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ur1dee and Wolfe Prir1led for. 10 Fast Rour1ds1
SCORES IN A. B. C. TOURNEY
have Been HIGHEST IN the
HISTORY OF BoWLERS' CLASSIC
Daily Calendar Of Sports

Racing.
Winter meeting of Cuba-Ameri-
can Jockey club, at Havana.
Basketball.
University of Pennsylvania VS..
University Of Chicago, at Phila-
delphia.
Golf.
United North and South women
championship, at Pinehurst, n. c.
Wrestling.
Southern A A. U. championships
at New Orleans.
Boxing.
Pinkey Mitchell VS.. Joe yelling.
10 rounds, at kenosha, Wis.
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CHICAGO CLUBS TO
BATTLE FOR TITLE
ON INDOOR TRACK

Chicago. ILL.,, March 25.-Judgins
BY the entries. as announced yes
|lsrday, for the Central A. A. U. in
door senior track and field champ
nnships at the Broadway armory
Saturday night, the fight for the
little will rest between Chicago A.
A. and Illinois A. C.
Coach Delaney of the Cherry Cir
lie team and Frank Cayou of the
lh-color have nominated every
s'hlete with a possible chance to
vim points.
The meet will start at s O'Clock
Ind Colonel John V. Clinnin will
referee. Following are the entries
Af the field events:
Pole vault - Knourek, Sears,
ademacher. I. A. c.; Foss, Ora
IAN, Culp, Buck. c. A. A.
Shot put-Becker. Klintenberg,
Ssunrick, Howes, Gilflllan, l. A. c.;
kinball. Mucks. Hustled. Gillies,
Gofls, c. A.; Higgins, U. Of c.;
Dunnivant, Irving Park S. C.
Running high jump-Goelitz, AL
lA.n, McGary. l. A. c.; 10 Loomis,
4yenthal, James. Jaquith. Gorgas,
fsweeke, c. A. A; Plat, Western
state Normal.
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FRANKIE KELLY
Is A CONFER AS
AuGHTWEIQHT

Frankie Kelly, who meets Al Van
Ryn IN the ssmi-windup at the I'LL.
nois theatre tonight, is recognised
a. . conner In the lightweight
ranks. although his p6undage at
present 10 only around the 1870
mark. Still no has evidenced a
kayo wsllop In several Of his re-
cent starts. He has fought such
men - Paddy Clancy, Tommy Hol-
derson and Teddy Murphy. Kelly
10 handled by Art Winch. who is
also manager Of Frankie Jummatti.
the Chicago bantam, who has
shown before tri-city fans before.
The theatre doors will open at Z
O'Clock tonight In anticipation of q
heavy rush for choice general ad-
mission seats. The first bout will
be started at $3.50 o'clock. A col
ored jasz band will be on hand to
enliven the proceedings up to the
time Of starting the boxing.
The motto Is: Come early and
avoid the rush. There will be lots
Of light, music and everything.
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Larry Doyle. veteran infielder.
announces that he found. last win
ter, the foundation Of youth for
which Ponce de Leon and about
ninety million other birds sought
in vain. Said spring was in Cuba,
he AYERS, and he states that, as a
result of a winter on the sunny is
land he is set to play second base
for the Giants as he played at his
best, before age began to slow him
up bit.
Before Doyle reported to the
Giants this spring McGraw had
about made up his mind that he
would have to develop a youngster
for the second sack, but now he
means to start Doyle at the posi-
ton and give him a chance to DEM
onstrate the dope that he is 10
years younger"
Doyle was born in Caseyville, ILL.,,
which may have been named after
the guy that struck out. Larry is
"a now and has been in baseball
since 1905, when he started out
with Mattoon in the Eastern Illi-
nois league. He joined Springfield
in the Three-Eye league in 1907 and
was sold in June, that year, to the
Giants for the reported price OF
$500. He became the Giants
regular second sacker the next sea-
son and starred through the follow
ing campaigns until traded to Chi
cago on Aug. %, 1916, with Hunter
and jacobson for Zimmerman. His
usefulness with the Cubs was
shortlived as he sustained broken
leg in a game Sept. 9. He was
with the Cubs the following sea-
son. but on Jan. 4, 1918, was traded
with Wilson and $4,000 cash for
Pitcher Lefty Tyler Of the Braves.
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SEE
PROSPECTS Of
PENNANT RAG
Instead Of . BADLY Wrecked Club,
They Expect to Have Formid.
able Aggregation.

