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Evening journal., 1921-03-19
ED LAMY. WORLDS
ICE SKATING CHAMP
TO FIELD FOR LAKE,

Harry Lake. stellar backstop-
per. who will leave Wilmington
in a day or so for Newport News.
Va. where he will again handle
the reins Of the village repre-
sentatives In the Virginia
League. reports that he has
signed Ed Lamy, worlds cham
pion ice skater OF saranac. y. Y.
Ed Is fielder OF note and ought
to be able to easily cover any
outer garden. with the great
speed and endurance he has
shown on the ice. He is one OF
three brothers who saw active
service overseas during the war.
Lake will take one Whining
ton tosser with him when he
leaves, doc" Dolan. the heavy
hitting portside first-sacker.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19

such day a year for FIVE years would
supply funds 10 insure the future OF
the institution.
The plan was conceived as a result
OF the news from San Francisco that
Cal McVey. held by many TO be the
actual founder OF the National
League. and who is now an inmate
In a San Francisco hospital, is seri-
ously IN.
There would never be more
than so inmates for such a home. ="
said Evers. "and the least the game
could do would be TO take care OF
them after their usefulness has
passed. Many ball players know
nothing but baseball. Not all OF
them are Ty Cobbs and fellows OF
that kind who draw big money and
know how to invest IT, Many OF
them think only baseball, as well
as play It,"
Not all ball players would be ad-
mitted TO the new home. Only
those who have put in a definite
number Of years in the game and
have been recognized In professional
circles. would be given admittance.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
Indians and Yankees Should
Fight II Ont, Says Farrell

Tor ONO.
II was thought last fan that
Speaker would try TO get moro ex-
pericnced shortstop to take the
place OF the game kid. Joey Soweli.
but the Indian chief is going TO stick
to him and claims that nc will be tho
star OF the year.
only the New York Yankees seem
to stand In the way OF the Indians
and the rag. The White Sox arc alb
solutoly gone and the ST. Louis
Browns are very uncertain.
The Yanks aren't much better
than they were last year and they
weren't good enough then.
Manager Huggins has a big out
field problem and even the return
OF Frank Baker does not make II
sure that his inheld will be any bet
ter than last year. He has a terrific
hitting team.of course. but q Is as
slow as a tank. His pitching stan
Is no stronger and although he has
ridden the camp OF "bolshcviks.''
there Is no certainty that he will
have any more authority than he
had last scason-which was practi-
cally none.
! Tho st. Louis Browns are one OF
those things that are liable TO pop
out at any time There was friction
last year between the club owners
and the management This re-
moved by the appointment Of Lee
Fohl. the club may do better and
cause trouble in the race. The
Browns have a good BAN club and n
Fohl is able to get them working
consistently they must be figured.
Il may bring a laugh. but Connie
Mack's club may be a big surprise.
The lean old manager has been CA
perimenting for five years and
there's no telling when he Will strike
the right combination. The Athiet-
les looked good last year at times
Washington. with pitcher or
two. has a good club. one that win
be a mark for none, but 1t isn't OF
pennant speed.
Ty Cobb. with the Tigers. and
Hugh Duffy. with the Red Sox. may
bring their clubs higher up In the
race. but It Is almost too much 10
expect pennants from them In their
first year.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
Giants Look Like Best Bet
In National League Race

