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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-27
Ell MAGISTRAL DISCURSO DE
CORDOVA DAVILA

En- nuestro n1mero de mafana nos
ocuparemos del claro y sincere discur-
so que para solicitar la defnici6n del
Status polftico de Puerto Rico, pro-
nunciara ell ell Congreso Americana,
nuestro Comisionado Residente senior
C6rdova Davila.
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NO 10 ADMITIMoS.

Ningun cscrito, accrca dc ningun
asunto publicarcmos, que lleve por fir
ma, Ell vez de la firma autcntica, Cl
ombre y apellido estampadOs pOr la ma
quina dc escribir.
Las firmas con maquinas, no las con.
sideramos bastantcs para autorizar cs-
critoS.
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MANUELA DALN1AU.

IIa estado cnferma dc suma gravcdad
la distinguida Srta. Manucla Dalmau.
ProfcsOra dc Ia EscucIa Praetica do
Rio Piedras.
Por fortuna, va hoy SC encuentra un
tanto rcstablccida, 10 que nos aIcgra
sobremanera.
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Rccibimos aver en- essa ReIaeeisa Il
grata vista De naessro amixg II I.issis.
Victor Primo MaSsiues. vrsssixigsg
cIcmcnto de san sebasti&s.
Rcitersmo-lc muessss salu.ls.
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EN- NUESTRO PUESTO
La "Seccion inglesa" de ''El Tempo, no puede
arrogarse el derecho de acusar nuestra
Corporation, sin quedar obligada
presentar la prueba.

epresa partidarsta, para
neeses generates de Puerto Rco ha aado aenc6n por
buena organization uanza comercia varada lee
ura las pnas de los cudadanos aericanos foran
redaccion.
La secc6n ngIesa de EEL Tempo ha credo que la
deasado grande pals, gnorando la foma
que ha consttido formula dos cargos contra la msma
Uno que expesa que daro espao econddo
entire sobras eVadr la esponsabdad de
saci6n y que msmo tempo, da entende cue
epresa prodco de confabuacon contra de los
nereses de los Estados Undos America cua tomar
espaotes dnero sospechoso de Europa Que
dnero que aeman poda poners uego para des
pes guerra, comerciaIes amercanos?
Esa mputac6n esta dber de probaa quien
a lanzarIa. Y, 81 no la prueba, debe romper puna.
Es in1h que quera asustar. Es perder tempo.
Es ndtiI que quera evar por caninos puerIes
extravados para que usquemo dchos que tenen
nedb deber probar los la alta mission de
eduoadores de pueblo
Estamos mes que sentmos de pie sobre
Nosotros que hagan la mputacon
de que esta eprea epahoa Esto de nngdn modo 10
podemo considerar njuoso, sipemene negamos
porque verdad Pero nurioso aguen suponga
dneo parte del dnero de Coporcon proceda de
fuentes iIegaIes sospechosas.
0uen tai dice, debe tener ell VaIor de probarIo.
Presente prebas, que seccon ingesa de E ITEM
po" pronto ell alcance de las nuestras
Nosotros rehuimos ell abertos la dis
cuson, no los uegos maIabares
No basa aegar necesario probar Este principle
elemental de derecho.
Vanos facitare la tarea a la socc6n jnce3a Il "-I
Tempo" ..
0uerernos- quitare ag1eno que nos Olga CUE 10
PUEDE ENCONTRAR PRUEBAS LEGALES.
Que hemo hecho tan bien hechas las que costara
rabajo descubrr la combination.
iNo tene pruebas directas?
Ciertamente seria aentabe las tuvera. De min
gun odo ante la concenca p1bca queda reevado
tarlas.
Pero de prueba moral
Es la secc6n nglesa de lei Tempo la que tiene que de-
mostrar que exste capital Illegal esta Casa.
Quersnos denncar al pals ell peligro de pIuma, quo
tfatando de atacar empresa mahana pIdea
rrsee arbye diario propaganda
tiamericana.
Pues bien 81 dario fdado para propagan
da debe preguntarse d6nde propaga
En- coIumhas.
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NO HAY PERDON

