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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
RACE WITH DEATH
BELIEVED WON BY
WOUNDED HUNTER

Eugene Boil, %. who was accident
ally shot by hunting companion near
Deyine Wednesday has won his race
with death. doctors at the Santa Rosa
infirmary declared Friday.
Outrunning the Grim Reaper after
the shooting in a 40 mile race TO
San Antonio, il was feared the pur-
surer would overtake the victim due
TO the loss Of blood.
Boil was shot in the knee with
rifle. He was mistaken for a deer
when shot according TO COMPANIONS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
PLAN To GIVE NEW
GAS FIRM FRANCHISE

CONTINUED From Page One)
seagraves and Moody have only to live
up to the promises they have made in
the newspapers to receive the right to
market their fuel here.
DOUBLES SUPPLY.
Mayor Tobin mentioned that he be-
lieved the local concern would be
forced by the state railroad commits
sion TO decrease rates when the South
ern Natural Gas Company completes
its new pipe line between the Webb
County fields and McMullen County.
In the latter county the new main
will connect with the line which brings
the present supply to San Antonio.
The present supply will be doubled
with the completion Of this line about
January, officials of the Southern
Company announced early in the week.
Mayor TObin said Friday that he
was afraid he would not get time 10
confer with the city attorney this
week on the terms which are being
drawn up in anticipation of Seagraves
and Moody taking over the task Of
supplying San Antonio.
REPRESENTATIVE HERE.
He stated also that the three re.
quirements outlined recently would be
demanded, chief of which is that the
new interests post a good and suf-
ficient bond to assure the city they
will carry cut their promises.
W. o. Harper is in San Antonio
representing the Seagraves and Moody
interests.
The mayor said he was sure il
would be some time next week before
be would go over the matter thorough
ly with the attorney, Joe Ryan.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
FIRE DESTROYS NEW
COURTHOUSE AWNING

Attaches Of the district clerks office
in the courthouse were at outs with
the gods Of fires Friday.
At least those gods who cause fires
by carelessly tossed cigarette butts.
And all because one of the new
awnings recently purchased, was de-
stroyed in just that manner Fri
day.
A fire truck from central station
extinguished the blaze, but not be-
fore the awning had been consumed by
the flames.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
SEND PLANE AFTER
A. & M. INSTRUCTOR

Cadet q. II. Sparhawk will fly from
Kelly Field 10 College Station Satur-
day 20 bring back Captain A. NJ.
huidera, former flying instructor at
Kelly who Is now stationed at A.
and NJ.
Captain Guidera Il coming on a
visit to the flying field and viii make
short hunting trip with First
Lieutenant x. 7. Cronau.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
TWO ARE INJURED =
IN AUTO COLLISION

Mrs. Willie Simmons. 125 Clifford
Court, and j. A. Bradrick, 535 West
Magnolia Avenue, narrowly escaped
serious injury in an automobile acct
dent at South Press Street and War
wick Boulevard Friday. Both escaped
with cuts on the hands and face.
They we're taken TO Santa Rosa In
Urinary.
The man and woman were injured
when an automobile operated by Brad
rick and a truck driven by Leon
Lyssy, JIG Parker Avenue, collided.
Lyssy escaped injury.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
GASSED WAR VET
SOUNDS LAST TAPS

DALLAS, Nov. 2O.-R.-Paul
Clarence Wiley, 81, of Dallas, gassed
in action. during the World War, died
today. He had been in i'll health since
the. war. He Joined the army here,
with ammunition train No. III. He
will be buried here.
Deceased is survived by his wife,
parents, three brothers and five sis
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
CENTENAR!AN CELEBRATES

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-Mrs. Rebecca
Marshall celebrated her Tooth birth
day today. She is hale. still attends 10
Light household duties and hopes 10
live 10 SCI great great grandchild.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
BOND OF $500 SET
ON LIQUOR CHARGE

EstanisladOs Marines was placed
under $500 bond by United States
Commissioner Edwards Friday. Ma
rines was charged with possession and
sale Of intoxicating liquor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
REIGN OF BLACK TERR0RS
BLAMED FOR FIVE DEATHS

