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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
Firemen Called to
Rescue SOmnambulist
Who Fell in Chimney

Trenton, y. j., Aug. 1S-Firemen
today rescued Samuel Giron who
toppled into the chimney of his home
last night during a nightmare. They
had to hack a hole in the bottom Of
the chimney and Gron was partially
sufocated
re was released from the New Jcr-
Soy state hospital recently and last
night dreamed the guards OF the in
stltution were following him. He
rushed out Of bed, climbed to the
loof and jumped down the chimney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
CENTlEMEN'S PACT
MAY Be SOLUTION
OF RAIL SITUATION
Brotherhoods Acting as Mediators Offer Set
Element Plan to Roads - Acceptance Would
Mean Immediate Return All Strikers with
Seniority Safeguard ed - Also Provides for
Retention of Those Now at Work

New York, Aug lS-(By A. 70
The five great railroad brotherhoods.
which have stepped into the nation
wide shipments strike as mediators
today offered to the roads what they
termed a practical proposition for
peace, and the roads took the pro-
posal u..r- consideration.
Neither side would officially dis
close the terms of the proposal.
In some quarters close to the con-
erees, it was said that acceptance Of
the proposal by the executives would
result in the mediate return of all
strikers to their old jobs with the
full and unimpaired seniority and
pension rights, in addition to rcten-
ton Of men hired since the strike.
The proposition, on the other hand
vas outlined in other quarters as
providing for restoration of strikers
as rapidly as possible, with their
seniority rights to be adjusted ulti-
mately to the sat tction Of Ill.
The proposition in these quarters,
was understood to be on the basis of
gentemen's agreement which those
close to the conference said would
give due respect to the rights OF the
new men. This agreement, it was
said, would assure jobs to both strik-
ers and the new men, since railroads
and brotherh officials have stated
thGt they could use $50 percent Of
{ cir normal '.op craft forces to pre-
pare for the resumption of coal min
ing and the transportation of a
bumper crop:
The gentlemen's agreement. it was
understood would provide that the
question which Will arise at the end
Of the busy fall season would be
handled as it has been in other years
according to the usual wedding out
process
The whole plan, it was officially
indicated would mean that without
any apparent surrender by either
the railroads or the shop crafts, the
strikers would not suffer any more
in the long run than would be usual
after an industrial struggle of this
kind.
1t was revealed tonight that a pro-
posal which, to use the language in
which it was expressed by several of
the labor leaders would assure the
strikers all of their seniority rights.
unimpaircd, without necessitating a
retreat by the executives from their
stand for protection of loyal and
new men, was virtually accepted by
the rail chiefs when Yesterdays con-
ference ended.
The executives, il was declared.
had fully accepted such 4 solution Of
the seniority question. in behalf of
the full membership of the Associa :
ton Of Railway Executives whom
they represented.
While the committee was willing TO
accept in behalf of its members, they
hesitated to commit the whole mem
bership Of their association, it was
said. This was the reason put forth
by labor leaders for issuing q call for
4 general meeting of the association
next week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
Issues Restrainer
Against Picketing
on s. & A. Lines

Boston, Aug, 1S-Superior Court
Judge Heating today issued tenn
rorary restraining order to prevent
picketins and acts Of violence by
former employees of the Boston & Al
bany railroad at Springfield
The order was issued at the con
clusion Of a hearing on bill in
equity brought in Hampden county by
the New York Central railroad, ask
ing that the respondent employees be
restrained from interfering with the
company's business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
Saved in Fall Over
Precipice by Projecting
Rock, on Mt. KineO

Maiden, Mass. Aug. 1s.-Flunging
over the edge Of a precipce at Mount
Kinco, Maine. John McCallan of this
place was savod when his fall was ar
rested by projecting rock % feet
down, according to word reaching here
today. His companion, Walter Brain
also Of Maiden. looking over the edge
Of the cliff discovered the inert body
lying on a projecting ledge and or
ganzed rescue party. BY means Of
ropes a ladder, and the forma ton Of
a human chain, McCallan was rescued
still unconscious He was restored
and treated for a sprained leg and
many bruises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
HARDING GIVES WORD
LAW AND ORDER WILL
PREVAIL AT ANY COST
SPEED SHOWN
BY CONGRESS TO
AID PRESIDENT