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha dcnegado
as solicitudes de indulto presentadas
favor de los confnados Basilo Rios,
Maximiliano Hernandez Ramcry, Y Do
minga Rivera.
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Ia VIDA ~ ~ PUEKTO

PrOcedcnte De Macoris Sanso Do-
mingo. entr6 en- HuestrO pusFto 81 mar
ties en- Ia tarSlc. eI vapor "santo DO
mingo". trayendo y pasajerOs.
~ vaPOr philadelphia lego 81
martes pOr Ia noehc las Z. prOcesients
dc Venezuela y Curazao. eondueic5Sds
II pasajeros para San Juan y ~ de
transito para Nueva YORK.
Esta en- puerto 81 vapor brasiIeiio
"LeOpoIdina". que vieBe De Fort-ds.
France. MaFtinica. con objeto r. NJ.
Ger rcparaciones y sewuir viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-27

LOS PROPIETARIOS DE F1NCAs UR-
BANAS.-l Quieren ustedes conseguir uu ad
miniStrador de sus caSas, que lie cobrc al
por cicnto atienda los trabajosP Llamc
al 1872 verde.-Gregorio Dimas.-Cristo 1G y
medic, altos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-27

vENDER Bones y Aeetsnss ds Ban.
cos. CentTaIss. y otFos vaisrss ansas
risticas y uTbanas eoIecsF . tsmag ~.
nero en- hipotscas pisnsxas valstss.
dirijsss . n. 11aari y Comp.. Tstu4a
mum. 6. san JusA r. n. TsIsfoas 2s7.
AUvT.
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ACEr4AWOS sgExCfAs uE pEEtvufesss
-Esvisfss Msxssis~s@slfreee~-s sef-s
rascisa err f~s@xs.ffas - p~ssAf@ @-assssss
ties nees.erss.--Bisifsse '. -. vss So
Cayey. r. o.
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A LOS CAPITALINoS

La Cubanita' 'ofrece papelillos. serpen
tinas. sifones otros efectos para las fes.
tas de carnaval. .Tambi6n vende magnfficos
tabacos. Salvador Brau No. 50.
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COLoCACIoNEs.
SOLICITA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES con CO.
nocimientos de maquni1ls. Telefono 68 rojo
Santurce.-Duffout 13, Santurce.
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PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION:
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DIR. +. DEL vALLE ATILEs
CoNsULToRtO
Plaza de san Francisco. esquiua y. Csr
dcro. Horas de Consulta > . y. ~.
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NEWS TAILORS.-LINERA 8 SUAREZ.
--SASTRES CORTADORES DE ESCUELA
NA-Cumplment Immediate en-
las 6rdenes-Garantfa absolute.
Visitenos, San Francisco ST., Edifcio Aca.
demia Cat6lica, San Juan.
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MICHELI-AZOGADOR
Solicite mis- servicios en- Allen S6 81 tiene
usted algun espejO manchado, o necesita
reparar sus muebles. Vendo maquinlla
Oliver No. 9 nueva.
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Sc ALQU1LA.-Un mirador en- San Fran
cisco AZ, propio para caballeros, informaran
en- ell Bazaar Broadway o tel6fono 3I4 verde;
Sc necesitan buenas referenciss.
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Dase la correspondence informative teraria direcc
Para anuncios comunicados dgrse al Administered
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
CITY NEWS.

