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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16

de Faiardo; j. Benitez Santana, juez
de Paz de Fajardo; Luis G. Camacho,
iuez municipal de Guayama; Ttancis-
co Marcano Santini, marshal de Ia Cor
te municipal de Rio Piedras y Manuel
Cordov6s Arana, juez municipal de Hu-
macao.
Sc presento entonces la considera-
cion del Senado Ell nombramiento de
don Agustin E. Font, para fiscal de
Ponce.
Ell senior Tous Soto, present6 una mo
cion para que el nombramiento Sc re-
mitiese otra vez al seno del Comite y
Sc procediese a investigar algunos car
gos, que 6l considerable de extrema gra-
vedad en- que estaba envuelta la ho-
norabilidad cernpetencia del funcio-
mario dijo que en- la investigation y
exoneracion debia estar interesado ell
propio candidate.
Ell senador Benitez sostuvo el infor
me manifesto que va ell Comite habia
considerable los cargos, los cuales no
pudo darseles cr6dito, pues que habia
despu6s tempo de investigators por me
diaci6n del Departamento de Justicia
Y proceder a la destitucion' del funcio-
mario 81 era culpable.
Con este motive Sc suscit6 I'm debate
en- el que intervinieron los senores Her
randez lopez, Martinez Nadal Tous
Soto, y puesto votaci6n ell nombra-
miento fue aprobado con el voto en-
contra de los senadores Tous Soto y
Martinez Nada1 quienes explicaron su
voto, fundamentandol en- que no ha
bian sido previamente consult7dos
porque, ademas, habiendo cargos de
grave indole moral contra el funciona-
rio propuesto, ha debido procederse a
investigators para que no Quedara Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
JUNTA GENERAL DEL CREDITO.
Y AHORRO PONCENO !

En- las Ofcinas del Credito y Aho-
'rro Ponceno, establecido en- la Per-
la del aSur, Sc sllevo a efecto como
habia sido anunciada, sala Junta de
Accionistas, tautorizada por ell .Regla-
mento, del Banco. En- dicha reunion
ell ST.. Jose "a Negrons Sanjurjo,- Di-
rector -Genente de la referida casa
bancaria, lego un informe comparat
two del progreso {economico alcan
zado por ell l9Credito y Ahorro Pom
ceno, durante ell ultimo semestre.
La Junta acordo repartir un' por
ciento por acci6n como anticipo del
dividendo correspondence al ano
1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
En- una reunion de Ia Junta Dr.
rectiva de la Casa de Espa1a
Sc acOrd0 enviiar cablegramas
a Espa1a en- favor del cafe
de Puerto Rico
Sc acord6 interceder cerca de losDe-
legados al Congreso espanol
de Ultramar

nimidad fue aprobado que Sc dirija un
cablegrama a don Jose Perez Losa-
da, Presidente de la Delegation de
Puerto Rico ante ell citado ,Congreso,
para que gestione ante quien CORES
ponda que sea favorecido el cafe de ia
isla en- ell pr6ximo tratado comerc1sl
mechanics justas compensaciones en- los
articulos q1paholes.
Asimismo Sc acordo recomendar a
los comerciantes que residan en- IA IS
la, fuera de San Juan, para que pres
ten SUI valioso concurso a estas gestio-
nes.
UN CABLEGRAMA:
Cumpliendo 10 acordado en- esta reu-
Mon Sc envi6 Embellishments al Sc
FOR Perez Logada el siguiente cable
grama:
Redacci6n de A. B. G.
Para Perez Losada, Madrid
Junta Central con asistencia Consul
y Presidente Casino acord6 recomendar
lie que gestione ante quien corresr ron5a
protection cafe de Puerto Rico, medjan
tie justas compensaciones articulos es-
pafoles.
zoRRILLA,
Vice-presidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16

dad sobre el partido radical. La des-
tituci6n que ha hecho Alvear de mu-
chos empleados los cuales ha acu-
sado de muy POGO escrupulosos ha
producido NAL efecto EN- el eX-presi-
dente Los empleados que han 81
do destitufdos fueron colocados por
Higoyen.
Ell hecho de haber cobrado la Ad-
ministracion de Alvear un aumento
de $3,339,918 en-, ,contribuciones en-, los
cuatro primeros meses del. a1o ha
hecho ~sospechar a Alvear que duran
tie la Administrator de Irigoyen Sc
cometieron numerosos fraudes.
Los adeptos de Irigoyen han reci-
bido estas manifestations con pro-
testas.
Las simpatfas de los congresistas
stan del lado de Irigoyen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
ImpOrtant