Washington, Aug, 1S.-CRy A. P.)-
Republican leaders in Congress moved
quickly to carry out the more urgent
recommendations made by President
Harding today in his message on the
industrial situation. Their efforts for
the most part although not in all.
were seconded BY Democratic members
Representative Mondcll of Wyoming.
Republican House leader, within an
hour after the president concluded de-
livery Of his address had kilograms on
the wires to absent members of the
House interstate commerce committee,
requesting them to return to Washing
ton at 9nce to begin work on bills to
carry out President Hardings recon-
mendations for authorization to set up
an agency TO purchase. sell and dis
tribute coal and for creation of com
mission to ascertain the facts in the
coal industry.
The Republican leader, accompanied
~ Speaker Gillette. today visited the
White House ard personally assured
the president that legislation crea ting
the fact-finding commission would be-
introduced within a few days and
probably passed by the House next
week Senate leaders also promised
speedy action Of this piece Of legis-
lation.
q
however, expressed the opinion that
the rccommenao ton for a coal distri-
button and price control agency could
not be so speedily carried out. Some
senator's declared federal distribution
and price control during the war had
not been successful and they were rot
prepared to try the experiment again.
Other recommendations Of the pres
idcnt such as legislation to put teeth
in decisions Of the Railroad Labor
Board and to accord federal protection
to aliens, leaders said, could go over
until the next session Of Congress.
The determination of the President
TO use all the power of the gov
eminent to maintain transportation
and sustain the right of mon to
work" was almost universally APP
proved by members of Congress. The
two Republican leaders had this to
say:
Representative Mondell
THE President performed a real
service in rciteratng the determin-
alton of the government to assist
in all lawful ways the maintenance
of order and the preservation of the
peoples rights under the laws"
Senator Lodge:
In the enforcement Of the law
and the protection of al men who
wish TO work and Of the rights OF the
American people he will certainly
have my most earnest support and
in my opinion the hearty support Of
Congress and of the American peo-
pie"
Representative Garrett the Demo-
cratic House leader. said the Pr esi :
dents message was 80 complicated
and involved that it is impossible to
understand precisely what he means
Senator Underwood, the Democrat
ic leader of the Senate had no COM
ment to make, but Senator Robinson
fe Arkansas. Democratic member of
the Interstate Commerce Committee
said that while the announcement of
general principles might very well
have beer deferred" he endorsed the
doctrine that both the railroad exc
cutives and the employee must be
brought to a full understanding OF
the necessities for peaceful compost :
ton Of railroad labor controversies. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
General Forecast

The disturbance that was central
over the Great Lakes Thursday ad-
vanced eastward and Friday night its
center was near the mouth Of the st.
Lawrence river. 1t has been attended
by local thunder showers along the
northern border.
In New England the weather will be
partly cloudy Saturday with some
what lower temperature except in
Maine. and fair with moderate tenn
perature Sunday.
Winds north of Sandy Hook will be
fresh southwest shifting to west
showers followed by clearing weather
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
Killed by Bandits
Got $1,000 Payroll

Baltimore, Aug. lS-Wllliam B.
Norris, secretary treasurer of Hicks.
Taz & Norris. Inc. builders, was shot
to death at Park and Madison Az
enues today by unidentified bandits,
who robbed him of the company
payroll amounting to approximately
$1,000. Frederick w. Kuethe, a book :
keeper Of the company. who accom-
panied Mr. Norris, was beaten into
insensibiity by the robbers, who Is
capped in an automobile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
\ Message to Congress Asks for
National Agency to Purchase, Sell
and distribute Coal land Com
mission to Probe the Industry
Believe Enough agencies Exist
to Meet Rail Situation

