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, 1923-09-26
PAIR SUSPECTED
OF H0LDUP OF
POKER CAME At
.LAVOYE SE|zED
Hack Saws Carried by
One as Precaution
Against Jail; $1,4O0
Is Taken by Bandits.

Three men, two of whom
are suspected of having had
a part in the holdup in a
basement gambling joint at
Lavoye Sunday night, when
ten alleged poker players
were relieved Of si.40o in cash. were
brought to Natropa county jail this
afternoon by Les Snow. deputy
sheriff.
The two hoidup suspects are
George and r. L. STANDBY. Sewn
in the trousers of one was found
three hack saws made out of thin
steel, showing that the man was
well prepared to saw out q few bars
If he found himself in~convenientiy
incarcerated. The pair had only
$50 on them when arrested.
The third man. George Terry. was
arrested for carrying concealed
weapons.
Two hundred dollars In the pocket
of ono of the victims of the Lavoye
hoidup was overlooked by the rob
bers when they searched for loot.
stick EN- up, was the only com
mand as the basement door leading
10 the room was opened Players in
a stud poker game in progress at
the time looked up into the muzzles
OF three revolvers and hastened to
comply with the command.
Stand up and face the WALL" was
the next request. and without pro.
test the ten players obeyed. One Of
the men started the work of search
ing their pockets while the other
two kept them covered with guns
When the Job was completed the
door slammed and the trio were
gene.
John w. Miller. deputy grand re-
gent Of the Moose lodge in Wyoming
strenuously denied this morning that
the holdup occurred in a Moose
BUILDING.
1--WE have IS members of the
Casper lodge said Mr.. Miller.
who are now resident In Lavoye
but we have never mo a building,
a lodge or q branch OF the aCsper
lodge there. The only way the ru'
NOR could have been circulated is
that we had considered establishing
a branch of the Casper lodge in
LAvoye."
, 1923-09-26
SWINDLE
IS Uncovered
In GRAPE FIRM

CHICAGO. Sept. 26-An inter
national search for Alfred Modern.
president of the Consolidated Cali
fornia Grape Company Inc. OF Chi
cago. has been started here after the
filing of a complaint by Joseph
Renelli of Kenosha, who claimed he
victimized for $4,000 in a con-
fidence game that he said may re-
suit in losses OF $3.50 900 to clients
in Illinois. Michigan and Wisconsin.
Attempts by radio TO detain Mod
ern who is believed to be in France
have been unsuccessful.
The company was organized by
Modern last March TO sell califorS
mia grapes direct 10 consumers,
eliminating middleman. It is said.
According to Renellrs complaint.
Modern issued quantities Of fake
bills OF lading covering grape ship
ments that did not exist.
, 1923-09-26
GIRL Staying
is UNS0LVED

MELVILLE. N. J.. Sept. 2a.-Ds-
tectives trying to solve the mystery
surrounding the staying of Emma
Dickson. 16-year-old high school girl.
planned to go to Philadelphia today
to question a young man whom they
declared their investigation had led
them to believe could throw much
light on the case and possibly clear
1t up entirely.
Irma Hummel. a chum OF the
slain girl. has identified a picture
Of the Philadelphia. whose name
the police decline to disclose. as the
mar she saw in a motor car with
Miss Dickson on September 10. the
day OF her disappearance.
Should finger prints on a blood
stained plank discovered in the
woods lei whore the body was
found correspond TO those of the
Philadelphia, County Detective
Frank Lore declared that he would
be arrested and charged with the
killing.
, 1923-09-26

states and then TO sweep West"hru'
In spite Of our weakness WI are de-
termined TO win the struggle or die
In the attempt"
The premier referred TO the Limb
tation placed on the strength OF the
Bulgarian army by the treaty Oh
Neuilly and continued:
Bulgaria is n firm believer in
international disarmament but with
all her neighbors and the other
European nations armed to the
teeth. the experiment Of disnrming
Bulgaria alone proved the fallacy
Of the theory OF leaving a helpless
nation In the center Of an armed
camp"
The newly enlisted militia Is be-
ing rapidly armed. Fighting be.
tween the government forces and
communists acting in conjunction
with agrarians. continued through
out Monday.
Prisoners taken by the Bulgarian
troops carry improved rifles OF Rus
sian design, while the tactics EN-
ployed by the rebel officers strongly
recall the methods used In the
original Bolshevik revolution in
, 1923-09-26

