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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-23
Masonic Formal
Proved Attractive

One hundred couples attended the
first Masonic formal party given this
year, which was held in the temple
on wednesday night.
The party last night was the annual
! Washington day formal dance, and
the decorations were Of a patriotic
mature. Bunting Of red, white and
blue, with flags Of various sizes, were
used throughout the dance room, and
ton was displayed prominently.
Dancing began at 9 o'clock and con-
tinued until IL, when supper was
served.
There were a number Of out-of-
town guests present, amor them. z.
Y. Sarles and Miss Eleanor Sarles CT
Hillsboro, I. Judge Erick Hagen OF
Crookston, Mrs. Fred 3. Mann, ST.,
and Mrs. Fred Is. Mann, Jr., Of Devils
Lake.
The junior and intermediate depart
ments OF ST. Marks Sunday school,
which includes all pupils in the fifth
grade and grades above, Will have a
party and entertainment in tho parlors
Of the church on Friday evening be-
tween 1880 and $3.50 o'clock.
~ PLoSlail oI iFS!S SoAASo NhrN
stunts has been planned and q group
Of musical numbers and 5eadings will
be given Refreshments will be
served by tho Instructors OF the vari-
Gus classes.
Plans for the state convention OF
the Daughters OF the. American Revo-
luton. to be held in Fargo March is
and 16, were completed at a recent
meeting of the Fargo chapter Of the
organization. Among the convention
delegates will be those sent by Red
River Valley Chapter Of Grand Forks.
Plans for the convention program
include an opening dinner at $3.50,
March is, at which the delegates and
Moorhead will De guests; an evening
program; business sessions and a
luncheon at the Commercial club on
March Is. Six chapters in the state
viii be represented.
Committees named were as follows:
General Observation-Disclosures. A.
G. Dtvet, A. A.. Love and 0. A. Stevens.
Train-Mmes. G. w. Haggert. E. F.
Western, Herbert Hallenberg. =
Housing-Mmes. P. E. Holman
and S. F. c. Tenney.
Program-Mrs. Thomas McEnroe,
Jrr and Miss Marguerite Beard.
Placecards and Decorations-Miss
Florence Gilmore.
Finance-Mmes- Cap E. Miller n
j. r. Dice.
Reception-Mmes. E. F. Weston,
NJ. A. Hildreth and G.. W. HaEgart.
X + ,
Mrs W. H<Alexander If his city
who has been in California since the
latter part Of October. is now at Van
couver. 3. c., visiting her brother.
She expects to return here by way Of
the Canadian route, and Winnipeg.
Mrs r. H. Mccoy of Bonners Ferry,
formerly Of Grand Forks and Mrs:
Alexander. who nave been together at
Long Beach, left for the upper Pa
ctfie coast together, stopping at Port
land, Oregon for q few days. In San
Francisco. where they visited for a
few days. they met Mr.. and Mrs. H. b.
Finch Of Minneapolis. formerly yof
Grand Forks, and DR.. and Mrs. r. %.
/ Campbell Of this city, who are spend
Ing q few weeks in California. and the
/ PARTY had a Grand Forks reunion"
and made some sightseeing trips to-
xether.
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LINZ N
EEA444g@M~ hcanysleA. Holconnb @&EA
SILKY SIZES 4. WALKING TREE.
byCarysleH. nolconob.

SILKY SIZES A WALKING TREE.
"What are you afraid OFF," asked
Tinker Bob as his little friend scam
Lered into the. cave where his mother
was lying on the f!ocr. There was no
reply to his question. In fact this lit
the question. All he knew how to do
Was to answer the call Of his mother.
When h sounded such a call as that
he knew that it was time to. move and
move quickly. -
Silky also looked as though he too
had understood the strange call Of the
lion fer he sank close to the GROUND
Little Tim. however. sat on his
launches n moved not an inch for
the growl Of "A lion was not fierce
enough to brighten him. His poor
trunk was so stretched OIL Of shape
felt.
Tinker Bob noticed Mr.. Lion sniff
fling thASair. and after the first sniff or
two he began to wag his long tail.
That was enough for Tinker to realize
that there must be another creature
somewhere in.the neighborhood. He
looked in every direction but could
see nothing that looked to him like a
living thing. He waited a little be-
fore saying anything to his new
friend. Mr.. Lion. thinking hat per-
haps he would soon see the creature.
1t was peculiar enough to watch the
movements of this jungle fellow. He
would first sniff the air then he would
wag his tail. Then he would crouch
to the earth and remain motionlcss
for a moment.
Presently he crept to the edge Of
the rock that formed the entrance Of
his house M looked long in the di-
~rection Of a clump Of tall jungle trees.
Then he crouched close to. the stone
and waited as though some creature
was approaching. Tinker could not
see a living thing vet, but he felt very
sure thai there must be some one of
the jungle creatures not far away.
Being anxious to see the actions OF
all creatures he waited in silence. 1t
was not Il long wait however. for
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Books On Etiquette
In Demand At Fargo
Library, Report Says