''No matter what clouds may gather,
no matter what storms may ensue, no
matter what hardships may attend or
what sacrifice may be necessary, govern
ment by law must and will be sustained.
WherefOr am resolved to use all the DOW
er of the government to maintain trans
p0rtation and sustain the right of men to
work." - Closing words President Hard
ing's Message to Congress, Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
Portland Customs
Collector Retires
After Long Service

Portland Me, Aug. 1s.-AFthur D.
Farnsworth, for 81 years deputy col
lector of customs in this port and the
oldest deputy collector in point Of
service in the United states. having
reached the age limit of civil service
requirements. resigns tomorrow.
Mr.. Farnsworth has been in the
customs service SO years. having been
appointed as weigher and gauger May
!. 1885. by General Semucl j. Andor-
son. Mrs. Farnsworth's time limit ex-
PRED August -. 1919. but by special
permission he was permitted to con-
tinue two more years. During three
years of this time he was city asses
SCR,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
Higgins Pleads Not
Guilty of Larceny in
Bucket Shop Case

Boston. Aug. 1S.-Daniel J. Higgins
of the stock brokerage firm of Higgins,
Hayden & Co.. today pleaded not gull
~ in superior court to an Indictment
charging him with larceny from his
customers. This was one of the in
dictments procured by Assistant At
torney General Hurwitz when he laid
before the grand jury evidence in CON
nection with :he operation of buckle.
shops in this city. Higgins furnished
bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
MAN KILLED
AUTO ON BOSTON
STREET CROSSING

BOSTON, Aug. 1S.-William H. Ger
rish 81 years old. Of spencer. was
knocked down = killed tonight as lie
was crossing he street at Beacon and
Exeter streets, this city, by an auto
mobile owned and driven by Martain
j. kilroE Of the Back Bay district.
kilroy was arrested on the charge OF
manSlaughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

Northern Kew England: Partly
cloudy Saturday. Cooler in New
Hampshire ana Vermont. Sunday fair
with moderate temperature.
South New England and east New
York: Partly cloudy and cooler Sat
urday. Sunday fair with moderate
temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
Boston Forecast

Boston aid vicinity: Saturday gem
orally fair and cooler. sunday fair;
fresh westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19
SUNDAY: Fair

Two dutieA await y0u whsp you 70.
ceive the Journal In the morning, The
first IL to read the CLASSIFIED "A page.
The second . to telephone your A 20
that others may read Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19

Sun Rises a.i6
Sun Sets $50
Days Length 1888
Days Decrease t.39
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-19

9 N. NJ. Aug. %
, +. q. Aug. %
=. N. Sept. 6
{ L. @. Sept. "a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29

de grueso calibre. Complete su in
field, complete su outfeld. presente to
dos los miembros de su pitching staff,
nc Graw ira d la inauguraei6n sin
rreocupaci6n alguna. a no ser Ia de di-
rigir bien sus muchaehos para condu-
eirlos con tan franco 6xito como el To-
grado en- 1921. En- verdad, de no ocu-
rrir una Improvisation de sorpresa en-
los demas clubs, los Giants van COM
petir contra un solo contrario, rerresen-
tado por los Cardenales. Los Giants ne
secitarian del adormeciniente &c sus
fuerzas. cosa dificil tomando en>conside
racion el jockey que monta e. caba-
10, como hemos dicho con anterio-
ridad, una improvisation inesperada de
algun otro club. x
Focas veces Sc va ofreciendo tantas
rrcbabilidades como las ofrece el team
dc McGraw este afio, de maaora tai
cue el linico punto que ofreee Ia sosps
cha de su no desarrollo es Ell pitching
starr, pueSto que este Sc hall3 integra-
do por veteranos, alJunos de clos con
un nlmero de temporadas que mny bien
pudieran ser bastante para retirarse con
gloria del baseball. Sin embargo. Nc
Graw cuenta con tres pitchers de po-
cos afios en- las Msvores, muy i6venes
aln, sobre los cuales no ha pessdc .toda
via la dura responsabilidad de un aiio
| ccGpando tuyno regular en- ell Eox. Esos
ssh Shea, Ryan Y causey. Sc cree
que cualquicr cafda en- uno de los ve-
fteranos Toney, Douglas Barnes. pudie
re ser sustituids por uno de los tres
jovenes Como quiera que los pitchers
que trabsjen por los Giants Sc veran
6efendidos por un gran infeld cuizas
el meior entire cuantos pudieran citar
&c en- los diez lltimos aaos, cualquier
eclipse en- ell departamento de pitchers
! rudiera ser de consecuehcias ligeras, to
nando en- consideration el alta yalor de
los fielders. Nehf serA Ell cabecilIa de
los lanzadores y tras 81, Douglas Toney
y Barnes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29
LOS JUHGos EN- Ell MoRRo

