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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10
GIVE
MEMORIALS

The French government is going to
present memorial diplomas to the
nearest of kin of Americans who died
in the service of their country during
the World War, and through the Ad-
jutant General of the U. S. Army, has
requested the American Legion to dis
tribute these diplomas on Washing
toms birthday, February 22nd, 1920.
At this same time there is to be dis
tributed, also, a souvenir pamphlet APP
preciative of the services of the Amer
lean forces in France, to the members
of the A. z. F., which will be done
through the auspices of the American
Legion.
In order that none to whom this me-
mortal belongs. be sighted, the near
est kin of all men who died in the SER
vice of their country between the dates
of April 6, 1917 and November IL, 1918,
are requested to send their name, adj
dress and claim of kinship to the near
est post of the American Legion, Civ
ing the full name of these soldiers to
whom they claim relation. In case
there is nothing known of post in the
locality of those wishing these di-
plomas, the request should be sent to
Allen Fifeld, Idaho Department, the
American Legion, Pocatello, Idaho,
who will refer them to the nearest post
to their home.
The diploma. representing one of the
bas-reliefs of the Arc de Triumphe, in
Paris, will bear the name of the de-
ceased soldier, with a recognition from
the French people signed by the Presi-
dent of the Republic of France. A
complete description of the diploma is
attached giving the English transla-
ton.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10
POSTOFFICE GROWING

One of the indications of business
of any town is the stamp sales at the
local postoffice. In Boomers Ferry
a comparison of sales at the present
time with those of year ago, show
large increase. In December, 1918,
the receipts from stamp sales aggre-
gated $1081; in 1919, SIPS. In jan
uary, 1919, $685.; in January, 1920,
$7S2.
This increase is really marked
when it is remembered that in the
months of a year ago the postage
on first class letters was &c, while
this year it is only &c.
Another feature which is outstand-
ing is the fact that no undue influ-
ence was made to boost sales Of
stamps during the last months of
1919, as the ratio of increase is the
same in both December and January.
1t will be readily seen from this
statement that the business of the
town is making a steady and rapid
advancement which has every indica-
ton of permanence.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10
COPELAND NEWS NOTES

Glen Stockton is on the sick list this
week.
Ewald Ripatti was in Bonners Ferry
on Friday attending to business mat
ters.
Everette and Doris Edwards were
in Porthill Sunday visiting with their
friends.
Eilert and Quentin Van Alstine mo-
tored to Boomers Ferry last Friday
evening.
ID. H. Chisholm is having logs hauled
to his sawmill preparatory to start
saving again.
Harvey Washburn has been serious
ly ill but at last reports was improv-
ing in health.
Mrs. Hector Chisholm spent the
forepart of the week with Mrs. Ralph
Kerr.
James Donehoo returned from Spo-
kane last week and is now reported
to. be ON the sick list.
The dance at the Community hall on
Saturday evening, turned out to be a
great success.
Archie Sampson has returned to Big
Sandy, Mont, after a visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Van Alstine.
A number of Copeland folks motored
to Porthill Saturday evening to at
tend the dance there. The "Cum-bac"
orchestra furnished the music.
Mrs. e. ]. Wilson returned Monday
from a trip to Bonners Ferry.
Doris Edwards is on the sick list
this week.
A number of the young people of
the Copeland and Porthill districts
held chivarri last week in honor
OF the newlyweds, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Kranz.
Theron L. Edwards and son, Ever
'ette, motored to Bonners Ferry on
Saturday to attend to business mat
tiers, returning home Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Chambers and daughter,
Gertrude, went to Boomers Ferry on
Tuesday to be with Mr.. Chambers who
has been quite sick with the pneu-
monia.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10
THRIFT DAY PROGRAM

