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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22
REPUBLICANS IN MIO
HOUSE ARE PREPARED
FOR CAUCUS SATURDAY
tR, United PISS,

coLJrMBIJs Ohio. &c 22.-With
the caucus of the Rep0dcan majority
in the senate dispost OF. tne stage
was being set here ttay LOT tne eau
Gus of Republicans ONE mousse TO De
held Saturday afterfon.
Leading candidate FOR speakersh1p
of the house and for leader were
here making their nal campaign as
their colleagues ben arriving. Sew
eral had opened Eadquarters at one
of the hotels.
There are six aEdidates for speak
or They are r. H. Griswold, o.
Geauga; 4. c. Gibson, of Lawrence;
Homer Rameyof Toledo; Robert c.
Dunn OF Bowig Green and ]. H. T.
Gordon of Igan county. Griswold
appears thStrongest candidate, al
though bottDunn and Robson have
followings at seem to be growing.
c. Fl. Frman of Ada, Justin Hard
ing of Wsen county, and w. H. AL
baugh of sy, appear the chief candi-
dates forbor leader.
sted for Reelection
John Maynard nf Lima, clerk OF
the preAt house, is slated for re
election fithout opposition.
thrkened row in the senate eau
Gus ThHday failed to materialize
Senatorteorge E. Kryder of Henry
county Ms elected president protein
withouepposition, and j. E. Cross o.
West zion, present assistant senate
clerk, as elected clerk to succeed
w. f. Haley of Greenville who was
not candidate for reelection.
TIL, committee on committees
whicfwill select the chairman of the
senas committee IS: Atwood, of Col
umbs, Kryder oflHenry, Gardner o.
Cinnnati, Rove Of Cleveland, Giffor.
of toledo, Buike OF Lorain county
Mccoy of youngstown, Carpenter o.
SrubenviIle aid Jenkins of Lawrenc.
county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22
ONLY PMEL. POST
DELIVERIES MONDAY

Only peel post deliveries are to be
made by9!e local postoffice Christ
mas dat IL was announced Friday.
No cit' OF raj deliveries of mail
will be my during the day.
That thpostoffice is doing a rush
ing busint is evidenced by the state
ment of c. Hyde, in charge of the
insuret reel post department, that
he has yer handled a greater num-
Der ofIrcels during the Christmas
seasonlan he has this year He
has, bea postoffice employe for over
Il yea
Postce officials also express ap-
preciai for the manner in which the
publics complied with the appeal
to mparcels early. The insured
uarcebst business this week has
upon eral days exceeded the high
60 1Sut ever handled.
wv the answer? A postoffice Of
ficiais asked. Prosperity, l guess
u-os explanation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22
800 BABIES EXAMINED

RUSHVILIE, Ind, Dec. 22.-The
better baby health conference and
clinic ended Thursday, with a total of
about $50 Rushville babies and 800
from the whole county, examined. Few
defects were found in their health by
the state workers and local physicians
who co-operated in the work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22
Suburban
.NNA's CREEK, Ind.-Rev. Lloy,

MAS CREEK, Ind.-Rev. Lloyd
fl will preach here Sunday morn
H.. Cooper Pence. who was injured
hday, is slowly improving at the
Luke hospital at Richmond. He
II be brought home this week..
r. and Mrs A. P. Mussleman are en-
ertaining the formers mother, Mrs.
J. R. Mussleman, of Kerney, Neb., who
will spend the winter with them.
Frank Carson and family have been i'll
of lagrippe the last few days. Mr..
and Mrs. Everette Ballenger and son
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Jackson. .....
Benjamin Jackson returned Saturday
from visit in White county, the home
of his early childhood. =. There will
be a program and Christmas tree at
Nettle Creek Friends church Saturday
night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22
No Investigation OF
Crash Costing ; Lives
az United Press)

ADA, Ohio, Dec. 22.-The,-e will be
no investigation officials said today,
of the railroad crossing sccident in
which three children were killed here
last night. The buggy ia which they
were returning home fro n high school
was caught between the crossing gates
and was struck by lat'. Pennsylvania
train. The dead are Catherine and
Emerson Hull, IA and and Irma Her
rick, a. The body CT Irma Herrick
was carried nearly a mile on the To-
connective before the t.'ain was stopped
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

on Mrs. George Hannah who has been
quite sick. 80. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Scott of Muncie, were calling on Mr..
and Mrs. Wendell Middleton on Sun
day afternoon. The Women's For
eign Missionary society held its month
ly meeting in the M. E. church last
Thursday, Dec. IA, and had very in
teresting meeting. The January meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs. Stella
Smiths s. &. Mrs. o. H. Greist of Union
City, state secretary of the c. w. B.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22
4 HEALTH MEETINGS
ARRANGED AT EATON
Especial to The Palladium)

