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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
SOWIETY A GENUA.
Wojska WEOskie 0kupowaly Fiume.
Ghandi Skazany Ma Szesc Lat Wiezienia
0 KOszt Urzmania Amerykaiskiej Armji Okupacyjnej.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne.

- - ~
rowi sowieckiemu towarZyszyc
beds minister spraw zagranicz--
nych Czyczeryn i Joffe, byiy
przewodniczacy konferencji poko
jowej w Rydze.
Lenin W niedawnej swej mo-
vie wypowiedzianej W Moskwie
na zebraniu robotnik6w metalur-
gicznyeh zagrozil zupeinem eko-
nonicznem izolowaniem Rosji Cd
reszty swiata i odbudowy VIA
snemi siiami, jezeli Rosja ME be-
die zadowolona z rezultatow
konferencji genuehsl1iej. Dokona
ME rekonstrukcji Rosji wiasnemi
siiami, wedfug Lenina, zajmie
lkinSa lat czasu, leez bedzie to
zwyciestwo mad kapitalizmem.
Moskwa, 20. rlarca. (Prasa St.)
= Dzisiaj rozpoczyna swoje o.
brady W Moskwie kongres
wszech rosyjskich komunistow,
ma kt6ryn Lenin ma wystapic z
projektem zredukowania urged
nikow sowieckich, CO bedzie zwis
zane usunieciem wielu wyso--
kich urzsdnikow bolszewickich.
Pary5, 90. marca. (Prasa St.)
: Eksperci francuscy, kt6rzy
.przybyli do Londynu ma konfe--
rencje preliminarna W zwiazku z
konferencja genuehska, maja wy
stapic projektem odbudowy
Rosji jej wiasnemi srodkami i 81
iami przy pomocy z zewnatrz.
WoJSKA WLoSKIE oKU-
PoWALY FIUME.
Trjest, 20. marca. - Wojska
wIoskie okupowaiy w sobote mia
sto Fiume j przylegie teryto-
rum. Gabriel D'Annunzio, kto-
nv obecnie znajduje sic W Gar
done. wydal proklamacje, W kto-
rel nakazuje mobilizacje daw-
rych swoich legjonistow. Wysil-
XII utworzenia rzadu W Fiume
spelzaja ma niczem.
Biasogr6d, 20. marca. - Rad
serbski oznajmil onegdaj, IL jest
on zadowolony tego, ze<Wlo--
chy zamierzaja zaprowadzic po-
rzadek w Fiume, dlatego ME
przedsiebierze zadnej akcji W
tel sprawie,
Postawa rzadu serbskiego wo-
bee incydentu fiumskiego tiurna-
czy sic TEN, re radykalno demo
kratyczny cabinet koalicyjny
lest zdania, IL Serbia jest "a sSa-
ba finansowo ekonomicznie do
prowadzenia wojny i dlatego IA
wszelka cene stara sic utrzymac
pok6j. Istnieje wprawdzie dose
duza grupa irredentystow, do kto
rel nalezy wielu wojskowych. lecz
rad zdaje sic bye silniejszy niz
partja wojenna,
GHANDI SKAZANY MA
SzESc LAT WTEZIENIA.
Londyn, 90. marca. - ze Rad
sngielski zajas wyzywajace stano
wisko wobec nacjonalistow in
duskich oraz Ghandiego zwelen-
nikow biernego oporu wskazuje
nominacja torysty wicehrabiego
Peepa na stanowisko sekretarza
|Indyj oraz skazanie Ghandi, Ii
dera biernych opozycjonistOw ma
Iszesc lat wiezienia.
Nominscja torysty zaniiast h
beraia ma stanowisko seSretarza
|Indyj zostasa uczyniona przez
Lloyd George pod presja tory
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20

