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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

,,,iriii.,,si rae three-year odds and up: con-
I is, s,N furlongs-I.ord Brighton i.s
i i9s" ,I -, to ., to :. 20 :. Ven; Curt"w
ond' Genie. W. III tMcAtcei. 10 .
70 l. to ). 'hird Time, 1913 Is Also
SI" ti'"STy m1ker Mn!os rarks s,
Bal!ymooncy ~ "''
s.conL race-,four. year-olds ana up:
srt..plcchhse selling; about two miles.
rattle. l5o usowanl. TO ., I To- s. To ..
10 5. to |. second: War Victor ,S5
Zones. Is to !. . to /. i To :. ,hirJ. Tim
':iS 10 Also ran; Rhomh. Long Trail
oE TT ma summer Sight; Wisest Fool.
far.ungs. DICK Dcahcyc. lO2 (McAts:D 10
20. H. 10 L. to !, won; Lady Delhi. 80
SiE ,r,.arIip to 70 :. t" o. second
To !. even. third Time. 1901 .-J Also
ran; Wyiie. Maggie Murphy. Furious,
EH%1'9th. Ead'ola, Mamma. Radical: noun.
ronr,h rnSe-,hS Hanover handicap;
s!Nt."nth-lc!Iow Hand. II. tMilIrrJ /
20 TO s. to 2. won; sennings Park.
ond Veto, % tallahanb. : to /. to 10.
10 ); third. Time. I:ii. Also ran: snare,
Dr. Clark.
Fif,h racc-i"urye Odds ana up; one
kummcrl. Is to |, to ]. To Z. won .
l,mrcas, ~ 'Sande)' ! 10 :. 1" :.
,h,r'i Tin,e las 10 Also ran, Wa.
Plume. La kross
Sixth racc-two-y year olds ma idcns: five
iuriongs -I.aily. ut &C. Kummcrl. I to !,
20 10 !. to /. 10 |. second; Aknusti.
third; Time, ! 81 2-5 Also ran: Elan.
Relay, sun leigh. Sl.ivcconard. Knot
G:ass. Silent King. FlnnlIty. Dr. 4. :.
pahncy. Cydonia.
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AMERICAN GOLFER LEADS
FIELD WITH CARD OF 70
Charles Hoifrcr. of Philadelphia,
Features Qualifying Round
In Scotland
NE Asso.iated rress.l


ST ANDREWS. SCOTLAND. June
20. TO Charles Hoffncr. Of tn. Phil
mont Country Grub. OF Philadelphia.
today fell the honor OF returning the
low score over the old course TN the
trst days play IN the qualifying
round for the British open golf cham.
pi"nship. IIofrncr made the eighteen
holes in scventy-thrcc strokes. after
No had missed puts on tho last three
holes Tn" record for the coHrsc is
SS.N"nty'onc. and * held by George
Duncan. the British Omen champion.
The low score OF the day over the
f.d"' course went to Joseph H. Kirk
wood. the Australian open champion.
who also had a ~.
All the sixteen American contest
ants-both amateurs and professionals
turned in good cards for the early
round After Hoftucr. Bobby Jones.
or Atlanta, had the low score for tho
Americans. 20, while following
Jones came George Mclean. of the
Grassy Sprain Club. of New York
and lack Hutchinson, Of the Glen
view Country Club, Chicago. each
With -
The cards OF the ether American,
We're as follows: j. Douglas Edsaru.
IS: Tom kerri.an, Siawauoy Conn
try club. y. Y. IS. jim BARNES, pei
ham, IS; DR.. Paul Hunter. California.
~ Waiter Hagen. Detroit. so; Fred
Mcleod, Washington. u G., 81; vii.
;red Reid. Wilmington. Del, 81; John
burgess AShcviile, y c.. 50. William,
MeIh"rn: shreveport. La. Country
.lup. N3 Charles Evans. Jr. the
Amcrican amateur champion. So. and
t'Mlmet French. Youngstown, Ohio,
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LATONIA RESULTS