EATON. Ohio, Dec. 22,-Organiza-
ton of the farm women of the county
for promotion of better health prof
ects was completed at a meeting held
Thursday in the county agents office
in Eaton. Ten of the II townships of
the county were represented by IS
delegates, and arrangements were
made for a series of four county meet
ings, at which health instruction will
be given by Miss Anna Przysluska,
extension specialist of Ohio State uni
versity.
Miss Przysluska attended the meet
ing Thursday and explained the
health improvement work and out
lined the program to be followed.
Delegates in turn will carry the
word back to their townships and
each community will be organized for
the projects, with community meet
ings to follow the county meetings.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22
Chic Briefs

DOVER. ]. Coen, SO. who Just re-
tired as an employee of the Pennsyl-
vania shops at Denison. worked 43
years and was only late to work one
morning. 1t was when he got pune
ture in the tire of a bicycle he was
riding to his job.
CINCINNATI-Four bullets receiv-
ed in the battle of Gettysburg were
still in his body when j. w. Miller. 81,
died here. Miller was a member of
the famous Pennsylvania Buck Tail
reserves"
-Bootleggers will be Mil
ford's Santa Claus. Their fines will
pay for $4,000 addition to the Mil
ford school.
CLEVELAND-Wells in Independ-
ence township have gone dry and
farmers are forced to haul water from
South Brooklyn where the commission
permitted them to tap fire plug.
DAYTON-Police have been order
ed to arrest all persons repairing their
automobiles on public highways.
NEW LEXINGTON - c h a e 8
Brooks, negro, was found guilty o.
first degree murder in connection
with the Staying of Henry Burns, Goa
operator. Sentence was withheld.
COLUMBUS. l. Eagleson, Colum
bus, first assistant attorney genera
will retain his position under the new
administration, C. c. Crabb, attorne!
general elect announced.
FREMONT-Mrs. Lou NetterfielC
received SIS, from a man who said hi!
father had borrowed IS from fathe
40 years ago. Both fathers are dead
/ The $40 was interest
| AMHERST-Thieves threw an ic'
covered brick through window o
]. B. Ayers Jewelry store early thi
morning and escaped with jewelry val
! ued at $500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

NJ. gave a very interesting talk on
missions, at the Christian church on
Sunday morning. . Mrs. Moral Ander-
son visited her daughter, Opal, who is
attending the Muncie Normal college,
last Saturday. :. !. The high school bas-
ketball team will play the high school
team at Losantville on Friday night,
Dec. %. 49,. Carl Nuss of Richmond
rallied on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nuss Satur-
day afternoon :. Miss Ella Roberts of
Glen Karn, Ohio, and Miss Mary Hiatt
of williamsburg, Ohio, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hough on We'd
nesday, Dec. IA. Miss Hiatt is mem
Der of the high school faculty, and
spent the day in visiting the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hough of near
Winchester spent the day on Sunday
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hough. ..... Miss Francis
Hough has been out of school for a
few days on account of trouble with
her tonsils.
BLOOMINGPORT, Ind-The pupils
of the BIoomingport school will give
Christmas entertainment at the
school building Friday night, Dec. %,
DSS1IA4uS dI " 1hNSA 80
ing program will be given, consisting
of songs, rotations monologues,
I drills and dialogues. Price Engle
was in Richmond Tuesday evening. j..
Mrs. c. A Washer and daughter Mary
shopped in Richmond Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Forest Newman of South
] Tenth street, Richmond, were recent
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Newman, and his sister, Ruth
=. Miss Ruth Engle, who has been
i'll for a few days, was able to re-
turn to school Tuesday. Mrs. KEEL
ley Engle and daughter, Marie, helped
Mrs. R. D. Thornburg make her
Christmas candy Tuesday afternoon
=. The revival meeting, conducted
by Miss Murl Huff at Cherry Grove
closed Wednesday night.
DALTON, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Lock and son, Chester, of Hagerstowr
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burroughs
of Hagerstown were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Rastus Bur
roughs. -. Mrs. Will lookout spen
the weekend with relatives at Muncit
Mr.. and Mrs. Hancel Dennis anC
family and Miss Mae Pike were a
Muncie Saturday. Among those whC
were shopping at Richmond last weel
were Mr.. and Mrs William Knorpp
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

