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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13
NEzpERcE SCOUT TROOP ACTIVE,

AFTER continuing for some finn
without an active leader, the loea
) troop of Boy Scouts has secured fo,
that service Attorney l.. L. Ahhot.
VINO has had more or less exper;anee
N TINS and kindred work and who GOES
INTO the undertaking with zeal thai
equals that of the fine bunch of flads
composing this troop.
A preliminary meeting at the public
school building at which Mr.. Abbott
presided was attended by fifteen of
the boys last Monday night. and at
th's a tentative program was outlined
Tor future work In the meantime tbe
details are under way for commission.
ing Mr.. Abbott as master of the troon
inc plan is to meet every Tuesday
night at 7:30 o clock at the Hiob
School gym, permission for which has
peen secured from the school autor-
ities' and the general program win in.
cnde roll call, drill, basket ball and
other games and Instructions in Scout.
craft. 1t is the intention to make this
the fullest and most satisfactory
seasons the local organization has
Known, and any boys of eligible age
n the community who have not joined
md desire to become members should
make the fact known to the Scou, :
daster OF any of the regular members.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13
Turkey Shoot and Dance.

There win be shooting match here
on Dec. %. Plenty of turkeys, geese
ducks, chickens, beef and pork. And
this viii be followed by hard-times
dance in the evening
Averill and Floyd Eastman spent
Thanksgiving with their grandmother
in Lewiston.
Several of our young people attend.
ed the surprise party Friday night for
Miss Frost and Miss Tetrick.
Joy Eastman and family have NOV
ed to the Peterson mill for the win
Ter, where Mr. Eastman is logging.
c. r. Davis and wife were visiting
their daughters in craigmont satur
day and Sunday.
Ray Fox and wife spent Sunday
with their mother and children n
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13
Prairie Girl Married In Spokane.

Miss Flossie Bell, the eldest daugh
ter of John T.. Bell who has made her
home during the last four years with
her aunt, Mrs. May Ocheltree, near
Spokane, became the bride of Ralph
F. Stanford of Spokane on November
25. The wedding was solemnized at
the parsonage of the North Hill Chris
tian church in that city, by the pastor
of that church The young couple was
attended by Miss Hazel Oeheltree,
sister of the bride, and Lee Stanford,
brother of the groom. The bride spent
her childhood in the Alpine section
northeast of this city and is pleasantly
remembered by the many friends she
made ddring her residence on the prai
rie.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13
Christian Church Aid.

/ The regular session of the aid OF
the Christian church was held at the
home of Mrs. Stapleton yesterday af
ternoon. There was large crowd in
attendance, and as this was the last
meeting before the bazaar much work
was completed and everyone had an
enjoyable time. AT the close of the
afternoon Mrs. Stapleton, assisted by
Mrs. J. w. Henderson, served an ex.
celient lunch of hot biscuits, creamed
chicken, ice cream and cake, to which
every one did ample justice.
Remember the bazaar will be held
in the Christian church annex ON Sat
urday, Dec. Is, beginning at ii
clock. A dinner will be served, be-
ginning at this time and win include
chicken, hot biscuits, mashed pota-
toes, pickles, jelly, coffee and pie
III for a5 cents.
The bazaar will offer all kinds of
ancy work at reasonable prices
prons. handkerchiefs, and a ten-cent
'rab- bag A cooked food sale will
e held in connection. Please remem
er the date and anything you need
1 this line. You are welcome to look
lem over.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13
St. Anthony Christmas Program.

Under the direction of the Sisters
the pupils of the st. Anthony paro.
ehial school in this city will give a
Christmas program at the school house
on Thursday, Dec. 90, starting at 100
p. m. The entertainment viii be a
good one, carrying the glad spiris of
the season through each number. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited to attend
it. There viii be an admission charge
of 10 cents for adults, children free.
The money thus raised will be used
for defraying the expense Of the en-
tertainment and for the anti-tubercn-
losis fund.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13
County Motor Vehicle Licenses
$11,321.