|jaki Bfoniarczyk, wlasciciel apte-
Xxi pomino nieodpowiedzenia wa
Irunkom przy egzaminie, po zSo--
ieniu odpowiedniej 1adanej SUI
my otrzynai prawo wykonywa-
MIA RECEIPT. Czionlsowie wydziaiu
farmaceutycznego, kt6rzy GAIA
sobote spedzili ma poszukiwaniu
CUB. Samlla, by usunai dyr. Mil
lera, stwierdzili fakt, re Broniaf-
czyk ME zdai egzaminu. Guber-
nator Small, ktory w miedzycza-
sic znajduje sic W Kankakee od-
Ipowiedzial, re ma razie ME mole
wydac zadnego oswiadczenia "
tel sprawie, gdyz ME widziai
sprzez dflzszy czas dyrektora Mil
lera.
STRAJK STRohoW MA SIZE
KU KONCOWI.
Sedzia Barasa, wybrany arbt
ttrem W sprawie kontrowersyj
.miedzy str6zami a Chicagoskim
L 81 :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
OSTATIlAPO POCzTA
POLACY Q KOWIENSzCzYzNY FRA
GINA SAMO6EANOWIENIAO o
PRZYNAIEzNOSCI PANSTWOWEJ.

WHNO. - U nIArszalza Ldkueiew-
sIdegc zjawila sic delegacjs poiAh 2
Utwy kcwie6sldej pro6bA aby Sam
wile6sld upcmmial sie prawA Iudnctcl
polsidej " Kowie6szczyfnie. PoIacy
W Kowiehzczyfnie pragna uzysixaf mo
mosG wypowi6dzenia sic W sprsbFie
przynaIetnosci prswno pahstwowcj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
KURs MAREK PoLsKIcH.

Wedle komunikatu Polskiego
Konsnlatu Generalnego kurs marek
polskich lest dis $3.50 marek "a 81,
czyli % cent6W "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, poniedziaIek, 20 marca: sw.
WolRrana B.
Jutro, wtOrsk, 2I rnarca: sw. Be
nedykta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
NIEMcY ME SA RoZBRo-
JONE.

Berlin, 20. marca. Rad
francuski domaga sic przez gen.
Nollet, szefa komisji rozbroje--
niowej W Niemczech, ministra
wojny Maginot, azeby Niemcy
zostaiy ,,dokiadniej" rozbrojone.
Miedzy innemi Francja domaga
sic zniszczenia spisow rekruta-
cyjnych oraz rozwiazania roz--
nych organizacyj j klubow woj-
skowych. Rad francuski twier--
dzi, IL Niemcy posiadaja fabryki.
ktcre kaldej chwii .zdolne sa do
wyrobu amunicji broni. Mem
cy zas utrzymuja, re zdemolowa-
ME tych fabryk odbiSoby sic u
jennie ma przemysle, gdyz ma
szyny wspomnianych fabryE u.
zywane So do celow pokojcwych.
Niedawne wykrycie 110,5 CEN.
tynetrowych haubic jeszcze bar
dziej przekonuje Francjs IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
pOLSKA ZAWARLA UKLAD
Il PANSTWAMI BALTY-
CKIEMI.
CKIEMT.