u'es lho seeno u ehe oi1Sh oo'eeo
solons and the military was cleared
with tho atmosphere CHARGED 10
a fever pitch, Charles 8. Brioo.
speaker pro tenn of the house, al
tempted to call the house members
to order.
Rr,ca b,d ba-.,v r,,..s M. h.ra
ana sa,d. acor,Isuar ~ IN. nous.
-, vh.n coIono, Ksv ,,apnin1
up, broke in and in a loud voice
called on every one in the crowd
TO remain motioniess.
ia ,bor rad ,b. ords- rrohrh,tA,,
h sa..jo,
lne ~ "no
uuhh. To speoiei nsouuse
y oiu' a W oo
j, =. Walton Q. ok'anomA anu COM
nmhnu 49,
t,,,ar. eensrai ,orh,ddIng ~. r.,h.
cr,ng or as-enbIv IN a nrc,,ns,a
session OF any or all members of the
Oklahoma Legislature at the state
house in Oklahoma city at II O'Clock
noon Of September 20, 1919, or at
any time or place within tho state
during the present period Of unrest.
It becomes my duty. by direction Of
the adjutant general. to enforce the
provisions OF tho governors order.
now therefore. /. William 8. Rey, A.
military commander OF n oistriot
OF oklahoma county ioroiu mn -
tempted meeting nv ufeS' en~' Sou
~
"heh Colonei hsy na1
this readlng u. A. stovaiI. OF hiuso'
r~epresehtatiVe irom Chootaw s
" asked inc tni'tary
no hha the run ioFce o tho stA
national guard oehihu lne oruor'
Coiohei hey mauo NO ep'y'
w. H. Disney r~epresehusINe t.on-
Muskogee men asked .ho sH.nr-
Ing was oeins dispersed 'eslT
ia'ui'
, 1923-09-26
PUBLIC OF
POLICY is ASKED.

BERLIN, Sept. 26.-By Tho AS
eociated Press.SProsident Ebert and
Chancellor Stresemann announced
in a formal proclamation today that
the German government had been
compelled through bitter necessity
to and the Ruhr battle. Adherence
&c passive resistance. said the docu
ment. would have brought on the
economic collapse OF Germany and
consequently would have threatened
tho livelihood OF the German people,
The government appeals to tho
nation to stand by tho republic IN
ita present hour OF "severost soul.
, 1923-09-26

apprehended. Sullivan will be
taken to Rawiins To begin his SEN
tence tomorrow.
Because of q civil jury case which
has occupied the attention of Judge
Brown since yesterday morning. the
Taiton Taylor first degree murder
cane. scheduled to go on trial today
did not get started as per schedule.
The regular jury panel was ordered
to report at 4 o'clock this afternoon
so that work on selecting a jury
could be started.
The motion asking for a stay Of
Judgment in the case of A. c. Nc
Comb found guilty OF mans,aughter
yesterday. had not been heard by
Judge Brown at an early hour this
afternoon.
, 1923-09-26
LATE SPORTS

Harry Adams defeated James
O'Conner 8 up and 4 to play In
their match in the second flight OF
the Casper Country club golf
tournament this morning. Adams
winning the right to meet Roy
@. wyland In the seml-finnls this
afternoon. In the same flight
Geo. Campbell and l. A. Reed will
play today for n place in the FINALS.
]. W. johnson and Richards
will conclude their finals maton an
the third flight this afternoon.
johnson was leading 3 up ut the
end Of "a holes.
Championship play between F.
#. Hamilton and Ralph Schultz in
tho finals OF the first flight will
begin Mt 3 o'clock this afternoon
II darkness i~ntorvenes the match
will be concluded tomorrow rs the
match Is for 80 holes.
, 1923-09-26
MAN Held FOR
DOUBLE crime

JUNEAU. Alaska Sept 2e-
Charged with the murder OF Hilda
Weiss and Miss Billy Mason in a.
resort here Monday. Harry johnson
of Calgary. Alberta, was under ar
rest today. johnson. who claims
to be the welterweiEht boxing cham.
pion OF western Canadn. in a signed
statement. admitted he was in the
resort. but declared he found both
women dead when he entered.
, 1923-09-26

WUo ITO FHVHNfFVV VI
The house members gathered be-
fore the entrance to tho house
chambers were given a nrm and
curt order by Colonel w. s. Key,
military commander OF tho city. not
to attempt to assemble.
There was a momentary pause.
armed officers moving through the
crowd barked out orders to 'leave
tho building" and without a word
the house members began to depart
from the rotunda. Within five min
, 1923-09-26
Loud C0Iors
In Hats For
Men Coming