Ell domingo tiltimo Sc llevo efecto
I'M desafio de s'base ball'' en- ei campo
del MORO, entire el "Union clab'' y
los oficaades del SIS de infanteria. sa-
liendo 'victoriosos. los tltimos.
Hasta Ell quinto inning los del
Union" cstaban victpriosos, -pero Ell
el sexto los militares rograron anotarse
cineo carreras. W
Con I'M POGO mas de practica. cuaI-
cuier ''match' que Sc cele5re entire
s1nbss novenas valdra la pena asistir
a q. Mahana domingo Sc l1evara q efec
to ctro juegc, el cual promote resuItar
mas renido que el anterior.
Baterfas: 'por ell ''Union Club Fer
randez; por cl cjercito. Brooke y Nc
Adams, Menendez, umpire.
BE BI RU.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29

EI manager de la novena del 'hu
mo- ha recibido una carta del imam
ager' del "Guayama Stars, dcnde le
reta para la celebration de dos desa-
fios en- la liga de Ia ciudad del .'Gua-
mani.
segdn nuestros infornes Paco ha
cOntestado al indicado director de Ia
novena guayames, en- 81 sentido de que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29
Fajardo
ALGo DE ALGo
oUIoUE.

En- la Democracia" del IS apa-
rece una cr6nica basebcssra frmada
con Ell seud6nimo de 'McBoy". en- la
cual Sc critica al nuevo team que
ha constituido el joven Rodolfo Perez.
Queremos hacer constar que no es
nuestro prop6sito srgumentar, pero 81
aclarar que nunca hemos sido "colillas
del 'Colectiva'', como muy bien sabe
ell Sr. Allende v McBoy. solamente
hemos jugado en- el extinguido sRe
mington'' (Aiambique1 y el conocido
ssBoricua'', de Rio Picdras
Jose oarfia MIRANDA y
Juan MIRANDA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29
lHABRA MEJoRADo Ell MERcADo
DEL TABAcO EN- PUERTO EICo?

Sc hacen va algunos enbarques
de tabaco del pals, para los Estados
Unidos, POGO es, al parecer, q que
sale de Ia isla, en- relaci6n cen el
eSceso de tabaco que, segln :lformes,
hay en- Puerto Rico; Y ell lccho de
cue el referido producto vaya teliendo
alguna salida. debe ser un mo4ivo de
rcgocijo para los tabacaleros, que tan
rocas esperanzas vienen abrigando acer
ca del future del tabaco.
va Sc nota alguu entusiasmo entire
les industriales de la rica hoJa, va
QUO ven la posibilidad de mej6res pers-
pectivas, y muchos de ellos, censuran
aquellos que al principle cuisieron
controlar la production tabacslcra del
rais, en- SUI empefo de compra. el ar
t1culo bajos precios, y evitar, guizas,
una exportaci6n mas productive,
Y Green algunos industrialess ahora,
que el no facilitar tempo IA salida
del tabaco. era IN verdadero crimen
contra la riuueza del pals; poruue clio
impedia al tabacalero cumplir sus
compromises hipotecarios, vers, anne
nazados sufrir las consecuencias, ori
ginadas por eI egcismO de aquellos.
La opinion de algunos es que 81 cier
tos embarques de tabaco Sc han venide
hacienda desde hace slgnn tempo, de-
bese clio Que el preeio del naismO va
mejorando en- el extranjero. 0 Que, de
y contraric, el nuestro es de mejCs cali
dad que el ccsechado ana, por 10 tan
10 hace nacer grandes esperanzas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29
Ell "RTo P1EDRAs STARS, DE
BLOW OUT" EN- FAJARDo

