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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
Washers, Beware Of These Girls!
Pastor Has Taught Them to Slug
Well as They KnoU Hon. to Pray
BY ROY j. GIBBONS.
NEA Stan Correspondent

CHICAGO - That Christianity
needs young women who can land 6
physical as we'll as a moral solar
plexus blow on its enemies is the
considered opinion of the Rev. d
Logan Loughborough, assistant
pastor and athletic director OF
Chicago's Sheridan Road Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Most every night Is boxing might
for the Sheridan Road parish flap
pers, while the boys, gathered i'm
their gym suits, form an enthusi-
alstic gallery
'sTimev Shouts Referee.
'Srmei" shouts the reverend ref
cree. and two queens OF the ring
trot 10 their respective corners,
ready for the fray.
"In this corner" proclaims Pastor
Doughborough. now in the capacity
of announcer. Miss Beatrice Jor-
don" the parish fearherweight
star. arises and bows.
And in this corner" continues
the announcer. Miss Jeanette
Hendricksen" Miss Hendrickson
also bows.
These girls" says the announcer,
will battle six rounds TO de-
cision."
No Paint Spilled.
The girls exchange powd erless,
rougeless smiles They advance to
the center Of the ring and shake
hands. Then the bouts on. The
young women emit wheeling noises.
They box well. There is much slug
ging and hair mussing. However, no
paint Is drawn. After bit the
referee declares the encounter a
draw.
Nobody" says Mr.. Loughbor
oug'h. ever gets hurt. The gloves
are extra well padded.
Boxing develops nerves and eye.
It makes the girl feel dependent on
herself rather than upon others for
protection. This increases her moral |
stamina. Also it beautifully illus |
trates the religious idea of today ex-
pressed in woman's emancipation. |
It's the best exercise, besides"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

AOAANoA AhSc s'RNA - AAaAeSAf
NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-rhs case
Of Jess Willard is problem TO the
boxing world. Those who have the
good of the game at heart must de-
eide on what constitutes a fair deal
for the former heavyweight cham
pion. Those who have their own
good at heart and are in the game
for what they can get out of It, have
to figure on how much the public
Will really stand for.
Willard defends his campaign for
another bout with Jack Dempsey for
the heavyweight championship with
statements that he is the former
champion and has tbs right Of an
ex-title holder for another chance;
that he is the biggest and strongest
of all the contenders and that he
can get into condition TO fight.
with some qualifications there is
some soundness in Wizards claims.
There is no doubt that he was en-
titled to return bout and the Justice
OF his demand never would have
been questioned II he had not been
over three years in deciding he
wanted d.
Beyond all doubt. Jess IS physi-
cslly the biggest and strongest man
in the heavyweight class, but size
doesn't mean anything when II Is
accompanied by so many years.
That Willard can get back into
condition Is something that can be
only after he has shown
himself.
johnny Dundee and While Lewis
two ring veterans who know some
thing about condition and who
haven't any axes TO grind with Wil-
lard, looked him over recently and
declared they thought him TO be in
splendid condition.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
Defiance Academy
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
SCORES 9TH STRAIGHT

CHEsTERTowN. Nd. Jan. 27-
Washington College advanced an
other step nearer the Maryland Col
legiate basketball championship by
defeating st. Johns College OF An
napolis here last night, 2s to IL. It
marked the ninth consecutive VIC
tory for the Chestertowners. Dunn
schott and Carroll were the stars,
the former getting four field goals
and the latter three double-deckers
and eight from the foul ine. St.
Johns played defensive game
throughout, but were unable TO
check the speedy Washington Ave.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27

varsity man who is home nursing
the grip
Load" Stirlith on whom a great
deal of the High School attack Is
centered was forced to leave in the
last minutes OF the fray with a
wrenched knee.
Captain Vic Ihchtenstein. as usual
led his mates in the scoring depart
ment. A quartet OF double-deckers
and twelve foul goals were his re-
suits. The diminutive pilot was
closely guarded by Buck Ramsey,
but he managed to elude him.
The game between the German
town Fresh and the Jay Vess' was
cauceled Score:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
:: :: SPORTS:-: mQ-d ::
City B. B. League

