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New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Lions Hosts TO Children
Downtown Club Will Play Santa
M Party In Tribune building

More than 100 widows and 250 chill
dren will bo the guests Of the Lions
Club Of Downtown to-day on the
eighteenth floor Of the Tribune Build.
Ing, where presents will be distributed
luncheon served and a special enter
taInment held.
For days the Lions Club has been
searching for a suitable place % give
its Christmas party, its own elubrooms
being unsuitcd 20 the purpose. Tho
Tribune heard of 'he case and offered
the entire oighteHhh floor.
The names Of hs youngsters and
their mothers Wef obtained from the
Santa Claus Association and an invi-
tation was sent % zach. In addition
to tho Christmas toys, candy, food and
motion pictures. Jack Binns, radio edi-
tor Of The Tribune, has Installed =
special receiving set and a concert will
be heard during the afternoon.
Harold +. Cose, an Insurance. broker,
Is president Of the Lions Club, and /.
NJ. Dreeben IL chairman Of tho com
mittes IN charge Of the arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Southmayd Jury
Finds TestatriX
Of Sound Mind
Will Sustained and Greater
Part of Her So, 100000
Estate Will BE Distrib-
uted Among Institutions

The fury which for ak court weeks
han been hearing the contest over the
will Of Miss Emily F. Southmayd
brought In a verdict IN the SurroEates
Court yesterday that the testatriK was
OF sound mind when she executed the
document. By this verdict the will Is
sustained and the greater part Of Miss
southmayd's estate Of about S5.ooO.ooO
will be distributed among benevolent
and educational institutions.
Miss Southmayd was n sister OF the
late Charles F. southmayd. a noted
lawyer, who was a partner Of Joseph
II. Choate and Senator William NJ.
Eyarts. She was more than ninety
wears old when she died. Samuel D..
southmayd, n nephew, and his three
sisters, who had received $4,000 each
from Miss Southmayd after she inher-
tied the estate Of her brother. but who
did not figure In the will, brought the
contest, charging that their aged aunt
was under undue influence and was
mentally incompetent when she made
her will.
The contestants. through numerous
witnesses, introduced testimony In
tended % show by certain acts OF Miss
Southmayd that her mind ~as not clear
enough TO know tho contests Of her
will. Allen w. Evarts, her attorney, a
son Of Senator Evarts, waived his claim
Of the $4,000 legacy provided for him
in the contest instrument, by taking
the stand and giving testimony tending
70 prove that Miss Southmayd was In
control Of her mental faculties AZ all
times. The charge Of undue influence
on the testatrix was dismissed By the
court during the trial, and the case
went 10 the jury on the one question
Of tho decedont's mental capacity.
The largest Of the public bequests
made By. Miss Southmayd were 10
Grace Church, Roosevelt Hospital, ST.
Luke's Hospital and New York Hos
pital, which receive 100000 each.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
When YOU eat Bran tor constipation
be certain that II is ALL BRAN !

poisons. Yet It is simply a nature
food-nature' own remedy for con-
stipation; nature's way Of keeping
every body-organ tuned true.
Eat KellogEs Bran regularly 70
give permanent relief natufaly-at
least two tablespoonfuls dAilyj for
chronic cases, with overy meal. 1t Ia
az beneficial as a preventive. It's nut
like favor is delicious. You viii like
It sprinkled over your fayorito hot or
cold cereal, or eat it as a cereal.
Kellogg o Bran makes delightful muf-
fms, raisin bread, pancakes, etc. II
adds a fine flavor to soups and grayiea.
Havo the whole family eat Kellogg q
Bran and see the health Of every mem
Der improve.
All grocerS sell Kellogg . Bran.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
sI,4S5,OOO Low Bid
For Fourth Avenue
Subway Extension
n. A. Gillespie Offers to
Build Line From Both St.
to 95th St. at Ft. Hamilton
$4,000 Under Others

