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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19
I'll. L.
By Florence Mellish.
Copyright, 1922. by Wheeler Syn
dictate, Inc.)

Copyright, 1922. by Wheeler Syn.
dictate, Inc.)
Come in, Lois" called plain
sensible Miss Buffum.
Lois Parmenter dropped upon he1
favorite stool, clasping her slim
hands about her knees.
This room is an oasis. How dc
you manage it? Is it this braided
rug or those Turkey red curtains %
Miss Buffum looked up from the
plum colored skirt she was darn
ing. Il guess it's Dicky-bird, she
answered, with an affectionate
! glance toward a cage where an
aged canary was mouiting. she
transferred the glance to Lois her
self, taking in the girls delicate
beauty with an air of possession.
Letters. Lois? No bad news?"
The worst"
| rs it from those editors?" Miss
Buffum's tone implied that those
! editors had reached the limit OF
! her forbearance. y
Yes. Just listen. This is from
the Mirror Sorry to return Be
| tween the Rivers" Your descrip-
ton of river scenery is ripping, but
| the fiction market is governed by
the same laws that govern the cod
fish market, the law of demand and
supply. What our readers want is
H. l., and it's up to us to see that
they get it. Put more H. l. in your
stories, and we'll be glad to print
| them
Isn't that the limit? Goldfish, in
deed! This is from the North Star
We are returning "Isabella's Car
den" with regret. It's total lack OF
H. l. renders it unavailable for our
columns
But, Lois, if that H. l. is what
they all want, why don't you put
some of it in?"
81 haven't the remotest idea what
it is. Do you know, Miss Buffum?"
Dear, no! l haven't any educa-
ton"
II don't mind wearing my old
clothes Miss Buffum."
You couldn't feek and prettier
in new ones, dearie."
Miss Buffum, 1 could-a lot
prettier. And 1 can stand this per-
petual smell of cabbage"
But cabbage is real nourishing,
f Lois 1o and this is a NICE safe place
safe as a JAIL" Lois assented.
But what l do mind is the con-
slant sense of failure"
Miss Buffum seemed to enfold the
girl in her womanly sympathy as
she might have wrapped her in the
old plaid shawl
You'll make good, Lois. l liked
that garden story. | could smell
the pinks. But why didn't Isabella
come out herself?''
She did, once"
But she didn't stay long"
'She had lots to do. And so have
l. Lois sprang up. Goodbye,
Miss Buffum''
why, Lois! You're bright as the
morning. Has something important
cried Miss Buffum, as
the girl poised herself on the
threshold with eyes alight.
What do you think? There's a !
big box in the hall full of H l. +" /
Lois ParmenterI How do you
know what it's full of? You haven't
been boring into it?" |
Certainly not. l didn't have a /
gimlet. But it says H. l. on it in |
brass tacks" !
"Ohi that stands for Harvey |
Ide. Don't you know there's a new /
boarder. Tech STUDENT"
NO" Lois answered indifferent
y. The old ones we're enough for |
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19
The Daily Short Story