Regular meeting De LaSalle
council 619, Tuesday evening, Feb.
rs. 8 o'clock, hall corner Fifth and
Main. Visitors cordially invited.
-Cistern and chimney cleaning
and repairing, foundations and cellar
floors, cement sidewalks. tree trim
ming. Call 1882. A. L. Strohmeier.
Some rascal stole five blooded
Plymouth Rock chickens from Joe Nd.
SINNERS hen house last night.
Regular meeting De LaSalle
council 619, Tuesday evening. Feb.
25, 8 o'clock, hall corner Fifth and
Main. Visitors cordially invited.
Albert P. Jenkins and Dan "A. NC
Quoid have returned from Sigma
Chi dinner dance Saturday evening
at Iowa City.
Private Sebe P. Smith Of Co. 6,
33Oth infantry, has returned home
after having been mustered out at
Camp Dodge.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
WIFE FILES A
DIVORCE SUIT
Virginia Seither Asks for Legal Sepa-
ration From John Jacob Settler
For the Second
Time.

A petition for divorce was filed in
The district court this morning by Vir-
ginia Settler against John Jacob
Seither, on the ground of cruel and in
human treatment.
They were married and divorced
once before and have a child four
years old by the first marriage.
The second marriage occurred IN
Keokuk May ~, 1917, and they lived
together until January 1913. The plain
tiff asks custody Of the child, 81 a
week alimony and $50 for attorneys
fees
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
ARMED WITH
BIG REVOLVER
Man Arrested In Boston, Attempting
70 Reach Apa rtments of
President Wilson In
Hotel.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
BOSTON, Feb. "a Andrew J..
Rogosky, thirty-three, of Worcester,
Mass, was arrested In the Cop1ey
Plaza hotel shortly after two o'clock
today when he attempted to reach
President Wilson's suite. Police and
secret service men found .32 cali
Der revolver and black jack on
Rogosky. He was taken to police
headquarters charged with carrying
weapons.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
TOTAL DEATHS
DURING WAR
United states Lost $4,000 Men over
There and $4,000 in Camps
on This
Side

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Deaths in
the A. e. IT,, up to Feb 16 totalled
1881, Of which 20,S29 were from dis
ease, 4S,76S from battle and 1854
from other causes, the war depart
nent announced TO-DAY Up to February
IA in the United Statee there
S4.493 deaths. OF which 32,737 We're
from disease and 1,756 from othe.
causes. -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
placed on Priority.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The FOL.
lowing organizations have been plac'
ed on priority: Ninety-ninth aero
SQUADRON; brigade headquarters, 306th
battalion repair and salvage COM
uany and 301st, 329th and 330th bat
talions of 3o5th brigade, tank corps.
sir service casual company 5; evacua-
ton ambulance company "a
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
Sc Louis Cash Grain.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24.-Corn-No.
white. s1.3561.3s; No. white, s1.2S
@l.30; March. s1.39A May, SIPS.
Oats-No. 3 white, N606 60Mc; No.
a white, 591a @6oc; March, Coo; May,
6Ohc,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
WANT TRIAL IN
BURLINGTON
The Railroad and the Street Car
Company There Ask For
Change Of Venue in the
Hra;n

craig VdSc.
A motion for change of venue was
filed in the district court this morn.
ing by the defendants in the case Of
Jean B. Craig against William Nc.
Adoo, director general of railroads,
and two Burlington public utility
companies.
The petition asks that the change
be taken to Des Moines county,
which is the place of residence Of
the street car company and the Bur
lington railroad, who are defendants
in the case. which Is to recover dam.
ages for injuries received by the al
legged careIessness Of the railroad
and street car company, each OF
which claims the other caused the
collision.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
WANTED.

wANTED-old false teeth. Don't
matter II broken. I pay $500 to
$500 per set. Send by parcel post
and receive check by return mail.
L. Mazer, 2007 S. Fifth street, Phila-
kde1phia. Pa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
Arthur Middleton

