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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
AMBOY NINE
To HAVE TEST
Penn Red Cans to Play Here
Sunday = Most Popular
Baseball Attraction

The next number on the program
of the Amboys baseball nine Is thai
of the game to be played on Sunday
afternoon on the Raritan Copper
Works field. This time the Penn
Red Caps, a colored team quite pop.
ular in this vicinity, will form the
opposition for the local outfit.
The Penn Red Caps for the pas
few seasons have made considerably
good showings on the local diamond
and while colored teams seem to BIZ
a certain JIM to the Amboys, IL Il
feared that the late winning streal
of the local aggregation will spill
when the two teams come together
Scranton" Daugherty who had Z
swell party on last Sunday afternoon
when he allowed the Carteret Fieic
club four scattered hits, after pitch.
ing the Bayway Refinery baseball
club to victory on Saturday, will II
all probability occupy the mound TO.
the home team, while the twirler fol
the Penn Red Caps has not yet beer
announced. Lidgate will do the re
ceiving for the Amboys.
Another number Of unusual in
terest on the locals program is tht
game on Sunday, July 20, wheI
Harry Harper's team of Lodi, N. Y
form the opposition. Harper at on,
time was first string pitcher for tn,
New York Yankees and at one tim,
did some part of hurting for Brook
lyn Nationals. In the game on tn
local diamond Harper himself will
positively do the mound work TO
the New York team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
WON
BY AQUEHONGAS
TottenviIIe Wins First Leg on
Championship Beat Sta
pleton EIks

The Aquehongas of T%ottenvilla,
won the first leg on the Staten Is
land championship last night by
beating the Stapleton Elks at Sis 20
Park by a OF go. Although
the Elks were considerably rein
forced for the contest the Aquehon-
gas were not pressed to win. Pre-
vious to this game the Elks had won
nine straight from various Staten
Islanc teams.
Jones, said to be a college box
man, was on the mound for the los
ers and freely hit while Hornsby
of tho cross-river champs, was the
master of the Elks at all times. La
Forge received him in classy fash.
ion. Gus Nesley OF the Dublin Glae
Club was on second for the winners
while Miller, a newcomer was al
short. They both showed up vel
last night and will be kept on the
roster. Owing to the fact that La
Forge split q finger yesterday, Mes.
ley will be behind the bat this even
ing.
Tonight on the Aquehonga field
one OF the largest crowds of the sea-
son Is expected out to see the Sec
ond game of the series which
threatens to halt as quick as 1t start
ed. Frank Dunn of the All-Colle-
gians, will be on the hilltop for the
home team this evening while 1t Is
not known who will hurl for the
visitors. who are expected to con-
tinue their padding tactics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
SOUTH AMBOY TO PLAY

SPTs so AMBOY.. :. :. .Aforu
Interest galore is centered around
the game between the South Amboy
Y. M. G. A. and the Freehold repre-
~sentatives to be played at the ross
river city tonight. This contest is
ore of the engagements in conjunc-
ton with the Three NJ League.
which is composed of leading teams
in the counties of Middlesex
Monmouth and Mercer.
Last season the Freehold team
found little opposition in the rest
of the league teams and finished the
season in first place with plenty of
room left over. At present the Mon
mouth county outfit is tie for first
place with the Bash nine of Tren-
ton, and according to Gene Thomas,
field captain of the "Y" his team in
tonight's affair will endeavor to
slow up the fast going Freeholders.
On the mound for the South Am
boy team will be found Art Young.
popular local hurler. He will start
the hostilities while on the bench
will be found ALT Clark who pitched
the "Y" to a 1872 victory over Her
cules last Saturday and Wellman in
the event that the local boy en-
counters a miscue. Vanderveer will
take care of the mound work for
the visitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18

