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'You are the very man for me in this
fight. I have been in need of you for
d long time"
Then they got together and within q
few minutes they came to terms. They
shook hands and parted like pair of
sehoolboys who had just made up after
a quarrel. Each was happy and con-
tented
A few hours before Johnson had Of
fcially dispensed with the strvices Of
George Little, the man who has been
with him for the last year. Trouble
had been brewing between them for
several days. so when Johnson in
formd Little that he was through with
him it occasioned no surprise. In fact,
the fans all along the line were look
ing for something like this to happen.
johnson made no mistake in deciding
upon Nolan as Little's successor. Nolan
is one of the greatest, if not the great
est, manager who ever looked after the
affairs of a fighter. He picked Bat Nell
son up when he was a green bush
fighter and within six months Nelson
was the greatest ring attraction in the
business.
Nolan has ever been on the level.
His honesty and open policy made many
enemies for him among the gamblers
and sure thing promoters. but he al
square fighters, and in this way he won
the confidence of the men who support
the game of fisticuffs. the fans. They
have confidence in Nolan and they be-
lieve him when he speaks.
NOLAN A TOUGH CUSTOMER
Nolan is a tough customer as man
ager He is stubborn and suspicious,
and he is fighter who is always will
ing to go every time the hat drops.
He made enemies by the score when he
was handling Nelson, but he always
had the satisfaction of showing them
up before the public
Nolan proved himself the king of
managers in the famous Britt-Nelson
battle. Later on he went to Philadel-
phia with the Battler and got the lat
ter more money for a six round bout
with McGovern than Nelson secured in
both of his fights with Cans here two
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years later. Nolan never was known
to lose a trick in any of his various
mfxups with promoters and managers,
nghters and referees. He has yet to
learn what defeat really means.
Champion Jack Johnson brought his
executive position into play yesterday
afternoon by applying the official ak TO
the neck of one George Little. manager,
and bidding him TO be on his way But
Little refused to start. and, further
more, he insists that he viii not start
and that there is nobody capable of
sarting hi mwhile he holds close to
his bosom the contract which he claims
gives him a perfect right to stick close
to the Johnson camp and perform his
duties as manager.
Il don't want Little any more and 1
told him so,'' says Johnson. He is a
disturber and trouble maker. 1 am
through with him.
'T have an. ironclad contract with
johnson and / viii not leave the camp"
says Little. IF necessary I will resort
to the courts"
All during the afternoon Little and
Sig Hart. over whom the champion and
his supposed manager fell out, weRt
roaming around. each expressing a will
1ingness to go a-gunning for the other
But there was no display of weapons.
no flying of fists nor no sprawlings on
the floor. Each man looked daggers at
the other and talked in warlfke strains.
But they let it go at that, much to the
disgust of the crowd. which was thirsty
for action.
Yesterdays trouble was the outcome
of that little tilt between Hart and
Little. which was published exclusively
in The Call last Thursday morning.
Little took fe wpunches at Hart and
then followed ND with a well delivered
put of 20 pound stones which fortu-
nately missed its mark. Little realized
that it was of with him. bue he decided
to be game
Little claims that he picked johnson
UP and paid his bills and acted as his
friend and later signed up a contract
to get 20 per cent of the profits Of the
champion He says that he will sue
the big black man in the courts and
that he Will be returned a winner, too.
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JEFF BOXES TO
CROWDS DELIGHT
Big Fellow Goes Three Fast
Rounds With ChOynSki and
Comes Out Smiling

