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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
greenwich Cider
MILL DESTROYED
Fire Does Damage Of S@,OO0
Early Today
OTHER HOMES THREATENED
Two Horses Burned to Death In
Blaze Which also Destroys Several
Tons OF Apples and Barrels OF
Cider and Vinegar.

Greenwich, Sept. 21 H9 $685. Fire
causing $4,000 damage here early
this morning at the Palmer cider
mill, Dumping pond section, burned
to death two horses and threatened
the estates of several wealthy resi-
dents, when sparks carried by a
brisk breeze fell on their homes,
making 1t necessary to play streams
of water on the roofs of some OF the
buildings nearby homes. The cause
Of the fire is not known but 1t is be-
lieved TO have been caused by a
short circuit.
Was Big Establishment
The cider mill which was one of
the largest and oldest In the part of
the state, had customers in many OF
the large cities OF the east. The
main section of the building was a
two story frame structure, while a
much larger wooden building one
story high with a sub cellar, ran
across the front of the old part.
The fire broke out shortly after IL
o'clock and was discovered by auto
hiists who were passing. The
Sound Beach. Cos Cob and the
Greenwich volunteer fire depart
ments responded to the alarms but
upon arrival found the building a
mass of flames. Their efforts were
confined to keeping the flames from
spreading TO nearby estates among
which were those of Eugene Wide
mann, Mrs. Fl. o. Havemeyer, Ross
Turner, A. Garfield Learned, well
known artist and Myron l. Borga,
banker.
Apples and Vinegar,
In the building were stored several
tons Of apples, hundreds of barrels
of vinegar and large quantity of
cider, which had been completed on
Saturday. The flames of the burn
ing structure could be seen for miles
and attracted hundreds of cars to
the scene. The fire was spectacular
for as different portions OF the build
ing collapsed, sparks were carried
high in the air.
The only part Of tho Palmer COM
pany's property that was standing
after the fire was small sheet iron
building In which the engines were
housed. 1t was located a short dis
tance from the main building and
the flames were carried in the op-
posite direction. The charred bodies
| of two horses were taken from the
ruins
Not Fully Insured
The property was owned by Frank
Palmer of Greenwich. He stated
that the building was insured, but
not enough to cover the entire loss
which he estimated at more than
$4,000. The mill had been in op-
Grafton but two weeks this year,
having just opened for the fall sea-
son. 1t employed 20 men.
A thunderstorm which came up
about one o'clock aided the firemen
in contining the fire to the premises
Of the cider mill.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
Companion in Machine Which
OYerturns Early Today Has
Fractured Skull
TWO OTHER AUTOMOBILES
BANG ON MILFORD PIKE
Three Taken to Hospital--One Kill
ed. 2s Hurt at Fort Wayne Acci-
dcnt--Six Lives Snuffed Out Near
New Lebanon, O,-Child Killed
In New Hayen-Speeding Motor
Cyclist Killed on Race Track.

Willimantic, Conn. Sept. 81 Up
Michael Longo, Michael E. Nc
Carthy and Maurice Bendett are In
st. Joseph's hospital, patients as the
result of the overturn OF their au-
tomobile early this morning on a
curve one mile west of Brooklyn.
Longo had a broken leg, broken
ribs and punctured liver and proba-
bly, will die. Mccarthy has indlca-
tions of a fractured skull.
The men left here at a. m. for
Danielson. all being on the front
seat. They tried to take a curve
at considerable speed and the ma
chine skidded, rolled over several
times and stopped at the foot of
the bank. Later. a passing autoist
saw the men on the ground and
brought them here.
Longo and Beudett have stores
here.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
Death in New Haven

New Haven, Sept. 21 GP.-one Of
Haven and vicinity over the week
Haven and vicinity owe rthe week
end resulted in the death Of Will
bur Stanio, eight, of West Haven,
who died in the New Haven hos
nital early yesterday from a frac-
tured skull. The boy was riding
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Otto Bunger, Of the firm Of Bunger
end Warning. Hudson-Esscx dealers Of
KcrrYille. was a visitor At the Crockett
Automobile company this week. Mr..
Bunger reports that the Hudson
Essex business is very good.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

J. G. Cummings. manager radio de
partment Of Southern Equipment
Company, announces various price re.
auctions in Radio Corporation Of
America lines Of receiving sets effec-
tive September !.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
HUDSON-ESSEX
PRICE AGAIN
REDUCED
Sales for Last s Months
Reach Total Of l66,369,
Reports Steinhardt.