I The Bonners Ferry school gave
Thrift programs throughout the
grades last Friday, for the purpose
of encouraging thrift among the
children. F
Many clever and original thrift
poems, songs and stories were CON
tributed by the following pupils:
Song" Savings Stamps Well Buy
Original Poem-"The Spendthrift'
.-.......--........-.-..-..------. Yngve Falk
Recitation-"De Bigges'" Pile.
.................................-. Willis Parks
"Story of the w. S. S.. Helen Cavitt
Original Song-"Thrift Stamps.
.Eda Eaton, Phyllis Bauman
"How My Pig Is Helping Me to
College" -..--.........-..........W Willis Parks
Original Poem-"B Broke. Clair Gale
Troubles of a Farmerette"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lenore Stewart
Original Poem Success" ...............
..-..........-..-................... Lloyd Karrer
"My War Garden" . Glenn Jacoby
Story .,...,...-.......-......-....Ed Edna Peterson
Saving My Pennies. .Delmer Davis
Helping Uncle Sam" Alice Stamm
Story-"Thrift Day" Eva Lindsey
Recitation-"Why l Buy Stamps"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Eleanor East
"Franklin's Whistle" ..... Harold Reid
Thrifty" .......................... Carl Walden
"A Street Urchin" Eleanor Rrody
Song-"Over Here"
Fifth Grade Program.
Readings of best compositions "What
Is Thrift ?'-Silva Odls, Violet
Harsch; "How May We Be Thrift
ty?"-Marion Benner, Rose Mayer.
Recitation Thrift" (original) .........
.................. .................. Olwen Evans
"How / Earned My. Thrift Stamp
Money" by the Is children on the
honor roll.
Song-"Pretty Thrift Stamp" School
Written by Burton Shultis)
Benjamin Franklin and Thrift.
Iltlcn Adilt
Song-"W Where the Thrift Stamps
Are Selling" ............................. School
written by Silva Olds,
Reciation-"Sixteen Thrift Stamps"
(originaD ...................-. Violet Page
Mother Goose Up-to-Date"
Song-"Tramp, Tramp, Tramp"
(original) .......................... School
written by Nora Reid)
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10
@Cheating Cheaters-

Cheating Cheaters" is wonderful
Select photoplay that will be shown at
the Amazon theater on Wednesday and
Thursday nights of this week.
The story opens with Nan Carey,
played by Miss Young. in a beautiful
home In New York, where a group of
crooks are living under the name of
Brockton. Their purpose is to strike
an acquaintance with the wealthy Pal
mer family and thus secure the cele-
brated Palmer jewels. Nan, beautiful
and brainy, is the leader of the gang
and through the mutual fascination of
Nan and young Tom Palmer the init
macy Of the two families is soon es-
tablished.
The Brockton gang decides that
haste is imperative because Of the ru-
mored presence in the neighborhood of
a famous detective, Ferri. A fake tel
egram calls the Brocktons out of town
and the Palmers take the bait and in
vite Ruth to stay with them during
her parents" absence. At the Pal
mers, where Ruth has planned to get
the jewels, as an inside job, she learns
that the jewels are fakes and that her
hosts are also crooks, themselves hav-
ing planned to rob the supposedly
wealthy Brocktons. Finally the two
gangs recognize the true calling of
each other and they decide to form a
syndicate. They hold a meeting for
the purpose Of arranging details, when
the police make raid and all are ar
rested.
Throughout the action of the play
there is much evidence of the univer-
sal fear Of the famous detective, Ferri,
but in the end it develops that Nan
Carye, alias Ruth Brockton, is her
self the mysterious operative.
Love solves the dilemma, for Nan
has come to see the possibilities for
good in Tom, and she gives him his
liberty, along with the others, after
they have signed statements TO devote
their time in the future TO running
down knavery instead of promoting it
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10
ROUND PRAIRIE NEWS NOTES

