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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
RESIDENTS ASK that
POOL Be ENJ0INED
ON REDRYING PLANT
Residents Living Near Central Ware
house Express Protest Against the
Proposed Redrying Plant in
Filing Suit.

R. L. Turner, w. E. Wells, Robert
wells, j. j. Owens, James Riley, w.
II. Jones, George Kirk, Mrs. Rosa
Schatzmann, Mrs. Martha J. Collins,
Mrs. Anna B. Murray and Mrs. c. H.
Bland, through Attorney NJ. J. Hen
nesSey, filed suit in the Mason Circuit
Court Wednesday afternoon against
the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooper
ative Association and the Eastern Dis
trict Warehousing Cooperation, asking
that the defendants be enjoined from
making the Central warehouse, which
is located near the homes OF the
plaintiffs, into rcdrying plant.
They set out in their petition that
the defendants are about to install
and operate in the Central warehouse
redrying plant and they charge that
in the process of re-drying loose leaf
tobacco there is caused to be emitted
and discharged a noisome, noxious,
nauseating and unhealthy odor and the
air for more than 400 feet in each and
every direction from the warehouse
will be contaminated. The plaintiffs
charge that if the defendants are per-
mitted TO operate this redrying plant
these plaintiffs will suffer great and
irreparable injury and damage.
The prayer is that the defendants
be restrained and enjoined from in
stalling and operating said redrying
system in the said Central warehouse
by any process that will cause noxoius.
noisome and nauseating odors to con-
taminate the air about the houses of
the plaintiffs.
No temporary injunction is asked in
the petition and the case will not be
for trial until the next December term
of Circuit Court.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
BANK TO FURNISH STOCK
MARKETS BY RADIO
Farmers g. Traders Bank Installs
Radio Receiving outfit for the Ac-
eOmmOdatiOn of Its Customers.

Along with its many other progress
sive steps for the accommodation of its
patrons and friends, the Farmers &
Traders Bank has made arrangements
to have installed in their attractive
new banking house a high powered
Radio receiving station.
The Fifth-Third National Bank of
Cincinnati, is daily broadcasting to
banks throughout this district stock
market reports on all sorts of stocks.
1t will also be possible for the Farm
eCs & Traders to receive all the live
stock market reports promptly and
this information will be gladly given
by the bank to those interested.
1t Is the purpose Of. the officials of
the bank to also give radio concerts
for the public throughout the day.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
BARBECUE AT OLD MASONS'
HOME on OCTOBER Il

Invitations have ben received here
for a great Masonic reunion to be
given on Tuesday. October 18th, at the
Kentucky Old Masons' Home at Shell
byville. There win be an old-fash!on-
ed barbecue and burgoo feast. Several
local Masons are planning to attend.
This picnic will be held while the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge is in session at
Louisville and the Louisville Automo-
bile Club will carry all visiting Ma
sons from Louisville to Shelbyville.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
TRINITY WOMAN
WOUNDED BY SHOT
DURING ARGUMENT
Argument Over Line Fence Ends SeYi-
ously for Widow Who May Yet
Die From Pistol Shot Wounds
Arrest Is Made.

Mrs. Nancy Hoover, widow Of Mr..
Thomas Hoover, who lives in the Tin
ity neighborhood, was shot and very
seriously wounded Tuesday evening at
her farm in an argument with a neigh
Dor over line fence between the two
farms. Full and compete details of the
shooting could not be obtained We'd
nesday but Mr.. John Cox, a neighbor.
was placed under arrest and taken to
Vanceburg, where he was to be given
a hearing.
Ihere appears to be some consider
able difference of opinion as to who
tlred the shot which wounded Mrs.
Hoover but Lewis county officers are
making a very careful investigation
into the affair.
DR.. W. H. Taulbee, local surgeon,
was called tc Mrs. Hoover's home late
Tuesday evening to locate the bullet
and dress the wounds. The woman
was shot through the right arm and
the bullet also passed through the
right lung. She i IN a very critical
condition.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

The new plumbing shop on Lime
stone street between Second and Third
streets. owned and run by Martin &
Martin. is prepared to do all kinds Of
repair work, Gas Stove and Furnace
Work. Plumbing. Heating and Gas
Fitting and general repair work
We also have a few OF the Homar
Pipeless Furnaces for sale now. better
give US a call. We can save you money
on time and material Phone So.
26Sept2t MARTIN & MARTIN.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
TOBACCO BROKER DIES.

