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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
NOTICE TO TRUCK DRIVERS.

Virginia: At special meeting of
the Board of Supervisors Of Tazewell
County, held at the Court House
hereof tdo0 on the 9Th doy Of Novem-
Present.: ]. d. Perry, Chairman
md ID. G. Lowe. Ordered that no
.ruck OF any capacity will be- allowed
IN the dirt roads Of this county be-
wocn December 10Th 1922 and April
9th, 1928, both inclusive, and it is
turther ordered Tint no truck of
reater capacity than ono and ono
laif tons will be allowed on tho mac
adam ronds of this county between
December 10Th, l022 and April i5th
1923, both inclusive. "'
1t ~ further ordered that any per-
ION, firm or corporation who shall
lilonte my Of the terms Of this or
or shall he deemed guilty of a mis-
cmeanor and shall he punished for
ach offence by fine of not less thnn
We dollars nor more than ono hum
red dollars. And IL is further order
-Nlhnt nll previous orders or rules
this i'caul il.MSfict with this or
now becomd void.
t'onrd { Supervisors Of Tnzowell
unity Virginia. l2-I-9t,
BY II. S. SURFACE, Ciork. y
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

inc Clerks Office of tho Circuit
ri't OF the County of Tnzowell
4 ne 30lh dry OF November, 1922.
l'h Company, Incorporated a cor
po'ntioli established and existing
undcr the Inv of Pennsylvania.
warner Jenkinson Company, cor.
%o.ation, and all other creditors OF
iocnhontns leo u Storage Com
pnny'. who will como forward md
contribute tn tho costs Of this
SUI, ',''......... .COmplnil,antp.
AGAINST,
'ocahontas leo Il Storage Compnnv
Incorporated, james ii. MsNecr,
ii,',,''ts, ". y. Bishop. e ' Car.
.ctt. w; q. Mustard, L q Gum
mninGs, John II. Black, w. II. Sheets.
u w. Crnft and Stupalslsi & Cum.
~ l,lhss, Incorporated, Defendant.
mo object Of this suit ia to con-
enc aii OF the creditors of said cor
GRAFTON Pocahontns leo & Storage
IIni,puhy, TO ascertain its assets and
, ,p1Jtstl them to the payment of it's
icpicuness nnl FOR general relief.
90, "n a,' niiidavit having been made
,m m l'led Unit the defennnts w. L.
a nus,ard ana u. Y. Garrett, are not
:. '' ,,u'Ia OF the state Of Virginia, It
ordered That they do appear within
en- days, after duo publication here.
I, and do what may be ncccsuarv 70
,rotoct their interest in this smit And
l. ~ further ordered that n cow hare.
II he published once n week for four
'uccessivo weeks in the Clinch VAL
ry News, newspaper published in
ne County Of Tazewell, and that n
opy be posted ut the front door If
nc Court-houso Of this Countv mn
,r before the dth dry of December.
Io22, That being tho next succcedinr
huie day after this order was enter
A copy-Tcste:
Sexton & Roberts, y. u.
Dec. 1-1t. '''A'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15

Between the choice of three-cent
AK on gasoline for one year and q
,nc-cent tax on gasoline until the
Dads are completed, The News Lead
believes there can be no doubt as
what the decision fthe state will
But after all the decision lies in
he hands of the legislators, and with
he crying need for roads, and with
he shortage of funds now availble
'or the purpose of road building,
his paper feels that the public at
arge. as we stated last Saturday,
would be at least 10 per cent. in ia
vor of bond issue supported by a
,soline tax.
Of course3 the tax on gasoline Is
me the less tax because it is levi
ID on n specific object, but at least
has the benefit of being tax that
segregated for n specific purpose,
nd on which in course of time can
ne removed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
NO NEED FOR A NEW PARTY.
(Labor.)