me. Well be crowded at table
though"
NO. He'll take the place of poor
! MIR. Hemenway. You know he's got
anaemia, working below the side
walk
Il didn't even know he worked
below the sidewalk. But why al
this packing?"
"A telegram Loretta's children
are down with measles. I'm going
by the next train. Will it be asking
too much of you to look after
Dickey?"
! Miss Buffum! not enough
you must 60"
Il must, and 1 wish you could
take an interest in poor Miss Bond
and show a little kindness to Mr.,
Ide. He's a stranger in the city
Kindness" cried Lois. L
wouldn't hurt hair of>his inno-
cent head"
Miss Buffum packed her shirt
waists with sigh for this mega
tive SORT of kindness.
When Lois came in a little late
for dinner she noticed an unusual
animation in the usual group. The
new boarder, vigorous, buoyanE
genial, was relating an adventure.
The sour-faced Miss Bond was al
most smiling. and the anaemic Mr..
Hemenway looked actually inter-
ested.
That's a great experience, Mr..
Ide," he said
Life is full of great experiences -
returned Mr.. Ide.
Then somebody introduced Lois.
and coIoring slightly when her
serene, impersonal gaze he fell
silent.
The next morning was Sunday,
and Lois and Mr.. Ide found them
selves alone at breakfast.
He lifted a cover May l help
you? Do you like beans, Miss Par
menter?"
"One must eat something" she
answered, indifferently.
In blue negligee that accentu-
ated the blueness of her eyes she
was lovely in her apathy.
Harvey lde was not man to be
vanquished-even by his own shy
ness. He glanced out at the morn
ing sky as if making compari-
sons.
"A great morning." he ventured.
Very much like yesterday, l
think"
The conversation languished.
Lois ate beans delicately and seem
ed to be studying her vis-a-vis. He
nerved himself to ask her for the
horse-radish.
Il write Stories" she said alb
ruptly, as she passed it.
DO you? That must be great"
Very little, at present 1t just
came to me that you might help
me-"
"Oh. I'd be glad, so glad, but"
ruefully, Il never got more than a
pass in English"
Not that way, perhaps, but you
said something about great expert
ences.' Now if you could tell me
some of them
He caught the idea and all shy
ness vanished.
That's great. Well take a long
walk after church and longer ono
after dinner. Well go every Sun
day. Then small boys like KipIins
had better keep out of the way"
Scarlatina followed measles in |
Loreta's family. and Miss Buffun |
lid not return until spring.
THE blessed little boy," she !
cried. as Lois tripped in with
Dicky's cage. Has Dicky been a !,
good bird and not mite of :
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19

Thomas w. Lamont, partner in the Morgan
banking house. has finally been convinced that
he is not a success newspaper publisher,
and has sold the New York Evening Post. Mr..
Lamont is a success banker, and in future
will continue to center his activities to that
business. The New York Evening Post will
find its place when it is directed by trained
newspaper men, and not before
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19

enough to make Haytians who are of an age
to remember the past glad to have the friendly
guidance of the United States government That
high commissioner should be named to whom
both civil and military chiefs shall report seems
an excellent suggestion, since it would concen-
trate responsibility. But that the marines
should stay there seems no doubt The alterna-
tive is anarchy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19


Washington. D T. Give full name -
-eIuEu postage. IL 5TIuI Al inquiries =
10 eacn ILGtsIIu-I. 80 a.tai...Og "a
stated that Every part of Brital
and America Is divided into regaiss.
portions called circuits and ea1-
circuit containing 70 OF 80 place
is supplied by d certain number "
travelling preachers"
Q. Was the price Tor wheat s,
by the government during the Hs.
the maximum or the minimum slA'
could be asked? A. l. N n,
A. The price set by the govern.
ment on wheat during the war W.
the minimum price guarantees "
the government. but the IaLIs.
was at liberty 10 sell higher i y
could. 80.
Q. What day will Lent begin Ias
year? c. [. n,
A. Ash Wednesday VIII Iall ap'-
March 1 this year
Q. How many men compOsS.
firing squad? J. :, -.
4. It is customary for nIlls
squad to have from six to eightIIl-
in it, Usually eight is prefers,
The war department says the! a. -
40 army regulations defining :.
exact number Of men in q n5i. =
squad to IRE at a man sentences =
be shot. nor have they any denhLs7
of bullets and blank Ca
ridges to be used at such Lll5, -.
O. From what part Of the oraHsSs
blossom does the essential OIL 49,
From what part is honey m4-1
A. The bureau OF chemistry So
that an essential oil is mGde -, -
the entire orange blossom IsO+ -
is made from the nectar o. -
,jnSSnr7
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19

Q. When and where was the
term circuit riders first applied to
itinerant Methodist preachers?
l. G. S
A. Circuit riders, in connection
with the Methodist church. were
mentioned by Wesley as early as
1866. In Hampsons Memoirs OF
Wesley, published in 1871, it is
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19
Chr Unntl1stnttp
HERE LIES MANS ANCIENT ENEMY.
DILL CARE.
WHO DlslNTERs TEE UNL0TED CUsS
bEWAREi
NATURES ARMOR-