Five deaths are attributed directly
to the activities of the negroes under
arrest and in addition holdups and
attacks upon women which number
into the dozens.
II. W. Reichelt was killed November
80 when he and a woman companion
were held up on the eastern edge Of
the city.
F. r. Usry, garage owner. was
killed in the previous August when two
negroes dressed as motorcycle officers
held him upon the st. Hedwig road.
Three men were killed by officers in
their campaigns against the crimes.
OFFICERS KILL THREE.
They were George Mosely, shot and
killed by Duke Carver, when the ne
gro attacked the officer, who had en-
tered his home near the scene of the
holdups TO make an investigation.
The negro drew a gun on the Off
GERS.
Aniceto and Cornelio Hernandez
we're killed in a gun fight with Off
GERS on the Yucca street bridge over
the Katy tracks last June.
A posse of officers, hunting for the
holdup men, commanded them to stop.
The Mexicans, father and son, and a
companions, are said TO have opened
fire on the officers.
Dave Slower, switchman for the
I.-G. N, whose watch was recovered
with the arrest of the second suspect
Friday, was shot the night If February
5 when, with Miss May Haynes, 331
Garden street, he was driving in the
eastern edge Of the city.
He had Just turned from a cross
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street into the 300 block of East
Commerce street, Slower said, when
two men boarded the car and CON-
manded him and his partner to get
out.
As he started to get out of the car
one of the bandits opened fire and
shot him in the abdomen.
Men wounded wien they resisted
the highwaymen were Joe Hernandez
shot in the leg; Eddie Darn, shot
twice when held up with his brother,
Grant Darn, and II. l.. Robertson,
wounded when he exchanged shots
with one of the bandits.
Recent holdups attributed to the
pair include those of John Fox and
Z. A. Ashby. In both cases women
companions of the men were attacked.
MANY ROBBERIES.
Another holdup in which the woman
was attacked was reported TO police
in June by man who said he was
socially prominent and would not give
his name because he was married.
The names of the victims were also
withheld in connection with robbery
and attack which occurred the night
of June Q.
Other hoi6ups, in many Of which
the women were attacked, attributed
to the black terrors, include the rob-
berry of Charles Sweeney and his COM
panion, G. NJ. Glosson and companion,
Charles Megger and companion, Frank
Langford and companion. George
Stowe and companion, Buck Tay-
Tor. Texas ranger; Joe Funario, j. N.
Vargas.
In addition to these dozens of rob-
berries and attacks on the police rec
ords may be traced to the pair, it is
said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
S. A. TO BUY WINTER
SUPPLY OF FUEL

Wishing to lay in gasoline and oil
supply for the winter, the city has
asked for bids on the two products.
While the gasoline is used for auto
mobiles and tractors, the oil is neces-
sary to keep the heating system work
ing in the city hall and central fire
and police station on st. Mary's street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
GETS HOUNDS.

He telephoned police, describing
what had happened.
Captain Bill Green and Detectives
Ruhnke and Carver immediately left
for the court house TO get blood
hounds to put on the negro's trail.
While Captain Harvey and Detec-
tive Golf left Immediately TO join
Deputy James at Walters and Burnet
streets, where the shooting occurred.
Thirty minutes later came a call
from the oil pumping station in the
Southern Pacific yards that a negro
had been shot by a prowler and De-
tective Hice and Deputy Sheriff r. S.
Flores were dispatched there.
The negro claimed to have been
shot through the window. However,
it developed that the shot which
pierced the window had been fired
from the inside and a few minutes
later the negro was identified by
Deputy Sheriff James as the one be
had shot less than an hour before,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
HEDW|G BANDIT
IS SHOT BY
OFFICER
Reign Of Terror Believed
Ended With Arrest
Of Highwaymen.