John Vandover has been busy haul
ing ties to Addie the past week.
Elmer Travers was business wish
tor in the Copeland district this week.
George and Walter Danquist were
business visitors in Bonners Ferry on
Monday.
Charles Wagner is busy hauling
posts to the lading at Copeland pre-
paratory to shipping them.
Several of the young people of this
district attended the dance held on
Saturday night at PASSPORT.
F. Danquist recently celebrated his
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10

fiftieth birthday and in memory of the
day his family presented him with a
fine easy chair.
Misses Pauline and Dorothy Dunn
and Miss Disehart, of Addie, went to
Boomers Ferry Saturday, returning on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoneklift have pur-
chased new photograph which will
add much pleasure to their already
comfortable home.
Don Guiles expects soon to move
into the small house of A. Stoneklift,
while he is building a new house on
his homestead to replace the one des-
troyed by fire some months ago.
GENERAL AUCTIONEER-See OF
write me for dates. A. j. Steinmetz
Boomers Ferry, Idaho. Feb 10 adv
FOR SALE-Five room, modern, new
house: two lots. close In. A snap at
$4,000 II taken at once. w. C. Reid.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10

Read the ads In the Herald and
save money.
Compare the Edison photograph
with any other talking machine and
you will always be booster for the
Edison. Sold on the easy payment
plan. o. F. Howe.
WANTED-Agents for Boomers Fer
ry and vicinity. Good proposition
Previous experience unnecessary. A
free school of instruction. Address
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance
Company, Accident and Health Depart
ment, Saginaw, Michigan. Capital
81, 500 900. 2t adv.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10
AUcTroNEER-r am nranaraa

AUCTIONEER-I am prepared to
give you the benefit of over 20 year
experience as an auctioneer. Ar.
rangements for sales may be made at
either the First State Bank, the Frs,
National Bank, or the Herald Office
Terms on application. 1. Caustop
Bonners Ferry, Idaho. tt.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10

Bonners Ferry's new street lighting
system was given a try-out on Thurs
day evening and worked successfully.
The lights are great improvement
and will show off to better advantage
when the many poles on Main street
are removed, which, 1t is hoped, will be
in the near future.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing described animal came to my
place three miles west of Porthill and
ia being cared for by me until proof of
ownership is established and expenses
paid: One red two-year-old steer, bob
tail. brand on left side and left hip,
ear tag mark, "T. J. Bloom, Gilman,
Mont" Charles Smith, Porthill, Ida
no. adv st.
CARPENTER WORK WANTED ny
experienced man. Address Box 562
Boomers Ferry, Ida. adv2tc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
LA FIESTA De ANOCHE
En- Ell RTEkEO

i g. 4 4 s . + tt IL
a Con numeroso v seleCto pdbl;co. com
pliesto de encan adoras ml,jeFes, y de
distinguldos caLalleros, Sc efectuo ano-
che en- ell Ateneo Ii patri6t,ca ,'Fics-
taadeila Razas.
Ina excelepte orquesta amesl.Zh Ell
acto, ejecutando, dos pleas mus,cales
que fueron muy. aplaGdidaS. El Ii
cenciadoi Luis Eillaronga Iey6 un tra-
bajo literario zen prosa, a pnop5s.to
del brillante festival que Sc celebra-
ba, el 'cual fuG apIautlidn con gan
entusiasmo por el distinguido pnbl;-
co congregado ALI.
La Mia Sol Real. hermosa chiquilla
de nueve amos, que toca el piano con
suma maestffa, recbio dos graadeS
ovacones. Sol es una bella promesa
del arte musical. que en- no lejano dfa
nos aSombrarG todoS. Amoche. con
la encantadora "Canci6n de Primave-
RAJ, de Mendeissohn, arranc6 al pa
no tOrrentes de dulzura Y ammonia que
llenaron de emoci6n t0dos los pech0s,
ell c6lebre "NocturnO'', del genio de
Varsovia. que ejecut6 con eXtraOrdi-
mario alarde de factlltades artfsticas,
dominic del pedal Y eXquiSitoy senti-
miento, demostr0 que para ella nj
las mas diffciles pleas musicales
tienen secretos. at/
La gran pianista Elisa Tavarez de
Storer, debe sentirse orgullosa por
cohtar entire sus discfpulas a. Ia peque7
Tia Sol, que tan Ell alto dejo plantado
anoche ell nombre de SUI ilustre macs
ira. Los versos del notable pOeta
Luis Llorens Torres, autor de La Can
ci6,e de las Antillds, fueron muy aplau-
didos.
La distinguida sefOrita Maria de
Toca, quien debut6 anoche en- ell Ate
neO, ejecutando al piano una hermosa'
pdgina musical, fu6 objeto de una cali
ola ovaci6n, tributada a su consumada
maestrfa y al gran temperamento ar
tfstico que puso de relieve. y. ,3qn q
Coll y Cuchf el eminente tribune,
estuto supreme" LEGO i'm tnomento
en- que nos fguramos estari oyendo a
Jose de Diego. A pesar de Id tarea
labrumadora que la campaiia political
lie ha impuesto, y que debe haberle
fatigadO, lei ilustre orador pronuncio
Hno de'los mas grandilocuentes fdiscur
SOS que le }hemos' dido, ell cual, cree
mos, deberfa fepY0ducirse y! repa'rtirse
entire la juyentud, va que fu6 una ca
,tedra de provechosas enselanzas Y un
7himno patri6tico entonadO Espaiia
y sus ,vdstagos del NueYo Mundo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
Manifestation y mitin del Par
lido Popular en- Ponce
FL Ponce" derrota dos veces al "Bo-
rinquen Stars ~.a

