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DOPE ON v. & |.
PLAYERS Who MEET
TECH SATURDAY

The following are the statistics on
the Washington and Lee Generals. who
play Tech Saturday:
Lindsey Moore is in his third year
at Washington and Lee. veteran
General 2S years old six feet one and
one-half inches in height, and weighs
zoo pounds. Lindsey halls from Ring
gold.
big Bill" Bailey, right guard, is q
monogram man; age %. hefght six feet
three and one-half inches, and weighs
1913 pounds. The big boy is from Ken
bridge. Bailey is in his second year al
the university.
Bullet Joe" silverstein. the Char
lesion, w. Va, terror with a foot
ball, was captain of the Generals last
year. He is said to be one of the
greatest fullbacks in the south. Joe
is 23 years old, height five feet ten
inches. and weighs us pounds
Sammy Raines, right halfback,
completes the list of five monogram
men. He is 20 years of age. height five
feet nine inches, and weighs 100
pounds. He halls from Memphis
Ollie Dawes, left end, is Tennessee
lad, 23 years old, height six feet one
inch, and weighs $50 pounds. This Is
his first year at the university. He
was captain of his team at the Morgan
school of Tennessee.
Sanford. left guard, is from Chat
ham, and played star football at Rich
mond college. "R. p" tips the scale'
for 1919. is six feet one and one-half
inches in height and % years of age.
Paget, center, is a South Carolinian
and a former Clemson player. He also
hands like Jack Dempsey. The big
boy is 81 and towers six feet. Thu
is his first year at Washington and
Lee.
Corbett viii probably be in action
at right end Saturday He is 81.
height five feet nine inches. and weishr
$50 pounds. "J. D." halls from will
mington, N c.. but Judging from the
way he runs there is little tar on his
heels. He is former Boston Tech
man.
Mattox. NJ, right end. is Fishburne
star, age 30. Height FIVE feet eigh'
inches weight 166. Last year he was
on the s. A. T. c. team at v p
This is his first year at Washington
and Lee His home is at Leesville
Collins. l.. p, is fourth year mar
and a danger for opponents, either az
end or center. He weighs 1T. age %
height five feet nine inches. His homo
is at Marion.
Cobb, f. w, halls from Blackstone
and played star ball at the academy
there in 1916. He was with the Tween
ty-ninth division overseas. He is 2
dangerous man at halfhack: age 10
height five feet ten inches, weight 100
This is his first year at Washington
and Lee.
"Davy" Matson, halfback, will tram.
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three times en- the gridiron with the fol-
lowing results:
1903-Ala bama 0, Vanderbilt 30.
1905-Alabama 6, Vanderbilt 81.
1917-Alabama 2, Vanderbilt z.
From the above scores it may be seen
that Nandy has always reiCned supreme
over the Crimson eleven. Alabama hopes
to upset this precedent this year and
leave the McGuginites at the small end
of the score. Then Alabama can say that
she had humbled the Comnodores.
While Alabama has not played the
strongest teams in Dixie yet, it is adj
mitted that Coach Scott has formed a
formidable machine. In the first place
the Crimstn mentor has introduced a
number of new plays into southern foot
balf-plays that have worked so admir-
ably in the central west and carried the
Ohio Naval Reserves 70 victory over Fits
burg. In the second pace. the Thin RED
Line" with one execution, is composed
entirely of old men. Eoone at right END
is the only new man on the team. So far
in his work he has proved himself vet
eran and is being touted for all-southern.
The "Crirnson Whirlw,nd," consisting OF
about % players, will leave Thursday after
noon for the Tennessee capital. in charge
Of Coach Scott The team will arrive IN
Nashville Thursday morning and put up
at the Hermitage. A light workout Will
be held Friday afternoon on Dudley neid.
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C2MS0 \ WARRIORS
BL,,.o DRILLED IN
PUNTING By SCOTT
Weakness in This Depart
ment Fast Being Remedied.
Alabama's Line and
Backfield Strong
by GEORGE

