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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
LEGION ARRANGES
''SPRING FROLIC"
FOR BLACKSTONE
Popular Theater rendered by
Manager BerksOn for
Home Talent Play.

II. J. NIetsIer was last night placed
in charge of the final arrangements
for the American Legion spring
frolic, which is to be held at the
Blackstone theater on May 90 and
. G.. f. Berkson. manager of that
theater has donated the house and
orchestra for the occasion and viii
run the usual motion picture along
with the "FroHc." Through these
efforts It is expected to greatly in
crease the funds Of the local post
Of the Legion.
The writing Of the play. the man
agement and the staging Of it viii
all be in the hands Of the local
members while some excellent out
side talent and members Of other
posts, will be combined IN making
the feature of the Legion a success
Members Of the Post have already
subscribed for tickets, and arrange
ments have been made for their sale
by Legion workers and at the ticket
window at the Blackstone, begin
ming May !.
At the meeting last night It was
unanimously decided that the Amer
lean Legion Post No 90 would have
prepared a suitable parchment, 10
be signed by State and Post officers.
and 10 be presented to Comrade
George A. Cooper for his heroic
work in saving the life Of Diver
Daniel Donovan. while searching for
the body OF Sam Pace al Indian
Lake. Wade L. Hardy was COM
missloned 10 draw up the parch-
ment. which Is 10 express the COM
mendation OF the entire Legion
forces for CoopeT's actions.
Moving pictures were shown last
night at the Chamber Of Comerce
where the meeting was held
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
N. D. GLEE CLUB TO
GIVE CONCERT HERE
Plans Complete for Appear
ance at Oliver Theater
on April %.

Final arrangements for the initial
appearance IN South Bend Of the
Notre Dame Glee club were COM
pleted yesterday by Helen Guilfoyle.
president Of the musicians club.
under whose auspices the concert
will be given in the oliver theater
on the evening Of April %.
The club will sing in this city in
connection with the program OF So
ciai events arranged by the senior
class and will follow the senior bali
which viii be held at the oliver ho-
tel on April %. The members OF
the senior class and their visitors
will attend the concert in a body as
will the members Of the Musicians
club. Full support OF other clubs
of me city are guaranteed and del
Cgations VIII be present from the
congregations Of St. Patricks and
st. Joseph's.
Officers OF the Musicians club
Were present at the concerts given
by the college organization at Notre
Dame and St. Marys and were well
pleased with the character OF the
program which has been arranged
by Mr. Becker. head Of the school
Of music at NOtre Dame and director
of the GIco club. The traditional
college club concert has been sup
plemented to an extent by the
presentation Of music OF a more
serious nature. the most prominent
OF which Is Mr.. Becker's own set
ting Of Joyce KiImer's poem. Rouge
Bouquet"
The Glee club will sing at Val
paraiso next Wednesday and will
appear at Kalamazoo. Chicago and
other cities later in the season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
Held on Charge of Theft
of Chickens; BIGmeS Kids

Irwin willard rural route 10 &.
was arrested Thursday night by Pa
trOlman Wickens and kolo at his
home on an affidavit charging him
with grand larceny. which was fled
by Alexander Putt willard WIS
placed in the city Jail. being IN
able to give bond for his appear
ance in city court this morning.
II is charged that poultry be-
longing to Putt was found at the
Willard home. Willard denied his
guilt last night saying that the
poultry had been brought th2ce
through a transaction made by his
children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
SENATE COMMITTEE
ACT ON NOMINATIONS
OF TWO AMBASSADORS

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. Apr. 14-Nomina-
tons OF George Harvey TO be ambas-
sadOr TO Great Britain and Myron T.
Herrick to be ambassador to France.
sent to the senate Thursday by
Pres't Harding, will be taken up Fri
day by the foreign relations COM
mittee with propt favorable action
predicted, but some intimations %
democratic opposition in the senate
70 follow.
The committee was called by
Chairman Lodge to consider these
two nominations. but members init
mated there was a bare possibility
that the Knox peace resolution
might also be taken up. although ac-
tion on the resolution was generally
regarded as improbable before next
week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
KOkOmO to Ballot
On Manager Plan

