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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-28
MoNsArJT.
DE BASE BALL

Ell microbes % como IL una y
media nos dirigimos rumbo hacia eI
bello pueblo de Fajardo. Viaje delicio-
so; contemplamos las agrestes colinas
que cubrian los lados de la carretera.
admiramos el majestuoso Yunque y pu
dimos respirar ell agradable aire y las
fuertes brisas que venian de las pre-
ciosas playas de Luquillo. Cusudo divi
samos las chimeneaS de la Central todoS
nos alegramos por vernos va en- ell
campo de la lucha.
La escuela Hawthorne habia en-
viado sus sol0ados a tomar una pla-
"a fuerte, y todos obedecieron avan-
aaron contra las posiciones enemigas.
Pero las continues lluvias en- Rio Pie
dras habian cohibido los muchachos
de practicar y Ell enemigo diestramente
preparado Y reforzsdo por el entusias-
mo del ptbNco, supp derrotarlos.
Esto sucedi6 los iugadores del
team Hawthorne" en- ell pueblo de
Fajardo. Lucharon con la "Fajardo
High School, que derroto a H,lmacao
y consecuencia de la poca practice
fueron derrotados.
Pero la derrota no nos tmport6 Y
hubieramos sido bastante ingratos 81
despues de recibir tantas atenciones,
las cuales agradecemos de yeras, nos
hubiesemos propuesto derrotarios. No,
iagratos y mil veces ingratos 81 les
hubiesemos descosido la bola ''Pain-
go'', aunque 6l Sc 10 merecfa, pues gol-
pe6 al tirar uno de sus drops al
Catcher de Fajardo. Despues de ter
minado ell juego, regresamos altamehte
agradecidos por las stenciones que re-
cibimos y las cuales esperamos devol-
ver.
Y ell regreso fu6 mas alegre que la
ida; teniamos como menu cana en- un
caro- Y cocos en- ell otro. Milton di
rector de la orquesta que entonaba
"LA CUCARACHA' y David cantan-
do LA MAoUINA". ioH, cuanta ale
gria embargaba nuestro espiritu! Cual
quiera diria que habiamos ssnado ell
iuego. pero yo lie responderia: F'Perdi-
mos Ell juego, pero ganamos los sim
patias del pueblo de Fajardo.''
va la noche empezaba a tender su
manto sobre la TERRA cuando el simpa-
tico "UIises" nuestro alegre mana
ger detenia SUI caro- todos contentos
marchamos nuestros hogares.
(RUTD.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-28

Los acreditados comisionistas impor
tadores sefiores Pesquera Pesquera,
Inc" dc esta capital, nos participant
que han leido en- las coIumnas de este
periodico, la noticia de haber sido de-
comisada en- Caguas, una enorme can.
tidad de ampolletas dc Neosalvsrsan
aleman falsifcado, en- tai virtud de-
sean poner en- conocimiento del publ
co que ell Neosalvarsan capturado no
es ell que ellos importan, el cual es
examinado por las autoridades fedora
les de Washington, llenandose al efec
to todos los requisites legales.
Esta aclaraci6n la hacemos EN- bien
desl pnblico de los sefiores Pesque-
ra y Pesquera quienes hace muchc
tempo, tienen en- esta isla un gran
mercado para su Neosalvarsan legitimo.
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NOTAS DE SPORT

admitido el que Ell pitcher" no pueda
volver lamar, siempre y cuando- este
no halla sido retirado del juego. v solo
no podra admitfrsele siempre y cuando
Sc le applique ell inciso 20. de Ia regls
% que dice asi: "Cualquier. iugador
ct:yo nombre este en- la lista de batea-
dores de su novena podra ser sustttui-
Go durante Ell juego, no pudiendo el
jugador retirado tomar parte nnevamen
tie en- ell mismo.
De manera que el jugador, sea pitch
err Il ocupe cualquier otra base. podra
ocupar la 'base'' que lie designe Ell
captain durante ell desafio, siempre y
cuando que no haya sido retirado al
banco, en- ell case que Sc nos 1ndica.
ell pitcher no ha infringido la regla,
pues solo cambio de pOsicion, 10 que le
esta permitido.
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EJERc1c1os DE GRADUATION