(Continued From Page One.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20

ftOnuDueQ FROM tESe Olc.l
clothing and jcwelry. taken from hold
up and attack victims, also were re-
covered Friday by James and Carver
from the homes OF the two negroes now
held here.
The wounded negro was shot by
Deputy Sheriff James Thursday night
ms a climax 10 three months Of lstien,
waiting.
SUSPECT SHOT.
Deputy Sheriff James. with a WON
an companion used AS a Gecoy 10 lure
the bandits 10 his waiting car, was
rewarded for the months of his pa.
tient vigil just before midnight Thurs
day, when one of the black ter-ors at
tempted to hold up his car.
In the shooting that followed, the
negro's right arm was crushed. and
unable TO return the fire. he fled.
-Four hours Inter he was under guard
in the hospital. his companion was I'M
der arrest and had confessed, a large
part Of the loot taken from holdup
and attack victims had been recovered.
and the death gun used on several
holdup victims had been found.
KEEPS VIGIL.
Thursday was ~just another night
for Deputy James up until IL 80
O'Clock.
For months be had kept the same
weary vigil up and down Burnet and
Walter streets, the center Of the crime
ridden area.
But at II 80 the grip of his woman
companion frightened upon his arm.
DO you hear what / bear?" she
whispered.
James nodded.
Somewhere behind them another
twig snapped.
Twisting cautiously in his seat,
James was able to discern a crouch
ing negro making a tortuous approach
on the rear of the car. James fon-
died the gun that lay in his lap-his
thoughts reverting TO the more than 20
women victims of the negro attackers
and the men shot down in cold blood
who attempted the defense of the
women they were escorting, he said.
Watching through the rear window
Of the car, James saw the negro crouch
for his final spring, on the other side
Of the car.
Pulling his companion low in the
seat, TO get her out Of range Of the
bullets, James opened fire.
His first shot shattered the negro's
right arm, above the elbow.
The negro screamed and ran to-
ward the bushes at the rear.
"You've killed himi" the woman
screamed, according to Deputy James.
Then / whirled the car around to
throw my lights on the scene, but he
had disappeared in the bushes, Deputy
lanes said 1
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
PLAY NIGHT FOOTBALL.

CASPER, Wyo., Nov. 20.-Using a
white enameled football on a field,
lighted by huge electric lamps and gas
flares, Casper high school defeated
Midwest High, 20 to 0. last night.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
TENNIS EN- LA Y. M. G. A.

Las practicas de Tennis siguen
como de costumbre en- la Corte
especial de este deporte, habiendo-
Sc jugado varios partidos de cam
peoaato.
Uno de ellos fue el que jugaron
los sres. Jaime Boutwell, y P. G..
Gel Vale. En- este partido el DR..
del Vale demostT6 facilmente la
sEperiori6ad do su juego tanto en-
el servicio como en- el campo abier-
to. Boutwell, habia dejado de ju-
gar por largo tempo Y prevefamos
su derrota. El resultado final dio
eI "sco1e" de Go; 6-2. DEL
VALE. 81 juego celebrado en-
ire los sres. Dr. Aponte y II. A.
Rodriguez, el primero sIgul6 demos
trando poca pr$ctica en- el servicio,
mientras que Ell segundo demostr6
una mejoria general en- su juego de
campo. FL resultado di6 un "score'
final de 6-2; 6-2. RODRIGUEZ
otros juegos de canpeonato Sc
guiran jugandose para la eHnlina-
ci6n final que traiga los ganadores
de la copa y de las tres medallas
que seran concedidas,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
NOTAS EDITORIALES
LAS EsTATUAs DEL PAsEO DE LA PRINCESA