BEN LOMOND. June 5.-Jim Jenries
performed prettily today before 500
spectators in his training camp sym
nasium- Three rounds of speedy
sparring with Joe Choynski set the
crowd Wild with delight. The pace was
so fast that it is doubtful il Choynski
could have gone many more rounds
Jenries came out of it smiling. he
was in rare good humor and boxed
with his face TO the crowd so that
all could get a good look at him.
The gymnasium program included
rope skipping, bag punching, shadow
boxing and short tug at the chest
weights.
Another little sparring match. not
on the program, was a feature of the
day The principals were Jim Corbett
and Choynsli. who had been bitter
enemies since their last battle in 1883
until they met recently in the camp
/ here. Now they are inseparable crO-
nies. They happened to come together
with the gloves in this way.
After Jeffries had finished his ring
work John Martin, chief of police OF
San Francisco, who was down for the
afternoon, drew Jeffries aside and asked
him to appear in an exhibition in San
Francisco June II for the benefit Of
a fraternal organization
Jefries said that he would like TO
/ accommodate the chief but that IL
would be impossible for him to break
/ training.
| Corbett and Choynski happened to
overheaF the conversation They inn
mediately volunteered their services.
/ offering to appear in a three round eX-
| hibition. Their offer was accepted and
after Jeffries had gone out the two
old cronies decided TO start in train
/ ing with each other right away. They
stepped through three gentle rounds.
each very careful not to hurt the other
man. Although the pace was slow. it
/ told on COrbett, who was breathing
| heavily at the final call. The news
that the two veterans were at it drew
crowd running to the gymnasium.
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SEALS and HAP'S
TEAM BREAK EVEN
Kid MohIer'S Men Make Up for
Morning Defeat BY Pound
ing WfHeft

Los ANGELES. June 5.--vernon and
San Francisco each took a game in
today's double header. Vernon won
the first game played at Vernon park,
1 to o. in 10 innings. The hits on both
sides were few and far between. though
six of the total of 10 hits were for two
bases each.
Hensling just managed to outpitch
Miller and took the game by the mar
rowest margin possible.
In the afternoon it was different. The
visitors landed on Willett hard in the
first inning and with four safe drives
put over three runs and were never
headed.
Twenty-Five men struck out in the
two games, Miller getting credit for
II. Score:
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HARNESS HORSES
CUT FAST CLIP
Good Time Made at Matinee
Program of the Sacramento
Driving Club
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO. June 5.--Son1e spir-
tied races were run today at the inter
city harness race meet held in this city
under the auspices of the Sacramento
driving club. Considering the fact that
a strong wind was blowing and the
track loose, good time was made, par
ticularly in the class A pace, the first
heat of which was negotiated in 2:101a.
This race proved the best Of the day,
Casey's Delilah winning the last two
heats from Silva's Teddy Bear in fast
time
The class A trot was expected to fur
nish close finishes, but Frank Ruh-
staller's Wild Bill ran away from
Frank Wright's Lijero and Katalina. a
Chico entry.
The first event of the day, class D
mixed, developed some thrilling finishes.
with three of the five entries punched
at the wire.
Two thousand persons witnessed the
meet. Summary:
First race. class D, mixed:
Bert Arondale George Vice.. sacra-
Joe t1fDta; Dick H. i. Heenan,. sacramento
Princess Flora tE. O. Burge), sacra-
ESpedIo d. j. Weldon, Sacramento. Il 2
Time-2:221z. 2:24ls, 2.21%.
Second race. class E, mixed:
Mae B tG. G.. P0wellb, Sacramento. z
Katie George Shane) Sacramento. . .
Sandy (Sam Gaultl, Sacramento. . 2 p
Time-2;311z, 2:53, 2:33ls.
Third race class A, trot:
Wild Bell Ct. j. RuhstaIIer) sacra-
Lijero tF. Z. wrightl. Sacramento.
katalina (Wendeu sIiller) Cnico.
Time-2:i41s. 2:1515.
Fourth race class A, pace:
Delilah Frank CaseyD, Sacramento. -. 4
Teddy Bear CO. r. Silva, Sacramento 1 3 2
Tine-2:101s. 2:111a, 2.13.
Fifth race, class B, pace:
Kermit tS. n. Cowell, Santa Cruz 1
Rockaway tJen HALL, 0roville. .......2 3
Harold B .fH G. Pike1, Sacramento 4
Tom Murphy frank Casey, Sacramento 4 .
Tine-2:lel<, 2:15st.
Sixth race class B. trot
All Style Dana Perkins,, Rocklin 4
Lady Alice fW. ]. O'Connor), Chico. 4 4
Ronlona on. II. Tuttlei Rockln 8
De ORC Tim Horigan}, Dixon ........I
Time-2:22, 2:23 2:27H
Seventh race, class c, pace:
The Jewess CA. Leyison). Rocklin
Seymour tM T. stiles). Chico. 3
Briarwood IL ChrisfieJ. Sacramento 4
Iime-2:24la, 2:27.
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Pnrfland z. Sacramenfo s