The Americans comei Foster Arthur Middleton
Without any question greatest song the
produced 1t is comparable to nothing save the Two
spoken introduction song describes Episode in
in the 1917 T sa I a DOWN m
history Of the stirring times that marked the
written words could adequately describe Arthur Middle
TONS rendition Of The Americans Come ~. the person
deed, for has powerfully dramatic rendition
been given than this
Tim Rooney's this FishtIn'i Flynn Arthur Mdd'sto"
oa ahs rocng irish song Tin Rooneys at the
Fighin 1t was first brought out IN London IN s sn
that has made hit Arthur middleton
his ri. BY I s
Comet both rendtons he displays artistry that
you cannot fail to admire.
Advertisements No. p In Minor eStsmap %...
... cos,.nn vo'e"e Celebrated ce,,st and com
pe4.se sas to- s
violonceo Wiem Wileke was Tor many years mem .
eellst with the symphony for some time He is
one OF the foremost celists in America today.
vIoIonoeIio
euceaonaly Beautiful cello number wlem
sei a mas Of fh
BY Of tome n,.n and
menta for Mr. Wnleke's performance the Evening
Song and also the "Andante recorded ON the reverse
! side the record, by Josef Adler.
" - Marie RappoId and Criterion Quartet
Soprano and Voices
will live always he eould include this for
depth Of real @ IN the 20 % meog The
Criterion Quartet makes perfect background Tor MISS
Rappolds wonderful voice
. our Little Home, Coates Thomas Chalmers
Thomas Chalmers made his debut with the MetIo
poan Company in the part OF vaentin IN FaMs
success Chalmers old friend OF Edison owners ne
sings this very appealing ballad in quiet repressed way
most impressive
| Lost Chord, Sullivan carolina Ia1~aH
Carolina rendition of this famous song Is ono
OF the most that MI Edison mas
ever recorded magnificent conralto voice has never
| been perfect advantage
) Rosary, Nevin Carolina lsszar'
-The Rosary" without doubt the greatest song Nevn
ever wrote and indeed hardly eqpaed by other
Rosary remarkable that words OF praise can do
| 1t justice.
, Roamin, in the oIosmin' Lauder Glen Ellison
Glen Ellison has earned a considerable reputation with
Edison owners as singer Harry LADDERS songs He
gives Them in the amusing Scotch dialect perfectly
to life 1t ought Ellison is Scotchman-qu1te
| as typical a Scochman Lauder himself
s / " ~ s ellison
This song is rather more ballad style than those
Lauder writes without collaboration. Glen Ellison
born in Glasgow, Scotland. Although he had great sue
in grand both in England and md australia ms
inclination led him into lighter opera ana ne became
great musical comedy favorfte
Hindustan Trot, Wallace Weeks
Saxophone, xyolophone, piano --- trio
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
NEJSsss,dsz|
For Society Editor, please teie-
phone Isl.