Eight hundred and four application
for motor vehicle licenses were writ.
ten by the assessor of Lewis county
for the year 1923. Of this number.
sos were for automobiles, 80 fo4
trucks, 2 for motorcycles, 5 for deal
ers, 10 for chauffeurs and 20 for
transfers. The total amount collected
was l1,32l.53. Three-fourths of this
amount stays in the county and is ap-
portioned among the highway districts
from which it is collected, and one
fourth is paid to the state treasurer
and goes into the state highway fund
Over one-half of the autos register
ed were over five years old and only
Ewo-thirds of the regular fee was col
ected on them. In 1924 there will b.
10 deduction FOR age.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13

| Washington, Dec. 9.-There wer,
lis deaths last year for every 1,00t
population in the registration area OF
the United States, which comprises
50 per cent of the total population, the
census bureau announced today. That
was a slight increase over the 1921
rate which was 1l.6 per 1000, but
not so high as the 1920 rate of 1871.
Maine and Vermont had the highest
rates with 147 per 1000 each, while
New Hampshire 3 rate was l46. Ida
no has the smallest rate with 81 and
Montana next with SO. The largest
increases were shown in Oregon and
Colorado with IL per 1000 more than
in 1921, while California had 90 more
than that year. Decreases in the rate
were shown in five states.
Memphis has the highest rate in the
81 registration cities of 100000 or
more population, with 17.s deaths per
! 200 population. New Orleans was
next with 1877 and Nashville third
with 1866 Denver and Fall River fol |
lowed with 100 each. Akron had the
lowest rate with rs, while Seattle
vas second Invest with go.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13

Oounts Assessor Ratliff has reeeiv
ed from F. A. Jeter. commissioner q
law enforcement, all applieatio,
"i''lAs necessary for the registratio,
) of motor vehicles. He has also 70
ceived a bulletin from the san,e so,,r.,
noting a number of changes in the mo.
TOR vehicle law, to take effect Ian
ana making some rulings for the
county assessors to be governed H.,
The dead line is placed at Jan Isl
Ah blanks on the application should
be file dout. Be sure your factorv
and motor numbers are correct Ga4
them from the ear not from former an.
pications. Give the correct model
All this is important as your car might
DC stolen or you might so to califor
ma ana have trouble in proving own
ership
The new law provides that the
Weight for determining the license fee
shall not be less than the scale Of
weight of the vehicle as operated up
on the roads OF highways.
In order 10 mike a uniform eharoe
throughout the state for every make /
OF car, the commissioner has ruled
that . per cent shall be added to the
manufacturers s weight to determine
he actual weight for license fee. If
ne applicant objects to this method 4
le has the privilege of weighing his
ar ON public scales. But before
Weighing your car the following CON
ltions should hold: The gas tanks {
houid be half filled with gas; the ra
iator full of water; oil and grease in a
rotor, transmission and differentia5.
md car should be equipped with a G
ar amount of tools. SO, if the man.
facturer's weight of your car is Civ Ii
as 29O0 lbs, this ruling takes it
1T of the $4,000 class and places II 2
the $4,000 class. There is no de-
letion for age. 1t will cost YOU lust L
much to register your old boat as
+ a bright, new one of the same AZ
aight. A dealers license will cost
600 for one make of car. If he pr
sires to sell another make an ad. %
sional set of plates cost $500.
A service car or truck used by a
aler must be registered the same as
individual car. Truck license is ba
m so to 60 per cent higher. tn
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13
Christmas Program Dec. 90

On Thursday evening, December 20
the grade pupils will give Christina
program at the auditorium. The child
rem have been practicing long and dill
gently for this program, and 1t prom
lses to be very good The program i.
as follows:
Silent Night sung by 9Th. eth
and sth grade chorus.
"A Lady Santa Claus, recitation
by Gordon Garyin.
"A Suggestion, dialogue--Gaylorl
swartz, Woodrow johnson.
Little Jack Frost song, primary
girls.
" What Christmas Means, . dia.
logue, Alva Mitchell, Clayton Laier.
"March and Drill" srd and 4th
grade girls.
"Jolly Old Santa Claus, . song, LIST
and End grades
"sontata of the Seasons, Upper
grade girls.
"The Runaway Stockings, y recita
ton, Aldons McLanahan.
cold Santa Claus, . song, LIST and
2nd grades.
"An Interview In Santa Claus
Land" 9th and 9th grades.
"Toboggan slide," Bird, 4th, 5th
md 9Th grade boys.
Everyone is invited to attend this
Program at the auditorium, December
9th at 500 o'clock.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13
SCHOOL NEWS.