University, Ala, November 4--(Special.)
With the sole purpose If defeating Van
derbilt next Saturday. Coach Scott is
putting his Crimson warriors through the
most gruelling weeks practice that they
have experienced since the season began.
Only light workout was held Monday
afternoon, but on TUESDAY a long signal
practice was held. ending up in fierce
scrimmage with the scrub team.
Coach Scott is giving special attention
to the one mediocre feature of the Thin
Red Line" in connection with the Wander
bilt game next Saturday. That IS the
punting end. So far Alabama has made a
very ordinary showing in this important
part of a teams resources. Sewanee had
With the attention that Coach Scott is
giving to this part of the game It is
safe to say that Alabama will make a
much better showing next Saturday IN
punting and drop-Siekjng.
Alabama apparently has a strong line.
and a backfield with an abundance OF
speed and smash. If Coach Scott can de-
velop a punter with plenty of distance,
and can cut fumpies and offsides to a
feating the Commodoccs Saturday. Vandy
will likely excel in her toe work. In Cody
and Lscomb, she has a pair of tackles
without a peer in southern football she
will have the advantage Of fighting on
her own soil.
The Crimson team from all accounts
has the fastest backfeld and the best
ends In addition Alabama has in Sessions
a center that can be depended on to a
lions share against any aggregation
Coach Scott has plenty of substitutes
whom he can run in at will
1t is likely that O'Conner, who mace
such brilliant showing against Sewanee
until ne was injured in the first hal1,
will be absent from the lineup against
the Nashville team. In case he is absent
Sewell will likely start the game in MS
place. Sewell played the last quarter
against Sewanee, where he proved con-
sistent ground gamer He has trained
toe that came near l1icking field goal IN
the battle with the Tigers. The oval MT
one of the cross bars End bounced lack
Alabama and Sewanec have met Only
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pie on familiar ground Saturday, hav-
ing played in Lynchburg often as
member of Roanoke High school teams
He Is 81. height six feet two inches
and weighs $50 pounds. This is his
first year at Washington and Lee.
Mcdonald. fullback is a Hot Springs
Ark, boy. OF great pep and power
He is 10; height six feet and weighs
1s5 pounds. Hhis is his first year at
Washington and Lee.
Mattox, P. p, is a Lynchburg High
school man and halls from Leesville
He started at quarterback at Fish
burne Military academy. He is q
height five feet nine inches, and weigh
l62 pounds. This is his second year
at the university.
Mac CogbilL quarterback, Is Ran
dolph-Macon college star. He Is &c
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years old. height five feet six inches.
and weighs $50 pounds Mac is from
Chesterfield Courthouse. He Is a first
year man.
Davis Of GreensburN. "a. may b
seen in action al qu Iter. He is %
years old; height 1--we feet six Inches.
and weighs 100 pounds. He played bali
at BuckneE and at the Gieensburs
High school
Stevens. w. f. Is a Canadian He
Is former Elon player and his po-
sition is halfback He Is % years old
height five feet eleven and one-half
inches. weighs 1853 pounds.
Henderson. II. e. center. is a Texar
Of the first water; age 81. height Eve
feet eight inches, weighs 10 pounds
This is his third year at Washington
and Lee,
Dewitt Sinclair halls from the 're6
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Yesterday afternoon Birmingham
Southern students did the right thing
by issuing a statement, deploring the
acts of vandalism and apologizing as a
body to Howard college The whole
thing was nothing more than a tempest
in teapot. but it's just such llttle
incidents that pave the way to a sew
erance of relations. Now, however,
that it has been a nicably adjusted /,
nothing can occur to mar Saturdays
big gridiron battle between the Pan
Tiers and Bulldogs
College rivalry has existed for cen
turtles. Bitter though 1t may have
grown in some cases. it has served
good purpose in awakening a spirit
of loyalty among students to their
alma mater. Competition, athletic or
