
janitors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

c-,.rv was the Office mystery. Once pretty.
p beauty now lay masked behind an un-
1na o. complexion. Once vivacious.
II. INV seemed eternally tired-a droop-
y: y: figure Of disappointment and dismay.
Too bad she didn't realize that it was con-
. b which was stealing her strength.
Put many men and women rid them
..,yes forever of this devastating disease.
& he simple, pleasant means of eating
~ tablespoonfuls of Kelloggs ALL-BRAN
.v.rv day-or in chronic cases. with
every meal.
A.Kellogg' sALL-BRAN journeys through
ne system, its fiber remains unchanged.
!. /. what doctors call bulk food-a bulk
had which sweeps the intestine clean
hulk food which absorbs and carries
moisture through the intestinal tract. slim
ulating natural. healthy action. Some
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
FITS F FkIAi

If you have Epilepsy. Fits, Falling
Sickness or Convulsions-no matter
how bad-write today for my FREE
trial treatment Used successfully 25
years. Give age and explain case. DR..
c. M. SIMPSON, ITO West <4th Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO. nov1S-25
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Junior High Notes
Art Exhibit Dates are Novembe
1920

Art Exhibit Dates are November
1920
Proceeds of exhibition at J. H. S.
Will be used to purchase pictures for
school rooms.
On Thursday and Friday, Novem-
Der 10 and 20, there will be on dis
play at the Junior High school build
ing an exhibition of pictures of more
than ordinary interest. It consists
of some two hundred carbon photo
graphs, photographers, prints in full
colors, etc, loaned by the Elson Art
publication Co., Inc, of Belmont,
Mass, and contains only the very
best representations of the master
pieces of art of different countries
and different periods.
After deducting the expenses of
the exhibit the proceeds from the
sale of tickets will be used to pur-
chase pictures for the rooms of that
school. The purpose of the exhibit
is to give the people an opportunity
to see a collection of the worlds
famous masterpieces of painting,
sculpture and architecture, to en-
courage and foster thes study of art
in the school as well as the teaching
of art appreciation and to raise
funds to place pictures on the walls
of the various school rooms.
The sale of tickets is being hand
led by the pupils in the various
rooms and in order to facilitate the
sale Tickets the Elson Art Pub
lication Co. Inc, have given to be
used as a prize one large photo
gracure. The room turning in the
largest amount of money from the
sale of tickets based upon the per
capita enrolment will get this pic
ture.
Mr.. II. C. Marden addressed the
pupils of the Junior High school
this week. He told in an entertain
ing manner the history of our flag
and gave instructions as to it's pro-
per use. Mr.. Marden closed his talk
| by pointing out the inconsistencies
| in the two well known pictures, THE
spirit OF re" and Washington
Crossing the Delaware"
Nearly five hundred Junior High
school pupils took part in the Arm
istice Day parade. Much credit Is
due the following committee which
assisted Mr.. Merrill In this parade:
Byron leighton, Alvin Willette. Mer-
| ton Levine, Leon Paquin, John Ray
mond, Frederick Holland, Silvio
| Trudell and Reginald Vigue.
| The Middle Glass will hold its first
social Friday evening from seven
thirty to nine o'clock. The follow
| ing. program will be given: Piano
solo, Edith Langlois: reading, Vir-
| ginia Getchell; vocal solo, Bettina
DeLisle: piano solo, Weldon Clap
| rood.
| The remainder of the evening will
be passed in playing games. Refresh
ments of ice cream and saltines will
be served. The committee in charge
| of the social consists of: Misses
| Rounds, Phillips, Eaton, Springfield
Skinner. Savage, Eagan. Merton Le-
vine. Edith Langlois, John Alden and
| Francelia Dean. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

Hslues Theater: 1.-THE Pony Ex-
ren With Betty Bronson and Ricar.
ii cortex. "Play Ball." Chapter 8.
cauedy, why Kids Leave Home"
suutlight Organ music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

Silver Theater: The Trumbull
Ekya present the greatest Of mys-
ur plays, "The Cat and the Can
MI starring Miss Isabel Gould.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

The Christmas club will meet this
evening with Mrs. Will Hassen on
Elm street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
Mothercraft Department Holds
Meeting

