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Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-05-20
Daniels To Reply To Sims charaes

Daniels To Reply To Sims Charges
Observation-Disclosures of the
navy departments conduct of the war
begun by senate subcommittee more
than four months ago. entered its con
Guiding phase, when Secretary Daniels
began his reply to the charges made
by Read Admiral Sims, which precipi-
tated the inquiry. Mr.. Daniels has
prepared an extended statement which
he will begin to read to the commit
tee
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-05-20
Freight Tie.up Is Now Nationwide

Westinghouse Congestion of freight
in the principal railroad terminals,
probably the worst since the hard win
ter of 1917, is beginning to be felt
in business and commerce all over
the country. Appeals for relief pour
ing into Washington to the interstate
commerce commission, the railroad
administration and to congress pic
ture the big railroad gateways choked
with thousands of loaded freight cars
unable to move because Of shortage of
men and motive power.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-05-20
No More U. S. Aid For The Exporters

Observation-Disclosures aid for ex.
porters was withdrawn by the govern.
ment. At the request of Secretary
Houston, the war finance corporation
suspended further advances to aid in
shipments abroad except such as al.
ready have been authorized. Mr..
Houston said IL more loans were made
by the war finance corporation the
government would have to enter the
borrowing field. This, he said, did
not seem advisable under existing cir.
cumstances.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-05-20
Cash Bonus Limit OF $500 Decided

Cash Bonus Limit OF $500 Decided
Neutrality-suspicious. three and four
service stripe ex-doughboys and gobs
who have been figuring up gleefully
the amounts of their cash bonuses are
going to be in for an awful Jolt If
q decision taken tentatively by the Re-
publicans in the house ways and means
committee becomes permanent. For
those gentlemen decreed that no man
electing the cash bonus settlement of
his adjusted compensation" should
receive more than $500 or more than
$685. worth OF aid under the alterna-
tive schemes Of settlement.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-05-20
10000 involved In Plot To Make Kick

New Orleans Evidence which, ac-
cording to the authorities, involves
more than ten thousand persons in
New Orleans and the Gulf coast states
In violation of the national prohibition
law, was gathered in raid on the
Tropical Food Products company, 40S
st. Charles street. Hundreds of cases
OF malt several barrels of hops and
thousands of prescriptions said to give
instructions on how to make home
brew with a high alcoholic percentage,
were confiscated by raiding prohibition
enforcement officers
The Carlisle independent., 1920-08-05
LARGE ENROLMENT FOR SCHOOL OF CITIZENSHIP

e4a rlz l About 50 women representing all parts of Arkansas, and several women from the Southern states, were en- rolled in the School of Citizenship which was held at the University of Arkansas July 1924. Representa- tives to the convention of the Third Congressional District League of Wo- menVoters which was held in Fay etteville July 21-23, attended many of the meetings of the School, and hundreds of summer school students heard the open lecture given each af- ternoon.
 The program of the School of Citi- zenship included lectures on political issues by prominent men and women of the state, lectures and discussions on government supplemented by text book studies and library reading given under the direction of Dr. D. Y. Thomas, head of the department of history and political science, Uni versity of Arkansas; a series of gen eral lectures on topics of particular interest to women of the state ;and number of social affairs, including reception given in the home of -Presi- dent Futrall; luncheon at Hill Hall in honor of Mrs. T. T. Gotham, chair man of the Arkansas League of Wo- men Voters; a reception at the "Y" Hut in honor of Mrs. Gotham, the county chairman, and the delegates, given by the women of the third con gressional district of the Arkansas League of Women Voters; and fare well tea given by the University.
 Resolution of thanks were passed by the School of Citizenship to the lecturers and teachers and to the press of Arkansas for the Splendid publicity given the School
 Arkansas has no cause to be ashamed of the progress she has made in the last ten years, but we must teach our women that it is just as im- portant to vote as 1t is to care for their homes and children, said Mrs T. T. Gotham, in speaking of women suffrage. Tt is not at all impossible for the women of Arkansas to raise S100,000 to endow chair of Political Science in the University of Arkan- sas'', said Mrs. Gotham at the close of her talk on parliamentary law. She asked the women to come to the state convention of the Arkansas League of Women Voters next fall with a report on the possibilities of raising the money that would be re- quired from each county.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-08-05
uKI AROMA EDITOR TO SPEAK
 TO FARMERS