To the Editor of Labor:
The "third party" that emerged
from the recent election is the indie
pendnt vote in both parties. No group
of politicians has won-both groups
have lost. The voice of the plain peo-
pie is heard in the land On the whole,
the election, Us it affected Congress,
gives great ground for hopefulness.
The people have demonstrated tina,
they can act efficaciously and with
out hurrah. That lesson should not
ibc lost upon the experiments, and
| use who would follow after strange
political gods. To me 1t seems ab-
surd to talk about new party, be
cause the old parties are Or wero con-
trolled by politicians who have lost
sympathy with the traditions of our
nation. The thing to do is to throw
out the politicians, as happened ir
so many states.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
NEWS OF PLEASANT HILL.

Pleasant Hill, Va, Dec. 13.-Mr
l. w. Whitaker wes fn.ally shot al
kilied last Wednesday. Hc had fou
stills running the day he was killed
MIR. Orestus Altizer made flying
trip to Bandy Thursday.
Mr.. Joe Foleno, of Jewell Ridg
spent Sunday with NJ. M. Nelson.
Mr.. Halle Lipford. of Cedar Blu
spent few nights last week with II
uncle at this place
Rev. Robert I. Riley spent Sund,
night with M. M. Christian.
Mr.. John II. Christian has his sa,
nil in good running order now ii
needs a few more hands, send the
around.
Miss Lucille Whitaker. of Cedni
Bluff, spent Sunday night with Mrs
I. w. Whitaker.
Mrs. Lizzie Christian, who was re
ported better few days ago, i.
worse at this writing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
ROAD FUNDS.
(News 'Leader.)

= - botto.a Of the question
Roads or no roads p is simply how
much money has the state or how
much money can the state get for
road building.
The speech Of General Chairman
Henry G. Shirley last week at Lex
ington shows conclusively that if Yir-
ginia is to continue anything more
than mere piddling with mud pud-
dies, it is essential that new funds
for road building be secured. The
law which sets aside $1,700. 900 from
the mill tax in 1922 will not make
Der, 1923; the 100000 appropriated
from the general treasury of the
state, and about 81 100000 from fed
eral aid in addition to tho above, is
oil that is available for road work
in 1928.
The state highway commission at
present is organized and equipped to
spend S15,000,000 year. with very
small increase in its overhead costs.
To maintain an organization of this
ngnitude without adequate funds at
it's disposal is q waste of energy and
resources, and The News Leader feels
this will become apparent to the
thinking people of this state.
With the statement of the COVER
nor as to the number of members Of
;he legislature who have already de-
dared themselves in favor of an ex-
ira session, and with the financial
statement from Chairman Shirley as
to the condition in which road build
ing will find itself unless new funds
are provided. The News Leader feels
that tho general sentiment of the
state will rapidly crystalline in favor
of special session.
And the governors statement by
no means makes it apparent that he
has heard how every possible vote in
the general assembly will be cast.
There is considerable number of
members of the house who have not
written the governor ut all, and the
way to test the opinion fthese men,
bers is to give them chance to be
heard.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Clerks Onic of the Circuit
Court Q fthe County of Tazeweli
on the 11th day of December, 1929.
George r. Nash. PLAINTIFF.
against -
Willie Ann Nash, Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain
a divorce "vinculo matrimonii" by,
the complainant against the defend.
ant, on the grounds of desertion con-
tinuing for period of more than
three years.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant Willie
Ann Nash, is not resident of the
State of Virginia, it Is ordered thar
she do appear within ten days after
due publication hereof, and do what
ay be necessary to protect her intes.
est in this suit. And it is further or
dercd that copy hereof be publish
cd once q week for four successive
weeks in tho Clinch Vally News,
newspaper published In the County
Of Tazewell, and that,a copy be post
ed at the front door Of the Court
house Of this county. on or before
the 18th day December, 1929, that
being the next succeeding Rule deg
after this order was entered,
A copy-Teste;
Sexton & Roberts: p. q. #
Fl. 8. SURFACE, Clerk,
Dec. 15-4t. 81
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
AUCTION SALE
Household and Kitchen Furni.