SIencoso, abandonado, bajo espesa de pol
de ovido ell Paseo de la Princesa parece sonar al sur
de la cidad popas muertas. Yer ahora pare
ia eegane La scmbra de sus arboIes aIIf msno donde
nuestra arstocraca sofia reunse hace apenas us
sera motive de sorpesa general pabuo cas para
esCandaO FL PaSeo obstate resigna Suerte ad
versa; mientras Ell progreso pasa unto 81 sin tocaro
renombre alicia perde cada mas, @ sgue i'm
perterritamente ensmsnado viejas memorials Como
los excaVadores que ell desieto descubren cudades
terradas quen ahora 10 conempa cree estar frente
retazo de la vida de antaho, intacto revelador
Reamente, todo ell que tenga un POGO de romanticis
mo en- al ama especdnente 81 eddd e ha permtdo dis
tar de la pret6rta de espendor de antique
levad lie doera 10 que hoy queremos propone Nuestra
edad sinenbago demasiado dada 10 PRACTICE, marcha
atras ell esgo de convertnos, la eyen-
da, en- inn1oviles estatuaS de sal.
El Paseo de la Prncesa cuenta cuantas es-
tatuas anol en- bronco otras, todas de agn
lor artstico que, s antes conrban la beIleza del so
ahora inadVeroas para la inmensa mayora los
habitantes de San juan Solamente aIg1n Chauffeur
truck, cuando esa ruy cansado de faena IeVanta
la vista para verlas casi ocuas po las hoas los arbo
les ag1n presdiaro al sa su zelda haca ell trabao
les dedica mirada ndferente pofana Muchos los
que gnora que tales obras de exten nade Sc
de elias, nade hacen ngn desde ell lupar sotario
donde el destno las ha puesto.
SahIdo es la faIta de que sufrmos aouf
Ieneos una plaza principal cuyo nico adono consste en-
un kosko de NAL gso Ponce Leon tan peuueno oe
Pafece un biscuit Ge tocador, estatua de Salvador
brau puesa tan NAL sjto que sus fanIiares fe
e pn1ero en- fin exceptuando onunoento
Goon de nada mas acordamos que hayaos vsto por
nuestras GALES. -.
= INo Sc podran mudar las estatuas del Paseo de Ia
Princesa ag1n ugar mas visible? Dondequera estaran
mucho meor que doRde estan ahoa; agunas en- nuesos
Parques escolares quedarlan sumamente ben.
Ahor3s que teneraos nueVo Alcade es e nnomento da
hacer 'ndcacones Aha que seguramente nos trae
a FeProche de los omancos aferrados 10 antique pero
cue es necesidad tan periosa que por ST soa sata
la vista -
Seguramente, hasta las mismas estatuas ST t,vieeer
vda nos agadecerlan que las sacasemos ese nusto
ovido 80, ''N0'O
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
Editorial diariO del Dr. Frank Crane
COMPARTIENDO IDEAS

Hay cierta cosa que mientras
mas damos de ella a los demas,
mas tenemos. Y es ell pensamien-
to.
Todo el que tenga un pensa-
miento bueno y hermoso debe COM
partirlo con alguien.
Esto no nos enpobrece, aunque
enriquece al que 10 recibe.
Cuando uno da algo de su boil
sillo, le queda menos en- 6l; GUAM
do uno da algo de su pensamien-
to, la misma cantidad queda.
En- realidad aumenta, porQue
mientras mas damos mas tene-
mos.
La mayoria de las dificultades
con que tropieza la humanidad
.vienen de los malos pensamientos,
Y 81 uno tiene un pensamiento
bueno, constructive, nuestro deber
es propagarlo.
Hablamos mucho en- el mundo,
Y mucho de 10 cue hablamos no
significa NADIA. Els la mera repeti-
ci6n de algo que hemos dido. Pero
81 por medic de nuestra medi-
taci6n nuestra experiencia, he
mos dado con algo que nos ha
ayudado a nostros, bien puede
ser que tambien a los demas les
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13

slrva de ayuda.
Cicer6n, me parece, compare
el dar ayuda mental a encender
una lainpara con otra. La llama
pasa de una otra, pero en- ma
da Sc disninuye la llama origi-
nal.
Los pensamientos Sc nos dan,
no para rumiarlos, no para es-
conderlos, sino para comunicar-
selos q los otros. Y 81 hallamos
alguien que esta preparado para
recibirlos, y una buena ocasion,
nada hay que de tanto placer
como ell ofrecerselos.
Todo pensador debe hablar. Por
supuesto, debe seleccionar el mo-
mento oportuno para hablar y la
persona a quien lie va a hablar,
pero mientras mas claramente ex-
prese su pensamiento mas con-
ciso 10 hara, y mas conveniente.
Los grandes hombres no han
sido siempre pensadores origina-
les. Lo principal es expresar los
pensamientos en- tai forma que
la trasmisi6n de- ellos los de-
mas sea cosa segura y efectiva.
Copyright, 1925, por The Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13

brado medico cirujano del Hospital
Tricoche.
Don Felix Matos Bernier, Ell vie
10 luchador Y culto period1sta, fue
nombrado Sub-secretario del Alcal'
de.
El Lcdo. Brunei del Vale, fue
nombrado abogado de la ciudad.
Ell Lcdo. Rosario Gelpi fue nom
brado Director Escolar.
Don Rodulfo del Vale fu6 nom
brado Comisionado de Hacienda.
Don Eugenio Lecompte fue nom
bra6o Auditor Municipal.
Ell doctor vassallo fu6 nombrado
Comisionado de Beneficencta.
Don Eduardo salichs, fue nombra
do Director de obras P1blicas.
El Lcdo. Perez Marchand fue
uomblado Presidente de Ia Asar'-
riea Municipal y don Jose Pou, vi
ce-Tresidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
NorAs DE LA roRTALEzA

