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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
WISCONSIN MAY
KILL DRY LAW
Vets Predict State Repeal
in Thursdays Assembly
10y HERBERT LITTLE

MADISON, Wis. June 6.-Thc
Legislative controversy over the re-.
peal OF the Wisconsin prohibition
enforcement law reached ia crisis
toby.
"WotH" predicted Victory In the
vote on the repeal bill scheduled In
the assembly az 10 O'Clock tomor.
row They prepared 10 go into
caucus tonight to align their INA.
Iority" Hoiidly In favor Of the 70,
pcalcr
The "drys" are combining activities
90 statements that tho upper house
win kin the Tucker bin and that
the Aniisaloon league w'll make tho
wet assomblymen sweat at the next
election.
Meanwhile. the antl.prohibitionists
pointed jubllantly 20;
/. A letter sent out by State Pro.
hibition Commissioner W. Stanley
Smith 20 his deputies. advising them
10 take vacation until July /.
without pay. as the ,eo.o a year
appropriation for his department
was all used up. Smith wns un.
successful in getting the legislature
10 allow his department 10 retain
part OF tho fees collected thru anti.
liquor activities.
2 TIN decision OF the state Bu.
premo court Tuesday that n search
warrant must specify tho person or
anyone searched. in order 10 allow
a dry agent TO 10 after ''hippos."
3. Decision OF the supreme court
"A month ago that automobiles can.
not DO searched for booze without a
search warrant.
The vets also count as n victory
the stand OF Gov. Blaine. who came
out for the first time az this ses.
sion definitely wet" and In favor
OF the state amendment TO protect
homes.
knremblyman Tucker. Milwaukee
socialist, and author Of the dry
rcpealor. said today his bin would
pass the lower house tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Student Engineers
Elect Offic e r s

Officers for the coming year were
elected Tuesday evening at the last
meeting Of tho University OF wash
ington student branch OF the Amer.
lean Institute OF Electrical Engineers
held in the Good Roads building on
the university campus. The officers
chosen were Edwin Kraft, chairman;
T.. t. MAIDEN, secretary. treasurer.
Harry Price. junior representative at
the international council. and Joe
Lamson. representative Of the cxccu.
tive committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
NEGRO ROBS
TWO SAILORS

The police "Wednesday were
searching the city for a negro boot.
logger who. after selling moonshine
to John PhiIloa and T. +. Hodnett.
sailors from the U. S. S. Arizona,
took them TO a room at the U. s.
hotel Tuesday night and while they
were asleep robbed Philloa Of $3.50.
Philloa awoke early Wednesday
morning and found the negro search.
ing his pockets. He jumped from
his bed but the negro beat him to
the door and disappeared. leaving
Philloa's army discharge and a hat
behind him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Freed on Liquor
Charge, Released

Found not guilty or violating the
national prohibition act by n jury
in federal court Wednesday. william
Primer. charged In n grand jury IN.
dictmcnt with tho manufacture OF
liquor on january %. 1883, was
ordered discharged by the courts
II. Y. okn. japanese. was found
guilty Of the same offensc and
was fined $3.50 by Judge Jeremiah
Nctcrcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Nourishine
Positively Not a Dye

Nouriahinc Is a real tonic which feeds
and nuurishss the hair. thus restoring
Il 10 It's original vitality. 1t IL usod and
sndoesed by thousands % mon and wom-
en-. AZ dRndruff remover alone II II
worth many times the price asked. One
bottle usually IL effective.
Sold by Barteil Drug Co.. swift Drug
Co. Rhodes Company Department Store
and other drug and department. stores at
,fss a observation-disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Federal Inspector
to Leave for Texas

Acting under orders from Wash
ington. d. c.. immigration Inspector
Thomas Wyckoff. stationed here, will
leave for FL Paso. Texas. in a short
time. Wyckoff requested a two
months leave on account Of illness
In his family and IL this is granted
he win take up his new post after
that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Gheislin Goes to
Spokane by Plane

