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and both were covered with blood
Garden floored Shapiro with a short
jolt to the jaw for the count in the
last round. Both boys were repeated
'ly cheered by the fans
Casey Is Lucky.
Riveter Casey, FL Paso welter-
weight, knocked out Battling Samp-
son Of the Eighth engineers in the
sixth round Of a scheduled six round
encounter. The knockout was ex-
tremely lucky for Casey as Sampson
won the contest on points up TO the
time the blow was slipped over.
Sampson was in much better shape
than his opponent and sent some
singing blows 10 the stomach Casey
used his left effectively, working 1abs
70 the head which counted for points.
The knockout came when Sampson
dropped his guard.
Casey shot a right 20 the Jaw and
Sampson went down for the count.
He was up again in few seconds
apparently not knowing what he was
doing. Casey again used his right
and Sampson went down 10 arise
again Sampson is a clever boy and
would have won the bout on points
but for the knockout
Hogan Clever Boy.
Little Red Hogan, Of Fl Paso. out
pointed Desmarius. Of the Seventh
cavalry, in a six round contest The
decision Of a draw by referee Jack
Mcdonald was well received, how
ever as Desmarius was going strong
at the end and the advantage Of Ho-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Many Ell Paso Boys In Title
Winning Team Of A. E. F.
Cliff Hill, Fred Bunson, Howard Hornbuckle, T.
White and Billy Meason Are Members of 18th Divi-
sion Team Which Won Expeditionary Pennant.

IITHEN the baseball history OF the
w American expiditionary forces in
France is written and bound the
names OF five FL Paso boys are 60
ing down in the hall Of fame along
with some fast Texas league players
and stars Of other leagues as com
posing the pennant winning team OF
the expedition The pennant was won
by a picked team from the ssth di-
vision, in which there were five FL
Paso boys, over the TIN division at
Bar-sur-aube, France, March p, 1919.
Gen. John J. Pershing throwing the
first bail and having as his guests at
the game, king Albert and the queen
Of Belgium Incidentally Cliff Hill.
Of FL Paso pitched the game won by
the 36th, score 100.
Sanitary Unit Players.
AL but three players Of the 56th
Championship team were members OF
the 141st sanitary train. organized by
Maj T. J. McCamant, who has since
returned 70 FL PasO and received word
Of the titular game. Five Of the
players, Cliff Hill. Hornbuckle, Fred
Bunson, Tommy White and Billy Mea-
son enlisted at FL Paso and have
lived here many years, when Maj. Nc
Camant was recruiting men for his
hospital company during the early
days OF the war. The remaining
players all Of whom are either Texas.
western or International league stars
were enlisted at Fl Worth. flocking
to the standard Of Mai McCamant
when Il became known that he was
organizing baseball team. The
team easily won the title Of the 35th
division
Won Bowie Title.
the Eurmrnn~ ns 1918 when the
35th was training at camp Bowie,
the team played sew sral games with
the Fl Worth and Dallas clubs Of the
Texas league and won every game
easily They also engaged and won
from many Of the big league clubs
which were training in the south dur
Ing the early part OF the season the
work or fight" law having not be-
come a constitutional amendment at
that time. In these games the pitch
ing fell upon the shoulders Of Hill and
Jimmy Zlnns formerly Of waco. OF the
Texas league and one Of the leading
rwirlers OF the circuit
Cleaned En- Up.
When the division arrived in France
during the latter part OF August III
lost little time in arranging a
schedule Of games with teams repre-
senting divisions which were part
Of the expeditionary forces. The 36th
team did not meet with a single de-
feat during the whole season and on
March q OF this year ciuched its claim
on the title OF the whole force BY
whaling the 18th division team which
had previously won the title OF cham
pions CT the second army The game
was Witnessed by thousands Of SOL
diers and high officers Of the French,
American and British armies besides
the king and queen OF Belgium. After
the game a picture OF the two teams
was taken by the queen.
Nfctors on Gridisou.
The 35th division football eleven de-
feated every other team in France
except the 89th division The first
game between the two teams was
won by the 89th by the score Of : to o.
The second contest was taken by the
SSH 2 70 O. whiiA rhe third battle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