AeIAALf4fAAs
Warszawa, 90. marca. - Pol
ska podpisaia z Finlandja, Lot
wa Estonja ukiad, ma mocy
kt6rego wyzej wymienione pan
stwa W celu zagwarantowania
swei egzystencji politycznej j in
tegralnosci swego terytorjum 20
bowiazaiy sic wzajemnie uznae
zawarte'z Rosja bolszewicka trak
taty pokojowe. Ukfad ten przewi
duie zawieranie r6znych unow
skonomicznych i administracyj-
nych, wyklucza zawieranie So
iusz6w, skierowanych przeciwko
ialziemukolwiek panstwu podpi--
sanemu na traktacie, a natomiast
zapewnia przychylna neutralnose
gdyby ktorekolwiek panstw pod
pisanych na ukladzie zosta1o
surowokowane do wojny, lub "a
atakowane bez powodn.
porozumienie to ma duze zna-
genie polityczne i jest gfownie
skierowane przeciwko Rosji so--
wieckiej.
Przeciwko ukiadowi protesto--
wall SLIME finsey symPatycy
Szwedow. lecz protest ich zostai
zignorowany.
soWIETY ZAPRASZAJA
PoLSKE MA KoNFERENcJF.
Paryz, 20. marca. (Prasa St)
Rad sowiecki wysiaf note do
rzadu polskiego, W ktorej prosi o
wysianie przedstawiciei do Mo-
slIwy, gdzie y marca odbsdzie
sic -konferencja W sprawie sta
nowiska Rosji panstw oScien-
nych ma przysziej konferencii W
Genui.
Podobne zaproszenie zostaio
wyslane do pahstw baityckich, a
mianowicie - do Lotwy, Finlan-
dii Estonji.
LENIN WYJEzDzA MA KoN
FERENCE DO GENUI.
Ryga, 90. marca. = Depesze
utrzymane z Moskwy donoszas
IL Mikoiaj Lenin, premier boil
szewicki, udaje sic do Genui dro
-. orzez Czarne morze. PremJe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
LENIN WYJEzDzA Ma KoN
FERENCJE DO GENUI.

Ryga, 90. marca. = Depesze
otrzymane z Moskwy donosza,
IL Mikoiaj Lenin, premier boil
szewicki, udaje sic do Genui dro
"a przez Czarne morze. Premje-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
o KoSZT UTRZYMANIA
AMER, ARMJI oKUPA-
CYINEI.

Londyn. 20. marca. Kan
clerz skarbu Sir Robert Horne u
dai sic do Lloyd George'o dc
Criccieth W celu omowienia z
MIN sprawy zwrotu kosztow u
trzymania amerykanskiej arrnji
okupacyjnej mad Renem W zwia-
zku z odszkodowaniem wojen-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20

GWaftu
GWaitu
Ludzis ratujcie. ratujcie! KtO iyw kto rOzumie, W
kim sbra pOc1ucia pOlSka = ratujce
A COZ to sic dzieje?...
Pow6df. !. POiars KatastrOfa jakas...
Me:
REGEsTRACJA AtJUTRO!
Aha, to o to takie gwaltowanie?
jutci Jutro jedyny drieh regestracyjny Jedyny
rOzumeeie? jedyy!. Jal sic jeden drugim, trzeca
ezwarta ME zaregestruecie jure, 70 nAm NgbCrach
nOsa ultra bedaie nanni gudBaj 4 naszsmI handy
datami takSe, jaIEe.
Wiec prosimy &adamy. przykazujemy = pod zagroze-
MEM wydzeziczenia! aaebysce sic WszysCyi wszyskie
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Ilokonczenle 81 srronlcy 2
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-12-13
PR0F.LYNCHCALL
FOR DEBATERS.
TryOut to be Held to Determine Who
Shall Represent DEBORAH High
School in State Debating
League.
WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL
WITH DEBATERS LAST YEAR
Interest in Defamation in High
School This Fall is Running
Higher Than Amy Pre-
viOus Year.