Plans for the reorganization OF
the City Baseball League for
the 1923 season wfll be made at
a meeting I'm The Evening jour
nal offioe on Monday night.
Representatives of teams desfr-
ing a berth I'm the circuit are
invited TO be present. The
meeting wiil start at O'Clock
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27

with a fast wording attack that
displayed It's superiority at all times
the knights OF Columbus outclass-
ed Brownson in a City League bas-
ketball game at Brownson Hall last
night. IS to -. It was the second
straight win OF the second half for
the Caseys.
The knights whirlwind work
forced the Librarians on the defen-
sive at all stages raining 10 double
deckers into the basket Gillespie
Quinn, Lowell and Magill were the
point getters Brownson was held 10
three lone field goals. Score;
X of g.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27

Brownson Academy, first half
champions went into the lead in
the second haaf OF the Reserve City
League by beating their old rivals.
Defiance Academy. in the prelimin-
airy by a single point, 2s to a..
These teams fought It out in a
special play-off series for the first
half honors and the game last night
was another one of their close
tussles with the Librarians again
victorious although they were out
scored from the field. Score:
Brownson Academy
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
Sc. Joseph's Prep

Salesianum Reserves defeated the
st. Joseph Reserves in the prelimi-
nary 21-lS.
Mccall and Conlin featured for
the sallies. while MANally was the
bright light for tho visitors, scoring
all OF the points.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
WESLEYAN FTVES
WIN DOUBLE BILL

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Jan. 27.-Wesleyan Col
legiate Institute girls and boys
basketball teams scored a double
win over the Harrington High
School aggregation last night. The
Wesleyans had little difficulty tri-
umphing in each encounter, the girls
turning in the unusual basketball
feat Of a shutout. Scores:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
I7SWV [S,
loA<Ng>' 2Ng1NGa
!, In NRREI<LN

"Hs looks better than he did when
I he was here to meet Moran theE
| both said. 4
Big Jess has made other state-
ments that the desire for the loser
end of a big purse did not enter I'M "
/ his decision to attempt a comeoaeh-
He claimed that he only wanted 10
get some revenge for what was doneg
70 him IN Toledo that not fourth OF
July, back in 1919.
When he was interviewed by Tom
O'Rourke, matchmaker 2or the Ke-'
public Athletic Club, however ne
did not show any aversion TO money.
He asked for a guarantee OF Seo'oVh
and a percentage Of the gate.
It may be, in Justice TO willard
that he had reached an agreemenl 1,
with Tex Richard to fight and than
was his way of getting away from
O'Rourke.
willard might have done much
better II he had suggested that ne
be given a good triad horse 20 shoVa
that he was in condition TO engae
in a championship fight. instead
he opposed suggestions that he dem
onstrate how good he was and sai 3
that he wanted no one but Demp-
sey.
Tex Raokard Is strong for willard
and maintains that he Is sti1 a GOOD
opponent for Dempsey. RicKaro
of course, speaks from a box once
point Of view and perhaps ne j.
right.
From a standpoint OF sportsman
ship It is to be desired that Willard
should get a square deal. but n
granting Il TO him It should be bornF
in mind that Tommy Gibbons and
Harry willis are also entitled to fs'r
treatment.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27

REFEREE e. NrdlldE NeTs
Chester Girls Trim Locals

Chester Girls Trim Locals
Owing to the fact that the Ches-
ter team did not arrive on time the
boys game was played first The
Orange and Black fair cagers trim
med the Cherry and White, 21 TO L.
This was mostly due to the absence
OF Captain Campbell and Miss Olive
Porter two of the best players on the
team.
The Wilmington High forwards
who in the past had been stepping
along lively. were so closely watched
yesterday that the pair registered
only FIVE goals. The Misses Smith and
Coyle for Chester could not be stop
ped and shots from all angles of the
floor were sent through the strings.
Score:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27

Penn A. c.. made It three straight
for the league lead and Neighbor-
hood moved into undispUted possess
sion OF second place in the N. p. II.
l.. court circuit last night. Penn
heat out Highland and Neighbor-
hood toppled Lorraine Scores:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
Standing Of the Teams.