The Mothercraft Department of the
Waterville Woman's club met Thurs
day evening with Mrs. M. G. Cimbol
lex, Greylock street, with a good
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
mEATER ATTRACTIONS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY

civ Opera House: Jimmie Evans
IA III big musical revue in q COM
pete change Of program. Hoot Glib
IN ii "The Calgary Stampede"
Fnal chapter of 'rPerils of the Wild"
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Additional WatsrviIIe news will be
ipund on Page Two Of this issue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

Noyap Is product Of Lever Bros Co.. Cambridge. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13

Half ths vs 2: IT,.
!, /. .srribl. to feel AL; all
III en- one day to the
Sron A. = constant state
n q ,,'s,sarinsss. Yet thou.
g Ss DO, because con.
ssipstion 10 ds:sro shslf
interest n ne. ,9S n HN
III: ;SIssl from this disease
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-13
BmBeHyl She alpays looks tired

thing habit-forming pills and drugs can
never do.
Serve Kelloggs ALL-BRAN with milk or
cream, sprinkled over cereals; cooked with
hot cereals; in soups, or made into the
many recipes given on the package.
Delicious with fruit. baked apple. etc.
Caution: Only ALL-BRAN brings sure
results. A part-bran product can only be
partially effective. Kelloggs is the one,
only and original ALL-BRAN. All grocers
sell it. Buy a package today. If eaten
regularly. it is guaranteed to bring perma-
nent relief or the grocer returns the pur-
chase price. Served
in leading restaurants -
and hotels. :aSi;ssa5;as :7
The II original ALL: MMyss |R1
ea0 go '.0'ea' AltBRAN|H.l
.ysS =: :: : : :: j
ALL-BRAN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24
UN HoMBRE MuERE
~ HAMRRE

Las Iltimas noticias de la GRO
MICA roja traen I'M hecho ins6lito
que por 10 raro, viene a llenar Ell
colmo de las tragedias ocurridas
durante estos tiltimos meses
lUn hombre que muere de ham,
Drei T sin embargo es verdad. IA
quien echar La culpa de 6sto? 5Al
Gobierno? IA las Instituciones Be
n6fcas? IA la falta de Carload, ca
la ves mas notable? No, 81 misrno
tuvo Ia culpa.
Y no es que ruera un Nc Swe-
eny... Es que Ell crey6 que no po-
seia NADIA de valor positive y la
verguenza de pedir hmosna le lie
v6 a la muerte. Sin embargo al ha-
Ger nm compute de los bienes que
posefa el fAado, result6 que en-
IN hurdel, bajo una escalera, Ell
desdichado tenfa arrinconada, CO.
mo inservible una maQuina de CO.
ser, que POGO despues result6 va
Ter cerca de $1,000 pero 81 crey6
no valia NADIA y Sc dej6 morir de
hamhre... Y precissmente el misno
dia de su muerte, en- nuestra SEC
CION DE ANUNCIos cLAslFI-
CADoS. aparecia en- la tercera CO.
lumna I'M anunciO bajo. el tssulo'
"CoMPRO una maquina de coser
usada ' en- buenas condolences
5El destino, no? NO. La falta dc
valor personal Y al mismo item
po la maldita "virtud" de dejai
para mafiana 10 que Sc pueds ha.
Ger hoy, llevaron al desdicnadc
Juan . sufrir la muerte mas es
| pantosa que imaginarnos pueda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24
SURE I'D. DEL
ESTOMAGO LEA
ESTO, lie CONVENE
LAS MALAs DIGEsTIOEEa y
LAS coNsECUENcIAs
PELIGRosAs

SHa sentido usted muchas veces
despues de conner cierta pesades On
el est6mago-acidez, gases da'I-
Iencia? Estos son los sintomas de
que su estomago no funcions
bien. Muchas v3ces usted Sc des
preocapa toma un palliative. Ahi
tiene ell peligro. Cuando SO dig+ere
bien los alimentos Sc asimilap
no es possible sfntomas. desagradar
bles. Y esa flatulencia, ese males
tar, esos gases, esas indigcstic-
mes frecuentes que usted siente es
que no digiere sus alinlentos. tSra
dua1mente sus 6rganos digestAvos
Sc debiitan: Proviene la congos-
lion, los ahmentos Sc corrompen
10 que habfa de nutrir su orga
nismo Sc convierte en- msteria de
let6rea que al esparcirse por ri sIs
tema afecta Ia sangre y debilita
su ORGANISING en- general.
Todos esos peligros pueden +
tarse. DIGEN OIL despues de las CO.
midas ayuda la buena digestion y
asimilaci6n de sus aimentos, DI
GENoL es un remedio marav1llo-
so contra la indigestion, fatulen
cia, acidez, gases en- Ell est6mago,
falta de apetito y dyspepsia. Las
personals que toman DIGENOI, go
zan de la vida, comen con apetitc
y 10 que apetecen. Dos pastillas des
pu6s de las comidas fortalece el
est6mago y corrige los des6rdenes
ogtenga inmedlatamen
to un pomo de DTGENoL en- la
farmacia. Commence despues de La
cena. Y acuerdese que DIGENoL
no es un digestive com1n, sino be-
cho base de los eomponentes
mas efcaces cient1fcamente cor9.
binados para asegurar Los mas hala
gadores resultados.
Di9on,..0.,'l y, j
mA~aA IA smssaaaa.Hmxngss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24
CLUB EUGENIO
MARIA DE HOSTOS.