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha
aceptado la renuncia presentada por
el Sr. Enrique Torregrosa, como
Juez de Paz de Aguadilla.
Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha a.
probado Ell nombramiento hecho
favor del Sr. Gabriel Castejon,
Juez de la Corte de distrito de Qua
yama, para que actde como Juez
INFERNO de Ia CoIte de Distrito de
Humacao, en- un case civil pendien-
te ante esta Ultima Corte en- Ell que
Ell Juaz propietario esta incapacita-
co para actuar.
Ell Gobernador ha expedido pa
caporte para todos los paises, al
Sr, Arthur P. Setliffe, de Chata
nooga, Tenn, y para cuba, Santo
Domingo, Haiti, Jamaica, venezue-
Ia y M6jico, al Sr. Luis Florencio
Velazquez Rodriguez, de San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13

= llcme8tos pjacentexos.
Ell Centre An1aIuz de Brooklyn,
cambt8a celebr6 un snimadisimo
festival, tipico de esta sign1fcati-
va fecha. Para esta festa SO con.
cedi5 entrada . los amigos de los
soojos. los gre asistiaron en- gran
nfmero Y n1Ily gustosos de haber
asist'do quedaron.
Erta festival se distingui6 de
los demas porGCe consisti6 en- es-
pear el nusvo Afo disfrszados,
celebrando IN Bale do EIascaras,
al Que concurrieror nluchas masca
ritas bonitamente ataviadas.
La Union Ben6fca Espa1ola ce-
lebr6 IN festival cue Qued6 luci-
di@imo. Asistieron a estos actos
nrUchas familias espanolas G his
panoamericanas. Amaniz6 ell baiIe
Una rep7'tada orquesta .'The ORR
ginal Broadway Serenaders" que
ejecut6 un variadisimo programa
del agrado de todos.
Como Sc notara en- estas lineas,
los pnertorriquefos en- general tie
ren las puertas abiertas en- todas
las sociedades constituidas en- Nue.
va York. pero esas sociedades aue
han celebrado esta traditional fies-
ia, son netamente espafiolas, Y los
Fuertorriqrefios no han tenido una
brena sociedad netamente BORIN-
oUFNA one les hubiera ofrecido
IN local donde Sc pudiera congre-
gar la gran farnilia, Y esperar al
sflo, no divididos en- nuestros res
pec+ivos hogares. sino unidos COM
pactamente baio un solo techo y
elf tener Ell eran privilegio de dis
frutar les dictas que saboreamos
en- union fra+ernal todos los Puer-
torr' q7'efios cuando tenemos mes
tres fiestss oUe ofrecar a nuestros
paisanos y a los demas tispanoame
ricanos Y espafioles cue les agrada
nuestra sincera compafia y prefe-
rem nuestra camaraderia.
A yer 81 los Puertorriuuefios de
Nueva York Sc resuelven en- este
Afio 1925. a levantar nuestro ho-
nor Y d'gnidad ante las demas CO.
lonias de nuestra estirpe, que con
sus eiemplos dignos de imitarse,
nos dejan en- muy bajo nivel So
cial.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
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Aver CeS6 en- So Cargo.
Continuation de IA pag. u

por la renuncia de don Fernan-
do Moptilla, quien ha pasado a
ocupar. la cartera de Obras Pd-
blicas en- ell "petit-gabinete" de
Don Roberto.
Acerca de este asunto, en- los
centros ofciales no Sc tiene toda-
Via la menor idea sobre quien ha
de ser el que ocupe dicho cargo.
Es cierto que remotamente Sc
susurra un par de nombres, en-
ire ellos el de Don Jose Circuns,
pero la verdad es que NADIA en-
concrete Sc ha sabido hasta la
fecha que pueda orientarnos So
bre el particular.
Por otra parte, hemos sabido
que el antique Postmaster de San
Juan, don r. Alfonso Rivera, es-
ia trabajando el puesto, pero esta
es una iniciativa personal, del
seiior Rivera y sus amigos, y no
ha tenido aun la sufciente tras-
cendencia para considerable una
question de carScter Official.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
continuation de la In s1s