Seventh Ward VS.. st. Mary, st.
Joseph Hall.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
NEIGHB0RHOOD
WIN THESE GAMES
N. l.. p. II. GAGE LEAGUE.
Inst Nights Results.
Standing Of the TEAMS.

Neighborhood, IS; Lorraine, 1s
Penn A. c., Is; Highland, IL.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27

RESERVE CITY LEAGUE.

Last Nights Result.
Brownson VS.. st. Mary Kittens.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
.BROWNSON AGAIN
ON SHORT END
|Caseys Swamp Librarians in
Cage Under IS to II
Count
CASEYS GO AFTER
MT. VERNON TODAY
CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE.
Last Nights Result.
X OF c.. IS; Brownson, 1s.
This Afternoons Game.
Mt. Vernon VS. X. OF c., Audi
forum.


Mt. Vernon VS. X. OF C., Audi
forum.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
Tonight's Games.
AT COOKNfAN GYM

AT GOODMAN GYM.
First game-Grace VS.. Second
Baptist.
Second game-Grace VS. Har-
tison.
AT Y. NJ. c. A.
First game-cookman VS.. Ep-
worth.
second game-Trinity vs.. East
lake.
shifting in the standing OF the
First Division of the Church League
nvas caused by the jolt handed
First-Central by st. Paul and the
victory OF Brandywane over Han
over. In the Second Division Nc
Cabe triumphed over Westminster.
Scores.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27

st. Ann W. st. Mary Kittens.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
Church LEAGUE
JUMPS LIVELY
st. Paul, Brandywine, Nc
Cabe on Top After
Hard Fights
RESULTS SHIFT
TEAM STANDINGS

CHURCH LEAGUE BASKETBALL
Last Nights Results.
st. Paul, 81; First Central. %.
Brandywine. Al; Hanover. "a.
McCabe, Is; Westminster. IS.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27
CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE.
Last Nights Result.
This Afternoon's Game.

X. OF c.. IS; Brownson, IL.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-27

Salesianun Res.

Rererees-Crean and Ross.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25


afiliado a la "Conferencia para Ia Ac-
cion Politica Progresiva", v procurara
que las reuniones sean conyocadas en-
todos los Estados de la Union con I'll
proposito de organizar un gran Par
lido Obrero Nacional. Asfsfue deci-
dido por la Convention Nacional del
Partido Socialista, reunido en- el FL
Inish Hall, Quinta Avenida, New York,
el dia 20 de mayo del corriente afio.
La Convention rechazo las PROPOSE
tciones Comunistas bajo el nombre de-
aPartido de los Trabajadores Los
Comunistas soiicitaron una union con
el Partido Socialista al objeto de cons
tituir un Solo frente'. Tales suges-
tiones fueron rechazadas sin debate v
| por unanin1idad. Los Conunistas pro.
ponfan las siguientes sugestiones:
lie "Amalganaei6n de las uniones
de oieios. Proteger a los traba-
Ijadores extranjeros. Repudiar Ia
Union de Viena. 4.-Rechazar las
Uniones 1nternacionales de Ofcios de
Viena y Amsterdam, y Sla Segnnda
International. 5.-RemoVerl eiertos
obstaculos gubernamertales que; I'M
piden Ia lucha de los trabapadores.
Construir un gran Psrtidp pbre-
lro Nacional."
Despues de una cnidadosa considey
raci6n, la Convention Nacional del
Partido Socialista, resol8i6 HnalarE al
I'"Partido de los Trabajadortk lsi-
guiente mensaie: 80 49,
"Es. nuestra mas ferviente convic-
Ici6n de que 81 hubieran deseado que
Has organizaciones de los trsbajadores
liformaran un "frente unico'', cuando
termino la guerra riundiaI, sin dis
tinci6n de diferencias polfticas, tai y
como e1 pPartido de los Trabajado
las solicita ahora, ese "frente dnico"
hubiera sido establecido hace va Gin
Go amos. Pero en- vez de esta politica,
lla International Comunista impuso Ia
tkctica de Ia division. Esta' politica
fue ordenada para diyidir a los ira
ad9rea' todos nos pafses. Sembrd
0Mos 81 asseHsioneE entire Ia. clase tra-
Ba5adSrak .BesbaB .stoaanbbsibilidad
de solidaridad de los trsbajadores en-
lcaaffa Eaf6s c9Rduip a,una guerra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25

