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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
GANTSFACE HARD ROW IF THEY ARE
 TO REPEAT AGAIN
LuII In Sport World Gives PaStimerS Chance To
 BaIIyhoo a Bit
By WESTBROOK PEGLER Tho

NieHheh W Ire TO The ASe-hcr1iuD
 NEW YORK, July 19.-This Is one of the few lulls in the sport season or 1923, in which the men who own the Baseball plants may call attention to the feats and failures of .heir uni formed staff, to the comforts of their piney bleachers and the nutritive treasures embodied in that sucoulent bal}-yard delicatessen, the Coney Island airedale, or hot dog.
 Not since the bankers and ki-e barons of Toole county, Mont, began to whang the pans along toward the close of the first fortnight In June has there been pause in the frantic ballyhOO of one fight or another, and when it wasn't the fights it was Bobby Jones at Inwood, who skim med the cream of americas sporting interest down to the bottom of the crock.
 Last week John Heydlc-. president of the National league, flung up the window of the presidential office, stepped out on the balcony and blew a. blast on lis practiccd trombone to call attention to his claim of vast attendance at the National league ball-aCres in all eight cities of the circuit. But just at that moment Jess Willard went crashing down on his nose in the ring at Jersey City and the thudding impact jostled dishes a s far away as Las Vegas, completely engulfing the treble bleat of Mir. Heydlers sliphorn.
 O C. o
 Charlie'S Only Rival.
 Even Uncle Charlie Ebbets was forgotten, for larger and more spectacular man was inventing smaller and more economies than any that Uncle Charlie had ever put into effect at his Brooklyn plant. Where Uncle Charlie saved d nickel, Luis Angelo Firpo would devise some means of saving six cents. Thus, neither the virtues nor little pecularities of the baseball men, either of which normally is good for space in print, could avail during the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
To Ask Indictments I, Fight Pictures Case

LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 7S.- United States Attorney Burkey said here Wednesday night that indict- ments charging conspiracy against the persons who smuggled the Shelby fight films into the state probably will be asked.
 The names of those responsible for importing the pictures has not yet been made public, but the Interna- tional News Reel Corporation, which filmed the pictures, filed an attach ment on the five reels which were seized at Hollywood studio Tues day by federal agents.
 The news picture agency asserts 1t was to receive 5000 for Shooting Nhe fight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 19.-The protest of te Little Rock club of the game won last Monday by the Mem phis team, has been overruled, ac- cording to a statement today by John D. Martin, president of the Southern association. The protest was based on the ground that the Chickasaws had seventeen men in uniform, one over the player limit.
 President Martin in his decision ruled that Pitcher Tom Rogers, the seventeenth player in uniform, was not member of the team and that Manager Dobbs of the Chicks was within the law in allowing Rogers to work out. After batting practice Rogers donned civilian clothes and witnessed the game from the grand stand. He has not signed a Memphis contract.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
Bobbed Hairs Win Tug War From Long Hairs

CHICAGO, July 19.-Sampson was all wrong.
 Bobbed haired girls In a tug of war defeating their co-workers with longer tresses at the National Life Insurance company picnic.
 We lost and we'll bob our hair" said Miss Marie Christopherson leader of the losers. Thursday she took a delight in pointing out that pretty long haired girl finished so far ahead in the "elopment race" that even the judges are wondering what it's all about.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
Jeffries To Preach

LOS ANGELES, July 19.-James J. Jeffries, former heavyweight boxing champion, who recently was prepar- ing for 6 career as evangelist, will preach in the Womens Christian Temperance union temple here to- morrow on the restoration of Pal estne to the Jews.
 He plans @ world tour, it is said preaching the doctrine of amalgama- tion of peoples of the white race to promote the highest standard of civ ilization.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
Florida Ump Goes To
 International League

TAMPA, Fla, July 1s.-H. w. (Hank) .Kissinger, Florida State league umpire, has left to join the staff of the International league, ac- cording to telegram received here this morning from the official, who appeared yesterday at St. Petersburg, where he worked in his last game in the Florida organization. Kissinger was slated for promotion at the end of the Florida season but received orders to report at once, he tele- graphed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
Narleski To Sally

