davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
Totals .ss l3 "a Is . Totals 3s ls IT 81 IL
'Batted for Clark IN ninth inning.

<Batted Tor CLARK IN nInth INNING.
Cleveland % 8
Two-base hit--Roth. Three-base hits
Johnson. Gardner. Speaker Home run--
O'Neiu. Stolen bases-Rice, Harris. Dou
Bile plays-Rice to Shannon to Picinch.
Chapman to Wanbsganss to Johnston.
Left bases-Cleveland. 9; Washington.
q: Bases on balls-Of Caldwell, 2; off
Zachary 3: of Niehaus l; off Morton. 2;
2-3 innings; off Nehaus IN 1-3 ca on
base none out, in ffth); off Morton. in
Is; of Zachary, IN s: off Johnson
In 4; off Clark. in Ia. Struck out--By
Caldwell. l; by Morton. l by Johnson. l.
by Clark, l. Wild ptches-Caldwell Nor
ton. Clark. Winning pitcher-Zachary
Losing pitcher-Caldweu. Umpires-Con-
molly and Moriarty. Time of game: %
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
Totals SO 8 IA ?7 l3 / Totals -. 80 5 II l.
Ran for Cation in ninth inning.
I IA O GNicro,. Ii mini h inning

rNdT lVI NdVUI III NITItI IT IIIfIII1t,
fBatted for Wisner in ninth inning.
brooklyn 80 2 / o-3
Pittsburgh 80 0 O.
Two base hits-Kilduff, Cation. Cutshaw.
Three base hit-Cirimes. Stolen bases
Nicholson, Carey. Sacrinces-Grimes,
Carey. Double play-Olson. Kiduff and
konetchy. Left bases-BrooklYn, 12:
Pittsburgh, Q. Bases on balls--Of Grimes,
3; off Wisner, 2 Hit by pitcher-By
BY Grimes. 3; by Wisner. g. Wild pitch
-Grimes. Umpires-Rigier and Harrison.
Time of game-1:46
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27

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Copyright, 1920, Neo York Tribune Inc)
Mr. Markham Said 1t
Mr. Mdr]thdm, please keemc congratuaion
For the truth arhich exploited the telor0 hoe
Not the smallest doubt yo1 topped situation
IN depicting all the you he below
On his back--so you
Eorths burdens rested
And his empty veryso think vou urote
And you doped him brother
To the is no Other
Line of dope half so truthful from the of po
Only yesterday gathered suggestion from neohbor
That garden needed hoeng, upon job;
And for tpent-seven minutes at this monpoet
nooged and coWbed the landscape th sob
For ma mech; qoos niqh to breobino
And spinal aching,
And there's
For a0hlle Wreakng
On the ceeds leohing
And before the job hod
Pzeghters visiting country hardly expect the ponuae
large refrain from recalls
what happened to Bill squires Bombad Wells highly
The Best Right-Handers
pondering fan desires know ghthanded hitter is
Most of the toplners swing zone-Cob Ruth
sise Collins Jackson Rouh being ehanded entries
For the first five weeks of the sby
been making desperate rgthand hitter lead
ing nsUtulof Between them they have
off the ball day after day
In the of crashing Feh of Chicago has the
call the rghthanders
But the aous facts remain that
American League in fifteen
while enie Zimmerman back
predominant n the National "
With fenyear league an eght-vear nse
another 1t fairly evident that
the advantagthe start toward first
And know how
yards. 0-N ~
Where Is He?
AS the season opened had the seasons
slplEles as attached to Grover Cleveland Alexander
he was hit hard games the start wherennor
several queries drifted to this your alexander the
Great now?" ~ ''e
glance at the pitching records
victories might suffice to complete this subject
Hagens Invasion
open golf champion of the United among hores TO a
shot at the worlds highest golfng
aSsv the Fnchman the only outsider the British
square SO far as the concerned
NcDermo was the other American CHAMPION and John
au TWO attempts lie failed qualify
Ae finished fifth " ~ " '"' 'eA'
Hagen has all the qualifications can be turned 11 ~
u"usua SKILL physique
" can stand both the mental PRESSURE and he isn't &c
AeS 10 ne as highly wrought the
hu even with all this his against Hagen will b
heavy-a least to 00N W." Oo
1T is something at least +ho ao
across IS
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
Catcher CQW(Iy Cauoht =

