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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
B. H. 5. RUNNERS
 IN GREAT SHAPE

The Bridgeport High school CroSS-coJntry team. which has been working out diligently over the regular course at Beardsley Park for the past two weeks, will contend in it's first meet of the season next Saturday, when the Red and Black meets Crosby High in dual meet. Other meets with Hartford. Naugatuck and Bristol are pending.
 Among the boys who have showed promise during the two weeks practice are James Chris ty, Farren and Brown. The vet erans available are Ernest Hen k1es, Jack Fitzpatrick, FeIdman and Paul BicI<er. Captain Fitzpatrick and HenI<les are as- sistine Kenneth Robbins coach the team,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
National Fandom On Edge For Worlds Baseball Classic
BASEBALL THIS SERIES, LAWN
 McGRAW PREDICTS

The New York Giants and Tanks, standard bearers of the National and American Leagues tuned to cert pitch today final workouts preparation for the opening of their second successive struggle for premier baseball honors The Giants vctors last year i1 tensely fought world series that lasted eight games The laurel this year will go the team four out of seven
 With shorter series, attendance records not pected to exceed last years high mark26997 paid ad missions for eight games-but indications pointed to pacty demands Club officials today announced sell reserved seats for tbe first six games with thous ands of unified applications This is exclusive however of OO nreserved seats in the beachers and upper tier the grandstand which will sale each day at 10
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
SOUTH END TENPIN
 TEAMS IN BATTLE
 FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

The South End Bowling league has opened for it's third season and all the boys look forward to the best season of all. The members have elected the following officers for the coming sea- son: President, Billy Collins; secre- tary, Joe Larkin, and treasurer, Tom Skane. The league will run 12 weeks for the first half and the same for the second half which gets underway after the New Year. The winner of each half bowling off, after which comes the banquet and the presentations of the prizes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
MARVELLOUS STUNT BY 0NE-HANDED
 POOL. PERFORMER

handed pool expert, made cue enthu- siasts sit up and take notice at Eek ler's parlors last night where he ex- hibited his prowess. McKervey made high run of Is balls, holding the cue in the air without touching table or bridge. I was the first time in two years that McKervey accomplished this feat. Tonight he will give an exhibition in NorwalS. In the eXhi- bition played with a twoIhanded op- ponent last night McKervey was beaten, 75 to 4S.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
HHLTOPS FAST

The Hill Teo A. C., one of the fastest elevens in New Haven, would like to arrange games with any team in the state especially for next Sun day The team is coached by Frank Bergin, ,@ex-Princeton star and former AH-American quarterback. Jimmie Wilson. in the past pilot of the Wash ington GFee Club, is manager, and Ed Farrell manager of the Sacred Heart A. A.. is booking the games and can be reached at 21 West street, New Haven, or by calling Colony 72e7. Class 150-1s0 pounds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
FAIRFIELD VETERANS
 OPEN SEASON, SUN

The Fairfield American Legion Ti- ger football team will open their 1922 grid season, Sunday, on the American Legion fild. Fairfield As to date the Tigers haven't had a challenge sent to them Manager Schick says his team is ready to play any teams in the city. He has Oct. the 18th and the 18th of this month open. Teams wishing bookings may be accomm odatedz by writing to A. -Schick, S9 Grasmere avenue, Fairfield, or seeing him at the Legion field any Tuesday or Thursday evening between 7:S0 and S&3o.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
RED AND BLACK TO
 BE IN YALE RUN

c Announcement has been made the
 Yale A. A. has received a sanction to run the state croSS-country cham pionships this year at Yale Field. The junior events will be run on Oct. IA and the senior events on Nov 4 Three Bridgeport teams will contend in the affair. namely the Bridgeport A. C-.~Trade. School and Bridgeport High sch rOl
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
Iowa Section at Yale
 Game on October IA

The Iowa Association of New York City invites all natives of the Middle West to sit in the Iowa Section" dur ing the football games at New Haven, Saturday, October f4, when the Mid Western college champions meet the Yale team.
 The association wants not only all game but residents here who come from the region of the Mississippi Val lev FoOtfall Conference
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
JUMPS NAMED

The worlds series umpires will be Bill K1em and Barry Mccormick, of the National League, and Brick Owens and George Hildebrand, of the Ameri- can League These appointments were made yesterday by Presidents 3Heydler and Johnson respectively. KIem. a crack man in his calling, is a worlds series veteran This will be his eleventh time in the classic more than any other umpire has ofhciated-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
HORNETS sAPPED

The Hornet A. c. footballers were handed 20 to 0 trouncing at the hands of the Stratheld A. C.-football team Vast Sunday. The winners put up a fine game both on the offensive. and defensive play. The playing of D. Tusto featured the tilt.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
Series Score Cards

Baseball fans who watch the Bridgeport Times electrical score board during the World Series will receive scorecaEds through the cour tesy of Bridgeport Typographical union. No. e5z. The cards will be distributed free through the crowds by representatives of the union.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
NEW YORK FILLING UP WITH FANS FOR
 BIG SERIES SPLASH
BY DAVIS J. WALSH.

