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BASE BALL EN- AGUAD11LA
BAEE.


Despues de :.na buena temporad1ta
de relativa calma, ha vuelto a surgir
el entusiasmo por ell "Rey Gel Depor-
te'' en- esta ciudad, y al efecto Sc ha
reorganizado nuevamente nucStra po-
tente novena fAgu2dilla", 6sta vez
al mando del simpatico ''sportman' ;
Tidel Ruiz. FL tltimo domingo Sc en-
4rentaron en- nuestra Iga "Ceide" eli
team '"Manati' con nuestrcs valientos
players ;. Todos creinos que sufriria
mos dos t.emendas palisaS pr r.trts
de los exatenienses For estar nuestro
team falto de practices, y con este tc-
NOR fuimos la liga presenciar Ell
match de por la mafiana. Ocup6 Ell 'box ,
por nuestro club NJ Pelegrina, el Que
contuvo a raya al team visitante no de
iando pisar Ell hogar por cuatro innings
ccnsecutivos mientras nucstro3 mucha-
chos lie castigaban duro la bola al ser
rentinero del Manati anotandose SIZE
1E CARRERAS en- ese ndmero de inn
ings: luego, parece que don Fillo, ma
nager de nuestra novena. lc dio compa
ci6n de nuestros huespedes, orden6 a
Telegrina que afojara para hacer el
juego algo mas interesantc. Para ser
breve, pues no vale la pena resefar uh
jUego tan desastroso como este, Aqua
dilla gan6 por carreras.
Ell juego de la tarde fue mucho mas
reIiido mantuvo Z los espectaIoces en-
una gran espectacion, pues crelmcs que
perderiamos tan ilnportan>s jucgo dada
Ia agresividad del team MalrAti y de
su pitcher en- particular, estando en-
Gina durante los siete primeros innings,
pero gracias al gran e5fuerzo efectuado
en- el octave, pIdimcs lograr I'm nuevo
tr1unfo asi terminar el dia y la inau-
guracion de la nueva ssmporSda con
dos resonantes victo-ias. Don FiIio en-
este iiltimo jUego, comp ~endiend3 la su
perloridad de nuestro team, paso ura
nueva mucho mas fioja que en- ell de
Ia mafaha y gracis esto el jdego re-
sult6 muy interc3ante IIe aqui 81 score
&c este juego:
MANATI 1OoO1 10 o 0-3
AGUADILLA 0 l 0 10 ks
BonilIa en- Ell box estuvo inslperable
en- este juego 10 nlis1ho que al bate,
pues gracias un t'three Bagger'' lin
piecito que 1ig6 en- Ell octave Inning con
un hombre en- base ernpatamos y luego
con su carrera Sc asegur6 Ell triunfo,
motivada esta por un bonito squeeze
play" llevdo a cabo. En- Ell juego de
la manana ngo otro "three Dagger" y
Gui, nrestro gran short-stop, do un
Ienome%al toletazo que le vali6 las cua
tro bases. Bien por nuestros muchachos
y reciban mi mas enthusiastic fthcita-
ci6n.
Probablemente los 'revoluCiouarios'
6e Lares nos visitaran ell veni6eIo do
m1ngo. Hay gran entusiasmo para es-
tos juegos, pues nos aseguran Cue ven
Ora una gran excursion de larefos a
presenciar ambos desaffos. Y hasta mi
proxima.
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AyIso

Tabiendose extravlado la libreta
No. 9s11, seccion de ahorros, nombre
de Maria Rosario Jinenez, SO declara
nula y sin ningdn valor desde esta fe-
cha.
San Juan, P. R., MARIO IL, 1922.
r. MALDoNADo,
Secretario. Adyt
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NOTAS DE- SPORT
cARATIN1 ENTRo A HOME :,

