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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-28

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NoTAs EscoLAREs DE JUNcos

JUEGOS INTERESeoLARES. =
Juncos Sc prepara para tomar participa
c.6a en- los juegos interescolaree que
80 veri6car&n en- la PERLA del SUR
los dias /, 2 y 3 del pr6ximo abril. Los
elumnos que Sc disputaran los rremios
Iertfnecientos a la cLAsE ''B' son:
Cuillermo Parreras, Antonio Roig.
Adrian MontaIiez, Amaury Brstaman-
tc, Hip6lito Rodriguez, Maxindno Ri
vera Jaime Canals. Bueaos Doiios son
&c largos y aila5os espolones. Espe-a-
mos los metan hasta la raiz. El Sr. os
car Vazquez, maestro de artes ms
frales, es el fameso captain. (Pero no
cl capi an "Araha'' ,. Este v5zquez
man1a y Va. Esperamos rep csenten
honrcsamente a las escuelas y a. pueblo
de Juncos. Traiganse algunos p-enios.
FUNeIoN De- CINE La distingui
ia sonora Arcelay tuvo ell placer de
Conceder al team atl6tico una fun
cion benefcio del mismo. Despues de
cubrir los gastcs, lie qued6 un remanen
te de unos veinticinco d6larcs. canti-
dad que ayudara cubrir los gastos de
Ia excursion a Ponce. Quedarloe alta
mente agradecidos a la Sra. A :celay,
al pueblo que brillantemente rsspondie-
Ia =. e-ta bencfcio
MIEMBRoS DEL JURADO.- En-
asamblea verifcada por los alunnos de
II escuela superior acordaron nombrar
miembros del jurado que ha de yer en-
cl pEoximo debate las distinguidas v
entusiastas personalidades: Rdo. Padre
Joaquin Palacios, DR.. Jose Barreras v
Icdo. Modesto Martinez. va han sido
notifcados no dudamos que han de
aeeptar gustosisimos esta tan feliz de-
signaci6n.
MEMORIES En- la mis,na asam
blea Sc nombr6 por ell d6cimo grado al
LcdO. Garcia de la Noceda mentor
tguia consejero) del susodicho grado
cor Ell objotO de obtener una buena
preparation, dada la trascendencia del
toma a debatir. Ell sr. Leiguarda fue
designado por ell noveno grado. Espe-
lamos constituya este acto del rr6ximo
ahril % una fecha memorable para las
eScuelas para la comunidad.
Sc DIRIGIRAN A EEL MUNDo'5
-Acordaron ademas, nuestros estudian-
ties, dirigirse por medic dc carta a la
Direction de Ell MUNDo. pldt6ndole
Sc sirva continuar tratando dc cuando
en- vez Ell asunto relacionado con las in
dustrias portorriqusnas. Aplaudimos ese
tieG pensada resolucion. Ell noveno gra
DO tratara de probar que Puerto Rico
negara a constituirse en- un pals emf
rortemente industrial, ell d6cimo gra
do tratara de demostrar 10 coutrario.
Veremos quien lie pone eel cascabel al
gato."
ENTREGA DE INFoRMEs.- Sc
etectu6 la passda. semana. Cast todos
les padres de los nifios de las escueIas
primarias yinieron recibirlos. Los de
los grades mas altos respondiercl regu-
larmerte bien. Tuvo muchos que Sc oil
vidaron de cumphr este deber. pc
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DEsDE oAYEY
LA CALLE DEL CooUI:-