C~ONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE1
that body 10 set a date for holdins
such election.
Both Mayor Wright and city
Clerk Ravens of this city declared
today that i'm their opinion every
thing possible should be done by
city officials general to expedite the
holding Of the election. and 70 make
In more possible for the voters Of
Kokomo 10 register their viii in
regard 70 whether the city should
adopt the commission manager plan
or continue the present system.
CITY clerk Ravens lost no time
in certifying the petition % the CT
council after he had determined that
a sufficient number Of sigma lures
was contained.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
NEW YORK LABOR MEN
IN ATTACK ON G.. o. p.
STATE ADMINISTRATION

By Associated Press:
ALBANY. n. y. April 1f.-Or-
ganized labor Of the state of New
York in special convention here
Thursday declared war upon the re-
publican state administration and
made definite plans TO meet the al
legged "capitalistic conspiracy to de-
stroy the American labor union and
reduce the American wage work r
to a condition OF peOnage."
The convention went on record for
law making by the initiative ana
referendum and the recall BY popu-
lar vote of elected officials"
Support was pledged to the move
ment to create a separate state to
be known at the state Of Manhattan
to include greater New York City.
Long Island n d. Westches,er
county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
REP. HILL INTRODUCES
BILL ASKING REPEAL
OF THE NOLSTEAD ACT

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON April lire
peal OF the Nols-ead prohibition on
forcement act is proposed ie a bill
introduced late Thursday hy Rep
HIu. republican. Maryland The o.
feet Of repeal. Mr. Jill said IN
statement. would Dc O. leave Oh
enforcement o. the elErtooutr
amendment 20 The concurrer-
power Of the states.
Mr.. Hll declared that Do was Oh
real law enforcement but NOT fr
"farcical evasion"
Local option Is an America
principle" he added. prohibition
ls not. Large elements ~ our pa--
pie are opposed 10 the natora.
VoIstead prohibition act as an -
croachment on the police rights ..
the states and the persona uherts
az thc people
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
CLEVELAND CREDIT
MANAGER Is GUEST
OF LOCAL CHAPTER
South Bend Unit Addressed
Also BY Notre Dame
Commerce Head.

Speaking upon The Prevention
OF Bad Debts" Daniel W. Cau,ey,
manager and secretary Of the Cleve-
land Association Of Credit Men las,
night addressed s. members of the
South Bend organization at a dinner
meeting held in the Oliver hotel
Mr.. Cauley explained Ga detau the
methods used by the Cleveland
chapter OF the national organization
and told how they successfully could
be adopted by all units Of the club
which IL well established through
out the country.
Credit men are responsible for
many business laws that have been
! passed in the last - years Mr..
Cauley said. These laws are pro
tective 10 the wholesa lers as we'll
as 10 the costumers they deal W.
The credit men are accomplishing
great things for good business.
Back National Club.
The National Association Of Cred
II Men was formed I'm Toledo 25
years ago by "a men. Il has now
spread from New York 10 Calforn-
MIA and has a membership of more
than $4,000 firms and corporations.
he said.
Mr.. Cauley said that it was wei
worth the membership fee 10 he
able 20 attend the MONDAY lunch
| cons and the monthly meetings of
the association. In this manner.
credit men are enabled 10 discuss
their business with each other. 10
/ consult each other. and 10 combine
/ in standing back OF the principals
! OF the association.
stand behind the principals OF
/ the National Association Of Credit
/ Men" said Mr. Cauley, and you
will be able TO defeat the bad debt
/ loss"
Prior 10 the address by Mr.. eau
\ ley, an interesting talk on the Mon
roe doctrine and its effect on trade
with the Latin American countries
was given by Fr. OHara. head OF
! the commerce department Of Notre
\ Dame. FIR. O'Hara recently visited
! the various countries Of South Amer
/ lea, and gave the credit men an In
sight to business conditions and
methods there.
After New Members.
Fr. OUIara said that the only way
| to establish business with the coun-
tries Of South America is 10 invest
1 in the business opportunities offered
by those countries. This is the plan
used by England and Germany con-
sequently they are receiving a large
part Of South Americas trade.
The membership of the local as
ISOLATION now numbers 81. II is eX-
pected that the full quota OF 100 VIII
be reached within the next week. IL
Is necessary 10 obtain 90 members to
fulfill the quota assigned by the ma
tional association.
G. X. Kuehne, president OF the
South Bend association was chair
man Of the meeting Reports were
given "a to the work being done by
the association by b. +. Fry chair
man OF the mem bership committee.
A. g. TUyson. club secretary. and
J. c. Lock, Of the entertainment
/ committee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15