Often
When ] seek you,
Bubbling with winged words
For your ears
Eager for your banter
And ready repartee;
1 find you, to my surprise,
Securely wrapped
In the mailed armor
OF deep silence;
A protecting coat
Harder far to pierce
Than the scaled covering
OF an armadillo,
JAY G. SIGMUND.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19

President OF the American Cast Iron Pipe
company announces that the teachings of Jesus
Christ are to be ruling principles of that con-
Germs business. And they will win.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19

NOW, Jay. we ask you, in all fairness, can
winged words bubble? :. And do you sup
pose Jay is speaking of lady? If he is,
what's her address? We are curious to see one
when she is wrapped in the mailed armor of
deep silence.
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Questions and Answers.


Perspiring Hands-Can anythin g
be done to stop the perspiration of
the hands? 1 ruin a pair of kid
gloves the first time l wear them.
L. l..
Answer-Often this depends on
some systematic or constitutional
or temperamental cause, in which
case local measures are useless.
But sometimes the following gives
relief. Rub into the hands for a
few minutes each night for week
a little of this ointment from a COL
lapsibIe tube: Formaldehyde colu-
ton, half dram; menthol, two
grains; lanolin. one-half ounce; pc
trolatum, to make one ounce.
Pseudo Scientific'-I have heard
that a new cure called the garlic
cure, has been perfected in Ger
many for high blood pressure. Will
you please tell me whether there is
anything in it. H. w. L.
Answer-In my opinion, no. They
are still playing this game. But it
is doubtful to me if any remedy
worth while ever came out of Ger
many, and it is certain that prac-
tically everything sent over to US
fails to line up with the exaggerat
ed claims made for it in advance
notices.
Worm Delusions-When a child
eliminates considerable mucus from
the bowel, isn't that a sign the
child has worms? 4. Are not worms
the usual cause of spasms or con-
Yulsfons in babies? J. NJ. P.
AnSwer-No. The presence of an
excess of mucous in the stool is
practically never noticed in cases
of actual infestation with worms.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19

Huge fans waved during burial services
for Hawaiian royalty. We never understood
that fans were needed to keep cool in heaven.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19
HEALTH TALKS
By William Brady, NJ. D.
Noted Physician and Author.

One cupful of white -four
One cupful of brown sugar
One-half cupful of graham -four.
One-half cupful of sweet milk.
One-fourth cupfuI of molasses.
Two tablespoonfuls of butter or
lard.
One egg.
Two teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der.
One-half teaspoonfuI of salt.
Beat together the butter, egg,
milk and sugar, to the tune of
Amt We Got Fun"
Add the other ingredients, sing
ing Johnny Get Your Gun"
Drop the mixed batter with a
spoon onto well creased tins. Bake
about half an hour in a hot oven.
Done to a turn these little It'd
bits are warranted to make a hit
with any live boy from age 8 to
age so.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-19
HoOt Noon! Nae Scot Wad Fecht for Gin.
LE,rnra the HeEalE-Examiner.l

Forty members of the Scots National
league E. affirmed their determination
to fight, if need be. to gin complete and
absolute independence.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-25