GREENVILLE, S. C., July 19.-The Greenville, South Atlantic associa- tion, baseball club today announced the purchase of Shortstop Narleski to replace Joe Heistenberg of Gin who will be sent to Rocky Mount, N c. in the Virginia league. Narelski was obtained from the Pa cific Coast league.
 Pitchers Norman. Lehr and Paul Mcleod, farmed out to Clarksdale. Miss, in the Cotton States league, will be recalled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
Luis Firpo Has Rich Aduiseor In Argentina

NEW YORK, July 19.-(By As sociated Press.)-Luis Angel Firpo, silent man from the Argentine, who aspires to worlds heaVyw eight ring honors, has a millionaire adviser. it became known today. Firpo, While he Is known to attend closely outside the roped arena as he does to his ac- tivities within, is said to depend largely for business advice upon his wealthy mentor, resident or Bue- nos Aires, named Bunga.
 Senor Bunga's first interest in Firpo, it Is said. was shown when the pugilist began to gain promi- hence in South America. Since com ing to this country Firpo has been in frequent and lengthy cables com munication with his mentor obtain ing counsel upon practically every important step in his fistic career here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
Junior Golf Tourney Announced For August

CHICAGO. July 19.-Forma+ an nouncement of the western JuniAr golf championship, open to all golfers under 20 years'of age in the United States and Canada, was issued to- day by Secretary Joseph w. Busch of the Western Golf association.
 The meet will be held August 15-17, at the Westmoreland Country club, Chicago.
 Kenny Heisert of Chicago of Olym- pa Fields Country club will defend the title he won from Berton Nudge last year at Olympia field.
 There will be a qualifying round of IS holes, with 16 to qualify in each of three flights, Match play will be at IS holes throughout.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20

MITWdukee ''..'''-'''' -VV UVI VUUI " Black Barons ............ OlO 001 020-v4
 SUMMARY Two-ba Hits-Thompson McAllister. Three base Hit-Wesley. Earned Runs-Milwaukee 2, Birming ham (.
 Double Play-stratton to Pryor to VII. son.
 Sacrifice Hit-Miller. Stolen Bases-Hewitt l. Pryor 2. Strat- ton l.
 Struck Out-By Johnson l. Strong 3. B. Juran 2. Juran 4.
 Wild Pitch-Juran. Hit by Pitched Ball-Juran (Stratton and Hewitt). Pitching sRecord-Eleven hits and four runs off Johnson in eight innings. Umpires-Montgomery and Black. Time-2:30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20

Mobile. the second Alabama entry in the Southern ass sociation, is ad- mitted to have a wonderfully bal anced team and one that still has many followers who believe that they have more than fighting chance at the pennant again this sea- son. The Bears, with one more re- liable twirler, according to sport writers, would be dangerous pennant contenders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
Taking BaNFrom Park Is Not Larceny, Ruling

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. July 1s.-A boy who gets a baseball in the bleachers to take home as a souvenir Is acting on a natural impulse and is not guilty of larceny, according to a decision by Judge Brown in the municipal court, in discharging Rob ert Cotter, II, who pocketed a foul fly In the Philadelphia National league park yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
Memphis Gets Pitcher
 BIun,e From New York

MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 19.-Pitcher Blume, right-hander, has been se- cured from the New York Nationals by the Memphis Chickasaws, accord ing to an announcement today by Thomas R. Watkins, president of the local club Blume is expected to re- port immediately
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdny'S RcSuIts

Yesterdays Results St. Louis 3, New York 0. Chicago 7, Philadelphia 1. Pittsburg 8, Boston 6. Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati 0.
 Today's Games St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at Boston. Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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At Morristown 1, Johnson City g; G3 innings).
 At Knoxville g, Greenyille 1. At Kingsport 3, Bristol 8. ~
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EVENLY MATCHED GAMES FEATURE CITY LOOP PLAY
lngIenook To Meet Standard Oil, While ACipCo Battles
 Southern Bell

