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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-08
UN CRLlNEN QUE
NO TZENE NOMBRE.

I'm crir1en Cue no tiene ilofnbre y
que tampoco tiene. perdon, es el que
cometen con elias r1ismas las personas
que notan los primeros sintomas de una
enfermedad no les ponen atencion,
permitiendo que dichos sintornas Sc
vayan agravando, hasta que slIega el dia
que no tienen remedio. Lector, o lee
fora. no sea I'd. una dc dichas personas
descuidadas. ST I'd no Sc siente bien.
tai vez este I'd. enfermo de losTif1ones.
no 10 sepa. Para saberlo, fijese yer
81 nota I'd, algunos de los siguientes
sintomas: Dolor en- Ia cinttra, espalda
caderas; hidropesia, reumatismo o
ciatica; incontinencia de la orina; dolor
ardor en- el cafio al pasar las aguas;
asiento sedimento en- las orinas, unas
veces blanco, como almidon, y otras
! amarillo, como ladrillo molido; fmposi-
bilidad de bajarse y recoger algo del
suelo; einpafiamiento de la vista; ORR
mes turbios de nal olor; debihdad
sexual; el orinar retaZos o de gotta en-
gotta; el tener que levantarse en- la
noche a hacer aguas; frialdad de pies
manos; hinchazon de pies y panto-
rrillas; cansancio y fojedad allevantar-
Sc por las mafianas; perdida de me-
moria, ETC., etc. Y 81 padece I'd. de al
gunos de estos sintomas, con seguridad
esta I'd. enfermo de los rifionesSy debe
listed tomar sin perd;da de tempo las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-08
GIrAGCA VS.. GUAGU.A

Ell dfa cuatro de los eorrientes,! On
la Ayenitla Juan Ponce de Leon, pa
rada II, Ia guagua nilnero p.l4S0, pro
piedad de Jose Dfaz, dc Rio piedras,
guiada por 81 nismo, chauffeur nj,
nero 10057. chGco can la guagua nd-
nero 2. $50, propiedad de Maria Agos-
t1 dc C,tnovanas, que guiaba el
chauffeur Jcsc .Iimtnez, n1mero 95S9,
y a la yez arroli0 Il la selora Candle
laria Rios, oe9sionandole una fuerte
confusion en- el pie derecho. siendo
asistida on la salal de socorro y pas6
su rcsidencia en- Ia calle Roosevelt,
nimero II, Santurce. La guagua nd-
nero P.-16o sufri6 desperfectos. Ell
chauffeur Dfaz fu6 denunciado ante
In Coftp Municipal, secci0n primera
por yielar Ia ley DC AUTOMOBILES.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-08
Sc Sentia Sin Fuerzas

esperanto y me sentfa va sin fuerzas
Como un recurso postrero, por Ell con-
sejo de un buen amigo, compr6 las Pill
doras Fermanales del Doctor Costa y
antes de terminar la Ultima cajita no
te que dormia y com!a mejor, que mis-
nervios no estaban tan irritados, que
ell estrenimiento habia cedido y que
habia aumentado de peso varias Ii
bras. Por varios meses segui ell ira
tamiento llena de entusiasmo y hoy va
soy otra mujer."
No todas las personas pueden So
portar la accion irritante de Vinos Q
Elixires, Y en- algunos cas6s ell Alco-
hol que contienen es tanto, que han
sido clasificados, mas que. medicinas
bebidas embriagantes. La accion de
las Pildoras Fermanales es suave, Sc
gura Y sin inconvenientes:
Comprelas hoy en- cualquier Far
macia. ST su farmaceutico no las tie
ne todavia, haga que las. pida pars
listed.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-08

