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Evening star., 1923-12-06
COTTON FUTURES
VERY IRREGULAR
Moderate Rallies Follow Yes.
terday's Break-Laid to
Short Covering.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 6.-Yester-
days big break was followed by
moderate rallies during today's early
trading in the cotton market. Liver
pool showed continued weakness, but
the opening here was steady at an
advance of 1s points to a decline Of
Is points, and the active positions
soon showed net advances of 10 to so
points on covering. Some trade buy
ing was also reported. but the bulge
to 1926 for December and $500 for
March met further scattering liquida-
ton, and the tone of the market was
still nervous and unsettled. A private
cable received from Liverpool said
that the more urgent liquidation ap-
peared to have been completed. Other
adyices attributed the decline there
to further liquidation and bear pres
sure in the absence of any active
trade demand, and houses with Liver
mol connections were sellers mere
during the early trading
Prices Very Irregular.
NEW ORLEANS, December g.
What looked to many brokers like
covering of short contracts supported
the cotton market on the opening to-
day in the race or poor CaDleS ana
nrivate bureau ginning returns that
were larger than expected, but the
initial hard spot was soon replaced
by sag. After rising q to 80 points
over Yesterdays final sales there was
a drop to levels unchanged to II
points under. January traded up to
1853 and fell Off to 34.4o. Private
bureau figures placed ginning to De-
cember at 9,140,000 bales, indicat-
ing ginning for the last period Of
I'll. 900 bales.
The cotton exchange announced that
II would be closed during these days
during the holiday period: Monday.
December "a: Tuesday. December 25;
Monday, December 81. and Tuesday,
January l.
Noon Bids ON Cotton.
NEW YORK, December s---Cotton
futures, l45 a-m--Bids steady. De-
cember, 35.35; January. 34.S2; March,
1918 asked; May, 1886 asked; July,
34.54.
Cotton futures. noon-Bids steady.
December, 1890; January. 34.96;
March, 35.17; May. 1918; July, 34.4S.
Evening star., 1923-12-06
BUSINESS TOPICS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
HOUSTON, December 6.-The bank
clearings here for November amount
ed to $152,132,145, an increase of over
s37.000,000 over those for~November.
1922. Debts to individual accounts
for the month were $172,727,o52, an
increase of $4s,000,o66. Money con-
tinues easy.
PITTSBURGH, December 6.-The
ground has been broken for a $1,00O,-
600 addition to the South Pittsburgh
high school. which is to be completed
in February 1926. The new school
will accommodate 1900 pupils.
DETROIT. December 6.-Building e
permits issued here in the week just
passed totaled s1.S71,586. which COM
pares with S3,120.sS7 for the previous
week and $2.700,421 for the corre-
spending week a year ago.
Evening star., 1923-12-06
MAY FORM RUSSIAN BANK.

NEW YORK. December 6.-Oh1cials
Of Centrosoyus-Ameri Inc, Amer
ican representative of the Russian
Consumers Cooperative Societies, Nn-
nounced yesterday that the Russian
had recently placed sew
erai large orders for American agri-
cultural implements.
The difficulties encountered by
American exporters In financing sales
to Russia lends some strength to re-
norts. current in Wall street for some
time that a group of American bank
ers, in conjunction with British
bankers, contemplate the formation
of a Russian bank.
Evening star., 1923-12-06
ToDAY's CHICAGO PRICES.