The Inglenook Construction compa- ny team and the Standard Oil team will probably furnish the feature game of the central division of the city league in Saturdays play. Acipco and Southern Bell will be evenly matched while Alabama Power com pany will have the odds on Wood ward.
 The rejuvinated All-America Shoe team will meet the Cudahy Jackers in game that should be a tit-for-ta affair and Sloss By-Product will be evenly matched in their go with Avondale park. East Lake and the B. A. c. are also on about an even footing.
 new team will make it's appear ance in the western division. The electricians, a team organized in the local electrical workers union, will battle Thomas in the first game of their schedule. The Kamram Grotto team will meet the fast Sayreton nine on the Alabama Power company diamond while Avondale Mills will have a fast opponent in the "S1 Tire" team.
 The undefeated Boys club team of the Class B. division will play the SeHtTdl pdTk team WHlIe lHOludS Wlll meet North Pratt and West End will play Pratt City.
 The schedule and umpires' assign ments for Saturday follow:
 CENTRAL DIVISION
 Alabama Power company vs. Wood ward Iron company; Umpire, c. E. Anderson.
 Inglenook Construction company vs. Standard oil company; Umpire, Joe E. Carter.
 Acipco vs. Southern Bell; Umpire, F. H. Gorgesen
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PIEDMONT LEAGIE

At Raleigh ?, Durham 13.
 At Greensboro g, Danville 0. (for- feited in siXth).
 At Winston Salem ', High Point g.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
WESTERN DIVISION

Electricians vs. Thomas; Umpire. N. F. Thompson.
 Sayreton Vs. kamram Grotto; Umpire, Ross Fowler.
 Avondale Mills vs. S1 Tire compa- ny; Umpire, J. A. McDermott.
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EASTERN DIVISION

All American vs. Cudahy Packing company; Umpire, T. V. Vines.
 Sloss By-Products vs. Avondale Park; Umpire, R. s. Reagor.
 East Lake vs. B. A. C.; Umpire, o. A. KintZ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
GLASS uR,,,

Boys Club vs. Cetral Park. Thomas vs. North Pratt. West End Vs. Pratt City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Newark 2, Toronto g. Baltimore 2, Syracuse 8. Reading 1, Rochester 8. Reading 4, Rochester 9 C innings second game).
 Jersey City 6-9, Buffalo 1911.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Philadelphia T, St. Louis 4. Chicago 8, Boston 8. Detroit g, New York 2. Cleveland 3. Washington 2.
 Today's Games No games scheduled.
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BASEBALL FORM
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Nashville 8, Birmingham 2. Chattanooga 2, Atlanta ]. New Orleans ?, Little Rock 0. Mobile 6, Memphis B.
 Today's Games Birmingham at Nashville. Chattanooga at Atlanta. New Orleans at Little Rock. Mobile at Memphis.
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUl

At Tulsa 6, St. Joseph 3. At Denver 5, Des Moines G. At Omaha z, Sioux City 1.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Indianapolis 2, St. Paul Q0 in nings).
 Toledo 6, Milwaukee 4 Columbus 4, Kansas City 6. Louisville 9, Minneapolis 10.
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE

At Daytona 0, Lakeland 6. At Orlando 19. Tampa 1. At Braadentown 1, St. Petersburg 3.
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TEXAS LEAGIE

Galveston 6, Dallas ). C10 innings) San Antonio 9, Shreveport [. Houston 4, Wichita Falls ,. Beaumont z, Fort Worth 4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
WESTERN LEAGUE

Charlotte 4. Augusta 2. GIG innings). Greenville 8, Macon s.
 Spartanburg IA, Columbia 10,
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
sOUTH ATLTANTIc LEAGIIn

Wilson 2, Norfolk 2.
 Portsmouth 1, Richmond z. Rocky Mount IA, Petersburg 13.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20