and a fragile lnheld. the Giants chas-
ed the Robins clear TO the wire last
year.
The club is stronger this year.
should start stronger and finish
stronger.
Rabbit Maranwlle will make a
pennant contender out Of the Pitts
burgh Pirates George Gibson sac
rlficed some batting strength and
some powerful outheld talent TO get
him but there is plenty left. The Pi-
rates look awfully good for the race
but not good enough TO nose out the
Giants
Brooklyn has the best pitching
stan in the major league. II may
even be stronger with Reuther In the
fold, but the club Is no better than
It was last year and everyone ex-
cepting the residents OF Flatbush ad-
NIT that the Ebbets crowd was rather
lucky last year.
The Cincinnati Reds appear 20 be
shot. Pat Moran wrecked his club
10 get rid OF some disturbers. With
a recruit, Bohne. on second base and
the light hitting Crane in right field.
the club will not be as strong as IL
was last year. There may be bet
ter morale on the club with Reuther.
Ring. Rath and Neale gone. but
morale will not go II alone.
Johnny Evers also has been tear
ing down the Chicago Cubs 10 such
an extent that his club is a mystery.
However. any club under Evers must
be figured. He brought the Giants
out OF the ditch last year and he
may be" a miracle man with the
Bruins.
Among the Cards. the Braves and
the Phils there may be a Brave
team OF 1914" that will step out in
midseason and knock the circuit
dead. But there's nothing to indi-
cate II now.
Charley Stoneham, president Of
the Giants. and McGraw are claim
| ing the pennant and their claim looks
at the very least as good as any
ones.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
RY nENRY u. TARREIlIl.

CUnited Press staff Corrcspondent) |
NEW YORK, March 17.-Up and |
down Broadway, they're talking
about a private worlds series" on
the Polo Grounds next fall.
The Gotham bugs are sure that
the major league pennants will drop
into the arms OF the Giants and
Yankees.
In disposing OF the American
League pcnnant. however, there Is
just the slightest concern TO find out
what Iris Speaker will have to say
about evacuating the front line
trenches that ne took last fail.
Looking over the world cham
pion Indians. one gets fairly hit In
the face with the impression that
Iris Speaker will have quite a lot
TO say.
Speaker thinks so we'll OF his
champions that he didn't turn a
hand all winter TO improve the club.
other clubs went through a hectic
winter OF trades and attempted
trades. but Speaker went hunting.
on dope, unreliable as Il may be
sometimes. the Cleveland tribe
should repeat and win their second
pennant I'm a row.
They face the same rosy pros
poets that the Cincinnati Reds had
last spring. but IL is almost a GER
tain fact that Speaker will not al
low the Indians to follow the wild
ways that wrecked the Moran bunch.
"Duster" Mails practically won
the pennant for the Indians last
year That sterling southpaw came
just at the opportuno momen. when
the great Stan CovelcsSie and Jim
Bagby were about 20 break under
the terrific burden of carrying the
club alone. Mails stepped IN and
won every game he pitched.
He should be Just as good this
season and working regularly with
the other pair OF stars Speaker
ought TO have about the best stan In
the league.
The Indian boss says he would
not be surprised to see his trio turn
in 75 victories during the season. II
they do, and n the other members
OF the stan do no better than break
in their starts, the pennant is sure
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
THE USuPs. NEXT

One OF the first. II not the
FIRST accident. OF the local base
BAN season reported, occurred at
one OF the noon-time tilts "a day
or so ago down az the Harlan
boatyard. The Apprentices are
getting In shape for the coming
season and one OF the boys drove
a ball threw a window, landing
In the machine shop. Flying
glass struck Harry Hopkins. one
OF the workers. who was reading
a paper as his noon recreation.
A slight wound on the hand re-
suited. spectacles he wore saving
one Of his eyes from the flying
bits
They'll be building windows
from material other than glass
at the rate the boys are crashing
them.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19

II you want an education. get out
and fight for Il.
That's the advice OF Harvey Brett
man Of Brooklyn.
And he's doing IT,
in the daytime Breitman is a
medical student.
At night he's a professional boxer.
Fight fans know him as Harvey
Bright" He's a lightweight in the
ring. but plans 20 graduate into a
heavyweight" doctor.
Breitman has met the best OF the
Brooklyn scrappers OF his class and
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
Lincoln Star Sinner
BY IIALLY