Louisville, Ky, Seut. &c. - Henry
B. (king) CORN. so years old, we'll
known tobacco broker and one of the
most prominent figures in the tobacco
market, was found dead at Lancaster,
KY, whittier he had gone to purchase
crop this morning. He was born In
Louisville and had been in the tobacco
business all his life.
Cardiac involvments were said to
have caused his death.
When found the body was in an
automobile.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
WERE YOU GKISSED-,

She stood, hungry for romance,
glancinO covertly through vines OF the
veranda at couples here and there who
talked in soft tones in the moonlight;
one couple dare kiss with the bild-
ness OF those in love. She almost SOB
bed. Then, suddenly-well, see Marie
Provost at the Pastime Thursday and
you will know the rest.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
THE NIGHT WATCH.

A telephone in your home is a pro,
lection against fire and sickness. Res.
idence service Main Line, two-party
line, and four-party line.
NASHVILLE TELEPHONE CON-
PANY, Uncorporated)
Up. MOORE. Manager. 97Spt6t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
REVIVAL PROGRESSING
WITH GREAT INTEREST.

Another large audience gathered at
the Little Brick Church" Tuesday
evening to hear Evangelist Butler. He
Is a very forceful preacher and much
interest Is being shown in the series OF
meetings. The music is one of the fea-
lures OF the revival. Meetings con-
tinue daily and the public is cordially
invited to all
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
HICCOUGH VICTIM GAINS,

Louisville, KY, Sept &c. - Mrs. vir-
ginia Tatum, who has been suffering
from hiccoughs for almost three weeks
gradually is improving, DR.. J. D.
Stroud, her physician, said today. The
hiccoughs, which were continuous for
more than two weeks, are subsiding
and come at longer intervals.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
CONSTANTINE ABDICATES,

Rebellion is spreading in Greece fol-
lowing the defeat Of the Greek armies
by the Turks. 1t was officially an
nounced in Athens Wednesday that
King Constantine had abdicated the
throne in favor of Crown Prince
George.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
WHISKY TAX LOWERED.

Frankfort, KY, Sept. 26 - The tan
on whisky in bonded warehouses was
fixed at $40 barrel by the State Tax
Commission today, these figures be-
ing a reduction of $50 from the tax
levied in 1921. Cuts in the price of
bonded whisky was given as the cause
of the reduction.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27

Mr.. W. s. Wilson, OF Frankfort. field
man for the Kentucky State Tax Com
has been IN Maysville for the
pasi couple OF days in conference with
County Tax Commissioner W F
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27

Mrs. Amanda Campbell has returned
TO her home In Covington after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. AL Maddox
and family. of East Second street
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27
NEI6HBORHOOD PRAYER

Another very successful neighbor-
hood prayer meeting in the interest OF
the approaching revival at the First
Baptist church was held Tuesday eve
ming at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Gather in West Second street The
third such meeting will be held We'd
nesday evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. y. BolinCer IN Forest avenue.
All in that neiEhborhood interested
are invited 10 attend this meeting.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27

Mrs. A. G. Cru'cher, OF Frankfort, is
visiting her mother. Mrs John W. Wat
son OF West Front street
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-09-27

Mrs. C. H. Leobker. of Covington. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Philip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
"PLENTY OF PEP"