Press dispa atches from over in Georgia state that "Shoeless' Joe Jackson will play with the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17

dicamentos no quise seguir sus con.
,ej0s, pero impelido por las constan-
les torturas pal1dicas me decidf, al
fin, tomar este famoso remedio. FL
exito fue Immediate. Desde ell primer
d. o0te mejorla y POGO tempo mas
u oa'udismo habia desapareci-
r Nj entusiasmo me ha llevado a
rnNaoar tan inir1itable remedio en-
re rodos mis- conocidos y. expido la
2resente certifcacion para henefcie
e aopellas personas que, como yo, su-
trieran los penosos acbaques pal1di-
:os, (Firmado) Joaquin J. Jij6n"
Preven de Eneglotaria no contiene
1sredieptes ilTitantes ri es un RENE
III sino el resultado de in
estigaciones y experimentos de un
tiro que ha vivido largo tiemno en-
eriaae nall1dicas 10 que lie di6 la
'.'f' 9nidad de estpdiar de cerca to-
las las faces del paludismo. Despues
'e hacer IN estudio especial de esta
Astr.ctora enfermedad que taptas
= ae Ia }levado la tunba. este
n3'ico rr"paro una formula Proven
3e Enevlotaria esta basado en- la for
"pta da este en7nente uedlcO. 10 que
g ana garantfa de sus buenos efec-
tos Nc De listed OCCASION para que el
5arasito avance en- su labor destruc-
tora de Ia fuerza, salud v vitalidad
srgf ist4Sa: no rel1nita odo Sus
ancr@ias se nerYnen por falta dc dar
nmediata atnnci0n Su caso. Prepa-
csc cpmbatir la enfermedad hoy
y ie vsor (ffo4ay,oso pr.ox-cv 40 TparrIo+n
ria en- iarabe, vino pfldoras y CO.
olience sin p6rdida de tempo.
Para ninos hasta IL alos recomen-
9amos especialmente ell iarabe, v para
sdultos las pildoras ell vino. Este
fan1oso medicamento fortalece ell sis
tema entero y aumenta ell poder de
-esistencia, dadas sus potentes cuali-
ladies' t6nicas reconstituyentes. De
Proven de Eneglotaria esta de venta
az, +NIar los Lotio1~ " I,.s r-,,a,.Soe VI +
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
DEsDE GUAYANILLA
CHRoNIoUEUR.

Di6se fin a las fiestas one en- ho-
nor a nuestra Patrona venisnse cele-
brando en- este pueblo, ell domingo I'LL
limo.
Queda mos muy satisfechos y hnbi6-
semos desado continuar est7s para te-
ner ia felicidad de yer todos
rebosar de jfbi'o. Y mas, yer CO.
no asistian a los festiva'es nuestras
1uasas campesinas retornar sus hoga-
res con algo nrevo que contar a los de-
mas, 10 que hacia que viniesen cada dia
mas csmpesinos.
ojals tuvieramos muchas de estas
fiestas cue Ia vez de divertirnos. nos
instruyen, pues Ell mas ignorante puode
yer que en- las diversiones no deben
eSistir los crfmenes. Siendo testimonio
de este la presencia de un caInpesino
l.er:do cue Sc habria paso por entire los
centenares de personals que acotnpafia-
Ian a nuestra Patrona en- procession
por las Gales, en- busca del medico. Sc
GIN manifesto fue herido en- lin bale.
va que no somos atendidos por nues-
tros calnpesinos de ningun otro modo
porque ellos no atienden a nuestras
invitaciones nj nuestro modo de ac-
tuar cuando ellos vamlos, hagamos
ciestass y demostremos ALI que todos los
hombres somos hermanos. Que debemos
perdonarnos Y evitar excitarnos para
esi evitar los crimenes.
CoRREsPoNsAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
A LOS PADRES

Aunque hasta ahora Sc han llevado
cabo con bastante regularidad las ac-
tividades iniciadas, nos informa el Sr.
Kortright, digno principal de nuestras
escuelas, que algunos padres Sc niegan
a dejar sus hijas tomar parte en- los
juegos atleticos Creemos que no hay
objection razonable contra ell basket
ball y el volley ball, pues no solamen-
te en- los Estados Unidos, sino va en-
toda la isla, los padres ven con gusto
y algeria que sus hijas Sc eduQuen
igualmente en- las materias academicas
como en- los deportes fisicos. Espera-
mos que ell Sr. Kortright yea realiza-
dos sus esfuerzos y reciba la coopera-
ci6n de todos.
Seria tambien de desear que los pa
dres h'cieran mas frecuentes visitas a
la escuela, va que los maestros les
agrada saber que en- los hogares hay
interes por la educacion y por la for
ma como esta es administrada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
NUEvo ED1F1c1o:--