ana Aitchen Furnl-
t4io to III, lest Bidder.
On Saturday. December 18th,
beginning at 10 a. m., will off
ier for sale to the highest bid
der for cash the following house
hold and kitchen furniture:
Ore Smith & Barns piano.
One leather couch.
Several nice, large leather
chairs.
Several nice druggets. and
rugs.
Some small tables.
Set of dining room chairs.
Several rocking chairs.
Three parlor chairs.
One large refrigerator.
One chiffoneir.
One buffet.
One china closet.
Beds and bed clothing.
And lots of other goods.
These goods are practically
new and will be sold to the high
st bidder fer cash on dav of
sale. G. G. PAYNE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
TWO STILLS DESTROYED.

Freezing, Va, Dec. 11.-Prohibit'
officer G. S. Colley and others seiz
md destroyed two stills in Cumhc,
and Mountain about three mile
,bove this place, during the wee,
Two young men bearing the names o
Estep and Sweeney, said to be frcr
Kentucky, were arrested and taken
to Clintwood, where they gave bond
for their appearance for trial, with
Russell Haynes as bondsmnn.
Hebron Stanley, young man OF
near this place, is reported as being
seriously i'll with appendicitis, nj
Splashdam in the lower end Of tn,
county, where he had been Mt wor'
for some time. He is to undergo nj
operation Mt once.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
1--WE captured the team with four
fine mules and thirteen barrels Of
whisleoy driver ond fon, soIa;o,., a.,

I'VE captured the team with four
fine mules and thirteen barrels Of
whiskcy, driver and -four soldiers III,
- ".-4- .-.>-...
On our march bnck to camp IL.
nen wanted me to let them hide 81
barrel, as there were thirteen barrels
and the 18th of the month. I did NOT
consent to it, but walked ahead of
the team When the team arrived at
. comp. there were only twelve
L. We turned it over to the COM
aissary. 1t was then 2 o'clock.
,wo men sneaked away with two
cam kettles, holding aboutfour gal
.ois, went back to the brush pile,
cd them up with whiskey, came
back to the camp, woke up the men
and made each one drink half pint.
1t was then O'clock. The reveillc
sounded for roll call. went to CALI
up the men, and found them all
drunk, laying all around tho floor.
II got them out, stood them W.
against the quarters and commence
to call the roll. They could not an
swer, but kept falling all round the
place. Just then the colonel came
along. and seeing the state of affairs
got cry mad and said he was goin
to court-martial the one that brougn
the whislsey in tho camp.
"While he was talking to us, tw,
of the most sober ones went behind
nc coloneps tent, raised the flap,
found an empty bottle and filed i
full and put it on the coloncl's table
"The colonel went to his tent, and,
seeing the full bottle. picked it up
he took n smell of it. He says: III
smells like whiskey'; tasted it, says
1T tastes like whiskey'; turned tn,
bottle up to his mouth and sand
Did if it amt whiskey!'
lie did not court-mnrtial any one
but his bottle was filled and Snug
gled into his tent every day us lons
as the barrel lasted"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15

AGENTS WANTED-Get into n
real business of your own! LOCAL
city territory now open. Sell the
genuine j. II, Watkins Products. Ev.
crybody knows Watkins Spices, Tx,
tracts, Coffee, Medicine, Toilet Prep.
nrations etc. Standard for moro than
fifty years. Biggest line, biggest val.
ues and highest quality makes ems,
selling for you. Write today for fro,
sample and proof that you can max,
from $4,000 to $4,000 year. j. II
WATKINS CO., Dept. 83. Now York
MY. l2-Sdt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15

Dear Santa.-l want IL sapphire
ing. pocket book, n dozen books II
tring of pearls. silk stockings, n
odak, fountain pen, doll, trunk,
new dress, doll carriage. doll
,lothes, doll bed, kid gloves. err
ings und n gold or silver tooth
brush.
No address or name was signed to
this letter.-Ed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15

Tnzewcll, Va. Dec. 8. 1929.