In n scramble for seats in a flying
machine which was returning TO Spo-
kane from Sand Point Tuesday. Alex
Gheislin was the lucky winner and
rode as passenger with r. ".
Manner Of ST. Paul. who is making n
tour OF the country In his own plane.
The trip cost $3.50. according to
GheisIIn. that being the amount
spent for gas and oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Women Form Home
Economics Gu b

EPHRATA. juno Ga homo eco
Monies club was organized among
the farm women Mt MacHiawatha
recently. for the purpose of helping
each other In their home problems.
This is the first OF a number OF
such organizations which will DO
formed over the county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Why Have Gray
Hair OrDandruli?

Nourishlne viii restore your hair 10
original color whether black. brown or
blond. Removes daudrutf. Prevents fall
Ing hair and promotes It's growth.
cisnnscs tho scalp. Harmless and pleas
ant 70 use. No longer is Il necessary for
you to have gray hair which hsndieaps
you socially and In business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
New Rose Varieties
Will Be Exhibited

New varieties OF roses never pre-.
viously exhibited In Seattle win be
seen at the Seattle Rose socletys
10th annual show, TO be held June
IA and is tn the Arnory building.
University OF Washington campus,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
BETTING IN CHURCH

CARDIFF. June e.--Betting has
become such a craze in Wales that
wagers are even made in the
churches on the numbers Of the
hymns TO be announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Indian
Folk
Tales

Editors Notc.-This i the
sOih OF "A series Of folk tales
Of Puget Sound Indians. rs
written for The Star by Erna
6unther Mrs. Leslie Spier,
wife Of the assistant professor
of anihropology nj the state
university. and herself an am
thropologist).
All OF the stories 10 follow
In this series werc obtained by
the writer In her many visits
60 Northwest tribes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
DEVIL is CAPTURED

LONDON, June CA Tasmaninn
devil. scourge of sheepherders in
Tasmania. has been captured and
brought to the London ZOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Steamer Alaska Is
Given Her Test Run

After Il test run OF four hours IN
the East Passage and Elliott bay
Tuesday afternoon. the news steam.
ship Alaska. which allpped from the
ways at the Todd Drydock & Con.
s;rucuon corporation at Tacoma r.
Gently. arrived NJ Seattle At p. m.
Tuesday Tho vessel left Tacoma at
1 p. m. In command OF Capt. J. @
Nord. and carried representatives Of
her builders and owners. She will
clear for Alaskan ports Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
climb down 10 your country

climb down 10 your country"
Tho young man was glad TO hear
this and while the old people were
spinning the rope he went out hunt.
ing every day and supplied them
well with game. At last one even.
ing tho old man said. ''The rope is
finished; tomorrow you can no back
to your own country"
Early the next morning the young
man started out 10 the hole he had
made in the sky. and after fastcn'
ing the rope 10 the edge OF the sky
he let II swing down. Spider was
with him and helped him get started
He slid down the rope very fast and
when no jumped Off on the earth
Spider pulled the rope up.
Then the young man went home
withou, n new hcad.dress. but with
fino tale to tell.
The next story will be How
Salmon Won the Girl" Remcm.
Der how Mountain Goat won
girl In racer Well. this Is an
other story like that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06

according TO II. L. Collier. sCcrc.
tary OF the society. II il expected
that "A party OF Eastern Rosarians,
including Robert Pyle. president Of
the American Rose society. will
visit this years show.
----@@------------------7--ss--s----
Star Want Ads bring your pros
poets 10 the door. Use them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
A Dainty Graduation Gift

Handkerchief Wristlets of leather and grosgain
ribbon in beige, black, green, red, silver and gold
shades would make pleasing gift for the girl gradu-
ate. Priced at S5e, S1.OO, S1.25 and $1.75 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06

includes Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06

Made of very select Eastern broom
corn: highgrade broom: is reinforced
with ; rows of stitching; has on.
long hardwood handle: special OCC
Thursday is the last day of our
BASKET HOUSEWARES SALE.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-01
COMFORT STATION
Will Open MONDAY
Public Works Board Turns It
Over 10 City Hall Commission

