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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24

Todos podemos ser fuertes. tcner
buenas carnes. bucnos musculos. ner-
vios tranquIloS Ia agilidad caln1a
neceSarias para poder -actlIar con eNifo
en- el desempeilo dc nuestras labores
Y durante ell descanso podcr gozar de
la vida Y los placercs. Si sc cs muicr.
elias. que todas nacen beilas Y hcrino-
sas, luchas desculdos apagan cl
brillo de sus ojos, el rosado &c sus
mejillas; pierden sus carncs y con
todo clio la belieza dc sts rostros )
la esbcltez de sus hguras. haciendoies
aparecer viejaS cuando ann son jo-
venes. ;Cuantos desenganos Y penas
sufren. elias Y ellos, Y todo por negli-
gencia, p0r una objectionable eCono-
mia o por desconocer qucNia ciencia
todo 10 prevee, todo 10 cstudia siein-
pre- triunfai
Despacio anda Ia ciencia: pcro
sielnpre llega. lie tonla tempo de
volver la dicha al mundo, pero va
flegando. ~ que facil parece despues
que sabemos cue todo consiste Ell "A
falta de hierro organico. nuNihcrro. en-
Ia sangrel Con hierro organico, nuSi-
herro, en- la sangre, la vida sc hace
feliz, porque con a1uadaEte sangrc
vuelven las perdidas carnes, las me
jillas adquieren su color de rosa. los
musculos recobran su vieor agiii-
dad, los nervios Sc tranquiiizan. Sc
despeja Ia cabeza y, naturalmentc.
vuelve la juventud de cucrpo V de cs-
piritu los deseos de vivir, dc luchar
de gozar
Sea listed egoista con su salud, sr
dicha Y su porvefir: empiece hoy
mismo a dar hierro, nuxiherro. a su
sangre. El-egoismo en- este case csta
.perdonado 81 otros tantos. por falia
de hierro. nuxiherro, en- su sangre.
prefieren seguir anemicos. hacos, ra-
quiticos. nerviosos. newastenicos. an
eustiados. sin ambicioR, sin fuerzas y
Sin aninos de vivir.. de luchar de
gozar, peor para ellos. pero usted nu-
xiherre su organismo, empiece hoy
mismo con iinos cuantos ccntavos v
en- unas pocas semanas sera I'd. otTo
hombre, otra mujer. o un nifo her
.moso. bello, rosado, lleno de felici-
dad. viendo solamente ante 81 IN
naundo que le sonrie.
Fl priinero y geaeralpente el dnico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24
DE LA RUSSIA IMPERIAL
LAS ANTIGUAS CARCELES zARISTAS

Un periodista frances ha tenido oca-
sion de visitar el,castilo de varsovia
y en- 81 Ell '.Rabell6n decimo''. nom
bre que bajo .el regimen zarista Sc ha-
bfa dado una espantosa carcel poll
tica escondida tras los muros impene-
trables de la ifortaleza que en- la ca
pital poiaca Sc levanta a orillas del
vistula.
Mas terrible aim que las carceies dc
Pedro " Pablo y schusselburg, el 'sPa
bell6n decimo'', ha sido, durante mas
de un sfglo, el simbelo del terror. No
Sc sabe de nadie que, en- Ell tempo de
los zares. haya penetrado en- aquel re
cintO sino en- calidad de preso, a no
ser funcicnario del Estado con aiguna
mission especial 0 miembro de la Po-
licia. Y 10 mas tremendo era que rara
vez Sc saba de ALI como no fuese por
el 'corredor de la muerte'', pasadizo
subterraneo que condueia a m Iugar
medic sumergido en- el rio, donde Sc
verifcaban las ejecuciones, que con
sistian sencillamente en- ajustar al cue
llo del preso un nudo corredizo de Gu
yos extremes tiraban dos sayonss has
ia no .podsr mas. FL cadaver del infeliz
estrangulado era despues arrastrado
por la corriente del vistula, hasta
otro.
Actualmentc, los caiabozos subterra
mos del "PabsIl6n Decline, l6bre-
gos, estrechos, glsciaies, han -sido 'des-
infectados pOr Ell GObierno polaco,
toda aQuella parte de la carcel trans
formada en- nruseo, en- el que las ge-
neraciones frturas podran yer 10 que
fus un calvario del martirologio po-
laco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24
NOTAS DE BAYaMON
RRoxIMo MEETING;