La Sonora Doiia Gertrudis Suarez
7 Godoy escribe en- carta reciente: "A
tai punto llegosmi desconfianza, que
dude de usar nuevas medicinas para
mis- achaques. Cada dfa me sentia
peor, tenia lbs nervios alborotados, me
enflaquecia mas y notaba que la san
gre Sc me empobrecia. Dormia POGO
v despertaba varias veces durante la
noche con mucho sobresalto. Las CO.
midas todas me repugnaban y luego
de conner, por POGO que fuese, me SEN
tia tan llena Y agitada, que deplora-
ba haber comido. Ell estrenimiento
me causaba tambien grandes marti-
rios. Los medicos me dejaron de la
mano, diciendome que padecia tenaz
Anemia, que mi Sangre era muy po-
bre que los dolores de cabeza eran
ell efecto de la misma Anen,ia y del
estrenimiento que sufria. Tome mu-
chos Vinos y Elfxires ferruginosos,
pero todos me irritaban de tai modo
que no podfa seguir tomardolos por
mucho tempo. Llegue perder toda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-08
nlTAS De SANDAL

Ell Honorable Comisionado de Sa-
nidad Dir. w. F. Lippitt, ha visitado
en- asuntos oficiales, los pueblos de :
Carolina, Gan6vanas Rio Grande, Lu-
quillo v Faiardo.
Ell Ingeniero SanitariO, sefior RAJ
mfrez, ha aprobado los pianos para la
construction de un edificio de concre-
to de cinco salones de una escue-
la en- ell barrio de PaIo Seco, de Toa
Baja.
-Siete personals estan cumpliendo
condena en- la cstrcel de distlito de
Ponce, por adul,eraci6n dc lcchc.
I Durante Il lnss DE- enero pr64imo
pasad. fuoron ap ohados en- Ell De
pafiamr ITO 22S pianos, entire hos cua-
les 299 freron para nuevas oonstruc-
clones. 8 para r;paracion2s, para
urbaniza, iancs. = para acantaillados
! para acucductos.
Ell DIR. Fernandez Mater ha ms
peccionado en- esta selnana los siguien-
tes pueblos: Bayamdn, Vega Alta, We
ga Baja, Manatf, Barceloneta, Areci
bo, Ha lilo, Canluy, Quehgadillas,. Isa-
bella, Asuadilla. Moca. San Sebastian
Y Lares.
En- Bayamjn Ia liempieza pdblica
ha mc:orado. II drcnaie sanitario dc
Ii escuala Campeche, csta en- NAL es
tado.
En- Vega Ala Ia limpieza lidblica
csta regular. Los casos, que estabar
en- observation de fiehre tffoidea re-
sultaron negatives. Los .Seiiores Ballet
y Recondo. hantfabrieado un hermos6
cdificio. destinado para almacen, Pm
el ccmcntario sc estd' fabficanfo una
casilla de concrete.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-08

Con fecha primcro dc agosto Sc
constituy0 On Vigo la Editorial Cine
matografica Celia Film, cuyo primer
asunto ha sido confeccionar un film,
que traslade a Ia pantalla, todas GUAM
tas bellezas encierran las regiones her
manas del Noroeste de Espana: Ga
licia Y Asturias.
La Direction Artfstica ha sidO en-
comendada al laureado vate Y pres
tisioso escritor Antonio Rey Soto, que
al frente de cxperimentados operado-
res hl. compendiado en- este primer
film los encantos, Y bellezas de estas
regiones, cnna de tantos y tan grandes
prestigios naciOnales en- todOs los Or
denes del saher humane: Rodriguez
Carracido, ,Pedregal. VallelInclan. Mel
quiades Alvarez, Linares Rivas, Pala-
clos, RuhilIa, Llorens, Manolo Quiro-
ga, Varela Radio, Bugallal, Gambia,
etc, ETC.,
Y presentando al mundo' que las
desconoce, estas tierras privilegiadas
donde hay castillos Y fortalezas que
vieron salir de sus muros los epicos
conquistadores. de la Edad Media, y
existen monasterios, iglesias aba
ffas de romantica v desconocida his
toria y Sc levantan ciudades y pueblo
cilIos con rincones rebosantes de poe
sfa ensuefo; tierras donde hay fa-
bricas, escuelas y asilos, balnearios Y
casinos, playas de moda laboratories
cientfficog, Y sobre todo esto, ell encan-
to de La musica popular, el colorido
de sus fiestas, romerfas y ferias, que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-08
En- VigO Sc @tabbcG IN impOItante Estudio para
"a impression Dc DG|Cu|aS