ma Dfaz en- Ia tarde DEF domingo fin
de presenciar Ell desafio de base ball
que tendria efecto entire las novenas
puerto Rico'' v ''Jacaguas'' Como
quiera que tenemos la seguridad de que
otro cronista escribira la nota del jue-
go, nos imitaremos, en- este case,
hacer una critica del puerto Rico"
Cuenta este team con dos lanza-
dores formidables como 10 son Fabito
Y Gacho, aunque este iiltimo tiene mas
brazo que cabeza, pero ambos son ca
PAGES de- contener a los mas terribles
''sluggers' de la Isla. Siqui, como
catcher, es magnffco, excelente tt
rada, mucha experiencia y como prime
ra todos 10 conocemos. Guzman, en- Ell
home puede hacer excelente traba-
jo, pero es mejor que permanezca en- Ell
right, sin olvidar que puede jugar
en- la ''inicial'', y asimismo puede ha-
cerIo el Gacho cuando no tpichea";
Quevedo en- la '.intermedia'' y Barrel
ro en- ell short pueden hacer STEM
pre- una buena s'tarea'', Maldonado en-
Ia antesala recoge bien, pero tiene una
tirada forzada; con ell juicy, Beitia
v Guzman en- 81 ''out fielder" compile
ia ell fPuerto Rico un conjunto ba-
sebolero de excelentes condolences con
I'm cuerpo de corredcres y bateadores
terribles.
Con nuestra experiencia en- Ell depor-
te, pudimos notar inmeditamente que
al puerto Rico' lie hace falta ailn
bastante training, pues aunque in
dividualmente todos son buenos juga-
dores, de gran experiencia y fama re-
conocida, todavia no Sc han impuesto
jugar en- familia, y cuando asi 10 ha-
gan, lqu6 mucho dara que hacer la gen
te de Rogue!
Y ahora, eI ''pero'' Actualmente to-
dos los muchaches que componen Ia re-
ferida novena viven en- Ell Norte, pero,
! 5durara ESQ mucho? No Sc sabe y cuan
do asi no suceda pasara 10 que al EN-
senada', que pase6 durante algun item
po su bandera triunfadora sobre los
diamantes de Ia Isla para caer de re-
'perte. "Ensenada'' era un ''some
team, pues hasta ahora no ha habido
un equipo que haya tenido la defensa
interior que este con Roubert, juicy,
King y Thompson.
Bias ILLEScAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-25
Notas de base ball

toletazo de tres bases, mas fIle sacado
out de home por no haber atendido las
indicaciones del coacher'' Rogue. de
que permaneciera en- la "cocina". Del
'sJacaguas" Daviu sacole la bola a
Fabito en- Ell sexto inning con un pre-
cioso three-bagger. Distingui6se el cam
po de parte del Jacaguas'' por las
buenas cogidas efectuadas por Manuel.
DAWN, y Martin, y del Puerto Rico ;
en- todas sus parties.
81 ell puerto Rico" continla inte-
resandose en- "jugar pelota'' ell en-
tusiasmo reinante entire Beitia, Guzman,
Quevedo, Ciqui, Torres, Fabito, Maldo-
nado, Barreiro Y Andrade unidos al dc
su manager Rogue no decayese, el
interes de levantar ell entusiasnio sspe
loteril' EN- la isla siguiera ell nlismo
curse que aqui, no dudamos que pronto
contara la loza' con ell 'scoloso'' : de
los teams y ,tendriamos una novena de
la simpatia de Puerto Rico entero. FL
''alma mater" del deporte esta fun
dido en- la novena Puerto Ricoo.
Ahora bien, va que contamos en- Ia
isla con los teams "Mayagiiez'' "Ja-
caguas'', "COamo', Oriental Stars
"Guayama stars" ''Cataho Stars y
otros tantos que tienen ligas propias
v aqui en- San Juan tenemos al .'Puer-
to Rico'' y "Colectiva'' como teams
de primera clase, que Ell espiritu pc
loteril esta fardiendo'', Gpor que no
,disponen los directories de la Liga de
la Parada 8 la reparaci6n de esta para
que nuestros teams no tengan que sa-
lir fuera jugar7 6Por que, 81 elios nc
estan dispuestos a reparar Ell grand
stand, no dejan que alguien que Sc TO-
me Ell inter6s por dicho deporte, arregle
nuestra liga de base ball? San Juan
debe tener su propia liga, pues tene
mos muchos amantes del base ball )
no todos podemos seguir nuestras no
venas donde estas vayan a jugar. Tie
nen la palabra, pues, el sefiOr Pefiaga
ricano y el Comisionado de Service
Publico. Por la parte de don Pefia, vel
dadero "sportman' grande inicia
dor de todo 10 que significa 'fprogre
so' para la loza'', pOdemos asegural
de antemano que el "actuara' endo
sara la actuaci6n, v no dudamos qu'
ell honorable Comisiona1o de Service
Publico hara honor la petici6n qu'
hacenos.
GERRISH JR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-25
ooBIERNo MUNICIPAL De
~ SAN SEBASTIAN
CFICINA DEL CoMIsIONADO DE
sERVICIo PURLIco
Mayo 16 1922.

