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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
INQUIRE WAS
SPOOFED OUT
OF BIG GAME.

CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. 10. -- lola
~ Huffman. one OF tho greatest
tacklers in the history Of football al
Ohio state university. is playing
professional football here this fail.
Followers OF football recall how
Huffman talked Chicago out Of an
important game in tho Western
Conference several years back.
on tho Chicago team at tho time
was Mcclure. another great tackier.
Chicago had just come thru a
game with Princeton trfumphantly.
n game in which Mcclure dlstin.
guished himself by outplaying Stan.
ley Keck Of AllAmerican fame.
Near the close OF the game be.
tween Ohio and Chicago. with the
two teams apparently in n hopeless
deadlock. Huffman suddenly barked
al Mcclure In this fashion: 80 you
are the great Mcclure. huh? You
are tho man who stopped Keck.
Well. see II you can stop Myers.
He's coming thru you on the next
play for n touchdown"
Whether Mcclure thought he was
being spoofed or was taken com.
pletely Off his guard by the audacity
or the maneuyor will probably never
DO known. But Myers took tho ball
on the next play and charged right
over Mcclure for the touchdown
that won the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
BROTHER AND SISTER HOLD
TWO NATIONAL GOLF TITLES

CHcAGo. Oct. i5.-For the fire
v time in the history Of golf in
America. two national titles are held
by members Of the same family.
In midsummer Dexter Cummings.
shooting a brand OF gols that would
have been hard to match in any kind
Of tournament. surprised the smart
sci by stepping out and winning the
national intercollegiate champion.
ship. defeating among others Rudy
Kreppcr Iowa star. who had starred
Mt Brookliue in tho 1929 national
amateur.
Last week Edith Cummings. not to
be outdone by her younger brother,
wrote another surprising chapter 10
the history OF the golfing year by
winning the women's national cham
plonshlp. and thereby replacing Glen.
M Collctt M the nations premier
woman player
Dexter Cummings. champion OF all
the college players. Edith Cummings.
champion OF oil tho women players.
The long history OF the ancient
game falls 10 show that this dlstinc.
ton has ever been held by any other
golfing family.
Its closest approach was furnished
by the wetherds Of England. Joyce
was Englands woman champion last
year. Rogers won the mems amateur
this year But the two did not hold
their titles simultaneously.
Miss Cummings is a little, willowy
maiden OF %. with well balanced
game, developed TO high point OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
DON'T LET ONE GET BY YOU!
Indian and Negro Star
in BackfieId at u. S. G..

The University Southern California hackned will perform
against the University Of wanston in he Stadium here next Eat
urday, has been definitely selected Coach
Captain Chef Douy Will be the Gordon Campbell will
haifac Indian"
VIII be half Johnny Riddle
Here's the these the publicity bureau OF
the Southern school
poliey-Wcish Height. Beach
Cal high Chosen Msouhern California quarterback there
Varsity college
Campbci--Weisht. &c
Military hahaek Played
with Fosh brilliant field
Basketball osp;ain-eiect
a college.
Nsvman-wesht = inches Riverside.
Played tackle high school and
chosen AC1trus Belt Played guard with Varsity last
a college.
Riddie-WciEht. HEIGHT II nchsE From Pasadena
haifback with
eolorcd hoy.
4 junior in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
Referee Says
McTigue Won!

JERSEY CITY. oct. hillary
y Ertlc. third man in the ring
when Young stribling and Mike
McTigue, light heavyweights. had
their iumultuous fight AT Column
bus, Ga. claims McTigue actual.
~ deserved the decision. Ertlc
called IL draw.
Ertle is displaying card
which he used TO indicate the re.
suit OF the rounds OF the fight. II
shows that stribling won three
rounds. McTigue four. and the
others were even. A * appears
after McTigue's name In the
ninth round, indicating knock.
down 10 his credit.
"stribling is a clown fighter,
and McTlgue would have knocked
him out II the fight had gone two
more rounds" says Ertle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
Papyrus Is
ShOwingUp
IN Practice