sa"7ente con Ell secretario de la Gue-
rra, el Jefe del Bureau de Asuntos
Insulares y otras prominentes perso
naidades de la administrator.
"Cuando fuf a yer al sefior Bar
cello en- gu residencia de Washington,
pude entererne que habis marchado
a Nueva York a someterse q una
operaci6n QuirIrgica. Ahora a mi re-
grcso, supe que el sefior Barcelo to-
davia permanecia en- Nueva York,
no habiendo a1n regresado a Wash
ington.
''Los periodicos de Washington
y Nueva York han hablado de los
asuntos electorales de Puerto Rico.
"a mi llegada Washington pu-
de comprobar Ia absolute confianza
con que cuenta la administration
Towner ante las autoridades nacio-
males.
"Yo no supe que el Gobernador
renunciaha, hasta que vi en- I'm pc
ri6diCo de Baltimore el retrato del
Hor. Gobernador Towner y del Ma
yor General Banholzt.
".Al regresar me he enterado dc
quo mi nombre sonaba como post
ble robernador dc esta isla, cargo
que considero de grandfsimo honor,
perc one no he desesdo nj deseo. La
direction del banco federal del
sis+ena de extension de creditos que
traigo para el pueblo de Puerto Ri.
co me tiene muy atareado mi gus
20.
''yo no habta nensado en- Ia go
bernaci6n de Puerto Rico, Y segu-
ra1nente enc esa noticia Ia, habr5 da-
DO I'm amigo. Con ella me ha hecho
nuchc favor.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
EN Ell TEATRO BELTOGRAPH.
DE CATANO

Los senOres Rodriguez & Espino-
50, cultos Y sinDaticOs empresarios
de ese teatro que nunca han omit
do gastos en- presenter los especta-
culos mas sObresalientes a sus IA
Torecedores, han contratado para
esta nOche. Ia soberbia production
cinematogrdfiea lei amor de funa
mujer", por La brillante actriz Ele-
ma Hemmerstein, Ia cual serd acom-
panada por la excelente orquesta
que dirige don Carmelo Dfaz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
EXPERTo coNTARLE

Ofrece sus servicios. Practica
Commercial. Experiencia de 10 amos
en- Corporaciones Y Centrales Azu-
careras. - Balances, Memorials, LII
quidaciones, Inventarios Organiza
sistemas modernos de Conta-
bilidad. Sistema de Vouchers. Ira
bajos de A'-ditoria. Dirfiase a v.
L. G Go Ell MUNDo, S. j.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
UN ASALTO

La noche del sdbado ultimo Sc
celebro un regio asalto en- la resi-
dencia del excelente caballero espa-
mol, don Simon Gomez, que de tan
tos afectos Y simpatfas goza en- es-
ia comupidad.
Los amigos creyeron sorprender-
le, Y ALA Sc fueron, invadiendo su
residencia. Pero no es don Simon
Gomez quien Sc deje sorprender,
y he aquf cue los sorprendidos en-
realidad fueron los asaltantes, Ell
excelente caballero Sc deshizo en-
atenciones, los eoncurrentes fue-
ron obsequiados con gran esplendi-
tlez y magnificencia.
La juventud, alegre bulliciosa
como siempre, rindi0 cumplido cul
to al dioS Terpsfcore, v era va muy
tarde Ell la noche, cuando Sc inici6
Ell desfile llevando todos un grato
recuerdo de tan simpatico acto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
Vo1LEY BALL EN- LA
Y. M. C. A,

z. NJ. G. A.
Han sido anunciadas tres impor-
tantes practicas de este juego pa
"a tener efecto los dias 13; 16; 20;
con los teams Evangelical Se1nina-
ry; Rexach Sporting Club; Y Uni
versity of Porto Rico respectiva-
mente.
Hay gran entusiasmo para Ell CO.
mienzo del campeonato de vOLLEY
FALL que ha sido anunciado para
fines del corriente