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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-19
.S|GUE EN- PIE Ell ASUN-
TO De La REBAJA De
.SUELDOS. --SUS CONSE-
.CUENCIAS ENEL PUDLICO

La nueva Ley de presupuestos. como
saben nuestros leetores, al intrOdueir
economics en- los gastos de Ia Admins
TRACTION del pals, ha sidO causa de que
Sc decrete la rebaja de los sueldos a
los empleados p1blicos. Como consecuen
cia de este, Sc argumenta. todo ESQ nu-
cleo considerable de empleados -jefes
de familia, en- su mayoria--tendrAn que
REAJUSTAR su vida, hacienda ahOrros
inSuditos. tai vez milagros verdaderos
para poder vivir.
Muchos, ante 10 dificfl del momentO.
piensan en- la convenience de una cam
pafia oportuna y discreta. que tienda
a. abaratamiento de las subsistencias.
a una reduction apreciable en- el pre-
clio de los articulOs dc imprescindiblO
necesidad, asegurandose tambisn que
estos dltimos acontecimicntos a que nos
referimos. han de producer efectos in
mediatos en- el costo de Ia vida. va que
habra de mermar la circulation del nu-
merario.
Sc cree que con motive de Ia rebaja
6ispuesta por la Ley, muchos smpleados
tendran que dedicaTse a otra labor. y
un gran numero, que vive en- los 81
tios centricOs, tendra que refugiarse en-
otros lugares donde ell alquiler de vi
viendas Sc adapte mas a sus nuevas
condiciones econ6micas. otros que habi
tan casas enteras. tendran que reducir-
so a vivir en- pequefos departamentOs.
iniciando de este modo una importante
economic en- su presupuesto econ6mieo.
lamentablemente afectado por las cir
cunstancias.
Los mas necesitados Green que el pre-
clio de los where's tendra que bajar ne
cesariamente. toda vez que a muchOs
les sera forzOso limitar sus eomidas. y
una parte. qu;zas no muy exigua some
terse a ayunos obligatOrios.
Sc teme por otra 1arts ans ssza eco
romias introducidas por dicha Ley han
de repercutir tambien en- Ia Marcia de
las ofcinas particulares, como efectO dc
Ia competencia extraordinaria de Jos
cue solicitaran empleos. POr ESQ a ma
die extrahara que los anteriores datos
inicien bienestar cotidiano. que habrA
de traducirse en- ell abaratamiento de la
vida en- general
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TRAVIESO Y HUYKE VISI-
TARAN AL PRESIDENTE

Los 1ltimos informes que Sc han re-
cibido en- esta ciudad. acerca de la 81
tuaci6n politica, confrman que ell sr.
Huyke visitara pronto al presidente
Harding, en- union del Alcalde de San
Juan, Sr. Travieso, que, como saben
nuestrOs leqtores, Sc encuentra en- el
Norte, y no embarcara para Ell pals
hasta ell pr6ximo sabado.
Muchos son los concentrates que
acerca de esta supuesta vista Sc vie
men hacienda, va que, como veran
nuestros lectores, ell Sr. Huyke, incon-
dicionalmente las ordenes de Mr.. Rel
ly, Sc unira al Sr. Travieso que, sdgdn
inform6 'el cable, ha roto lanzas en- con
ira de la politica del Gobernador.
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Ell SPEAKER De La CA
MARA EMBARGO AVER

A bordo del vapor Caracas" embar
CO aver para los Estados Unidos, al illus
tire Speaker" de la Camara de Repre-
sentantes de Puerto Rico, Lcdo. Cay.
Coll Cuchi, quien permanecera en- ell
Eorte durante una breve temporada.
Mientras dure su ausencia, asumira,
interinamente la Presidencia de la Ca.
mara, ell Sr. Lastra Charriez, vice -presi-
dente ella misma.
,Aunque no nos fue possible yer al
Sr. Coll, Sc nos asegura que su viaje
al Norte tiene como uno de los fines
rrincipales ell conferenciar en- Washing
ton con los mas altos personajes de la
Administrator, respecto los asuntos
de Puerto Rico.
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PROGRAMADE LAS F|ES-
TAS EN- HONOR De Los
NARINOS ANERICANOS
QUE LLEGAN Ell V|ERNES