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 26.-Hank
Gowdy, catcher for the Boston Braves,
was married here to-day to Miss Pau
line Welsh, of this city.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
WILLIAMS
YALE
Totals SO 10 Is 27 l3 r Totals 81 3 "a 10 3
-. 0 0 0 o.
Yale .... 4 0 3 y-12

7aIe .,.... X-12
Twobase Faherty Aldrich Dou-
Bile plays-Sawyer, Aldrich and Diamond
60. Stolen bases-Harder. Crane. Holmes.
Sacrifice hits-Holmes, Sawyer (2). Bases
on balls-Of Burrows |; off Holmes, 4
off Coke, s. Struck out-By Holmes 4:
by Coke, 9. Hits-OT Burrows. 5 in
innings: off Holmes. 10 in 6 innings Left
on bases-Wlliams, 8; Yale, II. Umpire
Nh Johnstone. Time of game hours.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
Totals 8, 5 IA 24 l5 Il Totals SO 10 II 27 is
'Batted Tor Fisher in eighth inning
tBatted for Eller in ninth inning

st Louis. .,........ 0 / l 9 x-1O
Cincinnati ti.,...... / 0 2 o 3 O. s
~, Two base hits-Clemons, Duncan. Groh
Ihreec base hits-Daubert. Hornsby, Four
nltr STOCK. stolen bases-Smith, Lavan.
Sacrifices-Roush Neale, Smith. Lavan,
Giemons' Dauhon. Double plays-Crane, Kopf and
Left on bases-CincInnati 10; st. Louis
TO- TO- Eases on balls-Off Ring, 4; off
rlsner lI;s i; Off Haines, l. off Jacobs, 4.
Hlts-Off Ring, in o-3 innings q ont
n n fourth; Off IIaines. in (none out in
in iIl'n? a off dff f1sher s1n in az or Jacobs,
IN l 1-3. Hit by pltcher-Rv SherdrI
1Neale) G., Struck out-By Ring, 8: by
fisher. fisher. !; by Jacobs, !: Wild pitches
Halhes, Jacobs, l. Winning pitcher-
Sherdel. Losing pitcher-Eller. Umpires
Qulgley and O'Day. Time of gameMS 40
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27

Totals 30 ~ IS q Totals .2S47 q 9 o
'Satted for pauss in eighth inning
1Batted for Bush in ninth inning.
Detroit ...............o o o o-1
New York ........,....0 0 0 / l x-4
Two base hits-Heilman. Pipp. Flag
stead, Bodte. Home rup--Ruth Sacri-
flces--Lewis, Pratt. Bodie Double plays
Pessinpaugh and Pratt; Flags .ad Young,
Hale and Bush Left on bases-New York
8; Detroit. g. Bases on balls-ON Mo
gridge. 2; off Dauss. 2; Hits-Of pauss.
in innings: off Ayres. in inning
ytsuek out-By Dauss, S; by Mogridge, ,.
Losing pitCher-Dauss. Cmpires Dineen
and Nallin. Time of game: 40.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
Southern Association

Little Rock, 3 Atlanta. l.
Mobile. I; Nashville. .
Memphis. 3 Birmingham. . or ins)
Chattanooga, /; New orleans. (l3 ins).
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
Eastern League

Hartford. 9; springG field, &.
Pfttsfleld. S: Worcester. A.
New Haven. 5: Waterbury, =
bridgeport. 5: Albany, 5.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27
American Association

Columbus. 8 Milwaukee, 8.
Louisville. 8; Minneapolis, I'll ins)
Toledo. l3 Kansas city. :.
1ndianapolia 10. 81. lnAu,
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27


BASEBALL. TO-DiN-s.3i- s---- -
BgeeklyH VS.. philadelphia -, 90 .4lvt.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-27

~ N>~ - "
How much goes up the
hue? Advertisers are burn.
ing up almost as much
space as the savings ad.
vertised!
Anxiety to sell is poor
tactics if the dealer has the
right stuff at the right
price.
Plenty of mems suits at
$50 and $50.
Boys Norfolks, sizes 7
to 16-S15 up.
For m otoring g trips
a;"Scotch Mists."
Fine, rain or shine.
OVerCOatS OF ralnproofed
Scottish cheviots.
Lunch Kits. Thermos
and Ferrostat bottles.
Goggles. Gauntlets. Auto
robes. OVeralls.
Everything for tennis.
Everything for golf.
Sporting Goods at all
stores.
ALL e a t h er shoes at
'part-paper" prices.
Straw h is. Flexible
where they touch the head.
Comfort as we'll as style.
Registered Trademark:
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th St. -Four AZ 34tb 6.
Convenient
Broadway Corners Fifth Ave,
a' warren at 41st St
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-11
Wish j, s. TO AID
STARVING PEOPLE
ShepherdstoWn People Write
Congressman Bowers.

