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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
KIDNAPPING CASE
HAS BAFFLED LAW
FOR FOUR MONTHS
Ku Klux Klan Named as
Accomplices in Case Fol-
lowing Aged Fued Be
tween Two Families.
FEUD BREWING FOR
QUARTER CENTURY
Two Men Still Missing Fol-
lowing Latest Violence in
Morehouse Parish.

MONROE, La.-Company C, Louisi.
ana National Guard of Monroe, which
moved out of here for Morehouse par
ish yesterday afternoon, was in camp
at Mer Rouge at daybreak this morn
ing and will remain there for several
days, according to a message received
here from Captain w. w Cooper. the
commander.
Captain Cooper said he was unpre-
pared to mention the purpose for which
the troops were sent to Mer Rouge and
mad no other information than orders
to go into camp. The military com
pany, composed of Go men and three
officers, is encamped In the center OF
the town, which has u population OF
about 1900.
kidnap Case Hinted
The Mer Rouge kidnapping case.
winch Tor four months has ineffectu-
any taxed all of the legal machinery OF
the state. originated. according TO well
INFORMED observers, as q result Of a
feud between rival factions OF More.
house parish.
The ku klux Klan organizations q
Louisiana. Arkansas and Mississipt,
nave been charged with Implication.
Conservative citizens believe that the
case is more or less racial and rivals
In many respects the celebrated feuds
OF the Cumberland mountains OF Ken.
lucky, Tennessee and Virginia.
Although the feudal fight was said
TO have been brewing for quarter OF
century, involving some Of the lead.
'ng families of Mer Rouge and other
parts OF Morehouse parish, climax
was reached on August q. when J, l..
Daniels. 70 years old, former prom.
nent Mer Rouge merchant; Watt, Dan
iels, his son; Thomas F. Richard; Watt
Davenport, scion OF n leading I-ouisi-
ana family, and w. C. Andrews, a
planter, were kidnapped by four men.
Kidnapped aud Eeaten
Watt Davenport was released within
an hour and the rumor became current
that the masked men were mistaken
az to his Identity" The day following.
the elder Daniels and Andrews We're
at homo, In serious condition. Their
stories gave little information as TO
their experience. They admitted. how
ever. that they had been kidnapped by
masked men and severely beaten.
Young Daniels and Richards have moi
since been heard OF and apparently
every effort to solvcathe mystery OF
their disappearance has been blocked.
Governor Parker recently was in Wash.
ingion. and reports OF his visit were 10
the effect that he sought federal aid
and the protection Of the national army
In his effort TO discover and prosecute
those responsible for the lawless esca
pade.
The visit was vigorously attacked in
the house OF representatives at the
time 10y various members OF the Lou
isiana delegation as an effort TO be-
smirch tho fair name OF the state;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
Mrs. Davis Has Organized
Legion Men to Handle the
Business Section of City;
Women and Scouts to
Canvass the Residential
Sections.

Boy Scouts and school girls will take
u part in the Red Cross fund drive Sat
urday, II was stated this morning at
headquarters at the Chamber OF Com.
merce.
\ parade will be staged just before
noon. when the Boy Scout band and
the fife and drum corps will be used
represent the work OF the Red Cross
al home. during the wa and in I've
lief in disasters.
Four women captains have been ap.
pointed To handle the wards. and each
will have acorps of workers to can.
vass the neighborhoods in which they
live. Arrangements are such that no
worker will be required TO be out more
than an hour or two during the day.
Men Are Organized
Mrs. $. NJ, Davis, who is ia charge
at headquarters. has her torches mar.
shaled into shape for the final drive.
During the past several days. she has
organized members OF the American Lee
gion for the drive and these teams will
handl, the business sections Friday
and Saturday.
Less than $1,000 has been subscribed
thus far. 1t was said thi- morning.
only few of the towns In the county
have reported and those reporting have
had small proceeds to turn ia.
Wilson. under tho leadership OF Mrs,
George Il. Orr is continuing the drive
through this week and report will be
made Saturday following 4 whirlwind
drive there that day.
May Continue Longer
II the quota ot $4,000 is not reached
by Christmas. the drive will continue
into the new year. It Was said by Of
ficisls OF the Legion. However 1t 10
hoped that enough will be raised to
permit operation OF the local chapter
through tho year.
The scope OF the Red Cross work In
Oklahoma next year will be greatly In.
creased because Of the return OF 80
many disabled soldiers to state hos.
pitfalls. It liz said. Heretofore. work for
these men has been attended TO at
the hospital where the men were con.
fined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
SURVIVORS of Herrin
Riot Testify Against
Fiue Accused Miners
Men Told to Run Then
Firing Started, an Eye
Witness to Several Muir
ders Told Jury: Wounded
Were Taunted and Were
Abused By Union Miners.