Everyone is back in school aeai,
al'er the exams Those who were ex
empi from all of their tests were very
giad to get two-days vacation.
There are quite a large number ON
'he honor roll this six weeks. Their
average ~ grades range from 80 to o7.
Those on the honor roll are: Doris
Clemens, Viola jerks, Hazel stellmon.
aay Robertson, Alice Harding, Vera
harding, Lester Hocch, Harold Cook.
Audrey stapleton, Bertha Lehr. Alma
Lehr, Ernest conger, Marjorie Miller.
Mabel Rowe, Lillian Berry aud Van
Emerson.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13
A NEPHEW PRODIGY OF FRANZ
BILLUPS.

Valca McKinster of Wayne, Wes
! Virginia, student of the Wayne higf
I school, recently passed the examina
tion for ordination into the Baptist
church, held at the high school build
ing.
McKinster, who has an extensive
knowledge of the Bible and is an ex-
cellent speaker, has been preaching
the gospel internationally since he was
thirteen years old He is now IL and
is in his senior year at the Wayne high
school, with record for the past
three years work that won him the
first scholarship ever awarded to
student at the institution. The twelve
Pole Baptist Association proffered up
on him scholarship at Anderson Col
lege, which was declined ON the
ground that he preferred to work his
way through school. Valca besides
working his way through school, has
been saving part of the money he has
earned, preaching and working on his
fathers farm, in view of entering
Harvard University next year, to fin
ish his scholastic education. He is
working for Phi. d. degree. When he I
completes his education at Harvard,
he intends to enter the Southern Bap-
tist Theological Seminary to finish his
education in preparation for the min
istry.
McKinster was handed list of j
questions prepared by the Baptist Il
Association at 9:45 a. m. :
md by 11:15 m. he had answered q
very question. Instructors say It US c
Tally takes the average scholar about =
TX hours to answer the same ques- t
ions. lw
The council composed of Wayne and Il
dingo county members of the associa p
ion, assembled at the high school I
Thursday afternoon for the grading of 81
he manuscripts of Valca McKinster a
When they were through the examina- cl
ion, the papers were pronounced 100 cc
er cent perfect. McKinster passed
he examination by answering every
uestion perfectly.-Huntingtoa CIV.
ra) Herald Dispatch. ii
Aside from the fact that the fore cl
Ding story refers to nephew of CT
rank Billups, our pioneer rural mail OIL
arrier who has become a well known p.
md mark on the prairie, the extraor- g'
mary character of its subject makes tn
very interesting to our readers. er
'alea has two brothers and two sis it.
srs, and they all join in the frolies of
nd sports of their neighborhood as TT
earthly as is the average child's fo
ont While he has been studious, he te
as not been. noticeably unlike other lo
oys in his general conduct, according
J Mr. Billups, who visited the old
ome couple of years ago. ds
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13

AT the regular meeting of the Odd
Fellows Lodge in this city last Friday
night the following Officers were elect
ed to direct the affairs of that body
during the coming year:
Alvin Caldwell, Noble Grand; l.. f.
Reeder, vice-Grand; w. r. Emerson,
recording secretary; lie Roy Miller
financial secretary; A. W. Mitchell,
treasurer; Philip Lehr, trustee.
The appointive officers will be
named at the regular meeting of the
lodge on the evening of December 2s,
when the new Officers viii be install
ed.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13

seems feasible to provide government
sss'',s ssS's'ance to exports, and authority
should be given the War Finance ao.
po'a'lon to grant, in its discretion tbc
most liberal terms of payment for fats
ana grains exported for the direct hen
eft of the farm.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13
Lapwai Coming pecember q