Against the High School In
dependents at Wonderland
Park Tomorrow Night

The Perth Amboy Y. M. H. A
baseball representatives will play
their first home game OF the year
tomorrow night at Wonderland Park
with the strong High School indie
pendents of this city. The Y. NJ.
H. A. nine has played n game to
date and lost that to the New Bruins
wick association outfit.
The high school nine has parti-
cipated in three outside contests tc
date and lost two of them.
Hymie Hochheiser, of South Am.
boy, will be on the firing line foi
the local association dimond cavor-
tiers and will attempt to ring VI
second win over the high schoo
outfit. Hochheiser, it will be re
membered, was the lad who gave
Coach Waddell's tossers their frs
setback of the year by giving then
a coat of withdrawing and allow
ing only four scratch hits.
Nuns Nedswicki. who facet
Hochheiser in the shutout contest
will be his opponent tomorrow
night. The rest of the regulars viii
be used.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
HOMERS SAVE
n. |. GIANTS
While Yankees are Badly
Beaten by Cleveland
Brooklyn is Winner

Homers by Snyder and Groh and
the regaining Of the champions bat
ting stride. which has been lost for
the past three days, enabled the
Giants to take the rubber game Of
their series against Chicago yester-
day by a 7-3 score. while on the
other hand the New York Yankees
were given a trouncing in ths fourth
game Of their series with Cleveland.
The final score of the latter game as
1870.
Adolfo Luque, the Cuban twirled
of the Cincinnati Reds, was credited
with both games OF & double header
yesterday when he occupied the
mound in the 4-3 and 9-5 Victories
which his team registered over the
Boston Nationals. The Cuban start
ed the first game and left in the
sixth inning when the danger was
about over. He pitched all the sec
ond game. With these TWO victories
on his slate Luque now has q total
OF fifteen wins for the present sea-
son.
The fourth inning OF the Pittsburx
Brooklyn game was enough for the
Robins to win from the smoky city
aggregation in their final games yea
terday, while it raj necessary to
play ten of the st. Louis-Phila-
delphia National game yesterday to
end the game. st. Louis came out
on top with a 81 score.
st. Louis Americans handed d 10-1
trouncing to the Boston Americans.
and Chicago easily won from the
Athletics. Detroit and Washington
battled a Az game. Detroit captur-
ing the long end of the score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
STATE GETS $4,000 TAXES
FROM FIRPO-W WILLARD BOUT

TRENTON, July 18.-The State of
New Jersey receives a total of $780,
0s3.70 as tax from the receipts taken
in at the Firpo-Willard fight last
week in Jersey City. According to
calculations made here on the basis
OF the amount received by the state.
the total receipts of the fight were
S434, 264.11. From this was first de-
Quoted the Federal tax of 10 per
cent. or $43,426.41, leaving a balance
of $39Q,S37. From this amount then
was deducted the ten per cent. state
tax.
Statistics filed here with State
Boxing Commissioner Bugbee show
the following facts as to the num-
Der of seats sold at each price and
the total revenue derived therefrom:
1915 seats at $1-$5,576; 1850 at
$2-$33,340; 1864 at $3-$46,6 92;
6,064 at $5-sS0,3 800; 6,S87 at 81
4 $1,000; 1913 at $10-$95,13o:
5,438 at $15-$S1,5 $40.
There were 75.712 paid admissions
2,7S6 complimentaries and 1,02s
press and photo tickets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
Tender Eases Up

DELANCO. July 1s.-The last
week of preparatio nfor his all-im-
portant lightweight championship
fight with Benny Leonard in New
York next Monday night opened with
a rush for Lew Tender here yester-
day afternoon.
The Philadelphia challenger went
through what was easily the best
work out he has yet had during his
week here. He boxed only six
rounds, it being decided at the last
minute by Phil Glasman that Lew
slow up a bit, for he is getting into
fightin Grim quicker and more easily
than expected. Tender went six
rounds with Joe Sanders. Jerry
Hayes and Joe Libby, colored well
terweights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18