PORTLAND, June Portland and
Sacramento used up a total Of four
pitchers today and none Of them could
hold the hits down. Steen and Hunt
were bstted out Of the box in the
fourth inning. and Seaton and Baum.
who took their places, We're hammered
with but little less effect. Portland
hammered q little the oftener, and for
that reason, principally. won the con-
Eroro-
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LITTLE FIRED AND
BILLY NOLAN HIRED
johnson Casts Off Belligerent Manager
And Ties Up With Tartar
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

rACk JOHNSON made of the
He discharged Little
affairs the old Napoleon brigade
~ Billy Nolan
has been entirely closed
principal
black them only
Nolan and Nolan
thick of championship battle
WELL Jack is poposion? queried
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Orendorff Badly Injured

g. EhOrSen was touched Up freely in
the morning game, while Lively pitched
? fine brand Of ball for the Oaks. The
oaks hit the southern twirler hard in
the first and third frames. During the
fifth inning Orendorff was hit on the
head while at bat by a pitched ball
and was badly hurt He was taken to
a hospital and It is feared his skull is
fractured. Score:
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OAKLAND
- ~ - ~
STtIATARY

Two base hits-Swander, Mite. Sacrifice hits
Hc7v ard Wares (2l. Carroll Stolen bsses-Cut
shaw Hogan. First base called baIis-Of
Lively 3 on Thorsen ?. Struck out-By Lively
2. bT Thorsen g. Hit by pitched hslI-orendorff
Wares. tutshsw. Double piays-Wares 10 Cut
shaw 20 Cameron; Roth 10 Dillon 10 Smith Time
n game-1 hour ana As minutes Umpire-Fin-
.nev.
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SAN FRANCISCO
-Bstted for Brown in the ninth inning.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Martinke. Two base hits-Coy
(2), BurreIl, Msrtinke. Sacrifice hit-Iewis.
First base on called balls--on Easfley l. Struck
out--By Willett 3, by Eastley 2 Stolen bases
y. Brsshear. Shaw. Lewis. Double piays--I,evris
to Berry. R. Brashear TO Fisher. Shaw to Mohler
70 Tenant. Wild pitch--Willett. Passed ball.
Brown Hit by pitched bslI-Mohler, Berry
Time OF game hour and 80 minutes Uplpires
--AfcGreery and Hildebrand
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Sutor is expected to arrive Tuesday night and
Browning viii likely be here on the following
evening. 1t is probable that both viii be seen
in the game during the coming week
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80 6 10 '26 10
OAKLAND
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
sT-aIArARN

Sacrifice hy-Cutshsw. Home run-Cameron
Two base hits-Howard, Wheeler. Roth. Stolen
hases-Daley- Howard %. Roth, Cutshaw.
Cameron. 2Iitze. First base on called balis-Of
.r0nneson 3 OF Crieer ;. on Moser , Struck
-out-By .Tonneson 4. by Criger >. Double plays
Wares 20 Cameron; Maggart TO Cutshaw; Wares
tunassisted). Wild pitches-Noser. Criger
Time Of game hours and 20 minutes. Umpire
sT-f
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SUMMARY

Two base hits--N Brashear. Melchior Coy
Marfinke HeusIing, Mohler. Sacrifice hit--N.
Brashear. Stolen base-Melc1ior. First base
on called Dalls--06 Henslng J. OF Miller 8.
Struck out-By Hensling g. by Miller II. Hit
by pitched ball-Melchior, n. Brashear. Time
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
coast League)
RESULTS OF GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES
vernan I. sam Francisco o tten
innings).
San Francisco ., Vernon 3.
Oakland 6. Los Angeles 1.
Oakland Z, Los Angeles 6.
Portland 3. Sacramento 5.
No games scheduled today.
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SAN FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS

Total ....--......-.--.o % y
$40 outs when winning run scored. SEATED
for Hogan in the ninth. assBatted for Lindsay
in the ninth
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Of game--l hour and 30 minutes. Umpires -HIl-
debrand and AIc6reevy.
AFTERNOON CAME
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SUMMARY

-. Struck ouf-By Hunf ?, by steen /. by Seaton
" ~ BAUM J. FIRST base On called oails--On
Two base hits-Hunt (2), speas Van Buren.
Three base hits-Perry t2f. Rapps. Stolen
bases-Shinn Perry %. Double play-Casey fc
Olson. Sacrifice hits-Czsey ca. Rapps. Hit by
pitched bali-Brigge. by Steen. First base on
errors-Portiand i. wild pitch-Seaton. left on
bases-Sacrameut z. Portland 3. Innings
pitched-By Steen =. By Hunt A. Credit VIC.
tory TO Steen. Charge defeat TO Baum. Bases
on hifs-On Sfeen = runs 3: on Hunt s. runs I.
time Of game-1 hour 50 minutes.
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No games scheduled today.
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SACRAMENTO
PORTLAND
Runs AND HIS Bl

Batted Tor Baum il ninth.
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JDa rF|unl peis1OSl
LEY QUE DEBE SUBSISTIR

La innovation introducida en- la ley
sobre demencia, que establece el dere-
cho que tiene cualquier ciudadano sea
6 no pariente del enfermo denunciar
el case ante los tribunales, limitands
su fe cultad a los familiares del demen-
te, prestase incontables peligros. que
no necesitamos enumerar. por 10 re-
ciente que esta Ell case ocurrido en-
esta ciucad con una distirguidisima
sefiorita que fue amenazada por un loco
peligroso, va recluido en- ell Manico-
milo.
Para obtener la reclusion el padre
de la aludida sefIorita hubo de invocar
la ley todavfa VICENTE, pero que Sc
trata de derogar, segdn tenemos enten-
dido, por virtud de I'LL proyecto de ley
que 1esponde al espfritu de la circu-
del Attorney Geaeral. lublicada
en- el BoLETIN MERcANTIL dei dos de
Diciembre.
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--V3 V3(@1@N@-----
DeSCanSe en- CaZ

Aver tarde. a las Gin o, tuvo efecto
el acto del sepelio de la venerable ma
trona dofla Alicia de la Fuente, v1ud
lie Maren, abuela materna de nuestros
d1stinguidoS amigos los Senores Eduar p
do, Fausto Alberto Marin y de las
sefloritas H ydee y Pepita Marin.
La distingulda DANA fallecida esta-
ba tambien emparentada con e. emf
nente honbre pdblico don Luis Mufloz
Rivera y con nuestro popular compa,
hero en- la prensa don Pho Amador
Ell acto iel sepelio que tuvo lugar,
como hemos dicho, aver tarde. fue una
expression de duelo por Ia perdida IRE
parable una demostraCio ion de Simpa-
tias la familia doliente.
Ell cortejo f1nebre fue organizado
en- la plaza de Colon. siguiendo el It'll
uerario de CoStumbre.
Ell BoLErIN MERCANTIL envia a los
deut,os de la senora de la Fuelte, viu
la de Marien su mas expressive men
SAFE de pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-05
Distinguida Boda
CANET.

Esta noche contraeran matrimmio
en- Vega-Baja, nuestro amigo ell doctor
Garcia de Guevedo, medico del bata-
Hon puertorriqueflo, y la bella senorita
Matilde Alfonso. h'ia de don Francisco
Alfonso. de Vega Bs,ja.
La boda revestira una gran solemn
dad ha de ser un acontecimiento SO
cial en- dicha poblaci6n.
Terminada la ceremonial Sc traslada.
ran los c6nyugues esta capital. don
de ha instalado Su domicilio el doctor
Garcia de Quevedo, en- los pabellones
de Ballaja.
Ell BoLETIN desea a la feliz pareia
que va unir suS destinos ba 10 tan
felices auspicios, una perdurable luna
de miel.
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-H%(@)V%
Ia eln!g2la del gdlg!n