CHICAGO, December 6.-An the
grain markets shoged unusual steadi-
ness today during the early dealings;
For the most part traders appeared
to be awaiting President Coolidge's
message and meanwhile doing little
except to even up outstanding s.sadt 8. =, &C. c.
We're so slight that for consider
sble % time the extreme range was
only 4 The .S 9pening. nnrss wnch sn Z Earisd asr
nerambar. LOAN to LOS, and May,
i.IoE to 1.10h, was followed by a
slight rally.
most without motion.
After opening unchanged to haA
off. May, 74% to74A, the corn market
scored a slight advance for December
and May.
Oats started at y lower to a shade
advance. May, As u to 46. and later
remained near to initial figures.
Provisions showed no material
change.
Evening star., 1923-12-06
ROAD PASSES DIVIDEND.
Colorado and Southern, However,

NEW YORK, December 6.-The
Colorado and Southern Railway Com
pany today passed its annual divi-
dend of per cent on common stock.
The regular 4 per cent annual sec
ond preferred and the regular semi
annual per cent first preferred divi-
dends were declared. both payable De
cember 81, to stock of record De-
cember IL.
Evening star., 1923-12-06
FoREiGN EXCHANGE.
By the Associated Press.

BY inc ASS0cl1ted PreSs.
NEW YORK, December 6.-Foreign
exchanges easy. Quotations Gin U. s.
dollars): Great Britain-Demand,
4.3SS; cables. 439: sixty-day bills
on banks, 4.36k. France-Demand,
.0542k; cables. .0543. Italy-Demand,
.0435k cables, .o436. Belgium-De-
mand, .0469A; cables, .047OA. Ger
many-Demand. .000o0oooo0oo25 ca
bles, .0oo000O0000o25. Holland-De-
mand. 1910; cables, 1916. Norway
Demand, .1497; Sweden, 1881; Dem
mark, .17SS; Switzerland, .l748:
Spain. 1903; Greece, .210; Poland
.00000035; Czechoslovakia, 02s3K :
Jugoslavia, Ola; Austria, .000014:
Rumania, .0052&: Argentina, .3l90:
Brazil, .0960; Montreal, 81 $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-12-06
MARKET CLOSES STRONG.
Presidents Message Held to Have
Gained Approval.
BY the Associa ted Press.

NEW YORK, December 5.-The
wave of buying orders which swept
into today'S rising stock market was
ger orally construed as rejecting
Wall streets approval of President
Coolidge's message to Congress. New
high records were established by
more than twenty issues, buying of
which also was influenced by high
current earnings and the recent
series of increased and extra dividend
announcements. Sales approximated
1,250,000 shares.
The closing was firm. RESUMPTION
of operations in d number of railroad
and industrial shares caused the mar
ket to turn upwards again in the late
dealings. Baltimore and Ohio crossed
30 to new high record for the year.
Evening star., 1923-12-06
NEW YORK EGG PRICES.

NEW YORK. December 6.-Eggs-
Steady: receipts, s,26s cases; New
Jersey hennery whites, closely select
ed extras. 71a72; nearby hennery
whites, closely selected, extras, 71a79:
state nearby and nearby western hen
merry whites, firsts to extras, 59a70;
nearby hennery browns, extra. 67a70;
Pacific coast whites extras. 67aSs; do
drsts to extra firsts, 59a66.
Evening star., 1923-12-06
BUTTER LOWER TODAY.

CHICAGO, December 6.-Butter-
Lower; creamery extras, So; stand
ards, 4s1; extra firsts, 49a52; firsts,
45iaa471a; seconds. 42ka43Iz.
Eggs-Higher; receipts, 1851 cases;
hrsts, 4ea52;- ordinary firsts. 40a45.
Evening star., 1923-12-06
REQ VOTES "ExTRA." "

NEW YORK. December e.-The REQ
Motor Car Company today declared
an extra dividend Of / per cent in
addition to the regular quarterly
dividend of ~ per cent payable Jan
uary is to stock of record January :"
Evening star., 1923-12-06
Grain, Produce and
Live Stock
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.