, his opponent early and ducked under
the right hand OF his opponent each
time Il was started
Early in the round Jack Nc
Donald. one Of the foremost sup
pOrters Of SudenberE- who WINS
visiting at the ringside, called
Look out for his right cross
Johnnys it's all he's got"
And il seemed as If this blow com
posed the entire repertoire Of the
Christi, who did not use his left hand
during the few minutes in which the
contest was in progress Sudenberg,
on the other hand, shot in variety
OF hooks jaos. right crosses and short
punches which bewildered the taller
boy and kept him guessing where the
next blow was coming from.
Hoped for Knockout.
IN throwing science TO the winds
and attempting 10 rush Sucenberg of
his feet there is little doubt but that
Gleason hoped 10 get in a knockout
blow in the first round and had vast
~ moderated his opponent When the
southern scrapper entered the ring he
was smiling with confidence and ap-
peared at ease while the gloves were
being tied or his hands The manner
in which he approached Johnny when
the principals were called into con-
ference by referee Billy Smith eTi-
denced the supreme confidence OF
GLEASON. uAL the smile AdQcQ DeLQre
the singing left jabs OF the cavalry
man II simply seemed a question Of
class Gleason being opposed by q
faster. hard hitting, and clever boy
who has met better men than he has
doubtless seen.
Ross same Route.
The blow which floored Gleason Is
the same one which put an end 10
the aspirations Of Kid Ross at Co
lumbus when he attempted to rush
Sudenberg off his feet in a manner
similar to that Of Gleason Ross
jumped from his corner in the first
round and carried the fight He car
ried It Just a little too hard. however.
as in one Of his rushes Sudenberg
shot his left to the Jaw and then
crossed his right to a point above the
heart. the negro going down for the
count The Gleason battle even proved
further the power Of the wallop which
SudenberE packs in each NIT and
viii make all boxers who come 10
this city with the idea OF cleaning up
the champion a little more cautious In
the future.
Some Real Bouts.
Lieut. Ted" ROthermund. athletic
officer Of the Seventh cavalry. who
handled the entire card, is due the
thanks Of the fans for his Judgment
in matching the contestants in the
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preliminary bouts. Every one Of the
contests was a humdinger from the
first until the last blow OF the semi
final All Of the boys were extreme
ly wen matched and the fights were
exciting and snappy throughout The
curtain raiser brought together VAN
pus Garden Of the Seventh cavalry
and Shapiro also Of that regiment.
was floored in the first round
but came right back at his opponent.
In the third each scored a knockdown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Bantam COuIOn
Receives Offer

New York. April 22--Another young
American scrapper was born under
a lucky star. He is Eddie Coulon, the
promising New Orleans bantam
weight In a short time he expects
to sail for London. where he has been
matched with Jimmy Wilde, over the
20 round trial, at the National Sport
ing club for a guaranteed purse OF
$4,000. Coulon made a hit in the
allied tournament in London last
Deem Der. and after the Lynch scrap a
couple Of weeks ago the promoters
thought up Coulon as the next avail
able opponent for the flyweight cham
pion.
Coulon received a cablegram from
the other side calling for $500 and
asking him to sail as soon as pos.
sible. Coulon lost no time In getting
bus for the trip. He is expected to
sv blows With the Britisher seven
day after his arrival in London They
win box at us pounds. weigh in at
,. n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
BENNY LEONARD
IS EASY VICTOR
Defeats Exchampion Willie
Richie; Awarded Tech
nical Knockout.