CHICAGO. Sept. 2e.-Men's hats
in colors $50 loud they viii make
your head ache" are decreed for fall.
according to the National Associa-
ton of Retail Clothiers In conven-
ton here. silk hose for men in gay
and gaudy tints also are prescribed.
, 1923-09-26
DENVER MAY GET AIR
MAIL BRANCH, REPORT

CHEYENNE. wyo., Sept. u.s.
The post office department is COZ
sidering institution OF a branch al
mail line between Cheyenne and
Denver when night flying becomes
n regular part Of the service. accord.
ing to information received here,
Air mail service for Denver would
expedite bank remittances so that
probably S30o, 900 annually would b.
saved In interest. It is said, on re-
mlttances between Denver and Chi
cago.
No definite information has been
received here regarding when tho
All mail service will institute It's
proposed So-dRy trial period Of day
and night operation.
, 1923-09-26
OVERSEAS MEN INVITED
TO OPEN MEETING OF
FOREIGN WAR VETS

Dancing and other lively enter
tainment are on the program mr..
ranged for an open meeting Of the
Powder River post. Veterans Of For
eign Wars. to be held Thursday eve.
ming. All overseas men II invited
TO bring their families and enjoy h
evening. Similar functions staged
by the post have proved highly en-
joyahle and many o are planned
for the coming winter.
, 1923-09-26
UPRISING
rhine REGION

searching and material privation. as
only thus the nations honor
and life be conserved" The procla-
nation lays emphasis on the state
msnt that under no circumstances
can a particle OF German territory
BIO conceded to another power.
The nation is assured that the
government will do everything pos
sible to obtain restoration Of "ele-
mentary human rights" for the Ger
man nationals evicted from the
Ruhr and the Rhinsland-
, 1923-09-26

PELHAM MANOR, N. Y. Sept.
26.-By Tho Associated Press.S
Final results in third round OF s6
holes in the professional golf cham
pionship today follow:
William MacFarland. Tuckahoe.
n. Y, defeated Jack Strait, Hart
ford. Conn. . and s.
Gene Sarazen. Briar Cliff Manor.
defeated Alexander Campbell. Gin
cinnati, 3 and 2.
Robert Cruickshanlk. West Field.
n. j., defeated Ray Derr. Glenside.
Pa. 1 up.
Jim Barnes, Pelham, defeated
Cyril Walker. Englewood, N. J..
& and 9.
, 1923-09-26
K. OF
MASONS IN
JOINT MEET

wooNsoCRET. r. l.. Sept. 2e-
The Woonsocket Masonic club and
woonsocket Knights OF Columbus
will meet on October 20 in a social
session. according to announcements
issued by both organizations here
today. Plans are being made on n
large scale for the gathering. which
is unique in this city.
, 1923-09-26
EmpIoye of Oil
Company Is Dead

Joseph Hunt. 40 years Of age.
died at a local hospital yesterday
afternoon He had been employed
as a blacksmith working for the
Ohio OIL company ut Parkerton-
The remains r now at tho
shaffer-Gay chapel pending com
munication with relatives OF the de-
ceased.
, 1923-09-26
FRENCH AWAIT
FORMAL NOTICE.

DUEssEsLDoRF. Sept. 2s.-CBy
Tho Associated Press.SAn indica'
ton that tho French intend to con
tinue their usual course until formal
CONTINUED on Page Elsven)
, 1923-09-26
Laramie Pioneers
Will Be Organized

CHEYENNE, wyo.. Sept. 2s.-
Pioneers of Laramie county are to
organize a society tonight at n meet
ing called by Bishop p. A. Nc
Govern. county member Of the ad-
visory board OF the State Historical
department.
, 1923-09-26
War Declared On
One-Eyed Monster

CHHYENNB. wyo., Sept. 10
Cheyenne police have launched a
drive against "~one-eyed" automo-
bfles. Fourteen motorists charged
with driving car with only ons
light burning were arraigned in
municipal court Monday afternoon
, 1923-09-26
HOTEL HOLDUP
is SENTENCED
Joe SulIipan Draws Eight Years for
Part In Late Robbery; Hearing of
McCombM lotion Denied