Ponce, octubre II. - Como Sc habfa
anunciado, ell Partido Popular orga
nizado%aqu para mantener una can.
di1atura que sera votada per repu
blicanos y soeialistas, celebr6 ayel
tarde una Gran Parada que resultt
nutridfsima, va que la formaron va
rios miles de personals.
Abrfa la marcia In secci0n de ci
clista, luego la caballerfa Y detras el
pdblico, que tremolaba infinidad dc
banderitas nacionales Y rojas, el co
,loq de la bandera socialista. Una
banda de mfsica y tres grupos sde
mGsicOs situadOs en- distintos puntos
de la manifestation animaban la pa
rada, que recorri6 las GALES del Cas-,
tillO, parte de Mayor, Cantera, Inten
-dente Ramirez, Guadalupe, Tore
Victoria, Molina, Villa, Salud, Mari.
ma y Sc disolvi0 en- la Plaza Muno7
Rivera. a Il
Por la noche Sc efectu0 un gran mi
tin en- la parte Oeste de las Plazas
Mu1oz Rivera Y Degetau, al que con
currieron algunos miles de almas Y
en- el tomaron parte, hablando desde
la tribuna, el Presidente del Partido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
TRUST DE C1NEs?

Sc informa que un grupo de activos
empresariOs de cines de cintas cine
matogrdfcas, tiene va adquirido ell do
mimic de tres de los cines de Santurce
y de San Juan, Y tiende obtener
,el mayor ndmero possible de estos, 81
es possible todos los que funcionan en-
la ciudad y sus :pOblados. No nos pa
rece NAL; pero con tai de que el pd-
blico no vaya despues a encontrarse
con una alza de precios, que 81 sea
conveniente al negocio, no resulte 10
mismO los paganos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
LA BoDA DE HOY

En- la Capilla del Sagrado Corazon
de Jesis, en- Santurce, actuando el
Rvdo. Pbro. de Dios, Sc celebra la
simpatica boda de los distinguidos
jovenes J. A. Perez Martinez y Pa
auita Cueto Garcia, de Utuado, que
vinieron San Juan para realizar
su matrimoniO.
Apadrinan ell simpatico acto, los
esposos Anselmo Gonzalez Padfn Y
Paquita Cueto Y la boda Sc celebra en-
la elegante residencia de 6stos,
que son parientes muy cercanos' de la
contrayente. Los recien casados sal
dram enseguida para Utuado. e.
Que haya siempre la mayor ventu-
ra possible en- la vida para los diche-
SOS j6venes que realizan sus aspira-
clones de felicidad, y son muy esti-
mados por la sociedad de la culta
ciudad de la montana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
cELEBRANDo Ell AN1vERsARIo
Ell Hotel Condado celebr6 el primer
afio de su fundaci6n y damos gracias
por la cortesfa de la inyitacion remi-
tida Ell IMPARCIAL.
a sANTO DOMINGO