Birmingham, Ala, March 25.-
Expecting to find Q badly wrecked
ball team. one is somewhat sur
prised upon coming to Birmingham.
the training camp of the Phillies.
and discovering that Gavvy Cra-
vath not only has assembled quite
Ia formidable outfit, but has things
humming briskly and harmonious
ly. The Phillies may not look like
prospective champions. but they
aren't q joke.
Better than I expected" said
the famous slugger manager, when
asked how things looked. Il was a
bit scared about our chances to
make much of showing until l got
this gang down here on the field.
, but now l think l really may have
a team that will surprise a few
people this summer"
The situation On the Phillies is
just this:
1t is pretty fair hitting ball
club, one that can produce enough
runs to win lot of games provid-
ing the defense is good.
Tn club boasts a set of infield-
ers and outfielders capable of doing
good defensive work.
Cravath has pitching staff that
is doubtful, but at the same time
one which has four or five men of
experience who might happen to
have good year.
Cravath Making Good.
That Manager Cravath is making
good as a leader seems quite evil
dent. He realized at once that only
good pitching could make his club
look like it belonged in the majors,
so he went after that end OF the
game right from the start. He
hired Jess Tannehill, old time
southpaw pitcher, who in his day
was fated one of the wisest of slab
artists.
Cravath simply turned the pitch
ing staff over to Jess and told him
i to get busy with it. And Jess has
been busy. He's going into the de-
tails and rudiments of pitching. He
takes a squad of three and works
sometimes an hour or two with
them and a catcher on nothing but
signs.
Drills Trick Stuff.
Tannehill shows them the tricks
of catching runners off the bags
and holding runners close to the
bags. He teaches them balk mo-
lions that are just within the law.
1t looks as if Cravath will find i'm
provement in his veterans and I'M
expected ability in his youngsters
when they begin the season.
Only nine pitchers are on the
squad, SO most of them have good
chances to stick, as seven or eight
will be carried. Of the right hand
ers, Carl Meadows, the bespectacled
curve ball artist, once with the
Cardinals, is going in classy fash
ion. Carl was fooling with spitters
and sinners and emery balls for a
while and apparently lost some of
his effectiveness. Now he's devot-
ing all his energy to the curves and
a change Of pace and looks good.
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CHICAGO u MEETS
PENN IN SECOND
FIGHT ON TONIGHT

Philadelphia, Pa, March 25.-The
University of Pennsylvania and the
University Of Chicago will meet
here tonight in the second OF
three-game series for the national
intercollegiate basketball cham
pionship. Chicago won the first
game in their home cage Monday
night, % to "a Should a third
contest be necessary it will be
played in Princeton Saturday night.
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INDOOR TENNIS
TOURNEY STARTS
WITH ENTRY OF 70

New York, March 25.-The men s
national indoor championship tour
nament. which begins here next
Saturday has an entry list of 70,
one of the largest in its history.
Vincent Richards will defend his
singles title; William T. Tilden II.
Frank T. Anderson. S. Howard
Foshell, Samuel Hardy Of Caifor-
MIA and j. B. Fenno of Boston, were
among the entrants.
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NORTHWESTERN IN
CHALLENGE TO ELI
FOR SWIM TITLE