Joe Sullivan, former bus boy, who under the influence
Of several shots of dope held up Clifford Habenicht, night
clerk of the Henning, last Friday, and escaped with 81 500
in cash, was sentenced to from eight to ten years in the
by Judge C. o.. Brown this afternoon.
The other man who assisted in the holdup has not been
, 1923-09-26

SHERIDAN, Wyo., Sept. 90
Dudy DuseiS. heavyweight Of omA-
ha, Nebraska, last night defeated
Clarence Eklund OF Peclsviile, Wyo'
ming, worlds light heavyweight
wrestling champion, in two out of
three falls in n oatchweight match
here. Dusek won tho first and
third falls. The match did not in.
volve the title.
, 1923-09-26

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26-For1ner
Representative Thomas u. sisson OF
Mississippi died Of apoplsEy here
early today.
, 1923-09-26
FIGHTING
TO PRESERVE NATION
Worlds Struggle Against Communism Now Conferred In
"Red" Revolution In BaIka ans Backed by Russian So
piet; Volunteer Fo rces Recruited

SOFIA. Sent. 2s-CBy The Associated Pre@)- "Bulgaria will fight to the last
ounce of her strength not only her own battle out tn world struggle against COM
said Premier ZankOf today in an interview:
He asserted that communism, after shauerng cVHzauon IN Russia vas Trying TO
lido Bulgara a similar injury. -..5 .ouuu ~. IT. L-.-
"The third internationally" h said. "phns 20 eNeno soVeusm 10 ue otr Dakan
, 1923-09-26
ORDER CARRIED
OUT BY GUARD
OKLAHOMA
Lacking When Legislators
Summoned for Impeachment of Cop
ernor Walton Are Turned Back at
Doors of Halls by State Military

STATE HOUSE OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. .2e-(By
The Associated Press) .[Oklahoma's rebel legislators
were dispersed by the military at noon today when they
attempted to convene a special session of the lower house
to seek the impeachment Of Governor ]. G. Walton.
There was no violence or bloodshed.
, 1923-09-26

sistanoe offers a suitable moment
for the accomplishment OF their de-
signs.
, 1923-09-26
BALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Pittsburgh r. II. e.
PhiIndesphin 900 900 1000 1 o
Pittsburgh 100 ZOE O1x-6 II o
Batteries-Behan. Head and Hen.
line; Morrison and Slhmidt.
At ST. Louis r. H. e.
Brooklyn 03x xx x1-x K x
st. Louis FAX xxx xxx-x X I
Batteries-Vanoe and Hargreaves;
Sherdel and Neibergall-
No other games scheduled.
--
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Now York r. III. f.
Detroit 900 OO1 zoo SIS 10 1
New York 900 900 $50 0-s 8
Batteries-Francls, Holloway md
Bassler; Bush and Schang.
At Philadelphia dst gnme- r. III. II.
Cleveland 0i0000200O2S 10 1
Philadelphia -O1110OOOOO0-S 0 o
Batteries-Edwards, Uhlo and o.
Nell; waiberg and Perkins.
AT Boston r. q. y.
st. Louis 900 900 ooe-s 8 8
Boston 900 O02 I0x-3 4 2
Battories-Davis and Severely
Murray, Quinn and Picinich-
AZ Philadelphia I'D gnme) r. Fl. r..
Cleveland I01 900 031-6 Z !
Philadelphia 900 200 OOO-2 4 2
Batteries-Uhl and O'Neil, Burns
and Peridns.
Al washington- r. II. T..
Chicago 900 900 Oxx-x I 4
Washington 900 0O1 0xx-x 4 Z
Batteries-Thurston and Crousei
johnson and Ruel.
, 1923-09-26
Proclamation of RhineIand Republic
Threatened as Result of Ruhr
Collapse; Germany Worried

BERLIN, Sept. 26.-(By The Associated Press).-Not
the least of the German governments worries come from
the alarming reports from the Rhineland where the Sepa-
ratsts are showing increasing activities. They have
grand rally to be held at Dusseldorf next Sunday for the
, 1923-09-26
NO TESTIMONY
BY Defense IN
TRIAL OF WARD
Sprung In Trial at White
Plains When Defense Rests With
out Presenting Witnesses

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Sept. 26.-(By The Associated
Press A sensation equal to that of yesterday when the
state abruptly ended its prosecution came today at the
trial Of Walter S. Ward. charged with numbering Clarence
Peters of Haverill, Mass, when the defense announced to
the court that it rested its case without submitting any tes-
, 1923-09-26

that the Indictment be dismissed
and the Jury be instructed to return
a verdict OF aoquittal but Justice
Wagner again denied ali motions.
, 1923-09-26

y OF prociAiminB a tthinelanu
republic.
Tho French regime is said here 10
have agreed to place seventy rail.
, 1923-09-26