mayo 10. 1SZz.
PropOslciones en- pliegos cerrados
rara La adjudication en- p1bilca su-
basta de las obrss de construction de
rna planta hidroel6ctrica en- San Sc
tsstian cuyo presappestc aprobado as
ciellde Cuarei.ta Ur Mil Sciscielltos
Uno 2810O dollars ($41, ,6O1.2s) SO admi
ti-an en- esta ofcina hasta las 2 P. M.
ce! dia 80 do JUNO de 1922, en- que SO
abriran plblicamente.
Todos los datos nccesarios Sc daran
en- Ell Departamento del Interior dom
de Sc encuentran de manifesto los do
cumentos que han de regir en- el contra
to, podran recoger loslicitajores los
pianos y modelos de proposiciones que
han de presentar, mediante un dep6sito
dc diez dollars ($1O) en- metalico che
cue certifcado que seran reembolsados
al ser devueltos dichos documaItos en-
cl plazo de veinte dias (2O) despues
de efecutada Ia sub3sta.
La administrator Sc reserva ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones el de adjUdicar Ell
contrato bajo otras consideraciones que
las del precio solamente.
(Fdo) M. Rivera NEGRONY,
Comisionado de Servicio publico.
4 Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-25
A cAGUAs

Zanjadas todas las difcultades que
nactivaron la suspension del Juego que
habia de celebrsrse en- la ciadad del
''Turabo'' en- la tarde del pasado do
lningo, entire las povenas puerto Ri
COZ y & Colectiva'', Sc llevara efec-
to Ell domingo % del cursantO en- di-
cha ciudad.
Con gran ansiedad esperan los IA
iEiticos de san Juan, asi como tambien
los de Caguas, el encuentro de estas
doc novenas, toda vez que vienen Sos
tcniendo una rivalidad por yer Quien
''ronca'' mas en- la "Loza''
segun nos sseguran, Fabito csta dis
ruesto a que no Sc repita aqucllo de
Eaguabo, mientras que Chech6n asegura
que correran la misma suerte que CO.
I1ieron ese dia.
Despues de todo, estas son cosas de
lanzadores, en- las cuales no nos debe-
mcs meter.
Como anteriormente, los biJetes de
ida vuelta para la excursion Sc ex-
yenderan en- 'Tanca" IL S150.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-25
IEPE SANTANA ADMITIDo oTRA
VEZ

En- la reunion celebrada en- Ia no
che del lunes por la directive de la
ncvena s'Colectiva'', petici6n del vo-
cpl Mariani Y secundado por una gran
mayorfa, fue reconsiderada Ia resolu-
ti6n que Sc tom6 para expulsar de la
rovena a Pepe Santana, por haber lido
a jugar a otra novena, toda vez que
csa noche iba ponerse en- vigor Ell
Ieglamento por que Sc ha de reeir ei
1aencionado 'steam'', Ell jugador en-
question estaba presente.
Despues de una gran discussion en- que
tcrciarcn Brown, Lopez, Santiago v
Marisni, y puesta a votaci6n Ia refe-
Iids petici6n, Sc acord6 admitir nue.
(continda en- la pagina nueve)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-25
Ell PUERTO RICO" INVADE A
JUANA DIAz, vENcIENDo AL '.JA
CAGUAs'' EN- DOS ENCUENTRos.
SCORES DE Asy DE IL A S