Thinking, tuneful melodies, beauti.
full scenery. gorgeous costumes, COM
edy of tile highest order. together with
large and ravtshingiy beautiful
chorus are just few of the many
alluring features promised for Friday
and Saturday at the Court Theatre
when Max Spieg"l will present his
latest achievement, PLENTY OF Pep
Musical Revue" In ten scenes COM
bined with eight supreme ShuDert
vaudeville acts.
Emil Casrer. a hlackfaCe comedian
who has rapidly earned place in thf
front rank of funmakers, IS consider
ed one Of the most expert opponents
of the southern negro style Of dane
Ing.
Dolly Morrisscy. ono OF the famous
Morrissey Sisters and attectlonate'Y
called "Dimples," not only ranks hieA
through her exceptional ability as an
entertainer. but she is also known as
one OF the best dressed girls on Inc
stage. Charles Howard has for years
maintained a leading reputation as
laugh producer; in addition TO appear
ing in his several comedy scenes
throrghout the revue, he will present
during the vaudeville part OF the pro-
gram a new one act comedy entitled
How Things Have Changed. enlistlng
the help Of a special cast.
Other vaudeville features Will in
cludc Ed. and Mack Williams, i lie
Upper and Underwood Pair Earle
s Dewey and Mabel (Bille) Rogers IN
NO Tomorrow" by Jack Lait: John
Ouigg. the Master Musician. win
his accordion; Sid. Townes and Sid
new Franklin in n song and dance fan
fasy called "Danceland" Alberta FoW'
ar. Myrtle Franks and James ira
ham
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
THE THEATRES
COURT THEATRE
SIR. HARRY LAUDER.

Sir Harry Lauder. the famous
Scotch singing comedian who is TO
give a program Of his uique songs at
the Court to day. afternoon and even
ing. believes in thrift. Easy come,
easy 60" has never been his motto
Militia wadna waste" says Sir
Harry. and would be disgracing her
memory If | wasted"
Here are some of his maxims on
thrift:
Behave toward your purse as you
would TO your best friend
View the reckless spending of
money as foolish, and shun the COM
pany OF the reckless spendcr."
Dress neatly but not lavishly. a
bank pays 4 higher rate of interest
than your back"
Take your pleasures judicoiusly.
You'll enjoy them better"
Many Of Ladders songs express tn,
Idea Of thrift, but, despite this. those
who attend his performances discove:
no lack of generosity In his programs:
Lauder gives good measure to his
and seems never 10 Ire re-
spending to the requests OF his adj
mirers for especially popular songs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
MILLER GROCERY.
BUYS TRACT FOR
STORAGE HOUSE
Another Step Taken by Rapidly Grow.
ing Wholesale Company-s2o,.
900 Is Involved.

The purchase Of tract Of land IN
East Wheeling for the erection or d
warehouse and garage by the Miller
Bros. Company was made public last
evening by Mr.. Charles B. Miller
president Of the firm.
The transaction was made through
the real estate department of the
Quarter Savings e Trust Company
and II IS understood $20,0ON was In
VOWED.
Work of tho erection Of the ware
house and aoragc will begin at once
and will probably be completed early
in Decembcr The property is located
in Arey Ii. between EOtf and jacob
streets
The Miller Company, while one OF
the Youngest wholesale grocery houses
in Wheeling. has shown remarkable
EXPANSION and now stands in the front
rank of such business houses IN
Wheeling.
The company has outSrown It's pres
Ont quarters at No. 1411'l9 Main stree;
and nocossi'ated the building OF sucA
A warehouse and garage.
The warehouse will be OF three
stories ad the garage OF two stories
The estimated cost for the ere'ilon
Of such BUILDINGS "a SlO,"o'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
MOST FURIOUS
BOXING CONTEST
GOES IS ROUNDS
All But Out in Tenth, the
Champ Sticks 1t out to the
Limit.