Congratulamos todas las autorida-
des esoolares de este pueblo, por ha-
Der obtenido de la Legislature la asig-
nacion de $18,OO0.0o, que unidos los
$17,00o.00 con que va cuenta el mu-
nicip:o, ayudaran levantar un her
moso edificio escolar. Por fin las es-
cuelas de Morovis tendran adecuados
planteles, va que Ell presente edificio
no reune las condolences necesarias.
La Legislature concedi6 ademas diez
mil d6lares para cuatro escuelas ru-
rales. Feiicitamos los que traba-
jaron cerca de la Comisi6n Econ6mica
de la Legislature, que asi han visto
satisfecha su petici6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17

lNueve articulos separados combinados
en- unol Todo ell mundo Sc queda asombrado
con 81. I'm Instruments raro. curioso o in.
tcresanttsimo, Proporciona mnchos ratios de
p acer a sus poscedores. Consiste en- do
bic Microscopic para examinar las maravi-
nds de la Naturaleza; unos Gemelos de tea
tro; un Estereoscopio; un Lente de encen-
der fuego; un Lente de aumento para lec-
t'ira; I'M Telescopio de gran aIcance; una
Brdiula, un Espejo de bolsillo un Larin-
goseopio para examinar los ojos, nariz gar
gait ofdos. I'd. necesita 'unol Precio.
75 centavos instrucciones iIustradas.
Tres SS.-No deje pasar esta oportunidad,
RIvALLE MERCANTILE AGENCY.
pida enseguida este grandioso instrumento
Box 415. Cayes, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
DEsDE PONCE
LA MAGMA ASAMBLEA
DE DEPENDENCIES

Anteayer, Sc llevo efecto en- los
salones de la Asociaci6n de Empleados
de Comerc'o, la magma Asamblea Ge-
neral de Dependencies de Ponce.
I'm el acto, al cual asistieron inl-
merosos empleados del comercio de la
ciudad. y aun de comerciantes altrlis-
(Contin1a en- la pagina 10)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
DR.. COLL Y cUcHI:-

Tenemos Ell placer de que resida en-
este pueblo Ell distinguido Intellectual
DR.. Victor Coll y Cuchi. A solicitud
de la clase de noveno grado, dara Ell
viernes una conferencia en- la escuela
Franklin sobre Historic de Puerto Ri
co, en- la reunion que ese grado acos-
TUNDRA celebrar. oiremos con gusto
al DR.. Coll, y al nlismo tempo lie agra
decemos la afabilidad con que Sc ha
prestado completeness.
Mas tardc dara otra conferencia en-
Ell teatro de este pueblo para todos los
alumnos de grades altos!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
sEMANA AMERICANA

dgual que en- las demas escuelas de
la Isla, la Semana Educativa Ameri-
cana fu6 celebrada por las escuelas
de este pueblo. Hubo ejercicios de
aperture diarios cargo de diferentes
profesores, Y ell jueves hubo una asam-
blea de padres en- el teatro de este
pueblo. Sc reeligio la directiva sa-
hente, por haber esta tenido brillante
exito en- la consecucion del noveno gra-
do de este pueblo. su presidente, sr
Eduardo r. Rivera, expuso claramente
Y en- detalle la labor realizada por
ellos. Y los padres de familia supieron
felicitarlo calurosamente. Tomaron
parte en- Ell programa varios maestros
Y nifios de los diferentcs grades. Sen
timos mucho no contar entire nosotros
esa noche' a nuestro querido inspector
Sr. Bosch uuien, segdn Sc excusara por
I'm telegrama que renl!ti6, Sc hallaba
enfermo.
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Notas de la Isla

con los nifios de edad conveniente. Fe-
licitamos estos maestros.
RIRTI0TEnA HARnTNG.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
GALLos DE isabella