Just as the automobile buying pub
lie had settled down, and taken for
granted that the last of the motor car
price reductions had been made, the
Hudson Motor Car company exploded
a bomb in the industry that crashed
all previous values in their line.
The new prices delivered at San
Antonio complete with the usual
equipment is as follows: Essex Coach
1929; Hudson Coach $500; Hudson
Brougham $1695; Hudson Sedan
S1S95.
Sweeping price reductions in both
Hudson and Essex models effective
August 10, is the way the telegrahic
advices from the parent company
reached the distributing organizations
all over the country.
Sales in the eighth month period
ending August 1, totaled 166,369 Hud-
son and Essex automobiles. This ire
mendous production, officials Of the
company state, give advantage in
economical purchases of material saw
ing in manufacturing, and low cost
of distribution that are recognized
throughout the industry as being I'M
equalled by any other organization.
During the entire year." said Will
liam Steinhardt, Southwest Texas dis
tributor, 1T has been generally con.
ceded that the prices of Hudson and
Essex represented outstanding values
These new low prices now more than
ever emphasize the fact in even a
greater full measure.
at has indeed been privilege tc
market in San Antonio for the first
time in all automobile history a six
cylinder closed car for less than
thousand dolldrs. But now this new
est price on the Essex Coach will
conclude volume of business new II
the annals of the Crockett Automobile
company, assuredly the ever increasing
number on the streets Of San Antonio
will be considerably augmented.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
BALLOON TIRE
PROVES ITS \
ECONOMY
Records Of 10000 Miles
Common, Says S. A.
Firestone Dealer.