The Nezperce High School basket
ball team win play the first game Of
the season with Lapwai, on Friday
Dec. 81, on the home floor
Lapwai has good team this year,
as has been shown in previous
games. We believe, however, that
Nezperce is her equal any time or any
place. Cook will be at center, Mock.
Ter and Huffman viii play forward,
and Flatt and stapleton guards. If
you are interested in the record Of
yon rsehool come out and back her.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13
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Morrowtown, Idaho. DE

Albert Cooper, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cooper, who has been very sick
with pneumonia, is much better at this
writing.
Harry Jobe and family have moved
to Westlake, whore he viii spend the
winter.
W. A. Cooper was visiting with his
family Monday.
There was dance here Saturday
night.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13

VIM. Doggett, out at Harris Siding,
this week installed Radiola v,
three-tube radio outfit with loud
speaker horn 50 the whole family can
listen in y on what g going on in the
world. The set was supplied by Leo s
Pharmacy and is recognized as one of
the very latest and best on the mar
ket.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13

Dance at the Fraternal Hall Satur-
day night The Nezperce Orchestra
invites you.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13

Don t overlook the Ed. Reed sale ad
in this paper.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
TRES JUGADoREs

No sabemos por que en- ell team Pom
ce no Sc lie da cabida tres jugadores
de esta Ciudad que son verdaderos as
tros Y que solo necesitan de un cie-
10 para lucir sus fulgores. Nos
referimos RE cur b o n. joven
muchacho que EN- su carrera es una
legitima esperanza para ell pals; Quiro
muchacho escolar tambi6n que en- el
jard1n corto y al bate ha sabido conquis
tar justiicsdos nonores, es Ell terce-
ro, Delgadil1o, que ST bien es cierto que
es ell hombre mas grande de la isla, pue-
de tambien llegar ser ell jugador mas
grande. va tiene 10 primero, ell cuerpo.
Estamos seguro que estos tres hombres,
estan en- condolences de jugar en- cual-
quier team de primera con muy POGO
entrenaniento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
EortGLece al NinO

FL nino por naturaleza es fisica y
mentalmente active. Esta actividad ra-
pi6amente consume ell fosforo de los
nervios y del cerebro, asi como Ell HE.
rro de la sangre. Estos elementos rece-
sarios son asimilados de los alimentos;
pero apenas hay aigiln niho de edad su-
fciente para conner alimentos s6lidos,
que obtenga bastante f6sforo hierrc
do las comidas modernas. Todo nifio
que no Sc encuentre en- perfecta salud,
debiera tomar hierro Y fosforo segln
Ia combination de la receta modelo CO.
nocida por claytonique, que Sc vende
en- todas las boticas. Claytonique usado
conforme las instrucciones, transfor-
ma al niiio en- fuerte, saludable alegre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
Ell SPORT EsTA FLoJo

No Sc necesita estar dentro del sim
patico team Sports para saber que es-
ia muy fojo. La perdida temporal de
Thompson, juicy, San, y Beitia tiene
que ser sufciente para debilitar cual-
quier club. No obstante este, creemos
que los actuales jugadores del Sports
pueden sostener luchas con las novenas
de la isla, aunque no con todas las pro-
babilidades de veneer. Aninos amigos,
animos y 10 demas es tonteria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16