Dear Santa Claus:-I am a,slittlo
girl seen years old. go to school
every day. viii you please bring me
doll that can open and shut her
eyes, little ball, carriage, little
ring, a bracelet. set of little blue
dishes, box of handkerchiefs.
From ELIZABETH M. WALL.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
GEORGE MUSTARD.
Tazewcll Va.. Dec. 8.

iuIeWci va, Lee. o, lSZE.
My dear Santa Claus:-Will you
please bring me n wagon, u dog, u
cat and some candy, some oranges.
am eight years old and am good
boy. Your friend.
HAL MEREDITH.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
razewell. Va. Dec. g. 1909

Tazewell, Va, Dec. 8, 1922.
Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring
ne some oranges, candy and fire
rackers,. toy gun, some A. B. C..
clocks, chewing gum. II drum and n
wagon. | am good boy. am eight
cars old
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
Your friend.
HENRY VANHOOZIER.

Tazewell, Va, Dec. z, 1922.
Dcnr Santa Clnus;-Plense bring
Ne doll, n tricycle. and doll car
'nge Your little friend.
FRANCES McNULTY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS.

The following letters are address
ed, to Santa Claus, and will be for
warder through these columns if re-
ceived in time. Santa Claus is reg
.ular, life long reader of this paper,
and will read all these letters if they.
are not too long. Make them as brief
as possible. He is very busy at this
season, and hasn't time to read long
letters. Write plainly.
Tazewell, Va, Dec. 8. 1922.
Dear Santa Claus:-I am little
girl eight years old, and / go to
school every day. am good little
girl. Will you please bring me a doll,
a carriage, q wrist watch, candy,
fur scarf, a box of handkerchief. a
set of little blue dishes. pretty lit
tie dress, bow of red ribbon. Z
SABA MATTHEW'S.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15
Tazewell. Va, Dec. 8, 1922.

My dear Santa Claus:-I am q lit
tic boy eight years old. / go to
~. M n tho second q adc
-~.. .DN e....- ~ see inu Gn..sL-
mas please bring mo n train, u wag-
on, some oranges. Il ball, over shoes,
a suit. some candy and peanuts.
Your friend,
GEORGE .NIIICTApn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15

Tazewell, Va, Dec. 8, 1922.
( My dear Santa Claus:-Will you
please bring me horse, sleigh, dog,
rabbit, and candy. ! go to school .ev-
cry day. j am eight years old and In
The first grade. Your friend.
FRED MEREDITH.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-15

-Tazewell, Va, Dec. 8. 1922.
Dear Santa Claus.-I will write to
you and tell you what to bring me.
Please bring me little wagon,
some candy, q ball, necktie, o
knife, watch and O suit 49,,
STRATTON, BUCHANAN,
The St. Johns herald., 1922-12-21
Wrong Pocket.

Clothed in the customary sack suit, he was fortunate enough to obtain a seat in the subway the other morning. As he put his hand into an inside coat pocket to get his glasses he missed them, but drew out instead large pipe.
 Beautiful pipe, isn't it?" said the gentleman sitting next to him.
 "Yes," he answered, "but 1t isn't mine. I never saw it before and can't imagine how it got into my pocket"
 Tt didn't" the other smiled. ''YOu took 1t from my pocket" York Times.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-12-21
To Rrecrut 5000 Steel Men.

Youngstown, Ohto,-The soviet gov ernment of Russia expects to recruit 5000 steel workers from the Youngs- town district this month, according to P. s. Calvert, president of the Kuzbas industrial colony, who began a search for puddlers, machinists, rollers and mill hands.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-12-21
Law to Protect President.