First race-for three ycar.o,1s
carm "nt PgFSf fra s,ia'0 sIS f9yonsspr:
second; I.anceiot. ito twilsaSnto ssS'9S.
9 "%s T ns SON ii,' A a. Also 5sh GRsy
%WH rntS r,! sam hSh, by Heck, Day E Of
c Inn T.? tGarnsrj. $3.50. s@.ss sa a.so
.ie5O. second; niIi ' and COO SH0' Iis Fuse
Ma iS; ,hird w,,G lime l;,2 So Also rsn
ncuy IL. ''"'' i'ue Deep
Third race..for three-year-olds: claim.
i Sns III" SFicla aas ,s stS
, ,ss"L,. sedo; won; Miss E%n,aine To-
,,M\urra0; $500. third. Fine ISIS ISIS ~.
Also ran; Jcisam. Tough Red, whippet
Fourth rac"--thc Fort MitcheIl: for
tn h3 5 ySar ,5a pTrss 5000 SIX furonss
second Balance Wheel. los PooD. si..iS
i Iinl, Tine La n Also ran: Advocate
Filth raeS@; fh I Iyrie four.year.oles
and up; purse. tl.7oo; one mile and a six.
.ssS WOW; s bass fEs ,sssds6iis s5 1885,
fioo, second; Mint Cat io7 (FooD. $3.50
n,n E Ts MAKE &c. Also saIs raj" lou T %ss
$IN,h racc-,wo., year -olls: colts and
Nr'ieis ito irl:sids,. $3.50 sg. Ss.'s ss.so
Won Darius, ii5 Lykel; $40, s? so. sec,
Time 1907 Is Also ran: Hutchinson.
nnlly buttons. sun Time. Hinkle and Jor-
elaimnr: purse, $1,000; mile and a six six:
wda tui 'G w. df 5S e s2o $685.
$3.50. second: Grace Daugherty. los tPor-
s f'p 'io hT n r@s '' and nd Few Esw
Acres also nm.
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by virtue OF "a certain decd of trust.
lated July -. 1920. aud recorded in
The Iienrico County Circuit Court
Clerk 3 ciiic" In -. Il. 2I5-B. page 22s.
f"fhu!t having been made in the pay
m'ht Of portion Of the deb, so,urcd
th"r,hy, aud having been required by
tht bch"ncihry hereunder 40 10 10.
!. the Undersigned trustee. viii. on
TUESDAY. lime 81. 1921.
At 500 O'clock T. NJ
IN tho rooms Of tho Richmond pooi
Gsthte l."chnnge. - North N;n,h
St.tt,, proceed 10 sell al public atIr-
, ,!,. ne property conveyed therein.
"a" ihpse two ccrta.n lets OF Land
ia the County % Iicurico. VA d.stv
mated as Lots Nos. IS aud II. In l8lock
III i NM, IN n. Plan Of BRYAN PARK
nLerh's 'fhc" ia r. 4 To- page 6.
fronting together 100 zee, on Ron,
Aychu" and extending back $50 foct
rms IL fine opportunity for any
one wishing to build q home in tho
suburbs "
TERMS: Cash
". +. Reid.
Trustee.
fou Gan snvc ruoucy 10y reading Dis
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by WILLIAM u Redo.
RcaltOr.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
AT rame Dwelling
Known as No. 1922
West Moore Street

~ virtue Of Il certain deed or trust.
dated hpril 30. 1913 and recorded in
the Richmond 'hanCcTy Court tl.rk' &
OfHcc in -. u. 252- u. UaT" 81. default
having been made ia the payment OF
The debt secured thereby. and having
been required by the beneficiary
hereunder 50 To do I. tho under
signed trustee. viii. on
FRIDAY, JUNE -. 1921.
Al $50 o'clock T. II.
on the premises. proceed to sell at
pubic auction the property conveyed
therein. VIZ. THAT certain lot Of
land with an Engagements thereon.
known az SO. 1922 West Moore street
~ 'hr city of Richmond. Va begin
nlrr at a point on the northern line
% ioo-c street 227 feet vest OF
Llizaneth street. thence running
"cstwardly aud fronting on the
northern line OF Moore street 10 feet,
and oEtcndjug back between parallel
limos 100 feet to "a l0-fOot alley"
This property - in "a section where
IL VIII 1lwHys keep rented AT 4 good
rental. therefore. IL should at;rac,
anEone looking for nice little in
Ncstmcnt
TERMS: Cash.
W y. Redo.
rrfy
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e q
MOUNT ELi.i0T"r, VA.
YELLOW
SULPHUR SPRINGS
VIRGINIA
IN THU. .tLLf.GlI.t MES