There promises to be a plentiful
supply Of fruit on hand for the Christ
mas holiday season, and, with the ex-
ception Of bananas, cheap prices
promise 10 rule. High cost OF ba-
nanas. IL is stated, haE resulted from
big shipments TO Europe and In
creased cost Of shipment. Dealers
say there is no likelihood of the popu-
lar fruit being cheap again.
Oranges and apples are very pIen-
tifui and cheap, Florida oranges be-
ing reported as the cheapest fruit on
the market. Satsuma, d new fruit re-
sembling the tangerine. is being re-
cei"ed from Alabama. Dealers say
.he new fruit is an improvement on
the tangerine and sells at about 81 a
box cheaper
Malaga grapes from Spain and Call
iornia malagas are being received in
large Quantities, and dealers report
prices as being reasonable. Numer-
Gus other varieties. termed by dealers
VINE grapes. are plentiful.
Eggs-Strictly fresh. selected, can
dIed, per dozen. 5s; average receipts.
90 storage, 35a3s.
Live pouitry--Roosters. per lb., 1s:
turkeys. per lb.. 3s: spring chick
ems ems, per ID. 26a27; keats, young, each.
Dressed poultry - Fresh killed
spring chickens per H., 30a32; roast
ers: per lb.. 28a30: hens, per H., 27a2s:
turkeys per h.. 42a45 keats. young.
each, soas5; ROSTERS: per lb.. go.
Game-Rabbits. No. I. per dozen.
800: No. 2. 1.25al.50
Live stock-Calves, choice. per lb.
u medium. per lb.. IL: thin. per lb.
ealO Lambs. spring. per lb.. 13. Live
pigs, S.Ooa5.00 each: live hogs. per lb..
Green fruits-Apples. per basket. 5oa
Z.oo: per barrel 2.o0a6.00. Califor-
MA oranges, per crate, 6.00a7.oo:
FLORIDA. 3.50a450. Lemons, per box.
5.5Oa4 80. Grapefruit. 3.0oa4o0. Gran
berries. 5.0oa6.00 per one-halt barrel.
grapes. California Emperos. 1.75a2.oo
vegeta tables-Potatoes, No. 1, 225
a25o; No. 2. 1.0oa1.50. Potatoes.
round. per bag, 2.oOao.25: sweet.
potatoes, 5.50as.o0 per Dbl Southern
lettuce, per crate, I.00a2.00: nearby,
5oa1.oo: Iceberg. 4ooa45o. Cabbage.
northern. 1.50a2.0o per 100 lbs; near
by, 1;ooa1:5o bbl Tomatoes, half
bushel basket. nearby, 15a2.50 Beans.
southern. per basket. 200a3.50 Peas.
per basket. 3.5oa560 New York Gel
cry. per crate. washed. 5.5oa6.0o: in
rough, New York. 2.50a4.o0; Cali
fornia, 5.50a6.00. Squash. 3.0oa3. SO.
Peppers, per crate. Florida. 2 seas. so.
Eggplant, 4.00a5.00. kale, per bbl., 15a
1.5o. Spinach. per bbl., 2.00a2. so. South
ern cucumbers, per bushel. 4.50a5. 90.
Carrots. 100-lb sack, 2.25a2.50. Brus
sells sprouts. 15a25.
Evening star., 1923-12-06
$1,000. 900 LOAN TO B. & NJ.

A $1,000. 900 loan from the Treasury
to the Boston and Maine railroad was
authorized late yesterday by the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
Evening star., 1923-12-06

TOTAL SALES (par Vaiue):
II a.m.. 613 900 IL noon 4462 600
1p.m.. 8 172 900 2p.m.. 7467 600
Evening star., 1923-12-06

White Oil. y y u y
Wickwire.. 3h Sh
Wilson Co. ..... 20 20 20 20
Willys-Overld.. 8 8 ~ 8
WilIys-Overl pf 73 73h 72 TEX
Wisconsin Cont. 331s 35 1874 85
Woolworth. 80. 2s6 286 2S6 286
Wright Aero. 1871 1915 13h 13h
sOdd lot.
High. Low. Last.
Call Money. 90. ~ AZ ~
HOURLY 81 LES OF STOCKS.
IL a-m.. .293 400 1p.m..... 712 300
10 m. 49,. .549 700 2p.m..... 053 800
Evening star., 1923-12-06
ON new YORK BONDS STOCK EXCHANGES
Received by Prixats WIrs Direct t. The Star once
(Salss are In $l.ooo.)
UNITED STATES BONDS.