The next step to be taken by
Frank Seiboth's police warriors will
be against the Dark Horse nine Of
North Amboy. The game is expect
ed to be played some time next
week, and Seiboth is confident that
the setback encountered last Satur-
day will be Swallowed with a victory
over the North Amboy nine,
According to Manager Urbanski
of the Maurer nine, teams in the
vicinity will have 70 step lively to
keep up with his pace during the
balance of the season. Urbanski
will shortly rehash his combination
with a pick team.
The twelve and a half game lead
row held by the Yankees will prob
ably take a slight slump during the
next month owing to the absence
of Bullet Joe Bush, the old standby
OF tho American League champions.
Bush broke a finger in Mondays
game when he attempted TO stop n
of Iris Speakers thunderbolt liners
Mickey Walker, who on Monday
night rocked Nat seigel of Boston
asleep after nine rounds of terrific
punishment is slated to meet Harry
Greb, of Pittsburgh, at Dreamland
Park, Newark, on Angus 6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
FORDS 4. C. BEATEN BY
CRAWFORD, To 5 SCORE

The Fords A. G. was handed a lac
ing by the Crawford representative
outfit on Sunday afternoon at the
latter's field by a score OF 8-5.
Meyer pitched for the losers and al
lowed eleven hits while Mcmillan OF
the winners was reached for but
seven bingles. On this Sunday after
noon the Fords nine will play the
Keasbey Field Club in a prenminary
contest on the Raritan Cop r
Works field. This is the second tilt
of the series the Fords nine having
won the first by a score of So in N
interesting struggle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
WUFF-W UFF' AGAIN IN WATER

During his spare moments-wnch
are few and far between-Louis r.
Booz, Jr., city engineer, is putting
in shape at the Raritan Yacht Club
the fifteen foot eat-boat "Wuff-
Wuff', owned by he and Ellweod
johnson, preparatory to having a few
thrills in this fast moving little craft
this summer. The "Wun' was not
launched last year but is now in the
water and should be IN Commission
in a short time. Owing to its large
sail spread the "Wud' won con-
siderable ntoriety by its antics IN
former seasons. the crew usually be-
ing found hanging on TO the center
board during the greater part Of the
time the boat is sailing. owing to its
leaning tendencies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
ROBERTS is winner

Al Roberts, the Staten Island
Adonis. returned to the roped arena
on Monday night and made a punch
ing bag of Mike Burke at Sisco Park,
Staten Island. Roberts, it will be
rem embered by local fans, received
his start in this city at the old Lotus
A. C. which lin the good old days.
held forth at Palace hall. His de-
sire to conquer new worlds and to
suddenly rise in the pugillstic king
dom caused him to stop fighting in
this section.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
GALLAGHERS
STARS To PLAY
Seek Sunday or Twilight
Games at South Amboy
or Abroad

A new light senior baseball team
composed of all former high school
ball tosseTs and known as Gala
gher's All Stars has been organized
for the present season to play Sun
day and twilight games at home or
abroad.
The roster of the new team to date
consists of John Vail, of Holy Cross
freshman nine, Triggs, of the Bright
nings, O'Connor, former backstop
for st. Mary's high school nine,
Gereghty. of the Lightnings, Con-
nors, of Holy Cross freshmen, A COM
! plete lineup will be given at a later
date.
The new team is holding practise
sessions daily, and Manager John
Vail expects to have his team in fit
condition in a short time. The man
ager would like to- hear from light
senior teams in this vicinity. All
communications are to be sent to
lit Stevens avenue, or phone South
Amboy 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
WOODBRIDGE DEFEATED
BY PLAINFIELD CLUB

The fast going Plainfield Catholic
Club added another Middlesex coun-
ty nine to its list of wins on Sun
day afternoon by defeating the
Woodbridge Catholic Club at the lat
ter's diamond by a score of 1910. The
Kalsomined score was mainly due to
the alright hurting of O'Keefe, a
former college star. Durham and
Prion were in the points for the
losers. On next Sunday afternoon
the Sheridans of South Amboy will
be taken on at the Woodbridge field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
HEART
NINE WINNER
Over Fast Going Liberty A. C.
of Railway by Score of
5 to 3