El Secretario de la junta recaudado-
ra de la sociedad de Jovenes Cristia-
nos, nos ha entregado la siguiente nota
con Ell ruego de que Sc publique:
"El trabajo de la Association Girls
tiana de J0venes progresa d.; ul nodo
S ,tisf, ctorio. Aun Sc estan recibien-
do suscripciones no solamente de San
Juan, p.ro mbien de los distintoS
puntos de la Isla, todo 10 cual viene &
probar ell interes muy hondo que tiene
|el pueblo en- el desarrollo de los jove-
nes ninos de Puerto Rico
Los senores Tibbitts y Beck, secretaries
lnternacionales, estan proyectando una
recorrida de la Isla y con la ayuda de
un einemat6grafo presentaran ell trabajo
de la Association Cristiana de Jovenex
en- un mum de ciudades incluyendo Are
cibo, Mayaguez, Ponce, Utuado y Aibo-
nit0
Aver Sc llevo efecto una reunion
en- las ohcinas generates para la orga-
nizacion. como Sc habfa anunciado en-
los periodicos de la local1dad. Un
gran n1mero de personals inter eSadas
concurrieron al acto. La constitution
de la Y, NJ. {. A. Sc adopto y Sc nom-
BIO un comite para elegir los nombres
de I'll caballeros que sean elegiblex
para formar el boaro de Directories.
La segunda reunion Sc anuncia para Ell
luneS por la tarde las Ago.
TodoS los SuscritOreS otras personals
|interesadas en- este movimiento Sc in
vltan cordialmente para que asiStan
este acto. Sc hacen grandes esfuerzos
para completar los detAlles de la orpa-
nizacion para que Sc lie pueda dar CO.
memo al trabajo de levantar ell edi..
|hcio.
Los sefloreS Tibbitts Y Beck desean
darles las gracias por medic de eStas
lineas todaS eSas perSonaS que han
contribuido generosamente para la
construction del edihcio todos
aquellos que han trabajado con mas
ahlnco en- la campafia y los cuales Sc
debe el que Sc haya salido victorioso.
Alaban mucho la ammonia que ha exis-
lido desde el principle de la campafia
hasta ell fin. Jamas existieron diferen-
cias de ningin genero, y las gestiones que
reallzaban los distintos Comit6s parecian
las gestiones de un solo hombre.
Ell Comite que Sc nombr6 en- ell mes
de JUNO Sc componfa de los siguientes
caballeros: Emilio del Toro, Presidente;
Martin Travieso, Jr, Vice-presidente,
FL. E. Shaffer, Secretario; Luis Sanchez
Morales; Juan de Guzman Benitez, Ra-
non Siaca Pacheco, David A. Skinner
G. A. Prahl.
Estos senores prestaron ayuda mere
cen las gracias de toda la Comunidad DOE
Sus esfuerzos desinteresados'
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G| balQucle a,5on
Manuel loDba

Tendra efecto esta noche en- el res
taurant Filippi, y asistiran mas de
cuarenta comenSaleS
Ell homemade a don Manuel Lomba Y
Pefla, como Presidente honorario del
Casino ESpaflol y de la Socicdad Espa
flola de Auxilio M1tuo, lie sera tribu-
tudo por ambas directivas a la que Sc
han undo espontaneamente, varios
amigos del festejado.
Sera un hermosisimo acto.
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De Carolina

El proximo domingo, hebra gran
baile de tra'es en- ell Union Club
En- el barrio de Canovanilla, Sc ham
encontrado restos huma1los. Ha s:do
aLierta una investigation.
Las dos factorfas Centrales de Iox
Sres. Sobrrnos de Ezqui ga. "Proore-
SO" y 'Buena VISTA" han em pezado In
molienda de la preSente zaf, a VA s..
nota movimientO en- ell Concrete v \.
animacion en- esta comarca. LIS ar
r.tos, funcionan con regul; ridad H.
ma la atenci6n del expectador, la lirr-
piez", ell buen orden y discipline ole
ALI Sc obServa. implantado D. el en-
prendtdor y active amigo don pedrn
A:Tuagas que no parece s.no que todo
obedece a regis matamaticas 6ias :
invariables
NADIA mas por hoy.
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Ell Club de Danas
LA VERBENA DE PIERROT~