Ell viernes por la tarde Sc espera la
negada San Juan del vapor de que
ira Olympia ensel cual viene ell
almirante Me- Gully y alredor de 500
guardias marinos, quienas permanece
ran en- San Juan varios dias.
FL programa, que hasta la fecha Sc
ha confeccionado, empieza con un ban
quote ofrecido por la Camara de Co.
mercio en- ell hotel Condado el viernes
por la noche, en- honor del Alm1rante;
un lunch ell sabado a medic dia en- la
Fortaleza; por la tarde, parada militar
en- ell Morro por ell Regimiento 65; por
la noche, bale en- Ell ''Union Club; do
mingo una reception ten Casa Blanca,
como un obsequio exclusive del coro-
mel Ross al almlrante Nc Gully; do.
mingo por la noche, baild en- Ell Casino
de Pto Rico, en- honor del Almirante
y los guardias marfnos, y lunes un
''lunch'', ofrecido por don Ramon
Aboy Jr. en- su residencia particular
ue AlDOu1IO.
Durante la permanencia aqui del
Almirante este sera huesped de honor
de don Ramon Aboy Jr., de Santurce
La Directiva de la Camara de Co.
mercio nos encarga hagamos constar
que para Ell banquete que dicho orga-
nismo ofrecera en- Ell Hotel Condado
Vanderbilt, la noche del viernes, que
dan invitados todos los miembros de la
Camara de Comercio hombres de ne
gocios del pals, haciendose necesario
que todos los que deseen concurrir a
dicho acto, 10 hagan con la debida @n
ticipaci6n cualquiera de los miembros
que componen Ell Comite organizador
y que 10 son los sefiores siguientes:
Don cecilio Moran, Don Pedro Boil
var, Don Eduardo Ferrer, Don Walde-
mar Lee, Don Ramon Aboy Jr., Don
Guillermo Biscombe Don Manuel "
Domenech.
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RELY DIR|GE Una CARTA
AL SR. BARCELO En- RE-
LAC|ON CON FL INFORMF
DE LA COM. ECONOMICAL

Desde hace algin tempo ha habido
una verdadera impaciencia por parte
del pdblico, que estaba ansioso de CO.
nocer la decision del Jefe del Ejecu-
two respecto del informe que rindi6
haee algunos dias la Comisi6n Econ6mi
ca de la Legislature.
Tanta importancia tenia ell hecho
de conocer ell cEiterio del Gobernador
en- relacion con ell refarido informe.
que el senior Barcelo. pospuso su anun
ciado viaJe al Norte en- espera de la
resolucion que adoptara ell Jefe del
Executive, pues en- case que Sc deci-
diera convocar la Legislature a una
Asamblea extraordinaria Ia presencis
del senior Barcel6. Sc hacia necesaria,
por SER Ell Presidente del Senado.
Aver tarde 'el Gobernador dirigi6 al
senior Barcelo miemhros de la Comi-
sion Econ6mica, La siguiente carta re-
ferente al informe antes nfencionado:
San Juan, P. R., Julio 1S, 1922.
Hon. Antonio R. Barcel6 Presidente,
Y Miembros de la comisi6n Eco
monica,
San Juan, p r.
Cabalferos:
He recibido copia del informe dc
vuestra Comisi6n, dirigido la Legis-
latuEa Y mi, pero no habia tenido
hasta aver, tempo de examinarlo. El
Informe es bastante complete Y es in
teresante v yo lie dare 'esta question
cuidadoso estudio y espero que he de
llegar fnalmente un acuerdo con la
Comision.
Sinceramente suyo,
E. MONT. REILLY,
Gobernador.
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BALFOUR DECLARA QUE LA
SOCIEDAD De NACIONES Dis
CUTIRA ESTA TARDE Ell ACUER
DO ANGLO AMERICANA
UNITED PRESS
(via IAN America cables')