Para ell dia primero dc mayo sc ha
anunciado por medic de una hojita suel-
ia que ha circulado por los barrios de
essa ciudad, un mitin republican, que
tendra efecto en- la fnca del senior Gil
Sanchez, del barrio de Buena Vista. Sc
gun reza dicha hojita, habra diana, re-
treta, inscription y fotografia de los
electores republicanos. Tambien habra
un gran mitin las tres de la tarde,
en- el cual tomaran parte oradores de la
localidad; habra carreras en- saco Y pa
10 encebado, y como obsequio las da-
mas que dicho festival asistan, ell po-
pular Paco Miranda sOrteara entire elias
un frasco de perfumeria, para que, CO.
mo diria el Curro Meloja, 'se echen olo
res.
Con sodos estos atractivos es de es-
perarse que los repubiicanos tengan una
gran asistencia Ell domingo ese Firman
Ola don virgilio Davila, Jose d. Mi
randa, Juan Nieves. y otros mas.
Ell cUADRo RoJo.
Para el domingo esta anunciada Ia
reaparici6n en- ell 2 "Teatro sisifo', del
aplandidO "CuadrO Rojo infantil'' dc
Caguas. La vez Que apafeci6 aqui, Iii
cho teatro Sc VIC completamente repleto,
habiendo sido muy aplaudidas las obras
representadas, todas elias de don Mag
daleno Gonzalez
I'm la noche del pr6ximo domingo Sc
pCndran en- escena las dos 'obritas ''Pe
lucin Ell nimpiabotas'' La obra del
sistema capi,alista' el drama joco-
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hecho ejecutar las 6rdenes correspon
dientes.
70 estaba en- Ekaterinenburg, en-
calidad de medico.
bah, bahl va sabemOs 10 que ESQ
significa.
FL Official reiri6 en- seguida que no
era Ell asesinato del Ear Ell iinico cri-
men de que Sc lie aeusaba, sino que
la historic de aquel hombre era tan
fantastics como espantosa.
Sc llama Posvednitzky. A los 'diez y
seis amos, en- 1906, estaba afliado a la
'Seccion de guerra del partido so-
cialista polaco. al POGO tempo entr6
EN- la 0khrana, (departamento de poll
cia en- ell regimen zarista), donde SC
procure una busna eelocaci6n traieio
nando a sus antiques camaradas en-
sregando nuchos de eiios al verdugo
Posteriormente, en- LODI, actH6 el mis-
mo de verdugo. Segin documentos en-
contrados en- la okhrana, Posvednitzky
ejecut6 en- un aiio a uros cincuenta pa
triotas polacos. Un crimsn cometido>
contra la mujer de uno de sus compli-
ces le obligo a huir de varsovia, es-
tableciendose en- Tomsk (Siberia), don
de entro de enfermero en- un hospital,
dedicandose mas tarde a hacer inutiles
para Ell ejercito; este es, amputar dos
dedos de la mano derecha perforar
el timpano del dido (mediante una re-
tribucion) los que asi procuraban eva
dir 81 servicio militar.
Fue descubierto encarcClado pero
La primera revoluei6n, al abrir las puer
tas de todas las carceles, lie devolvi6
la nbsrtad.
No tard6 en- ganar la confanza dc
un joven m6dico militar russo, doctor
Skriabin, una noche 10 atrajo a las
orillas del Neva, le asesin6, Sc apode-
r6 de todos sus documentos hizo des-
aparecer el cadaver en- Ell rio.
En- possession de los dcoumentos del
doctor Skriabin. Sc hizo pasar por tai
ofrecio sus servicios La Cruz Roja.
Su supercheria fue tambien descubier-
ia; pero a La saxon sobrevino la revS
luci6n bolchevique, Y en- el caos sub
siguiente, no solo pudo salvarse, sino
que logr6 abrirse camino hasta el ms
+i+,,+cs ec,n,,,,x 1,noo,,do -. .nnoon a.
manas a ser ell hombre de confianza
de los principales personajes del nus
vo regimen, quienes le nombraron agen
te extraordiiiario de vigilancia de Ia
familia imperial En- este concepto 'asis
ti6 la ejecuci6n del ex Ear su ia
ihilia, levant6 de su puho v letra ell
acta correspondence.
Terminada asi su mission, ell Gobier
no de Moscou decide enviarle Po-
lonia como jefe del servicio de la pro
paganda bolcheviQue. Estuvo primero
en- Minsk, Y despues en- varsovia, don
de Sc present6 al servicio de- Sanidad,
manifestando su deseo de ingresar en-
el ejercito polaco como medico mill
tar.
Esperanto que Sc accediese a su pc
tici6n, Ievaba en- varsovia una vida
fastuosa, gastando ell dinero manos
llenas, hasta que algunos antiques ca
maradas socialistas le reconocieron v
fue arrestado en- un restaurants ele-
gante en- Ell momento en- que descor-.
chaban para el una botella de Cham
pafa. Al registrarlo se<encontr6 que
llevaba puesta una camisa pertenecien
te al ex Ear. n
-Es un recuerdo-dijo para defen-
derse.
Tai esSla historic del numero 70 del
''Pabell6n decimo'' de La carcel de
Varsovia.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24
.cHucHU G., v Ell cABo DOS