otherwise. is a great spur. without
it we must stagnate.
Howard college Is developing a great
punter in the person OF Bill Sar-
gent They say this bird is good for
an average of As yards in almost every
game. That being true. he'll get the
best OF nine-tenths of those I've seen
this season.
Speaking OF punting, Alabama will
be at a big disadvantage in Saturday Us
game with Vandy. Zerfoss and Goar
should gain nearly 10 yards on every
exchange of punts with O'Conner and
Stevenson.
Vanderbilt alumni are rather -skit-
fish about placing their lettuce" on
the Commodores against the Crimson.
A few wagers were placed yesterday
at even money. but Alabama's stock
has been rising steadily since the game
with Sewanee and from the present
outlook, ~cott's machine will enter
the fray 10 to favorite.
The Vanderbilt team is the biggest
surprise of the season to me. With
three ex-captains in the lineup, five
or six men who have played three
years on the varsity and a dozen 9TH
ers OF one and two years experience,
the Commodores gave promise during
the early season of running Tech hot
race. Vandy has an all-star team. Dot
that may be the trouble. Too many
stars don't work we'll together.
Oar McGugin. the Vandy coach. has
been devoting considerable time 10
his law practice and not enough to
football practice. if reports from Nash
VILE are true. 1t is rumored, how
ever, that McGugin Is very anxious to
defea. Alabama. and will let nothing
stand in the way Of giving the team
his best all this week. Alabama has
never won from the Commodores, and
Coach Dan wants to maintain his un-
broken record of victories.
For the first time in history Sc
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vance failed to score on an Alabama
team last Saturday.
Georgia is doped to win from Vir-
ginia by two touchdowns. The game
has been moved up to Friday and VIII
be played in Athens on that day.
Washington and Lee should give
Tech a tough battle. In 1915, these
teams met and tied to 6. In 1917, the
Golden Tornado won by more than 81
points This year, however. the Gen.
erals. fresh from their victory over
V. p l.. are out to win.
Over in Atlanta, they are looking
forward to the Auburn-Tech game
with fear and trembling. Donohue'
team has always played great ball
against Heisman's. frequently getting
away with the decision when the dope
was all against them. BY Thanksgiv-
ing the Auburn Tiger should be in
the race.
AS I predicted. the Auburn faculty
is about to throw cold water on a post
season game with Vandy here. Per-
sonally. I cannot understand why
Wand, is willing to stage another game
any more than I can conceive of Au
burns faculty overlooking an oppor-
tunity to thus get revenge With ali
to gain and nothing to lose, Auburn
would be foolish not to p1ay-provided,
of course. that the little detail of mid
winter examinations could be satisfac-
torily attended to.
Harvard and Princeton play at
Princeton Saturday. Harvard should
win by 20 points easily, according 20
the dope. but you can't figure safely
that way. Here's how Grantland Rice
dopea four games last Saturday. Grant
said:
Pennsylvania would beat Penn State
two touchdowns. The game ended,
Penn State 10. Pennsylvania o.
Grant said Princeton would beat
West Virginia about 10 points The
game ended. West Virginia IS. Prince
ton 0.
Grant said Chicago would beat ILL.,
nois Is points The game ended, lii
nois 10, Chicago O.
Grant said Cornell would beat La
Fayette to 0. The game ended, La
Fayette 81 Cornell @
OF six big eastern football games
in which he expressed a choice, Grant
picked the winner in two.
once knew a man who claimed to
gave gotten rich by betting exactly
opposite to the baseball team Hugh
Fullerton picked. Jim Corbett is said
to DO one Of the biggest boobs in the
worli when 1t comes to picking tbs
winner of bqying match, So 1t goes
The man who ought to know goes
wrong more than half the time.
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For the first time in history, Sc
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Auburn Faculty Is
Absolutely Opposed to
PoSt-SeasOn Games
Plaihsmen's Profs, Without Commit
ting Themselves, Are Inclined to
Throw Cold Water on
Game Here