Some prominent people in Shep.
herdstown are much wrought up
over the stories of Starving wom-
en- and children" in European eoun-
tries, and a bunch of letters have
come from them TO Congressman
Bowers demanding that he sup
port an appropriation OF s150o00,000
for the relief of suffering foreign
peoples, even in late enemy coUn-
tries. Mr. Bowers is member OF
the committee on ways and means
which considered this appropriation
bill and voted to report out bill
carrying a $50,000,000 appropriation.
This cut was made upon the eXplic-
{ recommendation Of Secretary of
tie Treasury Carter Glass. It was
me of his last official acts before
e retired from that Portfolio TO
become a member Of the senate.
The Shepherdstown correspondent
and constituents of Congressman
Bowers protest to him that this
great sum is not great enough. Sec
rotary Glass accommodation was
based on the present condition of
the governments finances, and
What their future condition Is most
likely to be.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-11
COUNTY CRAWLS CUT
FROM under SNOW
Situation Is Little Better To-
day, Says Reports.

The county is gradually crawling
out from beneath the avalanche of
snow and hail, which descended up
On the folks last week. In many
sections throughout the county. the
people are still showed in, the roads
In some districts being blocked
from fence to fence. The country
people who are not hemmed in by
the snow are out sleighing. Sleigh
bells are merrily ringing out in the
county and even in the city many
horse-drawn vehicles have been
noticed since Saturday night.
The country people until Satur-
day morning. were practically help
less rs tho nigh winds blocked the
roads, which had not been opened
b. hand The main roads through
OFT the county today were reported
TO be- in tair condition. Machines
cannot travel on any county road
leading back from the main roads
and sleighs are used entirely in
these sections. Even late today re-
ports frem ydfiogs sections of the
county We're to the effeca that some
Of the roads We're still drifted shut.
The bad travelling of the past week
Kept many people from visiting the
city en- saturday, night and the mer-
GIANTS noticed a great decrease in
sales.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-11
Where the T. S.
Army series

American troops are serving in
Panama, Hawaii, the Philippines,
Alaska, China, Germany, Siberia
and here in the u. S. A. The Re-
cruiting Sergeant will gladly give
you all the details.
Like every one else in the
Armyfrom General to Buck Pr
vate. you're under orders and If
YOUR outfit moves and you're
needed elsewhere. your duty 10
to CO.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-11

Mr. ]. Sloan Arnold. OF Keyser,
w. Va, IS a business visitor today
n the city
Mr.. {. z. Miller, Of Berkeley
Springs. is saan3ing 10 day in the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-14
DANCO TERRITORIAL Y YAGRICOLA De Pro. RICO
CONVOCATORIA

Por acuerdo del conseo de Administration de este 6anco
conVoca los senores accontas Jnta general ord
naria ceebrara Ell domcio social Gale de Tetuan
nmero 5 las dos de la tarde del da 19 de Julio poxno
obieto de someer aprobacicn la Menoria Balance
respondents al eiercco social de o92o ell poyecto
de reorma de agunos de los articuos Estatos.
Hasa da antes de la mencionada fecha derecho
los sehores acconsas obtener papeta de asenca Se
cretaa de Banco tenendo
ell case eI Art II de los EstatUtos.
Los tenedores de accones AL PoRTADOR para
de derecho de asnca Junta enen que depostaas
la Gaia del Banco cnco dias de anticipation.
San Juan p r. de JUNO 1o2o-El Secretario-P
cafort.-Vo. Bo. FL Presdente-RAFAEL FABIAN Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-14