hacen de estas comarcas, las mas PIN
torccas intercsantes del mundO.
Ell Director Artfstlco de esta Empire
sa, regres6 los primeros dfas de julio
de su tournee por America, donde su
verbo calido hizo, v prometi6 llevar
en- forma imborrable. todo un progra-
ma de exaltaci0n regional; y al calol
del entusiasmo que supo despertar en-
Espa1a. sc ha fnndado dc, la Celia
Film, cuya primcra production tie
nen los directories del Estudio Ia cor
tesla de brindar con todo entusiasmo
a sus hermanos de America.
Precedida de la palabra de Rey So
to, que en- sus conferencias explicara
la historic de todas Y cada una de las
parties que integran la pelfcula, esta
Sc llevara en- ell pr6ximo MARIO, Gu
ba. Puerto Rico, Mejico, Panama, Co
lombia, Venezuela, Perd, Chile, Argen-
tina, Uruguay y Brasil, al enyiar
los Centros Gallegos Y Astures, So
ciedades Espaiiolas, y prensa de es-
tas Nacfones, nuestro cordial saludo y
noticia de la constitution de esta Edi-
torial termination de su labor, ,sus
Directories. redactores. fot6grafos '
operarios, con un solo .pensamiento de
cariiio hacia sus parientes, amigos y
paisanos, enlazan un fraternal viva a
sus Regiones a sus hijos. piensan
tambien con agradecimiento y amor
en- esta nospitalaria TERRA, donde al
formar sus hogares, estrechan dfa a
dfa lazos de ,afecto que upell las hi'
jas nunca olyidadas, a la madre, que
con orgullo las da alientos para su en-
grandecimiento.
L Las anteriores lfneas nos fueron co
municados por el representante de Ia
Inueya casa Celia Film, en- atenta cir
!cular, en- que In vez anuncian al cuf
to, pdblico portorriqueiio, la pr6xima
| llegada al pals de la primera pelfcula
afilmada'' allf. que sera toda ella una
exquisita production de poesfa, atrae.
ci5n : gusto artfstico.
~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-08

En- Vega Baja la poblaei6n estaba
limpia.
En- Manatf la liempieza pdblica es
eficiente.
En- BarcelOneta la pOblaci0n estaba
limpia, las panaderfas han mejorado
sus condolences sanitarios. Sc visit0
el Comedor Escolar, en- donde almuer-
zan 125 nifios. La eomida es abun-
dante v bien preparada y muy limpio.
todo.
En- Arecibo la poblaci6n estaba linn
pia. Sc ha emnezado la inspection me
dica ell las escuelas.
Hatillo esta, como siempre, limpio.
En- Camuy la limpieza pdblica esta
bien.
En- Quebradillas la limpieza pdblica
es eficiente.
En- Isabella la limpieza pGblica era
regular Sc esta terminando una cis-
terna para ell suministro de aqua a
la poblaci6n Y Sc esta moptando una
planta electrical municipal.
En- Aguadilla la limpieza pGblica ,ha
mejorado mucho; Sc han presentado
va los pianos para la construction de
un nuevo hospital. FL acueducto tiene
dificultades en- suministrar el aqua a
Ia poblaci6n.
En- Moca Ia poblacion estaba limpia,
10 mismo que en- San Sebastian. En-
este ,iltimo pueblo Sc. va pfoceder
a una vacunaci6n general en- las es-
cuelas.
En- I.ares Ia poblaci6n estaba limpia
on general Sc estd llevande cabo
run buen trabajo sanitario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-08
JOSE = Ell REy FARAoN

4 Toda la humanidad conoce de memo.
ria el cuento de las siete yacas. q sea,
el suefio del Rey Fara6n, el cual fue
dcscifrado por Jose, eonsecuencia de
10 que Sc salvaron infnidad de perso
mas de morir de hambre en- Egipto, de
5b:ao.s a Il gran escasez de alimentos
scausada por una gran SEGA en- toda IA
region LA BIBLIA, una dc las mas
ilnportantes peiic,ilas religiosas recien
ternente ''filnladass Z nostrafa q us
ted todas estas preciosas escenas de "a
historia sagrada, que todo q mundc
tiene tantos deseos de yer,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-08
! GUAGuA QUE ARRoLLA a UNA
NINA.