Auburn, November 4.-(Special.)-
In response to their attitude ON the
recently proposed pOst-season game
in Birmingham between Auburn and
Vanderbilt, the athletic committee
of Auburn college has made the fol-
lowing statement through one of its
members:
''The stories appearing In the Biz
mingham papers concerning o post
season game with Auburn and Van
derbiit as principals WINS read here
this morning with much interest. In
asmuch as this story eManated from
Nashville and NO official cOmmunfca-
ton has been received by the Au-
burn authorities from the Wander
bilt authorities ON the subject. moth
ing of an official nature can be OBJ
tanned here from the college authOrf-
ties. However, 1t IL well known here
that the Auburn faculty has gone ON
record more than once as being NIB
sOlutely opposed TO pOst-season
games can be arranged without the
games cnn be ranged without the'
permission of the faculty."
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Twenty-Minute Night Service

Twenty minute night service will be
offered by the local street car system
soon on the Pratt Ensley line. accord
ing to announcement of the traffic
department of the Birmingham Rail-
way, Light and Powers company.
This will be accomplished by the ad.
dition Of another car and is expected to
be of considerable convenience to resi-
dents served by this line.
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old hills Of Georgia and brings W.
aim the spirit OF Georgia He will
probably be seen Ia action al halfback
He is q years old. he's ht 100 pounds
lie is q hrs; wear man
Barrow. guard breaks the scales al
eleven inches This Is his second year
eleven inches This shis second yea
at wa h!rFtou ans Lee
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IGOSSIPOF THE GRIDIRON
BY Bon M'DAvID

Two three mischievous youngsters from Birmingham
Southern College slipped the Howard campus the other
night with bucket of red paint and inscribed the sidewalks
there rather sarcastic remarks the Bulldogs The
ofense, though henous ITSELF served to rouse
Howard students justified degree Indignation Fearing
retaliation the part of his pupils Dean Dawson of Howard
urged them to restrain themselves until Saturday afternoon at
$780, at which time teams representing the rival institutions
meet in their annual football game at Redwood.
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Cuban Sugar Arrives

Boston, November 4.-Approximately
g. $4,000 pounds of Cuban sugar was
brought to this port today by the Amer
lean steamer Corrales. The captain said
that refined sugar was as scarce in Cuba
as in this country. and that the price
was II cents pound
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Lockout Includes Thirty Thousand

barcelona November 4.-(Havas.)
Thirty thousand workmen In Barcelona
are affected 1t is stated, by the lockout
which started here yesterday. Most OF
the factories in the suburbs continue at
work
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Georgian Killed in Action

Washington. November 4.-Today'-
Casualty list included as killed in ac-
ton Private John Hayes of yYinder, Ga
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-16
Ell NfNO FELIPE REYES,
CAYO DE UN ARBOl

En- la manana de aver, e. nihO Fell
pc Reyes, como de amos de edad, ca
20 de un arbol situado en- el patio de
su casa, en- Ia calle del Parque, en-
Santurce.
Fl milo Reyes es hijo del concc;dO
y muy estimado caballerO don Ra
mon Reyes y de la distinguiGa sen2ra
dora Aurelinda Valdes.
La familia Reyes Valdes es muy
qucrida en- San Juan, donde goza de
grandes simpatias.
Ell nino, permaneci0 algtn tempo
en- terra, despues de recibir ell gOlpe,
sin que fuera advertido por Ia fami-
liza, pues Sc levant6 temprano y subi6
al arbOl donde parece que sufr,0 un
marco que lc impidio sostenerse en-
la rama.
Celebramos que haya desapareciGo
la 'gravedad de los primeros mOmen
tos, gracias los cuidados de la fa-
milia Ia pronta Intervention del
ilustrado doctor MARTINEZ Rosello que
inmediatamente acudi6 a prestar sus
valiosOs auxilios.
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Ell 'cIRco EcUEsTRE MExIcANo'
HA LLEGADO A SAN JUAN