Debemos decirlo. sefiores amantes
al deporte, que Ell team de Fajar.
do puede hacerie ftsnte cualquier
novena de primera clase, como 10 ha
demostrado en- diversas ocasiones.
que han tenido en- Fajardo las novenas
visitantes, el de Flo Piearas fue eI
ultimo.
FL juego empezo con cero para am
bos, pero en- Ell segundo y tercer in
ning' fu6 desastroso para los nues
tros, debido la lluvia, motive por Ell
cual Monchin no podia tirar una bala
Entire muchos de los "blow outs :
al cajon. Los muchachos del famoso
Star Sc anotaron. ocho carrsras
Despu@s de esta romeria pusimos en- Ell
eaj6n a Paingo y nj una carrera mas.
En- Ell tercer episodio Ell visitante que
do completamente desmoralizado. Hu
bo inning" en- que nos anotamos dos,
cinco. FL juego ternin6 con un
ssscore'' de trece nueve.
A pesar de la derrota del Star
no podemos negar que este cuenta con
magnifcos singers, Gales COMB
Barreiro, Llabres, Pelle Y el lanzador
que, aunque joven, promote ser forni-
dable.. De los nuestros sobresalio
Pango, quien ha hecho notables pro
gresos como pitcher Perrin, como
segunda, tiene muy pocos rivales y Ia
tercera, Bird, es un 'slugger' terri
BILE. Nuesros 'ieiders son verdade-
ros canastos, mientras que Ia priaera
es una escoba.
En- otra. OCCASION esperamos que las
estrellas sean de mayor magnitud.
oUIoUE.
Eso favdo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29

La ciudad del "Portaguez" parece
que quiere vOlver resurgir en- Ell nun
do del deporte, y al efecto, segdn no.
tjcias recibidas- de aquella ciudad, 81
domingo lrubo de celebrarse una reu-
nidn, en- Ia que Sc aeord6 entire otras
cosas, la reorganization de la novena
''Ponce''.
I'll line up'' que tenemes la vista
es el siguiente: Hoyos, David A., Da-
viu F., Modesto, cartagena, Recurv6n
Justo Martinez, cOvas, Tfompiti, MI
casio y Clavel EssssS
Como manager de la isovena figu
sra PipO Macdonald, tan conocido en- Ell
mundc del depOrte, y como cOrresponsal'
G. Hsyos, siendo eI assistant manager
el senior Felix Wives. feSas sssessas
Ahora al eombate. ass
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29
Ecos DEL EXTERIOR