Aver, las IL 80 p, m, en- Ia Ave
nida Juan Ponce de Leon, parada q,
puerta de TERRA, q auto.guagua 10,
MO, propiedad de Jose Rosaies, de
santurce, que gliaba el chauffeur AM
gel Torres, ndmero 1924, arroll6 u
nina Balbina Farina, dc once amos dc
edad, ocasionandoIe commissioners de cal
ractcr levc. siendo asistida en- IA sala
dc socorro, pasando d su residencia
en- ID caile rortugnez, en- aquel barrio.!
I'll chauffeur fue denunciado por yioQt
lar In ley de autom6viles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-08
Il IAEr eER.A.

Aver a ia ! de Ia tarde ! proceden-
te de New Dreams, fonde0 en- es:e puer
10 el yapor Lake Gera, consignado a
los seflores Sues. de L. Villamil, con
un gran cargamento de arroz y hari-
ma en- su mayor parte.
Trae carga para Ponce, Mayagiiez,
Humacao, Arroyo y Arecibo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-08
Se6oras, Senoritas, Caballeros Ninos
de tOdas las edades
LEGO. Ell Ola DE CURAR sUs MALES.

Juan Cristo TO- Agenca proysa
los nieros de los "RENIEDIOS ENSIGN HOMEOPATI
COS Ud puedan necear perentoramente Ell favor
cue dispense p1co vstaRdoa las sucesva
indcan bondad 6xo de estos remedies hoeopaicos Vaya
I'd tamb adqUa los ascOs ndispensabes curacon
ALI combnan lie daran todos los
normes que qura Aproveche esta opOrtidad COnsutas
gratis al DR.. ENSIGN autor y fabricante de elIos.
The Ensign Remedies Company.
Evening star., 1923-02-17
C. j. FIVE ENDS SEASON;
HATCHET|TES| IN TILT

Georgetown and George Washing
ton basketers have engagements to-
day, the former being scheduled to en-
tertain st. Joseph's Of Philadelphia In
Ryan gymnasium, while the Hatchet-
ties will face Lynchburg College In
the last part Of q triple-header at the
Arcade. The Hilltop setto beginning
at S:15 o'clock, will mark the final
appearance of the Georgetown team
this season. George Washington, just
home from q five-game Virginia tour
is to start its tilt at 6 o'clock.
Carnegie Tech was no match for
Georgetown last night, the latter
winning, IL to 25. With Florence per-
forming brilliantly in scrimnAge and
ZazBali at the foul line, the Hilltop
pers all but ran away with the game.
The Plaid marksmen were woefully
inaccurate. In a preliminary battle
the Georgetown Freshmen downed the
Gonzaga quintet, IL to 10.
GalIaudet made II three victories in
as many starts last night when they
took the measure Of Lynchburg Col
lego in 81 to 81 game at Kendall
Green. Gallaudet got an early lead.
but Lynchburg rallied in the second
half and II took some good shooting
by LaFountain to save the game for
the home folk.
Girls OF George Warrington and
Pennsylvania will clash in the first of
the two tits preceding the Hatchet-
ite-Lynchburg battle at the Arcade
today. The fair tossers will swing
into action at I o'clock. At o'clock
the George Washington Freshmen
will tackle the Tech High School boys.
Evening star., 1923-02-17

to do. Don't concern yourself 1T
I'll about the things not to do. Go
through the swing slowly and
gradually increase its speed, but
don't ever increase its speed to
the point where you are really
pressing, TINT fs. until You are
conscious of effort put into 1t.
In this starting-easy process you
will naturally fall into the precise
= things about the drive that best
Mt your personal comfort. I have
avoided saying how far up to take
your left arm, because df6erent
golfers have different points, while
all get practically the same re-
suits. Some say to tako the club
up until your hands are about on
u level with your ears. Chick
Evans takes II higher than that.
Jock Hutchinson. not quite SO high
Sarasen takes his hands MP about
as high ns his ears, 80 there you
are-three OF the best golfers and
NIL different.
The big point is, you 20 mp with
leave your body In absolute conn
fort. II there II q pull ON yOH any
where something n wrong. You
must not hastily jump to conciu-
stons In the nla tier OF the height
of tho hands At the top of the
atroke. You cannot let your hands
QUIT half way between your whist
md your shoulders. because it
feels comfortable to do so. To do
that would be equivalent to curing
a toothache by cutting on the
head. The hands must 20 well mp,
with the left arm held almost
straight. and you must ind for
yourself the exact point mp there
which finds you comfortable and
free from strain. You should fall
into that easily IL you are other
wise right. -. -. -. -. -. -.
(CopyriEht by John F. Ollie Col
Evening star., 1923-02-17
NEARLY 400 ATHLETES
ENTER c. j. CARNIVAL

