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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
Peter Miller's Plea

Only the old-timers remember Peter Miller
For the last IA of his le Peter has been be-
hind the steel bars Of the state pententiary over at
Walla Waa
IN criminal court annals. Accused of being member of
bandit gang in Seattle and Tacoma, Miller made re-
markable defense. He studied law until he could outwt
some OF the smarest prosecutors Seattle had But in
the end he was convicted of burglary and perjury At
tempts to convict him serious charges failed
AND Miller was sentenced to from % to 10 years
in PRISON.
For years Miller has been in charge of the prison
library lie has studied prison life and prison manage
ment And because he is Of the brightest minds ever
shutn Wala Waa he has been both admired and feared
by ms Jallers Most of his time goes into study
Miller has been good prisoner. He hasn't made
trouble But he has held his own His spirit isn't broken
His eyes still keen and his step is firm If released
ne will not long bear the marks Of prison. Somewhere
down IN his heartbe good be it bad-here il an
unquenchable spark that keeps him fit.
Peter Miller has murderers, with blood still on
their hands walk out Of the prison doorspardoned be-
cause friends Of political influence or wealth demanded
men convicted of all manner of crime released in the last
IA years But his own petitions have been squelched
NOW Miller has adopted entirely new way to FIGHT
Tor his freedom Thru his attorney Joseph M Glasgow
OF Seattle he has applied to the state supreme court for
an order to force Clarence f. Long the prison spern
tenden to show cause why he should not be released on
writ OF abeas corpus He charges that his sentence was
excessive and oppressive and that there was material
doubt OF the legality Of his conviction The case comes
up January 26 At least 1t will be interesting to watch
Here's Paris men arc stylish we would
hate to be IN their shoes
Experts circle We say nn, street. chr
wheels come mighty close.
Lloyd George has had better In this country than apyu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
@1s5e n ~nv

by working hard and lota Of energy.
a. soon a. possible, enough money
to rest In his home country. or. as a
LOT Of them do. 10 stay there and 20
put All their ability. their money and
energy IN the uphuildina OF Java.
And Java Is growing. and growing
fast, too.
Concerning Java being the melt.
ING pot Of the Pacific where aristo.
Gratis and drega minglo and cventu.
ally becomes more than droKs" I do
not respond upon acolding. What
would you ray n someone should
compare and publish "A record Of Sc.
attic NJ We know II from IL murder
and robbery columns IN the ncwspa.
pcru, iiH life ns we see that IN the
dens OF the downtown district. with.
out making any mention OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

splendid work that IL done and stili II
being done by It's citizens TO make
Seattle finer and bigger city and
TO overcome that nll7
For your benefit I will start with
that and take Seattle against the
four biggest cities Of Java. not that
] like 10 dig In mud hate that. ]
must admit that there are those who
have a certain passion for mud-dig.
ding and by and by they become
quite unable 20 zee tho finer and bet.
Ter things In human life and com.
munity. They are the quickest 20
criticize and tho slowest in upbuild.
ing and boosting.
Seeding Il country or community.
iis inhabitants. without having made
a study OF that subject. Is childish
and al least not gentleman.like.
thank you. J. A. SMIDr.
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4 LETTER From
AVRfDGE FfANN
November 9. 1924

November g. 1873
Dear Folks.
Tho Husky team IL home again; another game Ia
and now feel that BagEy's only just begun.
They've beaten team they've met hope Is In the
Bear.
We've seen them. In the years before severely badly HEX
cd but tho they failed score spirit wasn't
nieked No matter tho the boys assaled a bigger beer
bunch. their fighting spirit failed they never lost
their punch
And now they're starting IN reap seed that they
have hown; their path often steep but thru
u all they've And thobs who used criticize.
about year the loudss in their cries oh.
baby Watch 'em Eo."
but even tho IT'S just dreamto get The Golden Bear
the hushen have winning team. the fighting spirits
herel bueeesl 10 not idle whim-they get by and
by; for In the end II him who fails 10
NY
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LHHERCt the s Ef1UR
In Defense of City Hospital

quite nomo time FOR aid other than
that which nurao could administer.
simply because, 20 my certain
knowledge. EVERY doctor was bury
on case a. serious or else out on
n first-ald call. Whose fault IL
,hatl surely. not tho fault OF the
doctors or nurHcs.
Why not watch our hospital grow
with Scatter Why not increase tho
hospital stair and rec that there arc
enough doctors TO care for the
cassa7
was IN that hospital for several
weeks. and after closely watching
them az work. marvel that thsy
do no well
EDNA c. WEAVER.
1851 Eighth Ave. S. ".
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Where Apple Grower Stands
E.dIlnT Mo AtnT.