NEW YORK. oct ia Before a
= ' crowd Of more than 900. includ
ing August Belmont. prenIdent o, the
Jockey club. and many prominent
trainers, Ippyrus. English Derby
winner had good workou, this
morning on the belmont track.
Tho British thorobrtd that is TO
meet zev IN the International cham.
pionshlp race next saturday. went
thc mile ard bali in go es. altho
several unofficial checkers gave him
in .;5s IS. The unofficial time for
ihe intermediate distances was.
10 IS, rs Is, 50 s.6. 80. 1904 as.
ISIS IS. i4s 20. $40. 2.g4 and
..7s as.
Before sending Papyrus out. Basil
Jarvis. his trainer. said he was not
going TO give him a fAst gallop. 40
he was mora interested IN seeing u
he had Loaf slight lamensss Ia the
Off forsfoo,. which Ito brought out
Of his Thursday workout. The colt
showed no iamsness. and pulled UP
without blowing. The track was
soft. and seemed very much to his
liking.
Ted Benhan had the lex up on
him. and Bar Gold. his stable com.
panion. ran with him. Bar Gold was
given q start OF ono furlonR. and Pa.
pyrns finished about 100 yards behind
him. Benham making no effort "a
catch The pacemnker
Several horacmen have offered q
lend Jarvis some trial horses TO run
with T'npyrus, but the British train
er declined
Zcv the American candidate. alsc
worked ont this morning. but non,
or the cookers was able 10 get hii
time. He started on the foggy side
OF the track. and he just breczet
quarter OF a mile when he cam,
into view.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
WILL RAY FRENCH PLAY SHORTSTOP FOR PORTLAND IN 1924?
PARKWAY and
@ By1ALEX C.RoSE
* % u

DIAMOND o. OGDEN is no lon.
~ ger president Of the Rainier
Golf and Country club. but before he
turned over the reins 10 Nelson W.
Troyer, az the clubs annual meeting.
held In the clubhouse. last Saturday.
he was presepted with n beautiful
gold watch. q gift from the club
members, aH token Of appreciation
for the fine work he has done dur.
ing hts term OF office.
When Ray Was elected. the club,
Ike 80 per cent OF new golf organiza.
lions, WA having a hard time keep.
ing It's head above water To-day the
Rainier Golf and Country club II on
dry land. financially speaking. and
some time next spring the new nine
holes-tbe first nine Of the completed
is-will be opened for play. ana with
everything paid for.
II requires hard work and regular
fellows like Ray ogden to surmount
such conditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
NEW SECOND BASE
DUET FOR OAKLAND

When Oakland was here last week
Del Howard. the power behind the
Acorn throne. said that Oakland was
IN the market for new second
sacker and shortstop. Neither
Massey nor Brubaker will be with
the club next year. Maderas Ia fig
ured az the regular third sucker
and Gusto for first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
MUMTAZ MAHAL
FINALLY LOSES

EENToN PARK. Eng. Oct. Ia
IA The seasons turf sensation came
yesterday afternoon when Arcade,
half brother 10 Papyrus. the Derby
winner, now in the United States.
defeated the hitherto unbeatable
Numtaz Mahal In the 1000 pound
Imperial Produce plate for 2.year.
olds.
Apparently Mumtaz Mahal did not
Ike the going, a heavy rainfall had
made the track muddy and Arcade
beat him by half a length The
winner. Tracery colt. is owned BY
Anthony Rothschild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
IDAHO GRID
MEN SWAMP
MONTANANS

MOSCOW. Idaho. Oct IL idaho
WI gridiron heavles outplayed tho
University OF Montana team here
yesterday. winning the contest, 40
to o Sensational runs by Bob Fi,E.
Ike and Frank Klnnison. Idaho half
backs. were largely responsible for
the overflowing victory.
oaly gains Montana made were
b. passing. while the ysndals had
little success on overhead play. In
the last half Montana played a de.
fsassve game and was able 20 Keep
the bali in msdfleid most Of the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

plate for perfect strike.
ANY left.hander with a curve ball
like the one Whitehill showed me
won't have any trouble delivering in
the American league, unless the
game he worked that day was a
mere flash"
whitehill followed his New York
performance with TO shutout
over Cleveland in the all.important
game OF the crucial series for second
place. He allowed only two hits. alt
Of which makes the opinion OF I'M
pirc Owens more convincing.
Later Whitehill went against the
White Sox and again pitched the
Cobbmcn to splendid victory. The
former Birmingham left.hander looks
like a real find.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
WHITEHALL LOOKS LIKE
FIND FOR TIGER TEAM

RoIT. Oct. 13.--U m p ire
~ Brick" Owens OF the American
league believes that in Whitehill. De.
troit has picked up n most promising
southpaw. Owens worked the game
In which Whitehill held the Yankees
to one hit in six innings home run
by Bob Meusel. He was relieved at
this stage for pinch hitter.
"Whitehill showed me the best
curve ball that have seen In years"
remarked owens after the game.
1T was fast and took sharp
break at the last possible moment.
Twice he had Ruth flatfooted, Each
time the Babe. thinking the pitch
was fast ball that would be inside,
looked II over, only TO have the ball
break squorely thru the heart OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
BLAKE FINISHES
Up WELL