Higher tire prices make it more
than ever economical TO equip with
balloons and many motorists are
learning this, in the opinion of II. L.
s. Smith, San Antonio Firestone
dealer.
Actual supervised records of cars
equipped with balloons show that
their saving is tremendous over other
castings. Their economy is shown in
three divisions of motor car opera
ton: % in greater tire mileage;
(2) in actual car operating expenses;
(3) in larger resale value Of the
car.
Measured in years, it is not a
long period of tine since We had the
5000-mile casing with us. In the
life of a balloon tire 5000 miles is
just the first lap. We have equip
ped cars with Firestone Balloons over
a year ago that are still running on
them and in a number of cases have
never had them off the rim. We hear
of mileage records of $4,000, 10000
and in some instances 10000 miles.
Reduction in gasoline consump-
ton is another factor that commends
Firestone Balloons for their economy.
They effect a material saving in re-
pair bills and provide longer car life,
by the protection which they afford
the car. Jolts and knocks do not
reach the chassis and vibration is
practically eliminated.
Last, but not least, is the greater
resale value balloons give the auto
mobile. Automobile dealers say they
have a wider market for used cars
when equipped with balloons and they
command higher prices.
These are the reasons why motor
lists are turning to balloons in the
face of a higher tire market and
why the sale of this equipment has
not been affected in this territory.
Added to their economy is their
safety and luxurious riding ease
two other reasons which in themselves
make it more than worthwhile to
own balloons"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Isl Perkins. Dodge Brothers dealer
Of Gonzales. WAS among callers Mt
Southern Equipment Company this
week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Charles Buchler Of Victoria, Hud-
SON Essex dealer Of that city, was n
visitor at the Crockett Automobile
company during the past week. Mr..
Buehler reports the Hudson Essex
business good at Victoria.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Jim Moore. CArysler dealer Of La
redo. was a visitor 10 San Antonio
dealers last week. He states that he
received a carload Of four Chrysler
fours on September ! and before night
he had sold three Of them. Business
has been in good condition all sum
mer in the Laredo district, he says.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Crockett Automobile company in the
interest of his company. Mr.. Page
states that the prospects are good for
making this a record breaking year
for the Hudson and Essex.
Sam H. Smith, Nash dealer at Bee
Vile. was in the city last week to
get an Advanced Touring Car from
Jack Neal Nash Company.
John Hayes. of Hayes and New
some, Nash dealers at Runge, got 4
Nash touring car from the local deal
er last week.
Sam Easley Of Taylor, was a visitor
to Automobile Row last week. He
drove home an Advanced touring car
from Jack Neal Nash Company.
NJ. E. Brooks of Corpus Christi,
was a visitor to Yantis Motor Com
pany last week. Mr.. Brooks formerly
was an employe of the company here.
Fred Meurin, Diamond and Cool
rich tire representative of Akron,
Ohio, visited Nevelow Brothers last
week. He reports that conditions in
the tire business are very much i'm
proved with the beginning of fall. Mr..
Meurin was formerly with the San
Antonio branch Of the Goodrich Tire
and Rubber Company.
NJ. Isenberg of Neyelow Brothers,
who recently suffered a nervous
breakdown. is reported to be improy-
ing and will return to his desk in ths
next few weeks. O.
P. NJ. Neyelow and Arthur Head,
both Of NeVelow Brothers, have re-
turned from a vacation at Kerrville.
They spent several weeks in that dis
trict, fishing.
James Jamison of Jamison Auto
Supplies, has returned from n two
weeks trip to the hills north Of San
Antonio.
7. II. Oehler of Louis F. Oehler
garage at Fredericksburg was bust
ness caller at the Straus Frank com
pany last week.
Abe Cohen of the Motorist Supply
House at Gonzales was shaking hands
with friends at the Straus Frank com
pany one day last week. Abe is 4
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
RIYs sTUDEBAKER.

Bert bearing, of bearing Motor
Company, Studebaker dealer at Har-
lingen, was business visitor to Wine
rich Motor Sales Company last week.
He drove back standard Studebaker
roadster.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Bill Phillis is back on the city
bench at the Straus Frank company
after an absence of one month, dur
ing which time he made an overland
trip to the northwest where he ac-
cOmpanied General Paul A. Wolf to
Vancouver Barracks where the general
assumed command September /. The
trip was made in the generals Buick
car and was without incident as far
as mechanical trouble was concerned
according to Bill who was chief chauf-
fer for the trip. Several days were
spent in Colorado and other points
Of interest but Bill is Ioudest in his
praise of the Columbia Highway and
it is the most beautiful drive on the
entire trim
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Among visitors at Southern Equip
ment Company this week. was {. A.
Yoght of Schulenburg, Tex. Mr.. Nogt
Is a Chevrolet and Studebaker dealer
as well as cashier Ot First National
Bank and the dealer for Crosley ami
Radio Corporation of America. Mr..
Vogt states that they have had some
drouth over his way but that general
business conditions are good.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Abe Cohen of the Motorist Supply
House at Gonzales was shaking hands
with friends at the Straus Frank com
pany one day last week. Abe is 4
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Charles D. Vess of Victoria, +. r.
Bohlen Of Brownsville and Paul Boom
Of San Benito who are Dodge Brothers
shop superintendent, visited the
Southern Equipment Company during
the week. They were attending the
Dodge Brothers shop clinic, which
was held here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
Gas Gossip Along Auto Row