MARION, Ill-With the scars OF bul.
let and knife wounds on their bodies,
three survivors Of the Herrin riots tes.
titled today at the trial Of the rive men
in connection with the killing Of 20
non.union men last June. They were
Joseph O'Rourke, William Cairns and
Robert Officer.
Cairns followed Robert Officer the
first survivor to take the stand and
testified after the defenders OF the
mine surrendered, the prisoners were
marched out Of the pit with their arms
above their heads.
After the march started, some men
took me back TO the mine to point out
where we kept our arms. They let me
look in my locker for some keepsakes
priced highly and then we Joined
the mob without finding guns"
Clark Had Gun.
The witness then pointed out Otis
Clark as one OF the two men he had
seen with C. K. Mcdowell, superintend-
ent of the mine, and that Clark had a
gun in his hand.
Then We marched on and I heard
someone shout: Hugh Willis is COM
ing!" the witness continued. Willis Is
an official Of the miners union.
I'VE marched on until we came to a
barbed wire fence with four or five
strands and someone shouted: All men
with guns line up to the right and
someone else shouted:
"'You fellows rum and the firins
began.
Tried to Escape.
Il tried 10 crawl through the fence
but fell with load Of buckshot In my
body. A rifle bullet grazed my scalp
While | was lying there l saw blood
covered wounded man leaning axsins'
tree"
The witness then pointed TO Petel
Miller, one OF the defendants. as tn,
man who fired the shot.
Then l saw another man fire into
the body f John Shoemaker. assistant
superintendent Of the mine. AS hs LAY
wounded on the ground" the witnes:
continued.
Cairns said the crowd had found h,
was alive and subjected him to al
manner OF abuse for an hour. wher
Sheriff Thaxton OF Williamson count!
came up with some other men and ra
moved him 10 a hospital.
L
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
Four Killed as
Street Car Hits
Oil Mems Auto

PORT ARTHUR, Texas, Three men
and one woman We're Instantly killed
here this morning when street car
struck an automobile carrying workers
to the Texas oil company plant. A fifth
occupant ot the automobile WAS slight.
ly injured.
The dear are Emile Chaisson, Pat
rick n. Delano. Gerald n. D,lano. and
Mrs. Amanda Morreaux.
The accident occurred near the top
Of u grade and tho automobile was
struck squarely. No one on tho street
car was hurt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
Court A&rmS
Death Sentence
Of Two Slayers

AUSTIN. TeXas.--Death sentences
against G W. Stephenson In Bexar
county and Manuel Sasu In Williamson
county were affirmed today by the Tex
as court OF criminal appeals. Stephens
was convicted OF the murder OF II. A.
Tinucalne and Sagu for Killing 5. A,
Wolford Of Durant. Okla. about 4
month ago.
Sagu. Mexican ran amuck on q
passenger train and besides stabblns
Wolford TO death. injured two other
passengers in the coach. lie pleaded In.
sanity
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
Prof. Diffey Giving
Extension Work to
Teachers at Wilson

WILSON. Okla Prof. piffsy. super.
intendcnt Of Wilson schools. Ia con.
ducting class IN teachers extension
wc'k. which when completed Is &C
cepted as college credit.
There are nineteen members ot the
class from Wilson. Rexroat and Dn.
lard. Many ot the teachers who hold
life certificates take this work which
adds greatly to their education.
The class meets twice week at
nigh,s at the high school building and
all are taking much interest In the
work. This work Is accepted la any
college. and in eleven north central
states
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
MARIZANO HELD BY AUTHORITIES
IN CONNECTION WITH MURDER OF
DESMOND TAYLOR, MOVIE DIRECTOR