LdItnr Tho athF.
Thanking you for tho publicity,
editorials and general interest that
you have shown this Apple Week. !
AJAX the privilege OF lending a hand
in helping you 20 educate the public
that the west side. in particular. may
better appreciate the great apple in.
dustry. Here ia word in reply 20
Mr. Apple Eater"
That you. Mr. Eater. may better
understand tho relative position OF
tho producer and consumer OF
apples. permit mo 10 ask you. do you
know that tho apple grower. like
nearly every agricultural producer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06
When "Alkali" Stepped Out

You remember perhaps, that mutual regret stunt
pulled off in the public prints when "Akai" Fall quit
President Hardings cabinet
4 regret it deeply. but personal obligations require
me- etc, from "Alkal" 1T is with deepest concern
that compelled to accept etc. from Warren That
or something like it, the surface of the parting
But we read the proceedings of the committee in
vestgatng the handing to Sinclair of that Teapot
Dome naval oil reserve we imagine something like this
as having off below the surface maybe in the small
room the staircase in the White House:
Mr.. Secretary, did you make secret deal with the
Sinclair Octopus, suppressng bidders and handing
that Teapot"
Wa-all, yes, Mr.. President. You see, -"
You get out of my cabinet; and into that Teapot, if
you like" Or words to that effect
Warren G. Harding may not have been tremendously
great He may have been habitually too almighty
poised and smooth He may have stuck too close to con-
servatism. He may have sacrificed too much in order
to please everybody But those who knew him know that
in the presence of dirty DEAL he just one Wild
wooly Ohio editor And may the Lord increase his like
Curtis OF Kansas republican whip soldier
without raising taxes eent
The only difficulty
congress TO agree to the Curtis program.
Case Of home brew blew report should
have been, Liquor Case Heard"
An auto spotlight Ohio probably by man
who lost his collar button.
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has not one word 20 say as 70 price
at which he seils7
That there IL no such O thing as
"A buyer OF fruit in this part OF the
state this Year,
That the cost OF producing. about
fii0 TO put box OF apples on board
ear. Is more than three times the
cost Of producing before the war;
That last year more than so per cent
OF the growers had balance I'm the
rcd7"
Yet the apple industry ranks sec
ond only 10 lumber ms wealth
producing industry. A box OF ap.
pies ~ pure Northwest product:
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Shades of Old T. r.

What picture the Washington correspondent makes
In describing recent hearing before the United tSates
senate committee investigating the Teapot Dome naval
ha.
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Albert d. Iaser he going financial
Hiram JohnsonS
the financial shipping
boom Is going somebody a big barrel o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

Mcxans developing liking
That's surprising considering they've
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

The Moro have finally perfectly
Wood for their rebellion
reason Is They object TO being civilized.
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Beauty Is Largely a
Matter of Good Teeth
BY DR.. PARKER

!. !: ). !. !. !:
GOOD teeth contribute as much M%LN
= to good looks as good COM EE&MM
pexons - often they contribute X a1A
more. k4g M8Nk1A
A woman with gstening, EsArS&sSSsshhs1
pearly, white teeth is always WAssskY ,Ay
charming. A poor complexion WA <MzM
doesn't show half so much if the WAmxNxsW
teeth are beautiful. &S~Z4lG>~A
If your teeth are diseased dis
colored or decayed, Painless Par
ker Dentists using the f. r. Parker System can treat
the disease stop the decay and remove the discoor-
atoms. They can do much to make any man or
woman more attractive by restoring the teeth to good
shape again.
Remember that good looks and good teeth go to-
gether, and that goodlooling people have distinct
advantage in every walk Of life.
Better have your teeth examined free by these
dentists. Let them tell you how small the price will
be to improve your looks by making your teeth some
thing to be proud Of when you smile.
%D7A Painless Parker Dentists Using
lniMHW the
sysTEM) E. r. PARKER SYSTEM
206 Union St.
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had discovered when
objected o n halfNelson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