Carl Williams, editor of the Okla homa Farmer-Stockman," has accept ed an invitation to be present on the first day of the Farmers Short Course
 to be held at the Arkansas University
 Fayetteville, August 17-20, and speak
 on the Oklahoma Plan of Marketing
 Cotton"
 Oklahoma is organizing what is
 known as the Oklahoma Cotton Crow
 CTS Association, the object of which is
 to warehouse, grade, classify and
 market the cotton of from 100000 to
 3O0,000 growers in the state. Fasin-
 CTS are caily signing the contract
 icii will ."rfect the organization.
 This is such ;,n important ste n
 cotton marketing, that MT. Williams message to the farmers of Arkansas will be we'll worth hearing" says
 Dean Bradford Knapp, Dean and Di- rector of the College of Agriculture
 of the University of Arkansas. MT. s. W. Doty, special representa- tive of the Live Stock Commission firm of Clay, Robinson and Company, will be present at the short course and participate in the instrumental work. Clay. Robinson and Company, is
 known as live stock commission on practically every live stock market in the United States, and has years of
 reputation behind it. They have con- sented to cooperate with the College of Agriculture in sending MT. Doty, who will lecture to the farmers on Market Grades of Cattle, Hogs ard Sheep. He will use stock collected at the short course for the purpose of illustrating what is meant by Mar ket Grades"
 Thus both tie cotton grading and live stock grading will be presented !: tue farmers by men from the inius- try itself and who are actually en- gagged in the business of buying and selling.
 Dean Knapp has arranged with the railroads for special cars from differ ent sections of the state to bring the farmers to Fayetteville for the short course. According to plans a special train will leave Little Rock on the night of August 16 and will be known as the Farmers Short Course Spe- cial.' Some of the cars will come from different division points south east and northeast of Little Rock. Ar
 engagements for filling the special
 coaches and sleepers will be made by
 tie County Agents and Home Demon
 sfra ion Agents.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-08-05
J. FRANK HANLY IS KILLED IN
 WRECK

Dennison, Ohio, Aug. 1.-J. Frank haniy, former governor of Indiana anI Prohibition party candidate for president in 1916 was almost in stansly killed early today when an ;ti- tomonile in witch he was riding was struck by q Pennsylvania railroad freight train near here.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. Baker of Kilgore O., who were driving Mr Hanly te their home, also were killed. The au- tomobile was driven across the rail road tracks back of one freight train in front of another.
 MT. Hanly was en route to Carroll ton, where he was to deliver and ad- dress tomorrow.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-08-05
State of Ohio. City of Toledo.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner Of the firm of F. J. Cheney 6 Co.,, doing business in the City and that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
 Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this Sth day of December, A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON,
 (SeaD Notary Public.
 Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in- formally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O.
 Sold by all druggists. 75c.
 Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-01-12

the insured men in this group.
Practically 100000 of those in
Quoted into the service, it appeared,
came from farms. 1t is estimated
that nearly half million of them
have not returned to the farms but
have chosen other places of abode.
mainly in the cities, large and small.
During the first five months Of this
year when demobilization was rapid,
Bureau records show that more than
onc-half Of the dcmobilized did not
return to their former OF prc-war al
dresses. This refers to no spccial
class but to service men in general.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-01-12
portion of them did not return

portion of them did not return to
their former addresses or homes. So
many of the service men who had
come from the farms seemed to be
listening to the call of the city that
it was feared more than one-half of
them were not going back to the
farms. Later the tide of migration
set in toward the country, and now
it is believed that the loss insman-
power to the farms as the result of
former service men settling else
where may not be moro than 800
600.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-01-12
A YOUNG MANS WAR