A program of thirty-fve events.
with nearly 400 colleges, scholastic
and club athletes competing. will he
presented by Georgetown University
at its annual track and field carni-
val In Convention Hall next wednes-
day night. The number OF entries
for the individual events totals 331,
and more are slated for the numerous
relay races TO be contested.
An unusually high-class of entrants
will perform. The list includes such
record-holders as Ray, McAllister,
Hills. Connolly, Beers. Farrell and
Lever and host of luminaries who
have won fame as runners or field
athletes in recent years. With a spe-
cially constructed track in use, the
best time ever recorded hereabout in
indoor competition is expected in sew
eral contests.
A warm tussle for point honors
seems likely. Georgetown, Prince
ton. Pennsylvania, Navy and Virgin
Ia are to be presented by complete
teams. The games are to start
promptly at 1880 o'clock, and with a
tried set of officials in charge there
should not be a dull moment through
out the program.
Evening star., 1923-02-17
EAST AND WEST CLASH
IN A. A. j. TITLE MEET

BUFFALO. February 17.-Eastern
collegiate and other athletics will
face leading western aspirants for
titular honors tonight in the annual
indoor senior A. A. u. championship
meet
Chicago's two leading athletic clubs,
the Illinois A. C. and Chicago A A,
have entered their best runners, in
cluding Joie Ray, in the competition
against leading colleges Of the east
and the stars Of the clubs of Boston
and the Metropolitan A. A. L. district.
Every Greater New York athletic
club is represented with the excep-
tion Of the New York A. c. Both regi-
mental athletic associations of Buff
faio and the Y. NJ. c. A. entries to op-
pose the collegians of the east.
Joe Ray Is entered in the two-mile
race and the 1,000-yard event, and
also is listed to run in the relay for
the Illinois A. c. Loren Murchison
will run in the sixty-yard and the
3o0-yard events; Jimmy Connolly,
Georgetown star. also will run tine
two miles, while Howard Lever, Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, will oppose
Murchison in the sixty-yard dash.
Willie Ritola, E. Harrison Thompson.
Harry Helme and other stars are also
entered
More than 200 athletes are entered,
representing nine colleges and 1S ath-
letic clubs.
Evening star., 1923-02-17
j. S. TITLES RETAINED
BY PAIR Of SKATERS

NEW HAVEN, Conn. February IL
Sherwin c. Badger OF Boston, retain
ed his crown as mems singles skating
champion in tho United States at the
conclusion OF the national figure
skating championships here.
Mrs. Teresa W. Blanchard of Bos-
ton. women's champion. was again
declared the best woman singles
skater in the contest and with N. W.
Niles Of Boston was also awarded
first place in the pair skating.
ST. JOHN. February 17.-Charles
Jewtraw. Lake Placid. N. Y yester-
day took the lead In the information
al skating championships with to-
tai of 20 points. He captured the
quarter-mile event in worlds record
time of 1876 seconds, and took third
in the mile race. Richard Donovan,
Endicott, n. Y, and Harry Kasky,
Chicago, are tied for second place
with nifty points each.
sARANAC LAKE. N. Y, February
17.-Arthur staff, Chicago, yesterday
won the American professional out
door speed skating championship
when he captured the 440-yard event
here, scoring a total of 175 points In
the three-day meet Stan now holds
both outdoor and indoor champion
titles Bobby Mclean, Chicago, nm
fshed the meet with 12b points. Ed
mund Lamy, Saranao Lake, had ITO,
and Everett McGowan, st. Paul, was
fourth with 10.
Evening star., 1923-02-17
OJINT TITLE EASTERN'S
IF WESTERN IS BEATEN

will with proceedings the
the high school basket bali championship series double
- Coliseum Tuesday afternoon Western and
will
champions without further ado Western victory however
with Eastern which resumed the league lead
payof
yesterday Arcade Central of the
running championship although the latter which scored
dadlockd
Evening star., 1923-02-17
-FOUR AMERICAN TEAMS
DEFEAT OXFORD SHOTS