Charm OF environment is most at
tract!Ncly EXPRESSED in the homclikc
aimosphrr" surrounding Yellow Sui
phur Springs. Entertaining diver
SionS, large park, we'll ventilated
rooms. ELECTRIC LIGHTS through
out. Curative qualities Of water OF
highest merit-miid ami agreeable
lp"ricnt Moderate rates Hotel and
cottage system. Correspondence so
licitcd.
w T.. Hazel. WOOD. Propr.
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M N; ...........,.. 0lo 600 Ooo-i
S sis"m ,.., ;,,,,,....., Ol0 OH lOS-5
FIRST base on bails--on Bennett !
Oh PETERSON I. struck out--by Ben,
net .; by Peterson. |. Wild pitch
,'HrSon 60. Double plays-Waik-
~ ~ waters To Roth Time of gam,
90. Attendance - 900 IN
pres Wcstervclt and Sweeney
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Nos. 21O3-21O5
21O7
FLOYD AVENUE
Of TUESDAY. JUNE Fl. 1871.

Oh TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1921.
AT . o'clock l. NJ.
thc above property.
The 10, Is 81 feet ~ inches. more
or icsS hy 10 feet " inches. moro or
lt"s. 70 AN alley The dwellings have
or I rooms each. in good order:
electric lights in all ana hot water
heat in Two
rhls is imc locn,ion. and ii ia a
f"i" opportunity that such property
rs on IN" market. This is All cxccu-
'of sal. T." lose an estate. SO Il bar
TERMS pn"-foUrth cash. balance
At six, twelve and eighteen months.
Win per cent inter.s, payaDl
on said property. or all cash
SAMUEL. \. ANDERSON.
Executor Of James Lewis Ander
son. deceased
YOU -tE" money 81 l"u you ouy np- all
---1n-n 'no-. columns
OTHERS viii read your ad In the Dis.
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ny virtue o! certain deed OF
trust, dated May -Sth. 1919. geroyucd
~ h!chnOud chancery Court. clerk $
Office, in Decd Book 253-A. page sll.
default having been made In the pay
m"H' Of "a portion Of the debt secured
thereby. and having been required by
tho beneficiary therein so TO DO. /
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THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1921.
., r.q. t,.it - a.,

~ ~ - N-ibGh i. NJ,
on tho premises. proceed TO sell the
following described real cHtntc,
All that lot of land in the city OF
Richmond Va, on the south lin. OF
clay street, between Graham and
Hancock Streets. beginning on the
south line OF Clay Street l77 feet -.
inches east OF the eastern line of
Iancrck street, which point Is OPP
pUsite the center OF the partition
wall between the properties Nos. g3l
and aa3 West Clay street. thence run
ming castwardly along ana fronting
on the south line OF clay street
twcnty-onc feet two Inches. thence
from said front extending back
southwardly ana between parallel
lines one hundred and twenty nv.
f"et G25D 10 an alley. the western
line passing through the center Of
said PARTITION wall.
The improvements consist OF a
brick dwelling with 5 or rooms.
baths. etc. In good order. Rented
in ,ats. Good renter. Fine location.
Splendid Colorcd speculative proposi-
tion. Cnancc for bargain.
TERMS: Cash.
j T. CARNEAT..
Trustee.
TiF: lost and found column has returned
thousands OF dollars worth OF vaIuab!es
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Newport News.