Among interesting facts developed
ina preliminary analysis of given
number of cases in the Bureau of
War Risk Insurance arc the follow
ing:
The average age Of the Amcri-
cans Killed in the late war. on the
basis of the list analyzel was %.
More than Il n"r cent Of the men
who carried Government insurance
named their mothers as bcncficiarics,
according to this analysis. Fathers
were named by about is per cent Of
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-01-12
THE BOYS WHO LEFT
THE FARMS

Of Americas mighty war forces
of more than four and a half mil
lion men, 100000, it is estimated,
came from farms. Records in the
Bureau of War Risk Insurance in
Washington, D. c., indicates that
these farm-bred or farm-raiseI boys
carried Government life insurance
amounting to over ten billion dollars.
During the earlier rehabilitation,
it was so difficult to keep track Of
the discharged service men. th&t i.
seemed as though a very lar~c rr3-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-01-12
MILL BOYS RECORD
SPLENDID IN WAR

VI. L, law Z
oro+;,.oc
I','...,..,y. r. ,,.,,on, ro1,,+oorod and
,,.a,.o 1,of4od info Tho armod service
of ,bo walton dnrin~ the World War.
o,,a ,,orv If whom n,adc the Su.
,.,r,o c.o,;f;co tovti1a marare-
,,,,,4- of co,,n C.ro1;ra arc libcral-
-. .nb-or;,,;,o to tho s4On 600 funl
%or tio crcct;on Of memorial bull
inc, cor,r,r,,oyaging those South
Caro,iniaaS narticiDatine in thu
World v-,,. aocorain~ 10 the head
,,.,,rfor, of the South Carolina
Memorial Co?rlissionin this city
I'll, mil naa2ycmen:s. according
IN +ho rcr,q.i.sion, taking the initi..-
,;vo il this matter are the GRANTEE
r;;Io Manufacturing Company, Of
CronitovilIe. the Langley Manu-
featuring Company, Of Langley, and
the Aiken Manufacturing Company,
of Bath, which subscribed $500 be-
tween them, 5000 for each enter
prise. All thc-e corporations are Ii
the 'Horsc Greek valley, OF
Aiken County, which sent many sons
to the war.
H.. memorial commission said
.,,,A :. b,. inflammation that Iaarv
o4j...,. mill vana~c-uents intcnH 10
.,:,,.r,,I,. e,,a.c,irc 70 tho fund.
P.1,tive 10 the participation OF
mill hovs in fh, war. Commissioner
:, ,..,.,;e ~ tio State Dcpa?,mrd. -.
..,,;c,1trr, Commerce and Indus
,,;o, :, h;s annual report, to the
c,,a,.o1 a.son,b}v has the following"
- COW.
! "1o south Carolina 3O7.35O men
,;oJ for tho draft Of
,bov oao oon we've founG fit
..I:. .o,.,,;oo y ,,orcnn+arn Of
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.o;oo+ol bo-
VI " 49, ,...,.,o, +o-+ ,.o+,cr
...,. III,
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-01-12
SuCh Women Just
Have to ''GiVe Up''

"Man may work from sun to sun, but Womans
work is never DONE" That's why women are
overworked, nervous, all run down, no appetite
and can hardly drag around" V1nol creates
hearty apoetite Strengthens the digestive organs,
induces sound sleep, invigorates the nerves. and in
this natural manner creates working strength.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-01-12
Narragansett Pier, RI.

"I was all rundown, back ached,
and tired all the time. l keep house
for my husband and fo'lr children and
could hc~;'''- '.oc.7 c~2cct. -'Ha!!T .
tried Nnol and it has restored my
health and helped me wonderfully, so
/ recommend it to others who are in
this condition. Mrs. HannahRandall.
Tor III lrun-.:cw1. nervous. anaemic col
fcsuie oid people and delicate chill
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-01-12
Jacksonville, Ill.