(Fractions represent thirty seconds.
Example: 1913 means 9S 3-32.)
Evening star., 1923-12-06

IulI SI Stceis 80
Harbishaw Cab.
Hartman Corp.
Homestake.
Househ'd Prod.
Houston Oil.
| Hudson Motors.
| Hupp Motors. :.
| Hydraulic Stl. :.
| Illinois Central.
Ill Cent pf f pd.
Ill Cent DID,.
Ind Oil & Gas. =.
Indiahoma. .....
sIngersoll-R
Inland Steel.
Inspiration....
Interb Rap Tr..
In Ag Chem pe..
Int Cement. 80.
In Combust z.
Int Harvester.
Int Mer Marine.
Int NJ Marine pf.
Int Nickel. .....
Int Nickel pf. -.
Intl Paper.
Invincible Oil.
Iowa Cen trail.
Iron Products. .
Iron Prod ctfs.
Jewel Tea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-15
Digestion Ha Sido Regu-
larizada.

Los Nervios Mejorados Grandemeute
La seiiora David Hackett de Hagens
burg, N. Y, nos escribe: "Desde cue
estoy tomando ell Nuga Tone he me
dorado de una manera maraviilosa
Los nervios, ell estonago v ctros "r
ganos han mejorado mucho. Nc he
vuelto sufrir de mala digestion desde
que comence a tomar ell Nuga Tone.
Els ciertamente maravilloso como un
reconstituyente."
Los lectores de este periodico de
ben probar Ell Nuga- Tone Sc sorpren
deran de 10 rapidamente- que actda en-
estos casos. Nuga-Tone restaura el
vigor Y la fuerza, vigorifica los ner-
vlos, la sangre ysel cuerpo en- gene
raj de una nlanera rapida. Produce rr
-sueno tranquilo Y reparador, estimula
Ell higado regula ell apetfto, ell esto-
mago v los intestinos. Los manufac-
tureros de Nuga- Tone conocen tan
bien sus magnificas cualidades que
requieren de todos lso droguistas que
los garanticen v devuelvan el dinero
en- todos los casos en- que eI cliente no
este satisfecho. Es recoendado, gs-
rantizado Y vendido en- todas las dro-
guerias, puede obtenerse directamen
te renitiendo $1.0O al National
laboratory, 1016 S. Wabash Ave,
Chicago, Ill. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-15
DE BASE BALL
HAVANA GIANTS VS.. RIBosoa

Entusiasmo indescriptible reina entire
los fans, pues tendran La dicha de yer
hdiar al celeberrimo Ribosch, futuro
campe6n del %, blanqueadores del
Sports y del Ponce, con los afamados
Havana Giants el pr6ximo domingo en-
la nga de la ocho.
Los ''toritos de Cayey'' Green sal.r
ilesos en- tan tremenda batalla y con tai
motive no descansan un instante, pre-
parAndose para inferir la herida que ha-
ra caer a los temibles gigantes.
Gacho promote silenciar la admir- able
bateria cubana con su bola de canon.
contando con la valiosa cooperation de
David, Guilfuchi, Anselmo y Doriep.
Despues de las derrotas del Sports,
nuestra mirada esta fila en e; Ri5oscn
confiando que La bandera de nusstro to-
nor peloteril sera ttesaoiadl victoriosa-
mente por las huestss de farre:a. Tn
dremos, verdaderamsuse pelota tina ei
pr6ximo domingo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-15
UN PRoYECTo DE LOS NoTARIos
DE SANTANDER EN- RELACION
CON LA LEY ELECTORAL

MADRID, octubre IL Omitted
Press) = Ell cuerpo notarial de santan
der ha dirigido al gobierno un mensa-
je. en- Ell cualg Sc sugiere Sc reforme
la ley electoral en- ell sentido de que Sc
supriman los colegios e,ectorales, tras-
pasando esta mission los despachos
notariales. DE conforntidad con este
proyecto los electores emitiran su voto
ante ei notario, quien extendera un
acta que luego frmaran los votantes.
excluy6ndose de estos a los analfabe-
tos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-15
DOS NOCHEs CON NEMESIo r.
CANALES ff5fs.
(Continuacion de IA nae al