New YORK. Nov. r.--N-" ln5 a. WIS
dom seN hosoc, y"Vth a"t ..- "r"~.1;
determination when Jack Ec'''"". ""Nr-
ing the Tory marx md -" "..n.-t .. ."S
man 20 hold. Il worlds boxing .Ha"".''-
ship ttt'e. s..rrcHdryr! - N.r..aN Nt,N"-
OF E,!:Io bath y. :. AFTER t,''r'' "''""S
o: eruc,l:aG boxing n MAIDS S'iVHr'
Garden ;N.i-hL
AS:er twenty years - ~ -!~- ~. .'oG.
:he sage and crafty "laE''~ o.. G"..n'"'
twice the holder Of the crown hat top
Piled ton.-ht. was A poor w2''A tor 'Ar
aggressive J,rsc" man Who displayed
more than ordinary knowledge %: ~"
science o. ns,cGfrs WI,NHG Non AL
the way
Th-ou- ho,.t the latter hair - -" Na;.ln
Brtttnn WAS on the verge o; 4 Knockout.
II was rot rs !-on sides and 5; e! jaw
that avsrtcd that fate. .HU: his stock o.
gray mat-e-. which no matter how h-.~d
the punishment. was abe - Function.
Az one time Er.ctoD's eyes were r,as'E
but by \ strakc'!c retreat h. managed
20 hold OF his man Ua.I his brain Clear
ed
There vas something odd about tho
t!Sht that vas rot sl.!st3C'orl" tx
pla!red 20 the crowd ~. cod ~" his
tor!c arena. When thc contestants 49,
tered the ring :: was - behalf o. n"
New York RcX!rg Commission and Pro
moter Tex Richard that all BEES We're
on. THIS afternoon waEers were lad
six 70 five on R-!tro7, but when the
preiim'na-teS began toC.ch.. 20 long
end had been transferred 70 Walker. lie
was made favc-t;e at ) to 3.
Despite this unusual incident, the
crowd seemed % believe 81 me contest
They howied ~ they watched :he e.
yea--o'd tEhter Huwclei E"i.toC, ;hrv
held their breath when TREY saw tho
coroact slipping OF the aCc'TE head Of
the Weakened champion. ard they APP
plauded as each OF che cloS.CS rounds
Of he bout ended with Er,t;oa. though
Keeling. still on me safe S.ha -: a
Knockout As the las. round began
there was shouts o: hopes TIA; Br.tton
could SURVIVE
They were CGnsceSS9ry Or Walker
weakened from his EFFORTS ard s5"rH %
Some power by B-!ctoH's a1~,:cy blows
was without the sleep TrNtr ing punch.
Brlt:on knew Re was whipped. md.
without awaiting the decision, ne con-
Sratula Ted Walker. adding. Il wish ynu
luck. boy" Walker r"Ul,ct that thc
champion was the gameSt man he has
tackled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
", 4, FOUST ADDRESSES
LOCAL TRAFFIC CLUB

". II Foust. traffic manager OF the
Baltimore * Ohio Railroad company. al
dressed 2 meeting OF tho Wheeling Iraf-
n- club held last evening at the Ho,el
McLurc
Ii connection with his address a mo
ton picture entitled "A Tour 4hfouSA
WASHINGTON" MAS shown. nc p'c'u'
vas presented for thr occasion tnrougA
,hn courtesy O. the passenger depart
,roNt o. the Z. & Q.
Tnf- r,Io.,,r vas tho second OF A
sar,os - he held during the fall ana
,y,rt,r months by the club Las, eve
ninr.s meeting was well attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
The Fight By Rounds

ROUND ONE-Britton tore IN and
landed q lesc 20 the body. following
with a Ugh, tus:l,a5c9 from both hands
Walker backed % the ropes. whore ne
staggered the champion w.,A -'=h; 70
he cain. B-.t;or recovered. buzz Walker
held him near the ropes. hamCe-in5
>grlnasly with both hands and hen
driving the champ.oa % ;Ae center O.
me ring where re continued 20 hammer
AVA. Ccm.=E from a vtl2ch, Bci;to7
caught his opponent a,oHS The ropes
and landed bo:h hands 70 tie law. A.
vas furious session.
ROUND .TWO-B~!.:oa began thH
second round carefully, planting his
;a:, into me chaNeace-'s stomach and
c,eye1,v getting away. T1S,ns walker
miss. B-.,,oa ripped near Walkers cor
rsr AMI fel! 10 bo;a Anees, but WAS W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
GIFT FOR
FORGET E-NOT
Day ANNOUNCED.
Five Dollar Contribution Made to
Committee by Widow-Many
More Expected.