Mrs. Ed Beeson, George Beeson, Oscar
Brown and Mrs. Raymon Ross. Misses
Mary Beeson, Mary Katharine Beeson
and Vera Knorpp called on Miss Maria
Gray Sunday. (. Nj. and Mrs. Luois
Bales and family, Mr.. and Mrs James
Norris were dinner guests Sunday of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

-Bootleggers will be Mil
ford's Santa Claus Their fines will
pay for $4,000 addition to the Mil
ford school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

AMHERST-Thieves threw an ice
covered brick through window Of
]. B. Ayers Jewelry store early this
morning and escaped with jewelry val
ued at $500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

CLEVELAND-Well in Independ-
enee township have gone dry and
farmers are forced to haul water from
South Brooklyn where the commission
permitted them to tap fire plug
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

DAYTON-Police have been order
ed to arrest all persons repairing their
on public highways.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

FREMONT-Mrs. Lou Netterfield
received SIS, from man who said his
father had borrowed SIS from father
40 years ago. Both fathers are dead.
The $40 was interest.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

NEW LEXINGTON - harle s
Brooks, negro, was found guilty OF
first degree murder in connection
with the Staying of Henry Burns. coal
operator Sentence was withheld.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

COLUMBUS. l. Eagleson, Colum-
bus, first assistant attorney general
will retain his position under the new
administration, c. c. Crabb, attorney
general elect announced.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-08-31
DOES YOUR BACK ACHE?

It's usually sign of sick
kidneys, especially if the kidney &C
ton is disordered, passages scanty or
. too frequent. Don't wait for more
serious troubles. Begin using
Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this Min
eral Point testimony.
Patrick Whalen, cor. State &
Trout sts., Mineral Point, says: 81
suffered from kidney trouble and
rheumatic pains for about ten years.
I had a great deal of pain in the
small of my back. The kidney Sc
cretions were unnatural and I some
times had to pass them too frequent
ly. I finally decided to try Doan's
Kidney Pills and sent to Ivey's
Pharmacy. I can say they gave me
a great deal of relief" Statement
given August 81 1909
On December Is, 1919 Mr.. Whalen
added: I think more highly of
Doan's Kidney Pills today than when
I recommended them in 1907, as the
cure they made for me has remained
permanent"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Whalen had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-08-31
August Humane Thought.
Slaughter of FOOd-Animals
By A. E. Frederick,
State Humane officer.

The slaughter of our food-animals
is a matter of deep concern to every
humane worker. 1t should be mat
ter of vital interest to every citizen.
There is much cruelty practiced
in slaughtering. Generally it is
found in the methods used. mex
perienced men, undertaking to kill
often strike an animal repeatedly
and otherwise commit the grossest
kinds of cruelty before the animal is
rendered unconscious. And even eX-
perienced butchers, hardened to the
task, have been found to utterly dis
regard humane sentiment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-08-31

Where the rust that makes "red
SHOWS" and "black rains" comes
from was recently answered by
study made by University of Wiscon-
sin professors.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-08-31

There are votes enough in the
state to elect Morgan, Garfield,
and the whole state ticket by big
majorities. Get that vote to the
polls.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-18
Importantes Noticias del Sur
MIENBROS DE LA COMPANlIA ViELAESPESA VICTk
MAS DE UNl ACCIDENTEA AUTOMOVLHTA

Aver por la mailana regresaba del
barriO Real, don Augusta M6ndeZ. es-
posO de la nurse graduada doila Con
ccpci0n Rios. Gsta cncargada del dis
pcnsario para anGmicos en- cl citado
barrio.
Una c;ifda dc la bestia que mOntaba
M6ndeZ fue causa de que este result
tase con una herida contusa en- la fren
te.
-POr pOrtar un largo cuchillo, la
policfa denunci0 Bernardo Bonilla,
contra el que formula la correspondent
te denuncia.
Aver pOr la maiiana march6 con
rumbO a esa capital el jefe de la Sc
creta en- Ponce, el active agente don
Modesto Milan.
DE Estados Unidos, donde Sc en-
cOntraba desde hace tempo, ACADIA de
resresar el acaudalado Sr. Juan Eu-
geniO Serralles, cOnduef1O del Central
Mercedita, de este termino municipal.
SaludamOsle atentamente.
Aver pOr la mafana acudi0 al
Quartet de POlicfa la vecina Marga-
IA Rodriguez, residente en- la Boca de
Los Meros, la Playa, para dar cuenta
de que la noche anterior lie robaron
una cerda valOrada Ell dieZ d0lares,
que tenfa en- ell patio de SUI casa.
COrrespOnsaE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-18