"I keep house for my little family,
but got into a weak, nervous, run,
down condition, tired all the time and
70 ambition. Ny doctor told me to
trv Vinol, and in week | felt like
new person. 1 am now strong again,
look after my baby, and do all my
horsework. Mrs. G. H. Lamson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
POR ALTERAR LA PAZ

Fuero arrestados por el guardia
Pagan, Mercedes y 3elen Olina, quie
nes formaron un fuerte escandalo en-
en- ell muelle Valdes.
-EI~mismo policia tambien arres-
to Aida Rodriguez y Faustina Mar
tfnez, por proferir frases indecorosas
frente al Edificio Federnl, contra dos
individuos que por ALI pasaban.
En- la plaza del Mercado, en- San
turce, fue arrestado, tambien, en- ell
cafetfn de Jose Mayol, ell individuo
Juan Torres.
Este insult6 al dueno del estableci-
miento, al mismo tempo que le invi-
taba a pelar.
Por suerte, un guardia lego item
po, logrando evitar que la sangre eco
rriera".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRITo
SECCIoN PRIMERA

Leonardo Saenz y Co. VS. Felix Torres,
cobro de dinero. Sc decret6 el embargo
de bienes del demandado suficientes a
cubrir $735.O6, sus intereses legales, cos
tas, gastos, desembolsos Y honorarios de
abogado, previa fianza quqe debera pres
tar la demandante por $4,000.
Antonio Escudero Caballero, ex-par-
te, authorization judicial. Sc autoriz6 al
peticionario que venda en- piblica SUI
basta, por ell precio minimo de $3.50,
la casa descrita en- la moci6n inicial, y
Sc orden6 que Ell producto de la venta
sea depositado en- La Secretaria, hasta
nueva orden
Angelina Oquendo VS. Santos Andino,
divorcio Sc declare con lugar la deman-
da, quedando la hija de ese matrimonio
bajo la patria potestad de la madre, la
demandante, y sc le impusieron las cos
tas al demandado.
Jose Matanzo Torres VS. Providencia
Crespo Aponte, divorcio. Sc declare con
lugar Ia demanda, quedando los hijos
habidos en- Ell matrim:onio bajo la patria
potestad del padre, ell demandante, Sc
lie impusieron las costas a la demandada.
Georgia Veneer and Package Co."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
Ell CAOS BOLSHEVIKI
(Traduccfones de Ell MUNDO)

Durante el primer perfodo de la
gran guerra, nos encontramos en- la
Prussia oriental. La Guardia Imperial,
no habfa recibido atn ell bnutismo del
fuego, y Sc hallaba dispuesta para en-
trar en- combate con el enemigo. EN-
pero, cierta mafiaha, fue inespera-
damente atacada por un regimiento
aleman, reforzado por una bateria
de artillersa. Los magnifcos soldados
de la Guardia combatieron encarni-
zadamente, demostrando gran valor
herolsmo. Pero Fos alemanes conta
ban con grlndes numerosbs cafio
mes, muchas ametralladoras cente-
mares de soldados, los cuales, despues
de una prolongada lucha, derrotaron
los rusos. In Guardia Imperial, an
te ell desastre, emprendi6 la fuga.
Mas, de subito, Sc VIC surgir de en-
ire los rusos un joven sub-ofcial,
mandando un peNot6n de fugitivos
que habian desobedecido las ordenes
de retirada, dada por ell Coronel,
sc ilnzaron, energicos decididos so
bre los alemanes, logrando llegar has
ia sus primeras filas, Y veneer final
mente en- el encuentro. iQuien era es
te sub-oficial, de tan sublime herois-
mo que transformo s1bitamente la
derr'ota en- una gran victoria? Era
un hombre como de 35 amos, natural
de Siberia Y de apellido Wrangel.
Fue aclamado. Pocos dias despues ell
Emperador habia puesto sobre sus
hombros las insignias de cnpitan de
su Guardia.
De este modo Sc fue fernando la
personalidad militar del general
Wrangel, actualmente generalfsimo
de los ejercitos de Russia meriodional.
Nacido en- Petersburgo aiio 1879, des
de muy pequeno demostr6 sus aficio
mes por la carrera militar. Hijo del
baron Nicolas Igoritch, rico propieta
rio, arruinado despues, ell pequeiio
Wrangel fue siempre un impulsisivo.
A su mayoria de edad ingreso como
sub-oficial de la Guardia, Y en- ella
lie sorprendio la movilizaci6n. En-
1915 fue nombrado comandante de
un regimiento de, cosacos, pocos
dias despues contrajo mntrimonio
con la hija de un rico propietario de
Ukrania, M. Ivenko. Cuando la revo
lucion contra el regimen imperial,
Wrangel mandaba una division de co
sacos en- ell frente austriaco, donde
dio distintas veces pruebas de su leal-
tad al emperador Nicolas de su he
roismo espartano.
Wrnngel es admirado en- Europa por
sus singulares cualidades de caudillo
organizador. En- Francia Sc lie consi
dera como un discfpulo de Napo-
leon /.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
DE BASE BALL
Ell DOMINGO