TOLEDO. Ohio Police today are
holding John MatsEno. 20. for ,nvss.
,isa,ion Of his story that he knows who
murdered William Desmond Taylor.
motion picture actor In Hollywood. Cal.
ifornia. a year ago.
MaraEino was arretsed late Yesterday
after he had entered dwelling house
and asked to be hidden. declaring that
he was marked for assassination and
vas dirysn out Of calLiornAA W mem.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
ROCK ISLAND LINES
IN FINE CONDITION

The Re'k Island lines are In good
condition and have thus maintained
thsir efficiency during the past year.
according to a corps OF inspectors who
Were here Tuesday. They look for.
ward 10 - better year In 1923.
Those included In The party were A.
u. Warner, II. Van kckle, l.. d. Rich
ards and G. 4. Richards. all Of whom
have offices IN III Reno. This was
their second trip hero In the past year.
and they were pleased with business
conditions in this section Of the state.
-
supt. Van Hecke of the Rock Island
railroad spent several days In Ardmore
this week on business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
Wright-Martin to
Be Sued for Huge
War Claims SOor

WASHTNGToN.---The department OF
justice is preparing to file suit against
the Wright. Martin aircraft corporation
FOR recovery OF q war claim amount.
Ing to S3,6oi .7l5, the house judiciary
committee WAS told today by Assistant
Attorney General seymour st the hesr-
ing on Impeachment charges against
Attorney General Daugherty.
Mr.. Seymour said there had been q
wide ditferenc. OF opinion Ia the just
ice department as to the case but that
decision had been reached recently TO
begin action. lie did not indicate how
soon the government; would be ready
20 10 into court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
CHILD SUPPORT CASE
UPHELD BY HIGH COURT

NEW YonK.--Supreme court Just.
ice Mullsn today decided against Mrs
Bird Shoemaker i.aumeier in her suit
to compel her husband. Henry Herman
Laum-i-r OF NJ. Lous to support a child
born 10 her four months after she was
granted . divorce In July 1919 In 81.
Louis. l.aumeier claimed It hud not
been proved he was the father Of the
child
Judge Alullan said the Missouri III.
vorce was binding adjudication that
Laumcier was not the father of the
child lie added that II -. =. .Aaumel.r
wished to compel her former husba.,d
to provide for her child she could
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
Manager Of Lumber
Company Is Found
Dead in Bathroom

ENID, Okla.--Ed Brown. manager
for II lumber company at Covington.
All oil town is miles east OF here. was
found dead in the bathroom Of his
home early Tuesday night, with u re
volver clutched in his hand and bul.
let hole through his brain, according TO
officers at Covineton.
No inquest viii be held. officials an.
nounced. az the shotting was plainly Il
case or suicide. Brown left no reason
for his act. lie was married and had
two daughters. lie lived in Enid FOR
sixteen years before moving Ia Covins-
ton this fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
WALLY Is IMPROVING
IS REPORT RECEIVED

LOS ANGEI.ES.--Improvement was
reported today IN the cindition OF Wal
lace Reid. motion picture actor. whose
recent breakdown. according to rela.
tives. followed his quitting the use Of
drugs and liquor.
The latest report issued from his
bedside In Hollywood sanitarium.
stated his temperature and respiration
were normal and his pulse down TO
100.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
Trades Day to Be Big Event