The Sacred Heart baseball nine of
South Amboy. registered a victory
over the fast going Liberty A. c. of
Railway or Sunday by a 5-3 score.
Buckalew was on the mound for
the locals and held the Railway team
to tire scattered hits. while the
Sacred Hearts collected ten safeties
from the deliveries of Compton the
visiting teams twirler. Sam of the
South Amboy outfit was the star
batsman for the day. collecting two
hits, one of which was a three base
slugg, out of the same number OF
times at the s~lugging post.
Next Sunday the Sacred Hearts
will play the Eagles of Pleasant
Plains on the South Amboy diamond.
At this time Buckalew and Lagoda
will be in the points for the cross
river club.
The score:
Caa.MoL H. ~a-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League

New York z, Chicago 8.
Brooklyn 6. Pittsburgh 2.
St. Louis 2, Philadelphia /.
Cincinnati 4, Boston g..
Cincinnati ., Boston 5.
American League
Cleveland 10, New York o.
Detroit 4, Washington 2.
Chicago 8, Philadelphia 1.
st. Louis 10. Boston 1.
International League
Jersey City IA, Buffalo II.
Buffalo 10, Jersey City 2.
Newark 8, Toronto 5.
Newark 8, Toronto 2.
Reading 5, Rochester 3.
Baltimore 5, Syracuse 8.
GAMES TODAY
National League
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
American League
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
International League
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Newark at Toronto.
Baltimore at Syracuse.
Reading at Rochester.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
Fighter Ont of Work

Kid Murphy. a leading welter-
weight from the upper section CT
this city, would like to show his
wares at some nearby fight palace.
He has fought some good men in VIZ
rious parts OF the state and is now
in earnest training for contemplated
fisti: encounters. Every day he can
be seen doing his training stunts in
the Y. NJ. G. A. or at his road work
early in the morning on Water
street. Jack Brody of 181 Kearny
avenue. is the manager OF the young
man and he can be reached at any
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
Black Sox Anxious

Manager A. Gadomski is anxious
to have his Black Sox combine try
conclusions with leading outfits in
this section. All games booked are
to be played away from home. For
any information about the team call
Manager Gadomski, 1885 n write to
I'll Parker street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
Killefer is Suspended

NEW YORK July 18.-William
Killefer manager OF the Chicago
Cubs today was suspended for three
days by John A. Heydler president
of the National League for his con-
duct in yesterdays contest with the
New York Giants when the umpire
called a balk on Pitcher Osborne of
the Chicago team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
Firpo a k it Easy

OGDENsBURGH. N. Y, July Is
Luis Angel Firpo. conqueror of
Jess Willard and aspirant for Jack
Dempsey's heavyweight crown, lum-
bered through a slow six-round ex.
hibition ~no-decision bout with hi
sparring partner. Natalie Pera, a
the Fair Grounds yesterday. Pera
who weighed in at 1876, appeared tc
take the offensive throughout anc
won what few plaudits the audienct
of 500 had to give.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
ANS nv THIS VICINITY SHOWING MID-SEAsON FORM
PAGERS OF THIS CITY ARE
BEATEN At SO. AMBOY

The fast going PAGERS Of this city
met defeat at the hands of the Y.
NJ. G. A. Juniors of South Amboy
last night when they encountered a
Az defeat on Wonderland Pork
diamond. Hits by Let's. and Rayan
featured for the South Amboy team,
while the starring at the stick was
done by Shultz Of the locals.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Juniors have won
thirteen games, lost one and tied
one, out of fifteen starts. This team
would like to hear from junior
teams in this vicinity for twilight
and Sunday games. Games can be
arranged through z. A. Nell sec
rotary of the South Amboy Y. NJ. c.
A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
Want an Attraction2

the wilds of Hudson County way,
would like to book games with semi
pro mines hereabouts. The Marines
recently played the South Amboy Y.
M. c. A. and We're nosed out by a
last inning rally. For contests get
into communication with w. j. Rel
mer, ISL Garfield ave., Jersey Cry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
Ring Up Another