Howard S. Bowen. manager OF the
Lincoln Stars. Is doing his best for
the team and the players are back
ing him.
Tommy Long was again elected
captain. He is the teams best
pitcher.
Paul Velanetine. who last year
carried away the honors Of being
one OF the best infelders OF the
club. will again take up his posi-
ton at this initial sack.
Johnny Golden. our veteran
third baseman. has made a record
Of his own with the war club. He
Is the young Babe Ruth.
Yves" Davis. the teams star
backstop. will be behind the plate
again this year.
Frank Hall. who was captain OF
the Union Garden A c. football
ledlu AdoN geoAs NhAeh Nvh ei4A ecNh
cut OF fifteen games, will take up
his duties as guardian OF centre pas
ture.
Although Emmett Golden is the
smallest player on the team, he is
expected TO make a crackerJack
fielder.
Everybody out on April :. to see
the Lincoln Stars administer the
egg crate wallop" 70 the Cubs. We
should celebrate the opening with
victory, eh. fellows?
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
Flash Lights From the
Ninth Ward
nv WINDY
BY WINDY

Everybody out TO the club when
the Ninth Ward Wilmington
I.eaguers leave for their spring
training at Twenty-second and
Claymont streets.
Our grounds are in good shape to
start the old pill rolling.
Hats OF 20 the managers OF our
ball team, McElroy and Lux.
What's coming OF. Freddy Lutz?
Are YOU thinking about getting mar
ried? Saw you talking to a girl last
night.
Dennis Bradley was seen with his
hair parted in the middle Thursday
night.
Dancing Saturday night. The jazz
ola boys will furnish the music.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
when a golfer is OF his game n
usually gets the hook.

usually gets the hook.
There's a For Rent sign hanging
outside the meeting quarters Of the
stove league.
A BAH star. though not a wres-
tier. may so TO the mat with his
manager.
There are plenty OF laps in an
indoor track meet but tired run
ners can't sit down In them.
Baseball statisticians have missed
a good chance, no ones ever thought
of keeping track OF the number OF
bats busted IN a season.
Harry Wills. fighter. who has en-
terede burlesque. says he can pull
n one-night stand with Dempsey
and remain standing.
Like father. like son. Christy
Mathewson. Jr.. is a pitcher on the
saranac Lake (N. " high school
team.
Political. patriotic and other sorts
OF rallies fade away when compared
10 the one sometimes pulled on in
the last Of the ninth.
No. sister. the hit and run" does
MT concern boxing. It's part Of
Evening journal., 1921-03-19

has emerged victorious in every bat
tie thus far.
He expects to finish his medical
course at the City Hospital in two
years
Then" says he. down go the
boxing gloves and up goes the 'Dr.
Breitman' shingle."
Breitman wears glasses while
learning. but takes them or while
earning.
lie frankly explains that he took
up boxing because Il was the quick
est way to earn money for mapping
out "a successful career.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
TALK NEW RURAL
BASEBALL LEAGUE

Promise OF another baseball
league for this section is seen in a
meeting which has been called for
next Tuesday night, in the Chester
Z. NJ. c. A. The proposed league is
70 be composed OF firms between
wilmington and Chester and will be
n sort OF industrial or manufactur-
ing circuit.
Representatives OF Worth Broth
crs Steel Company. General Chemi-
cal, Sun Oil. Pure OIL Congoleum
Company. Union Petroleum. Edge
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
PENN-DEL L-BROWNS
HIT PATH TONIGHT

Manager wolfe's Penn-Del five will
meet the Brownson big five tonight at
Peoples Settlement. The Settlement
boys have been going at a fast clip
lately and stopped Reliance in their
last start. They are out tonight to
avenge the defeat Brownson handed
them earlier in the season. Brownson
appears confident OF duplicating the
victory and will bring a large dele
cation OF rooters with them 20 en-
courage the men.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
The up
NO. 2s OUTCLASSED.

De Sales Juniors outclassed No. 2S
School in a basketball game yesterday
by the score Of % TO 8. The fea-
ture Of the game was the passing
and shooting OF the De Sales team.
Father Paul Fournier, coach Of the
De Sales boys. has started plans for
baseball and expects TO develop a
fast team, as some good material is
on hand from last year.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
WoNIEN NO sEE TIGHTs.