former San Antonio boy and has
many friends here who are always
glad to see him when he visits the
city.
W. L. Goss proprietor of the Goss
garage at Belmont was a welcome
visitor at the sales room of the Straus
Frank company during the past week.
Sales Manager T. D. Straus of the
Straus Frank company is back at his
desk after an absence of ten days
spent in indianapolis visiting rela-
tives.
W. A. Blumer popular electrical
supply and garage owner of Falfurrias
was a welcome caller at the Straus
Frank company during the past week.
Mr.. Blumer's pleasing personality has
made host of friends in San Anto-
Mo and he is always assured of a
hearty welcome during his visits here.
Joe Stratus, manager Of the Auto
Equipment Division of the Straus
Frank company and Salesman Pat
Dwyer Jr., made an early morning
start for doves on the opening OF
the season Tuesday but report doves
very scarce.
d. ]. Straus, president of the
Stratus Frank company is expected
home about September 16, according
to word just received. Mr.. Straus
will sail from France on the sixth
and arrive in New York on the
eleventh and will spend a few days
there prior to his departure for San
Antonio.
Bill Phillis is back on the city
bench at the Straus Frank company
after an absence Of one month, dur
ing which time b. made an overland
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Sam Page Of the Hudson-Esser
company u Luling called at the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
PARA LA CLASE
TRABAJADORA

Los mejores trabajadores dejan
de ser eficientes cuando -su hfgado
comienza a funcionar NAL. Sc sien-
ten languidecer, estan xasdio en-
fermos, tristes y. sin amino para
nada creyendo que sc vuelyen pc
rezosos. Descuidar esos sintomas
puede traer como resultado una
enfermedad, siendo por tanto inn
portante en- este case tomar una
dos dOsis de Herbine. Esto es jus
tamente 10 que Sc .necesita para INA
piar el sistema de impurezas y
restaurar el vigor Y la energfa de
la salud. De venta en- las farmacias
droguerias.
Aivt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
BUEA CONSBO De UNA
SONORA AGRADfCIDA

Las muJeres, por Ia couStltuclOn
delicada de su organismo, estan SUI
jetas a mpchos trastornos de cuya
gravedad solamcnte elias tienen CO.
nocimiento cabal. A muchas la vi
da viene a ser un constante marti-
rio por los agudos sufrimientos Pc
euliares a su sexo que tan dificil
y penoso les hace el cumplir con
sus quehaceres diarios.
Felizmente hay un remedio qu
pronto pondra fin a esas dolencias,
proporcionando un sentiniento de
algeria y nueva satisfaction de vi
yir, donde antes no hubo mas que
desilusion y desmayo.
'Por mas de cuatro afosv, dice
Ia Sra. Julia Dzib de F., de Merida,
Yuc., Mexico. (calIe so No. 455,)
''me encontraba agobiada constan-
temente por calenturas, un mall
estar general, dolores de cabeza,
falta de apetito v de color. pues
estaba muy palida. Cada vez que
era presa de mis- males, sentia mu-
ehO dolor de espaldas, marcos, SUI
Tor frlo, los riTones adoloridos,
que me costaba mucho trabajo in
esinarme Y no me daba ganas de
haeer NADIA.
"Casualmente vi un anuncio de
las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Will
liams y me decidf probarlas. En-
81 primer mes sentf un alivio, al
segundo me senti otra. No encuen-
tro palabras para demonstrates mi
agradecimiento, va que no soy
aquellas esclava de mis- males"
La sangre circula por todas par
tes del cuerpo, Y 81 es rica y roja,
lleva consigo salud Y bienestar a
todos los 0rganos. La digestion me-
lora, los nervios Sc fortalecen v
los musculos adquieren nuevo vigor.
Tn librito gratis, "Conseios Con-
fdenciales para Senoras'', Sc lie
mandara 81 10 pide, expresando ell
titulo a The Villains Medicine Co.
Schenectady, n. Y. E. u. A.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
La h0zaaa detec-
tiuesca del dia
POr Vance WYNN