The Brighton Juniors of this city
defeated the Amboy Juniors in a re-
Gently played game by a score OF
1872. Cortony pitched for the win
ners and was we'll nigh invincible.
It was the third straight win for the
Brightons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
Another Argument

The Lcceums, a light senior nine
from North Amboy. would like to
hear from the Pearls so that a SER
les of games can be arranged for The
little Worlds Series" of the Hall
ave. section. The Dyceums have
beaten the Black Sox, and the former
allege that the Pearls are Scared"
of the Lyceums.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-18
.xBatted for Dura in the eighth.
xxBatted for Way in the ninth.

Sacred Hearts 0 0 4O0o10x ks
Liberty A. C. 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0-3
Summary: Three base hits, Sam:
two base hits, Hyson, Molly Claus:
sacrifice hit, Clarke; struck out by
Buckalew s, by Compton 8; bases on
balls off Buckalew 3, off Compton
2; hit by pitched ball, Sam; yild
pitch. Compton /; double plays, Hy-
son to French to Sam.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21

Con el objeto de informar acerca le
los asuntos relacionados con el em-
prestito municipal que Sc tramita pa
ra su aprobaci6n, para que los lee
torres de este importante diario est6n
Ial tanto de las gestiones verificadas
en- estos illtimos dfas por las comisio-
mes encargadas al efecto me entire
viste con ell Hon. Comisionado de Ser
xicio Pdblico de esta ciudad, obtenien-
do de su amabilidad los sfguientes in
formes:
Que los citados sefiores representan-
ties de este municipio que asistieron a
la Ultima session del Consejo Ejecuti-
vo consiguieron al fin obtener una en-
imienda relacionada con la venta de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
Ell GOBERNADOR ToWNER PRE-
IsIDENTE HoNORARIO DEL CAPT.
TULO DE PUERTO RICO DE LA
CRUZ ROJA AMERICANA

Ell Gobernador Fl, N, Towner, ha
acceptable el cargo de Presiqente Ho.
|norario del Capitulo de Puerto Rico
de la Cruz Roja Americana. y
La carta dirigila Al cuartel gene
raj de Ia Cruz Roja aceptando el re-
|ferido nombramiento1 81 Gpbernador
ITowner Sc expresa como siguc:
"Abrigo el ccnvencimiento de que
|tanto la sehora Towner como yo, nos
completeness en- hacer cpallto este, Al
Inuestro alcance por a adelanto " pro
Igreso de IA Cruz Roja en- Puerto RI
lca, Con ese. propcsito Iacepto y pre-
Isidencia Honoraria del capitulo po-
lniendo mi influencia en- 81, seryicio, u
en- los trpbajos tapto coz
mo me sea posible
FL Capitulo, pues, esta de placemes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
una MADRE TEMIA POR La VIDA
DE So HIJO
Sano, hizo desaparecer la Dyspepsia
Declara agradecida la Sra. Mora.

Sc demuestra de nuevo, de una ma
nera notable, el valor de Tanlac Coz.
mo medicina de familia. Esta vez Sc.
trata de la Sra. Modesto Nazario, que
vive en- la calle Virtud No. 1O5, Playa
Ponce, P. R. La Sra. Mora, dice: 3
/. @Mi hijo Jorge que tiene trece anos.
v yo, hemos tornado entire los dos,
cinco botellas de Tanlac y ambos go-
zamos de mejor salud que nunca. Du-
rante cinco amos, sufrf de Indigestion
y mi hijito habia sufrido desde que
nacio. Por 10 com1n, tenia yo dis
pepsia, agrura del estomago, eruptos
y distension por gases. Me encontra-
ba en- un estado de anenia Y debilidad
cuando naeio Jorge, y sufrio de coli-
co y debilidad de est6mago. desde Ell
principle. A veces, perdia la esperan-
"a de salyarle la vida, peros ahora pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
Ia Gan ftIiia
AgIh)o|'IaIi Ii
,contlnaacion de Ia sf,,unda.,