Chicago. March 25.-James Lee,
athletic director of Northwestern
university, has challenged Yale to
meet Northwestern for the national
swimming championship at Evans
ton, April ;, it was announced to-
day. Northwestern recently won
the "Big Ten" title and Yale has
held the championship of the east
ern conference for two years.
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PIN Topplers Arrive at Hallway
Mark and Even Better Records
Are Expected. @

Peoria, ILL.,, March 25.-With the
1920 American Bowling Congress-
reaching the halfway mark At the
close OF play here tonight. officials
today estimated the scores as q
whole will be the highest In his
tory. Three records have already
gone by the boards. and with three
A. B. c. champions, and many sec-s
tons and state titlebolders yet to
roll, the best scores of the tourna-
ment may come In the closing
weeks. .e.sN
Industrial teams from Akron,
Ohio, were to make attacks in thes
5-men events today. Teams from.
Denver, st. Paul. Newark. Chicago.
Milwaukee. Huntington. W. Va. and
Madison. Wis, were also on the
drives.
The entire schedule this morning
was taken over by Kenosha, Wis.,.
bowlers rolling In the individuals
and 2-men classes. Many of them
rolled high scores in the team
events last night, and changes were
expected today in tho all-event
standing. laass
The leaders are: ifiitEs
Five Men. TgifS ti
Brucks No, /, Chicago .3,0a6
Central Alleys, Indianapolis. .3,056
Fleming Furnitures. Cleve-
iand REORGANIZATION. .z.S41
Birk Bros, No. 2. Chicago ..2,927
Horlicks, Racine, wis. .2,9sS
Two Men.
J. NevarilA. Hartman, Chi va
cago .................. ,25S
o. Whitehead-E. Grub, st.
LOUIS .,...-.........- l,2of
A. Schultz. Hack, Sheboy-
L. Bunning-M. Hoffer. Aurora 1856
J. Winsdorfer-W. Schroeder. r9s
Individuals.
B. Mcgowan. Evansville 49,. .69S
r. Meyer. st. Louis ...........6 1858
F. Trohnauer, Cincinnati 80. .6s1
A. Bronder, Chicago ....... .677
W. Rusch, Chicago ....... .676
".- All Events.
r. Meyer. st. Louis 1855
f. Krescher. Chicago ........1 1863
II. C. Morrison. South Bend. 1860
N. Butler. Chicago ......... 1851
P. Wolf. Chicago ............1,S49
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CARPENTER WILL
BOX YALE CHAMP

New York, March 25.-Georges
Carpenter. heavyweight boxing
champion of Europe, will meet Ed
die Eagan, champion of the Yale
university boxing team, and former
middleweight champion of the
American Expeditionary Forces in
a formal Around exhibition bout.
here tonight. The match will be
staged at a dinner given in honor
of the French pugilist by the m
ternational Sporting club Of New
York.
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RISbERC
JOINS FOLD Of
THE White SOX
Sh0rtst0p to Meet the Club in Dial.
las on Sunday-Beat Univer.
sity IA to 0.