Willard j. Erhardt 815 y.
Thomas street. now studying music
in Boston. recently gave a program
OF Irish songs at Paine Hall there.
The Snow Breasted Pearl AMI
.s@orah. the Pride OF Kildare" Were
two of the numbers featured by the
young tenor.
He was accompanied by AIiss
Irene O'Nel and Miss Izetta F. Hol-
way. Part OF the proceeds II the
concert were given 10 the Irish re-
Lief commission.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
FRENCH TO DISCUSS
GERMAN PREPARATIONS
AT SPECIAL SESSION
BY Associated Press:


PARIS. April 14-Pres't Millerand
has called a special conference at
the Elysee palace for Friday for
detailed examination OF the situa-
ton created by Germany's reCalci-
traEt attitude regarding reparations
save the Echo de Paris. Premier
BRAND. Marshal Foch. Gen. Wey-
Eand and various cabinet members
viii take part fin the deliberations
A plan for the military occupa-
ton OF the Ruhr district and per
haps a blockade of Hamburg. the
effective requisite. what allied as
sistanCe can be expected and mat
tiers Of a kindred nature viii be dis
cussed. as well as all possible means
az economic coercion likely 20 prove
effective lu securing payment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15

Walters in Germany have "ark7.it
from the proud standards ~ demor-
racy they adopted two years ago a
the enthusiasm OF their first rer.n-
lie. They no longer declare Thar z.
beneath the dignity or one citizen -"
accept a tip from another citizen.
and that the indlgnity must b.
avoided by abolshing tins and add
ing a service" charge Of 30 percent
20 each hote. and restaurant Bill
No longer was there 10 be an OUT
stretched hand In Germany. For %
short time che outsrrotched hand
did actually disappear; then it ~
creetly returned: then it pushed =
self little Co the front and now
shamelessly it f'ourlshes Itself in
each patrons face. The servirs
charge ia st.ll added to each BIN
nevertheless ard is found necess1r..
just as Is used TO bc. II service -
expected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
WEEKS TO NAME CHIEF
OF STAFF THIS WEEK

WASHINGTON April 14-After
n conference with PrcSt Hardin-
late Thursday. Sec'y Weeks said he
had definitely decided who he would
name for chief az star OF the army.
The announcement would be- made
in a dav or two be added
The impress. ION had existed that
sIaf Gen March would not De ZEE
appointed 10 the office and specula-
tion as 20 his successor has been
directed TO Maj. Con. James c.
Hartford former chief Of staff for
Gen. Pershlue overseas and 20 Brig.
Gen. Clarence r. Edwards. former
commando Of the -ftl division in
France and now designated Tor pro-
motion as major general
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
POSTPONES TRIALS.

~ NN.UIIuIEfI I IFr-
Toledo. o.. April 14-Posfpone-
ment until June OF the trials Of
nearly a score of men and women
in connection with the million dol
Tor mail robbery here. was announc-
ed Thursday by JudEe John H. XII
Its in the United states district
court. no specific reason was given.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
ORDER sPECIAL ELECTION.