Washington. - A Department of Justice bill prohibiting mailing of threatening letters to the President or members of his family with fines and penitentiary terms as penalties, was passed by the Senate and transmitted to the House.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-12-21
WASHINGTON

Another move against the Ku Klux Kan was made In the House when Representative Hawes, Democrat, Mis- sOuri, introduced bill to prevent the klan from sending unsigned communi- cations through the mail.
 Senator La Toilette, Republican. Wisconsin, declared in a statement in Washington that reports emanating from Phoenix, Ariz., concerning a tel ephone conversation with Governor Hunt, were absolutely without foun- dalton in fact" and misleading in ey- cry detail" He had made no mention of "a third political party" in his con- versatiOn with the governor, MT. La Toilette said.
 Representative James R. Mann of Illinois died at his home in Chicago a few days ago of pneumonia.
 Former Representative BarthoIdt of Missouri called on President Harding to urge that Congress make available a credit of $5O,OOO,0OO for Germany to be used in the purchase by that coun- try of goods in the United States. There was no indication of how the President received the proposal. ~~ Mrs. Anne Rogers, a teacher of Ster- ling, Colo, who wrote a lesson on na- tiOnal safety that won her $500 cash prize and a complimentary trip to Washington, arrived in Washington re- gently to be the guest for several days of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce.
 New York and New Jersey cities are being flooded with liquor from the Ba- hamas, Scotland and England, accord ing to Frank J. Hale, an investigator for the prohibition department in New York City. He declared that a steam ship had cleared from Scotland recent ly with 24,OOO cases of whisky bound for the whisky, armada camping ground" four miles off the American coast.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-12-21
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK O. WIRES ROUND ABOUT
 THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
 CONDENSED FOR BUSY p PEOPLE.
WESTERN

John W. Pierce, 36 years old, un. married, was instantly killed by a fall of ground on the 2,4OO-foOt level of the Colorado mine, near Butte, Mont.
 Reese FOulkes, 30 years old, of Salt Lake city was burned to death and five other persons more or less seriously hurt when fire destroyed the Overland hotel and three other buildings at Wendover, Utah.
 Theodore Schlierman of Nowata, Okla, former mayor of Liberty, Kan, filed suit for $30,OOO damages in Fed eral Court at Fort Scott against the city of Liberty and the CoffeyviIle Ku Klux Klan organization.
 Ammonia fumes were utilized by a so-called soft drink establishment in San Francisco recently in an attempt to repel a raid by four prohibition agents, with the result that two of the agents were overcome.
 The club house of the Montana Country Club burned a few days ago. The loss will be at least $10,000. The cause of the fire is unknown. The building, which Is on the golf links, ten miles from Helena, was built only two years ago.
 W. G. McAdoo of Los Angeles, for mer secretary of the treasury, was ar- rested in Tulare county, Calif, and cited to appear before Judge J. s. Clack of Fresno to answer to a charge of speeding at the rate of fifty-one miles an hour.
 Burned to death in a straw pile was the fate which overlook Grover Red ellR, 2-year-old son of John Redells of Hysham, near Billings, Mont. The lit tie fellow was with two brothers, aged 8 and 2, playing house In fifteen-foOt tunnel they had made into the straw pile.
 Construction of freight and passen- ger cars to cost $12,OO0,OOO has been authorized by the Southern Pacific Company, it has been announced by its president, William Sproule. The equip ment, including 4,525 freight cars and Al passenger cars, is for use on the company's Pacific system lines. | A reward of $5,OOO has been offered by the Santa F6 railroad for the ar- rest and conviction of the Vandals re- sponsible for wrecking a Santa Fe pas senger train near Bakersfield, Calif, recently. Two persons were killed and several injured in the wreck, which was caused by tampering with a switch.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-12-21

Trouble is the only reliable scale for friendship.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-04
"HUMAcAo', VS.. PUERTO RICO
SPORTS