that time I resigned as diroe.
tor My wife also owned
thousand shares OF stock,
which she sold in 20. l be.
lleye. az a loss"
Are any other members OF
your family interested Ia tho
Sinclair companioST Walsh
persists.
T, r.. suu smiling. replies
Yes. my brother Is an en-.
ploye. I believe. OF the Sin.
clair company-is he notG'
again turning 10 Sinclair. who
mods once more,
rs nc an offoialf" persists
Walsh. annoyingly.
why. yes--Just what is his
employment" turning again
toward Sinclair. who looks a
shade palcr than usual. as no
replies
"Vlce president"
yes, quite so" resumes
Roosevelt. He's vice prcsi.
dent"
YES. see" says Walsh.
significantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-06

Before a crowded committee
nom. Col. Theodore Roosevelt.
assistant secretary OF the
navy, is replying 20 questions
% Senator Walsh ~ Montana.
chief oroSs.examiner Tor the
people. Behind this dapper
son Of the great Roosevelt
sits Harry r. Sinclair OH
uagnate. very rich. well
groomcd. fat and comfortable,
race horse owner. etc.
ON second thought. perhaps
he Is not SO comfortable. for
Walsh is a wizard az asking
leading questions.
"Have YOU any financial
interests in the Sinclair on
companiesG-
Yes. l was once a stock
holder and. l believe. a dlrec-
tor Ia one OF the Sinclair
companies-was l not" turn
Ing 20 Sinclair, who mods.
r. r. continses;
Il owned some stock which
was sold IN 1918. as / recall.
while l was at war. and about
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Case Of home
have been, Liquor Heard"
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What pretty it all Isl Franklin X Lane former
secretary of the interior resigned to enter employment
of Oil Magnate Doheny eXpoiter of the California naval
oil reserves Albert FALL former secretary of the
department resigned after leasing Teapot Dome private
E to Sinclair to enter Sincars services and here is
young IT r. of the great conservationist who set
aside these preserves for the public testifying
stand that his family is financially interested in the
companies conducting the exploitation of those pub
lie reserves
If that doesn't make the great T. r. turn over in
his grave, nothing ever will
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An spotlight probably man
who lost his collar
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Curtis OF Kansas republican whip the soldier
without raising ccnft possible
The only difficulty about Of
congress TO agree to the Curtis program
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-07
JUNTA DENTAL ExAMINADoRA
Convocatoria a Examenes

De acuerdo con 10 establecido por la
Ley la Junta Dental Examinadora, ce-
lebrara examenes para la revalida de
ciruianos Dentistas. cOmenzando ell dia
2S de julio de 1928, las 8 A. NJ, en-
el Salon que ocupa .esta Junta, callo
de Allen No. 8, Palaeio Rojo,
Las solicitudes, diplomas y denas do
cumentos, asi como los derechos de exa-
men s25, seran admitidos hasta Ell dia
21 a las 2 P. M.
solicitudes information seran su-
n,snistradas por la junta a solicitud es-
crita personalmente.
DR.. j. M. BIRD.
Presidente Junta Dental Examinadora,
San Juan, P. r., Julio z. 1928. Advt.
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InlpOrtante session del Senado