A deeir de un peri6dico Gle santo Do
mingo, Pedro Miguel caratini, el for
midable homerronero que pertenecio a
Ia novena Ponce, ha contraido ma
trimonio con una estimada joven de la
capital dominicana.
Por 10 que Sc We. Caratini piensa que
darse en- Ia isla quisqreyara.
IDos JUEGos DE BASKET:
Renidisirnos Tesultaron los dos desa-
fios de basket ball'' celebrados Ell la
tarde del sabado entire los eQuipos
Snow Jr.'' 'sSanturce'' CISCO
jidos" Y santurce'', estos iiltines per
tenecientes las nifias de las escuelas
del barr.o.
En- ell primer encuentro Sc anoto Ia
victoria ell Snow con I'm score
de 90 13, y ell segundo 10 gan6 ell ''san
turce" con una anotacion de diez a
ocho Para manana Sc anuncian dos de.
safios. en- los que tomaran parte los
equipos "Labra", contra "Cadiz" y
f Padre Rufo''.
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Ecos DEL EXTERIOR:
CARL MAYS PRIMO:

Despus de una serie de conferencias de
tres dias, Carl Mays, ell pitcher"
maestro de la bola submarine, ha fir
mado I'm contrato con los Yankees pa
re- pitchear durante dos afios mas. Los
terminus del contrato no han sido di-
vulgados, pero Sc asegura que Mays re-
sibira mas de diez mil pesos por ca1a
ano como minimum.
La primera conferencia que sostuvo
! el famoso serpentinero, fue cen ell ''man
ager" de los yankees" Miller Hug
gins y duro tres horas. Huggins le ex-
puso claramente todas sus condiciones,
y al dfa siguiente, despues de haber
refexionado sobre el asunto en- todos sus
pcrmerores, Mays acept6. POGO des-
pues Mays tuvo otra entrevista parti-
cular con ell presidente de los 'tYan-
kees'', el Coronel Huston, y ambos fir
1naron el contrato.
Todos los pitchers de la temporada
han frnado con los yankees ''-ha
declarado Euggins-y ell tnico que fall
ia y que probablenente tanbien fir
me es Sammy Jones.
Ell "FENonIENo' TAMBIEN FIR
| MO:
Babe Ruth, ell hombre que ha hecho
poner de pie cuarenta dos mil es-
pectadores para tributarle una estruen-
cosa saliva de aplausos, acaba de estsa-
par su frma en- ell contrato que Miller
Higgins, manager de los Yankees,
le presentara, para formar parte de SUI
novena, con el fin de que luche en- IA
temporada basebolera que Sc avecina.
Babe Sc dej6 de "chiquitas'' y ext
jio NADIA menos que la cantidad de seten
ia cinco mil 'machacantes' 10 que
fus aceptado incortinenti, batiendo de
este modo Ell ''record'' de sueIdos paga-
dos a los jugadores, en- los anale3 del
''base ball" americana.
Ahora esperemos, a yer 81 tambisu
bate ell record" en- ESQ de dar La vuol-
ia al circuito, mediante los ''toleta-
zos'' de cuatro esquiras.
! MONSANT.
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EN LA CORTE DE DISTRITo DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, P. R.

Primer Distrito
Ana Garcia Rivera,
Denandante.--
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(COntlnuaci6n de Ia pGx1na -

los cogiera, anotaron dos carrsras. las
dos tnicas contra DocE del Jacaguas
Y asI termin6 aquelrs bachata demos
trando nuestro team ser uno de los me.
jores de Ia isla. oportunamenta ce1e.
brara Ell Jacaguas sucesivos desaffos
con ell Colectiva y todos los Teams de-
Ncrte que est6n dispuestos a visitar
Los.
RAPE
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q J9yelltusi es el Saeiio dc
lro De todas las Danas