Los parrafos del Mensaje de. la CO.
roma lefdo en- la aperture de Cortes
celebrada ell dfa %, en- que Sc alude
a los principales problemas y cuestio-
mes de orden nacional, son los que a
continuation Sc transcriben:
''Afirma ina vez mas mi Gobierno
el concepto Y proposito que ha def
nido acerca de su polftica marroauf,
entendida y practicada sinceramente
como regimen de pfeno Protectorado,
cumpliendo el mandate de civilization
que Espafia impusieron iconciertos
internacionales, pero sin apremios que
no nos obligan, nj impaciencias que no
sentimos, en- cuanto al tempo, enten-
sion y medida, para inplantar el in
flujo effective del Majzen sobre los in
digenas. Atentos a las facilidades que
en- torno a aquel brinden estos, condi-
cionara ademas nuestra acci6n la pre-
ferencia legftima para acudir al pro-
greso y reconstruction economica Y
cultural de Espana, sin prodigar fue-
ra energfas de hombres dinero que
aquf necesitamos. Asistiremos al Co
bierno jalifiano sostendremos nues-
tro Protectorado con proporcionada,
especial y effcaz fuerza, que, consa-
grada tan solo a su function peculiar,
cuando la obra polftica requiera su
concnrso, de sensation de amparo a
los va sometidcs, de respeto a quienes
deban someterse.
Atenderemos con tai prudencia, no
extraiia "a la fortaleza, a la .crftica
situaci6n, que no es grave en- nuestra
economic, pero Sc hace insostenible Ell
nuestro Tesoro. Los Optimismos fun
dados que en- todos sus sfntomas, CO.
menzando Dor el creciente rendimien-
to de los ingresos, cimenta la poten-
cialidad evidente Y apenas impulsada
de la riqueza espafiola, nj disculpan
nj pelmiten seguir poniendo aquella a
10 prueba de un deficit desmesurado
yfA6nico, facil de contener desde aho-
REIN de suprimir en- breve plazo 81 con
vffEhtad perseverance secundais a mi
Gdbterno en- ell remedio de las tres
cQHpcidas y fundamentales causas del
e$tthgo financiero: el derroche mario
qM los excesos de personal prodi-
gflfElad en- las n6minas y ef prolon-
gtHS anticipo auxilio que hacia al
gtlhs empresas Sc sostiene con apoyo
et, n ley de Subsisteneia, falta de yir-
ttBfdad y adecuaciEn para conIben-
siHhoy ese dano ek tros
AlHtajar el desarrollo de los gastos
hHbfa de atenderse rapida y energi-
camente, sin recargar de momento el
sacrificio tributario que con admira-
bic patriotismo viene soportando el
pals, eompletando luego la nivelaci6n
con reformas Y difusiones socializa-
deFas del impuesto.
Los sucesos de julio de 1921, lecci0n
d6lorOsa que puede ser advertencia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25


&c S.la ..s.n9D.a - .a...sa ..s pala ..s
sal 10 ssou.s so.u.ssas =. =, :. So ssi.O
. oslas J, oisan'1SSiohes ~ ~ staDa-
9aa0fss'
NO Sc DAN SEGURIDADEs.
mo existe raz6n Dor Ii cual noso-
Itros podamos Greer que 4 proposition
que ahora hacen los sentantes
del "partido. de los trabajadores' no
sea del nismo caracter, No podemos
tampoco Greer que esta proposici6n sea
mas honrada. Esta producida en- 81
IHiilar lenguage al de Ia peticfon que
tMciera la Internacional Comunista
Eantes de Ia Confefencia de Berlin
ssExisten otras razones para Greer
due la proposition 10 es honrada. ST
lei sspartido de los trabajadores" es
sincere en- 10 que s,s oradores y pu-
lbiicaci6n han dicho 81 estan diciendo
lacerca del PartidoS Socialists, entonces
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25
e Partido Sociahsta re-
pudia a los { ornunistas