Waco, Texas, March 25-Swede
Risberg. the White Sox shortstop,
has concluded to be a holdout no
longer, according to word from
San Francisco last evening. Secre-
tary Harry Gardiner of the Sox has
q message saying he will join the
club in Dallas Sunday. His con-
tract has this year to run. but dur
ing the winter he announced he
would quit baseball to run a res
taurant in Frisco.
Spencer Heath, who halls from
Chicago. showed Manager Gleason
something today when the Sox beat
Baylor university. IA to 0. The boss
had been watching the tall young
man since training started, but was
surprised at the way he worked
He pitched FIVE innings, allowing
two hits and no runs.
The main thing about Heath's
performance was the ease with
which he pitched. He scampered
about and fielded his position clev-
erly, backed up the bases and
cracked out pair of hits. He also
drew a base on balls and scored
two runs.
The one-sided game itself was
not much OF a contest, but it fur
nished the Sox with good batting
and running practice. Hap Felsch
hit a homer over the long left field
fence and a triple to center. He
also got single. Ed Collins drove
a two-bagger of the right field
wall. the ball being couple feet
short OF a circuit clout.
Eddie Cicotte turned up sick yes
terday. He remained in his room
and is threatened with tonsillitis.
There is nothing to worry about,
but he will be set back few days
in his training. Score
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pared for 10 fast rounds Of box
~ Nike Dundee Of Rock Island
al lack Wolfe of Cleveland are
,,iting for the sound OF the gong
rsIrht At the Illinois theatre to
..od them against each -ther in a
r,tch which will mean much to
4. winner. Both boys express alb
Ante confidence in themselves and
n, expecting to win by an unques-
unable margin.
Nike is in tip-top shape for the
acounter. This Is one Of the
Inns that Emil Thirty, his man
,eer always insists upon in hand
Z S,x all Of his boxers. When they
/ ri unruly Emil parts company
With them.
The same is true Of Jack Wolfe.
Manager Jimmy Dunn has hopes
|hst some day he will fill the shoes
Ii bis stable vacated by Johnny
|KilSsre, champion of the feathers.
Who sometime ago deserted the
managerial wing Of the well-known
Jimmy. This match between
Eclie and Dundee has been hang
! sg fire for several months. Many
nomoters have bid for it. but a de-
IRE on the part of Emil Thirty to
rive tri-city fans a chance to see
Dundee in action since his many
recent triumphs brought the bout
Ito Rock Island.
Both boxers weighed in this aft
Gnoon. The mark of 120 pounds
|a ) o'clock had been agreed upon.
Dundee was one pound under the
limit while Wolfe scaled an even
lis.
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PREP NATATORS
IN GATHERING FOR
SWIMMING TITLE

Chicago. March 25.--Athletes
from 80 high schools of the middle
west arrived here today to take
part in the ninth annual inter-
scholastic indoor track and swim
ming championships at Northwest
ern university tomorrow and Sat
urday. More than 200 entrants rep
resenting high schools in Michigan,
South Dakota, Iowa, Indiana. Wis
consin and Illinois will participate
in the meet.
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GOOD ROOFS OUR MOTTO.
Protect your property with our
roofs. They will keep you from
trouble and expense. DAVENPORT
ROOFING CO., Phone 993 Dav.
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Carpenter comment could last against
Dempsey Fulton
things which look to be plausible but remain be
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THERE IS

THERE IS
No better confection than Abra-
hams Pecan Roll. Money or skill
cannot make it better.
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Punch that won't fight
Carpener Mers Richard Cochran might London pemp
vile America could be
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Dempsey
Carpenter Richard Cochran
vile in America all
Unraveing Tange
a still reports
get statement covering changes
thirty-hve Camp
for the PE e e b esl5 f as nGn'a refers clipping down
ostensb of the would affect diving
from behind en for s Of @ ] @
penalty this him the play
whether dive at his heels or his toes +s
wrongly interpreted by will not rev ,a,ke from
while he is getting Of merely pro-
lection for the after he has completed the play and is there
him him.
sary roughness defense
Ninety per boxing
TS @ Ds h 5 by
OF course Mr. Kearn around who could
thought 0
the springtme of discomfort i
When out of bounds the far-struck ball is sent,
Would pay least section of the
Double i-sZ3
five cities from this nations roster that carry two
a pennant enjoy
Which they shots where the
the SIX woaa Se only four of the five
the idea bulk from achievements
Chcago-nne pennants
Philadelphia remnants.
Boon--seven remnants.
New York-six
st. Louis-six ss
white sox club demanded big raise last season. On
the theory that they might need world
series collection that doesn't look promising
haven't moving picture
il will labeled the
Outside Of that Germany settle up nor settle
the Black
Eagle its onnous shadow.
There still something left
golf
fifteen walop the Babs y
ct his best
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Outside of the fact that Germany neither settle
down. affairs well standardized in the land where
Eagle once cast its omnous shadow
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D1h BOYS REPORT IN SHAPE
IS THEY SCALE UNDER WEIGHT
LIMIT OF 120 AT 3 O'CLOCK
i snjfa Predicts q Fishe Treat
~ Boxing Fans Of the
Tri.Cities.
r0yIGHT'S CARD.