Newark. n J.. April 29.-Wille
Richie. former lightweight champion
Of the world. was decisively defeated
here last night by Benny Leonard.
present holder Of the championship
Richie was hanging on the ropes in
the last round Of the contest when the
referee stepped between the prinei-
pals and awarded the fight TO Leonard
as a technical knockout The end
came 30 seconds before the end OF
the eighth round.
Fought GameIy.
Richie fought gamely THROUGHOUT
the contest, which was lasl al Lne
way. Leonard floored him In the sec
ond round and punished him severely
in the seventh. The men had agreed
to weigh in at o'clock at ~ pounQs
but Richie weighed laS II pounds
and Leonard 1856 Each was probably
q pound heavier at ring time
Leonard had the better OF every
round with the exception Of the tnlrd
in which Richie sent effective rlgn
hand blows to the body but went 70
his corner himself with nose bleeding
from a hard right Richie tried 20
carry the fighting 10 his opponent but
when he let up Leonard kept right AZ
knocked Him Down
Leonard sent Richie down FOR
count OF nine in the second with
right upper cut Three seconds after
he rose the bell fans. ending the
round
In the fourth Leonard landed sew
eral hard lefts ana t-rcnie appeared
all in. but came back in the fifth. try
Ing 20 force the pace
Leonard took the aggressive in the
sixth and staggered his opponent in
the seventh when he landed a right
10 the stomach followed by a right
cross TO the Jaw Leonard sent across
right and left but Richie again came
back for more
Easily Leonard
In the eighth Leonard hooked his
left to the head frequently. a left
TO the Jaw sent Richie down for a
count or nine for the second time in
the contest. As he rose Leonard
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iumned at him with right and LEFT
anxious TO send q decisive blow across
before the final bell rang, out me
referee fnterfered as Rirchie was
hangiu- on the ropes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
zBYSZKO AGAIN
DEFENDS TITLE
Heavyweight Wrestler De-
feats Stranger Lewis
In a Hard Bout.

Chicago. april 29.-For the sscono
time within the past two months
Wladek Zhyszko. the Pole. defeated
Stranger Lewis. his leading aspiraut
for a match with Earle Caddock for
the worlds title. last night, making
one fan in two hours a minutes and
9 seconds, with side roll and BODY
scissor hold
Lewis AEEressor.
Lewis was the aggressor through
out the match and got five head locks
on his opponent One Of them he held
for two minutes and 80 seconds.
The fall came when Lewis le1ped
several feet across the mat in an e.
fort 10 clamp the Poles head again
Zbyszko ducked. however, and the
men went into side roll which ended
in Zbyszko downing Lewis with a body
scissors. IL was agreed that one -al
should decide the match II none was
obtained in the first two hours
Claims Title.
Zbyszko is claiming the worlds
heavyweight wrestling title and lt
was said a match between him and
Earl Craddock which would be held IN
July or as soon as Craddock returns
from France where he Is with the
American expeditionary force
Four hoidup men -ried 20 rod ne
box office. but were driven away y
the police
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Wonder What Chicken Crossing The Road Thinks About

- GUESS ID BETTER
start 8EFoRe ONE Oe
Tr.oS AWFUL AWFUL
RUUOrNoBtLeS - HsJLo
Here CONES one OF
Tie FIeNDtSH TAN6S NoU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

johnny Sudenberg, southern de-
partmenf champion, defeated Kid
Gleason knockout, one round.
Mnmpus Garden, Seventh eavaI-
y, defeated Battling shapiro,
Seventh cuVairgs knockout, fourth
round.
Battling sampson, Eighth enGi-
neers, was knocked out in the
sixth round by Riveter Casey Of
Fl PuEo.
aRed- Hogan of FL Paso and
Kid Demarlus Of the seventh cav
airy six rounds, draw. Hogan
had shade.
Silent SomfuE. motor group,
knocked out Battling Flaherty,
Seventh cavalry IN fifth round, OF
semlfinui
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
DEPARTMENT CHAMPION DEFENDS
TITLE BY A VICTORY OVER GLEASON

Johnny Sudenbeg Defeats Corpus Christi Battler in the
First Round of the Championship Bout at Fort Bliss;
Gleason Is Unable to Withstand the Stiff Jolts of
The Fort Bliss Titleholder and Goes to the Floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

The matchmaker Of the American
A a. OF Baltimore. Sammy Harris, Is
dicI.ering with Billy Gibson for Benny
Leonard's services. sam wants the
lightweight champion TO meet either
Pete Hartley or PHI Bloom IN -
-ou1d bout he is planning 10 stage Al
OrfoIe mark on Decoration day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