Ser sicmpre joven. no Hegar nunca
l los 80, mucho mcno5 los 20; he
INF eli sueno de orc de toda mujer.
esgracia6amente. los aEos pasan y
,urnpIeafos So sucoGan con una
.ascia harto desagradable. En- su
20 saEuir siendo joven, acudea
los meaios artiaciales que "a
dos conoccmos. sin que lcgren ell fin
ue ousCan, ya que IodoS sabemcs dis
inguir entre una juventUd natural y
sna cue no 10 es. Los s-los p4San y IA
Ljer Va envejecienuo, sin que 10 pue--
a evitar. pero 81 puede eTit8r ella eI
5ENTIRSE vieja J el PARECLR We
ia Hasta ahora 10 hGa Sl@O muchaS
as daGlas Que han pueSe0 ;,te.ci0n al
verdadero secreto de Ia jUHer I'd. pero
va algunas 10 han aVeriGt&,,o con
geguridad que su numero ira en- au-
nento. En- su SANGRE eSta ell SecFe-
10. Manteniendo su sangre rlca Y pu-
ra con la cantidad de hterro que IL
bre tamDilnl Sc sentira joyen, activa y
fuerte; Sc vera joven y Sc conserVar1
joven por largo tempo. La casa Dr.
Becker Medicine Co, de EueVa I orR,
ha puesto ultimamente al mercado un
preparado medicinal, en- forma de pas
tillas facil de tomar, al que da Ell
nombrc de NUXIFIERRO, que ha re-
sultado ser uno de los mas poderoSoS
que Sc conocen para puT1f1car y en-
riuuecer la Sangre. Las muChaS DANA
(y caballeros) que va han tolnado
NUxIFIERRO. 10 recomtend6sn porque
al enriquecerles la sanEre las mace
sentirse mas joven, lucir mas Joven y
conseryarse mas joYen por largos amos.
Pida NUAIFIERIsO en- las b9tlcas'
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HAT.
Ell "coLEcT1vA'' A JUANA D1Az

Esta tar1e saldran con destino Jua-
ma Diaz, los jugadcre5 que conponen Ia
. novena del "humo', on donde librarian
COS encuentros con ell "team" "Jaca-
guas'' de aquella poblaci6n, en- la ma
nana del domingo.
Mucho habra que luchar para, veneer
a la gente del equipo juanadino. pnes
a juzgar por las ultimas contienaas IL
bradas en- aquel "diamante'' no son
NADIA de .tblanditos' que digamos.
va les veremos sobre Ell terreno, pues
arnque nos es impossible acompanarlos
csta tarde nos disponemos a salir en-
! ell tren nocturno.
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EDICTO


Pm TIA coRTT Dr DTsTRITo DEF,
DTsTRrTo JUDICIAL Dr SAN
1rTAN
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10 ro+isc.do 81 IN notification ca hi
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Antonio orillano Guadalupe,

0S1uAuuauO.-
Estados Unidos de America,
e. Presidente de los EE. UU.--- Ss:--
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soLER Sc FUE:

. so1er, uno de los forn1idables scat
cher con que contaba la novena SEQ
lectiva'', ha marchadc para la Cen
tral cambalache' donde Sc lie ha ofrs
c.do mejores ventajas monetarias.
De lamentarse es la partida del afa-
mado player, pero el "colectiva'
no ha de, echar de menos sus services,
va que cuenta con otra niuraIla como
Net, que en- defensa del ''hogar'' nada
tiene que envidiarle a los msjorss cat.
chers' de la isIa, pues decir verdad
creemos que es el iinico que meior la
esta lanzando para segundas -.ss .,s,
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EN- cATANo:

Manana Sc enfrentaran en- los terre-
nos de la liga de Catafo, la novena
"san juan, que comanda Lorenzo Ro-
que, con el 'Cata1o Stars" dirigido
por Ell Chino.
Dada la importancia del desafio, no
dudamos que tanto los fans de la
f'lcza', como los del poblado de sana-
bria, concurriran a la hga para presen-
ciar Ia contends.
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SLEEP A K HEALTH
Prepared by the
BY HUGH M. klNeHoRN, M. D.

BY HUGH M. kINGHORN, M. D.
THE state of Inconsistencies which W e term sleep forms a part of the
hany theoiies to explain it The same condition occurs in many, if not all,
Of the other namnala, and in all living things there occur periods Of rest
alternating with periods of activity.
In the human body there are man, tissues which show periods of rest
ahd periods of activity, as for example. the gland cells The secreung cells
nj the panGeas have Il period OF activity in which the destructive processes
exceed the constructive, II a period of rest n which these relations are
revised. This condition in the gland cells car be compared with that in
the brain.
Sleep is a period of comparative rest or inactivity, during which the
onstfnetf processes areh eXcess of the destructive mes Sleep therefore
Is a period OF recuperadon. 1t is selfevident that sleep and res are
accessory
What W e wish to know Is how much sleep and rest are necessary for
the ordinary healthy nan The mount of sleep necessary for different
persons will vary. Six to eight hours are necessary for lost persons. Some
few persons can do with six hours actual sleep, but for nearly all healthy
Individuals eight hours actual sleep is necessary % keep them feeling fit
IN well Most persons when they sleep less than eight hours feel a little
dragged and irritable.
If a man can have a good nights sleep he cal do a good days work.
Anything less than eight hours rest and sleep is apt o bring on a condition
Of overfatgue. If this occurs Yer a considerable period of time the human
machine will show a weakness in its weakest part. Among other places this
weakness may show up in the lungs rs tuberculosis, or in the arteries o
IN the heart. One of the greatest safeguards to on irving health is to
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"VAMPS" WHO
A BEAUTY OF OLD NEW YORK
NAMES C. YOUNG