The first contribution for Forget
Me-Not day, was received yesterday
by Fred J. Fox. cashier of the Secur.
ity Bank & Trust Co. chairman OF the
committee in charge.
The contribution was in the form
of five dollar bill and came from a
widow whose name is withheldhbut
which is known to and will be remem.
bcrcd with gratitude by the local dis
abled World war veterans.
F'rorr-Ti Flow until the evening OF For.
ret-Me-Not day, Saturday Of this week,
contributions from Wheeling people
to assist those who were incapaci.
tated and manned in fiehting for the
cause of freedom are cXrrc'ed to pour
into temporary headqra FRS at the
Security R"rk. They Will be received
there BY Mr.. Fox.
! Mr.. Fox together with T. J. Falland.
commander of the local chapter. Dis.
ablcd World War Veterans. viSite1
and addressed the Service Star women
IF Warwood and the girl students n
Elliott Commercial school yesterday.
In eoch case they were assured OF
hearty cooperation Saturday when
the sale OF forget.me will be con-
Quoted
The headquarters on that day will
Re at the Red Cross rooms on the cor
ner Of Twelfth and Chapline streets
Americas wounded and disabled
vetnr~n rs Of the World war are to he
benefited by the sale Of the little fer.
get.renots. on November 4. when I
mighty army Of the girls and women
of the country will act as salespeople:
and distribute 10 the citizens In every
community thousands OF the flowers.
Personal Contributions.
In advance of "Forget.Me Not Day.,
personal contributions to the fund will
be SOUGHT, check and cash donations
being canvaesed by the local commit.
Tee during the next few days. All re.
mittances. either in check or cash. od'
nations to the Forget Ne Not Day
frnd. should be sent TO Security Trust
Company Bank. Business houses,
stores and other mercantile establish
ments OF the city are cordiHlly invited
10 IPnutT lIltlI COHli ~ wv
general fund. with the assurance thai
such participation means. an improve
men' in existing conditions. for tha
wounded and disabled men of the
United States. The Disabled Ameri'
can Veterans of the World AYR, which
Is the national organization OF th@
crippled war veterans. will administer
the proceeds of "For-get.Me-N7'
Day the organization having been
endor ed in its activities by President
Harding. the National Information BIZ
reau. leading government and stat.
officials, and numerous other author'
ties who have watched its prosrtss
with satisfaction. All wounded AND
disabled American veterans OF TINS
World war. REGARDLESS Of their affilla.
ton or non affiliation with veterans
ORGANIZATIONS. will benefit by Forget
Me.Not Day"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02

The new hrooN that keeps IN sweep
,rr clean soon wears itself out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02

I, severe weather Chinese women
wear heating baskets under their coats.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-20
VICTORY GARDEN: (:

Episodes IL, 12, 13. IA y Is de la
sensational serie "La Diosa de la Sci
va''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-20
IMPERIAL:

Eva Novax en- "Los C'esvaneos de
Maria, drama en- cinco actos.
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NOtaS de base ball
Continuation de la "a. pag.)
la nueva liga de Humacao, donde hay
mucho interes por conocer los carde

En- vfEios peri6dicos famos visto
anunciado un pr6ximo desafio entire el
puerto Rico" "MayaEiiez" en-
Aguadilla, asi como otro desafIo entire
-el "Aguadtlla" Y Isl "Mayagiiez"
No sabemos a que obedecen esos anun
clos porque NADIA hay sobre Ell particu
lar debemos censurar informacion'es
como estas. toda vez que teniendo jue
go los cardenales en- Ponce 'el ultimo
domingo, al anunciar Ell MUNDo un
juego sn Aguadilla entire 'Mayagiiez'
y "Aguadilla", ptrte del publico pom
ceno ctey6 que ell ''Mayagiiez" no iba
a Ponce y fue precise hacer aclaracio
nes en- la prensa del Sur.
BORICUA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-20
SU PORVENIR
UN EXITO; 81 ESTUDIA
PERIODISMO
sQuuiere ID
Dsingurse como periodista?
Tener exito economico en- ell perodismo?
Tener exito politco social?
ESTUDTE PERIODISMO