Hay marcadisima animacion entire
los fans de esta zona por presen-
ciar los dos juegos que en-. nuestra Lii
ga Insular de la parada 8 Sc verifica-
ran el sabado en- la tarde y ell domin-
go por La mafana entire las aguerridas
novenas pelotaris "HUMACAo", ven
cedora del PONCE" en- las contien-
das del domingo 20, el PUERTO
RICO sPORTS'' de esta Capital. Los
CRISES, quienes son considerados Co
mo campeones de oriente, sc proponen
conquistar tambi6n 'la loza'' y al efec-
to Qnieren darle id6ntica lecci6n a los
sjinetes" que la dada a los sleones''
Los SPORTS mientras tanto Sc
preparan para la lucha y confian en-
psderles hacer dos buenos juegos los
-niuchachos de Cartagena. Ambos equi-
pos son fcrmidables, segln pcdemos
yer por los line UP que siguen: "HU-
MACAO Frank, Yayo, Santana, ia
Ilase. Barreiro, Thompson (blanco),
Cartagena, Camaron, Agapito, Mon
chin, v Tomas. PUERTO RICO
SPORTS s"-ciquf, Beitia, Thompson,
Fabito, Guzman, Gacho, Juey, Monchi-
le, victoriano, sanInie, Quinones y
Rogue.
Moncho y Camaron vienen inyecta-
dos desde Oriente para que sus bolas
sean respetadas por los "boricuas'
Sc proponen competir con Ell staff de
pitchers de los "jinetes'', ambos
bandcs Sc disponen que sus lanzado-
res tengan un duelo a muerte desde
el box. Seran dos juegos de suma i'm
portancia y ningdn "fan'' debera fall
tar la Liga presenciarlos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-04
JNAUGuRACION DEL TEAM
..MERcEDITA'', DE FoNCI

FL domingo hizo su Inauguration Ell
team "Mercedita'' sosteniendo un re-
iiido desafio con Ell team FORTUNA !,
de la central del mismo nombre Y sa-
liendo victorioso con un score de z a
A a su favor. Este team esta integra-
co por jovenes que trabajan en- Ia cen
tral Mercedita de la Succession j. Sc
rrallss, radicada a cuatro kilometres
de esta looalidad. Estoy autorizado por
medic de estas lfneas para lamar Ell
guante "a todas las novenas de segun-
da de la Isla siempre Y cuando que
err dichas novenas no juegue ningln
iugador que forme parte de una move.
ra de rrimera clase. Por tsnto tienen
la palabra caguas Guayama, Fajardo
todos los que Sc cream con derecho.
RENE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-04
Ell TEMPO EN- LA ISLA DURANTE
LA ULTIMA sEMANA

Ell encargado de Ia oflcina del ITEM
po, Mr.. oliver Fassig, nos participa que
la lluvia ha sido ligera en- la isla, sien
do menos de un tercio que la normal,
v cay6 mayormente en- los dos prime
ros d-as de Ia. semana. Las temperatu-
ras maxielas fueronl hgeramente sobre
la normal las minimas ligramente ba4
10 Ia normal debido cue Ia nublosi-
dad fue menos de 10 corriente. La tenn
peratura media fue casi normal. La
condici6n del tempo ha sido favorable
para la mayor parte de las cosechas y
cperaciones agricolas, pero fu6 demasia
Go SEGA en- algunas localidades, especial
mente para el arado del terreno semi
lIeros de tabaco. La evaporation en- San
Juan fu6 1.192 pulgadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-04
Ell escAGUAs STAR"
GAMBIA DE NoMBRE

El "caguas Star que tantos laure
les .ha conquistado en- tan corto ITEM
20 desde su fundaci6n, Sc llamara la
r-ovena de las gomas .LEE TIRE.
Ell nuevo equipo para esta novena
10 ha 1egslado la chsa de Rivero Cha
yes v Co. representante de la gonna
"Lee Tire.
Asi pues, va 10 saben los managers
de las novenas de nuestra categoria,
especialmente Aguadilla, Cosmo, Yau
co, San German, y otros; arrojamOs 81
guante para yer quien 10 recoge.
Toda la correspondence debera di-
dirigirse al manager, apartado 2s4, Ca
guas, ?. R.