Fargo, Feb. 23.-Fargo is head
ed for a place in the u as North
Dakota's politest town, according to
Miss lingo Rynning, head Of the pub
JIG library here.
People still read novels and his
torical and technical works but there
is a great demand, she says, for books
on etiquette-volumes and volumes of
them.
The subject has been taken up by
special classes in the, high school here
and pledges of an agricultural college
fraternity have, been forced. under
threat OF the paddle, to delve into the
subject of proper demeanor, and give
it their serious attention.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-23
TONIGHT
AT ST. MARKS

Members Of the choir and the Sum
day school instructors OF st. Marks
Lutheran church will be entertained
this evening In the church parlors by
the Ladies' Aid Of the church.
Invitations have been issued to
forty-1ve guests. and elaborate prep
arations have been made for their~en-
tertainment
A three-coursc dinner will be
served at 6 O'clock, and Rev. Z. O.
Armbruster will be the POSTMASTER.
There will be a. short program. p nix
and white tulips will be used on the
tables. and there will be patriotic
appointments. On the committee to
made dinner arrangements are Mes
danes Chas. Roaring, d. O.. Over
aker, r. Hendrickson and Franz
Wentz. The general arrangements
committee is comprised Of Mrs. j.
N. Black. Mrs. George Moore, and
Mrs. Will Davis. "
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Announcements is made that Alvin

Announcement is made that Alvin
Purcell will play the reading maie
role in ,:"Katcha-Koo," tho operetta
which islto be presented here
early in March under the auspices of
the Business and Professional
Women.s club. Mr.. Purcell. as
''Katcha-Koo," is a '~prayerful Hindu
fakir, who, through the donning Of a
magic garment Of apparel, gains the
ability to perform wonderful works.
1t later develops that he is an Ameri-
can in disguise. The" role is an ex-
ceedinEly clever one.
Last evening, rehearsal was held
for the host Of beautiful Oriental
ladies who will appear in the play in
all the gorgeous costuming that is
characteristic OF the East. The chil-
dren's choruscs have held regular
practices for the past week, and they
are progressing very we'll, according
to Miss Edna Jane Gait director.
X j. K
Miss Anne DeGagne, Second street.
East Grand Forks, entertained a
group Of her friends lat Il toboggan
party on Wednesday evening. y
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A bo,no economica c,ub Of 4 coIler,

A home economics club Of q college
in Moorhead, Mimi, just across the
Red river from fargo, az Also begun
a study Of correct bearing.
IT believe that all the. advertising
that has been put on the subject Of
etiquette has Influenced people to be-
come interested in the subject" said
Miss Rynning. They constantly see
pictures in the MAGAZINES of people
doing the improper thing with heavy
type shouting at them, What would
you do in this predicament? Finally
their interest is aroused"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-23

He crept 10 the edge Of the rock. that
FORMED the entrance Of his h6uee.
there was seen to be moving antons
the trees not far away a living thing
that was surely the most peculiar
looking creature that Tinker Bob had
ever looked upon. He was 80 anxious
to see that fellow closer that he could
scarcely contain himself. DO you
see that creature silky" he whisper
cd.
silky was not interested in seeine
any creatures Just then. He was on
~ Interested in watching Mr.. Lion
that he didn't take a notion to pqunce
upon him. Look silky" said the
King again. Il wonder il that fellow
will come this way"
Silky did look once and what he say
was 50 astonishing that he did not
rubbed his eyes and again looked.
"Why that looks like a walking tree}>
Tomorfow-The Walking Tfee.
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4 university Y. W. c. A.-Y. M. {