LoNDRES Julio 18-Lord Bal
four ha declarado esta mafiana que
Ell convenio anglo americana relafivo
con la Palestine ha sido va acorda-
do entire el gobierno dd esta ciudad
y ell de Washington agregando que
la Sociedad de Naciones considerara
esta tarde dieho tratado.
Balfour rehus5 hacer que la So
ciedad de Naciones rinda un infor-
me sobre ell mis1no.
Ell embajador de Estadosi Unidos
senor Harvey snviara mafana a
Washington todos los documentos
relacionados con las discusiones que
precediercn al acuerdo.
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orRos coRoNE1Es

Aver ell Gobernador design6 miem
bros de su Estado Mayor, con el range
de Coroneles, a Los sehores Ramon Aboy
Je. y Mr.. Adams, este tiltimo duefic
del restaurant "La Mallorquina"
Ell estimado amigo nuestro y Pre-
sidente interino del Casino de Puerto
Rico, 'sl sefior Aboy. ha recibido in.
numerables felicitaciones de sus ami
gos con motive de la distinction de que
ha sido objeto.
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Ell GOBERNO DE ESTADOS
UNIDoS HACE UNA INVITA-
CION A ITALIA

WASHINGTON, julio 1s.- Ell CO.
tierno de Estados Unidos ha pedido al
dc Italia que envie a esta capital una
comisi6n para estudiar la question de
la consolidation de las deudas de Italia.
Sc aguarda la respuesta del gobierno
de Facta.
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A MANATI

Ell quito jefe de la Policia Insular,
seiior Luis Echevarria, estacionado I'll
timamente ten Rio Piedras. ha sido tras
ladado a Manati, en- donde ocupara Ell
puesto de Captain de la Policia Insu-
lar.
Nuestra sincera felicitaci6n al &C
two jefs, lie deseamos lisonjeros ext
tos.
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Ell TEMPO ESTA Difficult
TANDO LAS OPERACIONES
EN- LIMERICK

DUBLIN, Julio 1S.- Durante las ul-
timas horas no ha ocurrido ninguna
novedad en- las zonas de Limerick. Ell
tempo ha difcultado las operSciones
on esos puntos.
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COMPROMISE DE AMOR

Han hecho formal compromise de
esponsales la bellisima distinguida
sefiorita Carmiiia Leon Noa, con Ell
apreciable y quito joven don Francisco
Umpierre, alto 'empleado de la casa de
Gonzalez Padin.
Ell MUNDO tiene para ambos j6ve-
nes su mas sincera felicitaci6n.
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EN- LONDRES COMENZARA
PROXIMAMENTE UN CONGRE
so FERROVIARIO

LoNDRES, julio 49, En- los prime
ros dias del mes pr6ximo dara comien-
20 aqui un congreso ferroviario al que
asistiran delegados ingleses. belgas,
franceses, italianos y espanoles.
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mier Kato ''por la gran obra que hizo
en- Washington declare, que 'sra su
constante deseo, que la relativa fuerza
de las Armadas Navales de America
y Gel Jap6n, debia de quedar "suje-
tas discussion academica y no discu-
tIrla con la boca del cafi6n.''
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la CONFERENCIA DE IA HAYA ES-
.CUCHARA NUEVAS PROPOSIC|O-
MES DE LOS RUSOS
los NSURRECTOS RLANDESES Sc DECLARAN DIS
PUESTOSA RECHAzAR A LOSPROWSIONALES

Agrega Ell caudillo republicano que
los rebeldIes defenderan los derechos de
Irlanda constituirse en- una naciona
lidad hbre y que la batalla de Lime
rick sera donde Sc juegue la suerte de-
finitiva de la soberania el derecho
irlandeses.
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DUBLIN, julio 18.-El ider maxi
mo de las tropas rebeldes ten Irlanda
senior Eamon ae Valera, quien Sc halla
como es sabido al frente de los solda-
dos que participaron en- la gran batalla
frente a Limerick ha declarado de una
manera terminante que los insurrectoS
Sc disponen rechazar los provisio
males tan pronto como estos inicien Ell
combate que vfenen preparando desde
hace una semana.
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sRTA. PRovIDENCIA LOPEZ
SARRIERA