II a fierce exchange in the center
OF the ring which followed some OF
the snappiest mixing that has been
seen In this district in a long time,
Johnny Sudenberg, southern depart
uent middleweight champion. knocked
out Kid Gleason Of Corpus Christi.
claimant OF the middleweight title
OF the army. IN the first round OF a
scheduled IS round contest Monday
night at Fort Bliss. Sudenberg. who
had repeatedly outboxed his opponent
during exchanges in the first round,
shot left hook 70 the jaw and then
crossed his right above his opponents
heart Gleason fell to the canvas and
was out for 10 minutes, his seconds
carrying him TO his corner. The
knockout occurred just five seconds
before the bell OF the first round.
the victory really occurring in the
second stanza when Gleason failed to
come out OF his corner.
Lost Fight Early.
IN attempting to fight Sudenberg
IN the army champions own particu-
lar style Gleason lost the fight when
he jumped from his chair on the tap
Of the bell. he skipped across the
ring and attempted to swing his right
20 the Jaw. It was easily blocked
and SudenberE whipped a left jab TO
the face. Gleason repeatedly attempted
to connect with his opponents jaw
with his right and managed TO get
IN several blows. The southern de-
partment champion, however, seemed
to be able 10 take all that Gleason
had and in the melee Il was always
Gleason who backed up before the
stiff jolts Of his slighter opponent
Gleason used but one blow repeatedly,
this being a right which he swung
wildly 10 either the body or head.
Found His Weakness
Sudenberg found the weakness OF
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Phsne 4z0. Autos FOR hir.-AAv
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CARTS a Co. buy Liberty BOnds--Ad
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Fhoae 20. Autos Tor hiFe--AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
knocked Him Down


In the eighth Leonard hooked his
left to the head frequently. a left
TO the Jaw sent Richie down for a
count or nine for the second time IN
the contest As he rose Leonard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

WONDER " { CAN
MAKE rT!??i! It's GOT
50 A SODT Ant SAFE
Any MORE
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ByBriggs
NHNr SHAlt l Dc.

- WHAT SHALL . Do''
he re An RIGHT
SNACK ~ THE MIDDLE
or NY ROAD AsD =
BIG car CoNAII6 RIGHT
At NE - rye NeNCR
Been SO coNFU SGD
~ AL ny IIeE :.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

Lieut. Ted" Rothermund. athletic
officer OF the Seventh cavalry. who
handled the entire card, is due the
thanks Of the fans for his judgment
in matching the contestants in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

The 35th division football eleven de-
feated every other team in France
except the 89th division The first
game between the two teams was
won by the 89th by the score OF : to 0.
The second contest was taken by the
SSH 2 70 O. uhiiA rhe third battle
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-22

Mira. Ann Nlcks. ot Nashville. Ia
the guest oi her daughter, Mira
Everett Hoover.
FLOYD Finley, u Madisonsiile
Ky. spent Sunday here the CUES,
Of Miss Eta Martin.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Donegan have
returned from \ visi, with relatives
In Henry County.
Finley Duncan. OF Nashville,
spent Saturday aud Sunday hsrs
the guest Of friends.
Mrs. james Pulley, OF Jackson,
10 here the CUES. Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J b. Ballard,
Mira Terry Martin and children.
al p.durah. Ky srs hers ,bs guest.
Of her parents, Nj. and Mrs ]. T..
Gibbs,
Baxter Murry and family have
moved here from Bon Aqua. aud
are located In tbs Temple residence
on Centre avenue.
Eibert Adcock and vile have
moved into their new home recent
ly purchased from Mr., and Mn. W.
X, Foster.
Mira, Max SwaHt and baby. al
McGshee. Ark. are the guests Of
Mrs. Swaftf'a grandmother, 4fs,
NJ. T. Askins.
Mssdam~@ John Gibson and Perry
williams. ~ Nashville. sere the
guests Of Mrs. Calvin Martin Sun.
dsy.
Miss Masgsis., raiIsy OF Wilson's
Niss., II here the guest al Mrs. W,
A. Meadow and other relatives and
friends.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-22