serio "CHUCHU G., v el cABo DOS
DOS.
va han sido colocadas numerosas 10
calidades y existe gran entusiasmo por
presenciar esas dos obritas que en- otras
poblaciones han sido muy aplaudidas.
DETENIDos Y BAJo FIANzA.
Algunos de los trabajadores agrfcolas
que fueron detenidos hace setenticinco
aias, por acusarseles de promover un
disturbio en- el barrio de "cerTo Cor
do, han vuelto a ser arrestados por.
que en- dicho disturbio llevaban algunas
arrnas. Sc les cit6 para la celebration
del juicio, el 'otro dia, y cIando lle-
garon, fueron notifcados de la suspen-
sion.
s Casi todos elIos Sc quejaban de haber
perdido 81 dia de trabajo por venir la
celebration del juicio y gu este no Sc
eelebrara. Ell Ldcenciado Soto Rivera
quien Sc ha encargado de la defensa de
los acusauos, ha informado que touos
saldran en- iibertatl mediante un reeur
so que. en- este case la ley les concede.
LA AsAMBLEA MUNICIPAL.
Contin6a en- session dicho cuerpo, pero
hasta la fecha no podemos dar a nues-
tros lectores ningnna noticia sensacio-s
nal, que, desde iuego, sea en- beneficio
del pueblo. iEstais dormidos7' Desper-
ID, que va es la hora. Ell viento sopla
recio y es necesario arriar anclas o la
corriente puede hacer naufragar la ma
We. ESQ seria penoso para ustedes.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
81 nr;Aro v;afo. ra.,s.spnr ~, hail ,,a;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24
LA AsAMBLEA MUNICIPAL.

81 quiere viajar, compre un bail mi
litar en- La cludad Condal.
RODRIGUEZ HNos.
Cruz No. 8, san Juan Advt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
WOMEN SPECTATORS SEE
KNOCKOUT ADMINISTERED
More Than One Hundred of the
Fair Sex at Keystone Field
Club Contests.