(Continuacion de Ia pSg. o. fs.i
go es Nemesio r. Canales. No es una
stimulation del Ipfagmatico William
James quien ustedes admiran tan
to. Este ohmbrecito es Emerson, es
Ibsen, es Shaw, es Ruskin y es un
Hombre.
Yo saba que estas multitudes ham,
brientas de acres sensaciones no ha-
bian de comprenderme. Perderia mi
tempo. Lo hubiera perdido. Canales
era un hombre defnido. Era un ce-
rebro continental. para que mas!
Aquel dfa hablamos de muchas
cosas. Perd6n. Aquel dia Canales ha-
bio de cosas monumentales. Yo, era
el discfpulo. Ell, era el maestro.
Muchas veces Lastra Charriez Y
yo fuimos yer Canales. Siempre
que 10 encontraba era un hombre nue.
vo. Un cerebro nuevo. Nuevas ideas.
Sismpre muy suyas. Siempre satu-
radas de una genial rareza.
GU ~ QSC mas &c la 81 dhdQQ Cn
mi mente fue aquelIa noche cuando
conocf al hombre. La primera no.
che. Aquella noche fria, muy fria, en-
que sentados en- un banquillo en- CO.
lumbia Heights, Canales hablo como
creo yo nunca hablo en- su vida. Aque
la noche, de la mas grande de las
transfiguraciones del pensamiento del
honnbre, que en- ell Tabor de las mas
acrisoladas de las convicciones, cos
mogonizo sus ideas, .perdiendose en-
ell mundo de luz donde su espritu hoy
abre surcos de bien los peregrinos
ansiosos de entregarse en- los brazos
del Alma Universal.
iQue rareza la suya! iEra muy
suya su rarezai iCanales sin su ra-
reza, dejaba de ser Canales!
Manuel Santos BERMUDEZ
Nueva Yor, Sept. %, 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-15

El jueves las 4 de Ia madrugada
el caho Ortega EN- campafiia de los
policias Santiago y Cedefio sorprendie-
ron al cami6n nlmero 1856 del Marine
Corp destacado en- la parada ocho.
en- el cual viajaban Water Fischer,
Ednardo David y Wigley Carlevis, to-
dos rnarinos destacados en- la parada
ocho.
Los referidos policias procedieron a
registrar ell vehicu,o encontrandose sic
To docenas de botellas de whiskey, una
docena de botellas de ginebra, dos la
tas de ron v otras bebidas que hacian
un total de 90 hu.tos.
Los marinos fueron llevados pre-
senefa del Comis.onado federal, quien
una Sez practicada Ia investigation Sc
hai6 los acusadcs $500 de fanza los
cuales prestaron embellishments.
FL cami6n fue entregado al CONAN
dante del puesto militar de Ia Radio
Station mediante un permiso especial
del comisionado.
= a. - -. .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-15
NOtas esGOIafeS
de Rio Grande

pesde que Sc abri6 Ell nuevo curse
escolar 192s-24 es mucha la algeria y
satisfaction que siente este pueblo ha-
cia' 81 Sr. Carlos Rivera Ufret, carino.
50 y atenSo Inspector de Escuelas De
este Distyitc, Quien en- union y armo-
mia con nuestro joven Comisionado de
Instruction, va realizando una labor
ardua y probs en- benedcio de nuestra
juves tud escolar. Hombres del temple
la moral dol ST.. Ufret son los que
Sc necesitan psra encauzar por rum
bos ciertOs y seguros la nave de Ia ms.
trucci6n de nIestro pals.
Rio Grarde ha hecho una gran ad-
Quisici6n con el Sr. Rivera Ufret de
quien NADIA podemos decir al pre5ente,
sino hacer IN justo eiogio de sus gras-
des cualidades altruistas morales que
solamente dejan entrever un coraz6n
sanc dadc todo la geneyosidad y a.
bien.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-15