Agentes de casas de. comercio y
otros elementos de negocios e indus
trias, estan yendo de Puerto Rico a
la yecina Repdblica, en- donde parece
hay ancho campo para desarrollar
grandes actitvidades.
Algunas empresas comerciales es-
tablecen sucursales en- las principales
poblaciones de aquel pals nuevas
lfneas de vapores entire Estados Uni
dos la capital dominicana estan va
hacienda trasportes de meTcancfas Y
pasajeros.
Sc confa en- que todo ESQ sea un
Signo SECURE de que en- breve cesara
la ocupaci0n militar, volviendo su
vida civil de pals libre la pr6diga
terra hermana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
DE AIBONITO

I'm 5uen cNpdiddtO.-Lo es sin du-
da alguna, ell que para Comisionado de
Servicio Pdblico. de este pueblo ha 81
do elegido por el partido Union de
Puerto Rico. Responde al nombre de
don Jose Hernandez V6leZ, licenciado
en- farmacia y que ejerce aquf hace va
tempo, habiendose ganado la estima-
ci0n del vecindario, pOr su correccto
prOceder y hombrfa de bien. De sa-
lir triunfante este candidate, ganarfa
mucho Aibonito, pues hemos Gambia
do impresiones con Hernandez, y el
programa que Sc propone desarrollar
no puede slperarlo ell de ningdn can
didatO.
Veremos ST el dos de noviembre, las
urnas, dandole ell triunfo al la Union,
lleva a La Asamblea Municipal al licen
ciado Hernandez.
CorrespOnSGJ.
Octubre IL de 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
/ pRoNTo Sc INAUGURA

Ell magnftico TedtrO America de los
.spiiores G.. Crosas y Co, Sc inaugura.
ri en- bre;e Y Sc estdn terminando los
dltimos detalles dc decorado. Resul
IA un espl6nd;da cbra, con todas las
coniMlidades pira el pIblico, entire
elias una gran vcntilaci0n v espl6ndi
daS cOndiciones actisticas.
Sc han mont&do va los dos aparatos
para cincmai ografo, que son de 10 mas
nodeFno Y costOso, las cintas es
trenar serdn seleccionaGas con todo
cuidado del gran programa que STEM.
pre- tiene esta casa.
Los senores Crosas. Paoli y Oferral
estan ded;cando todas sus actividades
a fin lie que el eStreno del 7'eaf9o Am6.
RIGA resulte Un acontecimiento digno
de la ciVdad Y del costo de la obra,
eli Ia que han emplrado muchos miles
de d6lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
iEsPEcTAcULos
Cine Tres Banderas


Repetition de la grandiosa produc-
cion "Arcraft" en- nueve parties titula-
da Las Cadenas del Presidiario. Gran
dioso exito.
e. Cine RialtO
la eniinente estrella Catherine Cal
vert en- el supreme drama Una Move
laide Hampa Y Warnes GLAND y Eileen
Percy en- ell septimo episodio de la
emocionante serie Ell Testigo Oculto.
r, Cine Luna
Episodes uno y dos de la grandiosa
serie de aventuras e intrigas por Art
Accord titulada Las Caravelas del Te-
rror, y una cinta comica.
Cine Monte Carlo
La grandiosa cinta Victoria Ines
perada, donde Sc ven grandes carreras
de caballos.
Cine Real
Grandiosa pelfcula Victoria Ines
perada" Es una gran cinta para los
hipicoss
Cine Victory Garden
Estreno deispoderoso drama Pathe.
.en actos, interpretado por Herbert
ERawlinson, titulado Viandantes e.
episode No 2 de Vivo Muerto, por
Jack Dempsey
Cine Puerto Rico
Damas gratis. A peticion del pd-
blico daremos Cleopatra, por Theda
Bara.
Cine Beliograph, (Catano).
Colossal estreno de los episodios 8
" 4 de la serie El Misterio de los Ire
ce, por Francis Ford Y Rosemary The
by, acompanados de una bonita cinta
'comica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13
NOTICIAS DE PONCE