Miles de personals han hallado ma
ravilIoso alivio en- unos pocos dias. FL
Nuga-Tone les devuelve nueva vida y
vigor los nervios y mtiscuios gasta-
dos. Produce sangre roja, y fuerte for
taleciendo los nervios Y aumentando de
ma manera maravillosa su capacidd de
resistencia. Produce un suefio repara'
cor, buen apetito buena digestion. Re
gulariza Ell funcionamiento de los intes-
tinos lie devuelve Ell entusiasmo y Ii
ambicion. 81 I'd. no Sc siente perfecta-
mente bien, esta en- el deber' de ensa-
yarlo. 81 no recibe ningJn benefcio, ma
Ga lie costara. No es 6esagradable para
tomar y empezara a sentirse mejor in
mediatamente 81 su medico no Sc 10
ha recetado todavia solicite su dro-
guista le verda un frasco de Nuga-
Tone No compre ningnn substitute.
T6melo durante unoS pocos dias y 81 no
s.ente mejoria dsvu6lvale su droguista
el saIdo del frasco Embellishments
rosotros lie devolveremos su dinero. Los
,1anufactrreros del Nuga-Tone solici.
tan todos los dreguistas que den La
earantia de que ST I'd. no queda salts
fecho lc devuelvan su dinero inmedia-
tsmente. Recomendado, garantizado y
Gle venta en- todas las botivas. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
EXCURSION A SAN JUAN2

Son muchos los sinpatizadores del
Ponce que preparan una excursion para
acompafisr el proxirno domingo su
novena a Ia 'Parada ocho en- donde de-
bera sostener dos encuentros con los
Jinetes. Son nuestros deseos que sean
muchos los que Sc decidan ir San
Juan. Los desafios prometen resultar
interesantisimos Ell Ponce necesita
"a voz de aliento de sus camaradas.
A la ocho ell domingo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
Ell DEPoRTE EN- Ell SUR


TEMPO hacfa que no sonabamos. Ca
81, casi nos estabamos disponiendo a
dejar enmohecer la pluma.
Del proscenio basebolero d6nde han
surgido tantos y tantos AUToRIzA-
DOS de Ultima hora, va Sc necesita
una pequefia jubilacion..., 5No seria pro
pto dejar a los nuevos en- sus campahas?
creemos que ST. pero... tque dificil Sc
le hace a uno absndonar un ser que
rido? La nostalgia llama aqui tene-
mos IN ejenfp.o.
vo;vere escribir a1go para la prem
sa dc San Juan todss las semanas: los
fans, pueden estar SECURE que siempre
me centre a la verdad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
HUMAcAo Y PONCE

Interesantes resultafon los juegos ell
domingo en- cl Castillo, Humacao y
Ponce jugaron buena pelota y los homo
res quedaron ~dividfdos. Humacao ven
clio por la inanana con Camsr6n en- ell
box y Ponce perdi6 con Montaner. Por
La tarde gan6 Ponce con Colon y perdi6
Humacao con Moncho.
Ambos teams estan en- excelentes con
condolences. FL que mas meta la pata,
de SECURE que habra de perder. Asi
Quedo demostrado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16