Prof. Lynch has issued the first
call for debaters. The try out will
be held soon in order to determine
who shall represent DEBORAH High
School in the state debating league.
This years question is Resolved
that the present state highway law
be repealed and an act substituted
in lieu thereof, providing for 3
state bond issue to pay for immedi'
ate hard surfacing of all primary
roads by state" The question is
one of immediate and compelling inter-
est and it is hoped that the public
will attend the debates this year
in a generous fashion. Mr.. Lynch
was very successful with his de-
baters last year, winning over Post
vile and Charles City. In the first
debate of the series, DEBORAH is
paired with Cresco, Cresco taking the
affirmative and DEBORAH the negative
of the proposition. The date for
the first debate will be either Jan
uary II or January IS, depending
upon preference expressed by the
schools in northeastern division. The
exact date will be announced later.
Interest in defamation in high
school this fall is running higher
than any previous year. Out of the
60 students who enrolled for the
preliminary try out, 80 are still
actively engaged in preparation. The
largest number previously enrolled Is
"a of whom 20 stuck to the finish.
That makes this years three times
as large as any previous. 1t is quite
possible that more work could be
done with the best speakers by limit
ing the number but Miss Ferguson's
idea is to extend the advantages with
the training to the greatest posi-
bic numbe.. Thirteen Freshmen,
fourteen Sophomores, eighteen
juniors ana fourteen OSlllOiS "AS
still left in the competition. Eli
mination contests will be held by
classes during this week and next,
Semi-fnal contests are scheduled for
January 16 and IL and the final
contest for Saturday, February 8.
As a result of these elimination con-
tests there will be one contestant
left in each of the three divisions
humorous, dramatic and oratorical,
who will represent the high school
I in the sectional contests. The pub
lie will be invited to the semi-final
and final home contests.
How many of the following pub
lie perso6ages can you place:
1. Pierce Butler.
2. Chahapine
8. Florence E. Allen.
A.. Mrs. Winifred Mason Huck-
Continued on page sIX)
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-12-13
GREAT PLAY To
BE SEEN HERE
University Theatre of Iowa City to
Present Merchant of Venice"
in DEBORAH Jan. 20.
AN INTERESTING AND
ARTISTIC PRODUCTION
viii be First University Theatre in
United States to Take Shake
spearean Play on Road.

A new production will soon go OF,
the road put out by the University
Theatre of Iowa City, to present
the Merchant of Venice, and tho
play will appear in DEBORAH on Jan.
20. The Daily Iowan of Iowa City,
has the following comments on the
productions:
Iowa University's theatre will be
the first university theatre in the
United States to take a Shake
spearean play upon the road.
Widespread interest in the Uni
versity theatres production of "Thc
Merchant of Venice" is being shown
throughout the state and bookings
are being made to take the play on
the road. Supt. c. c. Gamertsfelder,
of the DEBORAH schools, has request
ed that the production be presented
here on January 20, and some lead
ers in the community drama in
Cedar Rapids have expressed de-
sire to have the production there il
suitable arrangements can be COM
pleted.
''The Merchant of Venice" as it
is to be presented here on January
IS, promises to be one the most
interesting and artistic productions
of Shakespeare in this community.
The script of the play which is to
be used has been specially pre-
pared by Prof. E. C. Mabie, of the
speech department. 1t is an arrange
ment of the first folio which was
published in 1923, Available ACTING
editions have so rearranged the
scenes and cut many of the especi-
ally fine lines that the University
theatre has adopted the idea Of
"back to Shakespeare" as a guiding
principle for the arrangement Of the
text for the coming production.
Seventeen of the twenty scenes
which appear in the folio will be pre-
scented in the order in which they
appear. Only such cuttings will be
made as are necessary to bring the
play with reasonable acting time and
to make it suitable for a present
day audience. By using this ar
rangement of the text Professor
Mabie believes that the production
will be made very much more eff
fective and interesting than it would
if any one of the available acting
editions was used.
The play is to be presented on a
stage draped with velvets and SC
constructed that alternating deer
and shallow scenes may be used. The
most careful attention is being given
to costumes and all details of light
ing and properties.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-12-13
Disloyalty Bars Five Iowans From
u. s. CITIZENSHIP

Iowa City, Iowa-Five residents of
Iowa We're denied citizenship dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 8.
1922, because of disloyaI acts during
the world war, according to in
formation received by Prof. Benja-
min F. Shambaugh, head of the de-
partment Of political science at the
University of Iowa, from Walter l..
Wolf, acting chief naturalization
examiner of the st. Louis district.
Claiming exemption from military
service during the world war result
ed in denials of citizenship to 1879
Iowa residents during that time.
Eighteen applicants were adjudged
to be immoral character, 125 apple
ants for citizenship did not have
proper witnesses, six did not satisfy
residence requirements, 121 did not
appear before the court at the pro-
per time, and seven applicants died
following filing Of applications. From
various causes, including the preced-
ing ones, SOS persons were denied
citizenship. On the other hand, l.
351 Iowa residents became naturaliz-
ed in that time, 3,242 aliens applied
for citizenship and 1,439 declared
their intentions of becoming citizens.
Aliens honoIably discharged from
the United States army and natural
lied by the courts by a special pro-
vision of congress, numbered n.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-12-13