New York, Oct. 3-Broadway and it's network of feeding arteries, otherwise known the roaring fortes has begun to something of temperature with the first of New Yors private little big series for the World championship matter of 24 hours away Thousands of visitors from points west south and north parang the famous thoroughfare standing in hotel Hobbies and comporng themselves might suit their convenience
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
1ST CAGE TILT

Some excellent basketball mater iaI showed itself last night in the practice tilt between the Y. M. H. A. Juniors and Seniors which was won by the latter by score of 21 to 1s. Jineups:
 Y. NJ. H. A. Seniors-Mooney, If: Kaplan, If; Brosseler, c; Wex1er, rg; Fitleson, lg.
 Y. M. H. A.-Schless, If; Amsel, If; Chamoy, If; Greenstein, c; J. Schwartz, rg; H. Schwartz, lg.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
M'GRAWS CHANCE
 ID EQUAL MACK'S
 BIG SERIES RECORD

If John J. McGrawz is successful in other worlds championship he will Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics of successful worlds series managers achieved in 1910 over the Chicago Giants and in 1913 again over the Giants. Maelk's teams were beaten in the series of 1905 and 1914 the first by the Boston Braves.
 The managers who have won two worlds series are John McGraw of the Giants Frank Chance of the Cubs and Bill Carrigan of the Red Sox.
 TT following Is the list of winning and losing managers since 1905:
 Year Winner. Loser.
 19O5-McGraw Cts. Mack Ath
 19O6-JoneS, w. s. Chance, Cubs 1SO7-Chance, Cubs Jennings, Fig. 19OS-Chance, Cubs Jennings, Fig. 1909-Clarke, P. Jennings, Fig. 191O-Mack, Attn. Chance, Cubs. 1911-Mack, Ath. McGraw, Cts. 1912-Stahl, R. s. McGraw. Cts. 1913-Mack, Ath. McGraIw, Cts. 1914-Stallings B. Mack, Ath.
 191 15-Carrigan, R.S. Moran, Phil. 1e16-Carrigan, R.S. Robinson, Rob 1914-Rowfa WIS. McGraw, Cts. 191S-Barrow, R. s. Mitchell, Cubs. 1919-Moran, Reds Gleason. w. s. 1920-Speaker. In Robinson. Rob. 1921-McGraw. Cts. Huggins, Y'ks.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03

Bullet Joe" would be in prime con dition for the first game.
 ,Southpaw Art Nehf is expected to draw McGraw's opening asstgnm ent, with experts inclined to regard Scott. who has done especially we'll in his last few games as second choice.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
ZOO LEAGUERS ARE
 HITTING PINS HIGH

Big scores were posted in the Zoo bowling league last night on the Park City alleys. Sullivan and Gobel led with high honors, the former getting total of SPA and the latter 327 Each bowled over the century marx in each frame. Scores:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
VILLA HAS CHICKENPox.

Philadelphia, Oct 3-Physicians yesterday barred Pancho Villa, the new American f1yweight champion, from his scheduled bout last night with Battling Murray, declaring that the champion is suffering from. chicken pox
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
Hitting g The WITH c. E. FIRSTBROOK
 Sport Trail

Fritz Musante is one Bridgep ort baseball fan who is picking the Giants to beat the Yankees in the Worlds Series. Fritz entertafns the Idea that the shorter series will op- crate in favor of the Giants chances In addition. Fritz says John McGraw is 75 per cent of the Giant team.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03

It has just come to light that Frank CaVanau%h, So-CaIIed Panama Champton.' who is billed to box Jack Delaney Fri day night, in Stamford, is a Fair field resident.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03
ToTTENHAM SOCCER WINNER.