LA cALLE DEL COQUI:-
Los vecinos del barrio del Coqui Sc
quejan porque desde que Sc fundo este
barr1o, treinta amos ha. no Sc ha vuel
10 rellenar la calle que conduce a
los barrios de santo Tomas y ell Coqui.
Esperamos que ell Comisionado de
servicio Publico mande a arreglar la
mencionada Gale para que cesen las
protestas de los vecinos.
Los GRUPos EN- LAS ACERAs:-
Es verdaderamente feo Ell espectacu-
10 que vemos diario en- las aceras de
esta ciudad, pues Sc forman grupos de
cuatro cinco personas, veces mas,
comentando los problemas politicos.
GQue hace la policia?
ALGc QUE NO GUsTA:-
Numerosas personas Sc vienen que
jando desde hace dias de que en- la pla-
"a de esta poblaci6n penetran mujeres
de vida allegro, sin que les sea prohi-
bido.
Esto debe interesarle al Comisiona-
do de servicio Pdblico la Asam-
blea municipal
NUEsTRo INSPECTOR
Els digna de admirarse la amissad
que reina entire el Inspector de escue-
las sr. Dias Baldorioty v los profeso-
res y padres de familia.
Con tai motive, el pueblo Sc encuen-
ira muy satisfecho de tener en- ell alto
puesto tan correcto caballero.
SOLO VALE TRES CENTAvos:-
Ell diario EEL MUNDo'' sin duda
a'guna ell mas leido y soncitado, pues
no queda un solo ciudadano que no 10
lea, viene cada dia contando con mas
simpatias
Como solamente vale tres centavos,
esperamos que todos los que 10 deseen
leer, 10 compren, y no 10 hagan a ex-
pensas de otro.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
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RAFAEL CABALLERO
Agente de Revistas y peri6dicos de
Puerto Rico Y de los EE. UU.
Acepto agencias, presto toda clase
de garantia.
Box 415. BAYAMON, Puerto Rico.
Telefono 104.
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AYUDE A Los NINos POBRES

AYUDE A Los NIEos POBRES
Es neeesario que en- cAda NUM-
elpl0 de esta isla Sc organize la sc
ciedad i3lantr6pica "El Zapato de
los Nifios Pobres". Esta sOciedad
gisne tfabajandO degde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con taut,
axitO que pOdemOs asegurar que
todoE loa uiiios pobres que asister
'@s ~aeuelAs van debidamente ca
gMdOa.
No se uacesitA bacer sacrlfcios
seeptamos cualquier donativO poi
iIisignisieauts cue sea Mkndelo
hoy mismO 81 usted deSea. 4 Il
ssEOra. dofia
MARIA r. De SUA2BZ.
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VACAS