FL acreditado colegio ''Escalera S
Gregg, 81 cual desde su fundaci6n ha
obtenido numerosos triunfos, celebra-
ra en- breve los ejercicios de gradua-
ci6n de los Colegios establecidos en-
santurce, caguas Carolina, los cua-
les tendran lugar en- el teatro ''Olim-
po",
Los graduados dc Carolina Emilia
Trujillo, Natalia Cuin, Victor Fragosa
y Fernando Borbonis, han obtenido mag
nificos promedios Y ademas, gracias la
actividad y maestria del director del
colegio, puedep tomar un crecido nu-
nero de palabras por minutes.
Felicitamos a los j6venes cue Sc gra-
dtian. asi como tambi6n al director del
-.eolegio por sus triunfos.
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DE sABANA GRANDE

Ell dfa % de febrero, dia de gloria.
dia de eterna recordacion, pof1ue en-
6l SO conmemora Ia memoria de Jorge
Washington, ell hombre mas grande
que ha nacido en- los Estsdos Unidos
de America. SO celebraba en- este culto
pueblo, I'M juego de Base bau'', en-
tire los ''teams'' de Yauco sabana
Grande. IPero que result6? Ell captain
Mayor Piraldi parecia que estaba en-
combination con el team re Yauco
para ganar de cuslquier manera, por
medic. de la fuerzs, pues con la presen-
cia de, la Guardia Nacional, la cual es-
taba armada de rifles, quiso irltinidar
a los iugadores y al pueblo qTe Sc en-
contraba ALI congregado. Pero Sc eQui-
vocaron, pues en- Sabana Grande no SO
conoce ell miedo cuando defendemos
nuestros derechos, y cuando Ell captain
a que hacemos referencia vio que sus
actuaciones habian sido infitiles haSta
entonces y Sc dio cuenta de Ia macs
tria de nuestros iugadores, Sc dirigio
los players de Yauco y les orden6
que abandonaran Ell campo atl6tico.
(continda en- la pag 6al
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UNCUENTO DE DOAN

T>L Unguento de Doan es una prepara'
ci6n hecha con todos los requisites
que la Ciencia la Ley exigen.
En- su composition entran solo sustain
cias de Ia mas alta calidad de pureza y de
mayor poder medicinal, cualidades que son
previamentes con1probadas en- npestros la
boratorios.
En- su elaboration Sc eXige la mas COM
Dleta asepeia, la que unida al poder anti
septico de ssuss componentes hace que este
Unguento tenga TIN efecto cicatrizante y
curative tan Immediate y SECURE.
En- el tocador de las damas es Iln arti-
culo indispensable; hace desaparecer las
espinillas, barros, manchas, grietas, esco-
riaciones, etc.
Su uso no perjudica la piel mas de1icada
Aplicandoselo todas las noches antes
lie acostarse, conservara el CUTS fresco
hmpio sano.
Sc usa en- todas las enfermedades de Ia
9iel con magnihcos resultados. Tener
ina cajita en- su tocador es tener Ia
oelleza la mano.
De venta en- todas las boticas. Solcite
nuestro folleto sobre las enfermedades
de la piel Sc 10 enviaremos absolute
nente gratis
@ FOSTER-McCLELLAN co.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Z. U.A
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DEsDE YAUco

francisco E. Ortiz, un enthusiastic por
el&deporte nos escribe desde aquel pue
bio, hsciendonos una pregunta sobre 81
TN pitcher puede abandonar su po-
sici6n para ir jugar Ia segunda, y
luego en- ell siguiente inning volver
la ocupar.
Con relacion al particular debemos
decir al senior Ortiz, que hasta la fecha
Sc ha venido observando asi, rues no
vemos razon ninguna por 10 cual no sea
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The San Juan Bakery Inc,
San Juan, Pho. Rico
coNVocAToRIA
convocatoria a junta general
extraordinaria de accionistas.