Ell proximo domingo saldremos en-
excursion basebolera para la entusias
b. ciudad del Portuguese, donde Sc efec
tuaran los dos interesantes juegos
entire el ''Borinquen Stars" y 'Pon-
ce", suspendidos a causa de hallarse
guardand6 CANA el famoso Davi1. La
guagua que nos conduce sera la
"Canandonga", contratada por el jo
ven Leopoldo Gonzalez para la men
cionada excursion. Los billetes de ida
y vuelta solo costaran cinco dolares,
pudiendo soliciaarlos en- ell popular sa
Ion puerto Rico. Los referidos BIZ
lletes Sc pondran a la venta, desde
hoy hasta el sabado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
q H5PuNTEs
~ a.. .MOplENTO
Feminismo y decoro

/ Pero ipcr Dios!, Gpor que compare us
ted esas chiquillas que vagan sin rum
bo, etc, con la mujer casta, virtuosa
comedida y pensadora? Acaso nos jus
sificariamos con pensar asi de los HON
bres2 Senior, su pesimismo 10 ha llevado
muy lejos.
Sin embargo, son los moralistas, los
reformistas, los guias de la humanidad,
los que pueden dar buenos detalles de
esas chiquillas sin rumbo; pues el pobre
jibaro, que es atrasado, no puede gastar
esos lujos.
Ef sefior Matos Bernier estima COMO
util Ia obra del legitimo cristianismo,
porque perdona a la pecadora; pero La
perdona aconsejandola, y no prostituyen
dola." Sin embargo, sabemos, que hay
muchos--ccmo siempre los ha habido-
doctrinarios cristianos, que a la peca-
dora, prostituyendola, la acusan, aeon
sejandola, La vejan; y de ahi, la miseri-
cordia del Juez. Yea las Sagradas Es-
crituras, San Juan, Cap. VIII Vers. III
Dice Ell editorialista que: eel respe-
to la mujer, y ell amor la mujer, son
visiones de todo hombre que piensa -
De modo que, para ell hombre pensador,
no es una realidad, no es una verdad ell
respeto y ell amor que los hon.5res que
piensan les profesan? Entonces: i0ae
hipocritasl
Y, por fin, en- su iiltimo parrafo trata
de "'El Feminismo Bolsheviki". Este
es un termino muy desconocido por las
sufragistas portorriquehas; y 81 es tai
como Ell senior Matos Bernier 10 desert
be, creo que ha faltado a la regla de
reserva, porque una mala insinuaci6n
puede ser mas desastrcsa, que un regi-
miento con las bayonetas caladas. t.
Y confeso, que en- el sitado editorial,
ninguna mujer cientifica no cientifca,
puede encontrar algo que la edifque, al
go que la instruya, algo que la vivifque,
para emprender la magma labor de mo-
ralizacion y civismo que da ell frente
Senior Matos Bernier, ipor DiosI, no
escriba mas sobre Ell "Feminismo v ell
"bolshevikisn.o'' hasta que, no los ha-
va estudiado bien.
EsMERALDA SAINZ.
Santurce H
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
a. a.; lIfii fieultalGA