Ell Lcdo. ARTURO o'NEIL comunica
los comerciantes de San Juan la
Isla, y al pdblico en- general que tiene
constituida, bajo su direction profe-
sional, una Agepcia de Cobros, para
diligenciar la cobranza de cuentas, poe
la via judicial extraiudicial. P. O
Box ss3, Tel. 1475, Allen No. % (altos)
San Juan, P. 3, Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
Ell EX-COMANDANTE IRIARTE

Hoy lego a San Juan ell distin-
guido Comandante Iriarte, elemento
prestigioso de la sociedad capitalina
V muy querido entire sus numerosas
amistades. FL Comandante Iriarte,
licenciado recientemente con honrosas
califcaciones regresa de los Estados
Unidos con la representation para
la isla de conocidas casas manufac-
tureras de maquinarias para hacien-
das, automobiles, etc.
Saludamos afectuosamente al que
rido amigo lie deseamos los mayo
res exitos en- su nueva empresa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
ECOS DEL
PUERTO
ENTRADAS

Ell vapor colonial frances est. Ra-
phael' negara pasado mafiana, 18 de
iulio. procedente de Santo Domingo
en- v:aie para Guadalupe Martinica.
Ell 18 Ilegar5 San Juan, proceden-
te de Cuba Santo Domingo ell vapor
cubano "Habana".
A fines de mes llegara a este puerto
procedente de Santo Domingo Ell vapor
holandes "Aurora" en- viaje de regre-
so a Europa.
En- la mafana de hoy lego de Sue-
va York con carga, correspondence y
pasajeros ell vapor "san Lorenzo.
Ell vapor 'Fsan Juan de la New
York and Porto Rico S. S. Co. que salio
ell dia de Nueva York directamente
para los puertos de Arroyo, Ponca Ma
yaguez, Aguadilla Y Arec-bo llegara
manana a San Juan
Ell dia 20 llegara San Juan ell va
por americana "Lake Slavi" de Ia
Lykes Line con carga general para la
Tsla. Ell "Lake Slavi'' llega QrCceden
te de los puertos del Golfo, y de Ia IA
bana.
Aver Sc esperaba en- este pue1So ell
vapor Caracas" de la Red "D'' Line
procedente de La Guayra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16

s -Solicitanse agentes expertos en- cos
turas de trajes. Deben producer gran
des cantidades Trabajo todo ell alo.
Pagamos buenos precios Especifique
quien ha trabajado anteriormente.
Dirijase a Apartado GAO, Ponce,
p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
LA HARINA A SO 5-8

CHICAGO, julio IS. Omitted Press.)
Las tltimas cotizaciones del mercado
demuestran que ell trigo ha bajado a
90 5l8. punto al cual solamente lego
en- 1914,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
Ell OBISPO DE CHELMSFORD
FALLECE EN- LONDRES

LoNDEEs, julio Is. Omitted Press)
En- esta ciudad ha fallecido la edad
de sesenta y dos amos, Ell ilustre Obs
po de CHELMSFORD.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
Varias poblaciones de ZaratOga
han siidO arruinadas recientemen-
tie por un fuerte temporal LOS
moros tirotean el pen0n
de AIhucemas
Hoy Sc reaIizard ell vuelo trasconti-
mental. -Muere un famoso bacte-
re6logo poIaco

plano para realizar ell vuelo trascon-
tinental. pero tuvo que desistir debido
a las condolences POGO favorab!es del
tempo.
Manana (hoy) 81 10 permite Ell item
po, nevara a cabo su anunciado vue-
10.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
FL NOMBRAMIENTO DEL LICDO.
FONT FUE CONFIRMADO POR
FL SENADO

reputation del candidate envuelta en-
nebuloSas.
He aqui ell voto disidente de Igle-
sias, respecto de los nombramientos de
jueces municipales de Fajardo y de Qua
yama:
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PARIS. julio Is. Omitted Press)
.Ha muerto en- Amous, la edad de
cinuenta ocho amos, el famoso bac-
teleologo polaco Alexandra Marmorek.
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MELILLA, julio Is. Omitted Press.)
Hoy en- las primeras horas de Ia ma
fana los moros rebeldes que tienen re-
concentrates fuerzas en- las cercanlas
del area de Alhucemas, tirotearon du
rante breves momentos el Penon de
Alhucemas. Las tropas espanolas con-
testaron ell ataque de los moros ca
nonazos, silenciando ell fuego enemigo'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
SALIDAS