KEunioipio de Bayam6n, para fines es-
colares
Para que ell Gobierno reponga Ia
suma de SIT 900 que desaparecieron de
la Corte de Distrito.
tSe asigna la suma de $4,000 para
indemnizar varios obreros cuyas ca
sas han sido destruidas con motive de
los trabajos del dragado, en- Puerta de
TERRA.
Ia Ley enmendando La ley de "cer
tiorari'' fu6 aprobada.
Para incluir en- ell servicio Civil a
determinados profesores; para exi1nir
de contribution durante dos amos al
Hotel condado Vanderbilt.
Autorizando al Comisionado del In
terror a traspasar al Gob:erno Federal
una parcela de terreno en- la Marina,
propiedad del Municipio. EsSa parce'a
es para ensanchar Ell viejo edifcio de
la Aduana.
Asignando $4,000 para la impre-
sion en- ingles espafoI do las Leyes
Y Reso5uciones de la Asamblea 1egis-
Iat.va.
Asignando $4,000 para Ia construc-
ci6n de una carretera de Mayaguez a
la EscueIa Correctional
$50 900 para la construction de una
earretera de Lajas Boquer6n.
Ell Senado concurri6 con la enmien
da hecha por la Camara al Proyecto
de ley aboliendo la pena de nluerte EN-
Puerto Rico. Ell proyecto fu6 puesto a
votaci6n aprobado con los votos en-
contra de los seiores Iriarte y Jordan.
FL Presidente sena'6 Ell martes, a
las nueve de la noche para discutir ell
proyecto del senado acerca del sufragio
femenino.
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feenttnpaci6n dc l. "a. pAg.nal


ra y bajo ning1dn pretexto el permi-
tir Sc reduzca.
En- el plano No 6271 presentado
por la p R. Ry. 1t. & P. c., Y al cual
llama la atenci6n en- su carta el CO.
misionado del Interior, muestra una
calzada de 8.25 ems. para ell trafico
de vehfculos una cuneta de 1.25
al Sur de esta calzada. Esto sucede
actualmente en- algunos sitios, pues
las obras del easanche no Sc han ter
minado a1n, pero al terminarse aes-
tas obras la calzada tendra nueve
metros de ancho en- toda la exten-
sion de la Avenida y la cuneta des-
aparecera por complete.
En- ell plano No. 6272 donde Sc in
dica la secci6n trasversal propuesta
para la Avenida con la doble via
junta a la acera del lado Sur, Sc le
da a la calzada para los vehfculos un
ancho de 71a metros, o sea 4 80 ems.
menos que Ia calzada que tendra la
Avenida despu6s de terminadas las
obras del ensanche Y como va. hemos
dicho anteriormente no dehe permit
tirse que este ancho Sc reduzca al
presente nj que Sc impida aumen-
tarlo en- 10 futuFo.
Ell plano No. 6273 muestra la sec
cion trasversal propuesta y la posi-
bilidad de que Sc crucen tres yehicu-
los en- la caizada que Sc propone de
~ metros de ancho; este aunque
es possible y el dibujo indica que 10
es, en- Ia practica es diflcil que SUI
eeda debido a las varias velocidades
de los vehiculos y 10 dificil de po-
der siempre apreciar ell ancho justo
que deba dejarse entire uno otro
vehiculo. Probablemente los frecuen-
tes academies que Sc registrar entire
San Juan Y Santurce son en-. su. ma
yor parte, debido 10 estrecho de
la calzada en- modo alguno debe
reducirse este ancho nj tonaF acci6n
alguna que en- el future irnpida au-
mentar el ancho de Ia calzada.
La construction de Ia doble via
es una meiora publica a la cual ell
municipio de San Juan no debe opo-
nerse a que Sc lleve efecto, sino
mas bien cooperar a su pronta rea-
lizaci6n, buscando la manera mas
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En- el Hotel CondadO
Los EsPosos ToWNER oBsEQULA
RON CON EsPLENDIDA GENERoST-
DAD AL CLUB tcIvICo DE DANEAs