London, Oct 3-In the annual soc cer game for the London professional charity fund Tottenham Hotspur de- feated Westham United by 2 to l.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03

Delaney will be prepared to do a little talking after the fight, Friday night. Delaney Is confident his hand is good as ever. He said the other day he would like nothing better than to take Louis BOgash on for another tilt. Jack intimated if SNcn a setto is staged he will terminate it before six rounds are completed. Here's a chance for local promoters to geI busy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03

A local amateur and semi pro ball player who is no 'sslouch'' is Pitcher Joe Liptak, the Public Market tWirler. Joe went down to Stamford on Sunday and tseaU the speedy St. NfaIy's nine in a 15 to 1 contest. Joe not only twi1Ied fine ball but he hit the horsehide with a vengeance, get ting home run and 9, triple. Last Fall Joe was with Waterbury for the last week and his per- formances this season with the Marketeers stamp him as being fast enough for Eastern League baseball.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03

tom orrowi
 It's an ill wind that doesn't stir up some good. Yale's showing against Carnegie Tech, while dis appointing in one respect, was beneficial in another. It will en- able Tad Jones to correcr the faults of the team in time to be ready for the invasion of Iowa week after next.
 Football will take a back seat for the week while baseball emits it's dy- ing gasp. Sporting interest now is centered in the outcome of the Yanks and Giants swatfest at the Polo Grounds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-03

All aboard for the Polo GreMmAA tomorrow
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27

Lo que ocurre v esta paSando, desde
nuestros mas elevados centros de gobier
no hasta el pueblo,es magnitico ina
preeiable.
Green algunos, impresionables indis
cretos, que Ia imprdicia estA peretran-
do en- Ell hogar de la virtud para ven
cerla Y doblegarla; otros estinan que
con el rio revuelto han dc pescar tru-
chas los mas SO aprovechan de las
faquezas humanas para recogor miga-
jas que, por la anormalidad imperante,
caen en- ell seno de la mente de los avi
dos de prestigios va perdidos en- Ell
tango dol descr6dito. Pero todas estas
creencias, estimacionos y procedimien-
tos, carecen de la realiGad que avalora
La importancia de los successes. La vir-
tud inmaculada no sufrira detrimento;
SOLO algin cargo podra pescarse v las
migajas seran POGO nutritivas Lo indu
i6able eg que so estan aquilatando los
Caracteres; que la sinceridad arroja sus
harapos; que Ell civismO toma incremen
TO; que las deficiencies de las leyes fun
damentales van quedando desnudas;
que las ideas acomodaticias pier0en su
smportancia; que el favoritismo incoIl-
cuso huge; que la hipocresia Sc desba-
rata; que los intereses creados so ven
en- desglscia v Due el bien esta disol-
bicndo la bruma Ell que estaba envuel-
to. Lavida Sc perfilai fuerza de gufrir
Y cada homhre es acomodado en- oil
puosto que le corresponds en- justicia,
10 menos aquel que por subrepci6n
ccup6 y ocupa posiciones POGO en- ar
monia con sus meritos Y, sin duda al
guna, trae los trastornos graves que ha
de traer Ia precaria situaci6n economi
ca existente, que deseoyunta las mas
risuefas aspiraciones, surgira la placi-
dez producida por la auseneia de la pa
sividad morbosa imperante, v, en- con-
secuencia. la fantasia sera menos qui-
merica.
Desde que la vesanis dc un NAL aeon
setado perturbo la paz que exisSia en-
la vida pnblica dc este pueblo, tembla
ron los fa'sos dioses, el cielo dej6 de
scr azul las bellas tonalidades de
los adInirados palisades Sc emborronaron
como 81 ura mano invisible y omnipo-
tents tomase los rayos del sol v, cam
biando su luz, trastornase los colores
Sin embargo, solo los d6biles han fla
aue9do y una lucha sin precedentes de
10 insidia con la honradez, de la corrur
ci6n con Ia legalidad v con ell PATRIOTS
mo, va delineando el monumento esta-
tuario dc la personalidad puertorricue
ma que Sc ha dc rendir homemade y
! pleitesia, para unir solidariamente Ia
grs.ldeza moral del terrEho con la gran
deza dominadora de la nacion augusta
en- que imperan sabios v puros senti-
Tutentos democraticos.
La lncha existe en- la urbe islefia por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27

las selvas uberrimas y del desierto. To
da la pelicula ha sido "filmada' en-
el mismo Sahara Y en- sus Alfredo
res. En- las posesiones francesas de
Africa sc suceden las escenas. Ell
publico, cuando yea la pelicula tAt-
lantida'', Sc sentira vivir en- Africa
abordan1o los mdltiples peiigros Y re
conociendo los meritos virtudes de
aquel continente misterioso.
Africa, con todo su grandeza vir-
gen, aparece en- "Atlantida".
A las doce Y media de la tarde Sc
termino su projection. Luego ell dis
tinguido caballero don Pedro Giusti
invite a los dueiios de cines, amigos
v periodistas un almuerzo en- ell
"Hotel Condado-V anderbilt" Ell cual
resulto exquisite y animado.
Nuestra felicitaci6n la casa "a.
Giusti Co., por el exquisite gusto
que ha tenido trayendo a Puerto Ri
co una de las pelieulas mas famosas
del siglo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27
Zinc acanalado
Y liso