The undersigned wish in this man.
ner to extend to the Rev. Paul Koren
our sincere thanks for his many Wis
it's to our sister, during her illness
bringing her the comforts of the
word of God, as well as for the
beautiful words of comfort spoken
on the day of the funeral. We also
wish to extend our thanks 10 the
many friends who comforted oar sis
ter by their many visits during
her illness, and also for their pre-
sence on the day of the funeral. =
Filing Allen, Hans Allen,
Andrew Allen, Ralph Allen.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-12-13
The Latest Clever scheme

The Clear Lake Mirror gives out
the following warning:
The latest scheme which is being
worked in this vicinity is the Dress
Goods Bargain Sales" being pulled
off at auction sales by two glib
tongued statesmen. This is how the
game is worked: They show up at
an auction sale and bid in one or two
head of livestock, then announce that
at the close of the sale they are go
ing to give away absolutely free the
animal purchased by them. OF course
the crowd is interested, everyone on
the tiptoe Of excitement to get
something for nothing" and they re-
main to nibble and bite. They have
several choice silk dress patterns,
ETC., wonderful bargains, they tell
them with considerable gusto, and
going at your own price. The first
purchaser gets the COW, calf or pig,
free with his purchase. There is a
scramble among the excited biddera
and the contest wakes warm. After
the first round is over, more bar
gains are unfolded. The harvest is
on, and at the end the two glib sales
men depart with a rich haul. The
goods are said to be inferior in quail
ity and somewhat flimsy.
At the VIM. Proctor sale they bid
in a COW at $500 and at r. L.
Wright sale they invested $500 in
two calves used as bait.
Moral; Buy of home merchants.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-12-13
Dress LID for Christmas

with one Of Bears new model sport
suits. Special offer for fine quality
suits with two pairs of trousers, at
$40. New Norfolks in brown check
of all wool quality. Handsomely
made and perfect in every particular.
Onlv at BEARS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-12-13
Basket SociabIe

There will be a basket sociable In
the Van Welt school house, Distric;
No. a, Hesper township, Friday eve
ming, Dec. IS. Program begins at
eight o'clock. Everybody welcome.
5O-1w Pd. Alice Bolson, Teacher.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-12-13
Christian Science Services

Sunday service at 1O:45.
Subject Christian Science Services
Is the Universe, including man.
evolved by Atomic FOrce?"
Reading room open Wednesdays
and Saturdays from 2 to A.. .
Wednesday evening meeting at Q
o'clock.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-12-13

The truth is when a customer
once buys at Bears he IS sure TO
come back to trade again. We have
customers who were patrons OF thls
store AZ years ago, and they stih
+rode with us. We DO a strictly
square dealing business and sausiy
al our customers. BEN BEAR
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-12-13

PEPPERMINT Patties, % cents Z
Mound Dec. 10th, Sweet Shop
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-12-13

Try our want column.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-13
Ell JOCKEY PELLIN SUSPENDIDO
POR SEIS AS-WELLCOME
DA Ell TAJO DE LA TARDE- -JU-
GUETON. VUELVE A GANAR-AL-
MA LLANERA CONVERTIDA EN-
UN CHONGO