4 university Y. W. c.. A.-Y. NJ. c.
a. mixer will be held in the womeu's
gymnasium OF Saturday evening, be-
ginning at. 8 o'clock. and theScommit-
toe in charge promises a. lively even
ing to all those attending.
The University band will be on hand
to furnish music all during the even
ing, and four faculty members will
contribute humorous sketches to the
program. There will also be a. group
Of stunts staged by the students.
Refreshments will be served during
the evening.
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The committee in charge an
n ssy.n s, foi,ow,nf profram e be
Of the Luther league Of the Swedish
Lutheran church.:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-23
JUNIOR STUDENTS.
TO GIVE RECITAL

The Junior piano pupils OF the Wes-
ley conservatory of music will give a
recital in the city studio on Friday
afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock. The pro-
gram follows:
Courage $3.50. .......... Virgil
Elda She'll.
Ina Gondola Helms
Stella Erickson.
Pussy .........., Eilenbcrg
Edna Carl.
Waltz Grelg
Helen Fall.
Morning Song. Deveaux
Dorothy Benis.
Pixies Asleep Brown
Thora Hoff. .
La Gondola ...s... Reynolds
Evelyn Olson.
Boat Song Virgil
Gwendolyn Sibell.
Song Of the Sea She'll. .Krog1nann
Marjorie Jones.
Pixies Good Night Song Brown
Ruth Burchard.
Tarantelle ........... Burgmuller
Jean P%anovitZ. o..
Beauty in the Rose Garden. Mcdowell
Ethel Olson. -g. Is
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The expression classes Of the Bust
ness and Professional Women's club,
which have been meeting with Mrs.
Laura. Wickard each week, will not
meet for their next class until March
10, the postponement being due TO the
staging Of the operetta, "kafcha-
Koo." in which any OF the students
in Mrs. Wickard's classes are partici-
pating.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-23

cartpgs VII give their annual formal
PARTIES this Weekend; the first to sge
gwen by AlpfR. Phi sorority on
evening in Guild hall between the
hogrs % 1880 and 1880 o'clock.
on saturday evening, the Kappa
alpha, Tneta sorority VIII have theis
lofmai, whtch VIII pc gwen IN Guild
I:oV. The .aorerityf,colors OF
1L1ck Ano gEIa VII De ~ 70 uec-
9tate = lall.on inis .oseasi9ni MISS
1lAIY oMIIH HAlnl tne Qscs
o!1 - c9MMHII!tsee; aHo.s4eu " .Peans
soe 1919 q .9aass AIe!A.1s y! i me
1nor tnf eneninS y Deins;
ers ~ w sanSs 1 pCt.s f1Sn9 a asrf, ). ON ~
Sndsrson b. general e charge the
aAalr
the a N charge an
nounces program 70 be
t.ven tn!s svenins before me Eee5ing
6f inc Luther league OF ne SWedish
Lutheran church:
Song-League.
Scripture Reading and PA YER
HonE-Ieast ne.
Piano S0loLThelma rRystad.
RsadinI-sonia Nelson.
ReadinE-Miss katherine Whitley.
Vocal Soio-Myrtle Ryaad:
0on1-LAaEus.
The meeting will be held in the
parIors Of the church, and the host
esses. Masdames G.. A./Crolin and s.
Sundecn. Will serve Refreshments at
ter the prokrAfn.
i y \
An old -fashioned hard. +,nae marty
will be- Given tonight IN the aidffori.
I'm, ~ ct. Morr,,s oh,,roh 4orI +h{. x.,,il
Ia Tho iast rartv ~ 10 m,nraoraa Nv
tie social cnmna;ttae hafnra +he Ion,
ten ~ : onAns 'Ao
TSe y,es w,,l coma in "hobon
COSTUME ana thera uiii .hsraA prn,,n ~
rfSxS-1s'
Vii ne in Itnh 9th aRohn"r "a ners ana
stunts. IN 4 that Tiers IL har-
n1or1y. the players in Etnard's frst Or
.chestra viii also be dreSsed in hard
time style. Fines are to be Imposed
on all persons appearing in ane dress
garb.
Prizes will be awarded the persons
wearing the best and poorest cos
tunes.
+ X 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mcdonald Of Jol-
| iette. N. D.. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
D. Spence, 702 South Fourth street.
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OFINTEREsT TO WOMEN

All news Information or tn onau page If the morning edition
g g IN "a s a s honid he he in ~ ne hanas o the sGatsonr of II, thsa t RAGS before
publication onSthe womens IA IN the morning edition OF. IN following
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-25
La Hernia Mata 1000
lndividuos Anualmente