r. &
2,Las lnejores tliez libras des ]
habiehuelas .......... J, $1,000
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4 4.-Las mejores batatas, yaus
tfas, yucas y names q ejjem-
p1ares de- dada ddo} 4 : 5000
aHEl mejor RACINE, de plata4
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Clos mejores aios Y cebo-
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;Lagmeior eoleeeion de ug
tas del pals -. :. -.,. .s..s,,. $1e.0o
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collection de hortalizas $1,000
|. s9.-La mejor calabaza en- ta- @s. Isl.
mailo y. clase S 500
. 10.-El mejor tabajo de, labo- q Z
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+ 11.-El trabajo mas curioso v
Jmejor hecho en- maderas o cual-
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21

bonos; aunque esta liecha la operaei6n
de flo con la Ames Emerieh Co., de
Nueva York que por medic del abo-
gado del municipios Mr.. Thompson, Sc
envi0 a la referida casa negociante
la Recommendation de la citada enmiell-
da, del resultado de su estudio Sc
Ecableara esta Asamblea, por la pre-
mura del case. Tambi6n nos place infor
mar que toda esta Recommendation Sc
encuentra en- camino por el vapor que
zarp6 de San Juan ell microbes dlti-
mo, crey6ndose que fines de la Sc
mana Ell curse mediados de Ia pro-
xima, mas 0 menos, tendrase La con-
testaci0n del resultado, para saber a
que atenerse este gobierno Y en- case
affirmative dar comienze a los prepa-
rativos Y. activar los pianos y sacar
a pdblica subasta ell renate de las re-
formas que habran de hacerse de acuer
do con la cantidade de los 'cuGtrocien-
tos mil d6layes, segdn detalle al pie !:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21

rece que su est6mago esta muy bien,3
gracias Tanlac. Ahora come muy
bien esta bueno y sano al fin.
''Tambien yo obtuve alivio casi in
mediate de todos mis- males, cuando
tome Tanlac. Pronto desaprecieron
la acidez del estomago indigestion
" gozo de mejor apetito que en- mu-
chos amos. Estoy muy fuerte, duer-
mo mejor y estoy menos nervioso. En-
realidad, gozo de mejor salud que
nunca Y Tanlac merece todo mi elogio
y gratitud."
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las bue7
mas droguerias.
No acepte substitutes. Sc han ven
sdido mas. de 81 millones de botellas.
Las Pfldoras Vegetables Tanlac son;
.el remedio natural para ell estrefi-,
.miento. De venta en- todas parties. I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
AGRICULTORES Z IN
DUSTRIALES.

Z.
/, Solicitamos SUI valiosa cooperaci6n
para el mejor exito de la Feria.
/ Grandes ,fiestas Y atractiyos en- es-
tos cuatro dfas.
1 Envfe sus productos ganados Ell
dfa q de JUNO corriente, vfspera de
la aperture de la. Feria. sg
|. Todos los actos seraR amefiizados
por la orquesta del reputable professor
seiior Tizol.
/ Los alimales seran protegidos de la
lluvia y ell tsol. IS
/ Tendremos personal habil para aten
der al cuidado y alimentaci6n de los
animales que Sc nos enyfen.
+ Exllibieiones no inclufdas eli la pre-
sente lista, seran premiadas cuando la
ivomisi6n 10 crea oportuno. rs
! AL terniinari nuestra exhibition to-
dos los animales dendas productos
iseran devueltos a sus dueGos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21

rs ,cuanto podamos manifestar del
sresultado Sc lia eptreyistal con el bolnr
dadoso amigo que por la Iimpertan E.eg 9iq i
ella de Ia misna fnserto, ofreciendo
adelhas continuar: los inforines,, , segtGin
ii resdltado de la .finiquitaci6n del
proyecto. Gracias al Hon. don Juan
por su atencion. Ojala que todo salga
a la medida del deseo, Yaya nues-
ira mas. enthusiastic felicitacion a sus
directores,