Por la presente Sc notifica y ha-
ce saber a los accionistas de es-
ia corporation que por acuerdo
de Ia Junta Directiva Sc ceIebra-
ra una junta general extraordi-
maria de. accionistas ell dla 13
de mario de 1922, a las 2 P.
NJ, en- la oficina de la
corporation
En- dicha iunta general extraor-
dinaria de accionistas Sc pro-
pondran y trataran ennaiendas al
RegIanaento, las cuales Sc CO.
plan en- ell aviso que por correo
Sc dirige, conforme dispone ell
RegIamento, cada uno de los
accionistas.
San Juan, P. R., febrero 27 de
1922.
FAUSTo E. ARANDES,
Secretario.
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PRoFEsoREs QUE vIsITAN LA
JyNIVERSIDAD

Desde hace algunos dlas Sc encuen-
tran en- San Juan, visitando la Univer
sldad de Puerto Rico otras atlas es-
cueIas, Mas lnteligentes profesoras de
Aguadilla, senora Pauuita Rogue de
Falcon, y las seforitas Monserrate de
LIS y Francisco Varela,
Las saludamos respetuosamente.
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CoMERCIAL

Por cscritura otorgada ante ell nota,-
rio licenciado Benjamin J. Horton, don
Juan Mari Jr. ha adquirido los dere-
chos y scciones que constituian la mer
cantil Mariana Mari, S. en- c., es-
tablecida en- Mayagiiez.
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GRAN DEsAFIo

Esta tarde Sc enfrentaran en- los te-
rrenos de Ia liga del "Condado', las
novenas escolares "Luchetty" Wash
ington'", en- ell que Sc disputaran una
copa regalada por don Pepito con la
inscription siguiente: Copa Carna-
val 1922.
MONS A nTT
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Pago por:
Bronco grueso 31a 4 cts. libra;
cobre grueso, 41s Y cts. libra; alu-
mimic (limpio) 5h cts. libra; tu-
bos de gonna 11a cts, :, bronce fino q
2 y 21s cts. y cobre ino a liz y A
centavos.
Compro cuaIouier cantidad
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Sc vsnds Papsl de Psri6dics . $500
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DOS CARTAs; SIN
QUITARLE Nj PoNERLE

San Juan, febrero 81, 1922.
Mr.. Rafael Brown,
Capt. del "team" ''Colectiva
San Juan.
Sefor:-
Por la presente placeme irformarle
que en- junta celebrada por ia direc-
tiva de mi novena, en- la tarde del
dia de aver, y por consoles pradentes
hemos resuelto "no jugar nunca con
SUI novena "'Colectiva''
Esperanto tomara buena nota del
particular y sin motives para mas, que
da de I'd,
Atentamente.
Miguel ALLENDE,
Manager
La preinserta carta fu6 remitida por
el joven Allende al manager del
Colectiva' para suspender I'm juego
que desde hacfa algunos dias habian
acordado celebrar en- la liga dc! ''Con
dado'', la cual ha sido contestada por
Brown en- la forma siguiente:
Amigo HToNsANT:
Adjunto te remito esa carta con-
testando a la que mi amigo Miguel
Allende me remite como medida de pre-
caucion, para que su gente se librara
de la fenomenal paliza que lie teniamos
preparada, para terminar de una vez
con tanta "charla''
Pues bien, til sabras, ell dia 19 del
mes en- curse ell manager dol team
"Santurce'' Sc comprometio a celebrar
un desafIO ell domingo 26 con una
apuesta de $500. Todo iba bien. ha-
biendome llegado 1gurar. que dada
la seriedad que carecteriza al joven alu
dido, dicho desafio habiamos dc efec-
tuarlo, pero cual no seria mi sorpresa
cuando recibi la mencionada carta en- la
cual sin motives que 10 justifquen. Sc
descuelga manifestandome que no ju-
CARA mas con mi novena.
La carta Sc comenta por 81 sola. pero
yo quiero agregarle algo, es, que
cuando el sefior Allende So MEGA ro-
tundamente cumplir 10 convenido des
pU6s de tanta algazara desde az colum
mas de ''El Imparcial'i. Sc We Tornado
a demostrar que su novena no es capaz
de resistir ell empuje incontrasta1Ie del
adversario temible quo Sc llama Co
lectiva'', declar&ndose vencido antes
de ir a la batalla, y sin que dieramos
siquiera una ''planchita"
ESQ 10 esperaba yo, Mr.. Allends
Siempre crei que era mas ell raido que
las nueces. Ese alarde de fuerza que
I'd. ponderaba en- la prensa eran "agua
jes''.
. Ahora bien, 81 usted no quicr, jugar
debido que no ha podido reunir ell
dinero, juguemos por @'sport' puss
quiero demostrarle que nosotros somos
las ''colillas'' que mas hume echamos
para formar densss nubes capaces de
apagar esas "estrellas'' que IN vano
quieren brillar en- ell cielo dc Euestro
deporte.
Sin otro praticular Sc despide su
buen amigo,
Rafael BROWN
CAPTAIN del "Colectiva''.
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."Recordar es vivir"- Dante
% DE FEBRERo DE 1911