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. February IT.
Shooting a perfect score of $50. Penn
sylvania State College rifemen surpass-
ed the total Of the Oxford University
team, whose score OF ia was an
nounced by cable. Yale, Colgate, Iowa
State and Boston University also took
part IN the international shoot.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. February Il.
Tho hve high men on the Yale rifle
team turned in a score OF 1871 in tho
international intercollegiate target
match with Oxford. OXford's team
score reported by cable was ia.
Yale's superiority in the rapid Arc
stage, resulting in a perfect score OF
$50. gave the team a margin of %
points over Oxford. which scored 227
points: The siow-fire stage resulted
IN tie, both scoring 4S7.
BOSTON. February 17.-Boston Uni
versity rtfemen made a team score OF
492 in shoot against oxford Uni
versity at 100 targets, slow fire. The
work, reported by cable, was 4s7
The results of the oxford shooting.
as cabled. included so targets, rapid
nre, which was to count in Oxford's
match with Yale and other colleges.
Boston University was concerned only
in the sloW-f1re competition.
IOWA CITY, Iowa. February II
Iowa University's rife team scored
496 points out of a possible 500 in its
International meet with oxford Uni
versity of England. Ten men took
part, the highest five counting. r. W
Ballard turned in a perfect score. the
other four men scoring 80 points each.
HAMILTON, N. Y, February II
Colgate University rifemen scored only
506 in the meet with Oxford, England.
Weather conditions were bad, the
marksmen shooting during a driving
blizzard.
Evening star., 1923-02-17

town, Fla, February "a.
iris Speaker. manager Of the Cleve-
land Indians, has ordered his players
TO report at Lakeland. Fla, on March
l. Some of the Indians, however. are
already in training at Hot Springs
Ark, preliminary to invading Florida
for the real practice season.
Ty Cobb plans to have his Detroit
crew in camp at Macon, Ga. by Marcn
l. while the Cincinnati players. under
the direction of the veteran Pat
Moran will assemble March ), for the
dash TO Orlando. Fla.
The party of Cubs leaving for Cali
fornia today includes thirteen pitch
ers, four catchers and four inneluers.
The others are under orders TO re
port two weeks later, Manager kllle-
fer is yitally concerned in his pitch
ers and plans to drill them until they
talk base ball in their sleep. The
veteran pitching ace. Grover AleXan-
der. will be assigned to 1nstructins
the young pitchers. while the veteran
Bobby Wallace, the new coach, Will
assist Killefer in the schooling or
other promising recruits.
Charlie Hollocher. field captain OF
the team, was unable TO make Ine
trip because of an attack or innu.
enza. The star shortstop is confped at
his home in st. Louis, but probably
will be able to go with the main
SQUAD leaving for the coast Marcn J..
Evening star., 1923-02-17
MISS COLLECT SCORES.
PLAYING CLEVER GOLF
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Febru-

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Febru-
ary 17-Miss Glenna Collett of Provi-
dence. r. l.. national women's golf
champion, today held an additional
honor-victory in the midwinter Wom-
ans golf tournament here. She de-
feated Miss Dorothy Klotn of Chicago
rather easily in yesterdays finals.
The score was up and to go, three
holes being halved.
Miss Collett will leave next week
for Belleair Heights. Fla. where she
will be a participant in the women's
tournament there, beginning March s.
A tie score In tho medal play be-
tween Miss Collett and Miss Edith
Byfield of Chicago was graciously de-
faulted to the latter by the champion,
since 1t could not be played off on
account Of illness of Miss Byf1eld.
The largest gallery ever visiting the
Palm Beach Club links followed the
match yesterday. Much applause was
given the champion on account Of her
perfect putting and spectacular ap-
proaches.
Miss Klotz, displaying less Of her
long driving power, attributed the
reason for her subnormal playing to
an "off day
In the second flight Mrs. George
Dobyn Of Boston won over Mrs. E. j.
Northwood Of Toronto. and 2.