M,sses Nellie Harris and Bertha
Williams after q lew day~ visit here
al the home Of Mr. aud Mrs. Curry
HariA. have returned TO their home
n Msyfeld. Ky.
X, 4. 6hsmwsll has resigned ais
position here ~ express agent and
o, w. Hardin has been pu, in
charge OF this Office Mr.. shem.
well has mol, iully. Determined Just
what be will do. ~ be has two on
thrs jobs in view.
Mr.. and Au. Robert Clemen,
aud little son. Robert, j.. left
Wednesday morning Tor Winnona
Lake. fifty miles hon Chicago.
where they viii attend the Na.ionsl
sunday school convention Of the
Baptist Church. They will also
spend several days in Chicago. be-
ioss returning home,
Mn. l.. q. Grady. Mrs. tina Ne.
pharland and Miss Nancy Nelson
lett Tuesday Tor Walcott, n. y. |
where they win spend the winter
with their brother. William Selson.
They intend to return 10 Dickson
10 the spring Tor short time h. !
lore gazing IN Chandler. Okls.. vol
reside.
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:,
James Patten spent the weekend
I" '''''
Mrs. Edith Carroll spent Monday
la Nashville shopping.
Miss Ruby STEELE, oi Nashville,
Is Waiting friends hs'e.
ron a.rrr.., ,,,,,n. -,
sa'o' zee " ~ Bryan oa'a.e'
Mia. Ethel Moor, enes 10 spring.
G.ld hi. wssk Ia whit relatives
Mrs. Chas. Badge aud Miss Edith
Badge were In Nashville. Wedues.
day, '''' '''' '''' : '''' - - }
m
"'sS "s"''' V'a'", !" ''''"'"'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-22

Mr.. aaA Mss, rom kieks and tsIo
ehildnn, III Dtrhesd. spsna the
.ssa- end harm 'As s.sss n ssia.
hives and krisnds. ~
Miss R~h~ceA Cau0eh. altar q lev
days visit hare the sasss u Mss. j.
A. Ciemsnt. isas resafnsd 10 he.
home nj Pegram.
Ai~ Riisshssh Smith, VI Deli-
son. Texas. 10 hsfe uss sussss al
hss parents Mr. and Mf& Hsnsy
smith.
q. N, Nosfhinxton. local manager
u tho Cumberland Telephone c.,
left Moadsy boz q two-ss<ks vscs-
lior MT chattanoe4a.
MIssss Rsbscca and Ethel Gray
Hits. alter 4 xeek yisat here with
Mrs.. \. u. Rohsn#oe. have return
Vi 10 their home la Nashville.
Percy Lewis. Of paris. Ii spsndiag
lev days here the russs NJ bio
grandma,hef. Mn, Addis Easlss
aud other relatives and friends.
Rsy. and Mrs. W. ". woodcoeh
went 10 (saltati0 Monday. WHARF
the insnss vas called 10 conduct
the funeral OF Two oi hls ifsends.
Misses Mary Donssan. Wayne
Bryan. Bees Moran and Anna
Bessisy were the guests u Mrs
Homer Rsown, Tuesday ut hss
country home.
Mrs. l.. X. shawl. after = few
days visit With relatives at Wsv-
ssiy, has ssasned. She was ac-
compsnied home by Der sister.
Mrs Buenh Miller
Frank i. Bish. has cold HE
bungalow M Poplar street 10 Mr..
and Mrs. W. X. Foster. who will
occupy same 40 soon a. vacated by
the pressn, occupants. Ar, and Mrs.
I'd Murchison.
Miss Halle Wal.hour IL spendi ns
this week here the guest oi Miss
I.orena Bright. She will leave the
after part Of the week lot Liberty.
where she will be employed ~ mil.
liner this season.
W. siias. Elgie Lee Moody. Mr..
md Mrs.. J. Wesley Moody and
lhildren. Keith. KAthrins and j..
Wesley. j.. Of Nashville. we're the
#eek'end guests Of nv. aud Mrs. 4,
:, Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. NJ. Grsvsmbergl
nd ekSsi!dsea.> Eszsaya sad Musisii
|esn. OF Louisiana. aud Mrs. {. HI
lark. OF Spencer. are here the |
,ues,s Of Mr.. anil Mira. Howard
3rown.
Miss Elisabeth Watson was opes.
ted upon Thursday OF lac, week
or appendicitis. She 10 II Sc.
thomas Hospital. Nashville. and .,
Ast &C soun. vac getting along NICE
y,
ATTY, J A. Clsmsn. spsn. Mon-
ny 10 Huntingdon and Mckenzie :
skips proof IN 4 Chancssy Court ,
,wsui, u the Citizens State Bank ,
I Mckenzie. W The Ocean Ac.
ident Insurance TO-. Al als,
Mrs. Minnie Wilton kaa moved
ef millinery emporium from the I,
sx DRY Goods Co. store 10 Hoi. /,
md Arnold's store, She and Mrs.
rutcher ase in the market this
~ ks~l.x ka~ &. n liza - ..sng G
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FEELING Blue?
LIVER lAzI?
TAKE 4 CAlOTAB
Wonderful How Young and
Energetic You Feel After
Taking This Nausealess
Calomel Tablet.