Russia Men armed only with clubs
and batons are placed in the van OF
well equipped troops which open
fire as the unarmed vnnguards are
scattered by the fusillade OF the
regular soldiers.
A band OF armed men. one OF
whom carried a red rifle. held up
an express train near Sarambey. in
Southern Bulgaria The passengers
were robbed.
, 1923-09-26

way trains at tho disposal OF the
separatists, who believe the situa-
ton created by the German govern
ment'a Abandonment or passive
, 1923-09-26

LONDON. Sept. 2s.-The sensa.
tionai report. printed here yester.
day. Of the complete succes OF the
revolutionary movement in Bulgnr-
Ia has no confirmation in later dis
patches from any source. The
Morning Post which carried the
story on Tuesday. does not attempt
to substantiate Il and the brief tele.
gram from tho same correspondent
that appears today contained no
mention Of tho Belgrade rumor.
SOFIA, Sept. 26-By the Assooi.
nted PressEThe allied govern,
ments through the commission OF
military control created by the
Neuilly treaty have authorized the
Bulgarian government to Increase
the military forces OF the country to
such strength as deemed necessary
to cope with tho situation in the In
terior.
, 1923-09-26
Weather Forecast

WYOMING: Rain probable
tonight and Thursday.
Warmer in southeast por-
ton tonight.
, 1923-04-25

These tickets admit the holder to all events taking place on the
Rodeo Grounds during the Season of 1928, beginning May 3Oth,
and ending on Labor Day. This also includes all boxing contests,
races and other amusements given during the season. SOME
THING DOING ALL THE TIME! F.,
, 1923-04-25

Here is a proposition offered to every enterprisng person in the commu-
nifty to compete for these big prizes by selling Rodeo season tickets. You
can't possibly make money faster than you can by entering this RODEO
CONTEST today and getting busy for the next twenty days. Unlimited op-
potunity under the most favorable conditions is right before you-YOUR
chances to win are equal to anybody's.
, 1923-04-25

Fourth-The season Rodeo grandstand
ticket sells for $500, plus tax. The season
bleacher Rodeo ticket sells for $3.50, plus tax.
Fifth-In buying your season tickets now
you are not only saving for yourself, but also
helping to finance the advertising and building
program of a permanent playground for the
community,
Sixth-A limited number Of these tickets
will be sold at the reduced prices. Buy now.
This campaign ends on May 20.
, 1923-04-25
What a Season Rodeo Ticket Means to You

First-It Is a reduced rate ticket that admits
holder to five big days of Casper's First Annual
Rodeo. Five days of real Western sports. 1t
will be one of the worlds greatest champion
ship cowboy contests, real and genuine.
second-It also admits holder to every event
held on the Rodeo Grounds during the season
Of 1928. This includes all boxing contests.
Third-It is a transferable ticket and can DO
used by anyone.
, 1923-04-25
TEIEPRIZES

These valuable prizes will be
awarded the three contestants SELL
ing the greatest number of RODEO
SEASON TICKETS between now
and May 20, 1928. In addition to
this, all contestants are guaranteed
10 per cunt commission on all
ticket sales made by them, whether
or not they win one of the big
prizes.
, 1923-04-25
O CAN'T LOSE

All contestants are
guaranteed 10 per cent
commission on all tick
ct sales made by them,
whether or not they
win one of the big
prizes.
, 1923-04-25

These valuable prizes will be
awarded the three contestants SELL
ing the greatest number of RODEO
SEASON TICKETS between now
and May 20, 1928. In addition to
this, all contestants + guaranteed
10 per cent commission on all ticket
sales made by them, whether or not
they win one of the big prizes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15