Fred Blake has been finishing M
the season by showing some Of the
real class that he aid in spring
training. he has had a poor year
with the Rsdskins. but be has
everything In the world 70 make a
good pitcher.
Red kilicfer has a great deal oi
confidence In Riake's ability TO win
next season and with hish.ciass
catcher to work with him. Blake
may Justify kiIlcfcrs judgment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
INDIANS SCATTER
MONDAY

Most Of the Indian players viii
migrate FOR home Monday Orr and
Eidrsd Will motor wiki their fam.
lies 70 Sacramento; Lane goes 10
Oakland along with welsh. Mrarkls.
Crane and Baldwin all live In Penn.
sylvsnia: Blake Is planning 20 20
East along with Bagby. Yaryan.
Williams. Burger and Johnston.
Jacobs winters in Seattle and Tohin
may do tho same Gardner goes 70
Barlow and Gregg back 10 Alberta.
both sticking 20 the farm in tho
winter. Rohwsr lives In Berkeley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
GORMAN WINS
FROM MCBRIDE

VANCOUVER. b. C.. Oct ia
Stanley Mcbride, the Chicago light.
weight. was Knocked out By Joe
German Of Portland IN the FIRST
md OF a scheduled 10.round 20
last night. Nick Sugar Ey.
7 welter, boxed a six.round draw
With Stanley Wills Of Portland in
the semi.wiDdup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
GARDNER HAS HAD
A GREAT SEASON

While you're passing around praise
FOR the Seattle Indians who deserve
IL, don't overlook Harry Gardner
altogether. Gardner hasn't been In
tho pitching ilmetght that Elmer
Jacobs has this year. but Gardner
has Won but two games less. turn.
ing IN e victories Gardner has
been throwing that apple for good
many years, but he's not thru yet
By Is long shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
Thru the Ropes

Tod Morgan will return from nj. bur,
h., up In the olymplcs about Nogem-
tbs p. s.,,,eordlng 70 word received from
Rsasb W. Coast feather king BY Spider
bst,s' hs trainer Tod'H eyes are much
tu,ss and ana viii DO healed when no re.
tov, :, boxing will make It's first
tryr,,.. tno season AZ Austin a Raits
n ,thhsslnrn Tuesday night. Abo6t 10
\ 'sN'A VIII be staged.
vein, ,"lma, Los Angeles middle
uoyd." on the blacklist OF Charley
Inans.h =. promoter. because Collma' =
ons =, tFied . force Doyle into using
prslimt,sr, stable IN each bout u the
tor Doyle "'o O9lihh pp1ed
Or sne shsylln. Harvard physical direct
coming ~ ,aoe weltsrweiaht boxer. IL
oaNl'Hd Jimmy Duff ~" 81" may p'h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
WENATCHEE is
GRID VICTOR

wENATcHEE. oct. wcnat
ehcc high schools football team
defeated Cashmere. q to 10. here
yesterday Cashmere made touch.
down from the first Kickoff. and
another from a forward pass Bait.
dorf starred for Wcnatchec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
NEW CATCHING
CORPS NENT YEAR

The weakest spot IN Mo Indian
lineup this year has been tho catch.
ing department, It's cineh that
there viii be a Ehakeup there BE-
fore another season rolls around. A
good hlEh.elass man Is needed for
FIRST string duty. Either Yarynu or
Tobin may be retained for second
string duty, but they can't ON the
bill without help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
CoyEI.EsKI MAY
COME 10 rnANr

Among the big time stars Of a
few years ago about 10 pass to tho
minors. Is Stanley Coyeleski. clevo.
land hurier. He Is just about thru
up there,
Coveleski went up from the Coast
league. pitching for Portland az one
time. he also worked FOR Spokane
previous 20 that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
Brooklyn Expected to
Send IRfeLder Back
Sale of Jones and HARRISON to Dodgers Will Establish
Relations Between Brooklyn and Portland When
War Is Over; Other Ball News
BY LEO II. LASSEN

IF relations resabshed with the majors by the Coast
league before next season. they are expected to be-
and paye be sent here by the big time clubs don't be
surprised if Ray French is playing shortsop for the Port
land Beavers next season
French, former Seattle and Vernon shortstop is now
the property Of Brooklyn and has been of little use to the
Dodgers because of sore throwing arm.
The shortfeder was given his unconditional release by
Judge Lands when he was sold TO the Vernon club bv the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