II YOU have not tried Caiotahs
you have . delightful surprise 4,
waiting you. The wonderful 1--we.
cleansing and system purifying pr :
D. wties II Calonsl may nos DO sn
ioyed without, the slishses, unpless'
an tnes.. A Cslotah al bedtime
vi u ! swallow Oh water. that's ali
No tass~. no salts. NOT We slightest
no pleasant effects You sake up
in the moruics telling - good that
you wsa, 10 laugh aheas II. iouf
liver il clean. vour sTsssn IL purt-
fed your appetite hearty Es'
What YOU wish no danger The
next .iuae you ieei lazy. mean. pesv'
Gus, h. ne a. discouraged give yoa'
liver : thorough cleansing With .
Calos.b They arm ~ perfect thai
you, .iwx es:a 10 authorized TO re-
sund tAs price - 4 guarantee sha'
yos 'sru be delight VI
CaJs3AL are soId culy m o'isiaai
.eaI.si pa t.ss.. Price thirty IS
cents. Al oil irs.s.or~s - saT
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6. {. COLLINS { son, DickNa, tennessee

The many is,eaAe II j. 4. More
land viii b4 r.eassd to ts&ru VI his
pennossna 10 District Engineer tes
the s,sis Hishssy .~psrtnsns
VIZ Mossfsnt stAs ronssdgssbae NJ
IT, sasvsy vass OF oar highway
.ai alao sorsey~d The Bristol ,o
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-28
COrresponsal,

o. -
Ell senior Professor del barrio
Pinas, Toa Alta, informanos:
que la Asamblea de Maestros
Rurales, que en- dicho pueblo tu-
viera. efecto, ell viernes proximo
pasado, qued6 bastante concurri-
da, y, que Sc trataron, en- ella,
asuntos muy importantes; entire
estos, algo con respecto al apren
dizaje del ingles y ell castellano.
Dicenos, que de no triunfar en-
Toa Alta, la candidatura unionis-
ta,, propuesta por los amigos del
que 10 es nuestro, senior Jose
Torres Muiiiz, este presentara su
renuncia, como Secretario de
aquel Ayuntamiento. ea'4
'<" ~ 4 = s' s}4G m
En- los cines de Catano y Ba-
yamon, particularmente los do
mingos Y dfas festivos, que acu-
den personas, de Santurce y San
Juan, ses extraordinario Ell n1me-
ro de espectadores.
4 x Il
Fue verdaderamente notable
el ndmero de pacientes que Vi
sit6,. ell, sabado,. dltimo,, Ell Labo-
ratorio medico. del doctor de Ia
Rosa, de su companero Jose E.
Diaz, y la Ofcina Dental del doc
tor Torreglosa. Ali estuvimos,
y nos satisfizo yer como triunfan
estos profesionales. nI
J. v. C.