Carreras en- saco, Saltos, Carreras
de velocidad Y resistencia, Dos teams
tie luchadores tirando una cuerda, V
el graeioso juego del juicy
A las cinco de la tarde una COM
parsa de guaracheros recorrera las
GALES de la poblaci6n cantando anti
guas canciones del pals.
A las ocho de la noche, gran albo-
rada que recorrera las Gales de la
poblaci6n, organizandose en- el atrio
de Catedral, baiando por el recinto
Sur y disolviendose en- Ia feria que
sera establecida en- la parada 21a de
Puerta de TERRA, donde Sc quema-
ran vistosos fuegos artifciales ST.
guientes
II Cohetes Bombas, II cohetes va
riados, Luces Bengalas.
Desde Ell dia 19 en- que Sc inaugu-
ran estas festas hasta el dia rs Sc
venderan en- todas las estaciones del
ferrocarril situadas desde Ponce has
ia San Juan, billetes de ida vuelta
con una reduction del 500.
MERCEDES, JUNO 90, 1928.
De A 6 P. NJ, juegos populares
en- la plaza de Colon con el siguiente
programa:
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PROGRAMA PARA Los FFSTFOS QUE Sc CHFBRARAN H. 5
MOTNO DE LAS FESTAS PATRONAlES

mio Hterato puertorriqueno Lcdo.
Enrique Lefebre Y terminado este
discurso seran obseqmados los ninos
por la Comisi6n de Festejos, con
dulces, Iaelados, frutas Y refrescos,
siendo ameniWdo este acto por la or
questa.
A las Il A. NJ. identica fiesta la
efectuada en- el Asilo de Ninos, Sc
nevarasa efecto en- eI Asilo de An
cianos Desamparados de Puerta de
TERRA con el siguiente programa:
Disqlrrso por el Rev. Padre Noel,
vice -bresidente de las festas Patro-
males. de San Juan.
Ce14ara el acto el elocuente orador
Lcdo.f Felipe Jimenez Rivera.
Al dos acordes de una danza del in
montal Campos ejecutada por una
magnifca orquesta, terminara el ac-
to-.
De 6 P. NJ, concurso de tro-
vadores en- la plaza Baldorioty, adj
yQdicandose premios en- metalicos a
los vencedores, asf como tambien di-
plqmas para que acrediten los tor-
11ehntes sus premios en- eI concurso.
Gun jurado competente adjudicara
lbs premios a los vencedores)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
Ell REY ALEXANDRA EN-
BELGRADE

RsLGRADo, junio IA. Omitted
Tress).- Ha llegado a esea ciudad el
rey Alexandra.
Ell Monarca ha convocado el Consejo
dc la Corona para determinar la ac-
titud que la naci6n debe adoptar fren-
te los acontecimientos en- Bulgaria
y ST debe lamar Las tropas y dejar
que las que han sido enviadas la
}rontera permanezcan donde Sc encueu-
tran { 4ss EiAE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
MARTES, JUNO 10, 1923.

A las seis de la manana, una ale
gre diana recorrera las GALES de la
poblacion, cuyos alegres sones Sc
iniciaran las fiestas patronales de
San Juan
F. A las doce del dia Sc dispararan
doce canonazos e inmediatamente un
heraldo jinete en- magnifico corcel
acompanado de dos indios, dara lee
tura un bando escrito expresamen-
te para este acto por un brillante es-
critor de costumbres tipicas del pals.
Este acto sera anenizado por una
banda y veinte mnsicos con instru-
mentos tipicos del pals. Este ban
dc sera leido en- la plaza Baldorioty
de Castro Y Sc recorreran las GALES
de la poblaci6n disolviendose en- el
recinto Sur donde estaran estableci-
dos los juegos y pleas, parte inte-
gral de la fiesta.
A las cuatro de la tarde habra
juegos populares en- el recinto Sur
premiandose con dinero los que de-
muestren mayor agilidad teniendo ell
6xito de llegar primero a la meta.
Dichos juegos consistiran en- 10 ST
guiente:
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EJERcIoIos De eRApUAcIoN

Aver Sc 1levaron a efecto en- Ell ''Fea-
tro Nuevo'', de Fajardo, los ejercieios
dc graduation de los estudiantes de Ia
Alta Escuela Santiago We've CalzaA
da'' de aauella poblacion. FL acto re-
suite brilIantisimo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
VIERNES, JUNO %, 1928.

A las p NJ. juegos populares
en- la calle del Cristo, adiudicandose
premios en- metalicos a los que to-
men parte en- dichos juegos.
A las 5 P. NJ, concurso de Dordo-
nuas, cuatro, tiples y guitarras en-
el bohio tfpico situado en- la plaza
Baldorioty Sc adjudicaran premios
en- metalico Y diplomas a los ven
cedores en- este concurso.
A las 7. P. M. gran velada en- OBJ
sequio a los confnados del Presidio
(ConSuda en- la pagina 1O). III