Ponce, octubre 10.-Segin informes
que Sc nos suministran en- el Quartet
de la Policfa, aver tarde emprendieron
viaje hacia esa capital cuatro j6venes
alistados para cl Ej6rcito Nacional en-
esta ciudad.
Los reconocidos fueron numerosos,
pero los aceptados solo esos cuatro.
-Anteanche llevaron efecto los
socialistas un mitin en- ell poblado de
la Playa, hacienda uso de la palabra
varios oradores obreros.
Piedras lanzadas por alguien sobre
los concurrentes al mitin citado, hi
rieron un hombre Y una muier. de
los que asistfan dicho acto.
-AnOche, a las dOce media, ell
auto No. 205, choc6 Ell ell barrio Canas.
con un coche tirado por dos caballos,
guiadO por> Jose V6lez, en- ell que iba
como pasajerdS Pedro Arcelay Con
zale. Resultaron 1esionados Arcelay
y V6lez, con desperfectos ell coche v
los animales estropeados.
Ell cocheses propiedad de Isidro Mar
tfneZ.
-Antier sc escape de la casa de
Jose Brunei, un hermano de este, la
mado Prudencio Correa, de IL amos de
edad, color blanco, rubio; aver de-
sapareci6 del hogar de su madre, nom
brada dola Ramona Lugo Gonzalez,
un hijo de 6sta llamado Julio Cesar
Gonzalez, de Z amos de edad, color
trigueiio. ...
-AnteanOche aprOb0 la Asamblea
Municipal de esta ciudad una Orde-
nanza, autorizando la compra de los
arruinadOs edificios "Teatro La Per-
la" Y casino de Ponce, ahora perte-
necientes los senOres GuillermO Ar
bona Indalecio Rivera. Ell principal
objetivo buscado por Ia Administra-
ci0n en- este asuntO, es ensanchar la
calle Mayor, en- ell trozo comprendido
entire Cristina Isabel.
Una comisi6n designada por la Asam
blea gestionara ell negocio.
-Enfermo de cuidado guarda CANA
en- su domicilio, calle Virtud, ell an
tiguo encuadernador don Cdndido Ma
tfas, pOr cuyo restablecimiento hace-
mos cordiales votos.
-Continda trabajando en- ell Teatro
Broadway, Ia excelente Compaffa We
lascO, de zarzuelas Y revistas, que an
teanoche puso en- escena, con resonante
exito, las revistas La Sei1oritG del AR0
y La ReinG del CdyMaUQI V anoche la
magnffica .obra Mujeres D Flores. ..
Sc hacen entusiasticos concentrates
acerca de la labor de los artistas, 10
ajustada de Ia orquesta y la presenta-
ci6n de las obras.
-Andnciase que Sc halla un POGO
mejor del ataque de PARALYSIS que lie
postr6 en- ell lecho hace alg1n tempo,
lamentable accidente de que nos hici-
mos eco, ell estimable seiiOr Aurelio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-13

Popular, senior Rafael Castillo Loza-
no, Bernardo Sudrez, Bolivar Ochart,
LcdO. Leopoldo Tonnes, sefior Primi-
two Laguer, Lcdo. Domingo Sepdlve-
da, senior Sandalio e. Alfonso V ell Ii
cenciadO Francisco PARA Cap6.
Como ninguno de los oradores Sc
eXtendi6 mucho, ell acto termin6 a las
once y pico en- medic de la mayor
animation por parte de los republi-
canOs y SOcialistas asistentes 6l, sin
que ninguna de las dos fiestas hubie-
Sc sido alterada por desorden alguno.
, = Aver midieron sus fuerzas dos
veces los teams BOriRquen Stars
Ponce, venciendO este quel en- am
bos juegos En- ell primero de la ma
1lana, por ochO a una sarrera, en-
el de la tarde, segundo. por cuatro
tres runs. .,r-s--
Como es natural, esa victoria ha re
verdecido los laureles de la novenG
local, que Sc dispone a discutir la sil-
premacfa a los demas teams de la Is
la en- los campos deportivos de la
Isla.