IBvANTAMENTo DE LA oAMPANA oR1ENTo1.
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JOHN LEWIS

Stop ga Puerta de TERRA.
Telefono 829.
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San Juan, febrero 21, 1922.
Mr.. Rafael Brown,
Capt. del "team'' ''Colectiva
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NJ. DE vEDIA Y MITRE.
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Ell NEosALvARsAN DEooM1sADo

Las saludamos respetnosamente.
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stone, FUN man,
WITH KIDDIES
Will Tell Stories to Play.
ground Tots at Rodney
Square Tomorrow
EXPECT 5000 TO
MEET COMEDIAN

Five thousand playground chill
dren will be the guests of Fred
Stone, the versatile comedian. on
Rodney Square at IL o'clock tomor-
row morning. Mr.. Stone, who is
appearing at the Playhouse tonight,
tomorrow night and tomorrow after
noon. has a soft spot for the Riddles,
having often thrown open his Long
Island home for the entertainment
Of the little ones in his neighbor-
hood and because he has children
of his own, is always ready and will
ing to give of his time for their
pleasure.
When Stone learned that the
Community Service was planning a
campaign here. he instructed his
lessee of the Playhouse. thot he
wanted TO take part in the last hour
plans at least. and would like to en-
terrain his little Wilmington friends
with some of the new tricks and
stunts he has prepared and which
he is going TO produce for the bene-
fit of his own Riddles when his pres
ent tour is over
II was impossible for him TO go
from one playground TO another to-
morrow so the idea was conceived
Ideal rallying spot for such an event.
The news began to spread about the
city Fairgrounds this morning and
by noon the boys and girls were
pretty we'll conversant with the fact
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
FUN A'PLENTY
In ALDINE BILL

Variety aplenty is offered in tn,
new vaudeville bill which opened a
the Aldlne Theatre yesterday after,
noon and night. Each act might
claim title to headline honors. as al
OF them are exceptionally good. Il
was the opinion of many that 1t is
the best bill presented since the
opening of the theatre.
"A Dark Cloud With Sllvery Lin
ing" features Joe Darcy. The high
lights in thls act are the tuneful
melodies which Darcy sings, some OF
which he composed. One song Child
hood Days was applauded.
The drawing. of funny cartoons of
the audience and other subjects. was
the contribution of Ralph Seabury.
He was applauded while drawing a
comic sketch of his wife.
Bradbury d Scully's dancing act
was a feature of the bill
The act entitled "Annabelle" was
a miniature musical revue. Pretty
girls, clever song hits and snappy
Jokes featured in this part of the
program.
Alice Hamilton entertained in
quaint little act called "A Breath
of Lavender and Old Lace" She
was dressed as a quaint old lady
and described her first trip TO New
York. where she was puzzled at the
many slang expressions used by the
typical New Yorker.
A novelty feature Of the program
was an exhibition of circus horse
back riding by the Bostocks' Riding
School. Thrills aplenty were fur
nished by the actors as they did
difficult stunts on the horses backs.
The last act OF the clever bill was
a wealth OF good acrobatic dancing
and side-splitting jokes. II was en-
titled Different Things" and It was
we'll named. Singing and dancing
of the highest class were rendered by
he four actors who comprised the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Conquered or Money Back