n VERYONE who knows New York
l. has seen the famous Jumel man
sion which crowns the highest point
on Manhattan Island, overlooking the
Harlem river. The woman who ruled
there in better days was one Of the
most fascinating personalities Of
American history.
She was born on a ship in 1863 and
lost her mother at birth. When the
vessel reached Providence a kindly
woman adopted the child and gave her
the hOmely name of Eliza Bowen, bet
ter known as Betty. She Don gave
promise OF, unusual beauty and a MIN
BILE wit. AT seventeen she was brought
to New York by a former British Off
) Ger, and soon became celebrated in
that half world Just below society.
Many famous men knew and loved her,
among others Aaron Burr, vice presi-
dent of the United States, and Alexan-
der Hamilton, first secretary Of the
treasury. Bad feeling had existed be-
tween the men. This was accentuated
by their doule courtship, and Burr
challenged Hamilton to n duel, killing
his man on Weehawken heights July
II, 1904.
That same year Betty married
Stephen Jumel, a wealthy French wine
merchant, and bought the mansion
which was to be made famous by her
name. But society looked askance at
her and' she went to Paris. Napoleon
was then at the height of his power.
She gained access to the court and be-
came one Of the brilliant figures of
Partisan life. Even Jumel's great for
tune dwindled. She returned to Amer
lea with him and by her skill helped
him to gain new riches. Society not
only accepted her, but paid her court.
Jumel died in an accident in 1880.
Three years later Aaron Burr returned
to America from Wanderings abroad
following his famous trial for treason.
He resumed his law practice and be-
gan to shine forth with the brilliance
of forty years before that Nine. Jumel
remembered. They met again, and were
married. He was seventy-fiye and she
s%ixty-one. But in ten days they quar-
relied and he left her. A reconciliation
ensued, Their another quarrel, and Burr
died alone on Staten Island not long
afterward.
But Nine. Jumel's capacity to drain
the cup Of life was not yet extinct.
In 1853 she went to Paris, was roy
ally entertained by Napoleon III, and
at her advanced age conceived the
ideS she really was a queen. Back
she came to her mansion and lived In
a seml-royal state. She lived until
July 16, 1865.
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~SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue of a writ of herl facias, to me
directed. issued out of the New Jersey
Court OF Chancery, will be sold at public
vendue, on
DAY OF MAY, NINETEEN HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY-FIVE,
at two O'Clock daylight saving time) in
the afternoon of said day, in the Court
Room, No. POI, Second Floor, Guarantee
Trust Building. in the City of Atlantic
City, County of Atlantic and State of
New Jersey.
All that certain tract or parcel of land
and premises situate. lying and being in
the City of Somers Point, in the County
of Atlantic and State of New Jersey.
Beginning at a point in the Easterly
line OF Maine Avenue or Shore Road dis
tant hfty-one and fifty-nine h~undredths
OILED feet enthusiastically from the
Southerly line of Somers Avenue, and ex-
tending thence "a in a Southeasterly di-
rectlon parallel with Somers Avenue one
hundred seventeen and thirty hundredths
Ol1.3O) feet to the line of lots 3; thence
% enthusiastically and at right angles
with Somers Avenue fifty (50l feet;
thence Cd ENTHUSIASTICALLY and parallel
with Somers Avenue one hundred four
and sixty hundredths Q04. 60) feet to the
Easterly line of Shore Road; thence al
Northeasterly in the Easterly line of said
shore Road ffty-one and fifty-nine hun
dredths (51.59) feet to the place of be-
ginning.
DEGREES approximately s4,842.9 81, besides
interest, costs and fees.
Seized as the property of James e.
Glinz ct al. and taken in execution at the
suit of Leila b.. Wilbert and to be sold by
MALCOLM 3. WOODRUFF.
Sheriff.
Z. g. Shinn, Solicitor.
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81, West4rn NeNspaper UnIbn
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TOM AND
THE BLOODY ESPINOZAS"