Control of the municipal comfort
station was turned over today to the
city hall commission by the board OF
public works under whose supervision
the building was erected. The build
ing will be open to the public Mon
day.
The structure Is entirely under
ground, with the exception of rallied
staircases leading into the building,
is G5 by 80 feet, outside measure
ments. and was in course of construc-
ton six months. The building cost
S23,5O0 while the fixtures will bring
the cost to approximately $4,000.
Robert Middlemass, craftsman with
the board of public works, drew the
plans for the station and superin-
tended its construction under the su-
pervision of j. ID. Williams, city en-
gineer.
The mems entrance is on the cast
side and the women's entrance on the
west side. The floors of the station
are tiled, the ceilings are plastered
and the walls are of enameled brick.
Sidewalk lights and electricity fur
nish adequate heat, and ventilation is
provided through a fan system dis
charging through an outside shaft OF
manufactured stone.
A woman attendants room is in
the layout of the building. This may
be utilized also as an emergency
room and will be equipped for that
purpose.
On the east side there is a parcel
checking room, II by seven feet, and
a concessionaire' department where
candy, cigars cigarettes, etc. will be
sold and where shoe shining es-
tablishment will be operated. Thomas
Barber has taken the concession priv
ilege.
William Stekly has been awarded
a contract to furnish male and fe-
male attendants to conduct the sta
ton. The mems side will be open
from $50 a. m. to II p. M, and the
women's side from S a. m. to 10
p. m. ..
William Smith, superintendent OF
city hall, will be overseer.
The structure was built with
money derived from the sale of city
notes. All concerns handling con-
tracts for work on the building are
local business interests, including the
general contractors, Leavitt & Hayes.
Thomas Quinlivan installed the
plumbing and fixtures; Spring &
Buckley had the electrical contract;
Crowley Brothers did the painting;
the New Britain Iron Works fur
nished ratings and stairs, and the
partitions We're made and installed
by the Hart & Cooley Co.
The comfort station committee is:
Albert +. Corbin, chairman: Martin
H. HorYitz. secretary; Maxi. Unkel-
bach, Alexander ]. Olson, Richard ].
Olson and Richard Schaefer.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-01
City items

Open alleys at the Casino tonight.
--advt.
James Myers has been arrested for
the New Haven authorities on war
rant charging him with non-support.
Mrs. Eugene Cayer is confined to
her home at 125 Hartford avenue by
illness.
Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner
advt.
Engine Company No. 1 was called
out at $3.50 o'clock last night to the
corner of West Main and Washington
street to extinguish a blaze in an au-
tomobile.
Radio sets and supplies at Morans'
.--advt.
The operators license of Herman
Pollak of 81 Day street, which has
been under suspension, has been re-
stored to him by the state automo-
bile commission. the local police
have been notified
Open alleys at the Casino tonight.
---advt.
Laun Dry Elite Electric Washers.
+. W. Hinchliffe, SO Main St.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-01
ORPHEUS CLUB CONCERT
Plans Completed for Event to Be
Given at Fox's Theater This Eve
ming by Springfield Musicians.

The Orpheus club Of Springfield
will give concert under the auspices
of the New Britain Lions club for
the benefit of the orphans of New
Britain at Fox's theater tonight.
Miss Avery Ray, vioinist, will also
appear with the musical organization.
The concert will be staged and
directed by John j. Bishop, a former
New Britain man, who has made a
name for himself in the musical
world Mr.. Bishop was a teacher
of pianoforte when he made his home
here.
The club has arranged an interest
ing program which will include q
number composed by Mr.. Bishop
New Britain herald., 1923-03-01
New Britain Cases in
March Superior Court