A Los MARLNos ACUSADoS DE
1LEvAR LIcoREs EN- Ell TRUCK
DEL GoBIERNo FEDERAL sE LES
sENALo $500 DE FIANzA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-15
Los FANS EsTAn DE Luro. |. ~

Profunda tristeza embargo nuestras
almas, por la inesperada muerte de Ia
distinguida madre de nuestro busn ami
go Lorenzo J.. Rogue, Manager del
Sports y elemento de gran popularidad
ldentro del base ball.
Reciba Ell conocido pelotero, Ell tes.
timonic de nuestra condolences, y Ia
veg rogamcs al Todopoderoso aco,s en-
su seno ell alma de la q. fue una esposa
modelo una ma5re ideal.
Eddie COLLINS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-15
HUMAcAo VS.. PONCE

FL team Ponce es ciertamente un
enigma; cuando lie auguramos una VIC
toria franca, pierde 6esastrcsame.lte;
cuando esperamos reciba una paliza,
con gran asombro recibinos la iioticla
de que ha obtenido I'm triunfo facll y
glorioso.
Ell Humacao convertible en- "Estre-
las Dominicanas' no We ma desde que
Fellito Mateo arribaron nuestras
playas para ingresar en- SIS ii.as.
La semana pasada llega.on tres Quis-
queyanos mas para refor-ar 2 los gri-
'ses, Guagua, Diogenes ) Tetelo, y taul-
bien debutaron fata.msate eiEpatando
un juego con Ponce perdiendo otro.
NADIA, es que Pipo Sc cnpeno en- :e-
vantar a los leones 10 esta logrando;
como el ave Fenix los hara surgir de
sus cenizas y no dudamos cue pronto
ellos repetiran las hercicas haSafias que
siempre lie han caractecizado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-15

Muy animada estuvo la conferences
escolar de la Association local de macs
tros en- la cual tom6 parte Ell ST.. ms
pector de Escuelas Rivera Ufret. Fue
un acuerdo nombrar Ell nuevo Com1te
que presidiria la Association. recayen-
do Ia presidencis de la nueva directiva
en- 81 sr. Silvestre Cruz, professor gra-
duadO do ipgles y elemento cOmpetenti-
siino para dicha representation. La Con
fcrencia generalmente estuvo importan-
te y fu6 a Ia vez Illustrative para los
conferelciados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-15


La culta profesora de Ciencias DO
mes.icas, sfta. vigo, ha organizado con
todas las alumnas bajo su direction,
un Club' do estudios domestcOs, cien
tfdcos, siendo Presidenta y secretaria
del mismo, les alumnas Rafaela Diaz y
Cecilia Arnardi, respectivamente. Du-
raftes el curse escolar pasado Ia srta.
vigo celebraba con la asistencia del
Practicante Municipal, conferencias 50
bre hygiene y fsiclcgia, muy importan-
tes poraue en- las nismas Sc ensena5a
a Las nifas Ell uso de ciertas propieda-
des medicas como pcr ejemplo, el yodo
Y el l,vendaje tratando scbre sus orige-
nes.. iQue triunfeni.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-15