En- Ia manana del martes y en- e.
ample Y suntuoso comodor del Hotel
Condado en- Santurce reunieronse en-
intima compafiia los miembros del Club
Civico de Dainas, presidido por la dis
tinguida Sra. Maria NJ. de Perez Almi-
roty, quien no descansa en- la magma
labor que sobre sus hombros hemos CO.
locado.s aFue huesped de honor La res
petable Sra Towner, quien tambien Sc
halla vivamente interesada en- el mo-
vimiento del Club, secundando todas
sHs actuaciones civicas.
Fu6 Ell objeto del banquete ofrecer
un homemade de la mas caida simpatfa
Y carifo Ia muy querida Clemencia
de Trayieso, Quien muy en- breve habra
de ausentarse de esta isla para fijar su
rssidencia en- la Ciudad de New York,
dejando IN vacfo dif1cil de nenar en-
esta culta sociedad Y entire cl gran ntl-
Nero &c sus amigos que Ia distinguen
y la adriran con sincere y leal afecto.
Breves fueron las horas que ALI Sc
deslizaron; la concurrepcia se1ecta y
numerosa; la charla intima v anena,
salpicada cada momento con esponta-
neos rasgos de ingenio y de buen hu-
NOR, Ell menu sucuIento y ell servicio
presentado por la habil direction del
Hotel Condado nen6 las aspiraciones
de todas las conensales. Fu6 en- rea-
hdad de verdad una expresiva nota de
simpatia, de cultura de expansion.
Pasado el aImuerzo y previa invita-
cion de Ia Sra. Towner, la concurrencia
Sc dirigi6 al palacio del Gobernador
para ALI celebrar la reunion mensual
del Club y en- cuyo acto Sc trataron
inportantes asuntos para la vida de La
asoeiaci6n.
seguidamente Sc di6 principle un
interesante Y attractive programa pre-
parade para dicho acto en- Ell cua1
fuimos gratamente sorprendidos por ell
dllce canto de la culta y simpatica
Amalia Paoli acompanada al piano por
IA inspirada sisila Arce de Astol. La
senorita Providencia Riancho ejecut6
al piano con la maestria con que ella
sabe hacerlo dos preciosas pleas; Ia
sehorita storer nos deleit6 con una
preciosa composition admirablmente di-
cha Ia encantadora nifita de cuatro
amos. Noa Mendfa, hizo las delicias de
los concurrentes con su infantil bale
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DOLORES BUEINEs

Aver fa'leci6 en- su residencia de es
ia ciudad, la distinguida sefiora Dolo-
res Bueines, muy apreciada Y estima
da de cuantos conocieron sus excepcio-
males dotes personales y su corazon
alberto la caridad y los mobiles y
altos sentimientos.
Su entierro Sc verifcara esta tarde
a las cinco, saliendo la comitiva de la
casa mortuoria, Sol &c.
Enviamos los deudos de la ex-
tinta, la expression de nuestra sincera
condolencia.
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Ell PONCE EN- SAN JUAN

Ell domingo Is los fans capi5alefios
trodran presenciar dos grandes desafios
de baseball entire las rivales novenas
FPonce" Y tsPuerto Rico Sports en-
la Iiga de la parada ocho de Puerta dc
TERRA. FL "Ponee" ha derrotado en-
varioS encuentros, celebrates en- su ga
llinero y Cayey al Sports, y estos estan
dispuestos a tener un terrible desquite,
ron ell progreso de Fabito en- el ca
jon Y ell buen record de Bonilla, quien
por primera vez veremos lamar en- Ia
ocho. Tendremos magnifcos duelos dc
pitchers.
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Sc sUSPENDIO FL
REGLAMENTO

El Sr. Tizol present6 aver en- IA
Camara una moeion para que Sc sus-
pendiese ell Reglamento de la CANA
ra, en- 10 que Sc refere la trami-
taci6n de los asuntos.
La mocion fue aprobada, asi como
otra del Sr. Gonzalez Mena para que
Sc no'nbrase una comisi6n los efec-
tos de hacer un calendario incluir
en- ell mismo todos los asuntos que
van tratarse en- estos dltimos dfas
de la Legislature.
Fueron designados para integrar
ese Conite, los Sres. Lastra, Tizol,
Bird, Gonzalez Mena y Alfonso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-07