BY Associated Press
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, April IA.
The common council in special
session here Thursday night adopt
ed a resolution ordering a special
election 10 be held June 20 decide
the question Of adoption Of COM
mission or city manager form OF
government for Michigan city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
Paso, Texas, at 50 cents a head and
wool az four cents a pound.
MI. Fordney took occasion TO re-
ply 10 statements in the minority re-
port which ne said. did him 1
very great injustice He referred
10 charges that ne favored the bill
because Of private commercial crit
Icisms.
II never owned dollars worth
OF sugar stock in my life. Mr. Ford
ney exclaimed heatedly. 1T IS from
principle that I support this meas
ure"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
TO HONOR JIMMY BURKE

By Associated Press
ST. LOUIS. Mo. April As.
Louis fandom is preparing TO OBJ
serve Burke Day" in honor q
Jimmy Burke former manager Of
the St Louis Americans. who fs
now with the Boston Americans
The celebration is planned for May
-. when the Boston club plays its
first game OF the season here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
CUBAN EXPERT WINS.

By Associated Press.
HAVANA, April 15.-Jose r. Cap
ablanca. the Cuban expert. won the
nth game in the international
chess match shortly after mldnight
when Or. Emanuel Lasker. the Ger
man master. resigned DR.. Iaaker
failed 20 make his 4Sth move This
is the third game which has been
won by the Cuban player
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
BRITISH MINE
OWNERS IN new
OFFER TO MEN
Make Determined Efforts TO
Reopen Negotiations for
a Settlement.
lCONTINUED Ion ~ 80

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
conference. hope remained that me-
diation might bo the outcome Of the
parliamentary conference. made up
of the parliamentary committee of
the trade union congress. the ma
tiOnal executive of the labor party
and the parliamentary PARTY This
important conference. however. aft
or pronouucing itself uncompromis-
ingly on the side OF the miners and
The triple alliance and against the
government. gave mo- signs of initial
ing new negotiations or mediation
Universal Response.
Another aspect differentiating this
from previous struggles is the uni
versaI response of labor TO the
miners call For example. in no
previous strike has the union Of the
locomotive men acted with the Ma
tional Union of Railwaymen Other
railway services in the event Of a
strike. may be replaced by volun-
teers, but il viii be difficult 10 find
competent drivers.
The decision of the Federation of
General Workers % support the
triple alliance is also highly import
ant The resolution adopted by this
organization does not mean that the
unions concerned. representing
100000 workers. viii strike. but
means that IL is their intention TO
consult with the triple alliance in
all steps and give IL general support.
-Trt,- Frar--a +F..r-t. s-rerrr-+fr.-- -,r.4---.1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
SAYS BIGAMY IS
BIGAHY EVEN IN
THIS love NEST


CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
agreed to provide for both wives
for the rest OF their lives
The younger Mrs. Andrews was
said to have agreed 20 live apart
from him and his wife No. ].
The case now rests with the law.
for Jersey City official pointed
out. 'F5igamy is bigamy even in a
love nest"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15

Mr. Newland is waging an active
campaign for the republican nOmi-
nation for councilman in the first
ward. He resides at Clio California
avenue He has been a resident Of
South Bend for II years.
81 am not a politician and have
never held public Office OF any
kind Mr.. Newland said in his pub
lie announcement 81 represent no
clique or special interests. be-
ieve my business experience as sec
rotary and manager of the Builders
supply and Specially CO. and nv
interest in civic affairs qualify me
for councilman"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15

FREDERICKSBURG Va. April
1.-Two heads are better than one.
the local American Legion post has
found. They bought two-headed
calf for 500 made 81 500 exhibiting
Il. and sold 90 for $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15

Al HARLEY Davidson motorcycle and
sidr-car Trade for 1870 Ford Main
1925 Evenings and sunday morning
High School Students
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
Have Been Closed.