New York Yanks after Janu-
airy 10. the day war was de-
elared and all deals were to
be off between the big show
and the Coast league.
French d expected 10 round into
condition by spring ana. while he's
not tho best lnticldcr 10 the world
he's good hustler a fair fielder
and hitter and good allaround
man Tor ball club
should French come 20 the Beay.
crs they won't miss Johnny Jones
20 much. altho Jones has been a
valuable man.
Other help Is also expected "a
come to the Beavers ON the sale OF
Pitcher HARRISON 10 tbs same club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

Her fight for the topmos, honor In
American golf has been marked by a
consistently steady advance. In 1919
she was eliminated by Mrs. w A.
Gavin in the first round Tho fol.
lowing year she went TO the third
round before Alcxa Stirling threw
her over. Last year. a semlrnalist,
she was beaten by Miss Collette, and
then only after par breaking round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
DETROIT GETS
j. KERR BACK

Johnny Kerr. Omaha shortstop.
has been called by the Detroit
TigerA. Kerr was developed by
BIZ Rodgers at Calgary two years
ago and has spent the past two
seasons in the Western league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
INDIAN BOXER
WINS VERDICT

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 12.-Mike
Doyle. tho Indian lightweight won
tho decision from Pete DAILY Of san
Francisco here last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
HUTCHINSON is
WESTERN CHAMP

MEMPHIs, Oct. 13.-''Jock"
hutchinson, veteran Chicago golfer.
won the gard Western open golf
championship here yesterday. Mike
Brady won the title last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
JORDAN AND
BROWN DRAW

HOLLYWOOD. oct. I3.-Johnny
Jordan. Tacoma lightweight. boxed
last draw with Young Brown OF
Los Angeles here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
Beckett Stock
Off 81 Points

The frivolous and festive order
OF bachelors is pointing to the
abrupt finish OF the return meet
ing between Joe Beckett and
Georges Carpenter as a con,
elusive triumph for the principles
of the organization.
Four years ago. as happy,
unmarried battler. Beckett lasted
70 seconds with Carpenter. That
is n long time for an English
heavyweight to last against any
body these days.
Last July Beckett committed
matrimony and the strain Of sup
porting his family reduced his ef-
,iciency SO seconds, since in re-
urn bout with Carpenter he last
d but 20 seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

Sunday. has been indefinitely post
poned
These Earlingtonians have Ger.
tainly had team matches a.pienty
this season. but they seem 70 enjoy
that form Of play. incidentally, they
have won most Of their matches and
their percentage was boosted another
notch last Sunday when the sO.man
team visited the Black river grounds.
Here's the score: Darlington. As.
Rainier, 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
FORT WORTH
WON'T PLAY

Fort Worth, champions of Dixie,
has declined the offer of Oklahoma
City, Western league flag winner,
to post.season series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
COLLEGE STAR
OUT OF GAME

James Robinson. captain OF the
Williams college eleven. is out of
the game for the season. according
TO word received from the East. He
is recovering from an operation for
appendicitis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
CHARLEY DEAL
SAYS HE'S THRU

Charley Deal, Vernon third sacker.
let's the world know that he's thru
with baseball for good. In the
meantime he's trying to collect
back salary from either the Vernon
or Los Angeles club. But as he
refused to report TO Vernon after
being snapped by Los Angeles he
was suspended and it looks like
Charles will have sweet time try
ing TO collect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

THAT Rodgers Morgan Is develop
i Ing into quite a golfer was eyi.
dent last Sunday when he won the
high.handlcap competition at Earl
ington. defeating Jim Headley in the
final round on an lS-hole route. two.
UP and one 10 play. When play be-
gan in this event several months ago
Rodgers was tagged with a 22.rating
and Jim with 10. They each have
an allowance OF 16 now. but another
cut Is expected shortly. according 10
reports around the Black River lock-
GROOM. Wen. that's the penalty
when you improve your game, fel.
lows!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

CROSSING 50. which. with half
VI his handicap deducted. gave him
IS net, Bert Kellam. A i4.man. won
the eclectic tournament. which end.
ed six months run at the Jefferson
Park Golf club. this week. Fred
Murphy. Of the Metropolitan Indoor
golf course. took second honors with
57.e.4s score. Third prize went TO
Russell Scarlet with a card Of 52.2.
80. Following these three came Jack
Scott. DR.. r. A. Dawes. Marion Her
rick. ". X. Mcdonald. II. d. Folsom.
Jr.. and o. -. Dram. each with a 20
net
The winning card showed three
"eagies"-a ''2" on the fifth. 20"
on the ninth and az" on the tenth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

lDR. d. H. HOUSTON is the cham.
~ pion OF the University Golf
club. but he had quite a hard time
souihpawing his way 10 the title in
the final 3s.hole match against a.
Brygger. last Sunday. having 10 sink
a long putt on the last green fLr a
halvsd hole and a one.up victory.
Both players shot around the SOS in
both rounds. but the medico's long
tournament experience stood him In
good stead on the second half Of the
match. on which he started four.
down.
when play started In this tourns.
msnt no one gave this fellow Bryg,
ger who took up the game early
last year. chance to win, but when
he toppled Fred Aver and then fol.
lowed with victory over Edgar Cri.
der in the semi-finals. everybody. in.
Guiding his opponent in the finals.
was sitting UP and taking notice Of
this young man.
From dub 20 runner.up In a club
championship Is some Jump for a
two.year.old golfer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