BROKEN ARROW. ok.-Registered
stock valued ut si35 will be given away
BY the local merchants on their next
trades day. January 3. to the farmers
of this vicinity. With each dollars
worth OF merchandise purchased num-
ber,d tickets will be given to the farm
ers. townspeople being barred from the
contest. The holders OF the lucky tick.
eta viii receive the stock. a FREQ suc-
tion sale will also BE- held for the farm.
ers. A concert will be given NJ noon BY
the Broken Arrow band.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
OLcmah Builds Machine shop

oKEMAfI. ok.--The Standard Tool
and Machinery Co, has located in oke.
nah and begun the erection Of Its biz
plant east OF the railroad and near
the sun Lumber Co. The president Of
tho company ls j. H. Mccoy. J. Il. Nor.
gan IL vice president and manager ond
J. +. Rittenbusch is assistant secretary
and treasurere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
c. P. & ST. L. WANTS
TO ABANDON LNF

wAsHINCToN.-Receivers Of the
Chicago. Peoria and 81. Louis railroad
asked permission frun the Interstate
Commerce Commission today TO aban.
don that line In its entirety. opera
tons for several years have cebn at n
heavy loss. the application said. ana
the road IL unable TO pay $4,000 In
taxes assessed against 1t by the state
of Illinois. The road IL s31 miles in
length. operating hctwsen Pctin and
Grafton, ~.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20

bers Of "jcre ring who knew that
he knew who Killed Taylor.
Several members OF dope ring
are responsible FOR Tsylor's death" /"
the prisoner told police. Their agents
have followed me all the way from Cal.
ifornia into ohio and am marked
for death" he asserted.
A suit ease the prisoner carried
was filled with women's apparel which
MsraEino said he had used to disguise
hlnissA W escape his pufsues.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
FATTY ARBUCKLE IS
GIVEN NEW CHANCE

LOS ANGEt.Es.--will II. Hays.
chairman of the Motion Picture
industries said TO day that Roscoe
G. lFatty) Arbuckle might have a
chance to come back" in the mo-
tion pictures. IL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20

Editor Rube Gecrs NJ the Tishominso
Capital went to oklahoma CITY yester.
day after visiting friends In .Ardinore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
ChicLasaw Attorney Returns

q. q. Mcvay. Chickasaw national AT.
torney has returned from Washington
where he went to look e'ter a number
Of casas involving interests to the -
tent OF well over a million dollars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20

r. A. Merrill was In Ardmore early
his week and returned to oklahoma
CITY Tuesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20

n. A. Ledbe,tcr is In Oklahoma City
where he was called on business early
this week,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20

Deserts cover 2. per cent Of the
.srth's surface.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-20
WEATHER

Tonight fair; Thursday
fair, warmer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
Ell cAMPEoNATo EscoLAR

va toca a su fin ell campo ,aato de
las escuelas superiores de Ia Isla FL
salado 16 Larea jugara en- caguas. Y
Barreiro Sc propone darle a de-
mostrar a Fabito cuanto sc aprende
en- el interior. sera un iuego renido.
pero .os cagiienos Sc disponen veneer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
REPORTER EScOLAR.
NoTAs DE vrEoUEs

Con motive de la celebration de la
Semana Americana Educativa, a pro-
puesta de los maestros de Ia escuela
Cautier Benitez Y aprovechando la opor-
tunidad de las clases profesionales, lle-
v6se a cabo una reunion de maestros,
on la cHal Sc acord6 despu6s de deteni-
do estudio. cerrar dicha semana con
una parada escolar. Del seno de la reu-
ni6n ssali6 una comisi6n nombrada por
la principal, para invitar a tomar parte
en- ell acto al Hon. comisionado de
Educaoi6n Municipal y al viejo macs
tro, ex-principal de las escuelas pd-
blicas de esta localidad.
Desde La maiiana reinaba gran ami
maci6n entire los nifos, especialmente
en- los de los primeros grades.
A las dos de la tarde comenzaron a
verse las GALES de la poblaci6n cruza-
das por grupos de alunanos precedidos
por sus respectivos profesores, quienes
procedentes de sus distintos planteles,
Sc dirigian llenos de entusiasmo las
afueras de la poblaci6n, Jugar de donde
habia de partir la parada.
Desfil6 en- primer termino I'M grupo
de j6venes llevando una bandera y tras
6stos, marchaban como de costumbre,
los primeros grades portando banderi-
tas que agitaban en- el aire. Tras los
grades terceros iba la banda escolar,
encargada de amenizar aquel importan-
te acto, dirigida por su competente di-
rector, don Antonio, como carinosa~
mente 10 Hamamos.
Despues de haher recorrido las GALES
San Francisco, Guzman Benitez, San
Jose Mufoz Rivera, todos los salo-
mes Sc congregaron en- la plaza de Ar
mas, donde hablaron en- primer termino,
la principal, Sra. Monserrate Diaz de
Prado, basando su breve, pero elocuen-
to discurso, en- los temas marcados para
el dia de acuerdo con Ell programa:
IGUALDAD y oPoRTUNmAD. FL
Hon. Comisionado de instruction de-
mostr6 una vez mas su entusiasmo hacia
La educaci6n, puss apesar de hallarse
(Continda en- Ia pagina 2a.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
DEsDE R1NcoN
PAEADA EscoIAn