TONIGHT'S CARD.
ne Dundee, Rock Island,
4 Joek Wolfe, Cleveland, 10
,srale at 40 pounds.
N Van Ryn, St. Paul. ".
male Kelly, Chicago, 8
mnls ut 1sS pounds.
0sefge Wicker, Davenport,
= Jimmy Nuss, Moline, 6
nenls at 145 pounds.
PIace-Illinois Theatre.
fine-s:W o'clock.
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8'iaS EP?Q &|!I;|:!@ i!

Some Day.
The trail around the earth know
Is but step or two at best;
We take 1t as the winds may blow
And finish for twilight rest.
But some day shall find beyond
The hills that hold the sunsets CLEAN,
The spoor of each lost vagabond
Who's found the Everlasting Dream asl
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Now comes the springtime of our discomfort,
When out of bounds the far-struck ball is sent
And kale we drop as puts refuse to fall
Would pay at least a section of the rent
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Carpenters moving picture
but it will likely be labeled Fists the
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Ninety per Of the crcokedness and trouble in boxing
Suppose Jack Dempsey had been
sportsman farhnkng adviser in place of Jack kearas
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Revised Medley,

OF course Mr.. Kearns had to have around
provide for the expense Of his high powered perfume
40t that
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The Double Grab.

white a club demanded big
the theory that might
series collection that doesn't look promising just now
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
Las grandes ventajas que ofrece
la vida militar en- Puerto Rico

fuerza y Sc anima usted puede alcan-
zar los galones de "Staff Sargeant",
con $45 y ell privilegio de tener Guar
teles separados Luego puede usted
subir a Technical Sergeant" a "Ist
SARGENT" Master Sargeant'. So
bre la paga de cabo en- adelante, per-
cibe un aumento del 20 por ciento, Sc
gun la ley de mayo de 1920; des-
pues de cada cinco amos de servicio,
recibira usted un aumerto del 10 por
ciento de SUI sueldo, todos los meses.
En- tiempos de emergencia, como su-
codio en- la confagracion mundial pa
sada, los mon commissioned officers
mas inteligentes ascienden facilmente
of1ciales. En- la guerra europea hume
rosos SSrgentos del Regimiento fue-
ron capitanes, tenientes, etc etc., Sc
gun SUI habilidad inteligencia.
Ell Sargento que nos hace las ante
riores manifestations entro en- ell afio
de 1919, simplemente como recluta, y
al principle CANADA solamente SIS.
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TRES PALABRAs
TRUJ1LLo HA MUERTo

Con la velocidad de un meteoro cir
cul6 .por todos los ambitos de la ciu
dad esta sentencia para los deshereda-
dos de Ia justicia...
! iTrujillo ha muerto
Tres palabras que encierran un mum
do de filosofia para .exteriorizarla an
te ell pueblo que pierde uno de sus
mas desirteresados sinceros amigos
Tres palabras que encierran un eau
dial de esperanzas perdidas... La per-
dida no es de un partido politico, sino
de toda una sociedad, que hoy siente
el peso terrible de su desgracia con Ia
caida del que deja una pagina de ho-
nor.
Trujillo fue uno de los hombres que
a fuerza de muchos sacrifcios hizo su
carrera de educacionista. Ingreso en- ell
Magisterio en- la bella edad, con una
vocaci6n extraordinaria y capt6se ell
aprecio de sus educandos y la contain
"a de sus superiores.
Luego abandon6 ell Magisterio, sin
dejar su apostolado, pues siempre es-
tuvo dispuesto ensenar al que no sa
bia, entr6 en- el estudio de leyes, que
lie di6 al POGO tempo su titulo de abo-
gado.
Su profession puso al servicio de los
que perseguidos por la desigualdad so
cial las faquezas humanas, sirvien-
do con honradez todo cuanto Sc lie
encomend6.
Trujillo fue un astro que alumbr6
cor su inteligencia ell camino de la
vida todos los que acudian a el, cual
81 fuera Tn oasis en- medic del desierto
para ell errante peregrino.
Y asi nos abandona, dejando en- la
orfandad de sus grandes ensenanzas
a todos sus amigos Y del suave cariho
los que le amaban.
Luis Arioti de la SELVA.
(Unionista).
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Notas escolares de Cabo Rojo