Segun Sc habfa anunciado en- carte
,ones y prensa Sc nev6 a efecto ante
ma numerosa concurrencia Ell desafio
tie base ball entire las novenas Catano
Stars Y Mesonora. El Catafo Stars es
una novena fuerte venia revestida
de gran fama, habia conquistado gran
des triunfos sobre las demas noyena.;
6e la localidad y solo lie faltaba medir,
con la renombrada novena Mesonora
Despues de aclararse las regias del
campo entire ambas novenas nombrar
Sc de comin acuerdo los jueces del iqe-
go, tocole Ell palo los del Cataiio CO.
mo team visitante.
Ell inning inicial Sc VERTIGO asi: c!
rrimero Sc abanica v los dos siguientes
roletean al diamante corto salen de
cut en- primera. Janer del Mesonora Ii
ga su primer hit; Bird lie secunda; Leca
roz pone en- las manos de la primera
ma linea baja; Lombardero coloca Ell
Jas manos del right un bombo, y Quino-
nes cierra con un ponche..
En- la segunda entrada, Serrano del
CataIlo, roletea primera y sale de out
Benitez toma base; Carlos hit por right
Y por tirada de este tercera para CO.
ser Benitez, entra este home Car
lc nega segunda y pasa tercera
Santana planchea al catcher. Aqui Sc
hizo una jugada muy bonita. Ell catcher
Smaga primera hace tirada ter
cera y sacan a Carlos; Laveo pIanchea
auy bien toma Ia primera, pero Ven
tura quiere Sacar la bola del cuadro v
"a Done en- las manos del short stop.
El Mesonora representado por Crosas,
Lomba y Fabregas, quieren apostar al
cue mejor So ponche v salen empatados
los tres, pues Sc poncharon.
En- la tercera entrada ell Catafio Sc va
en blanco, mientras Ell Mesonora por
I'm two base de Janer un hit de Bird
sc anotan una carrera.
~" US0SA@SA~ AOSd d Ids pu0TIdS uSl
Mesonora ,Quien hace algunos errores
lie consideration que unidos los errores
a algunos hits del Catafo, consiguen ha
Ger cinco carreras. Ell Mesonora casi
desalentado consigue anotarse otro ce-
rito.
En- la quinta entrada er C5saio, Sc
va en- blanco y Ell Mesonora con hit de
Lecaroz, Lomba y Fabregas, Sc anota
Cos carreras, va Gambia de especie la
cosa.
Un parentesis. Desde ell principle del
iuego Ell joven Camilo Crosas jugador
Y captain del team Mesonora, pidio del
manager, pusiera en- su Iugar otro de
los jugadores de la novena, por SEN
tirse aIgo NAL de salud, pero como va
nabian llegado los dos que faltaban
trvo que ocupar su sitio hasta lIegar
este inning que Sc le lIizo impossible ocu
par su puesto y bajo estas condiciones,
aun fuera de las reg1as del team fue
recesario tomar un jugador extrano y
Sc hizo con Ell joven chato, QUEEN acep-
to gustosamente la invitaci6n que so
le hiciera.
En- Ia sexta entrada, Santana toma
base; Laveo roietea por segrlnda y Sc
da un doble play entire Lornbardero,
Fabregas Lomba; Pedrito Sc va per
les sitics del short stop Y lie SAGA con
(Continua en- la pagina 1o).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
BIG BALL

FENIDIsIMo E INTEREsANTE RE
sULTo Ell JUEGo DEL OoNItMa GO
s EN- LA PARADA oCHo ENTIRE
LAS FANosAS NovENAs cATANo
STARS Y MEsoNoRA. FIGUERoA
PITCHER DE MEsoNoRA H1zo
Una LABoP INsUPERABLE- Jk-
NER FABREGAs soBREsA1IE
RON EN- Ell MANEJo DEL BATE
IECARoz DA Ell TR1UNFo EN- Ell
ULTIMo INNING CON UN HIT poR
SEGUNDA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16

cionales juegos, de verdadera fiesta de-
portiva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
LUIS PROGRESS

verdadero placer tuvimos en- conocer
al popular cronista del ImparciaI''
uis Progress quien Sc hallaba en- Pom
ce presenciando los juegos del Sports.
Luis Progress conocia nuestra liga por
referencia Quedo muy bien impresio-
nado de nuestros terrenos. ojala que
nuestro companero nos visite mas anne
nudo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16

Ponce, Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
NEcEsAR1As REFoRMAs

Ell 1NFIELD de nuestro playground
al decir de los que en- 81 juegsn, esta
pesimo: es mas, Sc iiace muy dificil CO.
ger una bola Ell jugador Sc expone
a dejar un ojo. Bueno seria que los
que tan punt1slmente Sc apsstillan casi
todos los sdomingos un 71a9e Sc decidan
a arreglar dicho terreno, pues ESQ de
tener vaca Y no dare que conner cs
algo criticable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-16
uN1FoRME PARA Ell PONCE

sigue en- aumento la idea { no sa-
bemos 81 solamente la idea) de dotar
a nuestro glorioso Ponce de un nuevo
Y lujoso uniforme que de honra Y va
lor al team que 10 ha sabido conquis-
tar tras ruda infatigable lucha.
La idea esta entire ''ceja y ceja'' de
unos cuantos verdsderos simpatizadores
del Ponce, aunque no sabemos, ciencia
ciertas 81 el dinero de Ia colecta va es-
ia todo conseguido, y en- condiciones de
pedirse por cable el nuevo traje.
Que Sc cristalice tan simpatico pro-
yecto, son nuestros mas vivos deseos.