FL 1nico pueblo que conserva su
raza inglesa, es Isabella; por tai ra-
z6n todo Ell trafcante dice ser de
aqui.
Para evitar tai enga1o, tenemos ell
gusto de ofrecer por express a su
propia casa, pagando el comprador
el hete, gallos y gallinas, fnas, bien
castadas.
Tn polio de " pulgada del color
y peso que 10 desee acabado de CO.
jer del soltadero, $500.
Un gallo de pulgada, $500.
Una gallina fna, $500.
Podemos servir a solicitud gallos
conocidos que valen mucho mas. En-
vie con su orden el importe su d.
reccion exacta.
R. G. CoRDERo & co.
Isabella, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
Ell Ola DEL ARBoL:-

FL Dfa del Arbol fu6 otra nleva
oportunidad para demostrar el progreso
cue han experimentado las escuelas en-
este aiio. Nifios de todos los grades
tomaron parte en- ell programa prepa-
rado para ese dia, y todos ellos de-
mostraron haber desarrollado facili-
dad de expression y dominic de ST mis-
mos frente al publico. Sc sembraron
var 'os arboles en- ell parque de recreo,
que habian sido previamente encar-
gados a la Estaci6n Forestal en- Rio
Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
Ell INSPECTOR

Nos ha dicho que esta muy salts
fecho de la labor realizada por los
maestros de este pueblo. Tienen ellos
por que alegrarse, va que en- algunos
casos Sc esta trabajando hasta sin los
materiales hbros necesarios. Vemos
con pena que en- cuanto a ESQ respec-
ia. Y aunque en- clio no tiene culpa Ell
sr Bosch, los grades superiores carez-
can de libros que Sc estan usando en-
otros municipios.
CHRoNIQUEUR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
No Continue Sufriendc
De Malaria, PaIudismo
y Fiebres Iropicales
LEA LO QUE DICE Ell SR. NJON
POr CnatrO Meses Sufri0 I'm
Fuerte Ataque Pal1diCO. Pre-
ven de EneglOtaria ACab6 Con
La Enfermedad en- P0cOs Dias.
Una Prueba Mas De La Eficacia
De Este Famoso AntipaI1dico

"Yo, Joaquin ]. Jij6n, vecino de Ma
guabo. Puerto Rico, por la presente
certifico. que en- el mes de JUNO sufrf
IN violento ataque de paludismo que
me mantuvC en- un perpetuo dolor por
cerca de cGatro meses. Cuantos re-
medios me indicaron los fui probando
uno uno sin ning11n resultado. Un
amigo me aconsej6 y recon end6 que
tomara ell Vino Proven de Eneglota
ria. Desanimado por los demas me-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
DEsDE MoRov1s
NoTAs EsCoLAREs
ATLETIcAs:-

Debido los esfuerzos realizados por
los maestros que tienen su cargo es-
tas actividades de los estudiantes, va
cuenta nuestra escuela con un equipo
de base bali volley ball. Asimismo
Sc estan va comprando los titles ne
cesarios para ell basket ball. Los mu-
chachos acogen con entusiasmo toda
iniciativa en este sentido, Y va Sc han
celebrado varios desaffos de pelota con
rn team del pueblo, resultando Ell es-
collar vencedor repetidas veces.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17

Ell professor Luis @. Deyne sigue con
@xito su campana favor de la biblio-
teca escolar de este pueblo. Algunos
de los padres han respondido pronta-
mente este movimiento. Ell prop6-
sito del sr. Deyne tiene nuestra sim
patia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
Ell NovENo GRADo:-

Por ell promedio dc, notas trimestra-
les con que fueron clasiticados los alum
nos hace POGO, .se We que la escuela de
continuation en- este pueblo es un ext
to. La mayor parte de les veinti-
cuatro alumnos secundan vigorosamen-
to v con entusiasmo los empefos de su
competente professor sr. Rivera otero
de SIS maestros de Dibujo y cienc.as
Domesticas.
Es de esperarse que ellos sigan con
igual afan su trabajo hasta fines de
aio, y darle a Mcrovis la gloria de
tener un ciento por ciento de promo
cion en- ese grado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
EJERc1c1os M1LrTAREs:-

No contentos los maestros de este
pueblo con las diferentes actividades
que Sc llevan cabo, Sc ha organiza-
dc, la iniciativa de los Sres. Acar6n
Dominguez, un pelot6n de cadetes