Clerk Emil J, Danberg of the po-
lice court has complied the list OF
cases from the court to the superior
court In the March term, as follows.
Norris Reicher and Sam Julian
alias Sam Gubbin, violation of liquor
law: Thomas II, Kelley, theft; Roger
Mcdonald and Anthony serafn and
Stanley Domkowslxi. violation of liq-
uor law; William Landers, violation
of motor vehicle law; George Demos
New Britain herald., 1923-03-01
Melodious Instrumental

Waltz in Major Hunmp Mis-
Killarney cashAw B.s9 r@s"aHe Solo Ha
Pale Moon dos,nF k.AhD pSn Solo I'm
Valse in Flat Chopin, eAs.sa. lgnace Jan 7
Dance of the Flutes Ballet. Stokowsh and Phade
Serenade c.sAm.nnee ps~osb Serge RAJ
Fora del Victor Symphony
lForza del -Overture-Part2 Victor Symphony
"Reminiscences of Ireland-Part Arthur Pr
Girl Milking Hen Cow
"reminiscences of Ireland-Part Arthur Pr
Patrick aGndemn-cayo~en i.p That Once Through
The Blackbird-Reel ~sA Redn
1Medlev of Irish Reels No. 8 AasAs. ymp.s John
New Britain herald., 1923-03-01

assault, breach of the peaee;f Charles
Jedziniak. violation OF liquor law;
sam Bookman and Henry Koplowitz,
violation of motor vehicle law; Sam
julian, violation of liquor law; John
Niwa, statutory burglary; Tony Miko-
tajesyk, abandonment of wife and
cohabitation; Lucille, Scott Marquardt,
bigamy; Abraham George, theft:
Norris Friedman violation OF motor
vehicle law; Samuel ID. Forman, false
pretenses; Rose Mary Joblowski and
Louis Damon, violation of liquor law;
Felix Zororski, nop-support.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-01
KRYZEwsKI CASE CONTINUED

At the request of Lawyer Stanley j.
Traceski, the case of Martha Kryzew-
ski of Is Beaver street, who is charg-
ed on two counts of liquor violation,
was continued to next Tuesday in po-
lice court today. This morning Prose
cutting Attorney j. G. Woods nolled
liquor charges against koppel Krep-
shan of IS Willow street.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-01

South Africa now furnishes about
So per cent of the worlds supply of
indiarubber.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-01
Don't Suffer
With Piles
Let Pyramid Pile suppositories Re-
lieve You, Ease the Pain and
Strain and Bring Comfort.

If you are suffering with itching.
hemorrhoids, and have never tried
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-15
COOPERATION DEL
ROTARY CLUB.

Los rotarios de San Juan estan
cooperando con ell departamento To-
cal de instruction P1blica. Los ro-
tarios ven la necesidad de preparar
la iuventud ffsicamente la vez
que intelectualmente y a este punto
han dirigido sus miras. Con la re-
comendacion de las autoridades COM
petentes en- la materia, han seleccio-
nado cierto numero de atletas de las
escuelas p1blicas a quienes pasaran
un bono mensualmente para ayudar-
los economicamente. Veinticinco at
letas han sido los agraciados. iQue
otras instituciones habran de imi-
tar la generosidad del Rotary Club
de San Juan? va esta dada la cam
panada; Mr.. Keelan, inspector gene
raj de cultura fisica acogera con
gusto cualquier donativo que para
tai fin Sc haga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-15

Curse do PeriOdismO.
Curse de Reporter.
Curse de Administrators
Cientif1ca de La Circulation
do Diarios y Revistas.
Curse de Redacci6n.
Curse de Reduction de
Cuentos y FOtOdramas.
Curse de Efciencia Mental.
sE NEC1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-15
WILLIAM THOMPSON
PARA VEGA BAJA.