FL jueves pr6ximo saldra de San
Juan para Nueva York ell vapor "San
Lorenzo" con carga, pasajeros CO.
rrespondencia para ei Norte. De Nue.
va York saldra ell mismo dia ell vapor
Ponce para San Juan.
El sabado Jltimo sali6 de Nueva
York para esta ell vapor "Filadelfia"
de la ''Red D Line", con carga, CO.
rrespondencia y pasajeros para la isla.
Ell 'Filadelphia'' llegara San Juan
ell dia 10 del corriente.
Ell dia 20 saldra ell vapor ''Filadel
ia'' para los puertos de Mayagiez, Gu
razao, La Guayra y Puerto Cabello,
regresando a San Juan a fines de mes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16

I'll douIlJO QOl -CdIO N6 uOl W LO1CO %
ia siendo objeto de mlltiples y serias
consideraciones no solo por parte de
nuestras autoridades sino de todos los
cosecheros de cafe de la Isla demas
institucionts interesadas EN- Ell asunto.
Las actuaciones. sobre el particular
del Comisionado de Agriculture Ira
bajo son va conocidas, asi como las de
los cosocheros de cafe, quienes enviaron
numerosos cablegramas a Espafia para
que Sc rebaje la tarifa que rige sobre
el cafe de Puerto Rico en- aquella pc
ninsula en- ell pr6ximo tratado conner
cial con los Estados Unidos. a
!, IA CASA DE EsPANA..
= La Casa de Espana toma cartas en- eli
asRnto, intercediendo en- favor de nues
tro cafe, A prop6sito, en- la noche del
viernes sGltimo la Junta Central de lai
Casa de Espsha. Sc reuni6 en- los sa-
lones 'del Casino Espahol. Asistieron:
el Consul de Espafia; ssfor Freyre; don
Rafael Fabian, Presidente del Casino
Espanol; don Enrique zorrilla, Vice Pre-
sidente de la Casa de Espafia; ell Teso-
srero, don Felix suarez; el vice-tesore-
3rp, dom Jose Ma. del Vale; ell contador,
don Anselmo Soroeta; ell vice conta-
dor, don Angel Abarca, los vocales don
Pedro5 Bolivar; don Apollo z. Portilla;
dom Francisco Freiria; y ell secretario
don Diego Agiieros; ell Presidente de
las Local de San Juan, don Cecilto MO
ran.
sfS Sc discuti6 detenidamente ell punto
one era motive de la reunion este es-
Ia pretecci6n para ell cafe de Puerto Ri
co, iy despu6s de un largo cambio de
impresionesI toidas las opiniones de to-
dos teniendo en- cuenta que la pro
tecci6n del cafe fu6 objeto de especial
I aatencion en- la Asamblea del Concrete
Bsipafiol3 de Puerto Rico celebrada en- Ell
mes de9enero de este aio y que este
mismQf asunto fu6 tambi6n recomenda-
do allyt eficazmente la Delegation
nombrada para representa- este Co.
mereio en- ell Primer Congreso del Co
mercio Espahol en- Ultramar celebrado
tiltimamente en- Madrid, Barcelona y
Sevilla. Sc acord6 interceder cerca de
Los delegados la convention para dis
! cutir ell tratado comercial entire Espa-
fa los Estados Unidos por ell cafk
de Puerto Rico Y al efecto, ,propuso
el senior Jose M. del Vale por una
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MADRID, julio Is. Omitted Presso
I'm fuerte temporal ha destruido las
cosechas y plantaciones de los campos
de zaragoza. La violencia de la tor
menta cause enormes ruinas en- las po-
bIaciones de Agram6n, Daroca, Alaja-
nj, Luna, Villanueva, donde Sc han
perdido totalmente las producciones
agricolas.
En- Avila la tormenta de granIzo
ha ocasionado grandes danos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16

WASHINGTON, julio IS. Omitted
Press.)-El aviador MIR. Maughan ira
to nuevamente de elevarse en- su aero
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Continuation de la Ia. pagina)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18
III I'D, soil Ct fANK,
hEiB 70 100000
HaIfbreed Lad May Get Royal
ties From Oil Wells.