nido por base ell robo, no Sc ex-
picaba como no Sc robaron las jo-
yas y el dinero que tan cerca esta-
ban.
Dos dias despues Sc recibi6 otra
carta, frmada por ell mismo Grant
v afrmando rotundaments Ia acu-
sacion primitive. Clancy ie dijo
Knapp que lie dejara la carsa Y
que no dijera NADIA a nadie de tan
misteriosa communication. AL nisnio
tempo hizo sus preparativos para
inarchar a Prospect, Y dej6 una
carta para Ell niisterioso Grant. dan
do instrucciones de que fuese en-
viada cierta hora.
Al negar a Prospect, Ell detective
Sc entendi6 con Ell postmaster y
lie dijo que deseaba estar presente
cpando la carta le fuera entregada
a Grant. Tarde va, lego la ven.
tanilla un hombre de ruda aparien-
cia Y solicit6 la correspondence de
Mr.. Grant. La misiva le fu6 en-
tregada Y un minute despues era
arrestado. AL ser interrogado dijo
que Sc Hamaba Palmer Y que habia
asesinado a White en- union de Us
hermanos Knapp. FL juicio fu6 SEN
sacional, pues el famoso Daniel
Webster Sc encarg6 de Ia defensa.
Los tres fueron convictos y eje-
cutados.
Joseph Knapp habia cometido la
imprrdencia de escribir las cartas
an6nimas en- su afan de hacer apa-
recer como culpable a stephen WhI-
te, sobrino de la vfctimla.
tssSs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
Ell M1sTER1o DE LA CARTA
ANoNIMA

Joseph White, de Salem, Mas
sachusetts, de SO amos de edsd, Y
de quien nadie sospechaba pudiese
tener enemigos, fue brutalmente
asesinado en- su hogar cisrsa no.
che.
Ell crimen cause gran impression
en- la localdad, donac Ia victima
gozaba de grandes sinlpatias. A st
entierro asistieron las pe-sonas mas
prestigiosas, y aun e1 misrno Al
calde rindi6 ell postrer tribute al
desgraciado.
/ Naturalmente, existfa el deseo
mas ardiente por descubrir al ase-
sino y no obstante, durants los pri-
meros d1as no fue possible encontrar
nj la menor pista que ayudase s
las autoridades. Ell detective Clan
cy, quien Sc encarg6 del case, des-
cubri6 que ell asaltante asaltan-
tes habian penetrado en- la casa por
una ventana que estaba alberta.
Para alcanzar Ia ventana Sc habia
usado una tabla. En- Ell jardfn habis
huellas humanas, pero ninguna co.
rrespondia con los zapatos de las
personas de la casa. Ademas, Joseph
White viva solo con su anna de
llaves, la senora Bickford, Que era
La vez su sobrina.
Habia una circunstancia curio
sa en- rslaci6n con este crilnen Jo-
seph j. Knapp, hijastro le Ia Sc
nora Bickford, dijo que habit sido
atacado en- la carretera de Salem,
mientras iba con su herlnano, casi
a la misma hora en- que Ell venera-
bic anciano era asesinado. Agreg6
que sus asaltantes estaban arna-
dos y enmascarados, pero no pudo
hacer mejor description. Adenlas,
manifesto que le habian despojado
de todo ell dinero que llevaba con-
sligo, v que estaba seguro de que
estos eran tambien los asesinos de
White. Esto no era mucho, pero 81
era algo, y Ell detective Sc decide
a sacar Ell mejor partido possible de
esta declaration.
cerca de una semana despues,
Joseph Knapp Sc present6 en- So
Oicina y le ensen6 una carta mis-
teriosa recibida desds Prospect,
Maine. Estaba armada por un in
dividuo de apelndo Grant y de-
cia que 81 las autoridades deseaban
encontrar al asesino del anciano,
era bueno Que vigiIasen de cerca
Stephen White, sobrino de la
victima. Una investigation 2uso de
relieve ell hecho de q. ell joven White
habia rehido con su ito y que unos'
meses ai1tes habfa' salido de Salem
diciendo que iba los Estados
Unidos. FL hecho de que no Sc lie
mencionaba en- Ell testamento, pa
recia corroborar estas sospechas,
aun cuando en- dicho documcnto Sc
hacia constar que La herencia de-
bia dividirse en- parties iguales en-
tire sus parientes. En- la casa no
Sc habia desaparecido nj una sola
prenda. ST Ell asesinato hubiose te.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
PALESTINA PIDE A
SIR HERBERT SAMUEL