Ell viernes llev6se a cabo una reu-
ni6n de profescres bajo la direction del
active inspector de escuelas Mr. Will
liam F. Littlcfeld, en- la cual Sc ira
to de la mejor manera de cnoseguir Ell
mas alto nimero de socios a la Cruz
Roja Juvenil.
-Tambien Sc celebrara una confe-
rencia escolar entire los maestros Iel
pr6ximo sabado.
Sc organize v nombr6 la nuova di-
rectiva de ia Association LOcal. de Macs
tros.
-visit6 las escuelas el inspector de
Artes Manuales, Mr.. Ure, quien result
70 satisfecho del trabajo y mejorss
que ha hecho en- Ell taller el competen
te professor Pablo Bonilla.
-Actu1lmente Sc ocupaa los macs
tros en- recolectar de sus alumnOs la
suma de 25 centavOs, Quota que Sc les
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COMMERCIAL

Nos participant los sehores "santoni
Compafiia s. en- c., de Mayaguez,
que han constituido en- aquella ciudad
una sociedad mercantil de la que son
socios comanditarios J. Esteban Ste
fani,s Alfredo Raffucci y Francisco l..
Raffucci. Son socios gestores con Ell
uso de la firma, Angel S. Santoni, Juan
Bautista Dionisi, Juan L. Ricomini y
Edmundo Rousset.
En- Ponce Sc ha constituido una So
ciedad mercartil con la raz6n de 81.
r. Ramirez y Co.., la cual esta for
mada por R. Ramirez y Ramon Qui-
fiones.
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''SU MAJESTAD Ell DINERo"

Este es ell nombre de la proxima peli
cula de tres jornadas, filmada en- Italia,
cue lanzara muy pronto al mercado la
acreditada casa "Mundial Film Co"
Esta grandiosa production es tomada
de la novela del mismo nombre del COMO
cido escritor frances, Javier de Monte
pin, y esta interpretada por la famosa
artista francesa Fabienne Fabreges.
No hay duda que esta magnifica pro-
duccion constituira otro de los grandes
6xitos de la ''Mundial Film co..
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5000 5000 personals desfIan
lmpOnGnGmGnte en- kreCibo

Vino tambi6n la poblaci6n ca,npe-
sina.
La organization de la manifestation
fu6 6efectuosa, sobre todo EN- 10 que
concierne las GALES recorridas pues
ma manifestation tan morstruosa no
puede recorrer la poblacion entera.
Tan grande aglomeracion de personals
desfilo por Gales y plazas, dentro del
mayor orden y esta es una prueba evi
dente de La cultura de los habitantes
de esta poblacion sus campos.
A la hora que escribo Sc esta efec-
tuanao un grandioso mitin con un in
menso numero de oyentes, a pesar de
la Iluvia.
Oradores distinguidos del gran parti-
DO dejaron OR su verbo elocuente.
Ell Cine Victoria organize para este
Domingo de la Victoria un precio
sa pelicula titulada "Secreto de Con-
fesion''. Esta pelicula Sc ha exhibido
S1e4Apre precloS Xtraord1ncr1oS, Y
cstamos SECURES que ell selecto publ
60 cue acostumbra concurrir al Cine
sabra corresponder la galanteria de
los empresarios.
-Gravemente enferma sc encuentra
una nina de los esposos Julio T Mar
tinez Maria Cadilla (Liana).
CORRESPONSAL.