Newkirk, Okla.-A Filipino boy OF
thirteen is believed to be heir to mil
lions of dollars of oil royalties from
local wells. Dugal Carmichael, who
died after army service in the Philip
pines, did not get to enjoy sudden
riches from the oil strike on his land
here, but his son by Filipino wife
may get the wealth.
Grygorio yelasquez Carmichael is
the boys name and he now has a
guardian and formidable group OF
attorneys to fight for his share IN hlss
fathers land. 1t is believed Gre
gorio's share is in excess of $7,OG0,000.
Royalties covering twoweeks period
recently aggregated $4,000.
All the years of Gregorios life have
been spent in an inland town, remote
from civilization, on one of the lesser
of the Philippine group of islands.
There in the small city of Arayat,
Province of Pampanga, he has played
in the half wild, tropical foothills, on
the streets of the little inland town.
Almost two years have been spent
in searching and attempts to get in
communication with the small son of
Dugal Carmichael. Part of this time
this search was carried on by Federico
NJ. UNISON, young native lawyer of
the island, who had been classmate
of local attorney in Northern uni
yersity
Scant trace had been left of Car
michael in the ranks of the United
States army The hunt was made
the more difficult since the soldiers
widow had remarked
Whether Gregorio is the son of Du-
gM Carmichael will be determined
either by concession of the interested
oil companies or by Il court battle.
Another Filipino woman also is claim
ing her son is a son Of Carmichael.
The Comar and Maryland Oil com
panies hold leases on the Carmichael
property.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18

COMING EVENTS


Ivyhurst Club-Annual Christmas
dinner at one o'clock Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Frank Yangle.
Eastern Star-Ru by Chapter No.
9. O. E. S., will meet Wednesday eve
ming in the Masonic temple. Brother
members will initiate. Refreshments
will be served
PRESBYTERIAN Church-The Broth
erhood will meet Thursday evening
at $50 o'clock for banquet and
program. Professor Harrison G. Dale
will speak on present Economic
Conditions and Outlook" j. S. Heck
athorn. on "Our Investment" and D.
RaynaIdo on Business for Profit
and Service There will be special
music.
Boy Scout, Troop No Meeting
Wednesday evening. Prof. Chenoweth
and his brother will entertain with
some interesting stories. Plans will
also be made for a three-days' hike
during the Christmas vacation.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18
PERSONAL MENTION
+ + + + + + + + + + + + = + 4

Mrs. Ruth Broman Ellington, Of
Pullman, spent Tuesday in Moscow
shopping and visiting old friends.
w. C. Thompson, field secretary
for the mission board Of the Advent
list church, in the Inland Empire. is
in Moscow, working with Rev. VIM
Westerhout in securing funds for re-
lief work in the Near East.
East.
ALI members of the Historical club
who have books to send to the in
dustrial home, are requested to leave
them at the club rooms in the library
before Friday, as the box must be
sent Friday.
The intermediate department of the
Methodist Sunday school has ar
ranged a Christmas program to be
given Friday evening in their rooms
in the temple All parents OF the
children are invited. Program begins
at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Gano are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of son Jay
Miles," whose advent in Moscow was
made Monday. Mrs. Gano and son
are at the Gritman hospital.
Floyd Snow, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Snow, who is i'll with meas
les at the home of his grandmother,
is much I'm proved.
Mrs. L. w. Dawson and daughter,
IF Pullman, spent Tuesday IN MOSCOW
shopping.
L. Sodorff, of Pennington, WASH,
is in Moscow to spend his Christmas
vacation, at the home OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Sodorff
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hagan and
daughter. of Blaine, were in Moscow
Monday, doing Christmas shopping.
Mrs. F. Russell is spending few
days at the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ l.. Taylor.
The three children of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. M. Mccoy are quarantined with the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18
cart.

cart.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Evans of Gen
esee spent Monday in Moscow, visit
ing at the home of his aunt, Mrs
j. e. Moore, on South Almon street
Mr. and Mrs. Eb Martin were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
G. Bumbarner Sunday.
A. Erickson, from north of Moscow
was in town Monday on business.
Miss Effie Whitmore went to Spo-
kane Monday to spend the holiday
season.
Mrs. Emma Evans of Redmond
CAL, who is visiting relatives in Mos
COW, and who has been i'll in a local
hospital, is reported much improved
D. E. Stevenson of Vancouver, B.
c., is visiting at the home of his
brother DR.. J. w. Stevenson. Mr..
Stevenson will later proceed to Calf
ornia for the winter.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frazier and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Draper have re-
turned home from a weekend visit in
Lewiston. c. A. Gummere, who has
been visiting in Moscow, accompan-
led them back to his home in Lewis
ton.
Jimmie LitchfieId drew the big sled
at Bratton's last Saturday evening
Mrs. A. J. Simmonson got the little
wagon and Mr. Robbins the little
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18
Skulls Possibly Indian Link.