They have been completely closed
On the public and small army OF
workmcn invaded them Wednesday.
erecting tents and hutments. while
conveys and lorries made their APP
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15
HOUSE LINEUP
FOR FORDNEY
BILL CHANGED

/ CONTINUED FROM PACE oNE)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
LA PRECARIA s1FuACIoN DE Los
NINos DEL BARRIo CAPAz

Algunos vecinos de Hatillo nos han
informado que en- Ell barrie Capaz, de
Ia referida jurisdicci6n, Sc encuentra
un gran numero de niiios que Sc ven
privadcs de asistir a la escuela por fal
ia de alimentos; y otros que, al regre-
ssr de ella sus hogares no encuentrs1
sustento alguno.
En- confirmation de este triste re.a-
to, las Srtas. professors Epifan;a Bel
pre- Ana Angelica Garcia, nos escri-
ben dandonos cuenta de estos hochos y
de que, en- virtud de la terrible situa-
cion por cue atrav:esan los irfelices
ninos, ambas profesoras Sc han propues
TO levantar un Comedor Escolar" con
Ia ayuda de todos los padres pudientes
de aquella jurisdiction. Al
Es digna de los mayores eIogios la
conducta flantr6pica de dichas profeso-
res, cuya sirnpatica iniciativa al fun
dar Ell eomedor EscoIar, mersce el apo
,yo de todas las persopas altruistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
UN RETRATo DEL
PREsTDENTE HARDING

d
En- dias pasados Ell gobernador Mr..
E. Mont Reilly le entrego al habil pin
tor portorriquefio Lopez de Victoria un
retrato del presidente Mr.. Harding, Ell
eual estaba dedicado al Goberrador pa
ra que este hiciera un estudio, en- lien
20, del busto del insigne Presidente.
Aver el sr. Lopez de Victoria Sc per
sono en- ell palacio de Santa Catalina
para entregar al Gobernador SUI obra
terminada, que es, en- honor & la ver-
dad, una gran obra de arte rita prue
ba mas de las notables facultades del
artista. ~
Algunos continentales one estaban
presentes en- ell momento que el aIitor
ensefaba su obra exclamaron: "that
is the Presid ent' ail
Ell proposito del Sr. Lopez de Vic
.toria es conseguir que ell Gobernador
y los Jefes de Departamentos 10 auto
ricen para hacer una ampliacion gran
de del estudio que acaba de concluir,
a fin de que sea colocado er Ell Pa
lacio en- los saIones del Senado, Sc
gun convenga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
..1os MUcHAcHos" VS.. ALPHA

FL domingo Sc levsron a efecto en-
la liga de la eseuela j. G.. Padilla, de
esta ciudad, dos relidos desafios de
"base BALI entire las novenas "Los
Muchachos' de Barceloneta, y ell al
Pha'' de esta ciudad. 8
.tLos Muchachos'', venian prepara-
dos para propinarIe dos bucnas pali-
zas a los del alpha. En- e. primer
inning Baxceloneta Sc anot6 dos ca
rreras. Ell alpha tiene la desgracia
de recibir una nanta, y los nuchachos,
aprovechandoss de Ia debilidad 6e nues
tro lanzador Miranda, vuelven ano-
tarse otra carrera. Los del alpha
van al desquite y por mas que lucha-
ron por igualar Ell juego solo consiguie
ron otra argolla de manos de Clos Mu
chachos''. En- ell tercer "inning'' 'tLos
Muehachos' vuelven al palo, &c ponen
la bola como un lim6n a Mirandita Y
Sc anotan dos carreras mas, hacienda un
total de cinco contra cero. Ell alpha
recibe otra argolla y va son tres. iAqui
fue Troyal en- ell cuarto Ginning" Ell
alpha lie regala la primera rueda a
clos Muchahcos' y bajo un aguacerc
de majaguazos vegabajefios Ell ''Alpha'' =
Sc anota carreras, y PHO, el lanzador
de rLos Muchachos'', es puesto fuera
de combate. s7st si- p
Entonces nos ponen al c6lebre Girls
tino en- ell Box, Y nosotros Gambia
mos Miranda por Maisonet, Barcelo-
meta logro hacernos dos carreras en- ell
resto del desaffo Y nosotros recibinlos
4 ruedas en- los 'sinnings'' sucesivos;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
La muerte esta cerca cuando ell C
3ol higado no trabaia.