:, y E'T'ITb II.
Petersburg .. GOO Ola civ
Newport News ... 400 onI nO2-
summary: Two base hits-I,ir.s
90. McMahan. Jansen. Home runs
t"rcoran, Wolfe Left on baScs-pc-
iersbnrs. T Newport i,ws. .. Struck
"ut.by Main. .: by linn L. Bases
on hailS-uu Main l. OF linn z
stolen base llcrhst Double play
.EcicnZiSer TO comstock. Wood TO
McMahan. Hit by pitched ball-by
Iinn tNcMaham. Time OF game.
hours. umpircs-! HARRISON ana
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THE WAVERLEY

Virginia Beach. Va. The scushorc
hotel with all the comforts; private
baths, hot and cold running water
from private system OF pure water.
Spacious porchcs, with comfortable
chairs and hammocks. Address Mrs.
ID. q. Porter. Jr.
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JRSDAi. JUNE %. 1921,
AT i O'Clock 4. NJ.


At O'Clock 4. NJ.
the real estate described in the said
deed. as follows:
MI that certain tract OF land in
caroline county known as Edge
tii!! Farm containing l56 acres
more or less, and bounded by the
estate o. Mrs Lucy SOuthworth and
10y the lands Of J. r Terrell Cknown
as l.pw.ry's). Mrs JAS. RcGd ct ais
burg 10 Cedar Fork. For II more
complete description. reference ~
mad. 10 Il deed foin T.. A. England
Norah England and Mary England 10
Harriet G. Trainham. recorded in
Caroline County. Virginia, Clerks
Office. August ID. 1857. -. -. 81. PAGE
3'l. and being the sam" property
tha; was conveyed TO the said Alex
andcr w. Rounds. Jr.. and Jennie
Rounds by deed from H. W Lenoir
and l.. T.. kain"s, bearing date De-
ccmhcr .. 1919. and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office OF tho Circuit Court
Of Caroline County, Virginia. in ID.
S., pag" I'll
TERMS: CASH as to cost Of cxccut-
INK this trust, any taxes or insurance
that may be due and two notes one
for $50 ana the other for Sll0. with
interest from April IL. 1921. unit
paid. y credit AS to five notes. four
for the sum OF thirty dollars each. all
bear date April -. 1920. and payable
is -. 80 and 80 months after date
and one note for $1,000. bearing dat.
Apr. y. 1920. and also payable ii
| months after date balance upon such
! terms as may he announced at the
sale, SIS must be paid 10 the
auctionccr at time OF sale.
g. p. CARpWEI
+. J. CRAWFORD.
Trustees
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DfSPL,tI CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
A Desirable Farm in
Caroline County. Va.

hEsh!ent 70 iewictts station. on
The 9. s: .. l.. r.
In execution or a deed OF trust to
IN" undcrsigncd trustees. dated April
-. 1870. recorded In Deed Book SIS.
page '-t, "" Will at tho rcIu.S, ~
ihe notchOldcr. default havinl, beer
made III the payment of the deb
therein secured. SOIL b. Public Auc-
ton. on the premises.
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THF. lost and found column has returned
thousands OF dollars worth of yaIuab!es
The OHTers
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f9 ar,cS Ssg ws saYe none by reading Dis
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY WILLIAM l.. Redo.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
Rcaltor.
A Valuable Vacant Lo, in
the West End

by virtue Of a certain dccd or trust.
.ate1 June 20. 1920. and recorded in
M ifenrlco County Circuit Court
,isrks ONCE In u. Il. 2lj-B. page l2I.
ueiauit having been made in the pay
hcht OF portion of the debt secured
,,hercby. and having been rcuuireI hv
oenchclary hereunder 80 to do.
. INC uhucrsiSncd trustee. will, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 81. 1921.
AT 5:l5 O'Clock u. NJ.
m the rooms of the Richmond Rcal
Estate Exchange, - North Ninth
Street. proceed 10 sell at public auc-
ton the property conveyed therein
VIZ: That certain lot Of land lying
and being In tn" County OF lIcnrico.
Va. being Lot No. -. in Block %. as
shown on the Plat OF the property Of
the Abbey Realty Corporation. known
as Colonial Place. Section - re-
corded in the said Clerks office in
Map Book .. page 81"
This lot is suitable for speculation
or building purposes.
TERMS: Ca&h.
w. +. Redo.
Trustee.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