Back in the sixties in the Colorado
gold camps around Pixies Peak the
warning THE Bloody Espinozas are
coming p struck more terror to the
hearts of the miners than the dread
cry of 'IndianSi Indians p The
Bloody Espinozas were two Mexieans.
brothers. The older, Juan Espinoza.
believed that he had IA special mission
to kill all Americans. He ambushed
them in the daytime and crept upon
them at night. His record of murder
Is said to have totaled 81.
In 1863 he killed two %well-known
prospeetors of California Gulch, near
%l4eadville. Their comrades vowed
vengeance on the Espinozas, and aftea
a long chase and a hard battle, they
killed the youngest brother. Juan es-
capped and the next year he was back
in his old haunts in the sangre de
Cristo mountains robbing stage
coaches and wagon trains and muir
dering settlers and miners. He took
his nephew with him on these raids,
and they grew so bold hat a reward
of 81 500 was offered for their capture.
dead or alive.
At this time there was living al
Fort Garland Il little Irishman called
Rocky Mountain Tom. Tom Tobin
was his real name, and he was a close
friend of Kit Carson. He was one of
the best mountain trailers.
When the report Of the Espinozas'
latest murder was brought to the fort
robin Immediately volunteered to go
after the bandits. Setting out alone,
he took their trail and stuck with it,
although 1t led into the widest parts
Of the Sangre de Cristos. Late one
evening he saw from a distance two
men encampedN under the shelter of
a shelving rock above a little stream.
Stalking the two bandits as he
would wild animals, the scout crept
closer and closer. He knew they could
not be taken alive, and he dared not
take the chance Of missing his first
shot. The MeXicans were erouchsd
over a tiny flame warming their hands.
but in the dim light they offered a poor
target eye for so good Il marksmap
as Rocky Mountain Tom.
At last Juan EspinOza rose. He
stretched both arms wide, forming with
his body a project cross and present
ing a target which loomed up plainly
against the background of a sky aglow
with the sunset. Tobin fired instantly
and the Mexican murderer fell dead
across his camp fire. The nephew
scrambled TO his feet. The scout fired
again, and the last Of the Espinozas
dropped dead.
A few days later Tobln walked into
Fort Garland, carrying a sack, and de-
handed a reward Of $500. The sack
contained the heads of the Bloody Es-
pinozas.
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LEGA NOTIcES
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Ing bulls against the City of Pleasantv tIls
|&&1f I&l1 11em inzzths hands Of the. City
BY order Of 5uncil Of
Pleasantviile. 4a4&@{{
NEf{E4tx8 xNbREws.
&H4HftF City Clerk
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Pursuant to the order of Albert c.
Abbott, Surrogate of the County of At
of the undersigned, Executrix of the said
decedent, notice is hereby given, to the
creditors of the said decedent to exhibit
to the subscriber, under oath or affirma-
ton. their claims and demands against
the estate of the said decedent, within
six months from this date. or they will be
forever barred from prosecuting or recov-
ering the same against the subscriber.
ANNA r.. MILLS,
Linwood, N. J..
Mays Landing, N. J., April 9Th, 1929.
Printers fee, SIS. 40.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of BENJAMIN r. comIey. pece;

Pursuant to the order of Albert C.
Abbott, Surrogate of the County of At
lantic, this day made on the application
of the undersigned, Executor of the said
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DO you care for grand opera?"

do you care for grand opera?"
NO" said Mr.. Dubwaite. I'm
afraid I'm not equal to it. l know
there must be times when grand opera
stars express joyous emotions, but all
I've ever heard sing seemed to be ter
ribly sorry about something and I
couldn't find out what it was."-Birm-
ingham Age-Herald.