PITTsBURGH-women have been
invited 10 turn out for the
senior boxing championships OF
the Allegheny Mountain Association
OF the \. A. u. The fair sex re-
sponded TO a similar invitation in
New Yor kand Pittsburgh hopes for
alike response.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
OLD BROWNSON
STAGES COMEBACK

Brownson hit their old stride last
night when they defeated c. T. A
OF Chester 80 to IS.
The fans were treated 10 a sur
prise in the second half. when the
old reliable Joe Haney. appeared in
uniform The score:
n.---.-..-.--.-
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
REAvERs WIN ANOTHER.

The Beaver team Of the All-Wil-
mington League won from the Lin
coin University varsity team last
night at No. 22 School by the score
OF 90 20 II. The game was hard
fought from start 10 finish. The
score.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19

Its the spirit that wins ball
games" says John Hcydler. head OF
the National League. Not TO mem
tion pinch hits.
Mr.. Pesslmist AYERS that the last
snowHtorm OF the year Is holding
OF until opening day.
Whom a golfer Is OF his game he
Evening journal., 1921-03-19

Moor Yards and Texas oil Company
have been asked TO be present at
the meeting.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19

Search the Want Ads for good
bargains in real estate during the
month
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
ZINE sKATE RECORD.

ST. PAUI-Everett McGowan. ST.
Paul professional skater, closed this
season with a record OF % first
places out OF "a starts
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
standlnn of the PlaYsrs
THREE-CoRNERED MEET.

Observation-Disclosures boards
OF George Washington, Catholic
University and University Of Mary
land will likely back proposal to
stage a triangular track and field
meet in Washington, April %.
should communicate with President
Bowen.
A meeting OF the managers and
ceptains Of the twelve teams will be
held sometime next week.
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
S%az-tS"T y 9AY9

baseball.
Base running speed in southeru
training camps hasn't got a thing %
Evening journal., 1921-03-19
The Evergreen
Wildcats

BY JAMES w. EGAN.
Copyright. 1891. by The News
paper Enterprise Association-l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02
(Por Gable Frances)

Nueva York, Julio 1.-Ha causl-
do enorme sensation en- los circulos
de boxeo, la noticia de que el formi
dable campeon franIis Clrpentier no
ha puesto obstaculo alguno de luchar
en- un espacio de 1S pies cuadrados
propuesto por el boxeador americana
Demsey. Carpenter siempre habia
luchado en- un espacio no menor de
20 pies cuadrados y por este motive
n impression en- el amino del publ
co es que Carpenter Sc encuentra en-
condolences mas que favorables para
el "m&cht".
FL periodico Evening Sun" felici
ia calurosamente al manager" de
Carpenter, Mr.. Deschaps, por haber
escogido con una semlna de antici-
paci6n al famoso boxeador de peso
complete Tom Gibbons, quien ayud6
durante el entrenamiento a Carpen-
tier.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02
ODE La PRENsA NEoYoRoU1NA)

Pocos acontecimientos han movido Ell
alma de este pueblo como la pr6xima lu-
cha entire Georges Carpenter y Jack
Dempsey. El espiritu yanqui es absolu-
tamente deportista. 81 los toros llega-
ran aclimatarse en- este pals, los ah-
cionados sc contarian por minones. La
passions por los atletas es, despues del
gran amor por los business, Ia seho
IA de todo eoraz6n norteamericano
A Dempsey. como es natural, SO le
Tinden aqui tributOs de dios Climpico.
Sus palabras va estan adquiriendo SO
nora y solemne fama de proverbios ii
rOstro del gigantesco luchador aparece
en- todos los diarios, y en- los hogares
ocupa Ell sitio de honor al lado de Ia
escueta figura del general Pershing. Los
yanquis, generosamente, lie perdonan la
vida a Carpenter. Por ahi hay algunos
que 10 Green tan inepto que no merece
nj tan siquiera los honores de ponerse-
le al frente al ''le6n del Colorado. Sc
le critica porque va a los teatros vesti-
do de frac recibe los periodistas EN-
lujosas pajamas de seda. Sus habitacio-
nes mas parecen las de un artista que
la de un boxeador vulgar. Y es porque
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02
Ell recital del maTteS
en- ell TGatrO