The manly art of self-defcnse drew an
audience with more than 100 women in
il, last night, at the keystone Field Club,
2O1 East Fourth street. One Knockout
enlivened the proceedings. and the fair
spectators, instead of gasping with horror,
Kept their ewes on the referee as he count
cd the unfortunate pug out of the
decision, as II a bit uncertain what was
20 come next.
The women found no fault with last
nights prize fighting On the contrary,
many of them evidently enjoyed it. Dur
ing the intermission Representative John
l.. McNabb addressed the fight fans and
told them of the chances of having boxing
lecalizcd hv the Delaware Legislature.
Whitley Midlam and Battling Mays we're
scheduled 10 wind up the entertainment
with fOur-round go. but, owing TO un-
forcscen circumstances, Mays had to give
up at the end Of the second with the
referee intoning tho fateful ten Frank
ie Lewis cf Wilmington outpOIntcd Young
krrigcr Of Kansas City in the semI-wind
up.
In the other bouts Kid Yodel, vii
mington won from Kid Cleaver of Phil
Sdclpha, in four rounds Mike Burns of
Philadelphia and Ralph Raymond of
Wilmington fought four sensational
rounds 10 a draw Bill Jennings and Joe
Martin both kcvstoncrs, figured In
lively four-round sctto. which resulted in
q draw. while IN the opener Joe Hall bcStcd
Young Roy Dundee of Philadclp phia
Malcomc and Downs wrestlcd for
twelve minutes to a draw. Spike Hayden
threw Frank DcMark in six minutes and
20 seconds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
SEVEN DAYS LEAVE" IS
OFFERING At PLAYHOUSE
Gives Colorful Presentation of
England in War Time Mood,
by Land and Sea.

Th ere was no escaping the smell oi
powder for last nights audience in The
Playhouse, gathered there by the an.
nouncement of Seven Days Leave" a
war melodrama of English origin, pre-
sented for the benefit of Delaware Post,
No. /, American Legion
The talk of il was III the air, and a
dozen blanks that were let go in the
latter half of the third act from a real
piece on the mimic deck Of United
States cruiser. gave the finishing touch
Of realism
This scene was the most vivid in the
entire offering, the RESOURCES of stage craft
providing a very acceptable illusion Of a
dark night at sea, the swish of the WAVES
and the scurrying of low-hung clouds being
shown with much realism. The emphatic
orders, passed along from one post to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

another, and the Pickering searchlight
were heard and seen, and later the gun
spoke for itself.
In construction, Seven Days Leave"
is melodrama through and through. The
high and the lowly Of station are repre-
scnted by Lady Mary Heather and her
cook; Lord Arthur Pendennis, ranking "a
a private and outranked by Captain Keys,
Lady Marys cooks son, which gives OPP
portunity for comedy. The romance
centers around Major Terry Fielding who
captures Lady Mary's heart and hand in
record time for An engagement and later
throws her over in seeming, IN order to
foil the spy pair, Madame Constance and
Captain Paul, who try To pass Themselves
off ms Begians. But all is discovered and
the villainy foled by Lady Mary's de-
voted daring in swimming out to the
buoy clad in "one-pieco" bathing suit
which fits her very we'll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
y. NJ. II. A. BALL.
Second Annual Affair Will be Given ai
New Century Club.

The Young Mems Hebrew Association
will hold ITS second annual ball tomorrow
night AT the New Century Club The hall
will be closed Saturday and Sunday on
account Of the passover. The association
will hold It's annual election Of directors on
Sunday evening. April H.
The committees IN charge of the ball
arc as follows
Floor commIttee-Chairma Jacob
Rosenblatt. William Shtofman, Harry
Hart, DIR Norris Greenstcin
Music ard Observation-Disclosures Top
kis. chairman; Philip Lcshem and Joseph
Epstein.
Ticket committee Louis Gluck
man, chairman: Jack Rose Israel Handel
man. Norris Druckcr. Francis Tollin,
Rosalic llilcrsohn and Helen Weinberg
HosSc committee Morris Drucker,
chairman; DR. /. Gluckman. Nathan
TollIn
Publicity lSadorc Rces. chairman.
and Morris Noodlcvegc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
Il. p. l.. ASSOCIATION.
Officers Nominated for Next Year And
Committees Appointed.