r. A. Gillespie is the low bidder,
with q bid Of si,4s5,O 900. for the con
struetion Of the extension Of the
Fourth Avenue subway in Brooklyn,
from the present terminus at Eighty
sixth Street and Fourth Avenue 10
Ninety-hfth Street at Fort Hamilton.
The other bidders. with their proffers,
ersi Oakdale Contracting Company,
S1,6l5,OOO; Henry Newman, si,ei7,00Oi
RosOn Engineering Company, $780,
600; Patrick MeGovern, Inc, Si,6ss,O0O;
Empire Manufacturing and Erecting
Company, $1,725,000; +. L. Crawford.
Inc, 81, ,797, 500; Frederick Snare Corpo-
ration, fi,s5o,00o. ..
+. L. Crawford, Inc, Is the low bidder
Tor the construction Of the ramp and
two blocks Of underground tunnel on
che Fourteenth Strcet-Esstern line,
near Meserole Street in Brooklyn, with
a bid Of s749,232. Other bidders for
this work were Joslin Construction
Company, x774, 900; Gustin Morris Con-
traeting Corporation, 1851 l,052.5Oi 1. a.
Gillespie, sl,50S,657.
The Fourth Avenue subway extension
ls 70 be in the main a two-track line,
with three tracks for some Of the way
II Will be 90 constructed as 20 make
possible q connection with a rapid
transit tunnel 20 Staten Island, II IN
future such a tunnel is constructed.
There will be only one station on the
extension, that at the terminus, To-
Gated az and 60 the north Of Ninety
lfth Street The contract provides that
the line shall be in condition for op'
Grafton within eighteen months after
the delivery Of the contract; all work
20 be completed within twenty-foui
months.
The Fourteenth Street Eastern sub
way from Sixth Avenue, Manhattan
under Fourteenth Street and the Easi
River to the Bushwiek section, Is vel
advanced toward completion. The por
tlon planned Rs an elevated line is no
under contract, az the Board Of Esti
mate refused TO sanction the building
Of more elevated lines IN the Bushwiel
section. Near Meserole Street, II
Brooklyn, arc. the Bushwiek yards o
the Long Island Railroad, and 70 i
from these yards that the cars vii
be introduced into the new subway b,
way Of the new temporary ramp. !
ia expected that the Fourteenth Street
Eastern line will be in operation IL
twelve months.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
ADvERTTsEsIENT

There is no time 70 fuss away Try.
ing to End out just what some mixed
up cereal with a small bran content
can do 70 ward OF tbs grave illnoss
that constantly hovers over cOnStipa-
tion sufferers. What your system do
mands Il ALL BRANi You must
have ALL BRAN 70 give permanent
relief Anything less than ALL
BRAN does not have the bulk that
gives resultsi Your physician will
recommend Kellogg q Bran because 1t
Is ALL BRANi Kellogg e viii do the
work; It viii give you permanent re-
lief; it win remako your health II you
viii eat it regularly - because it Is
ALL BRANi Kellogg 3 Bran, cooked
and krumbled, Is wonderful for health.
II sweeps, cleans and puri6es, ridding
the system Of the dangerous toxic
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
She Finds Welded Life
Failure Alter 81 Years
n,..lal nl,raleA 3 rA. T,llgns


MEADVILLE, Pa, Dec. 22s-
After sixty-one years Of married
lie. Mrs. Elizabeth Sutton, sew
enty.seven years old, has finally
established tho fact that marriage
for her has been = failure, and
to-day she started a divorce &C
tlon In tho Crawford County
Court In an effort TO gain freedom
from the bonds that bind her TO
Harrison Sutton, Of Troy Town
ship, this county.
The decree Is sought on the
ground Of inhuman treatment
which tho wife asserts makes
life a curse rather than.R bless
ing" She does not 20 into de-
tails as 70 tho form Of treatment
she has had 10 undergo all these
long sixty-one years.
Mrs. Sutton was married 10 the
respondent on July 4, 1891. In
her suit she asks for bed and
board with alimony.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
,s'Loreley" Heard a Second
Time at the Metropolitan