Aver tarde ante una notable cOncu-
rrencia Sc celebrarOn en- el Hip6drOmo
de Santurce con un efusivo entu-
siasmo, las carreras de caballos anun-
ciadas en- Ell programa. A pesar de las
fuertes lluvias que cayeron dos hOras
antes de efectuarse las carreras, la
pista no sufri6 alteration alguna.
Actu6 como juez de salida, ell Sr.
PenagarfcanO, de quien esta demas de-
cir, que como juez no hay quien lie pom
ga un pie delante. Las salidas fueron
inmejOrables.
Ell premio en- la primera carrera de
100 metros lie fue OtOrgadO al caba-
llO Ledger, quien hizO una recorrida
brillantfsima, siguiendOle NC Kle-
vain" "ROckaree", produciendo un
record de 1.15 %, LIS .25 y LIS 2I5.
En- la baBca de primera sc jugaron
$399.5O y en- la de segunda $215.5O.
ledger" pag6 en- primera $3.56 y, en-
segunda 1852 En- ell campo pag6 en-
primera $500 en- segunda $2.67. mi
ro' no corri6 preyio aviso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-13
EI Vap0r tu|iSta "PIin-
CGSa de Breta6a'

El Sdbado las siete de la maiiana
fCnde0 en- este puerto, procedente de
New York, via los puertos de Las An
tillaS. el hermoSo Vap0r turista ''Prin-
ceSa de. Bretana" lie Ia lfnea del Ca
madam Pacific de 22,200 toneladas con
$40 turiStaS en su mayor parte ame-
riCanOS. Durante todO ell dfa eStuvie-
ron viStando los establecimientos de
la ciudad Otros salier0n para la isla
en- diStint0s AUTOMOBILES. MuchOs de
elloS yisitaron los fuertes del MOrrO
San CriSt0lal. Para mejor cOmOdidad
de los eNcurSiCuiStas. la casa de Behn
Bros. agenteS de eStos buques, atraca-
ron el palaciO fl0tante al muelle No.
). Aver las siete de la mailana sali6
de este puerto para Nassau v New
York. de d0nde parti0 el dfa 21 de
enero.
Entire los paSaierGs viene In seilOra
de G. VI. Bosworth. preSidente de la
importantr compailfa de ferrocarriles
Canadian Pacific Railroad v su seiio-
ra m;rIre. Tambidn jan prominentes
lOmbrps de me@0ciOs de la banca de
listintoS puntos de EStados UnidOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-13
ACUSACION LEIDA EN- La CORTE
FEDERAL

Ell sdbado a las dieZ de la mailana
comparecieron ante ell juez Odlin, los
Sres. Candido Martinez Y Ulises Mar
tinez. de Caguas, con ell fin de series
.lefda la acusaci0n que contra ellOs
entreg6 ell Gran Jurado a la Corte,
pOr un delito de violaci6n a la Ley
VGlstead, consistente en- que estOs
acusadOs Sc dedicaban a la fabrica-
ci6n. de ron otras bebidas espirituO-
sas. A estos prOcesados, dice la acusa-
ci6n, Sc les ocup6 en- su poder clique
tas, esencias infinidad de paquetes
conteniendo ron, brandy, ginebra, ami
sete V cordial de Naranja. Como los
acusadOs negarOn en- todas sus parties
la .acusaci6n, el juex exigi0 a cada
'unO de ellos, una fianza de dos mil do
lares para permanecer en- libertad
hasta el dfa del juicio. La fianza fue
prestada inmediatamente,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-13