JERUSALEM, abril II. (Ca-
bles Frances) LA delegation is
raelista ira donde Mr.. Amery, Sc
cretario Britanico de las Coloniag,
tan pronto este llegue a Jerusa-
len, la proxima sernana, para pc
dirle que Inantenga a Sir Her.
bert Samuel como Alto Corni-
sario en- Palestina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
DE. ROMA "A BUENOS AIRES
EN- AER0PLAN0

ROMA abril IL UNITED Press)
Las autoridades estan conside-
rando las posibilidades de un vue-
10 de Roma q Buenos Aires, Sc
ha sabido extraofcialmente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
FUTBoLERIAs

La afci6n por el viril deporte es
inmensa. Los clubs cumbres del
deporte en- la isla cuentan para
los pr6ximos partidos con cuadros
forniidables.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

II Ell REAL SAN JUAN que
hasta hace POGO tempo estaba tan
decaido, cobra nuevos alientos al
yer reforzada su Inca de ataQue
! con Ell imponderable AGUDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

FL "Guayama., Ell simpatico CRU
po capitaneado por Navarro, esta
HANDIcAPEANDo con la enfer-
niedad de cosio. Para mitigar pc
mas, We reforzada SUI linea delante-
ra con I'm extreme izQuierda notabi-
! lisinos ex-equipier del Real Club
.DepOrtivo Espahol de Barcelona
slAbran, que aha voy 70!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

Ell MUNDO, en- La edici6n del Iu-
res:
San Juan, P. r.
Abril 1925.
sr. Don Jenaro cortes,
San Juan, P. R.
Estimado amigo:
Acabamos de leer en- la edici6n
del peri6dico Ell MUNDO de esta
fecha, su artfcu1o titulado t'Sea-
mos Justos'e referente la labor
que realiza en- la Junta Insular de
Elecciones, Don Antonio salgado
IzQuierdo.
Los suscribientes, conocedcres CO.
mo usted de 10 que hace v repIe-
lsenta en- Ell ORGANISING referido, uno
de los mas importantes EN- el me-
canismo de la administrator insu-
lar, en- un negociado tan sumamen-
te delicado como sselecciones' Ell
recto, id6nec y honrado empleado
sefior salgado Tzquierdo; hacen su-
vas las manifestacionos contenidas
en- su citado artlcElo como I'M
acto de justicia y adhesion quie-
rem pnbIcamente lacerse solidarios
de sus veridicas afirmaciones, rim
diendO al Jefe Y amigo, senior Sal
gado IzQrnerdo el testimonio de su
mas sincera simpatia.
De usted altos. amigos S. g.,
J. A. Fleytes col5erg.
Manuel otero Cuyar.
Jose P. Maymi.
Jose Martinez.
Rafael Arnan.
Jose M. Castro.
Eafael Colon.
Angel N. Iguina.
Juan Arguinzoni.
Aurelio c. Torres.
Antonio Caro-.
A. @. Lopez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

FL "REAL SAN JUAN con SUI
espl6ndido lineup, piensa volver
por sus fueros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

FE1Ic1rAc1oN AL sR. coRTgs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

Com6ntase la ida de I'M va1ioso
elemento del "Espana", que STEM.
pre- Sc distingui6 por su amor al
Club. IQui6n sera?
PERFIL-ANDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

"'ARECIBo" Sc prepare con mas
brios que nuIlca reverdecer sus
laureles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

Hemos recibido, para su pab'i-
caci6n, La sigliente carta, ielici-
tando a nuestro amigo sehor Cor
t6s, por un articulo publicado en-
Ell MUNDO, en- La edici6n del Iu-
roc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

Ell "EsPAsNA" inaugurara su
her1noso terreno, con un gran parti-
DO de futbol, reforzada SUI Inca de
atadue con dos jugadores de valia.