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ROLAN, TEJEDOR & DE HOSTOS
Box 1856. TeIefonos 3o5 y 200.
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La exhibition de Ia AtIdntida' en- ell Tres Banderas

Ell domingo Sc llevo a efecto en-
ell cine "Tres Banderas'' la emocio-
nante pelicula "Atlantida', repro
duccion exacta de Ia novela de Pc
dro Benoit, uno de los escritores fran
ceses de mas fama mundial que ha
llenado de gloria la literature cienti
flea y a quien Ia Academia Goncourt
concedio el primer premio de litera-
tura per su formidable obra "Konis-
berg. Para hablar de Pedro Benoit
y de sus cualidades para la novela
contemporaries, serfa necesario utili-
gar dos tres columnas, 10 cual no
podemos hacer por falta de espacio.
Sin embargo, debemos decir que el
arte de la cinematografia universal
sc ha enriGuecido con la proyecci6n
de una pelicula, que es toda una move
la de emociones sutiles v de fantasias
interesantisimas. La novela "Atlanti-
da" desde su prologo hasta su desen
lace, con sus personajes de razas dis
tintas y su misterio pretarito. toma
cuerpo Y alma EN- el lienzo de la pan
talla. La Ultima hija de Neptune. EN-
su palacio del Hoggar. es Ell imam d.
atrae a multitud de exploradores, los
cuales Sc enamoran de ella consumi
dos por el misterio de IN amer ex-
traordinario mueren en- aquellos lu-
gares. Cincuenta v ocho son los muer
tos. 4.
Los personajes mas caracteristicos
de IA obra son el Captain Morhanee
Y el teniente Saint Avit, del ejercito
frances, en- las regiones que circun-
dan el desierto del Sahara. Ali Sc
desarrolla la formidable novela que
le ha Waldo muchisimos millones lie
frances a su autor.
FL gobierno frances coopero con Ia
casa "Auhert", Dc Paris. para la
creaci6n de IA pelicula "AtlAntida''
y por ESQ Ia emocionante cinta no ca
rece de 70 mas Indispensable para eI
exito: Arte y luio Por Ia cinta des-
Alan enormes caravans de camellos.
corceles arabes montados por iinetes
expertos. oiciales del ejercito fran
ces, moros, africanos del interior de
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No hay NAL que
por bien no venga

el 6erecho y por la ley Y en- los capito
ios por sostener un principio de auto
ridad menguado caduco. Abundan los
combatientes que dejan tras de sUs ha-
zafias girones de dignidad y de amor
fraterno. Sc discuten con calor ideas Y
principles de hbertad frente al tutela-
,js inconsiderado, y las reservas menta-
les, que son muchas, al derramar luz en-
Las conciencias. sueltan chispas que in
cendian los corazones impasibles y ha-
cen mover las almas, llenas de conmi-
sei7ci6n y de censuras acerbas, hacia
ei que humilde implora justicia y hacia
el que MEGA acknowledgements perpe-
trando un crimen de lesa humanidad
,por salvar una reputation perdida. La
urbe islefia, enthusiastic en- sus empefios,
sufre el dolor de la contienda y lamen
to la perdida de algunos combatientes
apestosos. Con su prensa ilustrada, i'm
Tulsiva y noticiera. fomenta y propa-
ga la verdad v la mentira de tai modo,
cue, los corrillos han perdido su encan
to v los espectadores impacientes van
sintiendo Ell dominic de la materia So
Ere el espiritu y suponen que, de seguir
las cOsas como van, la fuerza bruta
habra de aducir sus duras 1azones para
dominar por ell escandalo los imb6ci-
les v los tiranos. En- los capitoios
oxiste la temeridad que no razona y Sc
confia en- que, en- la boca del lobo, al
cordero no 10 queda, otro remedio que
genir v conformarse. Tanto impoEta la
algazara que sienten rumorosa como el
aleteo de una mosca, por mas que las
moscas suelen ser conductoras do ger
menes nocivos mortales.
De una psrte hay solidaridad entire
Ell verdadero pueblo puertorrique1o Y
Ell de Lincoln de Wilson. Los diIec-
torres dc la opinion pdblica de aca Y
de ALA estan fuertemente unidos poi
las simpatias que inspiran las buenas
OsNuS0Gs AA4A Az UtA6 HoA W O<A&0SC Ac1 PAI-
tecci6n mutusi que Sc prestan los con
culcadores de leyes que, por ser produc
to de un contubernio impropio dc gober
nantes honprables, merece la mayor
Reproduction,
! Todo este es un NAL para los ponres
dc espiritu que no confian en- la virtua
Hdad de los idea1es es un bien tran
sftorio para los que han hambre sed
de medro sin que NADIA les importe Ell
bienestar de su TERRA. La causa de cs-
tos efectos sera bien de larga dura-
c1on para los que sepan resistirlos So
renamente sin hauuesr, para eli iItisuc
que ria.
En- estos dias de convulsismo es bus
60 recordar cada instante que !as
males no duran Glen sfios v uun ssn0
say mai que por bien no venga''
vIRGILIo.
J Yabucoa, JUNO de 1922.
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REGINALD DENNY EN- PUERTO
RICO