Covers were laid for one hundred
at the elegantly appointed dinner
Saturday evening with which the
Keokuk club celebrated WashingtOn's
birthday.
The dinner was giYem at the club
house at o'clock and the guests
were seated at tables laid for four.
six and eight, The tables We're
lighted with unshaded candles which
were surrounded by garlands of smi-
lax. There were tiny hatchets and
| flags for favors and the dinner cards
were suggestive Of the day.
/ Following the dinner there was
dancing until midnight to the music
of Agnes orchest. Among the guests
F! from out of town were Miss Lillian
Barr Of Burlington, Miss Rutherford
| of st. Louis, Messrs. German and
Nobis OF Davenport.
Alpha Trist Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary e. Jones will entertain
the Alpha Trist club on Wednesday
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
William S. Phillips.
Students Auxiliary.
The Students auxiliary Of the Mon
attractive program Wednesday after
noon at 1870 O'Clock at the high
school assembly room. The general
public Is invited.
Temme-Paustian Wedding.
Announcements have been received
by friends OF the marriage of Miss
Ella Margaret femme, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred William femme,
to- Harry Daniel Paustian on Febru-
airy IL, at Mason City. The bride
lis charming and popular Keokuk
girl. MI. Paustfan was formerly with
the Independent Baking company
here, and after his return from army
service at Camp Pike, he was pro-
NOTED to- take charge Of the busi-
ness Of that company at Mason City.
where the young couple will reside.
Both have many friends In Keokuk
Sunday schooI Class Entertatne.-
The United Presbyterian Sunday
school class of Miss Beu'ah Brumback,
was delightfully."- entertained Saturday
evening by Miss Florence Witch, at
Ter home. Those present were Rather
inc Leffingwe1l, Thelma Redman,
Eide Blaisdell Amelia Agne, Elizabeth
Leffingwell, Ola Griffith, ELLEN Fowl.
er, Marcine Schouten, Mildred Lesman
and Harriet Hamill.
/ Bowies-Franks Wedding.
| Miss Margaret M Bowles, daughter
of Mrs. J. T. Bowles, us North Fourth
street was married this morning at 10
o'clock to William n Franks, at the
| parsonage OF the First Baptist church.
by. Rev. Harvey J. Moore They left
this afternoon for a short wedding
journey, and will be at home after
March / at LIS North Fourth street
! Mr.. Franks is prescription clerk for
Wilkinson and company.
Double Wedding Sunday.
| A double wedding was solemnized
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
40S Des M'oines street, when Mrs. Min
nie Augustine Landrith was married
to Clarence Ora Chase, and Miss Hest
er Madaline McGee was married to
William Burton. The double ring cere-
mony was performed by Rev. NJ e.
Nethercutt OF Trinity NJ, e. church.
Mr.. Chase has recently received hon.
orable discharge from the army and
| both couples will reside in rzeokuk.
Comforts Committee to Meet Tuesday.
The Comforts Committee will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
| e. C. Weisman, 1109 B1ondeau street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
MOVING PICTURES

Hippodrome Tonight and Tomorrow.
Norma Talmadge will be presented
lin her latest picture, 1.-THE Heart or
Wetona,' at the Hipyodrome tonight
and tomorrow.
The story begins when Quannah,
chief of tribe of Comanche Indians,
learns that his daughter, Wetona,
has been wronged by white man.
Wetona's mother was white woman
and Wetona has been brought up as
la white girl.
The Comanches decide to seek
vengeance. They will find the man
who has wronged the daughter Of the
chief of their tribe and put him to
death. Wetona refuses to tell the
name of her lover. All she will tell
her father is that he is white man
She goes to John Hardin, the agent
lin charge Of the reservation, and the
only white man the Indians trust. to
ask him to save her lover. While she
lis talking to Hardin. Quannah In MS
search for, the man who wronged his
daughter sees Wetona and Hardin
talking SO intimately together that he
Judges Hardin must be his daughter's
lover. Hardin, in order to save We
tona, offers to marry her Tony, a
good-for nothing, is the man Wetona
loves. Later her eyes are opened to
the kind of a man he really is and
she has a change of heart. Hardin
lis the lucky man this time. Also
Ford Weekly Of Travel and current
events.
"Fatty' Arbuckle Tomorrow"
"The Sheriff is FATTY" Arbucke's
--latest, to be seen tomorrow and We'd
lnesday at the Grand on the same pro-
gram with Gladys Leslie, the sun
Ishine star, in her newest picture,
Fortunes Child" It's a fine, big
program at regular admission prices.
The comedy is chock full of action
and laughable Incidents.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
Students, Auxiliary.

The Students auxiliary Of the Mon
day Music club viii present a very
attractive program Wednesday after
noon at 1870 o'clock at the high
school assembly room. The general
public Is invited.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24
wANTED-Gir1 for paper box work.
Apply 41S Blondeau this evening.
No. 5o477

WANTED-2 or 8 rooms for 1ight
housekeeping. Phone 866.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24

Alpha Trist Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary e. Jones will entertain
the Alpha Trist club on Wednesday
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
William S. Phillips.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24

range good terms on balance. See
E. l.. Aldrich-
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24

FOR sALE-s2o acres of the best
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-24

WANTED-Boy to strip tobacco q
Sheehan's Cigar store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-17
TIGERS ARE AFTER TITLE
Collegiate Basket Ball Honors
Will Be Settled This
Week.