Sc venden so muy buenas, i9venes
y bonitas.- 80 paridas y 20 horras.
IaHbien Sc venden toros AJlstein
pnros, i6venes inmunes a la febrs dc
"a gaFrapata.
DirIlase a Jose L. Pesqueia, Edidcio
Eouret, San Juan. Advt.
CPoRTUHIDAD.- Sc vends la tien-
Ia dc merceria la Nueva Victoria
en- Ia Parada 8, con poca existencia,
dehieo a cue su dueho Sc embarca.
Aprovechsse. A Yapur Hno. Box III.
Aaerto ce Iierra. 3-31
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hENTE ofrezco mis- servicios domi-
clio. Massage, Arreglo de Celas Ma
n.eure. Horas 8 II A. M.-la5P. M.
Dfrijase telefono 1874.
San Jran. Al
TRNTA DE FLORES NATURALEs en-
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Lame al telefono 67s azul, santurce y
seEan servidos Embellishments. 4-6
bEfERDIENFE de farmacia con bue-
nas ref.rencias y custro amos dc rrac-
t.ea en- el ramo. desea eOloc1ci6n. Para
informes diriiase a Esteban VllafaAe,
Apartado 92. Eaguabo, P. Z. ii
INTEREso adqmslci6n Autom6vt
Hudson Dogde. cualquier motelo del
20 en- a4elante en- perfecto ostado me-
canico.- Considero 1nicamen.s precios
Ge s.tuaciGn contado.-- Dirija detalies
completes, ]. C. Box 1922, San Juan.
go
IOE NO PoDERLo ATENDER, Sc
yEGDE. NEGocIo LUCRATIVE en-
nsrcha ya y de gran pOrvenir, por es-
Tar sus produetOs eada vez mas acre
Gltados. consiste en- la fabric1 dc he
Lidas cEbonatadas mas grande me
ioF equipada de las Antillas, The Tro-
peal Fruit Juice Co. que tiene en- el
lrcrcado de Pto. Rico los famcsos re-
fTeseos de jugo dc Torenja y de Pima,
les cuale8 SO abriran pronto, Por su
oxcelente ealidad, gran demsuda de
los EE. UU. Esta fabrica esta ltopara-
Ga para Ia manufacture de dulccs como
jaloas y pastas de frutas tropicales y
en- Ia venta Sc incluyen las marcas de
fAbTiea y patentes de la Cia., asi como
lzs gestiones heehas en- los EE. UU.
para Ia Introduction de sus prc6uctos.
Fida infoTme al sr. A. J. Plard, p. o.
Eox All o Plaza de Colon No. s, altos.
z-3l
SE ToMAN vaeas, novillas y be-
eerros en- Guido. Dirijase a T. Fog,
Parada "a, Hato Rey.-4-6.
PARA AUMENTAR DE PESO, crear
r.ra sangrs y nervips sanos, s6,o hay
ana nsIieina: las PILDoRAs TERNGA
MALES del DR.. Costa. sOlicitelas en-
las buenas Farmacias. pa
AYUDE A Los NINos P0BREs
Es neeesario que en- cada NUM-
eipl0 de esta isla sc organize la SC
ciedad ilantr6piea "El Zapato de
los Nifios Pobres". Esta sociedad
gisne trahajando degde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tant,
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RECEsf4AAlos A0ENFEs en- todos
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nlAa-. rTarIns econhmlcoa.
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'.bLAHco DE- rERLAs DORM" e.
81 meior y mas lnofensivo blanaueador
sara q eutis. 70 pfeaeren las aamas dc
tusa gua.o poi a teno tan suavs que
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sig500 Fafa informes. diriiase a vi
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cel'imetFoa Prerios des1e sio9 hastl
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The New York herald., 1922-11-11
COLUMBIA TO OFFER
NEW BATTLE FRONT
Rearranged Forward Line
Faces Middlebury at South
Field To-day.

After having spent practically the
whole week drilling in fundamentals
the Columbia varsity eleven will meet
the Middlebury outfit at South Field
this afternoon at o'clock. The Morning.
side outfit will probably lineup against
the Vermonters with an eleven differing
considerably in it's forward wall from tina,
which faced Cornell a. week ago. The
wing situation has also been cleared up,
for both of O'Neil's regular flanks arc
slated to start in the contest. with
Jimmy Myers at left end and Bill John
son on the right wing.
Brodil, who started at center for the
first time this year when he was over
the ball week ago, has been moved
back to his place at left guard while
Blaine. regular center, will again take
his place at the pivot. Gehrig has been
shifted back to the guard position he
filled at the start of the Cornell game
and Canapary will have his own job at
halfback.
Middlebury has not broken into the
winning column very much this season,
winning only two of the six games IL
has played TO date. but the showing of
the Vermonters against Dartmouth.
Harvard, Williams and Penn State
makes them look up as a combinati ton
that will more than likely cause a lot
OF trouble at South Field before the day
Is out.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
N. Y. j. AND c. N. Y.
OPPONENTS TO-DAY
Local Elevens to Clash in
Football for First Time
Since 1895.

When the football teams of New York
University and C. C. N. Y romp out
on Ohio Field this afternoon they win be
rivals on the gridiron for the first time
since 1895. Since then City College has
gone many years without representation
in the fall game, but, with the revival of
football as varsity sport at Lewisohn
stadium this season. the Lavender set to
WORK pointing for the N. Y. u: game. en-
courased by the knowledge that in the
meeting of twenty-seven years ago City
College won. IL to 0.
Though New York University viii be
the favorite In the game. C.. C.. y. Y.
has regarded the fray with the Violet as
ita most important contest of the current
season. and the war cry at that institu-
tion is Beat " Y. u" The greatest
difficulty which Joe Neville, former Yale
star coaching G. c. n. Y. has had to
overcome this fall is the inexperience of
his candidates; otherwise he has a num-
ber Of big linesmen available and some
fast backs. Last Saturday his aggrega-
tion won its first game OF the year by
defeating the New York Agges.
New York University is IN better shape
for the game than for any contest
staged in weeks All OF the cripples
are again able to get around in good
style, including Capt. Taylor, who came
out of the Columbia game with a pair
of broken fingers.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
TEST FOR CORNELL
IN DARTMOUTH TILT
Runaway Ithaca Eleven Meets
Determined Foe at Polo
Grounds To-day.