Reginald Denny, 81 simpatico pro-
tagonista de s'Amor, Tropical SO pre-
sentara en- breve en- una serie de dra-
mas en- dos actos tituIada ''Sonando el
Cuero' ssAventuras de nm PugiIis-
ta'', traida Puerto Rico por Ia Uni
versal Film Mig. Go.
Acompafara cada drama de estOs
una production especial sn cinco seis
parties. Estos programas Sc llamaran
"Programa Joya Universal = y sin dtl-
da alguna seran los programs mas
ccmplstos y mejores que pueda ofre-
cerse en- teatro alguno en- Puerto Rico,
Advt.
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sCHANZER A PARIS

ROMA, jrnic 26.- M. Schanzer SAL
dra el jueves pr6ximO para Paris des-
de donde seguira viaje hacia Londres.
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NEoSALvARSAN LEGlTIMo DE FARWERKE worm
MEISTER LUcTUS & BRUNNC DE HOEcHST.
AM. MAIN, ALEMANA

Producto descuberto y perfeccionado por ell Sabio
Professor Pablo Ehrlich.
Unca importation directa para esta sa procedente
de los mas grandes Laboratories del mundo nspecciona
dos sus productos ocamente por experos Quimcos del
Gobierno AIeman para mas soida garantfa.
Han Ilegado exclusiNamente para esta sla 1166
Serie con Lcencia official de Washington:
Sres. Sierra Garabs & Co.. 500 series,
Sres. Diego Agueros Co., 333 Series,
The Porto Rico Drug Co., 333 Series.
DISENo DEL ESTUcHE
En- alto relieve ell carton guran las incales M l. B.
En- la etqueta la disposition de Washington Lcencia
No. "a
En- parte posteror del estuche ell escudo de CEREcEDO
ell nombre.
Suspenddas absolute todas las Licencias para la
Importation del mencionado articulo.
Los pedidos descritos fleron despachados por los
Agentes Generates para las AntiIas.
Prospecto de estudio para la aplicaci6n soIcitense
por orreo.
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Arizona republican., 1922-03-16
Y. ". c. A. CAMPAIGN
WILL HAVE GOAL Of
MORE THAN $4,000

Mrs. John bennett. chairman Of
the board of directors of the Y. w.
G. A., and general chairman for the
campaign to open March 20, an
nounced today that the goal Of the
campaign is $10,927. 95.
This figure covers the entire 1922
budget of the association. including
rent on the property at 234 West
Monroe, salaries OF secretaries and
equipment and supplies and the ex-
pense OF maintaining the various ac-
tiyities of the association. The budg-
ct has the endorsement and approval
Of the advisory committee of the Y.
w. G. A., composed Of the following:
a. #. Esgate, Dwight p. Heard. Mrs.
Dwight B. Heard, E. NJ. Clayton, II.
J. McClung, r. II. Ensign, Herbert S.
Prince.
In view of the financial and busi-
ness depression last year. the Y. W.
G.. A. did not undertake an organ
lied campaign for funds. Its work
has. therefore. been carried on
throughout the year under very
great handicaps and the sum named
is absolutely necessary If the heavy
demands upon the source of the as
sociation are to be met in 1922.
The 1921 service record Of the Y.
w. G. A. speaks for itself 1t it's
rooms registry. employment and
emergency departments a three fold
service has been rendered, benflt-
ing the girl. the employer who is
seeking the right girl for the right