Como saben les. lectores, el notablo
concertista de piano don Jose cOnrado
Tovar, cuyo frente hgura ell entusias-
ia caballero don Cello Rossy, "ama-
teur" pianista de meritO, aunque Su
gran tnodestia es eneniga de exhibicio
nes y elogios, dara el martes, sesun
dijo va Ell MUNDo, las ocho y media
de la noche, un gran concierto en- ell
Toa.ro de esta capital, que promote ser
un verdadOro ac9ntecimicnto artis.ico,
no solo por las facultades del insigne
piarista, sino tambi6n por el valer de
las personas que coadyuvan al esplendo.
de la refenda fiesta
Don Jose Conrado ToVar no es an pia
nista ejecutante soianente. E., adenas,
10 que podriamos tllamar un psicologo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02
EIRGgimiGntO 65 de
InfantGria Seraredu-
CidO a 300 hOmbrGS

I'll Congreso americana h.! vot@de
una ley acordando Ia reduction del
Ejercito a 10000 hombres en- octu-
bre.
FL acta del Congreso que creaba un
Ejercito de 100000 hombres, ha sido
modificada en- el sentido de que Sc re-
duzca el mismo a 10000, acordandO-
Sc licenciar alredor de $4,000, duran
te los tres meses siguientes.
FL actual numero de oficiales no Sc
IA modifcado en- el Ejercito, pero 81
en- la Marina.
Los "allotments" terminara el q
de julio del corriente aiio.
Los miembros del Ejercito po3ran
usar ropa de paisanos cuando no es-
ten de servicio, excepto aquellos que
sirvan en- Alemania, Filipinas, Fran
cia, Hlwai Puerto Rico.
Los siguientes oficiales del Regi-
miento de Puerto Rico No 65, de In
fanteria, seran pgobablemente rele-
vadOs de aqui, en- enero pr6ximo: Co
mandantes f. Iriarte, F. Marxuach,
Moreno S. M. Montesinos; capitl-
mes, Navas, Torres, Vazquez Bruno
y nuestro muy distinguido amigo d.
Modesto Rodriguez.
En- esta nueva reforma del F. ;r-
cito, el Regimiento No. 65, de Puer-
to Rico, que consta de Is compahi s
de a 100 hombres cada una, sera
reducido en- uRos 40 hombres por
compahis, quedando, por consiguien
te, reducido a unos 500 hombres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02
Ell GENERAL SFENGER ANTE Ell
TRIBUNAL DE LEIFZIG

LEIPZIG, Julio 1.-El Tribunal Su-
premo de esta ciudad ha empezado juz-
gar al general Stenger, acusado de ha-
ber dado ordenes a sus tropas para que
mataran los pr,s oneros.
El mencionado general nj ga las acu-
saciones, pero ell cemandante Crusius.
quien ell mil noveciensos catorce fue ca
pitan las ordenes de Stsrger, Ia hecho
gravisimas declaraciones, que, por su
caracter veridico, son objeto de expo
stones de ira muchos comentar!os.
FL comandante Crusius dice que antes
de la batalla de Neuchoff, el general
stanger reunio les ofciales y les orde-
no que mataran todos los prisioneros.
Cita, ademas, numerosos casos de muerte
aplicada a los soldados heridos.
A pesar de esras declaraciones, STEM
ger continla negando los hechos.
FL doctor Farnau, quien as.sti6 en- cam
pafia al comandante Crusius, dice que el
estaGo de depression nerviosa de este Sc
debe a las 6rdenes dadas por Stenger,
de que Sc pasara a cuchillo todos los
prisioneros, 10 que di6 lugar a horroro-
sas escenas.
Los peri6dicos do Berlin muestr&nse
indignados por las declaraciones de Cru
sius.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02
LA TERRIBLE LUCIA QUE LOS
DOS THAMES LIBRARIAN HOY