Cuadro, Playground q la salida de
Puerta de Terra; dosel de la Verbena,
ell cielo; contorno, montaflas mares;
tapiz, la foresta.
La Illumination era hermosa y bien or
denada; los kioscos magistralmente dl-
rigidos por Mario Brau, 10 mismo que la
direction de la fiesta de anoche.
Concurrencia selecta; la flor y nata de
nuestras elegantes Sc di6l cita ALI; del
sexo feo hubo brillante representation,
en- conjunto Sc reunieron en- ell parque
escolar. mas de trescientas personals de
10 mas granada de la sociedad. Ell efec-
to de los kioscos de la Illumination, Wis
to desde la carretera, era magico. Y des-
pu6s que el Playground Sc llen6, era So
berbio divine.
Los kioscos estaban servidos por 10
venes angelieales y damas simpatiquisi-
mas, yestidas de manola, luciendo man
tones de fecos que evocaban las ver
mas de Sevilla de Valencia. Y como
belezas las habia d granel. Rostros he
| chiceros, ojos llenos de fuego, cuerpos
divinos Sc veian donde quiera Sc volvlese
Ia vista. No en- balde estaba ALI toda la
crema de la juventud,
Desparramados Sc levantaron cinco
bellos kioscos. Puesto de bunuelos, ser
vido p0r la DANA distinguida, modelo de
gracia de elegancia, Heriberta G. de
Guzman Benitez las monisimas Clemen-
tina Giusti, Maria Vazquez, Raquel Ho-
heb, Amalia V. Ochoteco, Conchita Lila
nos Pepita Penedo.
Puesto de emparedados servido por
la hermOsa V fina DANA Lola Balbas Y las
senoritas Carmela Font y Georgina Ske-
rrett; puesto de helados, servidO por la
distinguida dana Rodriguez de Preston
ese manojo de flores: Minina del Va
lie, Isabel Blanes, Maria Antonieta Font
Benilde Bravo. Bouquet mas hermoso
nj Sc ha visto nj Sc vera; puesto de Ger
veza, servido por las simpaticas y cult
simas damas Be6n Padial de Sarmiento
Antonia Nadal de Skerret; puesto de
champagne, servido por un grupO ante
el cual caeria de rodillas ell mas exigente
adorador de la belleza, grupo escultorlco:
Carmen Lopez, Belen Rivas, Maria Ho
heb e Irma F'inlay.
En- un santiamen Sc agotaron todos los
articulos en- los kiOscos, pero hay que
confesar que la reina de la Verbena, la
que sobresalio en- prlmera linea, fue la
amable presidenta del Club de Damas, la
DANA distinguida sonora de Guzman
Benitez (don juan. Aquello era gra-
ia donaire y salero para despachar
pronto los clasicos bunuelos
Luego, las diez, di6 principle ell bal
lie Y Sc bail0 con entusiasmo Y a las once
ampez6 desfilar la concurrencia.
La noche de aver fue la mas agrada-
Die. la mas sensational la en- que ef Club
lie Damas puso gu bandera muy alta.
Elegancia, distinction, gusto, arte, SEN
timento, todo Sc di6 eta en- ell parque
.scolar para que triunfase ell blanco y
puro Club de nuestras elegantes.
Y como fieles cronistas conSignamos
,ue el triunfo Sc debe en- gran parte su
presidenta, secundada por una directi
a enthusiastic, voluntariosa y de una anna
pilidad triunfadora en- todas las empire
as por grandes, por dificiles que parez-
AN.
No es ell primer triunfo nj sera el Ill
imo. Ell Club de Damas es el todo dc
San Juan ALI donde toma parte, exito
SECURE, como Ell de anOche,
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Los bai|pSdc Cine Puerto Rico

Estan resuItando animadisimos. Ell
de aver termino a las cuatro de la ma
nAna. E IA noche hay baile otra vez.
Ell salon preparado por la empires
es de una gran extension y resulta muy
c6modo.
La orquesta y la cantina son exec
IienteS