Mueren anualments siete mil personAs
, 81 certi6cado de defunci6n dce Her
MIA" tPOr au6g Porque estos desdichados
no han teDdo cuidado de eIlos mismos. Sc
han abandonado 0 simpiemente han cuidsdo
del sintoma ia hinchaz6n) de ls parte afec
taAA sin Doner atenci6n Ii causa. lQu4
eFtA I'd. hacienda Sc esta I'd. abandonan
90 usand0 un braguero, alguna aplica-
eion como quiers llamsrso9 Ell braguero
enapdo mas es nm palliative. un falso SOS.
ten vuesto para Droteger un muro que sc
uarrumba del cual no SO puede esperar
mas oue una ayuda mecGnica. La preston
aue. ejerce sobre el lugaI retarda a los mlis-
cqlos debiltados de 10 que. mas necesitan:
~ alimeuto
Pero To ciencia ma encontrado url mod0,
fndos aQuellns que padecen con los prague
fna. queaan invitsdos hacer una pruebs
NkATIS may privadamente en- sus propiae
feBas FL mftodo PLAPAO es incuestiona.
blenente Ell metodo mas cientffco l6gico y
de mayor exito que Sc conoce en- 81 mundo
para tratar Ia hernia.
Ei sscolchoneillo'' PLAPAO, cuanco So
adhere Al cnerDo no llega nunca a resba-
Inrke nj salirse del lugar. por cnya ra-
son npnca raspa nj pellizca Tan suave co.
mo el terciopelo--fAcil de arliear--sin cos,
70. Sc pHede usary dnrante e trabaio du.
rAnfe al auaRo. No tiene correas nj ne
billaR nj resortes.
Anrenda I'D como carrar la abertura de
Il hernia, como 10 manda Ia naturalaza ps
- one Ia hernia NO se salga para abajo.
-.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-25

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados se-
ran recibidas por Ell Comisionado NUM-
cipal de Servicio Pdblico, Policia y Fri
stones del Municipio de Yauco, P. r. en-
su oicna, hasta las nueve A. M. del dia
15 de Septielnbre de 1922, qaedando
cerrada en- dicha fecha y hora la admi-
sion de proposiciones y abriendose las
va recibidas una hora despuSs, en- la
Casa Ayuntamiento de Xauco, P. r.,
para ser consideradas por la Junta de
Subasta del Municipio para la Venta
de la emission Ge bonos destinados a
mejoras pdblicas y otros fines por la
suma de $130,0oo un inter6s no mayor
del seis por cisnto annual, pagadero Sc
mestralmente. Dichos bonos llevar&n la
fecha de Julio / de 1922 seran redi-
midos en- dos plazos anuaies, vencien-
do el primer plazo en- Julio primero de
1924. Los primeros intereses seran pa
gados ell l de Enero de 1928.
Los bonos cue venzan despues del
primero de julio de 1910 podran ser re-
dimidos en- su totalidad en- parte, a
opci6n del Municipio de Yauco, por su
valor a la par en- cualquiera de los
dias senalados para el pago de intereses.
Los bonos seran emitidos en- forma
do cup6n, de la denomination de $1,000
cada uno. Tanto Ell principal como los
intereses seran pagados y los bonos en-
t1egados en- cualquier banco banco
de dep6sito en- Washington, D. c., New
York Puerto Rico, a eleccion del com
prador, para ser designado por Ell Con-
cejo de Administrator de Yauco. e.
comprador tendra que pagar en- adici6n
al importe de su cferta, los interesea
acumulados hasta la fecha de la entrega
de los bonos.
Estos bonos estan exentos del pagc
de contribuciones en- Estados Unidos y
en- Puerto Rico.
Estos bonos pueden ser aceptados
per el gobierno de Puerto Rico en- ga.
rantia CO deD6sito de fondos de dicho
gobierno como fianza que las leyes de
Puerto Rico exigen para ser depositados
en- ell Departamento de Hacienda.
Ell Consejo Executive de Puerto Rice
ha empenado la buena fe de Ell Pueblo
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de Puerto Rico para Ell pago del prln-
cipal intereses de estos bonos.
Las proposiciones para la compra de
dichos bonos tienen que venir acompa-
fladas de checue certifcado o giro ban
carlo por ell dos por ciento del valor a
la par de los bonos contra cualquler
banco nacional de Estados Unidos
contra cualquiera de los bancos que
Lacen negocios en- Puerto Rico, favor
Gel Comisionado de Hacienda de Yauco,
Puerto Rico, en- dinero effective, como
garantia de buena fe.
Cualquier postor podra asistir al acto
de la aperture de las proposiciones, bien
en- persona por medic de un agente
o de un abogado. Las proposiciones de-
heran presentarse en- pliegos cerrados
dirigirse al CoNTISIoNADo DE SER
vICIo PUBLICo PoLIcIA Y PRIsIo
KES de YAUCo, P. R., escribiendose
en- el sobre de una manera clara. 10 81
guiente: Proposition para la corpra
de bonos del Municipio de Yauco".
Estos bonos SON emitidos de acuerdo
con Ia facultsd conferida los NUM-
cipios por la ley del Congreso de Esta-
COS Unidos titulada: 'tLey para Pro-
veer un Gobierno Civil para Puerto
Rico para Gtros Fines, aprobada en-
dos de Mario de 1917, y por los estatu-
tos de Puerto Rico vigentes, asi como
de acaerno con una ordenanza de la
Asamblea Municipal de Yauco, P. r.,
adoptada con arreglo a la ley.
Para otros informes diriiase al Conf
sionado Municipal de Servicio Publ
CO, Policia Prisiones del Municipio
de Yauco, P. B., al Tesorero de
Puerto Rico. San Juan. P. r.
Yauco, Puerto Rico, Julio % de 1929.
DOMINGO vIvALDI PACHEco.
Comisionado Municipal de Serv.
Phblico Policia v Prisiones.
Advt.
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Notas de sport