Ha POGO Sc me informo de fuente
autorizada que ell popular Willie
Thompson vendra a Vega Baia CO.
mo instructor de cultura fisica.
Vendra con todos sus brfos a entire
mar a los escolares de dicho distri-
to para ponerlos frente a los de
San Juan, Ponce Y Humacao, y Sc
propone hacer de dicha iuventud ha-
biles atletas que hagan honor a los
esfuerzos que el haga en- su entire
namiento. Celebramos muy de veras
que ell amigo Willie vaya acercan-
dose a la "Ciudad Encantada" v fe-
licitamos los vegabaiefios por la
adquisicfon que han hecho.
Para instructor en- la Sultana del
Oeste suena ell nombre del que fue
"estrella cardenal'' Isidoro Garcia, Y
para Carolina tambien suena ell NOM
bre de Angel MILAN. Ambos mere
cen el nombramiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-15
Al margen de los deportes

Democracia", Progress por Gel I'm
parcial' (ausente), Gerrisch Jr. por
Ell MUNDO, Rogue, Ciqui, Delta,
Don Pepito, Jorge Iriarte, ell Capi
Toto Cesani, el Lcdo. Ramirez
Santfbanez. f
Despuas del obsequio nos di6 CO.
nocer ell Lcdo. Iriarte ell fin que per-
seguia sus miras para dotar a
San Juan del meior Parque de Pc
lota de la isla. Con la franqueza in
nata en- el puso de relieve su propo-
sito sus tendencias para que ten
gamos pelota permanente durante
todo ell ano. Mr.. Keelan nos hablo
concienzudamente sobre los deberes
de los umpires y puntos corregir
por los jugadores. Ell Lcdo. Rami-
rez Santibanez, quien mi iuicio ha
sido ell unico fan que a conciencia
ha leido y Sc ha compenetrado de
los sabios capitulos del libros "The
Science of Base Ball" CLa Biblia del
PeIotero), nos dio una catedra sobre
ell orden de bate seguir en- los jue-
gos sobre otros topicos de general
interes. Surgieron otros asuntos de
interes form6se la Association de
Cronistas Deportivos como sigue:
Bernardo Cruz, Pres; Luis Monta-
flez, Vice-Pres; J. A. Castera, Teso-
zero; Luis 7. Hernandez, Sec; Vo-
Gales: Benjamin Ortiz, Jose Alemar
y Francis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-15
MANIFESTACIONES DEL
EX-MANAGER TONY.

Sc dan cuenta los mayagiiezanos
que hace ialta surja nuevamente el
entusiasmo peloteril en- la Sultana.
Hay interes entire ellos de volver a
organizar una novena que honre a
Mayagiiez, Y al efecto ell amigo Tony
Luciano, aunque no estara frente a
ellos, trata de hacer la adquisicion
de varios players americanos que
unidos a 10 mejor que pueda selec-
cionarse ALI constituyan el equipo
MAYAGUEZ para la lucha con los
mejores equipos insulares. Ell Base
ball Magnate en- la gran metropoli,
Nath. C. Strong, ti~ne su cargo la
selection de una "bateria", un defen-
sor de la inicial, y un jardinero. Es-
peramos ell desarrollo de los aconte-
cimientos auguremos exito tan
plausible idea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-15
MAS DETALLEs

Hasta ell acutal encierro de "Sello
Gris'' lie llegan a menudo NoTICIAS
sobre ell 6ptimo fruto de sus tiltimas
fechorias. Recientemente, Lopez fue
sacado de las galares y conducido has
Ia la Corte Municipal de San Loren
20. para que respondiera de determi-
NADIA acusaci6n. De otros pueblos del
distrito, segun informes, lie han llega-
do NoTICIAs semejantes. Todas,
juzgar por 10 que nos dicen, relaciona-
das con oPERACIONES BANCARLAs,
mas menos intrepidas. Estos IN
FoRMES causan inquietud al preso,
que cada instante jura y perjura
"que no ronlpe un plato. Pero, quie-
mes Ie conocen, ora de comerciante, ora
de chofer, dicen que s'don Cleme" es
todo un personaje raro v multiforme,
que falsifc6 y cobraba a todas horas'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-15
continuation de la pagina ~

sus campa1as. A la Liga yer los
juegos entire estos equipos.
DAVIU Sc INSTALA
EN- CAYEY.
La gente de la montana ha hecho
la adquisicion del famoso lanzador
A. David que perteneci6 al PONCE.
Actualmente juega en- ell equipo sta
bacalero" donde cuenta con grandes
simpatias. Acaba de ser nombrado
instructor atlectico para dicho pue-
bio y es de esperarse que su labor
sera efciente y preparara los es-
colares tai cual el fue preparado pa
ra llegar ser hoy quien es en- ma
terra deportiya.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-15
Una Gran Injusticia de que es
Victima la Mujer
La Naturaleza parece cebarse en- ella