The Benevolent Pioneer Literary Asso-
citation met last night in the Law Building
and nominated officers for the next year.
The appointment of several committees
was another part of the evenings business.
The election will take place next Monday
evening. Rehcarsals for the annual
dramatic entertainment will begin in few
days.
Rev. Francis Tucker and Rev. John
McElwee, Of the Salesianum, who will
coach the cast this year, promises that the
coming show, My New Curate,. will
excursion to Augustine Beach is also
being planned for June, and moonlghts for
June, July and August, Tho institute will
trot out a baseball team this season to
play in Wilmington and vicinity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.
Primaries April IL for State Convention
at Dover on April 20.

Forty delegates will be sent from Will
mington to otheRepubican State convention
at Dover, on April 20 They will be elected
at the primaries, Saturday, April IL.
The number OF delegates WAS fixed last
night at meeting of the city committee
in the rooms of the Young Mems Re
publican Club Isaac W. Bowers, chair
man of the committee, presided. The
committee instructed the secretary TO
send letters to Republ blican members of
the Legislature asking atification of the
suffrage amendment
The delegates will be chosen by districts
as follows: First Ward, two, Sc cond Ward
four; Third Ward, two; Fou rth Ward,
two; Fifth Ward, five; Sixth Ward, five;
Seventh Ward, five; Eighth Ward, four;
Ninth Ward four; Tenth Ward, two;
Eleventh Ward two; Twelfth Ward, three.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
HEALD CANNOT ACCEPT.
Former Congressman Declines Position Of
Building Commissioner.

Former Congressman William II. Heald
has confirmed report that he would
not accept the post of Building Commits
sioner, 10 which he was recently appointed.
He said that he had informed the Levy
Court of his decision about week ago,
because his private business will not allow
him to give the Office the time which it
demands.
The other members of the board are
James L. Chandler. recently elected by
City Council as it's representative. and
Charles Ten Weeges. the Democratic
member 1t is probable that the Levy
Court will name Robert p Robinson,
president of the Central National Bank,
to the place left vacant by Mr.. Heads
dcclination.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
BLAZE ON WEST NINTH.

Defective electric wiring caused a blaze
in the cellar of Milano's Hat Store, 204
West Ninth street, last night, resulting
in loss OF several hundred dollars to
stock and some 10 the building
The loss is covered by insurance The
district fire companies responded to an
alarm turned in by Police Sergeant
Edward G. Lewis and kept the flames
confined to the cellar The damage 10 the
stock was estimated at $500 The build
ing is owned by +. Greenblatt, COZ
Washington street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
Mrs. Bettie III. Williams Dies.

Cambridge, Md, March 30-Mrs
Bette Hooper Williams, widow of DR.
Thomas H. Williams. who was medical
director of the. Army of Northern Nir-
ginia, died yesterday at the home OF
Mrs. Robert Lsnier Mrs Williams.
who WAS daughter of DR. John and
Anne Birokhead Hooper, was married
70 DR.. Williams in 1854 Professor Will
liam Wyatt Barber, of Southboro, Mass,
a nephew. and Capt, Henry A. Barber,
of West Point, q great nephew, survive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

STATE REJECTS YLiGHT.
New Tork Senate Votes 10 Repeal Sav
ings Measure: Leaves Action To Cities.

Albany, March 30-The Senate by a
vote of 20 TO 25, tonight passed the Fow-
Ter bill, designed to repeal the State
daylight saving law The measure had
been amended so az TO permit munici-
palitIos 10 determine for themselves
whether they should operate upon stand
ard or daylight saving time.
The bi!l now goes to the Assembly,
where the Belts bill. intended to repeal
the daylight-saving law throughout the
State, without any local option provision,
failed Of passage last week.
On the roll call last night the entire
Democratic minority Of u mem >ers
voted against repeal The four Repub-
licans who joined them in opposin. tho
Fowler bill were: Ahelcs, Of the Bronx:
Karlc, Of Queens, and Burling and Law,
of Westche ster.
Get your floor stains and cnamels at
Delaware Paint and Glass Co, 622 King
street ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