TME wayerly. versus Seattle team
l. match. for the C. D. Stimson
cup. which was postponed last Sat.
urday on account OF the annual
meeting Of the Pacific Northwest
Golf association. viii be played Sat.
urday on the former clubs course in
Portland. Sam Russell, the local
skipper. and Is other good shooters
headed for the Oregon city last night
fully confident that they would re.
turn with the prize.
The captains cup competition at
the North End links viii be played
next Saturday and viii be decided on
handicap match play against DOGGY.
TyHE Darlington versus Tacoma
i Country club match. at Tacoma,
which was scheduled 10 be played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

TyHEo LEMAN is scattles cham
i pion goifer.tailorl This young
man earned the title by defeating
Reed McGregor in the final 3s-holc
match in the merchant tsilors' tour
nament. last Sunday. 10 up and IL
TO play. In the first half Of the
match. which was played at Earring
ton. Leman finished up. eand in
the afternoon round at Inglewood
he annexed six OF the first seven
holes and halved the other one. and
Il was all over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

In the DOGGY competition. played at
L the Beacon Hin links. last week
end. o. b. Dram. Russ Scarlet. Bert
Rellam and Al Hotter each turned in
cards with sup scores and led the
field of Sc starters. They divided the
spells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

A MOTHER member was enrolled in
n the Hole.in.one club when Herb
Coupe. former North End c3ddy.
sank his mashie tee.shot at the 18th
hole on the municipal course. last
Sunday. while playing in a foursome
with Tommy Smith. Russ Scarlet
and j. o. Buggy. That ''one" not
only got the beans for Herby. but
also helped him TO defeat Russ Scar.
lett in the third round Of the Times
trophy tourney, two.up and one 10
play.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
VEGA 'BAJA VA RESPoNDIENDo
A LA LABOR DE LA ESCUELA

Continua con gran entusiasmo la
campafia en- favor de las Escuelas PHI
blicas de este nuestro querido pueblo,
pues va todos nos hemos dado cuenta
de que es en- la escuela donde sc la
bra ell porvenir de nuestros hijos.
La Directiva de nuestro Casino dan
do una prueba grande de su interes
por el progreso de nuestro pueblo ha
acordado donar favor de las Escuelas
la suma de veinticinco d6lares, Y hay
el prop6sito de dar un bale y dedf-
car 10 que el produzca a fines escolares.
Los lnaestros, Sc preparan para ha-
Ger de la Inauguration de la Escuela
"Jose G.. Padilla" un acto digno de
todo ap,auso.
Todo parece indicar que Sc verifica
un gran cambio EN- nuestras escuelas
y que estas responderan a las exigen-
cias del progreso
Sc ha tornado una bonita Asocia-
cion entire los maestros. con Ell prop6-
sito de estrechar vinculos entire todos
y de realizar actos que sirvan de ejem-
plo a los escolares. La primera reu-
ni6n Sc dara en- la casa del Sr. Wen
ceslao sotomayor, Acting Principal de
las Escuelas.
Sc han fijado "Alcancias en- va
rios sit!os publicos para allegar fon-
dos para ell Comedor Escolar, siendo
de aplaudirse la actitud del Sr. Post
master, ell caballero Don Teodoro M.
Lopez y la del Sr. Juez Municipal
la de los empleados de la fabrica, quie-
nes Sc toman un gran interes para que
todas las personals que van por ALI
dejen su 6bolo favor del Comedor.
Pronto empezaran los trabajos de la
torre en- la que ha de instalarse La
campana en- la escuela PADILLA.
Todo Vega Baja Sc prepare para
ayudar Ell trabajo de las Escuelas
empieza a conquistar grandes simpa-
tfas Ell sr. Negr6n Collazo, funcionario
recto, trabajador y que trata con ex-
qudsita correction las maestras to-
das. por su inter6s en- favor de este
pueblo sobre todo por SUI amor en-
trahable hacia los nifos.
G.. M. T.