y The sweet, but innocuous strains Of
CatalAni's ~Loreley" were heard the
second time this season last night al
the Metropolitan Opera House, with the
same cast and Substantially the same
conditions as two weeks ego. Nine
Aida was the balefully attractive Lore
ley, Mr.. Gigli Walter effectively tor
tufed by remorse In the last act, Nine
sandelius, Anna; Mr.. Danise, Hermann;
Mr.. MsrdoneB the Margrave Rudolph
with agreeable dancing by Miss GALL
Mr.. Bonfglio and their supporters. Mr.
Moranzoni conducted, as before, and
tbs audience was again very cordial
towards all concerned.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
SOmerset's Deportation Case
Returned for More Testimcn,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-owing 70
q defect IN the record. the case OF Pat
Somerset, English actor, against whom
deportation proceedings have been in
slituted. waS returned to-day by the
Immigration Bureau TO the Commits
eiener Of Immigration at Ellis Island
Y0r the taking Of additional testimony.
When this has been procured by the
board Of special inquiry the case will
be sent here for final decision.
The proceedings we're instituted
against Somerset several months ago
eD the ground that he bad committed
a "feiony or o;her nisdemeanor" be-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Film Men See
Public Veto
On Arbuckle
scssssu.t ss- 20. sso

sh.sfs Chase. walter T. DiAek, Charles
n. sesrr and william B. Miller
Hugo Rlesenfeld, In expressing Bis
opinion that Arbuekle films should be
a6Own said, "Tho people are tho best
aThs court has decided" he con-
tinaed. 'ToW let the public say
whether they forgive ArbueEle: II thsy
think no has suffered enough tne Pup
lie will cay 20 quickly enough Wheh MS
pictures are announced.
t.n6s "a cauvass the twenty-seven Of
6r.r. ard directors Of his body AZ once
Sor theIr views. A formal statement
viii be Forthcoming at the annual
meeting IN Albany January 10, he said
TelsgrAms Pouring In
sTelsgrams and letter. hsvs poured
IN on Us from ell parts Of the state
ssklne for further information on
Arbuekle's Reinstatement" he said'
-And from the tenor Of most Of them
/ gather that public sentiment In their
communities has made itself felt al
ready and unmlstakably. The ex-
hlbitors upstate are IN close toueh
with their public and they will not
have 10 test sentiment BY showing bis
nietures. In New York City II Is DIFF
ferent. Of course, but even hero the
ynanagerA OF the community houses
viii have plenty Of time 20 get the
public reaction before they have TO
Choose whether they will show Arbuekle
Aims.
$50 far a. can learn there has
been no public demand for Arbuekle's
return 20 the screen and think, speak
ing for myself alone, that y would have
been better 20 wait until the public
asked for Llm. We were consulted By
Mr.. Hays before he banished Arbuekle,
but the news Of his reinstatement came
as surprise TO the exhibitors. Many
believe, Of course, that II would have
been better II Mr.. Hays had sounded
public sentiment through the thenter
owners, who are closer TO II than any
other group In the business"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Wallace Reid Improves

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 22.-The condi-
ton Of Wallace Reid, motion picture
actor, reeuperating from a breakdown.
which almost caused his death, to-day
indicated continued improvement after
a night OF good rest, according TO re-
ports from the sanitarium In Holly
wood, where he is a patient. Physicians
said the encouraging changes may
make II possible for him 70 sit up by
New Years Day.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

the civic department Of the State Fed.
Grafton Of Women. to-day IN a public
statement protested against the return
Of Arbuekle 70 the motion picture
screen.
The congress Of clubwomsn Of west
ern Pennsylvania. With 10000 mem-
bsrs, through Mrs. G. b. MrFall, the
secretary, protested 10 city ofhelalS
against The showing Of Arbuekls hlms
here,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
ArbuckIe Pictures
Barred in 3 States
g,,,l.I pn,oroh 70 Ths Trits-s

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. a.
Motion picture exhibitors Of east
ern Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware to-day oficlally
banned shs showing Of FATTY"
Arbuckls films in their theaters
until the public wants him
back"
The owners organization
which met to-day has a repreSen-
tatIon Of l5S thesters In three
states Sidney s. Cohen, presi-
dent Of the motion picture thea
ter owners Of the United States,
was a guest Of honor.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
The Stage Door