Uno de los actos mas lucidos cele-
brados en- la escuela Puntos Nc. ., con
motive de la Semana Americana, fue
la parada organizada Ell viernes de di-
ciembre.
Les alumnos del Sr. Ruiz y varios
padres portando banderas inscripcio-
nes Sc d:rigieron a las escuela Puntas
NO. /. Una vez ALI los niiios recisaron
poesias muy bonitas cantaron cam
clones patri6ticas. Luego hicieron va
rios ejercicios fisicos que pusieron de
rslievo la importancia dada en- dicha
escuela Puntos NO. 2, a la cultura fl
sica.s No deseamos terminar estas no
tas sin informar que el Sr. Juan Ronet,
prosidente del Comite de Padres quien
acompaiiaba la, parada, pronancio un
ir3sructivo e interesante discurso en- la
escuela del Sr. Rivera.
Durante toda la semana Sc celebra-
ron ejercicios adecuadoS los diferen-
tes dias, resultando un yerdadaro exito
IL celebration de la Semana Educati-
va. en- oicha escuela.
Deseamcs dar las graeias al sr. Bis
bal por 10 bien preparado que tiene los
n.fios en- los ejercicios fisicos mill
tsres.
REPORTER ESCOIAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
Notas de Ia isla

para celebrar ia session p-climinar y dis
cuti- ell reglamento y otros particu-
Ia .es..
Siendo este acto, uno de los mas tras-
cedentales de los veriflcados en- esta
poblaci6n, en- 10 que a escuslas Sc re-
fiere, ncs alegra darlo Ia pubhci-
dad para estimulo de los dezn&s paeblos
de la is,a.
REPcETERo EScoLAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16

tai Presbiteriano. La nueva Cla-
Sc Sc abrira ell 2 de enero. Re-
quisitos: primer ano Alta Escue-
IL; bucna reputacion; buena sa-
Iud; raza blanca; II amos de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
Notas de sport

ltede que el ssan1ing de este team
q irA % bastante Lara cue otra move
Ia sea Quien ostente Ell t-tulo de CAG
IEoN DE 1922. A Ponce amigo Guz-
ran, Ponce junto cen Gacho y 81
resto de los "jinetes''. ALI nos We
remos. y. Pipo dira el rest1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
/ Or Ell MuNoo DE- LA PELoTA
E. DOMINGO 10 EN-
LA LIGA DE LA OCHO

LA LIGA DE LA oCHo
-ss novenas Locales CoLECTIVA y
EUERTO RICO SPORTS fueron las
escogidas para jugar en- ell diamante de
la Liga Insu-ar Ell domingo pasado.
Iubo demostraci6n de buena pelota
boricrs en- ell juego de la maliana, en-
81 cue vencio ell team de los "jinetes"
bar una score de 10 a A. En- Ell de IA
.srde solo jugaronse siete entradas CON
1letas, pues EN- ell octave episodio en-
cue los SFORTS. anotaron 3 carreraa
con las cuales pudieron haber vencido,
fue declarada nula dicha anotacion lie
acuerdo con la regla 25 de "a Liga.
Los muchachos del Fhumo'' anotaron-
Sc carreras; los jinetes solo dos; ell
score final al declararse ell juego po:
fnalizado debido a "a lluvia y la
Cbscuridad, era de por los SPORTS
por el CoLECTIvA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
MITE A MISS NIGHTINGALE