There is n very peppy Colonel, a waitoI
who is "out Of Il" by reason u fiat feet
vicar carefully carved out Of wood, and
d memorial to the heroism of Lady Mary
carved out Of marble, which il dedicated
IN the last act, just before the final curtain
dcsce nds on her reconciliation with her
major, and the betrothal Of the vicar .
daughter to the cooks captain son.
A very elaborate souvenir program will
net the local post Of the American Degi on
substantial sum, in addition 20 their in :
terest in the box office receipts for the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
Be Rid
of
Painful
Corns
'Cets-It" Makes Them Loosen
Up So They Lift Off Pain
lessly.

There's no more pain after few drops
Of Gets 1t" lands upon corn or callus
and instantly dries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
NON-PARTISANS WIN.

The Pennsylvania Railroaders were de-
festcd last night by the Non-Partissn
quot team in five straight matches. The
score:
kon-Partisan 2I p 2I 81 2I-5
p. r. R..... Is @ I6 10 100
Non-Partisans-Lu Lucas, Tobin, David
son, pragg.
7. r. R-Naylor Potts, McIntry and
Slaughter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
engagement, which IL for four nights and
Wednesday matinee

Brown I Just asked wilkins 20 take a
iilyer on the market with me, and he ssid
hf' would only Tuesday s his uDlucky dag
Jones How blamed silly 10 be 20 super
stltious, Friday IL the unlucky dny
Boston TRANSCRIPT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
TEAM FOR WEST CHESTER.
Getting First-C lass Semi-Pro Nine for
Coming Season.

West Chester. March 30-That West
Chester will he represented by semi-pro-
fcss,onal baseball team this wear was
assured AT meeting held last Friday by
the officers OF the Brandywine Athletic
Association, which was chartered last
stason, but a number Of leading baseball
supporters were also present To talk over
matters looking for the start Of the season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19
|CONFEREES ON
RAILROAD BILL
CAN'T AGREE
Senate Members Firm for
Cummins Features-HOuse
Determined.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Senate
and house conferees, in theiCl efforts
to adjust the differences between the
Cummins and Esch railroad bills,
have reached a deadlock that threat
ems to break up the negotiations, it
was learned Saturday.
Both sides so far have failed to yield
on the difference in the most vital factors
of railroad reorganization. These include
the anti-strike sections of the Cummins
bill, the permanent guaranteed return
of 81 per cent, federal transportation
board and federal consolidation and in
corporation of the lines.
Senator Cummins is standing firmly
for the provisions Of his bill and is said
to have served notice on the house con-
ferees that unless they accept some Of
the important features. of his program,
congress might as well give up the task
Of trying to pass railroad legislation.
House conferees have replied that in
that event the responsibility for the fail
ure to legislate will be with the senate.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19
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Mr.. ]. W. Biggs OF R. R. No. 3 F.
Worth. Tex, writes: 81 am using
Cadomene Tablets and hnd them to be
good In every way for an old man Of
60" F. W. Barbeau. 1897 Inca street.
Denver, Colo, writes: 81 have taken one
package Of Cadomene and It has put ms
on my feet and feel nns."
Cadomene builds up nerves and bo0sa
vigcr. All Observation-Disclosures
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19
Army to Give Prizes
for Three Essays

The three boys or girls in the United
States who write the best essay on Feb.
20 on the subject. What Are the Bene-
fits of an Enlistment in the United
States Army?" will receive medals and
a trip to Washington, Col. George l..
Converse, recruiting officer for Indiana,
announced today.
The manuscripts will be submitted to
the secretary Of war, Gen. Peyton c,
March and Gen. John J. Pershing, who
will be the board judges. The medals
will be gold for first prize, silver for
second, and bronze for third. Three sill
yer cups also will be presented to the
winners