For 40 years. said DR.. Carey. I have
been prescribing my Prescription. No
III Oknown for years as Marsh
root), for kidney and bladder sickness
and now that / have retired from active
practice, / have made arrangennents
with leading druggists 10 dispense this
wonderful prescription at a moderate
price, on the money back If dissatis-
fed plan.
Beware Of kidney disease-thousand
die OF IL every year who ought to be en-
Toying the blessings of life and health
Watch the symptoms. II you have
speoks floating before the eyes, puffy
eyes, clammy feet or moist palms
baekache or sideache, you ought to get
bottle of DR.. Carey's Famous Pre-
scription, No. III, right away.
II has wonderfully benefited tens of
thousands OF cases OF kidney and blad-
der troubles and is the medicine you
can always depend upon. Results are
guaranteed.
NoTE-Dr. Daniel G. Carey was
practicing physician for many years
and his great Prescription, No III
aided thousands of sufferers from kid
ney and bladder troubles. Hereafter
you can always get this effective Pre-
scription. in both liquid and tablet
form, at NJ B. Danforth's, ]. NJ
and all reliable pharmacists
The country over.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
TIES Screen
AT THE QUEEN

Proving itself as vigorous pho
toplay as it was a book. The Val
ley Of Silent Men, presented at the
Queen theatre yesterday for the first
time. was greeted with enthusiastic
approval.
= 1t was filmed in the Rocky Noun
tains OF Canada, in the precise spot
described by James Oliver Curwood
in his celebrated novel upon which
The novel is based. The settings
are awe-inspiring and contribute
not a little TO the fascination of the
production. There are none so i'm
mune to the beauties and splendors
of nature, 10 be uninterested in the
magniflcence of the Canadian North
west
One of the surprises of the picture
is the showing of Lew Cody in the
"hero' role. Cody has heretofore
been assigned to play male vamps,"
much to his personal disgust, and
This is the first opportunity he has
had to break away from them.
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vised and realized by R. H. Burn
side, TO whom a musical comedy is
a relaxation after the stupendous
ensembles of the Hippodrome show.
"Tangerine" Full of Comedy.
'Tangerine, which comes to the
Playhouse next Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights and Wednesday mat
inee begins without the noisy open
ing choruses Of the usual musical
comedy. In fact II starts in what
might be. except for the hilarious
comedy situations presented. in the
drab atmosphere OF a jail.
Three young husbands are in
Ludlow street Jail, the famous ALI
mony abode Of New York, for fail
ing to pay the alimony awarded
their respective wives,
A friend is suddenly incarcerated
with them. This friend agrees TO
pay their dues in the Alimony club,
take them TO the Island OF Tango
rine where the women do all the
work, induce their wives to go there
on a yachting trip, and after the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22

In one of his character parts in
Tip Top" which will be seen at the
Playhouse tonight, tomorrow night
and tomorrow matinee.
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yacht has sailed away. bring about
reconciliations.