Pida hoy mismo blanco de so
Iicitud para ingresar en- la Es-
cue!a de Enfermeras del Hospi-
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edad.
Dirijase a Miss Rosa A. Coma
Lex, r. N. Apartado 367, San
Juan, P. R.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16

ktteie que el ssan1ing de este team
s IrA % bastante para cue otra move
Ia sea Quien ostente el t.tulo de CAM
IEoN DE 1922 A Ponce, amigo Guz-
ran, Ponce junto cen Gacho y 81
resto de los ''jinetes''. ALI nos We
remos v. Pipo dira el rest9.
GkcHo, ACTUALMENTE EN- Ell
EJERCITo Sc LIcENcIA
Esta proAimo a recibir su heencia-
niento te- ejercito cl popular Gacito
(J. TorreG), Quien jugando la inicial
Gel PUERTO RICO 81 oRrS In sabido
captarse las simpatias de todos los
p6blicos donde los "jinetes' han ju-
gado. En- su vida civil Gaeho sera &c
Eucho valor como instructor para III
team de pelota, y confiam9s verlo
rronto a. frente de I'm buen ellipo
halo au competente direction. Nrestra
felicitacion al amigo por su frcximo
licenciamiento.
..-i.t
Ell CAMPEoNATo EscoLAR
va toca su fin el campe )aato de
las escuelas superiores de Ia Isla. Ell
salado 16 Larea jugara en- caguas. y
Barreiro Sc propone dacle a de-
To SnAo ID
en- el interior. Sera un juego renido.
pero .os cagiienos Sc disponen veneer.
"sANITARIos" VIZ "ARrIsrAs''
La novena de los sanitarios' ju-
{ ara HOY sabado en- la tarde con Ell
MESORANA en- la Liga del Hip6dro-
mo, y al decir de muchos Sc proponen
desafnar Ios instrumentos ,ps ''artis
tas". vienen preIQrados con inyec-
ci6n habra de ser un acontecimien-
30 este primer encuentro entire aG.bos
equipos. Pronto daremos q ccnooer Ell
resuitado del juego.
LOS TUTTI- -FRUTTI"
DEBUTARAN Ell DOMINGO
E. manager Esteves de la noveua
''importada" anuncio desde el jueves
II el primer juego en- la Liga Insufar
para II mafiana del domingo " con
les "cardenales'. 81 los muchacho; de
Tony han practicable duro. 81 cuentan
con la cooperation de SIS dos antiques
jugadores que actualmente residea en-
q lo7a podemos asegurar al STARS
cue no muy facilmente podran ganar-
le q los Cardenales del Oeste. Tienen
nalidia, cabeza, y buena direction.
Los proximos juegos hasta aQuf NADIA
en- concise Sc ha determinado, pues CO.
mo hay la idea de ofrecer los pri-
meros juegos q los teams de II
isla. las novenas locales seran los I'll
t;mos debiendo ser los primeros. Que
tenga exito la, temporada!
Ill PUERTO RICO SPORTS EN-
sU IoURNEE
Cast puede darse por SECURE que Ell
Dia de Pascuas, 25 del corriente, sal
era de esta Capital en- su tourn6e pue-
loteri por la Isla la novena de los
"jinetes tocando en- casi .odas las
roblaciones donde haya liga para &C.
leb.ar desafios acordados de antena-
10. Hay grande entusiasmo en- Is Isla
por yer jugar la buena pelota que los
jinetes' juegan y sin duda alguna
fabra de ser un exito para los lnehos
de Iga que la hayan contratado.
oREJITA FIRME: rHUMAcAon
NO voLvERA AL CASTILLO
De fuente autorizada acabo dc sa-
Der que, debido al incidente del domin
go 10 en- Ia Liga del Castillo, los orien
tales no habran de volver luchar
con los "leones'' por ahora en- Ponce.
81 acaso Ell PONCE quiere celebrar al
gIin iuego con ellos. Sc escorarS asn