There won't be any striped tiger LASH
ing out with we'll manicured claws at a
crimson jersey on the Polo Grounds this
afternoon. There won't even be a lazy
Charles River rolling idly by to lend an
ultra intellectual Hub setting TO the
game But there'll be fracas Depend
upon that For the sixth time since the
beginning of the present century Cornell
and Dartmouth will be opponents in a
football game--a sixth meeting not once
overshadowed in promise of action by
any one of tho five preceding contests.
Cornell beat Dartmouth a year ago.
TO be more exact about IL, Cornell
rather overdid it, for many a Hanover
freshman has become senior then grad
with freshman OF his own in the White
Mountains since Dartmouth has been
forced TO gulp down such a bitter potion
of defeat "a was wrapped up in that
80 TO affair OF year ago at Ithaca.
Cornell is favored TO win again. this
year too. hut not oven the most blindly
enthusiastic undergrad at Ithaca dares
hope for another such result. on the
direct contrary all of them do look for
keen opposition to-day from Dart
mouth team that has been cut to the
quick and aims TO take little balm
for the injury inflicted.
, mere dilotucT lnlhB ABOUT tnlS I'M
pending Jam. too. that makes followers
Of the Red hesitate. In the five games
Cornell and Dartmouth have played
since 1900 the Green machine has tri-
umphed three times and the Big Red
machine twice. That surely Is not a
margin to make last years Cornell win
stand out as an accident. The striking
thing about il Is that Cornell has yet
to score its first victory over Dartmouth
at the Polo Grounds. The teams met
here first in 1919. and Dartmouth won.
80. They were back at the Polo
Grounds the next year also and again
Dartmouth won. this time by II to 3
score. Then came the collision at Ithaca
year ago and n 5s--7 pummeling for
the Green. which brought Cornell to
within "A game OF tying Dartmouth for
tho series. so that n victory for the
Red to-day will not only mean jinx
driven off. but 800 percentage for six
games played as we'll
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
Substitute Yale Eleven
to Encounter Maryland
Regulars to See Princeton and
Harvard Play.