The ssiwyns will present Ben.Ami In
johannes kreisjer" at the Apollo me
afer tonight. Late comers viii not be
seated during tho prologue
virginia" IN which Tessa Kosta sings
ths priTna donna role, opened last night IN
Wilmington. After engagements In Pitts
bureh Atlantic city and several other
cities the shuberts will bring the produc-
ton 70 New York.
Claiming Pollock will speak tomorrow
NIGHT on THE History OF the Fool a. the
lnvltation Of Or. John Haynes Holmes be-
fore the Community Forum al the Com
inunity Church.
The advance guard OF the Moscow Art
Theater, which begins iis engagement on
January . AZ JOlson's Fifty.ninth street
Theater. will sail to-day from Cherbours
on the BerenEaria. The main portion OF
tho company will Eall on the Majestic on
wednesday next and is due here on Janu-
ary 2
waiter Woolf and Marie Burke, Of The
Lady in Ermlnc" AT the Ambassador The
ater. introduced y new Hungarian dance
Last night Ia their hrst act duet. HOW
Fiercely You Dance"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Er.clai pl.paisA % ~. rtss..

BOSTON, Mass. Dec. 22.-Thers is
diversity Of opinion among state and
city officials, courts and the police re-
earding the showing Of Arbueklo films
in Massachusetts, and Boston. Colonel
Alfred E. Foote, Commissioner Of Pub
lie Safety, who has the say so on
Sunday flm displays in the state, fatty
declares that no Arbuckle films will
be permitted In Massachusetts on Sun
On the other hand. Herbert A. Will
scr. Police Commissioner for Boston
and one of the three members Of the
city's board Of moving picture eensors,
Chief Justice Bolster OF the Municipal
Court and Mayor Curley being the two
others, says:
This is no case for snap judgment.
am opposed 70 snap Judgment. and
believe il is the cause Of much harm
10 individuals and TO the general wei.
fare. Why should ! bar any man OF
his productions for Boston on the spur
Of tho moment without proper regard
for his rights In the matter7 THIS Is
entirely the wrong way 20 proceed"
Must Learn Reasons
Chief Justice Bolster says;
win Hays must have had reasons
for the admission Of Arbuekle 20 the
hlm world again. What are those
reasons7 We must learn them, as well
as the arguments for his exclusion In
order TO arrive at fair and Just set
tlement Of the matter"
Mayor Curley declares the films will
not be permitted in Boston, but the
Mayor rpoke before he consulted with
his fellows on the Censorship Board.
Governor Cox refuses to commit him.
self, but added:
aThe people are apparently able "a
DO their own censoring."
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 22.-Fifty thou
sand clubwomen Of Pennsylvania
through Mrs. S. b. Barton, chairman Of
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23


FTsHIS flushed competition Is ell about
\ the cunning revenge endssvored By
Baron TolentO CIR. Lowell shermpn)
upon the sunny head Of Nine. Diane
Dslssour Miss Helen Msekellar), whom
htspathss because Of her chastity. The
tspt may be familiar to you. An inno-
ropt lady, anxious TO be Of assistance
- ilcf ambitious husband. Is persuaded
- rendezvous with q rich and In
'aa,ous roue. He tells her that unless
fhs cones 70 party in bis rooms he
Sill hll himself. That she will be
persuaded Of his sincerity in the mat
Ger, hs explains that he plans 70 exit
By the voluptuou5 or PetrOH!an route,
surrounded by ba@ and beautiful women,
and with bis ssFered veins emptying
fhslr contents iato golden bowls. Il
shsli q, out h,Eingly," he says. and
he adds, "ths newspapers probably will
refer 70 Il ss lizsrre."
You can ace, can you not. Mr. Sher-
inaa throwing tho distressed lady
around the apartment in an Rtrocious
fttempt 10 make her hist In kimono
OF many eolorS. and with much false
vhlkksrage upon his face, no resembles
y nbxious bird Of paradise, a vuiture
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

fore entering the country and ihyolvsd
alleged relations in London with the
wife Of q New York theatrical
nrodueeY.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

r. Abbott. viee-presidenti George W.
Hodges, treasurer, and Harry a. Cush-
ing. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

softer notes, which provided agreeable
moments. Roth singers had very
friendly audlences.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