, Aver estuyierOn en- esta ciudad ell
Comisionado Insular de Sanidad. DR..
! w r. Lippitt; cl Lcdo. Jose &. Torres,
presidente INFERNO lie la Union de
Puerto Rico; cl doctor Eligio f. Ross
don Angel c. Villariny.
Vinieron ell asuntos relacionadUs
Icon la masonerfa.
-Tambien vimos ell esta ciudad al
. Hon. Fiscal del Supreme, Lcdo. Figue-
ras, su taqufgrafo don CArmelo Ro-
man, los que SO dice efectuaron una
| sin qlIe haya sido possible
descubrir que Sc rcfiere.
Va esta otra vez aquf, deSeInpc-
lid ndo una plaza de m6dico titular, el
| joven doctor en- medicina Y cirugfa,
don E. Vadi Collazo, quien fu6 Es-
tadOs Unidos para especializarse en- la
curaci0n intervention quirtrgica ell
dolencias intestinales.
Sea bienvenidO.
-EH eStoS ultlHoS uldS nan eolauo
muy activos en- su propaganda los. So
cialistas, dandO mftines en- distintOs
barriOs.
Aver tarde Sc efectu0 el entierro
del cadaver de la estimable senOrita
Luisa Dessus. la que falleci6 la poche
anterior casi inesperadamente, en- su
Residential. calle MendeZ NigO.
La finada era hermana del inOlvida
BILE Luis +. Dessus. fntegrO pOrtorri-
queilo que bajara a la tumba hace CO.
mo un a1O.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-18

Ponce, enero 17.-AAntes de anoche,
despu6s de finaliZar la function que nos
ofreciera en- el Teatro Broadway la
Companfa Villaespesa, acudierOn al ca-
f6 del senior Eduardo Montull, ell ac-
tor VictOrero. dOiia Maria Nergara
Milagros Canine cl joven escritOr
MAYA giieAno HcrminiO II. MuhOz, don
de tomaban refrescos. Tn jOven de
csa capital, don Agustfn KiverO, invi-
to aquGllOs para dar un paseo al
emprender la marcha, la sonora Yer
CARA manifesto deseos de que la lleva-
ran al hotel Di0 contramarcha el jo-
ven Rivero, V al mOntarse una rueda
sobre la acera izquierda de la calle
Reina. Sc volc0 el auto. recibiendO
Victorero. la scilorita Canine Y ell Sr.
Munoz algunas contusiOnes. que les
han obligado guardian CANA, aunque
afortunadamente ninguno de ellOs Ofre
ce gravedad.
A la seiiOra Vergara hubo de sacar-
sele de debajo de la maquina, milagro-
samente ilesa.
Lamentamos el suceso Y hacemOs vO-
tos pOr La pronta curaci0n de los he
ridoS.
-Affrmase aquf que ell doctor Gui-
llermo Salazar ha sido depuestO del
cargo de director m6dico del Asilo An
tituberculosO de Ponce, pOr raZ0n de
sus actividades polftico- o-indepentistas.
Ell doctor Salazar dirigi6 hoy una
carta "El Aguila', ,informando que
aver ces0 en- ese cargo.
-Existe gran actividad en- la Orga-
nizaci0n dc las proXimaS fieStas de
Bomberos, que Sc celebraran en- los
primeros dfas de febrerO.
En- un caflaveral de la Central
Fortuna, encontr6 la policfa un apara-
to de destilar alcohol, abandonadO.
En- ell Hospital Tricoche asistieron
aver al ninO FlOrencio Vargas. quien
fue estropeado por un caro- de que
tiraban bueyes, en- terrenos de la Ha
cienda Barrancas.
Juan r. Cintr0h, residente en- Ia
calle del Hospitalillo de Locos, trat6
de envenenarse ante la imposibilidad
de cumplir ciertas obligaciones pecu-
niarias. II Afec0t ingiri6 cuatro compri
midos de sublimado disueltos en- aqua /;
siendo trasladadO Embellishments al
Hospital TricOche. dOIide infOrman que
el estado de Cintr0n no es grave,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-18
Ode The National city Bank Of
Near YOrk)