New HAVEN. Noy 10.--A Yale sub
stitute team all along the line and in
the backheld will face Maryland to-
morrow, while the varsity from Captain
Jordan down will watch Princeton and
Harvard have It out within the stadium
at Cambridge. Captain Jordan and Bill
Mallory left this morning for Boston
and the remainder of the team and many
Of the coaches set Off tonight.
Not a first string man will start
against Maryland, but n good team
will be put on the field nevertheless, the
lineup. as announced by Tad Jones. be-
Ing as follows: Left end. Luman left
tackle. Greene; left guard. Herr; center.
L1ndis; right guard. Pillsbury; right
tackle. Joss right end, Human: quar-
terback. Beckett; left halfback, Neale (;
right halfback. Cochrane; fullback,
Bench.
A delegation or about fifty old Yale
football players gathered here tonight
for the first annual reunion OF former
gridron stars. The men dined with
John r. Blossom. Yale's new athletic
director, at the Taft and later took a
sleeper for Cambridge. II is Blossoms
idea TO assemble the former Yale play
ers and coaches every year before, the
big games OF the season, the idea being
~ keep up interest In Yale football
affairs.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
TIGERS HAVE BRISK
DRILL IN STADIUM
Fast Field Pleases Players and
COach-Host of Former
Stars With Team.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YoRK IIERALD.
BOSTON, Nov. 10.-The Tiger special
pulled in at Boston about one hour and
a half late and there was no diner on
the train. consequently the chief inter-
est of the Tiger cubs on their arrival
was in the matter of food. Your cor
respondent does not see exactly why he
should tell what the Princeton squad
had for breakfast for only the break
fasts OF the condemned seem to be Of
any great news interest, and the Prince
ton team is not in any respect to be re-
garded as about to be condemned Any
how the menu was made up OF baked
apples, poached eggs and oatmeal.
The Tiger cubs showed such enthus-
iasm for the food that Trainer Keene
Fitzpatrick showed some anxiety and
fiuttered around among the tables where
the athletes were feeding cautioning
them TO go slowly A small delegation
of former Princeton men met the team.
The leader of the reception committee
was Jack Mumm. who is one of the sur
vivors Of the Princeton team of 1911,
which beat Harvard by to G.
Coach Bill Roper was flanked by a
squad Of former football heroes of Mas
sau. Among them were Maurie Trim
bic. Al Whitman. Puff Bigler, Shad Davis,
Don Lourie. Tom Wilson, Phil Gashen,
Jack Strubing and Nat Poe. on the
sdelines or in the field, wherever ths
Tiger cubs got. there always was one of
tho Poes OF Princeton. II must be re-
corded that the veterans were not less
interested in the matter of food than
the youngsters but they were forced by
the exigencies of the situation to so
slowly and set a good example in self
restraint for the sake of old Nassau and
certainly the cur.ailing Of breakfast
IS the last test Of devotion to an alma
mater.
With the breakfast tucked away the
Princeton team proceeded TO Soldiers
Field for a warming up. They went at
Il slowly at first but finished up briskly.
The fast field pleased the slightlye yelightor
and certain faster Princeton team. Be
fore departing for Belmont Springs with
his Tiger cubs Coach Bill Roper said that
his eleven might be better than last
years eleven. but he would not comnars
them. The coach showed no symptoms
of dependency. lie said~he felt that
the Harvard eleven was stronger this
year than before. particularly in the
backfiold. yet II was reported before mid
night that Mr. William Roper was sleep
in quite as peacefully as any OF his
young men.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
Arrest Wisconsin Student
on Ticket Scalping Charge
Badger Illinois Game Seats
Sold for $14.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
MADISON, Wis, Nov 10.--One Wiscon-
sin student has been apprehended and
several others are under suspicion on
charges of scalping tickets for the
Illlnois-Wsconsin game tomorrow.
The confession made 20 Scott II.
Goodnight said that the boy had sold
four 81 seats for $14 each. The
students identity Is TO be withheld until
he is turned over TO the Federal authori-
ties. lie is said 10 be junior and
active in campus circles.
According to Paul i. sHunter. manager
OF ticket sales, 1000 students purchased
almost 10000 tickets. From 5000 "a
10000 alumni werc unable to procure
tickets because students had talsen most
OF the available supply. Fourteen Fed
eral operatives are In Madison investi-
eating cases of alleged scalping.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
FOrdhaln Meets Colby
in Its Last Home Game
Local Coach Will Not Start
All His Regulars.

The Fordham football team will bring
TO close its home season when this
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock 1t plays against
the Colby College eleven 1t will be
the eighth game of the season for the
Maroon with two more games, those
with Holy Cross and Muhlenburg. yet to
be played away from Fordham.
Contrary to what he had said Thurs
day. Frank Gargan Will not start tho
entire regular team against Colby. Capt
Tom Myers. left halfback: Joe Manning
fullback; Paul Brennan, center, and Lou
Healey. left end. will not start. All
but Brennan. however. will be available
for service should they be needed.
In Brennan's place, as on previous oc-
casions. Gargan will play Lyman Wal
bridge. who Is being moved over from
right guard. Bill Ryan going into the
lattcr's place. The places OF Myers,
Manning and Healey. whom Gargan do
sires TO rest up for the Holy Cross game
at Worcester a week from to-day, viii
be Winnie McPeak, Jack Garrity and
Polly Crowley respectively All three
Of the latter have played at various
times during tho present season.