Aver las tres empezo la session ea
Senado con la asistencia de los legisla-
dores Zeno, Jordan, Martinez Nadal,
Iriarte, Castillo, Abril, Hernandez L6
pez, susoni, Miranda, Martinez Davi-
"a, Tous Soto, Garcia Duc6s y el presi-
dento, don Antonio R. Barcelo.
Ell acta de Ia session anterior fue
aprobada sin ser lefda.
En- segunda Y tercera lecturas fue-
ron aprobados los siguientes proyectos
de ley:
P. de S. 80, para pagarle sueldos que
dejaron de percibir determinados en-
pleados de Tesoreria.
P. de la G. 1877, para asignar la su-
ma de $4,000 para construir una es-
cuela en- Moca.
P. de la G. 262. ordenando la cons.
trucci6n de una carretera en- Anasco.
P. del S. 129, ordenando la coustruc
ci6n de I'm hospital insular en- San Juan,
asignando Ia srIna de 100000 Y $125.-
600 mas para ell sostenimiento del mis-
mo.
e. Senado orden6 que Sc solicitara
del Gobernador ell P. del S. 146, para
su reconsideration.
R. G. de la G. 81, para construir un
edifcio escolar en- Rio Piedras, asig-
nando para clio la suma de $4,000.
Fueron aprobados tambi6n los pro-
yectos asignando s15,O 900 para ampliar
una escuela en- Lola; para construir
una verja en- una casa escuela en- Bar
celoneta, asignando para esta obra la
suma de $4,000.
Autorizando ell registro de marcas
de fabricas en- Puerto Rico.
Creando 40 becas para estudiar Glen
cias Agricolas en- Mayaguez. Sc asig
ma para estos estudios la suma de diez
mil d6lares.
R. C. de la G. 90, obligando al Pue
bio de Puerto Rico proveer la can
tidad de s6oo.oeo pagaderos en- plazos
anuales de $4,000, ell da primero de
julio de cada aio despues de termina-
das las obras del dragado de la bahia
de San Juan y re1Ieno de los mang1ares
adyacentes, con Ell fin de reembolsar al
gobierno de los Estados Unidos esta
suma comeparte de La que ha de inver-
tir por este en- dichas obras.
Fueron aprobados varios proyectos
mas, uno asignando la suma de diez
mil d6lares para construir una escue-
la en- cuIebras; otro conedi6ndole ell re
tiro al Jefe de la policia Ramon Rivera,
quien fu6 nutilado perdiendo los dos
hrazos en- Ell ejercicio de SUI deber.
Sc ordena al Comisionado del Inte-
rior para que traspase una casira al
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en- el cual pudimos apreciar su gra-
cia y encantos.
Y eerr6 Ell acto con derroche de YER
dRdera elocuencia, dejandonos oir su
palabra dulce y armoniosa e. Hon. Pre-
sidente del Tribunal Supreme. don
Emilio del Toro. Diserto sobre un te-
ma de paIpitante interes para el Club.
'sLA EsCUELA REFoRMAToRLA
PARA NINAS." Durante Ell transcur-
so de su interesante conferencia Ell
senior Toro nos dio sabios v sa1udables
consoles y nos alento a seguir luchando
con paso frme y SECURE en- nuestra
obra de regeneration y cultura. A es-
te acto fueron especialmenEe invitados
los profesores norte-americanos que en-
la actuahdad estudian un curse de es-
pafiol en- la escuela de verano de la
Universidad de Puerto Rico.
La concurrencia fue recibida y obse-
uuiada galantemente por los esposos
Towner, con esa distinction coztesfa
que ellos saben imprimir a todas las
recepciones que Sc celebran hoy en- la
Fortaleza.
Marina r. de BENITEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-07
DE BASE BALL
MESONORA VS.. CATANO STARS

Manana domingo del corriente,
Sc nevara a cabo un sensational de-
saffo entire las novenas MESONORA
y CATANO STARS, el cual Sc veri-
ficara en- la extensa Liga de la para
da s, Puerta de Terra.
Por el entusiasmo que existe en-
tre los amantes de este deporte, sc
espera que este formidable desafio
resulte brillantisimo. FL desafio Sc
celebrara las diez de la manana.
Conque esperanos que todos los IA
naticos de esta eiudad concurran a
presenciarlo.
iAlla iremos! -.
MARCEL CLAY.