THE eINGHAM GIRL c.s.s sss =
EARL CARROLL, DE- T5a.. .'sS 4s;. ! < Z
cpEefRt NJ. Is,,.. wee, ~ ess. % :
THE DRAGON LADSS 'GtisslEcShl
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
The Theaters-sy Percy Hammond

IN n. piuuara Of q tropical peacock
over-exertgne himself in the struggle
,hs baron falls In . fatal state Of semi
coma upon the eoor. vhils bis victim
escapes unhsrmsd, though dlshsvslsd
Er. she gets away, however, be puts .
eurus uDon her. "My dad hand" he
says, "wiil rsoeh out from the grave
and destroy youi'
Nr. Sherman is prs-sminsnt IN the
dspletion Of shoWy knavss. lie dec
crates bis roeues With all the freseoes
known 70 malefactionI and he Is, 70
many good judges Of acting, unpar-
sneled u eounterfeiting the more In
ridious Of the debauchses. He has
been described In these columns as a
human plume. Certainly he was renai-
nlseent Of that last night when In a
brilliant dressing gown with q fur col
lsr, he sat among his naughty guests
end prepared for dissolution. As one
CT them played an etude upon the
pianoforte, rscolleetions were bred
within him. Il heard that song last"
he said, "when my yacht was outside
Algiers. There was q Spanish girl
with frightened eyes"-~
Mr. Sherman was Just right FOR the
play and the role-he harmonized with
item 70 the ultimate graceful fiieking
Of his cigarette ash. Miss Maeksllsr's
performance was one Of her wonder
fully real essays IN the denotement Of
aTonized women in the tight places. She
was, of course, not too good for the
play, but che was much better than IL
was. So was Mr.. John Halliday as
her suspeeting husband, Rene by name.
Numerous pretty Partisan jezebels--
Gaby, Mimi, Germaine, etc, sang and
lrank, and among them was Dolly, a
tlangy female bssso from New York
II should bs added that the baron's re-
yenge upon the lady who objected 70
Rs advances was that he willed her
his vast fortune, 60 as to compromise
her good name.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

rAt vtc s9 si CO. ffis Ert $50 ~ rsf
IL n SHUTTLE ALONG
~ ~ "A lice. MGn
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

aAIETY '. '%'s ,,I. aopaltits
a'sL a W-I 81 ~ ICHh 0GlsNehfH.
A Mats. Neat Week Mond.. Wed. N
and rat Aiso Nsw Years pp
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

OnE Broaiwty. - srssi NICH13 ~
tkuDE MtN To-day 4 Nrn pu ~
THE BEST MUSICAL C0NEDfF
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Tho Masked Woman" 9
Play Of Sinful Paris, at
Least Contains Good Act.
ing by Mise AIackellar

-y1a NAstsd wcman," . Play oy Kate
3erfan fftfa tie Ffebch of Charles here.
a. eirsrffon of A. II. Woods. with the
feII6wlan catis
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

ADVERTISEMENT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-17
GRAN ANIMACION


Con motivo de los dos magn1ficos
desafios anunciados para el proximo
domingo, en- los cuales Sc enfrenta-
ran los leones del sur con ell "Puer-
to Rico de esta capital, en- el "dia-
mante'' de la liga de Ponce, reina
gran expectation entire los fanaticos
de la 'loza", y al efecto Sc esta pre-
parando una excursion que saldra
hacia aquella ciudad en- la tarde del
sabado.
Dada la potencialidad de las no.
venas contendientes, no es possible ase
gurar quien ha de cargar con la ban
dera del triunfo, pues los hermanos
pequenos Sc disponen que los mayo
res no les batan en- toda la Inca.
Seg6n noticias que hemos recibi-
do de la ciudad del "Portugues", Pipo
no ha dado tregua a sus muchachos
en- toda esta semana, pues no ha
salido de la Liga dandole y cogien-
dola, por 10 que es de suponer que
no estaran muy "comibles" que Olga
mos.
Esperemos los acontecimien'
CoS' AsLaA
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UNA INVITACION

tOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-17

La hemos recibido del sefor Fran
cisco Cestero, miembro del comite de
las festas que han de celebrarse en-
el "Barrio Obrero", para una reunion
que ha de llevarse a efecto en- una
de estas noches, para tratar del pro-
grama de dicha fiesta, en- ell que ira
include un desaffo de "base ball'
con un premio que adjudicra la Co
mission dedicada a juegos atleticos al
vencedor en- la contienda.
ALA iremos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-17
EN- HUMACAO

Seg1n noticias que hemos recibi
do de la ciudad de Oriente, va han
empezado los trabajos del Grand
Stand, ell cual tendra capacidad pa
ra mil personals.
Los senores Gallardo, Marquee
Roig otros, son los iniciadores del
proyecto, los que Sc proponen dar
auge al deporte en- dicha ciudad.
Para su Inauguration, que segu-
ramente sera el dos de julio proximo,
Sc dice que seran contratados los equi
pos capitalinos puerto Rico" y "Co
lectiva". Sobre el particular espera-
mos que ell cronista humacaeno BOs-
ton Kelley, nos de mas amplia infor
macion, va que el, mejor que nadie,
esta enterado.
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AguJas "Singer" Doble Respunte y
Cadeneta $500 mil1ar. Aguias "Ori-
ginal Express" 90 $1,000 millar
Remitense por G. o. D. Tho Import
Needle Co., P. o. Box 456, San Juan,
'uerto Rice. Advt.
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COMO SER BELLA
Dele que Nueva Salud de Reno le
t<aiga ealud y belleza.

Una mujer epfermiza es una infelicidad
ante la humamdad, No solo Sc siente ella
infeliz, sino que Sc We lnfeliz. Tome Nne5G
Salad de Reno y pronto Sc vera bien y
fuerte con aquella belleza real que solo
salud y vigor dan. Escasez, exceso,
menstruaclon dolorosa. irregular y excesl-
va nauseaS, constante malestar, deblidad,
decarmiento, calambres, marcos, dolores en-
la espalda y la ingle, leucorrea y todas las
TfiamacIones leucorreas, ulceracloneS y
descargos de la vagina y utero Sc pueden
curar segura v rapidamente con Niece
SalHd de Reno.
listed notara un cambio sorprendente
despues de haber tornado la primcra dosis.
su semblante mejorara y sus barr1s dcs-
1pareceran. De venta ell toda; las dro~
guerias
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Ell "SAN JUAN JR."

Sc nos ba remitido ell cline up"
de este nuevo team, el que esta
integrado por los siguientes jugado-
res: j. Miranda, j. Carbia, j. Vive,
L. Garcia, R. Cambiam, R. Perez,
Rafael, Pedrito, Ramon Ro-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-17
CONTINUA LA LUCIA
POR Ell "PENNANT"
Sc MATo DE UN Trio
MONSANT

En- la calle Principal de Las Pie :
dras, Sc suicide el joven Ines Gomez,
de % amos, disparandose un tiro de re-
volver por la sien derecha.
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ALBANESE

De regreso de los Estados Uni
dos, donde permaneciera algunas Sc
manas, hemos tenido ell gusto de salu
dar, a nuestro estimado amigo Pa
bio Albanese, tan conocido en- ell mum
do baskebolista.
Durante su estancia EN- la me-
tropoli, tuvo OCCASION de presenciar
algunos desafios en- ell "Polo Grounds"
de los que nos ha hablado entusias-
madisimo.
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Notas de sport

sa, Peterson Y manager" Rodolfo Pc
rez.
Los que deseen concertar desafios
con la indicada novena, pueden diri
girse su manager, calle Lealtad
27, Santurce.