Ien abril 19, 1928, alcanza solamente
POGO mas de 1900. Existe ademas
lei hecho de oueie "Partido de los Ira
baiadores' no tiene hoy. despues gde
cinco amos de agitaci6n Gomunista,
establecida ninguna posici6n politica
en- ninguna ciudad de este pals"
"Estas son las razones pordue aho-
Ira urgentemente buscari ocultar ST
lffacaso y debilidad despues de atacar'
Eal Partido Socialista con cualquier
|clase de coalici6n politica. :
~ en- cuanto los otros asnntos
''mencionados en- la proposition, el Par
! lido Socialista sienlpFe y hasta donde
alcanzo la plentiful de sus recursos
presto y defendio el interes de las cla-
E.ses trabajadoras. Y continuara ha7
lciendolo.s sHa solieitado el reconocf-
ln1iento de Russia. Ha lido sieinpre por
lei camino recto v confiando en- que
las conclnsiohes que Ia sepafs q las
Iserganizaciones Comnnistss ess ID que
Isellos jrstanehte Sc han ganado. Nos
esforzaremOs sie1hpre por nm sfrente
Istinico unidop pero real, aquel que TEN
ca por base inetiVos honestos y aspii.
lfraciones Sustas VI convenientes; cree
Elnos EN- una union que una, no en-, una
Epni6n que. diyida,,, !, 81. /,
| L fsPor esths Gaz9nes henlos sido obli-
| gadoss a chazar'las propOsiciones in
Ecluidas en- Ia communication del s.Par-
Lido de los Trabajadoresp
.Estal lss. asei6n adoptada por.l Ia
EConvenci6n dsl Partido SOciaIista tle
llos Estados Unidos. Ella implica una
ddeclaracion y posici6n franca y since.
i Ira en- cuanto al inovimiento obrero y
i;Socialista International. .s.
Ell Partid6 Socialista de, Puerto Rice
Sc reune en- Convention Ell dfa II dc
1junio, en- Ponce, y ssguranaente toma-
Ira buena cuenta de. tanSimportante do,
lcumento. s,.}} 9-lt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25
S, N. Ell REY ALFONSO XIII Y Eli
R0BbEDIA DE NARROBg0S
En- eI Mensaje del Rey Alfonso las
Cortes, Sc haIlsn los siguientes inte~
resantes parrafos:

.salvadora, han planteado en- 10 1nti-
mo de Ia conciencia colectiva el pro-
.blema polftfco Y jurfdico que eplaza
responsibilities con sanciones. AFR
madas estas ' aquellas EN- cuinplimien
to de la ley por los Tribunales mili-
tares, a los que asiste, encerrado dem
tro de la ley, Ell respeto del Gebier-
no; resuelto por este que Sc de efec-
tiSidad, sin exception nj .distingo, al
deseo de inyestigaciones admifistrati-
vas que Sc formulara en- el anterior
Parlamento, incumbe al que ahora Sc
refine, en- sentir de mi GobiernO, dar
remate, ponderacion Y complemento a
la obra de justicia, hacienda esta Sc
rena, pronta cumplida en- torno a
las responsibilities que aprecieis de
orden polftico. Para clio sc propone
facilitar, compartir y aun' estimular
vuestra mission de esclarecimiento y
sanciones sobre ese problema en- los
terminos que, cOnstituyendo sus ante
cedentes y compromises, fueron fran
ca advertencia de la convocatoria G
interpreta como signfficado impefati-
vo de Ia election. Sin precipitado Inn
pulse de la passion, pero sin dilacio-
mes en- ell tempo, estima mi Gobierno
indispensable la liquidaci6n en- justi-
|cia de esa gran preocupaci6p nacional
En- todos los demas 6rdenes de Ia
+polftica y Ia Administrator ha esta.
do fijo ell pensamiento del Gobierno
estan concretadas las iniciativas: sc
os someteran pronto los proyectos dc
ley.
un programa complete de reconstitu.
cion material, diyulgado por tenaz !
sincera defensa, cuyo convencimien.
to no encuentra contradictores; la &C.
ci6n expansive, tutelar, intervencionis
ia del Estado, que enfoca con decision
todos los problemas del SECURE, de
trabajo, de la edificaci6n, y con es.
pecial preferencia el nuevo regimen il
rfdico de la propiedad, sin detepeyst
por el. esttRaoi hdsT yiSilffl apis3'
contener, de la. lucha social. Z
II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25