Ell acontecimiento mundial mas i'm
portante ell mes pasiido fue la prOpues-
ia formulada por Mr.. Hughes, Minis
tro de Relaciones Exteriores de Esta-
dos Unidos, respecto la limitaci0n
de armamentos. El SecretariO de Esta-
do la plante0 Ell forma tan dirccta,
inesperada concluyente, que desde
un comienzo elimin0 toda duda acer-
ca de los prop0sitos de este pals Y me-
reci0 eXpresiones de aprobaci6n en- to-
dos los cfrculos. La iniciatiya del Co
bierno de Washington lid disipado la
atm0sfera de escepticismo que cOmtn
maticas. e iuspirado una conlianza
que puede conducir ii resultados tras-
cendentales.
La acogida que la propuesta ha ell
contrado Ell todas las delegaciOnes Y
todOs los 0rganos de la opinion publi-
ca. no solo en- los pafses representa-
dos. sino en- ell mundO enterO, suminis-
ira prueba convincente de que la OPT
MON pdblica mundial reclama una ac-
ci0n decisiva en- 10 relative la que
IRA los preparativos belicos. Los
pueblOs de todOs los pafses consideran
una locura ell cOntinuar dedicandO
enormes sumaS a armamentOS en- el es-
tado actual de la industria Y las finan-
zas en- una epoca en- que los impues-
tos han asumido onerosas propOrciO-
mes. sumas que la larga Sc anulan
unas otras. Y que, en- lugar de dis
minuir, aumentan las prObabilidades
de otra guerra.
Pero ell alivio que Sc derivarfa de
la limitaci6n de los presupuestos mi
litares navales no seria ell unicO re-
sultado benefico de este esfuerzO rea-
lizado para obtener recfprocas venta-
jas. Las naciones tienen intereses esen-
cialmente comunes; V las cOnSecuen-
cias de una guerra, lejOs de represen-
tar producer bienes, repercuten en-
otros pafses, pues el abatimientO in
dustrial la prosperidad de un pals
reaccionan acknowledgements sobfe Otros
Estas ideas, cuya realization persigue
la Conferencia de Washington, 0fre.
cen hermosa perspettiva' para ei bien
general. Nunca EN- el pasado tuto el
mundo una prueba mas cOnvincente
de aquellas terdades one la que hoy
preseneia en- los lefectOs de la Ultima
guerra. ,Cuando .esos principles Sc com
prendan en- todp ~ SSnbsis bsispiificpaffiiQQnn riff cpaffiiQQnnJ l9s
pueblos Sc perspadann, n,ohe de qnee 5a,Ipq la pqll
tica mas saba para fomeenttaar fomeenta ,SaS suasS pro
pios intereses, es la de reconocer, Y con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-18

Gran animation habfa en- 81 jurgd
amplios terrenos del "Condado Ijas"
Ball Park. entire ell nuevG team P@cr-
to Rico. del st1or Leoncio Aneitp, cn-
nocido fan ba$eboEero; e cH tdmibi'
Sdnturrc Stars, hdbilmcnte clirigido
por su manager.he eel popular Y diSti;i-
guido joven senior Miguel .NllenGc.
Esta deinaS Gecii' 10 reiiido que can
pez0 el desafio. pero Observation-Disclosures
te para los muchachOs del Puerto Rico,
Esto dur0 hasta cl tercer inning, en-
que los boys del Santurce, fecibiereh
0rtlenes de su manager, de castisaf la
pelota. Y. =. ;que romerfa Fl que hipo-
dromo! Aquello era I'M Hover sin es-
campar: estaba el tOtetdz0 que hacla
Olilla. La pelota del diminuto pifchcr
del Puerto Rico, fue convertida en- I'M
verdadero lim0n.
El nucvO team Puerto Rico. lla 81
do severamente caStigad0 al naccr. Y
aconSeiamoS su manager los prepa-
re meior. pueS al SdHtUrcc stars. no
Sc le pucde hacer frentc sin altes eS-
tar debidamcntc preparado. porque CO.
mo vicron cl domingo los boys del
SdntUrcc. estin duroS.
va 10 sabe amigo Lconcio. prepare
mejor Il su noveua Y dcSputN vuelVa
por la scgrnda paliza.
Felicitamos II los bravOS mlchacloS
del Santurce StdrS, particularlnclte
SUI competentc manager. Senor Mlguel
Allende. Dor 81 nuevo trimfo conqulS-
tado Dor su tcmible novena, que cS
sin duda. una de las meiores de Ia Is
In, en- Su claSe.
FL senior Miguel Allende. manager
de la nOvena SdHtMcc stars. me auto
RIA para que rete por medic de eStaS
lfneas a cualquier novena local de III
isla. oue quiera celebrar unO mas
desaffoS. con Su novena, Ell el terreho
con la apuesta que quieran. Me dice
tambien. que estd dispuesto traer
al campo atl6tico del "Condado Base
Ball Park, il la novena que aSl 10
desee
LanZado esta el reto. veremos quien
Sc atreve recogerlo pero ESQ 81. lie aeon
seio a la novena que 10 acepte. que Sc
prepare bien. para que pueda contener