By }. u. cARNf:AL X SONS.
EXECUTORS Auction SALE OF
Ti!;EE DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLINGS
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Booking onice, cni Ouray Bldg. Main 55ig
Onens July !. FRANK T.. FENWlcK, Mgr
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Ell .C0IF PARTY E-
LEBRAD) ANTEAYR

-SAnteayer por la mahana nFevia ln-
vitaci6n a. nos hiciera ell muy eistingui
do caballero H J. Won Hemert. .acadimos
al magnifico hotel 'Condado- Wander
bilt''. donde nos esperaba el omnibus
que habia dc conducirnos a los tcrTe-
nos de la Porto Rico Hotels cOrpo.
ration. en- los que Sc celebraba un
teresante juego de Golf, por Ia
sociedad "COndado-v -vanGerbiit Gulf
Course.
En- saLana Llama, Rio PiedraS Con
de Sc celebraba Ia psrti1a de ''grlf'',
nos esperaban varias personas distin-
guidas, para enseharnOs toda Ia plan
taci6n, sembrada de tOrOnjas. y los al
tirnos adelantos hechOs por Ia "Porto
Rico Hotels Corporation
Las partidas de 'gulfs" fuoron muy
interesantes, no sOlamente por 10 mag.
nifico del terreno, sino tambi6n por el
entusiasmo que habia entire los elemen
tos que jugaban.
A las doce. despues de terminada Ia
primera serie de juegos, nos invitaron
los directories q un ''lunch''. bajo un
hermoso tamarindo, donde habian colo
cado con. Tnucho gusto varias mesas.
adornadas artisticamente.
El lunch fue servido por los mis-
mos camareros del Hotel condsdO
Vanderbilt.
A las dos de la tarde. desputs de ter
minado el lunch, los iugadores con
tinuaron las partias
Nos complacemos en- dar los nombres
de las personas que estuvieron presen-
tes de las que recordamos a las seforas
A. c. Ray, H L. Cochran. Geo. shan
ton Y w v. Hoare, y a los sres. W.
L. Cope, d. r Kelly. N Oammans
Edmund Stevens. II. O. Molina. O. FEin
chcliffe, Col stanton, B. Leciy. l.
Bianco. z. Crawford. G. DIETRICH II. L
Cochran, c Muller, L. c. Bubcock. o.
B. Frazer, L. Lopez. J. sire Jr. ,.
D woodward. H. Hull T. ,. sother.
t. c. Holmes, H. H scOviils. Geo. vi
Hard. M Mendia, Idppitt. Clark. 8
B. Grubbs Boutwell,. Col. Jarvis. Capt.
Leard, Capt Sebastian, n. sueh. d.
A: Cheney. G. fowler. b. Z Steven
son, Dexter, A. c. Ray. J. T; oui-
ren. Judge Martin. H. J. vOn Harmsrt.
E B. Burthon, Capt. Wood, 5. Edick.
Judge. Hutchinson. chas. Hartxen.
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EN- Ell "PARQUE DE
LACONVALESCENCIA''

Ell domingo por la tarde nos pre-
sentamos en- el "Parque de II Convs-
lecencia" de Rio Piedras, donde nos
sorprendio un alegre Party que ce
lebraba ALI la distinguida presiden-
ia del Club de las ounce, seioritas
Msrsa Luisa Saldlna.
La fiesta empezo en- la casa del DR..
Saldana, y luego Sc trasladaron los
invitados los jardines del "Plrque
de la Convalescencia" dando mas
realce Ia belleza de tan Undo sitio.
Sc sirvi6 un magnffco arroz con
polio, que fue moiado. Los pasteles
y dulces fueron repartidos en- abun-
dancia.
Plra darle mayor merito al "Psr-
ty'', los directories del mismo lleva-
ron una vitrola, que usaron para bal
lar, pues habil muchas personas in
teresadss en- amenizar la alegre fies
ia con algunas danzas criollas.
Entire los invitados recordlmos a
las senoritas Pepita y Ana Maria Val
des, Maria Teresa Camunas, Conchi
ia Hernandez Usera, Aurea Vidal,
Pura Agudo, Mercedes Aldrey, Ma
ruchi Toro, Maria Luisa Saldafill,
Adelita Rossi, Georgina Sanchez, Yu
va Blondet, Marsuach, senora Maria
Crosas de Salcana, los esposos Agui
rre-Saldafia, Y los distinguidos caba-
lleros Arturo Noble, Antonio Ahu-
mada, Guillermo Korber, Jose Agui-
rre, Juan Arzuaga, el senador Ce-
lestino Iriarte, captain NJ. E. Rodrf
guez, Manuel l. Saldsiia, Targa, Luis
Valiente, Jorge del Tore, CoHazp,
Zubillaga, O'Neill, un redactor de Ell
/ MUNDO Y el DR.. Estebln A.>~de
Goenaga y su distinguida esposa.
La fiesta resulto brillante.
CRONISTA.
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SESIONES De la LEGISLATURE