Aver nos dispense atenta vista el
cUlto caballero mexicano don Alberto
Latorre, representante del circo ecues-
tre, que acaba de llegar San Juan
y levantara su carpa en- los terrenos
adyacentes la "Biblioteca Carne-
gie''.
A Ia vista tenemos algunos peri6di-
cos de Ia America del Sur, eIogiando
Ia labor que hacen Felipito Sanchez,
sorprendente agilista de siete alos, Lri
sito Reyes. el fenomeno del espacio, 8
amos de edad; Miguelito Saenz, pulsa-
der de cabeza, Oscar Saenz, payaso Ell
miniature de tres anos de edad, Matdl-
dita, Marujita, Maria Aurora, Miss Ma
ry, Angelica, Esmeralda, Luisa. Merce.
des, Isolina etc. etc.
Ell Circo Ecuestre mexicano, es indu-
dablemente, Ell iinico que recorre las
Americas con un personal tan comp'e-
to. Orden, moralidad, cultura y arte,
es el lena de esta Compailia.
Ell circo ha empezado a levantar su
csrpa ell estreno Sc anuncia para den
tro de algunos dias.
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Ell MEETING sOCIALIsTA

Con una nu,rida concurrencia Sc &C.
lebro el meeting de los socialistas
en- la Plaza Baldorioty. Pronunciaron
discursos varios propagandistas del par
lido obrero de la American Fedora
tion of Labor
. Ell senador Santiago Iglesias Sc mos
tr6 contrarios las propagandas indie
pendentistas, alegando qeu Ia liberia
ci6n patria no resolveria de fningrna
mansra Ell problelna economico de la
clase trahajadora, cuya verdadera eman
cipacion, al decir de Iglesias, depen-
de del triunfo del Partido SociGlista
bajo la banderas de las franjas las
.estrellas%
FL sefor Iglesias tuvo frsses de cen
sura para el gobernador, para la legis-
latura, y para los directories de los par
tidos politicos por no haber podido po-
ner Ell vigor leyes que benehcien n
clase trabajadora.
Tiabl0 tambien sobre ell asunto de la
barriada obrera y sobre la horrible ca
restia de las, subsiStencias, NANTES
tando que los obreros aman ell orden
les cosas bellas de la civilization, aim
cuando estas hayan recibido Ell impulse
del capitalismo, siempre que elias re
presenter un benefcic positive para
las classes proleta4ias.
Entire Iglesias y los "leaders" del
Partido Republican, hay verdadera CO.
mun'dad de intereses politicos. ESQ 10
We hasta un ciego
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Ell CORREsPONSAL.
Tribun!;ailes; i
TRIBUNAL MUNICIPAL

Natalia Garcia, Julia Rodriguez, Pc
ira Chaleman Basilia Cruz, por falsa
representation. Cinco d6lares cada
uno.
Josefa c.. viuda de Delgado, por in
fraction la ley de sandal. Absuel-
to. Rafael Ferran, por infracci6n al
C6digo Penal. Sobreseido y archivado.. ;.
Juan Font, por infraccion a la ley de.
Sanidad Dos dolares.
Nicolas Betancourt, por crueldad con
los animales. Absuelto.
Guillermo Montolo por infracci6n a Ia
ley de sanidad. Dos d6lares, Ramona
Velez y Maria Irizan, por escandalo,,
I'm dollar cada una. Miguel Ongay y
Felix Ruiz, por infraccion a la ley de.
Autos. Cinco d6lares cada uno.
Miguel Sanchez, por infracci6n a la
ley de Sanidad. I'm dollar.
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UNA MUJER AGREDIDA PoR sU
ESPOSO

Una denunc;a por acometimiento y
aggression, con circunstancias agravantes,
ha sido presentada EN- ell tribunal nu-
nicipal contra Juan Fisueroa. residen-
te EN- San Francisco nGmero setenta.
Ell juez, William j. Santos, ha sshc-
lado al presunto agresor una fianza de
Glen dolares por su liberta1 provisional.
Sc acusa este individuo de haber
agredido con los pufios los pies a SD
esposa, Felicita Resto, natural de We
ga Baja y de veinte nueve ancs de
edad.
Felicita fue aver curarse ell Ia sala
de Socorros, donde fuS ssiStida por ell
practicante Claudio. Mostraba una fuer
te confusion con trombo en- la region
frontal y orbieular izquierda, y otra
en- el tercio medic del antebrazo dere-
cho. La aqueja un dolor en- la region
hipogastrica.
Felicia dice que, con motive de un
disgusto conyugal, su esposo, Juan Fl
gueroa, la di6 varios puntapi6s. Tam
bien alega que desde hace cerca de tres
meses Sc hal1a en- estado de embarazo
Ell juicio Sc vera ell lunes por la ma
mana en- el tribunal municipal.
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LA CRITICA