Continuation de la "a. pag.)
seis toletazos de cuatro esquinas duran
te este pay. Y ademas de ESQ, Ell
Columbus tuvo que retirarse en- Ia
octava tanda, rues su gran Bonilla es-
taba fuera de combage
Ell JUEG0 DE LA TARDE
A las tres de la tarde empezo el de-
safio ocupando ell ssb0x'' Gaviota, del
: Ensenada. = El umpire di6 Ia voz de
pay. y Yournet va al palo, siendo
ponchado. mientras que Emiliano sa-
luda con ell primer hit, siendo sacado
out al escalar la segunda. Asl sigiuo
la Iucha hasta Ell cuarto inning en-
que Ell Radio Sc anota la primera
carrera despu6s 6e haber- Hbrado un
tremendo toletazo por la izQnierda, CO.
rriendo las cuatro esQuirtas. El quin-
to, sexto y s6timo son fatales para el
: Radio, mientras que los azucareros
Sc anotan dos en- Ell quinto v tres en-
Ell sexto, psro no Sc anotaron mas Ca
rreraS en- toda Ia tarde. FL kadlo !,
por su parte, anot6 dos en- el octave
y una en- el noveno, hacienda tln total
de cuatro, contra cinco que tenian sua
conterfentes.
He aqui el ''score':
Radio: 0 DOL 0 0 0 Ia
Ensenada: O 90 O 2 3 90 Ks
Baterias por el Radio, Erniliano
Tcfiin v de Ia Cruz.
Z antes de parminar queremos con-
signar nuastra rrotesta. Como va he.
mos dicho antes, todas las novenas de
Mayagiiez tienen al umpire Ten con.
ira. siempre que juegan en- otro gall
nero. Aqui sucedio igual. Al estar Youi
ilst robando la segunda, Gaviota tira
pero Yournet Sc tira de ''slide'', en-.
trando 'safe'' Bonilla no quiso CO.
rrer, como era su deber, antes' 6s de-
cidir. KIKE.
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Acosro 25, 1922.
AYuDE A LOS N1Nos PoBREs

Es necesario que en- caGa munl-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la So
ciedad filantr6pica Gel Zapato de
los Ninos Pobres". Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace varios
afios en- San Juan, con tanto exlto
que poder4os asegurar que todos los
nifios pobres que asisten las es-
cuelas van debidamente calzados.
No Sc necesita hacer SACRIFICES
aceptamos cualquier donativo por in
significante que sea. Mandelo hoy
mismo 81 usted desea, Ia senora
MARIA T. DE SUAREz.
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Ell DEpoRTE EN- coMER1o