El higado es el organo que destruye las
materias yenenosas que Sc forman duraRtesH
la digestion. Los desordenes del higadbs
son muy comunes peligrosos y demandape
inmediatamente ell Remedio de Leonardo,
un medcamento maravlloso efectivol~
para todas las ndlsposciones del higadoy =
estomago. 81 I'd sufre de bliosidad, y =
eructos, estrehimiento, alento fetido. do
lores de cabeza o dyspepsia quiere deeiF~s
que su higado esta descompuesto. FL Re>-~3
medic de Leonard es el medicamento lp-as
falible que foItalece y.yigoriza q higado y
estomago y pone a estos organos saludabies '~
y en- condiciones dc desempehar sus fun
clones con toda regnlaridad Ell Remedio, m
dc Leonardo para el Higadc, es puro, Sc
guro c inofensivo. No contiene calornel'
y cs agradable al paladar. De venta en- to-
das las droguerias farmacias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04
LOS DIABLos vERDEs

Ell jefe Rios Garlic y los guardias
Remedio Lopez y segarra arrestaron en-
Santnrce a Carmelo Gonzalez, a. Juan
Rosado a Pedro vazquez, porque es
tos individuos sustrajeron de la propie
dad de Philips Rosenfeld, cuatro gall
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04

fue nuestra la victoria por / carrera.
Ell juego de la tarde fue muy refii-
do pues ell Captain de los tMucha-
chos'' fue Vega Alta en- bHsca del
lanzador Fernandez, Ell cual sostuyo los
ataques del alpha" raya, tras una
ardua lucha. Ambos ''teans" trataban
de arrebatarse la victoria, saliendo vic
.torioso ell 'Alpha" por 4 carreras.
clos Muchachos'' de Barceloneta
juegan mucho, pues en- su novena Sc
encuentran Cristino, Fernandez, JaVier,
Higinio, Eusebio, Chin y Ell Indio, los
cuales son muy buenos jugadores.
En- ell ''Alpha'' sobresalieron Maiso-
net, Pastor Rodriguez, habiendo he
cho los demas jugadores muy buenas
jugadas.
Para que los lectores Sc den cuen-
ta de 10 refido' que estuvieron los de-
safios, publicamos los ''scores" de los
dos juegos:
Juego de la mafana:
Los Muchachos 21 2 0 OF
Alpha ooo8 o5x-8
Juego de la tarde:
Los Muchachos 011000 O o.
Alpha g 900 0 Q Ks
He visto los programs de- los dos
desaffos que cclebraran las novenas
''Atenas" de Manati y "Nyal" de
Bayam6n.
Aparece en- dicho programa el nombre
de nuestro lanzador Adolfo Rengel CO.
mo miembro desla novena "Nyai'', pa
ra actuar como pitcher en- Manati sien
do este un error bastante grande por
parte del manager" de Ia novena de
Bayam6n, pues los jugadores que COM
ponen ell "team'' SO Banderas'', no
reforzaran ninguna otra novena y 81
seran siempre fieles defensores de sus
filas.
va 10 sabe Ell pueblo de Manatf
para cuando vean el programa. ell de
Bayam6n y los "managers" de todas
las novenas.
Pedro Rosario BELL.
Secretario del ''3 Barderas''.
trc -y ~ zsa. 80.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-04

mas, todas las cuales fueron vendi5as a
Francisco Lopez por cuatro d6larcs,
: Ell jEez de la Corte sentenci6 a Car
melo Gonzalez diez y echo meses de
.carcel, a5a,s