En- su propia hga fue derrotado ma
mana Y tarde Ell renombrado team 'Ja-
caguas'' vencedor del s'Mayagiiez" y
o(os muchos teams de la isla. su
vecedor 10 fue ell "PUERTo RICo''
que en- 'la loza' acaban de formar los
peiotaris Beitia, Torres, Ciqui y Ro-
que. Grande cru Ell entusiasmo por yer
luchar ambos teams, y el sabado concer
taron sus managers el encuentro
para Ell domingo, con la condicion ex-
presa de jugar dos juegos. Las apues-
tas menudeaban v todas muy aventa-
jadas a favor del ''Jacaguas' Recor
damos que hubo quien di6 tres uno y
tambien cinco dos. Cerca de las once
empez6 Ell juego de la maaana terminan
do a las dos, Ell de la tarde empez6
q las cuatro terminando a las 6:45.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-25
EsCUELA DE NURSES, HOSPITAL.
PREsBITER1ANo, sANTURcE
Advt.

Be necesitan alumnas para formar
rna nueva clase el primero de Julie. Ro
QLisitos: ser de raza blanca, haber ter
minado el primer ado de Alta Escuela,
roseer buena salud fisica y moral. Pi-
da blanco de solicitud HOY MIsMO
eirijiendose la srta. Rosa A. Coma
leg, B. NJ. ApartadO s67, san Juan,
Puerto Rice. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-25
JuEGo DE LA TARDE:

Las apuestas aumentaron por la tar
de, para cuyo juego tenia el "Jaca-
guas'' guardado todos sus 'brios y
estaba dispuesto a darle al "visitau-
te'' una 'lechada''. "Orejitas'' como
Emilio los castigara', ''les daremos
una fenomenal paliza'', ''los home
runs de Daviu y Manuel hablarann y
otras tantas "chacharas' quisieron
medrentar a nuestros muchachos. pero
permanecieron cogiendo 'orejitas'' y
con un "candao" ent la boca. A las 4
en- punto di6 comienzo ell desafio.
El lineup para Ell Puerto Ri
Coz fue Ell mismo de la mafiana. Pa
ra Ell "Jacaguas Tasio, Martin, Ro-
berto, Daviu, Recurv6n, Manuel, Emi-
lilo, Miguel y Snoring. Por Ell Puerto
Rico" ocup6 Ell box Torres los prime
ros cinco innings; Fabito los cuatro
Iltimos. Catchers: Ciqui y Beitia. Por
ell 'Jacaguas' lanzaron Davi1 Emil
lilo Martin; catcher Snoring. Um-
pres: Cartagena v j. A. Rivera. Car
tagena estuvo correctisinAo, pero Ri
vera, que por 10 visto es un profano en-
''pelota", mereci6 la mas acerva cen
sura de sus propios paisanos en- una de
cisi6n a favor de los suyos.
A los rumores de tuna paliza para
La loza', nuestros muchachos creyeron
iban a tener que luchar duro espera-
ban Sc desarrollasen los acontecimien-
tos. Desde el primer inning vimos la su-
perioridad de nuestra novena contra
''los mejores''. 81 en- Ell juego de la
mafiana no Sc lie sac6 la bola a Tasio
en- el de Ia tarde fuS casi un fongueo
de bolas, poniendo = jugar todas las
bases felders. Maldonado, nuestro
Junior, di6le home-run q una bola Ian
zada por Martin en- Ell octave inning.
Ciqui EN- Ell cuarto di6 un wo-bagger
que pudo haberlo puesto en- home, 81 no
choca con un arbol, Barreiro di6 un
three Dagger. Beitia di6 un fenomenal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-25
uN LINEUP

Tulio Aviles, ell manager" de La
rovena Chesterfield nos re:n;te una
nota para su publication, con el cline
lp'' del "team'' que el dirige, siendo
cl siguiente: A. Toro, p. Sierra, M. No
gueras, ]. zapata, H. Pizzint, Meme
lin, A. vazQuez, Gallo Bolo. Freire,
Dimas, Cofresi y Marcelo.