Por muchos amos, CARDUI, ell
Tonico de la Mujer, ha trafdo alivio
Y felicidad a millones de mujeres en-
todo ell mundo; v de seres desahucia-
dos Y raqufticos ha hecho eiemplos
de belleza Y vigor.
Sonora, los hechos hablan. Com
pre- usted hoy mismo, un frasco de
CARDUI, Y despues de tomarlo con
regularidad, Sc felicHara de haber
leido este anuncio.
CARDUI, Sc vende en- todas las
boticas Sc fabrica por Chattanooga
Medicine Co., de Chattanooga, Tenn,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-15

Desde temprana edad la mujer
empieza a sufrir padecimientos i'm
puestos por la Naturaleza, y cuanta
joven bella Y feliz Sc marchita como
una flor.
acknowledgements que este es una
cruel injusticia; mas no Sc puede
deshacer 10 que la Naturaleza dicto.
Pero ST Sc puede llegar a mitigar
ciertas dolencias como dolor de es-
palda, cansancio, depression, jaquecas,
etc, 81 Sc fortalece oportunamente ell
sistema Y Sc lie prepara debidamente
para soportar aquellas epocas por la
que toda mujer debe pasar forzosa-
mente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-15
COMO Es tDoN cLEME'

El reporter conoce "Sello Girls =.
Rea,mente es un sujeto de agradable
presencia. Hablador. -. Cinico, has
ia Ell limite, pues es de los que "no
rompen un plato, segin el mismo di-
ce con tendencias mostrarse ofen-
dido cuando la prensa ha dado cuenta
de sus actividades NON SANTAS.
Tiene infulas de Tenorio, seg1n
informes. ha burlado mas de una in
feliz con su dialectica barata y sus
modales untuosos.
Como sujeto peligroso, 'don Gle
me'' ha constituido ell terror de los CEN
tros en- donde ha operado, teniendo
muchas veces necesidad de huir de al
gunas pob'aciones, para no ser vapu-
Iado por sus victimas.
Siempre trajeo casi como un DANDY
sin conocersele aparentes entradas, !.
Frecuentaba espectaculos, y veces Sc
le vic manipular buenas cantidades de
dinero. cuya procedencia despertaba
sospechas tutankamenicas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-15
LA TEMPORADA DE
PELOTA GUIANA.

En- la quincena proxima tendre-
mos en- San Juan como nuestros
huespedes a la novena cubana HA-
BANA GIANTS capitaneada por ell
habil lanzador Juncos. va conoce-
mos ell lineup de este formidable
equipo, y sus proezas realizadas con-
ira equipos americanos durante este
Verano. Els un hueso detro ell equipo
que lidiara contra los SPORTS, RI
BOSCH, PONCE, HUMACAO, etc.,
al efecto notamos que todos dichos
teams vienen esforzandose esco-
ger 10 mejor entire los jugadores de
la isla. Ell mas complete entire todos
nuestros teams es hoy ell RIBOSCH,
siguiendole en- ttrno PONCE, Iuego
HUMACAO y tltimamente SPORTS.
Aun siendo asf, los 5inetes Sc en-
cuentran con brfos sufcientes para
enfrentarse con los cMbiches Y con-
ira sus hermanos rivales. Tratan
de hacer acopio de buenos players
estamos SECURE que hay la posibili-
dad de hacer del SPORTS la mas
formidable novena de la isla en- no
lejano future.