Este Club de Eugenio Maria de
Hostos esta representado por los
diferentes j6venes de la isla y son
los signientes:
Rio Piedras, Antonio Marcano
Jr., Angel Umpierre, Jose Veray,
Rafael Mufoz (listo) Ramon Her
nandez Angel Franco. Victor Pons.
San Juan, Samuel Medina, PARA,
Casanovas,. Miguel Garcia, Bella
val, Naguabo, Luis Rios, Ponce,
Buscaglia, Capo, Gautier, San Ger
man. Juan Juan, Toro Nazario. La
res, Lecaroz. Sabana Grande, Mi
guel Negron. Mayagiiez Baez, Hi
garry. Vieques, Pedro Perez. Are
cibo, Domingo Toledo, Vinas Am
paro, Guayama, Bruno Angel, Sua-
rez. Cayey, Luis Polo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24

COMISION DE HACIENDA.
Francisco Marchan Sicard6, Fer
nando Pons Zayas. Antonio Mar
cane Jr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24

Deportiuas de 'ElMundo I'm c


aver, en- que usted senor crenista,
sc despacho con la cuchara grande
como le di6 la CANA, y que ESQ
mismo no 10 hizo con juegos mas
importantes v con novenas mas
aguerridas v de mayor categoria
tales como "All Borinquen" y "Es-
cogido", en- que 81 usted sefor GRO
nista, lee los peri6dicos, o va la
| que al primero mismo teametaonin
que al prinero le propinamos un
collar como tambien recibimos otro
dc manos del mismo team, Y al
segundo le dimos una buena demos
TRACTION de la clase de pelota que
iugamos, ganandole con un total.
de 10 a 3, ambos en- la parada ocho,
iugando siempre pelota profesio-
nal, sin embargo no llenamos las
columnas de I'M periodico, con dis
paratadas cronicas, nj aludiendo a
nadie.
Juegos estos en- que pudimos
ensalzar la buena labor de nuestra
novena, en- que contra novenas tan
pujantes como las mencionadas, su
pimos poner en- alto nuestro no
nor peloteril, pero no hicimos nj
aprovechamos tai OCCASION, y en- ell
case de su novena relatamos Ell
iuego con unprecedented, va que en-
este case Sc quedo usted igual que
como me acusa ahora que hemos
perdido, imudo!
Despues usted, que bien pudiera
servir de cura bautiza a Chaguin,
1ugador del Rio Piedras, con Ell
nombre de Babe Ruth portorri-
queno de hgas semi-profesionales"
fi5i5????)
Caramba, este 81 que esta gracio
so, curas deportivos, ulti1no aeon
tecimiento del ano, tiltimo aconte-
cimiento en- los anales de la his
toria basebolera, porque / cree US
ted que un palo que sale en- la
lfnea de foul, y que por ese motive
no 10 CORE ell fielder debidamente,
Y va que Ell corredor esta casi en-
la segunda, es que ell juez canta
que es fair, COLE la bola Perucho,
lama a home y llega la bola con
el corredor que a no ser por el pass
ball del receptor hubiese sido out,
es proclamado con ell anterior nom
hre.
FL "Catano", selor cronista de
marras, no escarmienta con esa de- /
rrota, Uds. no escarmentaron con
la que lie dimos, va que en- la pelo-
ia Sc gana y Sc pierde como todo
en- la vida, de manera que ambos
juegos sin dar lugar dudas los
hemos considerable como una prac- .
tica para nuestro team. 9
Ahora, senor para terlninar, me
permito recomendarle que no cree /
mos a su novena capaz nj de ga
narle a nuestros Juniors, los cua-
les estarian dispuestos, a jugar aen |
cualquier liga, no crea que son los
grandes, sino unos sinlples mucha-
chos, que como los primeros iue- |
gan bastante pelota, Y que son ca
PAGES de demostrarle ids. que |
aquel juego que ustedes lie CANA
ron al grande, fue un fenomeno de
los que Sc dan en- la pelota, va que
esta tiene mil maravillas. OF
Muchas gracias, Mr.. Hornsby.
CATAEES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24
cINco AMOS DE sERvIcIo MI.
LITAR oBLIGAToRIo EN- Russia