81 nuD1SIdu cdluO ucl ClclO, las uu-
Diera sujetado con mis- manos. j!
Por ensonces surgio, Sc revel6 cons.
pirador. No Ell que el vuIgo conoce en-
vuelto en- la capa, ocultando bajo ella
Ell pistclon Ell trabuco naranjero; ell de
los clubs secretos de las contrasefas
No. Aviraneta fue ell intrigante, ell po-
htico el fiel al ideal constitutional de
toda su vida.
Recibia las inspiraciofes de los Go
bierIlos constituidos y descendia desde
los despachos de los Ministerios las tien
das de los campamentos carlistas, sin
negar al papel anipatico del espia, in
compatible con su romanticismo con
su homer, conspiraba en- favor de Ia paz
de su patria Era un conspirador al
reves, 81 vale la Erase! Sus gestiones pa
ra ncgsr al famoso abrazo de Vergara
10 demuestran.
Tenia don Carlos su cuartel general
on Onate, v Sc comprendera las difcul-
tades que existian para llegar hasta ell
Encargado Aviraneta por el Gobierno
isabelino de yer al pretendiente a fin de
ofreccrle una paz honrosa, a la que Sc
oponian los generates cue le rodeaban.
mas por interes personal que por entu-
siasmo por su causa, hubo de disfrazar-
Sc de aldesno vasco, disimulando su
edad, que por entonces Ilegaria los cua
rentl y cinco amos. En- tai guisa lego
Ia residencia del Pretendiente: pasa-
do al cuerpo de guardia manifesto al of
cial de servicio de como habia perdido
cuatro hijos. inada menos!, en- la fac
cion, y de como deseaba llegar a Ia
presencia de don. Carlos para pedirle
un senalado favor. Tan veraces fueron
sus palabras, con tanta tristeza fueron
expuestas, que consiguieron su objeto,
y a POGO Aviraneta Sc hallaba EN- La pre-
sencia de quien deseaba.
-iQuien eres?-pregun,o don Carlos.
I'm mensajero de la reina-respon-
dio, irguiendose, Aviraneta.
-iDesgraciado! Ya eres mi prisio-
nero
-iDesgraciado! iva eres mi victi-
ma!-repuso don Eugenio, apuntando
con una pistola
Don Carlos, que siempre fue genera
so y cabaleresco, y que no es:aba exen
to de vslor personal. sc dirigio sonriendo
quien asi lie amenazaba, sujetando-
lie Ell brazo, exclam6:
No temas Aunque me mataras
no mat7rias mi causa.
-iAsf la matarel- replic6 Avirane-
ia, hacienda la proposition de la paz,
que no fue aceptada, volviendo a salir
encorvado y teynblon aouel hombre Que
Sc h-bia iu"ndo la vida que habia
tenido su alcance para borrarla .Oda
una pagina de Ia Historic de Espafia
Altivo, valieate noble desinteresa-
80, fue es don Eugenic de Aviraneta,
a quien sin duda los acontecimientos
= f7lfa de hombres de temple como ell
suyo psrece lie hacen salir del olvido.
Y es que. como el mar. ell TEMPO no
conserva ninguna de sus victimas; cuan
do menos Sc espera, arroja sus cadave-
res la orilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-14
Los FILIPINos QUIEREN
AHoRA LA INDEPENDENCIA

CHICAGO, juno 3-La delegation
de las Filipinas que preside Jaime c.
de Veira ha solicitado del partido re-
publicano la inclusion en- su programa
politico de Ia independence de las Fl
lipinaS. La solicitud dice:
La ley Jones, aprobada ell 90 de
agosto dc 1918, prometta a las Filipi-
mas la Independence tan pronto CO.
ro Sc consolidase un gobierno estable,
hecho que Sc cumple hoy los repre-
sentartes ds los Estados Unidos en-
las Filipinas pueden dar fe de clio. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-14

yaua sODfe las pOJehJeS pdfeues ue
la perseverance,. Corte, firme y
mande el adjunto cupon v lie es-
plicaremos el maravilloso sistema
de estudio en- ell hogar el que Sc
han beneticiado mas de COS milo
mes de estudiantes. Enviele hoy mis-
mo, enscguida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-14

isl hubieran caido del cielo, las hui
Diera sujetado con mis- manos.
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RESCATE DE NEGOCIoS
EXTRANJERoS EN- ESPANA

Segln el semanario belga IL Union
Financiere", hOs capitalistas espalo-
les enriquecidos partir de la que
IRA" Sc dedican acitvamente resca-
tar las Empresas extranjeras estable-
cidas en- Espafia. Siguiendo ess politi
ca, despues de decidir un grupo fnan-
ciero la adquisicion de los tranvias de
Bilbao, Sc dispone hacer 10 propio
con les valores de la Sociedad Gene
raj de Tranvias electricos de Espafia,
que tiene en- exploitation diversas IL
meas de Madrid sus contornos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-14