misma y que babia sido aceptada por
los trabaiSdores;
POR CUANTO: Parece inevita-
bic ulsa ruptura, 81 es que va no la
habido ofcialmente entire ambas par
tes, 10 cual seria muy de lamentar en-
los presentes momentos Y despues
de haber habido una paralizaci6n que
lya entrado va en- su cuarto mes;
POR CUANTO: En- vista de 10 que
queda expuesto volvemos a tener hoy
una situlci6n similar a la misma que
los buenos oficios de esta Legislature
pusiera termino en- ell ano 1919, Ra-
ciGndose sentir el poder econ6mido
que Sc pierde;
POR CUANTO: Nada perderfa-
mos con intentar para esta situnci6n
I'm remedio identico al empleado con
tan buenos resultados en- ell ,ano 1921,
va que en- la OCCASION presente, como
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CcOntinuaci6n de la la. pAgina,

Compaiiia aceptaria Ell turno en- todos
aquellos aepartamentos donde hubiera
exceso de personal y cuando va creia-
mos que todos los asGntos habian sido
linterpretadcs correctamente, su referi-
do Presidente nos entreg6 Ia csrta en-
question como una prueba tacita de ha-
ber aceptado la aclaraci6n terminate
cue lie hicimos con respecto las con
diciones del despalillado de Ponce Que
rer ahora, por Ell hecho de que no hay
NADIA escrito sobre este incidente. igno-
rar 10 actuado por nuestra parte csmo
una aclarscion importante. resulta un
proceder roco serio, 10 que no espera-
mos de I'd. y demas compaheros. e
sefior Lopez Muhiz debe recordar que
durante Ia discussion sobre la necesidad
de establecer turno en- el despalillado de
Ponce lego manifessarse que este di.
fcul.aria para llegar un arroglo &C
neral a 10 eual replic6 ell que firn'a que
aunque la Compafiia sintiera no po-
der negar un entendido. Sc vcia en-
en- la imprescindible necesidad de pro
ducir mas tripa despalillada de la ne
cesaria para los cigarros que habian dc
hacerse.
Como Sc manifesto en- Ia conferencia
de Mario %, en- la que nos fue entrega-
da su carta de la misna focha, el des-
palillado de Ponce desde Mayo Junio
de 1920 fue dedicado al negocio dc ex-
portaci6n habiendo cesado ese nego-
clio en- virtud de las actuales circunstan-
cias del mercado. el que frma in
sisti6, antes de recibir de manos dc su
Presidente su va citada carta de Mar
20 %, que las trabsjaaoras del despa-
lillado de Ponce tendrian que ser pues
tas turno al igual que 10 estuvieron e.
Agosto de 1919 hasta Mayo JUNO de
1920" Es incomprensible para nos
otros. ademas, que un Coinite de Torce.
dores avocado estas discusiones y con
larga experiencia en- estos asuntos quie
ra interpreter que las palabras "A toda
tarea" deben ser aplicadas a todes "
cada uno de los departamentos de una
fabrica, tales como despalilIado de tri-
pas, de capote. de capa, fabrica de
cajitas, etc. etc. cuando es logico su
poner que las n..smas solo pueden refe-
rirse a la tarea de los tOrcedores que en-
todo tempo Y dentro de Ia veriadera
l6gica debe ser la base para ajustsr Ia
organization general de una fabrica.
Despues de la entrevista celebrada en-
Mario %. han tenido ustedes otras con
nuestros sefores Freso y Pondas, en- las
que ambos sefiores han expiicado desa
lladamente Ia posici6n de la compahia
manifestando que solamente establece
riamos Ell turno en- los departamentos
donae hay exceso do personal y en- don.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-05
UN TRIsTE AMANECERY