MosCU, setiembre % CUnited
Press) LA nueva Ley establece el
termino de cinco afios como servicio
nlilitar obligatorio para todo ciuda-
dano russo. AL terminar los cinco
amos Sc pasa a la reserva
Parte del ejercito ha s.do organl-
zado en- forma de milicia territoria.-,
hacienda que los reclutas Sc entire
nen por ocho doce meses de los
cinco amos en- sus propios distritos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24


Las virtudes mas esenciales pa
ra conservar I'm rostro angel solo
Las posee en- Ell mundo Ell intimo
amigo de las mnjeres, que preteri-
do por sus bondades es siempre con-
secuente con sus consumidoras, es-
te es ell JABoN DE LA ToJA, que
recomienda el eminente doctor An
gel Pulido. Lo venden al pOr ma
yor y detaliado: Sues. de A. Ma
vol 81 Co., Gonzalez Padin 8 Co.
Inc, J. M. Blanco & Co., Sierra Ga
rabis B Co., Bel6ndez Garcia & Co.
(Anuncioj.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24
PRoVI GARCIA.

Provi. Garcia es una de las com
paneras mas aprovechadas de la
Universidad. Els bella en- verdad,
dos esmeraldas son sus ojos verdes,
esmeraldas pulidas como estrellas,
sus sonrisas vislumbran sutilezas.
Tiene un corazon noble, todos los
estudiantes lie adoran, porque es
buena. ANA la literature, y ade-
mas anna a Ruben Y a Nervo, en-
fin anna todos los poetas. !. Dos
esmeraldas son sus ojos verdes, es
meraldas pulidas como estrellas,
y sus pupilas negras dos lunares,
en- el fondo insondable de esas ge-
mas.
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.aI5p a.s~ ss,s an st-
NOTAs DE RIO PIEDRAs.
(POr Antonio Marcano Jro
CLUB @HAPPY BUNCH"

CLUB "HAPPY BUNCH"
Este Club Happy Bunch de San
Juan, ha reanudado sus activida-
des en- la cual acordaron llamarse
Los Inseparables, Medina, PARA, Ell
poeta Emilio Belaval y cro..., Mi
guel A. Garcia del Rosario, la Sc
fiorita America Figueroa, Y Anto-
Mo Barcel6 que ha ingresado re-
cientemente Y Sc proponen dar
principle a la campana de (Beatus
in Procintum Factum) 49,.
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ALTA ESCUELA DE
RIO PIEnRAS-

Despues de saludar al principal
Mr.. Keelan, pasamos saludar al
Presidente de la Sociadad atletica
de la Universidad, Charles LAGOS
ia. En- union del Director Atleti-
20 senor Beitfa nos manifesto que
este ano probablemente la Univer-
sidad ganarfa la Copa.
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CONTESTANDo A
ROGAR HORNSBY

CONTESTAND0 A
ROGAR HORNSBY,
NJ
Sobre el juego del domingo 5 del
actual. entire las novenas Rio
Piedras" vs.. "CATANO STARS
NJ
In momento, tenga un POGO de
calma, no. Sc acalore tanto. Per-
mftame unas palabras Mr.. Horns
Ly.
Hemos leido con gran asombro
su apasionada eronica del % del
actual en- ell diario Ell MUNDO, y
la cual paso a contestar con mucho
gusto.
Pues bien, Catanes, 81 relate el
primer juego entire las novenas
"Rio Piedras" "Catano", en- que
salio victorioso ell segundo, con un
resultado de 7 a 4, puede decirse
que fue un milagro, aunque 10 hi
20 con ninguna intencion apasio-
NADIA como en- la cronica suya de