yacht has sailed away. bring about
reconciliations.
ISIS Hopkins"
The Wilmington Players this week
in their production of isis Hopkins
have managed to inject some spe-
cialties into the performance that
greatly enhance it's amusement.
David Calls sings, Sweet Hor-
tense" a Wilmington girl whose
name is not on the program, ac-
companies herself on the ukelele
and sings in a pleasing voice catchy.
comedy songs.
For laughter isis" excels any pro-
duction offered by the Wilmington
Players and a touch of tender path
os adds a bit of stability to 1t that
has proved the lasting quality of the
play.
The selection OF the play for next
week is Under Cover" a renowned
success of a dramatic nature A few
touches of the melodramatic and the
comedic are also injected into this
story of the secret service.
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ed their children for a playground
nearer their homes than Eden Park
There is to be meeting of all the
playground representatives inter
ested in the financial campaign at
headquarters in the library building,
Eighth and Market streets tomorrow
morning. At that meeting the rep
resentatives will make reports con
corning how the voting contest has
been inaugurated in their particular
sections. Mrs. Carlton T. Brigham
Is chairman of the committee. Mrs.
is at headquarters every
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
AT THE ARCADIA

with but two more days left for
tie presentation of THE Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse. the
Arcadia theatre is kept busy hand
ling the crowds that are seeking ad-
mission TO the theatre during the
afternoon and evening. Rodolph
Valentines performance as the color
full, fascinating Julio is the outstand-
ing portrayal of the picture. Alice
Terry in the feminine lead shines
out like a lovely Jewel in an ex-
quisite setting.
The Arcadia will have another big
attraction TO offer next week in the
presentation of THE Storm. This
is the remarkable and spectacular
production given 10 Langdon Nc
Cormlcks stage play of the same
name.
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afternoon between four and five
o'clock to receive reports and discuss
plans for the campaign with workers.
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AT THE MAJESTIC

Tom Mix's gallant performance
augments the triumphs OF his horse
Tony who plays the title role in the
photoplay 'Just Tony" which has
constituted the feature attraction
at the Majestic theatre all of this
week.
The story Of Just Tony" tells Of
the capturing by a rowing cowboy
of the leader of a pack of wild
horses. The animal once tanned be-
comes the abject slave and loyal SER
want 10 his master.
Next week Mae Murray. supported
by a brilliant cast. headed by Ro-
doIph Valentino win be seen in The
Delicious Little Devil" a romance
OF Broadway and OF a little dancer
who found happiness and love there.
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that Mr.. Stone 1.-THE actor" was go.
ing to give them a special entertain
ment on the Square.
Get all the children you can
They are all my friends" Stone
wired Mr.. Finney and the latter
knowing OF no better way to round
up the younsters called upon Charles
f. Ernst of the Community Ser
vice. to attend to the matter. Mr.
Ernst at once got into communion
ton with the playground leaders and
by IL o'clock tomorrow morning 1t
is expected that more than five
thousand children will have assem-
bled on the square.
In order that the children may
be properly protected the police un-
der Superintendent of Police Black
will see that they are not molested
and playground directors will look
after each community unit.
In order that the children of the
south side of the city may have a
as well as the one at
given to the Community Service a
big plot OF ground next to No 16
School. at 10th and Claymont streets.
Heretofore, the children of that Sec
ton have had nothing but Ellen
Park grounds. and while this has /
been fine for those residing close by, !
{ was not quite so convenient for 4
hose living about No. 16 School.
The Community Service is now
to fit up the playground
md make it attractive to the chill
lren of the south side. Money that
t is hoped will be given for the i.
,udget during the coming week of
he Community Service financial
will be partly spent in fit
ing up this plot of ground.
Parents OF children residing about
70. 16 school are pleased to know
hat there is an opportunity afford
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AT THE PLAYHOUSE
Tip Top

Tip Top
Tonight viii be a red-letter event
in the local dramatic calendar.
Charles Dillingham;. who is univer-
sally recognized as the foremost
producer OF spectacular extravaganza
tonight, will present the effervescent
comedian, Fred Stone, in his latest
success, ''Tip-Top," at the Playhouse.
The entertainment will be repeated
tomorrow afternoon and night.
The same skilled collaborators
who wrote many of the previous Fred
Stone successes have united in the
creation Of 'Tip-Top." Anne Cald-
we'll and r. II. Burnside wrote the
book and lyrics and the music came
from the ever-me'odic pen Of Ivan
Caryll. Needless to say the intri-
cate details Of production were de-