E piOdismo nOrmercano me nOrteameanO
sno porque produce mas DINERO.
mas
peodstas
superoridad meodos norteamericanos.
facles
facmente apde mena muca denica
nueEros Universdad
dice despu matrcuse
met6dico
con estan ppdas hn de elias a mas prfecso suggestive o
puede nigenca
mi vida''.
gratuitamen
problema
faciidade
IIENE CUPoN DRECCoIN coNGPLETA NAHDELo
ESCUELAS INTERAMERICANAS DE NUEVA YORK,
Mamaroneck (MS), New York, E. U. A.
de
correspondence
Nombre Apardo postal
Sc NEcESITAN AGENTES PARA ESTAS EScUELAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-20
"CATANo STARS VS..
"PUERTA DE TERRA"

Como anunciaba el programa de las
fiestas patronales. las 10:30 A. M. del
domingo 16, y en- la iga de Catano, Sc
efectu6 ell desafio de base ball entire
los equipos Catafio y Puerta de TERRA,
este ultimo vencedor del va famoso
"Colectiva'. La novena 'fCata1o
Stars, estrenaba la ropa, que galante-
mente les regal6 la LINEA FERREA
DEL OESTE.
Gran animation RENO durante ell de
safio, Ell immense publico que acudio,
aplaudi6 las jugadas de ambos equipos,
cue luchaban denonadamente por salir
victoriosos.
Ell team visitante tom6 Ia delantera
hasta Ell s6ptimo inning, y al llegar
la octava entrada, sustituyeron al Ian
zador Machete por ell va conocido MU-
IT'S. Este cambio por parte Gel Puer-
ia de TERRA, les perjudic6 grandemen-
te, al extreme de que en- dicho inning
la bola del lanzador Nuts rara vez
lego manos del receptor, anotandose
los Muchachos de Catafio carreras
que les dio ell triunfo por tres carre-
ras +.
Baterias, por Catafio Baez y Benitez;
por Puerta de TERRA, Negrolo, Mache-
te Y Nuts; Bases on Balls, por Catafo
5, por Puerta de TERRA 4; Hits by
pitched balls, por Catafio 26. por Puer
ia de TERRA 20; two base hits, por Ca
tafo 2, por Puerta de Tierra A; three
base hits, por Catafio 2, por Puerta de
TERRA 1; Home runs, uno por Catafio;
Struck outs, por Benitez del Cataio
Stars 7, por Machete y Nuts del Puer-
ia de TERRA 3.r
SCORE: Total
P. TERRA 2012 AZ 0 o Oil
o. Stars % 1 1 1 5 x-14
En- este desafio, la Comisi6n de la
fiesta tenia asignado un premio de $25,
que lie fu6 entregado al manager del
"cata1o Stars. Ell juego termino con
el mayor ordensy los umpires estuvie-
ron ajustados en- sus decisiones. Nues-
ira fehcitaci6n los muchachos de am
bas novenas.
JOGOAT,
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CINE NORMA:

FL precioso drama en- seis actos titu
lado 'Almas Orientales'' SCI Jar
din de las Flores Envenenadas''.
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CINE "PUERToi RICo":

La extraordinafia production titula-
da "Lucrecia Borgia y su Rival Meris
ta".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-20
JoGoAL.

NUEvo LABoRAToRIo BIoLoGIco
En- breve Sc establecera en Ponce un
Laboratorio Tnsular Biologico. Ell Mu-
nicipio ha cedido para esta nueva ins
titucion un amplio local en- Tel Hospi-
tai Tricoche.
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Episodes cuarto de la serle "Aguila
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"Mentiras Doradas''.
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La genial Geraldine Farrar en- la pr
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