La crica que que anaIss fundado en-
regas principles, que feprenson juicio equ
tavo, debe consderase de los mas mpoante ele
progreso en- las socedades ben organzadas
La vida potica maea empequehece las ideas ad-
queen debido vgor lozania bao Jurisdiction
de cca cuando eecda rectanente hobres CONF
peentes uerza cvzadora contrbuye
deOsamente evanar ell nveI intellectual moral de los
bios.
minoas de regimen democratico represen-
tan papeI la investigation de la critica.
Son fuerzas depWadoras que, la aga, eiercen in
fuenca saudabe ell medic ambente.
La literature pued progresar sin la ctica los
ses production terara
altos estmuOs para manifestase oda grandeza,
La critca muy dfici de ejerce porque puede ds
garse la iIustraci6n, y del concepto de iustca
cuaIqur gnorante pero soIamente los hombres
de estudo de educaci6n moral pueden criticar.
envueve la idea de castigo tiende descubr
defectos.
La critca, en- presenca campo, 10 que y
Nnguna manifestation de vtaidad nndn orden puede
evoIucionars altos fines, sin la critca.
La critca necesta de caliicatvos.
No hay crftica justa injusta; solo hay critica.
corrientemente habIa de "crica njusta po
que qtiere ha5ar de
E ''critcar" enciera 81 fuerza saNadora
generadora Puriica, mejora aienta.
Ell "censuar" rodea todas las de tteza
presenta poder destructor
No hay NADIA que haya apttudes flor que
haya cruedad las alas del meto que
censua prescindendo del concepto de stca ana
grands fuezas conducen espru humane las
mas grandes epresas, la fe presente
"a en- ell poryenir
Asi como la censura no reconoce la merto
preocupa la vida tai porqe solo
descubr penumbras para encontrar ell lado nnoso del
trabalo humano crtca por contraro eaza de los
nobe que consiste tratar de ocutar des
fgurar ell merto ajeno
que dentro de la dentro de la uta
drida, encuentra siempre ell gusano de la envda
cica indispensable el pereccionamiento de los
puebo dterina stado de benestar ell de las
ciedades
npide ago que mpedir question de
el
iguaI que vae 10 fao 10 verdadero conundan
que Iegmo fascado pretendan derecho
Ell mismo niyel , ,~.,..~
81 la critca cumpe mission de producer
luz para poner las so de opinion inn
parca los contornos defecuosos las neas de
dscubr donde que estan las donde
que estan nidos. .-s.
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UN DETECTIVE ENFERMo

El active miembro de la secreta, Sc
nor Ruiz de la Rosa desde hace varios
dias Sc halla guardando CANA en- su re-
sidencia de Santurce. FL doctor de Ia
Rosa, que lie asiste, ha dicho aver que
la enfermedad reviste alguna grave
dad y ser& necesario hacerle una opera
cion. Ell detective de Ia Rosa eS muy
estimado en- ell cuerpo de la Policia
secreta por su discretion, y sus labo-
riosas actividades. Hacemos votos por
su salud y esperamos que ell amigo re-
cobre pronto sus energias.
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BAJO FIANZA.

Ia sido puesta en- libertad, previa
fianza de Quinientos d6lares, Juana Va
lentin acusada de corruption de memo
res.
NO QUIREN QUE Sc REEDIFIQUE
Ell TEATRO "YAGUEz'.
Anoche Sc reunieron varias personas
organizaron una manifestation de pro
tesla contra Ia reedificacion del teatrO
'Yaguez Los manifestantes recorrie-
ron varias Gales, con Ell mayor orden.
Ell CoNCEJO SE REUNE.
Esta noche Sc anuncia la reunion del
Concejo Municipal para resolver asun-
los de eXtraordinaria importancia.