Las aventuras de don Eugenio Avina.
reta defensor de la Constitution de la
antigua Metropon, fueron exhumadas
por La pluma brillante de Pic Baroia,
Pasearon por las paginas de las ME.
morias de un hombre de acci6n'' que en-
su complete conjunto, ha de consti.uir
un verdadero monumento que inmortali.
ce la epoca turbulenta de que Sc ocupa
Romantico, en- efecto, fue Aviraneta,
contirmandolo ell hecho de que en- las
campallas no consintiera que Sc lie abo-
nasen nlnguno de sus gastos III los de-
vengados por sus guerrilleros; al f.
nal de su vida politica, ell noble desin-
teres con que hubo de responder Isa-
bel II, que, despues del Convenio de Yer
CARA, sc hallaba disauesta a concederle
cuanso hubiese perdido:
-iSenora. Yo essoy pagado con
haber engarzado ese brillante mas a la
corona de Espafia.
iSigno de los tiempos. . . /! Segun h
avanzado los amos, para hacer las revo-
luciones sostener ell fuego sagrado de
las ideas, ha sido precise abrir una cuen
ia corriente EN- cualquier establecimienso 20
bancario. y no pedir cuentas.
En- mil ochccientos veinte fue llama-
do por ell jefe Publico de Bugros, Don
Jose Morrin, y en- la primera entrevista
que con este tuvo despues de encomen-
darle la persecution de la apartida del ca
nonigo Barrlo, lie hubo de pregun' ar
con que elementos contlba, Av.rane-
ia respondio:
Cen mi corazo-l, que no sabe 10 que
es el miedo, v con mi potro, que no sa-
be volver grupas. -.
Juan Martin Diez, ell Empecinado, ge-
neral EN- jefe de todos los ejercitos en-
cargados de sofocar Ia insurreccion que
amenazaba destruir Ell poder constitd-
cional, proclamando una vez mas ell alb
solutismo de Fernando VII. encontro en-
Aviraneta un ayudante decidido. m con
sejero extraordinario un Executor Gle
go de sus acuerdos Y de- erminaciones
Juntos batieron a la faccion del cura
Merinc (Qne no fue ell que, col el mis-
mo nombre, apuhalo Isabel III; jun
los lucharon en- la Miraleja, sorprendidos
por Ell grueso de la faccion juntos, per
seguidos por veinte hombres dc los enc
migos, entraron en- los Hoyos, alli ell
"
juntos. en- fin, hicieron toda la campafia
de 1928. En- ella fue nombrado Aviranc-
ia captain de Caballeria, cuentan Que
Ell Empecinado, al firmar ell documento,
hubo de exclamar.
-lLastisna no estar autorizado para
poner en- mi lugar este bravo!
Y Aviraneta. al enterarse de tai fra
Sc, Sc nmitoe rapsodiar:
-lLastima Que los soldadcs no este
mes autorizados para dar grades a los
generates!
Pero este hombre que tan modes apa-
rentaba ser cuando de sus meri.os Sc tra-
taba, era un soberbio cuando Sc duda-
ba de su valor. A proposito de su nom
bramiento de captain. alguien lie hubo
de decir:
4Si esss estrellas hubieran caido del
cielo. lie hubier9n aplastado Q. usted
A 10 que contesto don Eugenio:
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sPoR QUE DEsEsPERARsE? !?

spor que ha de permitir I'd. que las
dolcncias que hacen 81 vida miserable. CON
tinuen cuaudo I'd puede oonservarse
fuerte, sana y feliz2
Nuc51 Saind dc Reno cura segura Ell
cazmente Ia menstruacion abundante. esca-
sa. dolorosa 0 irregular; corrige csc CONT
nuo malestar. debilidad, decamient6. ca
lambres. dcsmayos. dolores dc cabeza y
espalda. palpitacion en- el corazon todos
los dolores desordenes que proviencn
del desarreglo de los organos reproducti-
vos, devolviendo I'd. perfecta salud,
vigor y felicidad.
Una botella bastara para convencerse de
que MEGA Sdind dc Reno es verdadera-
mente el remedio de las mujeres. Con
Nnc2d Saind dc Reno recuperara I'd Ia
salud estado natural de todo el sisteina.
Compre una botella hoy mismo De venta
en- todas las droguerias.
S. D. LEONARDO 6 CO., Fabrieante.. New York
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ATENCIoN

Sc vende un apiario de razs ITALIA
ma con reinas del afio pasado. Todas
son $50 colmenas bien nutridas. In
formara en- Mayaguez Pedro r. Cintr6n
Gale San Rafael No. 81 Advt
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iNADA MAS QUE UN CONDTSCIPULO?