Con motiyo de los sucesos acaecidos
en- el lejauo oriente, Jap6n, y la tarea
que SO impuso ell Capitulo de La Cruz
Roja de Puerto Rico para hacer algo.
en- beneflcfo de las victimas de tan ne
fasto aconteciniiento, Ell Comtte Local
de dicha INSTRUCTION trabaj6 fuertemen
to por allcgar. algunos recursos para
sentribuir a tan humane fin, candoae
una .funei6n en- el Teatro-cine de esta
localidad TcTryE RIO GRANDE, Ia
cllal ,fa6 aHimada concurrisa. Sc dis
tinguieron en- :estos trabajos, el 81. Ra-
mon M. Figueroa, Comisionado de Ser
vfcio Phbnco, La Srta. Conception Oso-
rio, Arcely de Jesus, Miss Benite2
Miss MesQuida, profesora de Costuras
esta Ultima y otras cuycs nombres no
resueFdo en- estos momentos.
La quota con que respondi6 Rio
Grande fue proportional los medtos
p6blicos con que cnenta esta localidad
para estos actos. t.
Con grave injusticia ihamOs "a omittr
el n0mbre de La Prof. sra. Flor Carrdllo
Qui6n tambi6n trabaj6 con marcado In
terea por Ell exito de esta campana.
Para estos dias tiene Ia Asociaci6n
de Padres una reunion que 10 es La
annual ordinaria que celebrase todos los
anoa,. en- La cual Sc trataran asuntos
muy importantes sobre la labor rean-
zada por la Association en- benefcto de
las muchas meioras para la instruction
local conseguidas, todo 10 cuaI Sc NJ
hecho en- ammonia con nuestro Comisio-
nado de instruction quien ha puesto
todo ell inter6s de sus ideas a estas de-
mandas imprescindibles y necesarias a
las circunstancias evolucionales de la
6poca que vivimos.
Reporter vIsITANTE.
Rio Grande, P. R.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-17

Ehe PrestOI Wv baseball team in
the Commercial League has played
some of the Rst bah in that cir
cult in its fir g two starts The
Citizens Gas Company and Lilly
clubs were Q eseated. The Presto s
have shown plenty Of class i'm both
encounters. They did not make an
error I'm tn Lilly game Other
cluh in the organization are Indian
apon Coal Company, Bemts Bag
and Fairb snks Morse II looks as
thoui IN TIE Prest-O-Lite gang will
have to ne watched closely by the
othOr clibs. II Is getting splendid
supIp prt and crowd OF loyal root
crs h following the team each Sat
urd; T..
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JanUrin Friday

Owner Smith of the Indians
today announced he had ad-
justed the differences between
Infelder Harold Janvrin and the
Tribe club and said the former
big Lacquer purchased from Sc
attic would join the team at
Minneapolis Friday.
Settlement was reached with
the player. who has been in
Chicago. after Geographic com
munication mad been held with
the Seattle cub.
Jay Kirke, first baseman. who
received a broken wrist early in
the season, probably Will not be
able to resume play until early
in June, 1t was announced at
washington Park today. The
breaR has been slow in mending.
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More Than States H. Track Meet Here Saturday
Tech Field Scene of Twentieth Annual High School, Track
and Field Tourney ConnerSNIe
FaVOrite to Cop,

huge entry list of more three hundred high school
athletes will compete twentieth annual State track and field
meet 70 be held at Technical field Saturday Winners OF first
places in the district meets Will compete " the east
side field Because weather OF the Journeys
scheduled for last Saturday until Monday and Tues
av Of this week thus causing delay the complete entry list for
the
The list was finally completed this morning The athletic drec
~ IF m three local binh schools German Technical Ammer-
man Of Manual and Roach Shorrdge in charge of the
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DALTON TO PERFORM ON
MAY 29 PROGRAM HERE
Jimmy to Box in Prelim-Schaefer
Forfeit Money Received.

Jimmy Dalton, local lightweight. to-
day was signed to meet and opponent
to be named later in one of the eight
round bouts on the May % card at
Washington Park the night Of May 90,
when Frankie Genaro. American fly
weight champion, meets Herbie
Schaefer.
The semi-windup scrap for the May
% show was arranged Wednesday
night when Benny Levy was matched
TO trade punches with FRANKIE
Schaefer. brother Of Herbie, in ten
rounds.
Schaefer's forfeit money for appear
ance and weight was received in Indi-
annapolis today. Word from Manager
Bernstein of Genaro said the cham
pion would come to Indianapolis five
days in advance of the bout. The May
% show will consist of two ten-round
matches mad two eight-rounders.