Ha sido nombrada profesora de la Uni
versidad de Puerto Rico para Ell curse
de verano, la inteligente y cultisima
profesora Srta Providencia Lopez Sa-
rriera.
Ell nombramiento de dicha profeso.
ra ha sido recibido con grandes mues-
tras de entusiasmo por parte de sus nu-
merosos amigos.
Al aplaudir la Junta de Sindicos de
la Universidad por tan justo nombra.
miento, felicitamos sinceramente Ia
Srta. Lopez Sarriera.
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EN- PRIMERA HIPDTECA Sc SOIL
CITAN PoR A AMOS, SIN CoRREDo-
RES. DIRIJAsE: PONCE DE LEON,
NO. 12, PARADA 61a
AdvG
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Una ganga

Sc vende sumamente barato, Sc
milla de hierba de elefante, ell mejor
alimento de ganado. Sc puede sunni
nistrar cualquier cantidad. Informa
"a A. RAMOS en- Ell MUNDO.
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Omitted Press, via All America Gables

LA HAYA, julio 18.-M. Patyn, pre-
sidente del Comite Superior de los asun
tos rusos ha manifestado en- los perio
dicos de hoy despues de sehalar la in
;Cansigencia demostrada hasta ahora
por los G,elegados sovietistas de Russia
que estos Sc disponen a rectificar su &C
titud primitiva que presentaran nue.
vas lstoposiciones para tratar ell pun
70 de Ia consolidation de las deudas y
la restitution de las propiedades pri-
vadas.
In. Patyn manifesto ademas que ell
Sub Comite Sc reunira 'el martes pr6xi
mo para oir las referidas proposiciones,
las cuales, seg1n Sc tiene enten1ido, es
tan inspiradas en- terminus muy cordia
es y que uniran a todos los delegados
qr'e asisten a la confdrencia en- ell in
teres y en- la prosperidad del mundo.
FL jefe de la delegation rusa M. Lit
vinoff ha manifestado que ell Sub CO.
mite que ha de dictaminar acerca de
sus proyectos economicos ha de buscar
seguramente una avenencia entire los de
legados rusos y los representatives del
gobierno sovietista.
Entire todos los delegados extranje
pos reina fran expectation para dicha
reunion en- la cual Sc lie va dar una
Ultima oportunidad a los moscovitas
para exponer su case con sersnidad y
refexi6n.
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HA FALLECIDO Ell EDITOR DEL
NEW YORK TIMES

NUEvA YORK, julio 49, A la
edad de setenta y tres amos fallecii
esta tarde aqui Mr.. Charles r. Miller,
editor del New York Times.
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death Blow to Md. Racing
Is Planned by ''Reformers' y
Element Opposed to Sport Is Backing New
Move to Provide Against "Oralizing"
Should Mutuels Be Outlawed. .:.- .

BALTIMORE. Jan. ,s.-Local rae
ing advocates aud those from many
other sections have for several days
snxiously awaited word from An
napolis, whore their attention has
been focused by the meeting there
of the States legislative bodies.
News has been sought of the Of
fensive methods of the reform ele-
ment, which is planning TO roll UP
its heavy guns in an attempt to
strike a deathblow at the, sport
that has hourishedsin Maryland for
years. 4
II has come, and tho tidinEs, II
would seem, are not at all pleas
ing to those who have the fascinat-
ing game Of the thoroughbreds at
heart.
There has been always one
thought uppermost in the minds of
a, race-track follower when consid-
ering the possible success of the
ants in their msneuvers to wipe
out the sport in Maryland. That
thought has been that. II -pari mu-
tuel wagering were tabooed. rae
ing would not cease. Other racing
eenters beat the law through the
system of oral specializing. a form
of wagering that has been upheld
as legal by many courts. II the
iron men" are scrapped,; why can,(
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WORK OF DISTRICT
ELEVEN'S FORWARD
WALL IS FEATURE
Bauman Plays Star Game
For Monumental City
Outfit. ~

BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan. s.-The
Washington Soccer Club. loaded,
with stars from other prominent
kicking teams in Washington, had
little trouble in disposing of the
Carroll United team here this after
noon. Clever passing in the last
half enabled the Washington eleven
to triumph by a Stool score.
During the first half the game
was close. Neither team seemed
able to locate the posts. and at the
end of the opening period the score
was 2 to 1 in favor of the invaders.
Opening the final half the Wash
ington kickers started a drive that
eventually put the game on Ice.
The forward wall OF the Capital
players seemed to ind itself In
this period, and the Baltimoreans
were unable to stop the clever COG
bination play of the visitors.
Hardwood and Gray, Of the Wis
tors. led the scoring with a pair
Tof counters each. Calilly and
Eorthwick each scored twice, while
Eauman was the only player to
count for the Monumental City
kickers. Bauman, by the way.
played a star game throughout and
though his team was beaten his
play stood out during the afternoon.
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the same methods be employed, to
keep racing alive in Maryland
They could. but =,
News has emanated from Annapo-
lis that the reformers. II they can
get through the laws they advo.
cate. VIII leave no loophoie for the
survival OF the sport. Instead OF
having enacted legislation that
would serve only to reiegate the
nutuelsI, to the. scrapheap. the. tall
atted, black-frocked. vhlte-tied
brigade intends Ito push forward q
bill which wul-,not only. prohibi,
betting. but would also prohibit the
running of horses for a prize OF
reward and. which would at the
same time repeal the charters OF
all the race tracks
1t Is easily discerned that. from
the bill mentioned, the reformers
have Cooked ahead and carefully
guarded against racing with oral
specializing in Maryland. should
their pet measure be successfully
PASSED. They do not want a repe-
titlonT of the situation that dev.l.
.-oped. In New YorkS:when Charles
Evans Hughes. then governor OF
the Empire Site, struck his famous
blow. at open okmakinG, which
step, it was thought, would Kill
racing. -.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-09
FULTON MEETS
MADDEN FRIDAY

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The heavy
weight elimination tournament by
which Jack Dempsey hopes an op-
ponent will be found to supply him
with his next years spending money.
begins in Madison Square Garden
next Friday night.
Fred Fulton, one OF Dempsey's
quickest victims in his climb TO the
championship. will fling mitts at old
Barney Madden. a slow but solid
heavyweight with a glutton's appetite
for abuse. II Fulton stops Madden.
which few have been able to do. he
VIII probably be offered a fight with
Capt. Bob Roper. the huge soldier
heavyweight and challenger of Demp-
sey.
Gene Tunney. the Marine. will tight
Bat Levinsky.. light heavyweight
champion OF. America. for that title.
Tunncy has been going strong OF
late, and IL he wins over Levinsky
he will claim. precedence over Tom
Gibbons. Of ST. Paul. for the match
with Georges Carpenter this win
ter to decide who Is the world light
heavyweight champion
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By WEsTBRooK pEGLER.