lIIasta d6nde negara Ell daEa de la
ausencia de Babe Ruth Rot Meusel
en- las aspiraciones del New York''7
Duraate algunas semanas mas los
Yankees Sc 5atiran con alguna dcsven-
tata, debiCo la ausencia de estos
dos celosos, los que no podran entrar
en- actividad hasta Ell veinte dc mayo
pr6xino. sA
{ Nadie que Sc halle conectado con los
Yankees oa1c Sel exito del team en- la
tempofada pr5xiua. Miller Huggins afr
;lua que a sii ofeiaa llegara la bandera
y con anticipation la plata que habra
de producer a su Club batallar por Ell
Championship y al fin obtener este, Pero
este optimismo no puede restar ilnpor-
tsnciaq de Ruth v Meusel durante los
rrimeros treinta dias. 10 Que coloca a
los Yankees en- una real desventaja.
Los Yankees han tenido que jugar ocho
juegos en- los primeros doce dtas de la
ltcsnporada Guatro los dias 12. 13. IA y
.15sy despues de una serie de cuatro
jttegos contra Ell Boston, en- los terrenos
de aquelios Ilegaron New York para
verse nuevamente contra el Washing
ton. durante los dfas 20, 81, % y %.
Esos ocho juegos casi consecutivamen-
te con el washington, el team rival
puede estimarse como la primera calami
dad del afo. Es muy possible que los
Sanatorios saauen buena ventaja en- es
ia serie, 10 bastante como para hacer
penosa la batslla por parte de los Van
KEGS. ST como es possible los Yankees
Iierden la tfayoria de sus juegos con
los senadores, Hegaran despues de su
inactividad Meusel Y Ruth en- condicio
mas de pegar la bcla tan fuerte y
oportunamente como para recuperar el
terreno perdido? He ahf "A mas grande
iac6gnita en- estos dias.
El resuItado de los cambios. que ha-
cen yer Scott en- Ell short uns vez
vestido con 81 traje de los Yankees v
el trabajo de Sam Jones y 'Bnllet''
Bush. habra de ser otto de 1og puntos
que determinaran ell futuro dcanitivo !
de los Yankees. Jones pitched nauy |
buena peIota 81 pasade aho Oil. favor
del Boston, y sabemos que el manager |
Miller Huggins tiene en- alto aprecio Ell
trabajo de su nuevo pitcher. Jones fgu
lara entire los cuatro priYncros lanza-
dores, y en- ell turno a establecer para
el uso de los pitchers no ocupard turno
mas demorado del segundo. En- casi /
todos los juegos tltimos de exhibition,
Jones era seleccionado por Higgins en-
primer termino. No seria pues, cosa ex-
traia verle iniciar la temporada por
p7rte de los Highlanders.
For la incertidumbre que naturalmen
te tiene que invadir a los Champions
de la Liga Americana. es Que vemos
Una moral que tendra que veneer Hug
gins. Los Giants Sc hallan exento de
aemejante preocupaci6n porque ellos
van a la contienda con todo 81 mate
rial, disponinndo de todos sus canones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29
Notas de base ball

81 aumeflta la 'p6lvora'' no tendra
inconveniente talguno en- aceptar Ell re-
to en- question. h
Con motive del reto lanzado por
la novena 'sAguadilla stars en- Ell nt
nero de Ell MUNDo correspondents
al dia 27, ta ilegado hasta nosotros
Ell muy estimado Samigo Julio sainz,
para manifestarnos en- nombre del Ca
tano Stars, que esta dispuesto a
aceptar el reto lanzado por la antes di
cha novena.
DE esta manera,no dice Ell ami
o,-tendrfamos la oportunidad de dar-
lie una paliza a las huestes de HAT.
MoNsANT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29

otro lanzador al sColectiva'', ha de
irgresar dentro de algunos dias, compile
tando asi nn numero de lanzadores capa-
ces de contener Ell einpuje de los ssslug
gersss mas temibles que actfan en- los
'diamantess de la isIa. s
Ell ''pitchr enscuesti6n perteneci6 a
los cardenales del oeste, y no tendria ma
da de particular que Ell cuervo despues
de criado, le isaeara los ojos su misma
gente. as
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29

La direction de la liga de Caguas
ha contratado a la novena San Juan
para Ia celebration de un desafio ei
que tendra efecto en- la tarde del do
mingo con Ia novena aYale" de Ia
mencfonada ciudad.
Segdn manifestaciones de Yayo, ST
quito Nuts, estos Sc proponen imi-
tar al "Colectiva'' y al 'Mayagiiez'
en- 10 que a Fabito Sc refere.
AHA ellos.