Avalon, Santa Catalina islands,
Skulls recently unearthed at Santa
barbara by the Smithsonian lnstltu-
ion expedition may prove to be a
connecting link between early ASH
tic tribes and the American Indian,
.;ither than the missing link be-
,ween the Indian and the man of the
Ncanderthal period, Ralph Glidden,
lrthronologist connected with the
tfeye Foundation of the American In
ian, said.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18
Kaiser's Picture
in Concealed Room

Observation-Disclosures panel
in the main hall of the Levia-
than. one of the liners stewards
discovered on a recent trip
fully equipped barber shop in
which were scattered number
of picture postcards of Kaiser
Wilhelm, the crown prince and
the other former royal person
ages Of Germany.
One of the Leviathan's Off
GERS expressed surprise that
American naval men had never
discovered the secret room when
they thoroughly searched the
liner before using her as a war
transport
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18

how to put their material over to the
satisfaction and delight of their aud
itors. Billy Tam furnishes his quo
ia of comedy as an eccentric coined
ian. He does bit of everything, but
does it well and in an entertaining
manner. Allen &c Allen feature their
aerial novelty of strength and beauty
showing many thrilling and sensa-
tiona1 novelties that are destined to
prove popular and entertaining.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18

talented young ladies in singing,
whistling and dancing revue. show
ability and class as terpsichorian art
lists whose versatility has no limit.
They offer an act that is charmingly
,costumed. All of their numbers are
carefully selected and done with ex-
quisite taste and artistry. Elliott &
Burke in ooh Henry" are a comedy
producing couple with a penchant for
laughter and knowledge of knowing
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18
POPULAR VAUDEVILLE NUM-
Der FOR IDAHO THURSDAY

Gay comedy, popular musical num-
bers, and aerial novelties are pleas
ingly mingled on the new vaudeville
bill at the Idaho theatre on Thursday
next.
The Four Dodges, a quartet of
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-18
DEMOCRATS
 TO MEET TUESDAY

A meeting of Juneau Democrats has teen called to take place at the of fees of Hellenthal and IIellenthal aext Tuesday evening, August 21, at 8 o'clock. The meeting is called for
 he purpose of discussing organiza- tion matters. As far as Jneau is concerned, this will be the first meeting looking to- s.1d preparation for participating in the next Democratic National Con-
 ention. There is a feelins among Democrats here, as elsewhere in the country, that their pal V will probably elect the next President, and they believe the Democrats of Alaska should be organized so there may be cooperation among them In meeting the situation.
 A call was issued for a meeting of Juneau Democrats to take place ear ly in the month, but it was post poned on account of the death of President Harding
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-18
NATIONAL PRESIDENT
 LEGION AUXILIARY
 IS ABOARD QUEEN

pr. Kate Waller Barrett, National President of the American Legion Auxiliary operations in the United States, is aboard the steamer Queen making the round trip in Southeastern Alaska She will be met at the boat by the following committee, Mrs. Belle Simpson, president of the local organization; John Ford Starr, Com mander of the local Legion Post; Mrs. Scott c. Bone and Mrs. Charles Skuse, and will be taken on an automobile thirp to Mendenhall Glacier.
 Members of the local Auxiliary will be at the boat on its arrival and departure and it is expected as many as possible will have their automo- piles to accompany the party on the trip to the Glacier.
 Dr. Barrett has advised the local Auxiliary that it is her desire to meet all he members of the organization. 1t was first planned for her to stop
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-18
ACNEW WINS IN ~ STRAIGHT SETS
 FROM BARRACAR
Takes Final Mems Singles Match Easily = Barra-
 gar Play Below Form.

Playing his usual consistent game and placing finely. while his opponent was away below his usual form. Agnew defeated Barragar yesterday in the final match of the mems sin. gles tournament of the Juneau Tennis Club and the title for the local court. Agnew Non in straight sets, the first two by love scores and the third 6-4.
 With his abandonment of his cus- tomary style of play, Barragar was consistently outplayed by his yiing- CT opponent The older player at tempted smashing service and re- turn in the first two sets which was disastrous for himself many points being lost when he drove or sar5el into the net In the final set he tried to meet Agnew's tactics with similar style of play but was not strong enough to win.
 Agnew's play was fast and many hard returns by his opponent were handled by him.
 In the mixed doubles play, w. s. Pullen and Mrs. Barragar da,eatad J. F. Mullen and Miss Cook In straight sets, GA and t6.3; E. Jacob sen and Mrs. White defeated MT. and Mrs. T. L. Allen two out of three, sets, 6-1. 3-6 and 6-1. The match was closer than the score in dicates, most of the games being closely contested and going to deuce scores.
 Only one match was scheduled for today, L. D. Henderson and MT. H. l.. Faulkner being scheduled to play J. E. Barrasar and Mrs. H. r. Nor ton at 2 o'clock.