un record de 1.10, 1.10 ) Y 1.10 %.
En- la banca de primera Sc iugaron
$4,000 Y ell la de segunda S545.00.
"Welcome" pag0 en- primera S10.50 Y
en- segunda $6.7S. En- la Bdnca del cam
pO "Welcome" pag6 Ell primera $21 40
Y en- segunda S4.2S. lie recomendo
Denton que mande al campo dGS-
cansar d la yegua Zebruna. pues eS-
td Ell la prdngana.
La quinta carrera de 1900 metros. el
premiO fue para cl descartadO Polar.
sigui6ndole "Escoba" V "Certainteed"
Hicieron un record de 1.22 b, 122
2I5 122 30. En- la banca de prime
ra Sc jugaron S524.50 Y en- la de Sc
gunda $502.00. Polar pag0 Ell prime
ra $1.04 Y Ell segunda Escoba 500
En- la banca del campo Polar" pag6
S1.05 en- primera Y Ell segunda "Esco-
ba" $6.O5.,
Ell premiO en- eSta carrera de 1900
metros, no hay que hablar que fuG pa
ra ell azano "Indio', sigui6ndole To
cor0n Y ''Metralla". Hicieron I'M re-
cord de 1.4S | > Y LIS 20. En- la ban
"a de primera Sc jugaron $4G3.00 Y
an la de segunda S643.00. En- esta ca
rrera la banca de Segunda ostuvo muy
cOncurrida. "Indio' pag6 en- primera
10 centavOs "TOcor6n" ell segunda
S2.S3. En- el campo "Indio" pa%6 1G cen
avos Ell primera V "Tocor0n'' en- So
,unda $1.9S.
La Ultima de una,milla V octave. que
era la mas intereSante de Ia tarde. le
fue otOrgadO el premio In simp1tica
yegua zaina "Baby Smile. la que
hizo la recorrida acknowledgements, 81
guiGndOle "Adelite" "Radium' GA
liza Sc qued0 como el -ltimO troly Hi
cieron un record de 2.6. 2.6 > Y 90
90. En- Ia banca de primera Sc juga-
ron $919.j0 Y en- la de segunda S42400
BABY" pag0 Ell primera 76 centavOs
Y '.Adelite" en- segunda 90 centavos.
Ell pool Official alcanz6 a 26606 COM
binaciones, habiendO SidO repartido en-
tire 395 parties, tOcandO a $25.5S pOr
cabeza. Los agraciados sOlamente acep-
tarOn seis carreras.
JuaRifO TOcOF6R
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-13
IN [L1|p0DRO|10

Ell premio de la segunda carrera de
1400 metros fue para la yegua zaina
"Avila", La descartada, siguiendOle
"CampO Rico Y Daylight. Sus re-
cords fueron 1.49, 1.49 5 y 1.49 2I5.
En- la banca de primera Sc jugarOn
$642.50 Y en- la de segunda $33S CO..
"Avila" pag6 en- primera S3.65 "Cam-
pO Rico en- segunda $2.12. En- esta
carrera la yegua "Salley" que era la
mas cargada en- la banca, Sc qued0
prada. Ell Jockey Pellfn fu6 castigado
por el juradO, por cinco semanas, por
irregularidad durante la carrera.
En- la tercera carrera de 1000 metros,
sc lie adjudic0 el premiO a 'Juguet0n"
el cual vOlvi6 sorprender los hf-
picOs, signiendole "RuisehOr" MA
nom. Hicieron un record de IL 2l5, IL
3I5 v IL 4I5. En- la banca de primera
Sc jugaron $706.50 Y Ell la de segunda
$44S.O0. "Juguet0n" pag6 en- primera
53 centavos Y .'Ruiseilor" ell segunda
80 centavos. "Old Sport" nj 'Magno-
liza" corrieron en- esta carrera.
En- esta carrera de 1000 metros, Sc
pRede decir que Sc qued6 de dfa Ell
Hip6dromo, euandO vieron entrar pri-
nero en- la raya al bayO Welcome.
Nadie esperaba esta sorpresa. LIE 81
gui6 ."Coqueta" y alma Llanera", la
cual esta hecha una chonga. Hicieron
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-13
ENFERMO EN- Ell AUNILIO

En- el Sanltorio ESpanol de Hato
Rey Sc encuentra padeciendo de una
pertinaz-dolencia. nuestro buen amigo
Fl c0nocidO caballero eSpahol paga-
dor del Banco Popular de Economics
Y Pr6Stamos, don Fidel Aceila, muy es-
timado pOr todOs c0nceptos.