Maria Nazario, de "a primaveras, Sc
envenen6 en- Ponce, tomandose una fuer-
te dosis de acido fenico Los vecinOs de
garrancas, donde reside la suicida, ina
ginaron que iba ocurrir, como suce-
di6 en- San JUAN un nuevo 'triste anna
necer''
Pero el doctor zavala Sc present6 ALI,
con toda premura, Maria Sc encuentra
va fuera de peligro
Sc ignoran los movies que indujeron
a Maria a adoptar esa grave resoluci6n,
que rechazan energicamente, sin raz6n
nj Justicia, nuestros politicos fracasa-
dos, que debieran de 'suprimirse'' de
una vez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-05

San Juan durante la pr6xima feria que
Sc inaugurara en- ese sitio durante este
mes Ell reto esta lanzado veremos
quien recoge el guante.
Hablemos ahora de los jneces de-
juego REFEREE. CualQuiera que no
hubiera comprendido este juego hubie-
Sc preguntado por que Bayamon tenia
seis jugadores y Arecibo cinco linica-
nlente
Ell joven Rafael Alfonso, que actua
bas de juez por Bayam6n, demostro su
decidida simpatia por este eqnipo, que
hizo efectivas en- sus parciales e injus
tas decisiones favor de Bayamon.
Esto no 10 podra negar nadie. La ac-
titud que tomaba, la refejaba en- su
rostro; no ell de un juez cuya obliga
ci6n es ser imparcial, sino Ell de un
captain que a todas manos defiende su
equipo Alguna luz sohre este 10 re-
feja los once fowls por Arecibo v
uno por Bayamon durante los veinte
minutes en- que actu6 el joven Alfonso.
81 no me equivoco, ell Sr. Alfonso estu-
dia en- La Universidad de Puerto Rico,
cuyo equipo esta acostumbrado reci
blr palizas del Arecibo, v conste que
no solamente del 'Arecibo Giants
sino de los eseolares, quienes jugaron
aver
El juego termin6 con una anotaci6n
de 25 a IL a favor de Bayam6n.
Sc distinguieron por ell equipo Baya-
mon, su centric, Onofre Caballero, que
hizo Ell juego para ello Este tuvo buena
cooperation de parte de sus compafie
ros FL GUARD Eugenio costoso jugo
bfenf pero q terrible Wiso, (como lie
decimos en- Arecibo Luis ROsado, le
metio canastOs dc A JUGANDo.
JESUS Maria Rios, ,(el sinapsEico IN
dio) volvi6 jugar luego de dos afsos
de retirado, y jug6 bien, dejando yer
la falta de reciente practica.
Para terminar, felicitar6 los mu-
chachos deN Bayan'6n por su victoria y
por La manera tan caballerosa con que
trataron los dc Arecibo, quienes sali-
mos muy contentos de Bayamon Mu-
cho nos alegramos de este triunfo de
la moral del juego, pues estos buenos
comportanientos son dignos de ser ini
tados por todos.
La concurrencia al juego fue bas-
tante nutrida, asistiendo una selecta
y simpatica representation del bello
sexo, que cual bellas flores de los ca
lidos tropicos adornaban los BALCONIES Ger
canos, dejando encantados de sus be-
llezas todos los concurrentes, v es-
pecialmente a los visitantes.
Todavia Aerecibo coptinJa siendo Ell
campe6n de Puerto Rico, celebrare
mos que Bayam6n acepte ell reto Ian
zadc por Arecibo para yer quien es
quien lilo aceptaran? No 10 dudo.
Roberto COLON.