PRINCETON, n. ]. February IL
Prnceton's chances of winning the
basket ban championship will be de-
cidod this week when the Tiger quin-
tet meets the University of Pcunsyl-
vanEa five tomorrow, February Is, and
Yale Saturday. At present Prince
tons prospects for a championship
team look rosy, as it is leading the
league with q clean record, while Yale
and Penn each has lost game. Both
of Erinceton's wins, however. have
been made over Columbia.
The, Penn team is a very formidable
organization. as it is made UP entirely
of Veterans. The Yale game on
Wash tngton's birthday will be part of
the alumni day program for the en-
tertaifsment of the graduates. The
Ellis iosst their first game to Penn last
week. SO that they are sure to make
a Desperate attempt to retrieve their
fortunes and TO humble their ancient
rival.
The Princeton FIVE has suffered q
setback in the loss of TrimbIe, last
years. star forward, who may be out
of the game for the rest of the season
Wood, of last years freshman team,
has been filling his place. Opie. al
forward and guard, has been leading
his teammates both in floor work and
scoring; in almost every game. He is
a very fast and shifty player az well
as an accurate shooter. Margetts and
Davis are filing the guard positions
Capt Gray, although a guard on last
years team, has been shifted to center
and probably will remain there for
the rest of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-17
EVERYBODY DONS
Players, Umpires and Fans Are AT.
fected Alike by California
Influenza Regulations.

fhe first base ball game in which
the players. umpire and spectators
wore influenza masks was played
when the Pasadena and Standard
Murphy clubs clAshed at Pasadena.
The game went eleven innings and
not once during that time did any of
tho players remove their masks.
The roofing of the fans and their
~'dn-the-umpire~ cry was somewhat
rnuMed by the game masks, but
otherwise they appeared to enjoy the
contest
Irish Meusel OF the Pasadena team
got four hits by peeriug over the edge
Of his mask
70 Is reported that Truck Hannah
attempted TO substitute a caxcher's
mask for his influenza mask. but the
health oficer spotted him.
Among the many big league stars
taking part in the game were Fred
McMui1fn of the Chicago White Soy.
Carl Sawyer OF the washington
Americans, Bill Piercy and Truck
Hannah. New York Americans: Irish"
Meusel, Philadelphia Nationals, and
Otie Crapdall, the former Giant
The game was won by the Standard
Murphy club, 10 to q Each club got
seventeen hits and each made two
errors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-17
GPAhA'SNW MARKS
Breaks Every Auto World Record
Up to Twenty Miles on Day
tona Beach Course.

pAYToNA, Fla. February IL
Ralph DE Palma, driving a specially
constructed automobile equipped with
twin-six engine, late yesterday aft
ternoon broke every flying start
world record for distances up to
twenty miles. except the kilometer
and the one-mile distance, which he
captured last Wednesday. according
TO announcement by Richard Ken
nerdeu chairman of the contest board
of the American Automobile Associa-
ton, who made public the official
records of the events. No time could
be taken for the fifteen mile distance.
however. it was stated, owing to there
being no Official timer at that point
The recognized distances and times
esta blished by De Palma yesterday. as
announced by Mr.. KennerdeIl. follow
Two miles. 1914 seconds.
Three miles, l.1J.o4.
Four miles. l.39.77.
Five miles, 2.4.5S.
Ten miles. 1890.
Twenty miles. a.21.40.
De Palma broke the kilometer and
mile distances last Wednesday. maxi
ing the kilometer in l4.S6 seconds and
the mile in 24.02 seconds
The records were esta b1ished on
the Daytona beach course.