4 =. I +. Z Z 3 r.
q Aiin a costa de una verdadera vio-
|lencia sobre nuestra innata propen-
sion a la jlsticia, no haremos sospe-
chosas estas lineas iniciandolas, como
tan justo fiera, con Ell entusiasta elo-
gio de los bellos ojos y la serena SON
risa con que la autora de Psiquis Do
liente, en- la primera pagina de su Ii
bro, Sc atrae va la expontanea simpa-
tia y la resuelta admiration de todos
cuantos llegan a los encantados UNI
Ibfaiesf de SD obra. s-1t i.
Isl Psiquis Doliente no fuera un Ii
bro esencial Y entranablemente ferne-
lsnino, hasta nos atreverfalnios a hablar
de anter, y no de autora, para eyitar
lqne la suspicacia de los eternos des-
lconfiados viera, exclusivaInente, en-
nuestras sinceras alabanzas, una
lmuestra de galantes benevolencia.
/ Pero este voluntario error de sexo,
len este case. no es possible; porque el
primero y mas eminente de los nlu-
tchos meritos, que el libro de la seno.
rita MeIendez atesora, es ell de su ex.
I.quisita feminidad: feminidad serena
| de ,yirgen casta, que espera en- 81 jar
.ldin Ia llegada del amado, distraids
Ide los sensuales murnulios de la ma
Ituraleza por las armonfas superiores
Eque descieden desde. las estrellas, {
Irizar de inquietudes trascendentes e
lagot de su alma.
Serenidad. y, inquietud:. he adu
Edos conceptos artagonicos que la Sc
Enorita Melenaez alnas con9sarte ma
Iravifloso, Ell su conlnovedora "Psiqui!
llDoliente'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25
siq,lis Doliente1
.El herrnoso lbro de Ia Srta.
,oncha NIelendez

] Pero con mucha mas eficacia que
nuestras palabras, los versos de la
seiiorita Melendez, que continue
ci6n reproducimos, convenceran a.
nnestros lectores de la sinceridadl y
justicia de nuestras loas:
Los Versos de Ana i.
I Ana, mi ingenua mistica hermana,
escfibe versos cual la niafiana.
Claros y suaves, que en- su candor,
no saben arte, cantan amor
Son como ayes que allan el vuelo
inaginando llegar Al cielo;
Luces de estrella que van radiosas
Ientre aguas linpidas, silenciosas. !.
i Por una causa :desconocida,
Illeg6 prinnero que 70 q la vida;
Pero es mas joven, porque mi alma
tan sola y triste que nadie encalma,
Luce las raras filosoffas 4
ly las reconditas armonias.
Asi mi hermana rinia sus versos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25
MURIo DEgAJo DE UN CAIRO
DE5BUEYEs.

Refieren de Santa Isabel, que ell sa-
:hado dfa %. del actual; como las
.siete de La manana, en- la colonia Use
'ra, barrio Jauca, perdio su vida Ell in
-dividuo Juan Angel Colon, con mott
svo de haber sido atrapado por un ca
rro de bueyes que condutia al volcar-
5se Ell mismo. ii
Colon cay6 debajo del caro- y lA
sfracturo ell craneo. grave1nente. II