Ell domingo Sc llev0 efecto en- la Ii
ga Popular, de egta poblacion, ell
anrnciado "match'' entire las novenas
."A1l Aibonito'' Popular
A las diez de la mafiana di6 comien-
20 Ell primer desaffo, en- ell cual los
frios" recibisron una tremenda paliza.
FL 'score" fue ell siguients:
A. Aibonito 0O001 OIL
Ell Popular 62100 x-14
Baterias por 'Aibonito'':. Mallias y
Torres; por Popular Bonitez y
Eaez.
Por la tardo los de Aibonito aposta-
ban a su novena puas crfan que el desa
flo de la n1ahana habia sido una farsa
y que el Popular caeria prontamenta
ante las ametralladoras ''frias''.
Entradas por carreras:
Aibonito 013 o o o o 0-5
Popular o1 10 2 90 8 x-12
Raterias: Aibonito: Ma1lias, Agapi-
to y Diaz; Popular, Benitez Baes.
Base por bolas; Aibonito y Popu
lar 5; struck outs Aibonito y Po
pular 9. e
Umpires: Benitez, Carmona y Vega.
El pr6ximo domingo mediran sus fuer
zas en- la liga Gle esta poblac:6n, Ell
'Bayam6n'' ell Popular
RIVERSIDE.
Comerio.
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PoR Ell MUNDo DE LA PELoTA

Tras los esfuerzos del manager
Rogue, de la novena ''Puerto Rico,
veremos dcsfilar por esta Capital los
mejores teams de pelota de la Isla.
Hasta acui ell programa Gel Puer-
to Rico Base Ball Club Sc viene cum
pliendo al pie de la letra Ell pasa-
do domingo 20 pudimos presenciar
los juegos. con el "Ponce Stars, Y
para ell proximo domingo 27 va ha 81
do contratado ell famoso Maya
gucz", el que iugara por la MANA
ma en- la Liga Insular y por la tar
de en- la .Liga de Caguas contra ell
Puerto Rico. Ansiesos ,esperamos
yer dichos encuentros, donde el en-
tusiasmo habra dc ser mayor que pa
ra los juegos del 20 debido que va
haces tempo no vemos por la loza
al "Mayaguez".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-25

El debut de las "Estrellas Domini-
.canas'' tendra lugar en- la ciudad de
Ponce Ell II de septiembre, y sera pro
hablemente con los Cardenales del Oes
te, jugando despues en- Ia misma Liga
y on otras de, la isla, con nuestros me-
jores clubs.
Buena suerte deseamos a nuestros be
lctaris en- esos encuentros.
BOB.
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de
Saratoga

ST sus digestiones son labo-
riosas. Si la dyspepsia Ie hace SUI
FFH. ST las funciones de su est6-
mago y su higado no estan re-
gularizadas. pruebe ell aqua d.
gestiva de Saratoga. narca
.Ceyser" y podra usted digerir
hasta piedras. ST miles de per.
sonas reciben, yendo a Sarato-
ga, la ventaja de estas naaravi-
.iIosas aguas i.por que no ha de
reciDirla listed igual? Pruebe
una sofa boteia. De venta en-
Farnacia, HoteIes y CoImados.
Sc solicitan agentss.
Representante:
c. e. WYNaAAs.
Allen 81. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-25

Aconsejo a Jos teams que juegen
en- la Liga Insular que para dar al
p1blico oportunidad de ver los desa-
ffos &c base ball durante la manana
v luego asistir al hipodromo por Ia
tarde, los juegos por la manana en-
piecen las 9:30 las 1000, dan
do cportunidad a que no Sc prolon-
guen mas de las 1880.
Empecemos el juego del "Maya-
guez" "Puerto Rico" ell domingo 81
por la manana, vereis cuan practi-
ca es nuestra recommendation.
GUERRISH il.
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UN ADoRADoR DE BAco

En- 'sl barrio ssTras Talleres'', San
turce, la polieia sorprendi6 Flora Ri
vera en- los momentos en- que transpor-
taba cuatro litros de ron "cahita'' !.
FL Comisionado de la Corte Federal
Mr.. Fable, le exigi6 la delincuente UNI
fianza de $780,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-25

Magnifico resultado han venido
dando las famcsas bolas RAWLINGS,
garantizadas para dar servicio du-
rante 27 innings, v las cuales vende
cl amigo L. J. ROGUE. En- los juegos
del domingo 20 no Sc uso otra bola
que la RAWLINGS, y apesar ds la
formidable baterfa, pudimos yer que
no sufrieron desperfecto alguno Di
chas bolas son grandemcnte soIicita-
das por los buenos peloteris, y hoy
en- ola son usadas por las ligas de
San Juan, Ponce, Caguas Guaya-
ma, sin duda alguna, una vez que
sean conocidas por los managers de
las dennas ligas de la isla, no prefe-
riran otra sino la RAWLINGS.