En- un pueblito de Illinois (E U vive anciano de "a
amos que gano ell susento cagando carbon lena
earrto de solo cabalo Jamas pens6 nj
bun caro- nj pareja lie faaron los medlos
espccamente el deseo La desvenciada carreta e
qutlco cabaejo invado de veio, coman ambcon
Arreenado sore GAIA vaca contenase con ma
rrar los episodios de nfantes
Pue ustee ustee wee Iul
ermo Mckinley estuvimos junto la escuea de Trum
bull no tan inteligente! Nj nj dema.
grafa".
Estos dos muchachos, parteron del mismo
punto. pudo mpedir Edward johnson fuera
Sccetario de Estado uando Mckinley Presidents? Que
hizo acanZando gloria mentras
e otro quedo obcurdad? Al de los triun
fos de discipuos tai pregunado
"ly porque?" Pues ben; senrse mortihcado
ceoso e exo de de e srva de
acicate redoblar actvida6 Esudie las cir
cunstancas escoa la escaa mas segura subra
pcdanos mas frmes, este sosenlda las soil
das arm6nica bases del estudo de la apicac6n
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HOTELES

presamants para fie.
tel. modernaments equipado. con ascsn.
soE, habitaciones con baao. taiafone. ttm
bres y cuanto requiere ei moderno ''cen
fort. Plan Europso. Restaurant . IL
carta. Teiefonos ssi-1ias. Box ias2 saa
Jose. Plaza Principal. san yuan. r n
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DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico Cirujano, Farmaceutico. Bac-
teri6logo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue-
va York. Ex-catedratico de Bacteriolo-
gia de la Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Laboratorio de Analisis Clinico y
Bacteriol6gico Medicina General
Horas de consulta:-De a 10 A. M.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
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VIAL DIA COMO HOY 4
G$ E%
"Recordar es vivir---Dante
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.
Is DE JUNO DE 1928

UNA HAzANA DEL TENIENTE oRDEN
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-03
ROBIN HOOD LAUDED
BY ALL l.. A. PAPERS

"Robin Hood" which comes here
within the next two weeks and is now
playing at the Mason in Los Angeles,
hos received words of praise from all
the Los Angeles critics. Monroe
l.athrop in the Los Angeles Express
wiote in part as follows:
Old friends, old books and old shoes
YOU know the proverb. 1t seemed
last night at the Mason as if the
good old times were just what is
sometimes claimed for them, when the
elder members of the audience were
carried back generation by a worthy
and charming revival of the reignlng
operate sensation of the day, Regi-
nald de Koven's "Robin Hood" which
the famous Bostonians played some
thing like 5000 times in the course OF
their remarkable career.
To be lifted out of the clatter of
modern musical comedy, comedy with
music, musical farce, whatever they
choose to call the slush and froth of
these days into the melodic environ
ment of such pure specimen of OPP
era comique Of which the de kovens
became the American masterpiece,
was a revelation of how we have de-
generated in one respect in the thea
ter within a comparatively short time
robin Hood with its merry
blending of story and melody, either
alone or both together interesting
was just as fresh and charming as
when it was first produced with Bar
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-03
'0PEN LOCAL B. B.
SEASON SUNDAY

Ell Centre fans are going to have a
chance to see their favorites in action
for the first time on the home
grounds Sunday afternoon when the
opening of the local season will take
place.
Calexieo will be the opponents Of
the locals, who last Sunday managed
to get away with an s to, 4 victory
and are going to strive hard to repeat.
Chief Reber, manager, who has
whipped the team into excellent
shape is planningn number of special
stunts for Sundays game, inasmuch
as it is the first o. the season locally:
The locals are leading the league, and
there should be large crowd out.
The mayor will pitch the first ball
and the new grand stand will be ready
to house the fans, Reber having been
busy the last two days in raising the
funds.