VS. H. T Sproul, c3bro de dinero Ell tri
bunal Sc reserve su resolution.
T. Vail Espinosa VS.. "Nitrate Agen-
cies Co.., cobro de comisiones Sc de-
clar6 sin lugar la moci6n de reconside-
racion de sentencia
Leopoldo, Jose Eulogio vazquez Pra-
!; da y otro VS. Lorenzo MARITIME Gonzalez,
nulidad de escritura. Sc reserve sv re-
solucion.
Margarita Ramirez Davila VS. Ricardo
Davila Santos, divorcio. Sc concedieron
a las parties cuatro dias, sucesivamente,
para prestar alegaciones escritas en- pro
y en- contra de Ia moci6n presentada por
ell demandado sobre elimination.
Francisco v velazquez VS. Nieves Col
menero Gago, divorcio. Sc tuvo la de
mandada por desistida de su moci6n de
traslacion y su exception previa, Sc
le concedieron diez dias para contestar
Candido Alvarez VS. Carmen Rodri-
guez, divorcio. Sc reserve su resolution
Gasjar Villa VS. Juan Tinaud, dafios
perjuicios. Sc reserve su resoluci6n.
Juan Vidal VS. ''Viejo Hermanos'', CO
bro de un caballo. Sc suspendi6 hasta
nuevo sefalamiento.
Diego Agiieros VS. Mercedes Sanjur-
jo y ''Loiza Sugar Company, dafios
perjuicios. Ell Tribunal Sc reserve su re
soluci6n EN- la exception previa inter
puesta la denanda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
Los ARTISTAS DELA
COMPANIA VELASCO
Pepita Maiquez

va que la farandula de los velasco,
que tantas noches gratisimas nos ha
proporcionado esta pnnto de abando-
par nuestra isia, cdmplenos hoy hacer
hoy elogios en-. gracia "a la justicia
(aunque va sea tarde) de una joven
artista de gran vocaci6n v excelente-
mente orientada Nos referimos la be
llfsima Pepita Maiquez, oriunda de Sc
villa, y perteneciente una de las
mas distinguidas familias de aQuella
region. La notable artista nos ha ofre
cid0 estas noches la delicadeza de su
arte, fino y encantador, y los atrac-
tivos de su belleza, interesantes Sc
ductores. Como ro es cosa de descu-
brir ahora a la joven artista, la cual
esta va consagrads por la prehsa de
America de Espafia, solamente nos
obliga recoger la adhesion demostrada
por el publico, que ha tenido para ella,
por su arte, por su sal por su be
lleza, calidas demostraciones del mas
vivo de los entusiasmos. Bien puede
recordar la sehorita Maiquez a Puerto
Rico. como el pals, donde ha dejado gra
tos y carihosos recuerdOs por las ex-
celencias de su arte y de su gracia,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
TAMBIEN Ell NEW YORK


Ell mlntenedor del "base ball" en-
Cuba, don Abel Linares, esta en- CO.
municacion con ell veterano "infiel-
der" de los Giant, Harry Doyle, para
llevar Cuba este afamado "team'
terminRdo ell contrato de los "Cinci-
nati".
Daran la batalla, Kerly, Bancrosft,
Irish, Doyle, Grimes, Burns, Young,
King, Spencer y Kanff.
-Tambien tendran los fanaticos
de Cuba ell placer de yer jugar al
team Lincoln Giant" en- cuya nove-
ma figuran jugadores muy conocidos
de los "fans" boricuas:
"Catchers', Santop y Mac. Clay /;
pitchers. Redding, Ryan y Hub
bird; primera, Taylor; ,segunda, VOL
fred y Handy; tercera, Marcilles; S.
s. Lundi; outfielders, Lily Y Car
lestone.
Los "Red Sox" han adquirido
mas jugadores para este team. En-
efecto, ell club "Fort Worth, de Te-
xas, ha anunciado Ia venta de los
pitchers" Joe Pact y Billy Whit
aker; de la tercera, Frank Barley, y
la segunda, Hoffman, al "Boston Red
Sox" de la liga americana. Los men,
cianados players" tendran que pre-
sentarse en- la primavera proxima.
MONSANT.