Carpenter We en- ell boxeo, una resurTec
ci6n de la e5ad clasica: un retorno IN
Grecia de Aspasia dc Pericles.
Carpenter no lucha, como 10 hace
Dempsey: pOr lucrar solamente.. La prue
ba dc este desinteres la tenefnos en- la
regaci6n cue ha hecho de permitir que
e. pubhco 10 yea practicar 10 que lie pri
va de ganarse ana suma que no bajaria
de sesenta mil d6lares. Dempsey, por el
contrario, ha convertible su gimnasio en-
una plaza publica. Carpenter siente por
ell boxeo ell entusiasmo de un hombre idea
hsla. Para 81, boxear no es ganar dine
70 ,sino colmar sus aspiraciones y soste-
ner Ell alto su nombre.
Un cronista de boxeo que visit6 i'll
timamente a Carpenter dijo:
"No conprendo como este muchacho
de rostro pahdo y maneras casi afemi-
paaas tenga valor para desafar a Demp
sey. Estoy casi SECURE de que esta lucha
no podra durar mas de cinco minutes.
Antes del segundo round" Dempsey
lechara por terra a Carpenter.
Pero Sullivan y Willy Lewis, dos bo-
xeadores de fams, Opinan que Ell triunfo
sera de Carpenter; que Dempsey jamas
Sc ha tropezado con un boxeador de la
agilidad inteligencia de Carpenter.
Sullivan dijo: "El case de Dempsey y
Carpenter es Ell mismo de Sullivan y
Corbett. Nadie esperaba que Corbert
le aguantara nj siQuiera tres minutes al
gigantesco Sullivan, y va ven ustedes,
como Corbett menos fuerte que su con
trincante ,logr6 ponerlo fuera de comba
te ESQ misno pasara con Dempsey, por
que Carpenter es hombre que pelea con
ell cerebro y el cerebro vale mas que el
mdsculo. Rianse ustedes del tamaho de
Dempsey. Carpenter 10 vencer& y de
una manera casi vergonzosa.
(Continua en- Ia pag. g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02
EN- NUEvA YORK Sc Cree QUE
JORGE CARPENTER VENCERA

gado por Ultima vez la petici6n del
superintcndente de reformas para
que no Sc celebre el desaffo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02
UN DELINCUENTE NO PUEDE
SER ACUSADO MAS DE UNA
VEZ POR Ell MISMO DELITO

Hoy Sc vera ante el juez Odlin, de
la Corte Federal, la moci6n que pre-
sentara el Licdo John Gay, en- re-
presentation de Cecilio Miranda, pa
ra sue la Corte 10 absuelva libremen
te, todl vez que en- el juicio por ju-
RADIO celebrado contra este acusadO,
el jurado por un error en- la prepara
ci6n del veredicto, encontr6 a una per
soma distinta culpada del ddito y
no al referido acusado. Sc alegl que
el acusado no puede ser sometido a
un nuevo juicio, porque este viola
los preceptos de la Constitution, que
prescriben que un delincuente no .po-
dra ser acusado mas de una vez por
un mismo delito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02

Sc pisa y forran botones.
A CARA2O, BraO St. IL.
AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-02

de Ia mdsica, porque sabe dessntraiiar
todos les srcanos de Ia ammonia y la emo
ci6n que las paginas de los grandes com
positores atesoran
Para que el pubhco pneda apreciaT
que sc trata de un verdadero pianista,
nos completeness en- reproducir, en- sin
tests, las frases que le han dedicado al.
gunos importantisimos peri6dicos:
Del Herald, dc Londres: "Tovar,
el Paderewski mejicano, dio nm recital
anoche en- la sala Beethoven, ante un
selectisimo pdblico que le tribute re
petidas cvaciones. Ell senior Tovar toca
bien, con brillantez y sentimiento. Los
numeros de Chopin fueron interpretados
magistralmente, con intensa passion"
Del New Yok Tribune, de Nueva
York: "Tovar es honra de su pals. de
su arte de 81 mismo'. Y del 'San
Luis Daily: "Nadie busque en- Tova-
aQuella intimidad poetica, aquel decir
de los que sienten en- la mdsica, voces
misticas exaltadas; su discourse sonoro
es sencillo, directo, sin compicaciones,
= su estilo, NADIA policromo, a veces da
la impression de una aqua fuerte".