NETWORK, Jan. Sex Richard
never drew on glove in his life,
but he has whipped three cham
pions in the. last few weeks and
two of them seem to know they're
whipped.
Benny Leonard, Jack Britton and
John Wilson. light. weller and
middleweight champions. respec-
lively, boycotted Richard Leonard
was off the silent promoter Just
because" but he and his manager.
Billy Gibson would have left the
Impression that they abhorred the
thought OF Richard for some I'M
clean act.
Britton was not fighting for Tex
because Rickard would not let him
make his own matches. according
to the stories heard among the gen.
tlemanly managers about town.
Wilson wouldn't go in for Richard
| because Tex, at the order OF the
Jersey Commission, was holding up
| a purse of $4,000 due the kid for
Nhdb LdpOT LAY WIN Ll
Downey in Jersey City, \. J
Billy Gibson, who manages Leon
ard. was trying to get up an oppo-
sition club with a big amphitheater
to grab all the championship bouts.
| Leonard, of course. would have
been the resident star. Dan Nor
gan. manager of Britton, and Glib
son were in hopes OF getting an
armory. Wires were jerkcd here
I! and there in the political machine
and the adjutant generals office
| announced that the armories would
be made available for professional
| fights. High glee was betrayed by
Messrs. Gibson and Morgan. Then
| Richard jerked other wires SO hard
that he nearly tore them out by
the roots and the State Athletic
Commission said that the srmories
| would not be used because il would
issue no licenses for srmory clubs
or for any other clubs beyond those
now operating. Less Elee betrayed
by Messrs. Gibson and Morgan
about this time.
Leonard started touring the coun-
try. transforming at catch weights
He went to Milwaukee TO Eight
| Pinkie Mitchell a no-decision go
So-decision things are soft Pink lie
got an acute attack of dandruf. and
the Milwaukee commission cancelled
the match.
| Leonard was matched with Joe
yelling in New Orleans. This, too
was cancelled. Leonard's score was:
Matches. two: cancellations, two;
profit. nothing-minus expenses to
| Milwaukee.
| Nobody else in New York car
pay the money Richard can PAY
for a championship fight. and nc
champion will take less than the
utmost possible purse. Britton GER
tainly wouldn't risk his title in one
of the skating rink clubs about
town. So his part Of the boycott
was called OFF. Now he is signed
to night the younger of the Shade
brothers. of California. in the Gar.
den this month. Jack Perry, oil
Pittsburgh, first got this match
fbut Leo p. FLYNN is matchmaker OF
the Garden and manager of Shade
So Perry was wronsed from the
start. Flynn sends in his own boys
whenever a spot shows up on the
bill.
Now. one hears. Leonard can he
persuaded to transfer the Pinkie
Mitchell match TO the Garden. where
he knocked out Pinkie's Older
brother. Richie, the lightweight
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TON SOCCER CLUB BEATS BALTIAOREANS BY TO SCORE
Fighters Who Boycotted
Richard Are Back in F old
Leonard, Britton, and Wilson All Have "Seen
The Light" The Commission's Decision
=. Anent Armory Bout Aaids Promoter.

last winter. Pinkie 10 q weller.
Johnny Wilson got his $4,000
from Rickard m, return for signing
articles to Tight Harry Greb to a
decision for the middleweight title.
Then he ran out of the articles.
whereupon the New YORK commas
sion and the Boston commission.
with swell unanimity. soaked the
champion with an indefinite suspen-
sion.
Now Wilson IL receiving mes
saEcs from Gus wilson-not related
who was Georges Carpenters
rubber at Manhasset. offering large
bouquets OF francs for some Nights
in France, where they know and
appreciate. real frontage.
Being unable to gather any OF
this easy money at home, Wilson
may have to go abroad, but this
talk of Johnny being broke or los
ing heavily in Wall Street sounds
like soda-fountain gossip to those
who know him. Johnny Is a con
noisseur of first mortgages-and he
owns plenty.
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Alexandria IS" After
District Floor Title

The Alexandria Light Infantry
team, winner of fifteen straight
games. is now playing teams from
out of town. Among these are teams
representing Baltimore and Philadel-
phia The army boys are out to cap
ture the championship of Washing
ton. having already won the North
ern Virginia championship by their
victory over Arlington A. c. by the
score of 81 to IL.
The army team is composed Of
boys from schools in this section OF
the country. Among these are Sci
ple, from Central High OF Philadel-
phia: Alexander. of Staunton Military
Academy: williams, from GonZaga
College; Dudek. from U. S. s. North
Dakota: Hayden brothers, OF Easton
College: Eisgrau. from Crescent A.
G., of New York; and lie Grotte,
from the independent ranks. The team
is under the management of Jack
Tulloch, formerly of Mercersburg
Academy.